Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1938 volume:

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' . 1 Qv'F'- fr .., 1' Q.. ff- .- Y . . uh- L . F 'sf -' . ' Lb. .- Vs' 453. ..,. 3, psig is- V-:L:-142, QS? . ' . 'ff - A V.-4 -- V . ,ff W W, ' ' -' - . - ' x.-1 .V .N-.Y . - A '- . . -f Q' - .4 ... .,-QQ6' - I'-Y-, . - V ue. , 11 ,'- . . .V . x x. -.egg-aw -P -Q ' ' ' Z, if.n.- .., ,. . Iv' f , 1 1' , A ' 4 THE 1938 CCDKER -Uwe Jqmrwa' publication 016 five Semiow C1099 O16 Commemsviwe l-llgyw Scywooi PRESENTATION In this publication we. the class of '38, hope to present a true picture of our high school life. We have endeav- orcd to summarize the outstanding events of this school year. This book is our means of immortalizing the hap- py hours we have passed in Connellsville High School. Sports was chosen as the theme of the book because sportsmanship implies all of the qualities necessary for our success in public and private life. NVQ: wish to express our thanks to Miss Mary Brick- lnan. who directed the art work, and to Mr. Marlin W. Hartman for many of the pictures. Swim UMM Sing Tlu- Svniur Cnkvr Slug ul' lwvnly-six mvm- Ks-nm-lla ,lum-s :md Rulwrl IJilllflllI'l'y llllllll lwrs vnnsislvd of thc Svnim' llll'llllll'l'S of thx' rvgg- 41,-imings uI,lN.u,fi,,g in 'hp 51-,,i,,r Qj,,kl-,- mul ulur Cukvr Stuff and Iwvlw ollwr St'lli1ll'S xslmm mm dvsimlml tht' Vowr- lhv Tvgllllill' llll'lIllll'l'S vulvcl lu llw stuff. ' A , .. . . Nll'llIIll'l'S of thx- sluff iIII'llllII'dI Cllilflvr- 'Hu' Nflllllg In ilu- lmnk uns umlvr llw dm -.-- 1 Q lion of Miss Marion M. IAIIIIIII Miss Hun if. Hmmm' Xxullmq Cold'-'rn' Clmlvlvs Flkv' I v 'yn Hricknmn SlIpl,l.x,iSl,d IIN, ml wurkz um' Ml.. 'XX ig- lltlnlllilll. Hill Hmnvr. KPIIIIPIII JUIIPS. Lynn larsl L. lmuis had L'llz1l'g1' of llu- Svniurs sunk- Ki ?U - R l'f'l't l1iU'PI 4 3- Milflllil I11'S5i llvl ing on llw lmsinvss stuff. vu l,ms'vrx. llvurgv Murukus. Hl'1lll'iI'I' Muyu Miss Ruth St'lISlHll'h haul Vllllfgll' uf llu- plmln- ludllh Mllrlwll' 'lmm Murgun' Dm-'S Moypr Sfrzllllls ilITIN'ill'illg in lllv lmolx. and sllv mls us' -'Ulm Mu'ml ' mm Pnxsliu' Jak Higgmi' Jim sislcd lu' Mr. Marlin W. Hllfllllilll. who hunk HUSSL R lN'Vl 5i ld 5k3'- wihllil SVUU- Mm? many nf lhc pil-lurvs. flhurlr-s l ilw mls Hu' lfllvn F-lmiu-s. lfrurmk SIIUXSIIIQIII. linln-rl Slum' Sonim' lidilnr uf plwlngruphs. mam. 171011411-1' Smilh. amd liolwrt Wilhrul. We Zecficafie 7fLM gawk The Senior Class of '38 dedicates this annual Coker to the Connellsville High School Athletic Coaches Dolde. Barr, Lerew, Hull. and Lasky. They have done more than their part in guiding us by teaching and exempli- fying fair play, perseverance, and good sportsmanship. From them we have learned that success doesnit mean primarily to win material victory with ostensible gain, but to put our best eiforts into the game, win or lose. 7a Um Gmohw Alfred R. Barr Joseph A. Lerew William E. Dolde Arthur H. Ruff Andrew 5. Lasky NJMLMZZLQZLM swf Y . . Bela B. flllllh Sllpwilitf-mln-ill uf Svlmnlf l EG. STANLEY PHILLIPS RUTH K. SENSBAC1i S. B. HENRY ZCZQICQZIKCUI4 Principal, High School Adviser uf Girls Prinvipul, Cameron Buildim: ll mlm' li. XXUHII' l'rvsi4ln'lll i - . x Ili Q.. 5. Lmnuplwllf Num- l,l'C5llIClll Dmul Dunn Vv l,. Zullurs Ill ll. ll. IVlr-lnlm' 1 umm-I Cnllvr S1'l'l'4'lill'N I ll. Slfiliill li. lmlslvy 8 vmiw Slgff i I Fruiii liuw: Miss Suiiiifvli. Mss VVuilio. Miss Lioliuri Miss Mi 'l'll'inii Miss Miiliis 'X , . .. L - . , iiiss Murpiiy, Miss lhilliils. Miss Lzimh, Mhs Rulzinii, M11 Phillips, Mr, .l, Lewis. Si-i'-'ml Row: Mr. Fishvr. Miss Hnrliy. Miss Kliiii-. Mrs. Griifiii. Mis. Hiipkins. Miss linm-. Miss Karr, Miss Aiisi-ii. Miss Duggan. Miss Smuiz, Mix Gingrich. Mr. Brvyizinii. Mr. Shzinvr. Tiiiril Huw: Miss Ogli-Vcc, Miss M:ii- Zimmurniziii. Miss F1'Zilil'iS, Mrs, Wziltim, Miss ililiiiniw-. Miss Imvis. Miss Aiiiims. Miss Hiwcuitz, Mix W. L. Lewis, Mr. Sisley, Miss Suliiwiii. Ms: Aiisliiiv, Mr. Iiiiviv- iiriiiiil. Mr. Swziiik, Mr. Guhl, Twp Huw: Miss Ss-iishiii-ii. Miss Oshurn. Miss Kurtz. Miss Fiiiiu, Miss Suimlsky. Miss Kimi-y. Miss Iiiivr, Miss Wziliors. Mr. Kcigliiluy, Mr. ML'Nv:il, Mi'. Ruff, Mr. Mzirshzill. Mr. Niiinsi-y, Mr. Liisliy Nniagxmyaha 7446! Wim glam Mylan I-l dmjn is fro tive Officers Bela B. Smith, Superintendent of Schools .... .... L afayette College lfl. Stanley Phillips, Principal of High School. .. ............. lVluhlenherg College S. B. Henry, Principal of Cameron School ........ California State Teachers College Ruth K. Sensbach, Adviser of Girls ........ ................... H ood College Menibers of the Teaching Staff Grace ll. Atlams-Pennsylvania State College listher M. Ansell--West Virginia Wesleyan College Carl T. Anstine-Syracuse University Mary Frances Baer--University of Pittsburgh Eleanor H. BanefPennsylvania State College Alfred R. Barr---Oberlin College Arthur L. Boyland--Duquesne University Mary E. Brickman--Pennsylvania State College ,lane V. Burns- California State Teachers College Claclys M. Clark- -Oberlin College Margutrite E. Davis--- University of Pittsburgh William E. Doltle- -Allegheny College Dorothy Lee Duggan-Seton Hill College lrina lfishbaeh -- West Virginia University J. Slit-rriek Fisher-Bethany College litlith V. Floto Thiel College Virginia Foltz- University of Pittsburgh Katherine Francis- Pennsylvania State College Loretta T. Caliarcli--Seton Hill College Beulah Cilmore- Pennsylvania State College Richard ll. Gingrich--Mansfield State Teachers College Mabel Coltlert-- Pennsylvania State College Dorothy lf. Crifliin -Goucher College Elizabeth Crmisshandler--Pennsylvania College for Women Daviml C. Cultl--Washington 81 Jefferson College Marlin W. llartinan --Allegheny College ,l. Earle llilclebranrl--Millersville College Mary W. Hopkins--Coucher College lleatriee E. llorewitz -University of Pittsburgh Martha llorlxy--Wooster College Al. Frederick Hunter--Pennsylvania State College Violet T. llussey --jefferson llospital Frances Karr--Muskingum College Patil A. Keightley1Washington 82 Jefferson College lrene T. Kline --Oberlin College Anna M. Klutey- -lmliana University Marv Frames Kurtz -Pennsylvania State College Marion M. Lanih- -Wilson College Antlrew S. Lasky -University of Pittsburgh joseph A. Lerew- Gettysburg College john F. Lewis---Susquehanna College W. L. Lewis Bucknell College Dorothy Liehert University of Pittsburgh Allison H. Marshall -California State 'l'1'at'lit-rs College Elvaila M. ltlarshall--Oberlin College Dorothy Mathias -Seton llill College Eleanor M. MeCfeflan.l- lnzliana State Teaehers Col- lege Antlrew R. McNeil- Washington S4 ,lt-fferson College Paul L. lVlunsey- lluflalo State Teaelie-rs College Alice Murphy -Seton llill College Luella Oglevee- -University of PittshutQ1h Elisabeth Osburn--Cainegie lnstitute of 'l'c-ehnology Cladys Phillips -Ohio Wesltyan College Eleanor li. Roland- -SL-ton llill College Arthur ll. Rutl-University of Pittsburgh Eva Sttpolsliy-Hitler College Llovcl W. Shaner- -Westininster College Charles D. Sisley--Crove City College Roberta Sniutz--Temple College Maclelyn V. Sonafelt---indiana State Teaeliers Coleo- Madeleine Stein---Mansfieltl State Teac-liers College Harold A. Swank---Susquehanna College Daise M. Trump-Pennsylvania State College Anastasia Vona -University of Pittslmrgh Prutlence L. Walters---Bueknell College Elsie B. Walton- -University of Pittsburgh Eleanore C. Weihe- llt-itlelberg College Catherine E. 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Y -'5 ' -,-..- .I .. .,, -I. UI . r- .I---- I.-I,I.,.:j,I.'.:I , . I: .I .'.I' ,I-vLI.'I-. .I- ,.-,.' -jI..-. :..-..,I ..--I .5.-I.:I., '3'I.X .,. I . -,.III-,':-,II,I. .I-I'I. :.',::- , 1 Q.. I-I. : :I I- ..I :pI. ag..-I I. I.'.I-.II,I- I-.,-I-,,'.- .....I., L - ,I-xI If s., ,,, gf 4' v 'l ug'-I-',.,l 1 u -', 1 xl .' 3'5- .-..-.-:'--.'----- 1.-.v ., '- ' . . , ' .LI-.:,-.I,:,, -,I5.'IIg:II'-II'. a,Il I' I. I , l'f.,r' -vl.lII I- . ' . . . . .' ' . - . -'Z--'--'-U -.'--J'.-.-un-1 .'..' ' . ' . --.- ' - . --ln... . .,- Q .. .gl ..