Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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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. Zimmerman --Otterbein College Mae Ziininerniann- Pennsylvania State College

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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.