Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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' l Miss Adams believes that 3:45 should be Miss YValters quitting time, too. That must be some prank Mr. Hildebrand is telling Miss Trump, Miss Bane and Miss Wilhelm about Miss McClintock and Miss Caller are two of the busy first-floor office statf. Looks as if Mrs, YVills and Miss Vona read the ioke section, tool Mr Bovland and Mrs Walton o ld feel lost if they missed one of those cla'lv onfabs d M H ll lk t d d ll . , W u IL C . : I Mrs. Kim? an iss eagney sti i e o ress 0 S. ' . Miss Marshall and Mr. Lerew discuss plans for draft registration with Miss YVilhelm, secretary to MISS ELIZABETH OSBURN. A.B.-Carnegie Institute of Technology. English, Art. MRS. VIRGINIA D. PURRIER. B.S.-Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Social Science, General Science. Girl Reserves. MISS ELEANOR E. ROLAND. B.A.-Seton Hill College, M.A.fColumbia University. English. Assemblies, Travel Club. MR. ARTHUR H. RUFF. B.S.-University of Pittsburgh. Health, Biology. Football Coach. Football Club. MISS BETTY SHALLENBERGER. B.S.4Cali- fornia State Teachers College. Speech Correctionist. MR. LLOYD W. SHANER. A.B.-West- minister College. Economics, English. DR. E. C. SHERRICK. M.D.-Iefferson Medical College. School Doctor. MR. CHARLES D. SISLEY. B.S.-Grove City College. Salesmanship, Business Principles. Fish and Game Club. Mr. Phillips. Miss Bisel helps Betty Ellen Whitten gather material for a floor talk, at the libraryg MISS ROBERTA SMUTZ. B.S.-Temple University, M.A.-Columbia University. Social Science, lunior Business. MISS MADELYN V. SONAFELT. B.S.- lncliana State Teachers College. Economic Geography, Typing, Office Practice. Yarn- craft Club. MR. EDWARD S. SPOTTS. B.S.-University of Pittsburgh. General Science, General History. Assistant Varsity Football Coach. MR. HAROLD A. SWANH. A.B.4Susque- hanna College, M.A.-University of Pitts- burgh. English. Debate. , MISS DAISE M. TRUMP. A.B.-Penn State College. English. Scrapbook Club. MISS MARGARET A. VERNON. B.A.- Seton Hill College. General Mathematics, Social Science. Girl Reserves. MISS ANASTASIA VONA. B.A.-University of Pittsburgh. General History, Sp. Eng- 9 lish. Senior Dramatic Club. Christmas Play, Forensics. MISS PRUDENCE WALTERS. A.B.-Buck- nell University. General Mathematics, Business Mathematics. Girl Reserves. MRS. ELSIE B. WALTON. A.B., M.L.- University of Pittsburgh. American His- tory, Social Science. MISS CATHERINE C. WILHELNl. A.B.- University of Pittsburgh. English. Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club. MRS. DOROTHY E. WILLS. A.B.-Goucher College, M.Litt.+University of Pittsburgh. Economic Geography. Charm Club. As- semblies. MISS CATHERINE E. ZIMMERMAN. BA.- Gtterbein College. English, Social Science. MISS lVlAE ZIAIAIERMAN. B.A., M.A.- Penn State College. Social Science. Nature Study Club.

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I ' UQ . ' ' - 04 Mr. McNeil and Miss Morgan discuss a New York Times article on air raid wardens' duties. Mr. Anstine and Mr. Lewis explain second floor traffic regulations to Dave Musgrave and lim Long. Mrs. Hopkins and Miss Bedillion are reading ''history-in-the-makingf' Mr. Hartman's bird is holding the attention of Miss McClelland, Miss Francis, Miss Hicks, Miss Smutz, Miss Zimmerman, and Miss Oglevee. Mr. Sisley and Mr. Shaner arrive for another day at C. H. S. A lemon-blend at Keagy's Drug Store refreshes Miss Floto and Miss Kurtz after a hard day at school. Mrs. Bodkin, Miss Sonafelt, and Miss Horky start for their afternoon classes. MRS. MARY W. HOPKINS. A.B.-Goucher College, lVl.Ed.-University of Pittsburgh. Bookkeeping, lxflathematics. Bridge Club. MISS BEATRICE E. HOREXK'ITZ. A.B.-W Univeristy of Pittsburgh. English, French. French Club. MISS MARTHA LTORKY. B.A.-Wooster College. Stenography, Typing, Iunior Business. Charm Club. MR. I. FREDERICK LIUNTER, Page 4. A.B.- Penn State College. Plane Geometry. Assistant Principal. MR. PAUL A. KEIGHTLEY. B.S.-Washing ton 81 lefferson College. Senior Science, General Science. Woodcarving Club. MRS. MARX' O. KIASE. B.S.H.E.-West Virginia University. Cooking. Girl Re- serves. MIsS TRENE T. KLINE. A.B.-Oberlin College, M.A.-Dulce University. Biology, Zoology. Coker tYearbookD. MISS ANNA M. KLUTEY. AB., M.A.- Indiana University. English, German. MISS MARX' F. KURTZ. AB.-Penn State College. English, Dramatics. Yarncraft Club. MR. ANDRENV S. LASKY. B.S.-University of Pittsburgh. lunior Business, Bookkeep- ing. Assistant Track Coach, lunior Var- sity Football Coach. MR. IOSEPH A. LEREW. M.S., M.A.- Gettysburgh College. Problems of Democ- racy. Track Coach. MR. IOHN F. LENVIS. BS.-Susquehanna University. Biology, Botany, Conserva- tion. Nature Study Club. MR. WILLARD L. LEWIS. Ph.B.-Bucknell University. American History, Problems of Democracy. Bridge Club. MR. A. R. MARSHALL. California State Teachers College. Science. Camera Club. 8 - QL1r THTQGC QISI MISS ELVADA M. MARSHALL. AB.- Uberlin College. English. Operetta. lun- ior Dramatic Club. MISS ELEANOR MCCLELLAND. B.S.- lndiana State Teachers College. Mathe- matics. Yarncraft Club. MR. ANDREW R. MCNEIL. B.S.-WaSh- ington 81 Jefferson College. Algebra, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. Chess Club. MRS. VIOLET NEWMEYER. R.N.-leffer- son Hospital, Philadelphia. School Nurse. MR. WILLIAM A. MITCHELL. A.B., Litt.M. University of Pittsburgh. Spanish. Voca- tional Club. MR. PAUL L. MUNSEY. Industrial Arts, Buffalo State Teachers College. Mechanical Drawing, lVlanual Training. Manual Arts Club. MISS LUELLA M. OGLEVEE. B.A.-Uni- versity of Pittsburgh and California State Teachers College. English, Health. Crafts Club .

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Choo The library staff was ready with cheerful smiles of greeting when the first Thursday rush rolled around. Operetta practices were soon in full swing. Here we see the leading lady, Doris Landymore getting the feel of her trills. ln classes we were introduced to new subjects and renewed old ac- quaintances. Rolling peanuts with the nose gave Girl's Leaders' initiates attitudes pro- per of humility. The Girl Reserves got acquainted over their tea cups. The 'Ilitter-Bugs survived the summer and were active all winter in fact at the Student Council's noon dances.