-. . .,l fIs..I,,I,I -,I..x.I',Iv'II, .,,. - QII, 'Q .4 II-.s ,-Irs ' 'i'n' '--0 'I.',' 0 'I ' - ,P-'4' '. , -- 1' -- 1--:f., ' .f f 1 Io'- It is with deep regret and sincere sorrow that we look back upon our four long years of high school, deep regret because they are over, and sorrow because we must leave behind many of our friends. It seems only yesterday that three hundred tottering Freshmen entered good old Connells- ville High School with the intent purpose of conquering everybody and everything. What a humiliation we must have experienced to find that we were no longer the '6tops as we had been in the grade schools, how inferior we must have felt to be caught by an alert teacher ascending the descending stairs, how puzzled we must have been trying to find our rooms, perhaps being laughed out of a senior room into which- we had accidently walked! And yet it was only a few weeks before our affairs began to function smoothly and we became a part of our classes, clubs, and other activities in the high school. Not content to remain in the background for long, we produced our Freshman class play, Dollars to Doughnuts, which drew applause even from the upperclassmen. As Sophomores, we demonstrated our superiority by turning out a championship Junior Varsity football team composed mostly of members of our own class. ln basketball, we went even farther by having several members of our class holding down positions on the var- sity. Comedy again prevailed in our class play, The Mummy and the Mumpsw, starring James McCuinness and bringing several other talented actors into the limelight. Several of the boys displayed their versatility in portraying femin- ine roles. Our newly-organized band was certainly no exception lo our record for school spirit, for more instruments than our share were assigned to Sophomores. Semen 61044 One year passed and we were Juniors. Each year, we had to add more and more to our responsibilities and academic achievements. Our class play was a romance, with Lycll Buttermorc playing the romantic lead. Many were the feminine hearts that fluttered that evening. Members of our class soon began to as- sume lhc leading positions that they would have the next year. Nine members, five girls and four boys, were admitted to the National Honor Society, while several others had already earned the right to debate with the regular var- sities of other schools. Thomas Floto won the extemporaneous speaking contest and several other members of our class placed second and third in the various forensic events. The coming of our Senior year reminded us that we had but one year to remain in Con- nellsville High School. Our debalers continued to uphold their splendid recordg our football team again displayed that fighting spirit and good sportsmanship so characteristic of Con- nellsville teams, and our basketball team again finished in the first division, establishing a record of having played a tie game with our deadly rivals, Scottdale. Seven more Seniors were welcomed into the National Honor Society. Election of class officers served notice on us that our days in Connellsville High School were indeed numbered. On February 18, our first Senior activity, Color Day, was observed. How handsome we must have looked and how proud we felt as we walked up to receive our coronation blue and silver colors and our class flower, the white rose! As this goes to press, we are looking for- ward to our last Senior days with regret, for joyful though they are, they mean that our school life has come to a close. Semtvfi glade! JOHN MUNSON EDITH MITCHELL ROBERT WILLARD President Secretary Vice president Class Colors Coronation Blue and Silver Class Flower White Hose 55? Glam Sm? Thanks for the memories We never could express, Our janv and happiness Of every moment spent with you in dear old C.fl.S. How lovely they were! Thanks for the memories Of Coronation blue, The while rose kissed with dew, The silver that went with it. flnd the pals that we all knew. How lovely they were! Many a smile we wil treasure And many a thought we will cherish. Our loyalty never will perish. Cood-bye, adieu. good luck to you ,4nd as we go on our way We hope -y'0ll,ll carry on The same when we are gone. When years have passed we,ll still relate That good old class of 138, Our dear C.H.S. - Words Hy Atlanta Mar- Whitm- .Henry Adanitsch Happy Aspiring Eleanor Ash Effervescent Assertive Phil Atkins Prudent Agreeable Verna Barnhart Vivacious Businesslike Etta Basinger Even-tem pereal Black-haired Carl Beighley Convivial Broadminded Robert Bereiter Rollicking Bashful Lela Mae Betters Lively Blase Samba Carl Anthony Calm Accommodating Beulah Ashbaugh Bright-eyed Ambitious Anna Mary Atkinson Amiahle Attractive J oe Hannah Barrett Jaunty Bustling Florence Beatty Faithful Busy Joseph Bell Jolly Big Camilla Bernardo Capricious Buoyant Rockwell Bigham Regular Bucolic 14 QZM4 Charles Bishop Calm Brotherly Mildred Bradley Mild Bland Ora Brooks Organizing Backward John Brown jubilant Brusque Renald Bryner Refreshing Bantering Mary Louise Burkey Magnetic Babyish Dorothea Burkholder Darling Blooming Pearl Buttermore Pleasant Becoming Florence Bond Facetious Bustling Barbara Brooks Buzzing Blilhe Charles Brown Courteous Blonde Sherwood Brownlee Sincere Bright Margretta Bulebush Mischievous Breezy Donald Burkholder Dutiful Brotherly Lyell Buttermore Loyal Beaming Henry Byrne Happy-gm-lucky Blunt Mary Campbell Meditative Capable Josephine Carbunara jabln-ring Chummy Renaldo Caretli Rational Consideralc Florence Carletto Frank Changeable llllinore Chambers Earnest Clever Waller Coldren Wary Challenging Robert Wayne Collelt Wise-n'ramvkil1g Conversational Virginia Corsarn Versatile Clever .Semcw Rose Cappa Reticent Conscienl iuus Margaret Carbonara Meek Credulous Anna Caringola Active Cunscientious Philomena Carletto Pretty Considerate Marion Chapman Musical Capricious Hugh Coll Humorous Chummy Thomas Conway Tenacious Clean-cut Paul Coughenour Playful Cautious 61444 Thelma Coughenour Timid Conscientious Eleanor Cramer Even-tempered Conventional Harry Crislip Hilarious Curious Frances Cupiraggi Fortunate Cheerful Donald Dahl Deliberate Dreamy Alma Dawson Appealing Demure Pearl Dawson Practical Diilident Philomena Delgrosso Pretty Delightful is ,.-f.fz.,,4 N John Craft jovial Companionable Mary Grace Cricco Merry Capricious George Crouse Ci d dy Clever Lloyd Curtis Loyal Critical ' Eugene Davare Easy-going Dallying Dolly Dawson Dependable Diplomatic Robert Decker Rambling Daring Mary Dellavechia Modest Determined Michael Delligatti Moderate Dashing Mary Detwiler Musical Dainty Helen Dix Hamw Devout Bernadine Donovan Benevolent Dutiful ,lean Dull Judiciou-. Dubious james Durst Jolly Determined Mildred Enany Modern Enthusiastic Anna Mary Evans Academic Exacting Swim Charles DeMarco Composed Determined Ramona Dill Romantic Distinctive Betty Dominac Bouncing Dominant Paul Drumm Pleasant Dilatory I . R. Dunston Jocund Dutiful Betty Edenbo Baby-faced Enigmatic J acequeline Erwin Jaunty Elusive Russell Evans Resigned Easy-going 6644 Robert Everhart Roistering Even-tempered Charles Fike Camera-conscious Friendly Homer Fisher Hale Frank Louis Ford Lackadaisical Funny Richard Franks Reasonable Fair-minded Robert Fullem Reliable Faithful Rebekah Caiter Radical Generous Albert Cillott Amusing Game Joe Fao jerky Forgetful Edward Filhurn Engaging Fun-loving Tom Flolo Tvasing Frivolous Donald Fox Dramatic Flippant Eugene Friel Entertaining Fraternal Celesta Funari Cute Frolicsume John Calik joking Good-natured Carrie Gillott Careful Cracious Harold Gilmore Hardy Generous Anna Giobbi Attentive Garrulous Kathryn Grimm Kinrl - Gcntlv Rohert Guie Rampant Gcnial Betty Guthrie Blonde Good-looking Charles Haley Carefree Hypnotic Tom Hamilton Tranquil Harmonious Marian Harris Mild Humorous Samba Grace Gilpin Graceful Gentle Glenn Glotfelty Generous Genial Robert Grindle Reserved Good-looking Albertha Guldenshuh Alert Gracious Emory Guzi Enthusiastic Gallant George Haley Generous Hopeful Dorothy Harbaugh Dreamy Helpful Robert' Hartman Repressed Huge km Anna Helms Active High-slrimg Robert Henry R4-pr:-se-nlat ive Honorable lvldlllllil Herod Mnsivul Helpful Mardell Hersllberg Milml llealthy Evelyn Hoffman ElllllllSl3Slll' He-uvenlv Arthur Honjosky Almslleil llamly Loretta Hoover Lurlylike llvlpfnl Carole Houck Cute llusly Paul Henry Plm-using Happy-go-lucky Gertrude Herman Glamorous llumanm Lorraine Herrington Loqllavious Happy Martlma Herwick Mirlllfnl lluppy Gail Hoffman Ulm-ful Ileartv Harry Hoover Happy-go-lucky l'Is-art-breaking William Hoover Williiig Hiluriou Frances Hough Fl irlal ions llypererilival Dorothy Huey Darling Ilomeloving Clara Izzo Couric-ons lmlepemlent Marguerite Johnston Musical Jolly , :y,..,V, .. , , , Kenneth Jones Keenewilterl jaunty lla ,leunnette Kelly lllllllHl'lll3li' Kittenish Esther Kenner Energetic Kiclaling Minnie Kimsey Meek Kimi Lynn Earl Kingan Likeable Kempt .Senna Helen Huey Handy Helpful Elizabeth ,Iaynes Earnest Jabbering Orpha J ohnson Observant jovial Louida Jones Lithe Junlicious Earl Kemp Easy-going Kindly Thelma Kern Thorough Kind-hearted ,l. W. Kineell Jerky Keen Anna Kino Abashed Keen-minded Glam Jack Kline Jolly Knavisli Pauline Kooser Pc-nsive Keen-willed Frank Landyinore Fidgety Lisllvzss Ray Lane Rm-stive Logical Roberl Laughrey Rullivking Leisurely Marion Lewis Musivul Liberal Ruth Lininger Retivent Lclliargic Frances Livingstone Friemlly Likealmle Irma Kooser Imaginative Keen llomcnivk Lanianna Dncilc Lanky Hurry Lane Harily Lcisurcly Dorothy Lang Dependable Likvulnlv Edgar Leasurc Em-rgc-I ic Laughing Luvillc Linvoln Lvurnccl Loyal Cliclsua Livingston Court vous Lovvly Williur Lizza Willing Livoly Martha Logan Manncrly Level-lxuatled Helen Lowery Hard-working: Liberal Harold Mansberly Ilearllc-ss Miscltievon George Marakas Gmail-nutnreil Missing Laura C. Marlin Lackatlaisical Matter-uf-fact Beatrive Mayo Brilliant Modest Mary Mcsco Mvflilul ive Melancholy Fred Middleton Fun-loving Moderate .Semen Alva Lowber Artistic Loqtlaciun Al Luj ack Athletic Likeablc Betty Mantell Bashful Merry Anthony Mareondi Active Mischief-making Frank Mato Formal Manly Imogene Mentzer Intelligent Moody Isobel Metzger lnvigorating Merry Parke Miller Playful Matlrap GZQ44 Sylvia Miller Sweet Mast:-rfnl lfditll Milvhell Eff:-rvvsccnt Ma-ek ,lanlcs Mong jubilant Matter-of-fad Ronald Monro Rvnmtc Myst:-rion Donald Morse Disvnrsivv Meandering ,l0llll Munson Juvial Moralising Waller Murplly Wirisamnlcf Miscliiovunb ,lanics lVlcCuinncss Je-sling Mental f Richard Mincrd Rational Manly Francis Molinaro Farcical Mirlhful Mildred Moore Mild Meditativc ,lean Morgan Jndicious Mmlisll Doris Moyer Dovisivc M1-rilnrious Maryagnes Murphy Merry-making Mmluralc Helen McCann llnslling Mercurial lrcnc lVlc'lVlull0n lmpel nous MlSCllll'VKlllS Clyde Newcomer Curious Noisy neny Nil-kiow Brunel lc Neighliorly jean Osterwise joyous Original Audrey Percy Acconnnmlat i ng Patient Ralph ljhilhurn Roisteriug l'v1'cvptive Florence Phillips Fair Pleasant Leo Pike Loquacious Plaful Louise Porath Lenient Placid .Swarm Esther N icholson Exuberant Neat Margaret Uillonnell Meek Olnservant Helen Pastors Healthy Pretty Victor Peterson Versatile Pleasing Marian Phillipi Merry Pleasure-loving Ruth Pickett Radiant Particular Josephine Polidoro Just Pensive Lorraine Porterfield Lively ' Piquant 64244 Virginia Porterfield Vivacious Pretty Esther Primus Energetic pleasing, Virginia Prinkey Vanipish Pert Dora Quinto Demnre Quiet Paul Ramsey Pessimisl ic Resourceful Rae Catherine Raymond Resistless Restless Thomas Reagan Temperamental Romantic Jean Reid jf-sting Romantic Rita Prestia Reliable Pleasant Pauline Prinkey P:-naive Precise Franees Prosky Friendly Patient lrene Habatin lmlustriuus Resolutc lilmer Rauclman ElllllllSl21SlllJ Besnlutc Harry Reagan lligh-strung Responsible Harold Reeves Humane Reticent Robert Renner Reserved Refined ,lacoli Riggar Joyful Ret-klt-ss Frances Robbins Frivntlly Rational Jane Rossi just Re-lialmlc Rolzcrt Rush Rolund Blu-torical Rose Ruvo Romantic Restless Norman Sapolsky Noisy Slieikisli Lancly St-hepis Liln-ral Skeptical Melina Scolavino Mirlliful Sensitive Semen Joseph Rivosecchi jovial Reasonablv Robert Robinson Roguish Rell-llearletl Louise Rulli Long-sighted Restless Catherine Russo Cute Reliable Robert Sandusky Reputable Serious Margaret Sapanara Motluratc Sympathetic Sylvia Schmidle Sharp-wittcd Sociablc Wilma Scott Witty Sf-lf-rvliant 6244 Sara Seese Sympathetic' Silent William Shallcnberger Witty Self-confident Roger Shaw Romantic Self-containeml L. 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Shipley Lenieut Shrewtl Frank Showman Friendly Sports-loving: Alice Shultz Attractive Studious Robert Shultz Reliable Settled Betty Sliger Bonny Serene Joseph Shal judicious Serious Betty ,lane Sharps Blithu Shy Blaine Sheetz Blunt Slraightforwarxl Mary Ellen Shives Mannerly Sincerc Robert Showman Reserved Sincere Louise Shultz Liberal Shy Ruth Shultz Resolutc Sensible Mary Smarto M isch icvous Sem imvnlal Donna Deane Smith Demure Sensitive Kathleen Smith Kinrl-hcarte4l Solemn George Smoley Gallant Sleepy ,lane Snyder Jolly Smooth Donald Springer Depenilalile SySll'lllilllC Martha Stehlc Nlomlcst Sincere Sarah Etta Sticliel Self-sufficient Sagacious Wendell Stone Wary Sportsrnanlike Samara Florence Smith Fun-loving Sweet-looking Margaret Smith Milil Sweet Grace Snyder Gracious Serious Nancy Spear Nonchalant Sophisticated Evelyn Stafford Enthusiastic Sensible Emma ,lane Stewart Eager Studious Philip Stipa Playful Sincere George Swindell Generous Slow Gfm Mary Louise Swindell Modest Shy Paul Taylor Patient Taciturn Irene Thrasher Indulgent True ' Mary Ward Merry Willing Dorothy Webster Dramatic Well-liked Fred Welsh Facetious Wily Atlanta Mae White Attractive Well-informed Howard Widener Humorous Working John F. Taranta Jolly Tactfnl Vesta Thomas Vivacious Talkative Umah Tressler Olrliging Timid Elizabeth Watkins Enigmatic Winsome Rulhella Welling Romantic Wise Doris Whipkey Dainty Winsome Charles White Coopvrzllivu W'itty Florence Wilkey Formal Worthy Robert Willard Radiant Winning Martha Williams Modest Yvinsome Josephine Winterhalter joking Wholesome Frances Woodruif Frivolous Winning William Woodward Watcllful Waggisll john Yakimick Jaunty Yearning Esther Younkin Efficient Youthful 14: Swim Eleanor Williams Effective Whimsical Lloyd Winkler Lanky Willing Eisley Wm Eloquent Wary Ceorgetta Woodward Gentle Wistful Cathryn Wormack Chuckling Witty Mildred Yates Merry Young-looking Zail Hart zealous Happy-go-lucky 24 QZQAAMHJQ QZQMQ4 SMZZQ 'l'h4- smiling laul pivl1lr'r'cl alum' is Cllurlvs lla- is wrx mm-h irlli-H-slml in url alml has h.ul gmilhi Ht. has lwvll in ilu. gj,,,,m.1lS,ill., glam. smm- of his wnrk displuyvcl in lhr' high ss-lnml lluspilzil sinvv lXUXl'IlllTl'I'. l930. Wo. thc- Class of '38 rvg:i'vl lhul Churlcs va , H , . .. . mul lw QIl'iHlllill4'Kl with us. hul iw am' prmul lu Lliurlvs. lxumxn us Qllllllt' lu his nulm-wus , . . . numlwr hum us nm- of us. XM- wish him lhm l-l'lt'llilS. l'X1'lllIillfll'S lhv l'UllI'llQIl' and p01'svwl'- mnsl rupifl rvvmi-i'y pussihlv uml hun- lriml in mm- ishivh tha' Class of '38 would like lu huxc ,.XI,H.SS Um. wal,-ll fm- him in H ,mall Mu ln 1 . aissuriailvml with il. 'lll'il1'lll'l'S uml SlllCll'lllS likl- Iwmidillg A mdk, fm- his uw as lung Us ht. H lu xisit him l1t'l'llllS1' hc is so l'lll'l'l'flll. mains in thc' lmspilul. N l'. H. Miss Arlauiiw H ll. li. Miss Dania um I Miss Kurt! iii 'NU iii! 'H U Iii Ronin iii Mr. ixviglilli Homin ISU Miss Phillip 5 ll I3. Nr. llllfllllilll I m 3- fMiss Marshall IH lH f1Hf HE MEN VIHHWI IH IIQHT EY- N 111 N IH Hu In 22 XII.. 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MP3 Ili H' i Svvliuii Ii Miss i r:lm'1s Nm-limi C - - Miss Uilnmro Qvvlinn U--'Miss Mlfflilfi land gf'1'liUll I - Miss Zinnmi mann 5t'4'll1ill IJ Miss iiUilil'll -1-limi A Miss lrump Svvlluli li Miss Mzirslmii Gm sew Once again every student moves forward, takes on new responsibilities, remembers the past with enjoyment and looks forward to the new with eagerness. As far as can accurately be determined, we find that three hundred and two Seniors are stepping into the world or into higher institutions of learning to do their share in -making this old world a better place in which to live. Four hundred and five Juniors are confidently taking the Seniors' places. sure that they will have the best graduating class. Looking forward to their posi- tion as upperclassinen, three hundred eighty-eight Sopho- mores leave behind their sophomorie joys, while four hundred ninety-four Freshmen gladly relinquish their places to the junior high students. 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Photographs in the following pages reveal a variety of clubs, of which Bridge, Etiquette, Linoleum Block, March of Time, and Mythol- ogy have just been organized the past year. Other clubs are Automobile, Camera, Charm, Chemcraft, Chess, Clogging, Coker Staff, Col- lcctors', College, Commercial, Dramatic, Fish and Came, French, Girl Reserves, Glee, Hand- craft, Latin. Leaders', Life-Saving, Manual Arts, Nature Study, Notary, Scrapbook, Sports, JW swam - Stamp, Woodcarving, and Yarn. These c'ubs are sponsored by the teachers who offer their instruction and companionship in these extra- curricular activities. As in past years students have had their own Student Council, Band and Orchestra, a chapter of National Honor Society, and a school news- paper. Forensic activities and athletic con- tests have been important as usual this year. arousing competition and interest among the students. The swimming team this year dis- linguished the high school by its splendid rec- ord. The four class plays and operetta were pop- ular activities during the school year and were well attended and enjoyed by the students. , Zzcaaenucrq Iflw-nl Ibm. li, Ilvrri, Huy, ICVW11, Hzlrmun, Szuguvlsky, .lwu'rl:m. M. llorml, ll. Oslclvisv, liaxyvs. Num-mul Rwv: liuynunul, Kern, EC. Ilullknlzm. Munson. Mr. Fuhl M C 1 . l. flngrivh. Mr. -Knslnug MIS Swnlxk, .l. Uutvrxxmsu. .lnhnslm Thirrl Raw: H4-ici, Plzzi, Dixon, Mmumrv, Dvtwilvr, Strmuq, Strawn. Mit:-hell, Burxu-s, Dunlilv. lVIr'1hll. 'Imp Row: M:1r:1lius, Al'I'llSlI'0Ilp'1, Will. Hzimillun, Kemp. Flotu, Dx-lla Dnnnsa. .I:u'ksfm, Hillnlt. 'l'lu- liuunly 'lluwis' l m'1-nxiv Hull:-,IQ ul-rv lu-lel in Ullu-r wmln-flunlu ue-rv 'lhm llumillwn. lliI 1 :nu lhmxu-Ilfxillv Iliglu S4-Iuunl nn Nl,urvln 120. Nlr. Curl 'l', .Kuna llnrnuun, lfwlyn llnllmun. mul 'l'lu-lum K1-rn All'-llllt' 1lll4l Nlr. Nl1'lllllA1l ll. lllllLil'l4'll muvluwl our vu- llirlr' Trio. lI'll'h. 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VVugm-r, livvnnln. Sunil. Fulcjf, B.u1lwn'. Sl-munl li'vxx'---Hlllmlun, Pryco, Munro. P1'inlicg.', St:nfl'n-rcl, Hill'lJ:iULLll, .lunQs, Ywunliln. VVIISIIII, llvl'-I, Bxlflxxzn, llix-nl, Bl'l'2lli lxwvu. Murlis. lfrf-nl lioxv-G:-lnlaln-v1'mv, Burcleuc, Bruwn, Willard. Luupzhrcy, Mzlml-ms. Muilruwn. Sllfrwnlxnll, Mull-lu-ll, l'1'l-sim, Atliinsvvn, PII pl-rn. Wlmittzukor. flfalzcmaff gffcwwfz SULGZQZ? Front Row: Lopznn. Evans Livingstone. Mayo, Mitchell, Scott, Moyer, Whittaker, Sliger, Supolsky, Scthmirlle. Mirlrlle Row: Buttermore. Sandusky, Shives, Prestia, Hoffman. Munson, Bailey, Showman, McClure, Soisson. Top Row: Murukas. Brown, Snowman, Jackson. Rush. Willard, Shipley, Lujack, Munson, 'l'ht- National llonor Society is 4-oiiiposvtl of ltlt'lIlllt'l'S l.l'0lll the Senior and Junior classes inning outstanding ret-ords in svholarship. leudersllip. t'llZll'tlt'lCI'. and servive. the standards upon whivh this national organization is based. These virtues are represented on the organiza- tion's gold Plllllllilll. the keystone. whit-h is used ln tht- twelve hundred chapters in the United Flutes and her possessions. Two iiistullaitiolis are held yearly. one in tht- lull and one in tht- spring. A gold satin nrniluintl. llt'llI'ilIQI tht- lilue initials JY. H. S., is presented to ezieli iiidividllzll upon his revvptioii to nieniliership in the sovieti. The lilue signi- fies truth and loyalty: tht- gold represents love and understanding. Throughout the school year our 1-hapter has had many opportunities for service. These activities include ushering and aiding in every way at st-hool func-tions. eooperating to make outside exhibits a success, and being ever-ready to render serxiee in any way. Miss lflemioi' Roland is sponsor of tlu- Connellsxillv 4-liupter. 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F111-l11'1-1', M111'14.1111 l,'111't11111:11:11 t':11'I1-tt11. 14'1v1111 tt1111Y--S111ith, 0111111-11, WilI111'1l, Mr. Lvwis, H11111er, Q11i11111, September October November December January and and and and and and and and and and and and and and 15 22 6 20 27 10 17 24 8 15 5 12 19 26 Alumni Group Movie, Building of tho Queen Mary Constitution Day Coker Program Movie, Camp Wildwood , High School Band Travel Talk, European Tour , Miss Alicia Bertz Girl Reserves Address, Mr. Phillips Know Your City Question Bee Columbus Day Movie, Baking Industryi' Band, Pep Meeting Hallowe'en Group Singing National Honor Installation Play, The Burglar , Fresh- man Dramatic Club Football Pep Meeting Education Week Armistice Day Address, Mr. S. B. Bulick Book Week Movie, The Making of a Book Play, The Mysterious Thanksgiving Guest Movie, Conservation Movie, Conservation Illustrated Talk on Flags by Daughters of the American Revolution Play, ln the Darkness , Junior Dramatic Club Awarding of Football Let- ters Christmas Tableaux Christmas Carols Group Singing Address, Opportunities for Youth , Attorney Samuel Braemer Sketch, Correct Business Proceduresl' Automobile Safety Demon- stration French Music and Drama- tizations Vocal and Piano numbers 'iDebate of the Arts February March April and 9 and 16 and 6 and 27 71414 Debate of the Arts Dramatizations by Latin De- partment Pageant, Toward the Light, Tribute to Helen Keller Washington-Lincoln Program Great Romances in Hist- ory Senior Color Day Talks on Vocations by Al- umni: Miss Evelyn Mur- phy, Charles Kunkle, Nick Caller Travel Talk, Egypt,', Miss Elizabeth Rupp Movie, Know Your State Italian Program, Italian Stu- dents ltalian Program Pennsylvania Day Play, Caravan , Junior Dra- matic Club Debate, C. H. S. Team Movie. Rocky Mountains Debate, Seton Hill College Team Address, Miss Mae Mocken, W. C. T. U. St. Patric-k's Day Program National Honor Society In- stallation Math Demonstration Mythology Program, Living Statues Address, Mr. Harold F. Webb, General Safety Di- rector, West Penn Bethany College Glee Club Concert Address, Honorable Ross S. Matthews. President Judge, Fayette County Orphans Court Use of Candid Camera Woodwork Demonstration lligh School Band Concert Scenes from Faust, German Music Easter Vesper Service Address, Mr. George H. Wirt, Chief, Bureau Forest Protection lligh School Band Concert Radio Broadcast , Automo- bile Club Forensic Contestants ,, v n.w. . A l J. ., -- 14 .- ,- A it s s sg, Q ,- no ,uv . s ,QQ V Qaida!! Pop Row---Peterson, Prestia. Mcllhaney, Pryce, Hough, Murray, Kingley, Cole, Laugheriy, George. Filth Row---Gfmtz, Crilley, Wagner, Dorchnic, Struble, Morgan, Bigham. Murphy. Miller, Corrado. Fourth Row---Henry. Beighley, Semple, Hoover, Glass, Prestia, Taranta, Rivosecchi, Boyle. Third Row---Toih. Harshman. Riser, Calcagni, McCoy, Ellenberger, Hamilton, Noschese, Renner. Second Row---Curra, Lujack, Byrne, Bell, Percy, Ruggieri, Beard, Lopes, Hart. Middleton. Front Row---Hart, Pless, Barbor, Marcondi, Stipa, De1Gr0sso, Hooper, Soisson, Fiano, Conway. Harbor Bell Hoyle Byrne Conway Curru Delllrosso Fox-Mgr. Hart, George Hart, Zail .fewxnen Hooper Luj ack Mlll'L'illllli M iddlelon Pei cy Peterson-- Pless Ruggieri Soisson Slipa '4Mf r. D Waddell This year, the Coker football squad of 29 players. five of whom were lettermcn. again trained at Camp Wildwood for ten days prev- ious to the opening of school. The Cokers pried off the lid of their 1937 football schedule on September I1 at home and defeated a new rival. East Bethlehem. 19-0. A long forward pass and two off-tackle plays spell- ed defeat for East Bethlehem. On September 17, the Cokers played their first game under lights at Mount Pleasant and emerged with their second consecutive victory, 13-0, before 3,00 fans. Both of the Coker scores occurred in the second quarter. On September 25, the Cokers played host to German Township and the result was our only tie game, 12-12. Both of the Coker placements were blocked. The Cokers went down fighting to a well- balanced Latrobe team on October 2, 0-6. It was the first defeat. After a week's rest, the Cokers played their second game under the lights at Washington. Despite the fact that the Cokers scored twice in the first half, once on a march straight up the field and the other time by a long forward pass, they lost by a final score of 13-33. T he next week, the Cokers again took to the road and traveled to Scottdale. The field was literally a sea of mud and water, and although it hampered the fast-moving Coker offense, they managed to gain a pair of touchdowns, one being a 63 yard run by Hart. Score, 14-0. On October 30, the Cokers continued their road jaunt by taking on their most powerful opponents, McKeesport. The final score was 6-21 in favor of McKeesport. The rivalry between Connellsville and Un- iontown was renewed at the Coker field on November 6. The Cokers were handed their worst defeat of the year, 0-31. Lujack was in- jured and was unable to play any more games. On November 13, the Cokers played their last game away from home and were nosed out by Norwin, 0-6. The Cokers pulled down the curtain on the current football season by defeating their an- nual Thanksgiving Day rivals, Dunbar, 6-0. The only score of the game was a long run by Zail Hart. The Cokers finished the season with 4- wins, 1 tie, and 5 losses. This was a creditable rec- ord considering the calibre of their opponents this year. The team won't be remembered as a championship team, but we of the class of 1938 will always remember its fighting spirit and good sportsmanship. 8 V1. 'Pup Ruw---Mr. Duldc, Olszcwski, Lujsick. Murzilwis, M1'Clure, Pctcrsun, 1Mp:r.b Fmnt Row---Reed, Evans, Showmun, Byrne, Stipa, Murray. Ihlw ye-lr the huskelhail tmnn. 1-nuvllul In . 1. Ml' W I' llnlflv. enlereci Sm-limi IV of the 1.. NV I' I A I winning six and losing eight gunn-s. Al Lujurk was the leading Coker sm-urer. Jain. li Loki-rs I2 Jeunelle 36 Jun. T Cuka-rs 29 ,IUIIIISIUXXII 33 Jun. I l llnkers I2 Norm in 33 Jan. I4 Cokers 21 fiI'l'Tt'llSIlllI'f,l 38 Jun. IU Cokers IIT Ml- PIf'2lFHl1l 33 Jllll. 21 Iiuiwrs 32 IAHIIWIW 33 Jun. 25 Coke-rs I2 5f'HllCI2lIl' 3-L Jan. 223 fukers I6 Jeannette 29 Fein. I hikers 27 ,iuliimslum n 29 Feh. 111 Cukers 35 Norwin 37 F1-Ii. II C0kf'I'S 29 Gl'W'llSI1llI'5I 42 Vein. ll t'okers 30 Mt. I,IP2lFilllI 38 Ifvh. I5 Lukers It Lutruhe Zi Fein. I8 tiukers 30 Svotlmlule 30 I,m-llerinen in-re Inijzivk. Marukas. SIIUXNIIILIII. SIIIIZI. I'iVilIlS. Reed and Ulszeuski. Iit'Ul'f1t' Mziruixzis won lhe fuul shunting von- lest spuiisuiw-ml hy Mr. A. R. Barr. :nailing thirlx-one Slll'l'1'SSI'llI limmb nnl uf thirty-hw QIIIPIIIIJIS. In the hm-niur IA'llgllt'. 1-mnimsml of two Sen- Y im' annl lun junior learns Sl'If?l'll'fI hy Mr. burr, Senior A team was the winning one. its incin- hers were: Iiishup. Uecker. DeMar1-0. Fun. Hal- ey. Homer. Kline. and Robinson. john Ritt- ner. u junior. was high scorer wilh one hundred points. jzivk Kline. il Senior, was Sft't'0lld with ninety-eight. The Cardinals ruptured the vrmm in the jun- ior IA'tlQ,lll0 of four learns consisting of juniors. SUIJIIOIXIUIAVS. and eighth graders 4-husen hy Mr. Davide. The winningteam consisted of Camp- hell. tlultistune. Huesixen. Lopes. McMullen. Heifl. and Whipkvy. jr. jones and Sharpe were tied for top hmmrs with sixty-eight points cat-h. Pre-seasun ICUIIISZ tinkers Iiuiielwe Cnkcfrs liokers QIRIINCS SI Iiuviuvnmi 25 Pl. Marion I2 Vt. Marion 155 XY4-st Newton ith tht I I'usl-svusuli guinea were planed w' 2 nizn-nlzilv timn-eptiun High Svinml :md Du Tmxnship High S1-Inml. liukvrs lf! Ilnlnzlvuiaite l:UIIt'l'lIIIUll liulxers I-U Innnur'uIule CUIIITIPIIUII tioIwl's Cukers 30 Uunhm' Tmsnsiiip 31 llunlmr 'Ilmnship were played with three 22 32 28 23 Ill- DHI' 20 1 7 20 23 59 SWIMMING TEAM Top Row---Willard, Luugherty, Peterson, Butternmre, Foley, Bluckzi, Minerd. Middle Row---Boyd, Frazier, Baldwin, Fosselmun, Colhorn, l7I0mm9F, Bannon. Front Row---lflvans, Carlton, Beighley. Craig. Boyle, Keffer. Sapolsky. Track A large squad of candidates for the track team. under the guidance of Coach Joseph A. Lerew. reported for action early in March. The season ends with the termination of the school war. The track schedule includes several dual meets with nearby schools. the Pittslnlrgli ln- door Meet. the County Meet at Uniontown. the W. l'. l. A. I... :md the State Meet. Although our track team this season is made up largely of inexperienced members. they haue. nesertheless. made a creditable showing up until April 29. emerging victorious from two dual Zz! The wrestling tournament. sponsored by Alfred li. Barr. was held during the last wceli in April and on May 2. Four weights were represented. The winners were: meets. ll3 pound-'Moser l25 pounds -Peterson l35 pound---Soisson l55 poundAl3igham 5 . The Coker swimming team had an outstand- ing record this year. being W. P. I. A. L. cham- pions. winning six dual meets and having no losses. Thirteen points were taken in the West- ern Regional Meet. two in the State Meet. and three in the Carnegie Tech Relays. ,. llie squad was composed of twenty boys: six Seniors. three Juniors. fiie Sophomores. and six Freshmen. The schedule: Jan. 213 Cokers L2 Clairton 32 Feb Cokers Alumni 20 Feb Cokers Clairton 27 Feb Cokers Duquesne 30 Feb Cokers Butler 22 Feb Cokers Turtle Creek 20 Feb. Cokers W.P.l.A.L. champions Mar Cokers Western Regional Meet Mar Cokers Stale Meet Mar Colcers Carnegie Tech Relays lttlumen were: Seniors. lieighley. Minerd Peterson. Supolsky. Willard: Juniors. Blacka Folex: Sophomore-s. Hoyle. Clemmer. Colburn Keller. Top Row---Hooper. Yonnkin. Tnlley. Litayte, VVhittnker. Front Row---Stinger, MeMultcn. Scott, Futhrcr, Dawson 'lille Cirlsi Leaders' Club sponsored the sports lor the girls this year. Miss Gladys M. Clark. l'liysieal lfdueation teaeher. has eharge of this elub. whieh consist- ed this year of sixty girls approved by Miss Clark to he p in the gymnasium and swimming elasses. The elub also held two parties and a danee. Un May T. four of its members. aeeoinpanied by Miss Clark. represented the l,eadersi Club at the annual l'lay Day held at California State 'lleaehers College. Basketball. as usual. was the main sport of ilu- year. The basketball season was eliniaxed by the annllal all-star Yale-l'rint'eton gaine. whit-h was won by l'rineeton with a close sc-ore of 35-33. Several of the women teaehers played basket- ball with the girls on Thursday evenings. Those leaf-hers taking part were Miss Cladys Clark. Irma Fishbaek. Miss Dorothy Leibert. and Mrs. Erma Fishbaek. Miss Dorothy Leibert. and Mrs. Stanley liuezak. an alumna. Volleyball is beeoming more popular each year. This year Miss Clark held a fall tourna- ment. which was won b' the Seniors. and lans n i P to hold a sirinff tournament. Mushball was l rs . N Q played after sehool hours. The Cirls Leaders Club will sponsor a swimming meet at the end of the year. Top Row---Metzger, Phillips. Sehroyer, Herd. Front Row---Dill, Daniels, Etpern, Primus, Evans, Lotlan. n. sk K A xi... X, . .lg 4: Aviv.: , .Q 4 ., 5' . 4 -..,.-oy,-,g' x':'5.' 'U 'Q .'-.', '-'. '.q-5-V xl--1:'1'-L. . . . . .. s. . - - . .- TH. '. --- . , M.. , x 15' . 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Most of the teachers looked the same, but we have some new faces in our midst. September 11: Three cheers! The C. H. S. football flashes trounced East Bethlehem in the opener 19-0. DelGrosso, Hart, and Lujack made the touchdowns. September 24: The first Coker! I guess they forgot me: anyway my name wasn't in it. Well, another chance in two weeks. September 28: N. H. S. election results: Presi- dent, John Munson: Vice President, George -Marakasg Secretary, Edith Mitchell. October I: Annual Girl Reserve program. The program was a little different this year, but still the same old G. R.'s. October 6: Congratulations to the Student Council officers: Frank Showman, John Munson, and Edith Mitchell. October 8: The Coker cross-country team took second place at Georges Township in their first meet. October 22: The reorganized C. H. S. band made its first assembly appearance this morning. Let's have some more band pro- grams: they sound all right. October 23: Robert Willard won a 35300 schol- arship at Oberlin over 32 contestants. Well, we always knew Bob was a smart boy. November l: Diary, I watched the National Honor Society admit seven Seniors into its ranks. Oh me! One more chance for you and me to get in. November 7-13: American Education Week! I was just told to help decorate a down- town store window for this annual oc- casion. Ho-hum! November 9: Oh my! Oh my! Parent- Teachers' night at C. H. S. I donit ap- prove of all this ta'king behind my back. November 10: Hear ye! Hear ye! The Seniors elected ,lohn Munson President of the class: Robert Willard. Vice President: and Edith Mitchell, Secretary. Heartiest congratulations to the officers of the best class in the history of C. H. S. November 25: On a wet and muddy field, the Cokers took over Dunbar in the annual Thanksgiving game, score 6-0. Zail Hart scored our 6 points. December 10: Eighteen football heroes and two managers got their letters today. Mr. Dolde acted as Master of Ceremonies and did an all-right job of it. Nice goin', boys. December 13-15: Miss Mathias and Miss Phillips presented a series of beautiful Christmas tableaux this morning, to choral accompaniment under the direction of Miss Kline. December 17: Christmas vacation begins amid many thoughts and expressions of Merry Christmas. No school until Jan- uary 3. January 27-29: The annual Teachers' Institute this week-end. Two or three welcome days of rest. February 9: New N. H. S. officers for the second semester: President, Robert Will- ard: Vice President, George Marakas: Secretary, Mary Ellen Shives. February 11: Bah , the Junior Class Play, was presented tonight to an overflow audience. And say, some of those Juniors can act! February 12: Didn't we all have fun at the G. R. Valentine party? February 18: Senior Color Day! The senior colors. coronation blue and silver, and the white rose, were given out at a dignified and impressive service. February 25: Senior Poverty Day, and did some of us Seniors look different, we hope! February 26: Our undefeated Coker swim- ming team won the W. P. I. A. L. meet in Pittsburgh today. All of us certainly ap- preciate their efforts, and we feel justly proud of our excellent team. Congratula- tions to the team and to Mr. Barr, and best wishes for the state meet! March I: Senior Coker goes to press with what exciting events yet unrecorded! Swim GZM4 pwpkwf Station C-O-K-E-R, number 1938 on your dial. now presents a preview of the class of ,38 in ill-8. Your announcer, George Marakas, turns you over to your sports commentator, Ed Leasure, for a few flashes. Hello, folks, here's some hot news for you. Today in a close race, Henry Byrne es- tablished himself as the fastest human in the world by doing the mile in 3 minutes, 58 sec- onds. Allie Lujack. a former C. H. S. basket- ball star. who is held over for his tenth year at Penn State, continues to do some very outstand- ing playing. Al, say Penn State authorities, is the boy who must not graduate. Several women's colleges have closed down in the last ten years, but enrollment at State has trebled. A basketball team composed of Wilma Scott. Flo Phillips, Ramona Dill, Isobel Metz- ger, and lrene McMullen had no trouble what- ever in capturing the Girls' Professional Basket ball championship of New York City last even- ing. l now turn you over to your stage, screen, and radio commentator. Take it away, Roger Shaw. Shaw speaking bringing you the news hot off the' wires. Here's a flashl Frank 'Romeo' Showman and Evelyn 'Juliet' Hoffman, will star on Broadway this evening in an original play 'From Early Morn Till Late at Nightf by Helen Lowery. The show will undoubtedly be a hit. 'Laughrey's Glorified Chorusf in which Phil DelGrosso and Doris Whipkey have the lead, also opens an engagement this evening. Mary Detwiler and Elsley Witt are mak- ing their debut in opera this coming week. ln- cluded in Johnny Craft's orchestra are Lyell Buttermore. Carl Beighley, Robert Guie, Harry Reagan. Martha Herod, George Crouse, and Albert Gillott. Robert Sandusky, that bashful little boy. has finally forsaken the carpenter's trade to accept one of his many offers from Hollywood to write scenarios. Bob Willard and Mart Logan have opened a dancing school here in the heart of New York. They specialize in truckiniz Bob can wave his finger and Mart can move her feet, so together theylre experts. Now for some news from your camera- crazy news reporter, Charles Fikef, This is Charlie Fike. folks. with facts and fancies and all the news and special views. While doing some social work. Mary Louise Burkey and Ann Evans uncovered important evidenceleading to the arrest of the phoncy English Count. James tMy-Word! McGuinness. Robert Showman sent reporters from his met- ropolitan newspaper. 'High-Life Low-Down', to cover the story. James will be tried by none other than that great criminal lawyer, John Munson, who. with aid of his faithful secretary, Edith Mitchell, and a prize pack of blood- hounds, has never lost a case. There's a feud going on up in them thar mountains at lndian Head. Pennsylvania. It all started when Donald Dahl bet Earl Kemp that he could grow larger potatoes than Earl could. They couldn't agree on the results, so they've been shootini it out ever since. Neither one's been touched, but the shootin' evens things up, Earl says. For the fifth time, Bob Rush was taken to the hospital when another of his scientific chemical experiments went up in smoke -- tak- ing Bob with it. And now for your announcer. Take it away, Marakasf' This program has come to you through the courtesy of S-P-R-l-N-G-E-R-'S Wonder Circus featuring Joe-Joe Bell. the human heavy- weight. and midget Robert Fullem. with Sylvia Schmidle. the famous Hawaiian dancer. now playing at the Hippodrome. lt's wonderful it's stupendous. Don't forget to bring the pea- nuts for the monkeys! Qeaiwze Wed flfeam gzczmam WMA Ufievz Yveill never forget those scarfs the girls wore over their heads . . . Allie's brown leather jack- et and his half smile . . . that handsome state trooper's talk in assembly . . . Joe Bell's por- trayal of John Smith with Esther Kenner as Pocahontas . . . uBoo'7 Stone's rose on Color Day . . . George M. and Dick M's ideas on Eustacia Vye's love in 'aReturn of the Nativei' . . . Those plays we had to read for Hamlet . . .that walk around the block the trig class took on L'Color Day Morning . . . Mr. Swank's reading of Hamlet and those tests . . . Mr. Hart- manis grin . . . John Munson as St. Valentine . . . Nancy's scraps with Mr. Swank . . . Miss Ansell's chemistry tests . . . Henry Byrne and Joe Bell on Poverty Day. K' V D-tax ' xx HY 53 Hob Shnwman and the Hoof: he left Behind him Jem! Frank Showman. .. .............. Oh Gee Betty Sliger ..... ...Yes. yes. say it again Alice Shultz .... ........ Q uiet? fool! Tom Reagan .... ........ Y es, yes Holiert Rush ...... ...... H i ya, Buck Lyell Buttermore .... .... H old the 'phone Norman Sapolsky. . . ..... Truck on down John Munson .... Ruth Pickett. . . Dick Minerd ,... Bob Everhart. . . Harold Reeves. . . Williia Scott. . . Mr. Lerew. . . Miss Roland .,... ........Do you know- . ...Please call me Ruth ......Yea- ...I'll betcha .........I,ll say ...Whcm said that? . . . . . .l'm convinced ....Wake up and live Mr. Swank ........ ...lt's infinitely better Camilla Bernardo .... ....... W hoa boy! gif , Foul- ke 5 MSP pd-1 tn' , find las! buf not leasr, llzc wnrrls you cmfl forget Secizcm 74 Gift? S G S Rm 1 2 1 .l li 5 6 T is it 10 ll 12 lil 15 l6 17 IH 19 20 21 22 ulim: irum lvfi in right: Thrvo- ri-usmis wv like svhaml. Novvr il mumvnl waxi- wi, This is zi hurl case. 1:lll :incl happy. Why, Junv, how shy yuu arc! Aft:-r-svhuul parmlv. Kvcp vcml, Elmvr, OH0 of lhuell' gmnlflulvk- im: lnwlmn Hvml buys. You likv in sm' this hwy rlairwv. W0 must un In linly sumvlimc. N-nv wo know wi-'rc going. Puvvriy lmy--:-unnv lun! l-1. 'l wu soninr girls yuu :ill knuw. llneslfl Frank look sil- lv Mzxrpzarvt Smith'-amd is shv smiling! R01-ngnizv fhvsv I wni' 'I's'hk-lvhk! Thu:-ic young folks! Simzm-rs--yvssirl Fifty words :i minuiv-- mziylxvl 'l'h:n's shuwini: 'cm Mr. Guhl! Hill's :1 big buy, hui Ch:irliv's nu! :ifrsiisl lu 1:ilk luzwlcl 1 4 -Qeatwte Maikm Qaoefe Qeoclm Beaded Little Martha Logan With hair oh so golden, Was speeding one bright sunny day, Along came a cop Who shouted, You stop, And took poor Marthals money away! Little Boy Byrne, come speak your piece, The teacher is waiting, the pupils at ease. Wherels the little boy that is to recite? He's fast asleep-must have dated last nightl Co wake him, go wake him. Oh! no, never Ig For I know if hels wakened, he'll sock someone's 0' ss ' ob 'Un .G A Showman met a Dull black Smith, His Hart was heavy as Stone Said he, Mantell me if you Reid The works of our novelist, Mone. ' Young Kenny ,lones was a merry young soul, A merry young soul was he, He liked to whistle And tease the girls And make them cross By pulling their curls. To help in our programs we'd get him to sing, If you think he carft warble, llll tell you a thing. The bass of our amateur trio was he If you,ve ever heard him -f-Y just imagine all thre W bb ,151 .. . -F 4 Q eye l e l To classes, to classes Co Byrne and Mantell Sleep again, sleep again, Until the bell. To classes, to classes To learn a wee bit, Oh, to be out again, Say Laughrey and Witt. lf , vw 0 Q' 77 ' u -X2 - 'li l foe Bell was waiting just for the day When he could have his very own way All Connellsville's horses and Connellsville's men Couldnlt make Joe go to school again. 0? ' it I 9 Nancy and Al went to school together To learn their A B Cls Allie went strong for tossing a ball And Nancy serenely watched it all. 357 0, ' W FW, K , 7 I1 Four and twenty students were penned up in a room Four and twenty students were hlled with wrath and gloom, W hen. the door was opened, the kids became alive Detention time was over --the bell had rung -'twas five! 66 Swim Maihm Qaoafe Qeaclm Qeaidecf Little Dick Minerd swam in the pool He looked like a baby sea otter He kicked up his feet and put down his head, 'Cause he,s happy when hels in deep water! is-Qiigg-Q- so f-A i Twinkle, twinkle little seniors How we wonder what we'll be- lf we only keep on burning Some day welll shine brilliantly. Sylvia Schmidle said 'lwas wrong, Nancy said 'twas rightg And so they argued all day long, And far into the night! ees Allie, Perenrliul Hero at Penn. State 6. Once there was a gentleman 1Robert Willard! who married, for his second wife, the proudest and haughtiest woman there ever was. lAuth- or's note: We couldnlt find a disposition befit- ting her in the senior class, and as we arenlt permitted to mention underclassmen, we will just have to refer to her as Mrs. X, or Bob's wife-the red-headed stepmotherb. Once she had her man, her formerly sweet disposition changed to a sour one lNotice chem- istry students- -sour as in hydrochloric acidl. Her dear husband, having been married once before. had a beautiful young daughter, Cind- ermariella by name. Mrs. X would force our poor little heroine to open all the cans of food for dinner and turn on all the lights, even though she had two healthy daughters who could share the work. These young ladies l'Mary Louise Burkey and Martha Logan! would laugh at little Cind- ermariella because she couldn't go to parties and have the good times they had. Onc day in the spring the young prince, Bob Laughrey lwho skyrocketed to faine after a still Sharm in Lincly,, and The Unrequited Love --send 25C for autographed photographj decided to throw a swing-session for his father, the king, and he invited hundreds of people from all parts of the country. It was quite an honor to be invited to adance at the palace so you can imagine the joy, rap- ture, and bliss in our little home in the Wil- lard-wood when Mary Louise and Martha re- ceived an invitation. tClose-up of Cindermariella weeping among the cigarette ashes because she received no in- vitation.J Finally the day dawned and hurried prepara- tions were made to beautify the girls for the Prom. 'il wish you could go, Cindermariellaf' said Martha, curling the ends of her permanent a- round her finger, but you wouldnit have any- thing to wear so l guess itis no use wishing. Scene II lThe house is empty. save for Cind- ermariella who is weeping before the gas logs. And was she burninglj Through the silence of the night came a tink- ling little bell. Cindermariella picked up her ears and turned around just in time to behold her fairy godrnother, John Munson, standing be- fore her. Why are you weeping, my child, he ask- ed, in a quavering voice. s'Be-be-be-cause I canit go to the dance and everyone is going except me and I want to gof' You shall have your wish, my young one,', said he. LAnd as for clothesf-visualize in your mind the gown that you wish and you shall have itf' Thus saying he pulled from his pock- et a little tin,wand and held it over Cinder- mariellais head. ln an instant our cindermaid was transform- ed into a princess with a gown of silver cello- phane even more beautiful than the one she had wished for, upon each foot was a tiny silver sandal and jewels shone in her hair and eyes. tAnd in order that you may have this truly wonderful magic wand, just send two boxtops, or reasonable facsimiles thereof, from two box- es of Rex, spelled R-e-x, breakfast cereal, and 29c in cash and we will send you without de- lay a fairy wand.J Then John transformed twelve rats, one liz- ard and a pumpkin into a twelve-cylinder car, a chauffeur, and a doorman. One promise I must exact from you, my dear, he added in parting. Midnight is the witching hour whereupon you will receive your old clothes, and in order that you will not be seen, you must return home before thenf, Cindermariella kissed her fairy godmother twhy john!! and hurried away to the ball. 6-7w,Zme Needless to say what fun she had at the ball. for when she arrived, the cellophane got in the princels eyes and he would look at no one else the entire evening. Even her sisters did not recognize her, she was so transformed. Mid- night grew near. She dreaded leaving, so she stayed until the very last minute and had to leave the prince in the middle of the Big Ap- ple as she thearing the clock strikel ran to the door. The prince gathered up his parts and quickly followed. When he got to the street all he saw was a squashy pumpkin and several fran- tic mice dashing for cover. His princess had fied. As the prince went back into the castle, he stumbled over Cindermariella's little silver san- dal. The next day he went from house to house, all over the city, hunting for the foot that bo- longed to that bit of feminine frippery. His search seemed in vain. Finally he came to Cindermariella's home. Mary Louise and Martha tried on the slipper, hacked off their toes and sawed their hee's, but the shoe was still too small. Finally the prince saw little Cind- ermariella. who, upon meeting him. gladly oH- ered her foot. The fairy godmother appeared at that instant and little Cindermariella was ,transformed into the vision of the night before. Thc'prince and Cindermariella were united in the presence of godmother Munson, and lived happily ever after. tBecause they ate Rex breakfast cereal. For four boxtops and fifty cents you may have the picture of this happy couple and the signed story of their romance, with an affidavit proving that they did live happily ever after.l QW 'Wt' Cimlerrnrzriellrz Thinks it over edicm Mme S ' l-1 r I7 rg 21 Z6 27 lim I 11 .1 .1 6 T H El 10 ILT 1.1 1.1. 16 15 19. 20. nliny from lvlt to right: Looks like an argument. This looks promising. boys. Bcwntrivo: Wh:lt's so funny, Sylvia? Whvn tl. R31 gt-t togeth- rr. Tmchors or st urlents? Slnrs in the Italian pro- gram, G. Rfs :ure romly to march. Ross-nmry Hopkins, wind- blown. Isn't thot zu func way for t-loss offlvors to uct! Ar0n't our rxvvretzlrivx-l xoozl-lookinplf' Really for uvllon. You'll l:0t wrinkles, hurlrly. Dorothy Buvmun in hap- py mood. Pnulim' Koosvr. Pu ls. Wm-ll. Bill Pryuc, wc'rc surprised! 'I'rul'1'iv Munn gm-r Bower '-always smiling. Soph and Fronh, yvt friends. 21, 22. Con you roo- olmlzc' thvsc five? When floy is done. 25. Thvsi' two are vlosc frivnds. Smooth Hophs. Thu rorgottvn mann. Ah, yes I Lady slippers to Rae Catherine Raymond Zzeafiwze We Daman! Oriental poppies to Betty ,lane Sharps and Kathleen Smith to match their hair. ,lack-in-the-pulpits to John Munson for his excellent Color Day oration. Tulips to George Marakas for his advice to the lovelorn. Sweet peas to Mary Louise Burkey for her portrayals of beautiful but dumb parts in class plays. Violets to Virginia Prinkey and Evelyn Hoffman to match their eyes. Sweet Williams to Martha Williams Jasmine to Atlanta Mae White and Ruth Pickett for always looking attractive. Magnolias to Lucille Lincoln and Irma Kooser for their nice complexions. Snapdragons to Bob Rush and Dick Minerd for being so happy-go-lucky. Four-0'clocks to Harry Hoover for being able to sleep even before then. Asters to Sylvia Schmidle for her musical ability. Roses to Edith Mitchell for being pleasant to everybody. Johnny-jump-ups to Florence Phillips and Gardenias to Martha Logan and Mary Ellen Shives for their talkativeness. Pansies to Wilma Scott for being a loyal friend. Daisies to Ruth Lininger and Esther Younkin for being so quiet, because daisies just wonlt tell. Delphinium to Helen Lowery because she is so feminine. Dahlias to lla Jeannette Kelly and Imo- gene Mentzer for endurance in gum-chew- ing. Pinks to Sarah Etta Stickel for her cute lisp. Nasturtiums to Bernadine Donovan for her witty sarcasm. Black-eyed Susans to Ruthella Welling and Virginia Corsaro to match their eyes. Chrysanthemums to Bob Laughrey for his artistic talent. Larkspur to Helen Dix for her pleasing laugh. Isobel Metzger for their athletic feats. Evelyn Hoffman. Mildred Yates .... Marian Phillipi. . . . . Dick Minerd. . . James McGuinness Allie Luj ack .... Erank Showman . . for her tap dancing. 011.417.4004 szmzaa . . . .Frances Farmer . . . . . .Anita Louise . . . . . .Martha Raye Robert Montgomery . . . .Basil Rathbone . . . . .Bruce Cabot . . . . .Ray Milland Orpha Johnson .... Gertrude Herman .... Ruth Pickett .......... Rae Catherine Raymond .... Mary Detwiler ......... Martha Logan. . John Craft ........ Mary Ellen Shives. . . . Ann Harding . . . . .Alice Faye Carole Lombard ..Eleanor Powell Rochelle Hudson . .Glenda Farrell .George Murphy . . . .Ann Shirley i Swine sm swf You're A Sweetheart Dipsey Doodle Rosalie Thanks For the Memory The One Rose l Double Dare You Whistle While You Work Little Man Youlve Had A Busy Day I Feel Like A Feather ln The Breeze De-lovely You Ought to Be ln Pictures Short and Sweet Have You Met Miss Jones My Fine Feathered Friend You Can't Have Everything Lovely to Look At I'd Rather Be Right than President Beautiful Lady in Blue Where or When Betty Co-Ed Ten Pretty Girls Brunettes 1 Red Head Blondes 1 lrle's Tall, He's Tan, He's Terrific Did You Ever See A Dream Walking l glcgig JM- ,Q ,, W f Glamour Girl Atlanta Mae White Henry Byrne Rose Ruvo Martha Logan Edith Mitchell Dim-k Minerd Charles Fike Bob Showman Joe Bell Frances Hough Bolm XVillard Mary Ellen Shives Louida ,lones Bold Rush George Marakas lla Jeannette Kelly John Munson Helen Lowery Mary Louise Burkey Betty Sliger Marian Phillipi lmogene Mentzcr Frances Livingstone Beatrice Mayo Betty ,lane Sharps Evelyn Hoffman Betty Guthrie Dorothy Lang Anna Marv Atkinson Mary Louise Burkey Allie Luiack Frank Showman Q When Marian Phillipi was so proud of the pen which she won for her typewriting and de- lighted in showing it around? When the students of the economic classes got jittery and panic stricken when they had to give floor talks on radical reforms? When opera records were brought into the English classrooms, under the direction of Rob- ert Showman, for the purpose of getting a touch of culture? When Helen Dix was pleasantly surprised upon receiving a chic lace collar from her French correspondent? When a great controversy was held in Busi- ness Law over the subject of what is a Hcultured person?', On Color Day, when the Seniors were so ex- cited that they couldn't get their minds on their studies and a certain teacher said, Can't you think when you're al dressed up?,' When studying Hamlet the Seniors went around using Shakespearian language? Me 4-Qdwie .waz aww W gffazwma Robert Rush is to become the second Andy Devine, but first must undergo several attacks of tonsilitis. Bob Willard, with his dark eyes and hair, is to become the first stand-in for Tyrone Power. Rae Catherine Raymond, in the role of an innocent ingenue, is to take Gracie Allen's spot on the airways. Dick Minerd, with his powerful swimming and wonderful physique, is to be Johnny Weis- muller's stand-in for the new Tarzan picture. John Munson, in all his oratorical glory. is to help George Arliss in keeping up to the line in effective English. Mary Ellen Shives will take Simone Si- mone's place. Henry Byrne, with his exceedingly sleepy shuffle, is practicing for the role which Stcpin Fetchit has promised him. Evelyn Hoffman is to be the understudy for lovely Madeleine Carroll. Mary Detwiler is going to show Frances Langford a few notes in blues singing. Lynn Kingan is going into strict training to take Charlie McCarthy's job. Bob Cuie is practicing hard to fill Vincent ' 95 S5 97 S67 ' 95 1 7 thinks, art blessed, and tis were vcry L0pez,S Shoes at the piano. common' Morton Downe and his oun rival. Pils- . . X .y .g ley Wilt, are still friends, believe It or not! Isobel Metzger has Martha Raye worried about keen competition. , Q lr V tl' :E 'I 'IFS g, ' ffl f -i 1 it lfnb Willard Keeping .Step l-Illfhflhf In Hollywood Swim Glaaa Wa!! We. the class of 1938, in our right mind and in possession of all our senses. in the last days of our school life, do hereby make the fol- lowing will and testament: We appoint two of our honorable coaches. Mr. Dolde and Mr. Ruff, executors of this will, and instruct them to see that it is carried out. If they fail in carrying out this duty, may the ghosts of the Class of '38 haunt them as long as they wander through the halls of C. H. S. Tom Hamilton asks that Herbie Wrote takc his place as protector of the weaker sexw and Blaine Sheetz asks that Herbie receive his Shir- ley Temple ringletsv. Dick Minerd, Carl Beighley, and Vic Peter- son hope that Tony Keffer, Bob Colborn, and ,lack Foley will uphold their swimming record for C. H. S. Elmer Raudman bequeaths his golden locks to Edward Lincoln with the admonition that he use no peroxide. Harry Reagan wills his ability to blush to Bob Evans. The Romeo of the class of '38. Allie Lujack. leaves his attractiveness to Howard Burdette and bequeaths his charm for women to Don Soxman. Edith Mitchell generously leaves her win- ning smile to Helen Munson and her originality to Vera Sherbondy. Tom Floto asks that Arlie Mansberger and Harold Scott keep up the old spirit for all grid- iron combats. Lynn Earl Kingan wills his towering height to Merle Cox. Doris Whipkey bequeaths her contagious smile to Beryl Shelley. John Munson leaves his poise and dignity to Henry McRobbie and hopes that he will make much of it. Camilla Bernardo bequeaths her talkative- ness to June Keller. an able successor. ,lean Morgan bequeaths her quiet wistful- ness to Margaret Younkin. Mary Ellen Shives leaves her dramatic ability to Gertrude Waugaman: Frances Hough wills her pleasing and ex- ceedingly friendly smile to Eleanor Keffer. Henry Byrne bequeaths his sleepy manner and leisurely walk to Lawrence Soisson. Atlanta Mae White leaves her sunny dis- position to Virginia Humphrey. who really doesn't need it. Florence Phillips. Wilma Scott. and Isobel Metzger bequeath their skill in basketball to Edith Tulley. Helen Hooper, and Margaret Younkin. The winning ways of Virginia Corsaro are left to Mary Elizabeth Whittaker. , Sylvia Schmidle, having been willed her position at the piano by a member of the class of '37, in turn wills it to Edward McGill. Bob Showman leaves his many responsi- bilities to anyone who is willing to assume them. After much coaxing. Mary Louise Burkey has been persuaded to will her sweet babyish ways to Winifred McCairns. John Craft willingly transfers his trumpet- playing reputation to John Jackson. Fred Middleton. the shy member of the Senior class, hopes that ,lack Willard will over- come this handicap of shyness in his last year. In order that a little peace and quiet may yet be seen in the halls of C. H. S.. Anna Mary Atkinson leaves her dignified manner to Betty Bauer. Bob Rush. the dramatic star of the Senior class. reluctantly passes on his acting ability to John Work. Beatrice Mayo is packing up all her so- phistication in a neat package and is passing it on to Mary ,lane DeMuth. Joe Bell is leaving that bulldog ferocity on the gridiron to Pete Buggieri. Charles Brown is leaving the secret of the skin you love to touch complexion with Ned Shipley and warns him to keep all instructions strictly under his hat. Rae Catherine Raymond passes her twinkl- ing toes to Roselyn Rulli. Martha Logan bequeaths her fiery hair and contagious laugh to Patty Coughenour, Peggy Davidson, and Jennie Umbel. all worthy suc- 1-essors. To insure our dear teachers of one set of neat papers for another year. Betty Sliger be- queaths her 1-arefulness to Ethel Stange. So that C. H. S. may remain a demon in Class A. A. basketball, George Marakas leaves his prowess to Abby Shafsky. Qeafiwze Frank Showman willingly bestows his love- ly dimples to anyone who will take them. Bob Hooper first choice, and his dark hair and pleasing features to Tom Soisson. Marion Phillipi leaves Norma Halfhill a year's supply of giggles. Bob Guie wills his piano-playing ability to Norma Elpern. Bobby Decker surrenders his giggle to John Work. but warns him that it is hard to keep up the funny work. The class of '38 bequeaths their sum total of courage to the class of '39, who will need it, having to struggle along without them. Nwiaqnnph mfricw GZM4 Quin Adams, Donald Adams, Ruby Addis, Elizabetlt Armen. 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Miner, Harold Minerd, Delbert Minerd, Harold Moag, Robert Mologne, Esther Mongello, Anthony Mongelluzzo, John Moon, Earl Moon, Paul Moore, Betty Moore, James Moore, Rena Morris, Edward Morris, Kathleen Morrison, Mildred Morrow, Lois Munson, Helen Murray, Jack Myers, George McCairnes, Winifred McClintock, Patil McClure, Frank McCoy, Edith McCoy, Margaret McFadden, Edith McGill, Edward McLaughlin, Kenneth Napkie, Eugene Nelson, Sibert Newcomer, Blanche Nicholson, Marjorie Nicklow, Dorotlly Norris, Elizabeth Noschese, Albert O'Donnell, Robert Ondik, Albert Oppman, Leo Orazi, Lloyd Pierce, Vernice Pilla, Rita Piquadi, Isabel Pizzi, Ardita Polis, Catherine Porter, Bryson Porter. .lack Porterfield, Jeff Pryce, William Rafferty, Willard Ramage, Robert Raupach, Edith Reed, Blaine Reed, Joe Rosh, Alberta Rhodes, Kenneth Rhodes, Loma Rice, Eva Jean Richter, William Ridgway, Elsie Ringler, Earl Riser, Arnold Ritenour, Catherine Ritenour, Gerald Rossi, Gerald Routzahn, Martha Rowe, Charles Rowe, Samuel Ruggieri, Ernest Ruvo, Mary Sabec, Elmer Sage, John Sansone, John Sapolsky, Celia A Scarlett, Margaret Schomer, Donald Schroyer, Lila Scliroyer, Marjorie Secan, Frank Semple, Robert Shelley, Beryl Sherbondy, Vera Shipley, Ned Sieber, William Skaleski, Sylvia Skinner, Bruce Sledge, Annie Lee Smith Bernice Smith George Smith Grace Smith Homer Smith. Jim Smith, Thomas Smith Wayne Snyder, Clinton Snyder, Jane Snyder, Joseph Sofranko, Ann Soika, Steve StllSS0l'l, Donald Soisson, Lawrence Soisson, Thomas Solomon, Raymond Soxman, Don Stafford, Mildred Staines, Margaret Stange, Ethel Stefl, Robert Stillwagon, Betty Strawn, Beverly Strickler, Charles Strong, Mary Jo Struble, William Stull, Edith Sullivan, Jean Susman. Madeline Swallop, Paul Swift, Mary Swink, Betty Swink, Hazel Thompson, James Toth, Edward Travis, Lawrence Trump, Geraldine Tulley, Edith Turney, Madeline Vaccari, Mary Veghts, Mary Vendeville, Peggy Vernava, Frank Vernava, Henry Vinoski, Martha Wagner, Francis Wagner, Francis Wandel, Constance Waugaman, Gertrude Weimer, Rosemary Welsh, Arthur Whipkey, Dale WhipkeY, June Whipkey, Ruth Whittaker. Mary Elizabeth Wiggins, Thelma Willard, Jack Williams, Harry Williams, Jane Witt, Gerald Wojtanoski, Virginia Wood, Mary Work, John Vi'rote, Herbert Yukimick, Francis Young, Ray Younkin, Robert Younkin. 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Arnold, Raymond Artis, James Artis, Mabel Ash, Margaret Atkinson, Marjorie Balsley, Sara Bannon, Francis Barger, Paul Barnes, Kathleen Barnhart, Dorothy Barrett, Charles Basinger, John Beard, Robert Bennett, William Bittner, Glenn Bittner, John Black, Cora Bosley, Erma-Jean Bower, Ernest Bowers, Mary Adeline Boyd, William Boyer, Jesse -Boyle, Edward Bradley, Evelyn Bradley, Leona Breakiron, Elmer Brooks, Arthur Brooks, Iva Brooks, Muriel Brooks, Russell Bryner, Edna Burkholder, Mildred Irene Burleigh, Joseph Butts, Mayme Calcagni, Cleo Calhoun, Esther Campbell, George Cappello, Rose Carbonara, Anthony Caringola, Frank Carlton, Joseph Carroll, Mary Elizabeth Cavanaugh, James Chambers, Robert Clements, Albert Clemmer, Gerald Colborn, Robert Cole, Ann Etta Cole, Clarence Collins, Alice Collinson, Jane Cordaro, Lucy Corrado, Gloria Coughenour, Alta Coughenour, Patricia Cox, Bernice Cox, Lester Craig, George Cramer, Aletha Crider, Robert Crossland, Phyllis Crossland, Watson Culp, Ralph Cunningham, Mary Dahl, Jack Daniels, Violet Davidson, Margaret Davis, Homer Dawson, Josephine Delligatti, Nettie DeMarco, Anna DeMarco, John Derov, Maxine Detwiler, Wayne Dickey, Robert DiJulio, Anna DiJulio, John Qill. Juanita DiNatale, Joseph Dixon, Betty Lee Doppelheuer, Fred Dorchnic, John Dragoo, Mary Helen Duckworth, Helen Duke, Eleanor Dunkle, Bayonne Dunston, Dale Durbin, Marguerite Dye, Dorothy 'Elperm Norma Enany, Helen Evans, Russell Falcone, Rita Falvo, Jennie Fanto, Dorothy Fanto, Mary Ferens, Joe Ferrando, Joe Finn, William Fisher, Mary Louise Flannery, Arabelle Fosbrink, Raymond Fox, James Freeman, Dorothy Jean Friend, Norma Furtney, Albert Galik, Helen Gallagher, James E. 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Anastasion, Della ' Anderson, Bennie Anderson, Dora - Andyjohn, Ada . Artis, Roy Athey, J. B.. Atknis, Elsie , Baker, Jean t Balda, Lillian ' Baldwin, William- Balsley, Margaret Bannon, John Barbor, Dorothy, Barnhart, Lester , Barr, Rose 1 Basile, Amelia Basinger, Junior Beal, Charles Beard, Doris Bigam, Mary Jane Bigham, Betty Bisel, Vivian Rae Bitner, Frank Bittner, Evelyn Bittner, Fay Black, Chrysogene Blacka, Thomas Blackstone, Louise Bonnett, George Boshart, Lois Boyd, Robert Boyer, Jean Anna Boyle, Ruth Brady, Francis Brady, Thomas Brooks, Darrell Brooks, Gladys Brooks, Jean Brooks, Jeanne Brothers, Clyde Brothers, Valetta Mae Brown, Gerald Brownlee, Margaret Burkey, William Burkholder, Alberta Buttermore, Grant Cain, Madge Callahan, Archie Carbonara, Marie Carroll, William Carson, Jack Carter. 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