Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1945 volume:

,112-Q wi 'cgf .fv,4',.,,-,x,.qs-M.,-..,. A -, . H 1,-.,A. ,A A -,L , . , H 4 K V V ' ' 'W - ' V -' - ' 'v '- ' . 'A , T-'wW'3j -1'-iii!-P-e--11-vfvwwlwfvf-v-1--:y-wf,Y-wiv.,-g-, ,:,,25,T.:,4,,. f :,..--- Annual Publucatuon CONNELLSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Editor nn Chnef Edward Duggan Mary Eleanor Hofelt Catherine Marne Russo COKER Assistant Editors: x 3 7,8 LPC ZCIIILIUII We honor the boys ot the closs of 1945 who have entered the ormed forces of our notlon to serve until they hove occompllshed the greot tosk set before them Leovnng behind trnends hod for so long portucnpoted they onswered their country s coll To these men we dechcote thrs yearbook t show them our oppreclotlon tor thelr socrlflce The Editors c fo Q - 0 f ocquointonces, ond school life in which they , . O .. -Q mmm, sg, W Q ff QE 5 f is ki s pm fi ' az if H l Fl ,Z I 5 A j'i 'e fiin 3 f 5 I A 2 ...J ,..-?.... 4- ' 9 r x Qi Eff .Qi V I I if yi l MDa R t M Phllps ,!dC!lflfLLl4,L5tlf'CLfL0lfL Four people to whom we owe much gratn tude for theur help In all of our problems through out the four years of hugh school are Mr Davns Mr Phlllups Mass Renter and Mr Hunter They keep the wheels of our school turning Mr Davns the supernntendent gundes the faculty nn keeping our scholastic level at nts hnghest peak He has won the respect not only of the students but the respect of the entlre communlty Mr Phnllnps our prnncnpal has been at Con nellsvllle Hugh quite a few years but one IS not at a loss to write about hun' He IS sellous lust kund and generous Hls sense of humor stands out as one of has most lnkeable qualities ln her flrst year as Dean of Glrls Mass Renter pupnls of our school che IS one of the most friendly people at CHS Well known for hrs corny but appreciated lokes as Mr Hunter He IS the man who hands out the punk slups He rs the person of keen ludgment lntegruty and a strong cog nn machln ery that runs the hugh school Left Mr Hunter Rght Miss Re ter l ett- r. vis igh- f. a a .- . .H . ll . 1. I. , ' 1 has made a wonderful impression upon the . , , . ., ' I ' ll Il ' ' - H -' . ,I - , . 'S 5 l . t 3 - ' i I l Coker-4 Seated Mlss Caller Standing Mnss Payne Mnss Mor gan Mxss McCllntock v gf Slim! Zim The durectvng force behnnd any publuc school system IS nts Board of Educatuon It IS made up one who has been a member of the commumty for at least one year and IS twenty one years of age or over may serve on the School Board Our local Board has In addttlon to the seven per manent members two non members a secre tary and a solncntor who attend all meetmgs Mr J C Munson ns presndent of the local orgamzatnon The vuce presudent ns Mr J R urer The four other members are, M C V Payne, Mr W L Zollars Dr C S Campbell, and Mr W K Balsley The solucutor for the School Board IS Mr D C Hlgbee and nts secretary Mlss Carmel Caller Seated Dr C S Campbell Mr C V Payne Miss C Caller Mr J C Munson Mr J R Mestrezat Mr D M Hlgbee Standnng Dr H H Mclntyre Mr W L Zollars Mr W G Davus Co er 1 . .L-4 ' f.. 1 ,. ' Q .1 .. ' 7 V lf' N . - . . n 4 5 e K , ' ' V 1 4 3 4' lflfl' of seven members who serve for six years. Any- Mesterzat. Dr. H. H. Mclntyre serves as treas- ' . r. . . k - 5 CLCDL Coker 6 Top Seated Mr Kunkle Mlss Horns Mlss Roessmg Mlss Marshall Mr Keughtley Mr Marshall Mr .l F lewis Mtddle Seated Mass Enany Mlss Sonafelt Mrs wood Standing Mr Mntchell Mr Guhl Mr Hartman Bottom Seated Mass Love Mrs Walton Mass Adams Mrs Wnlhams Mnss Roland Standlng Mr Swank Mrs Walls Mr McNell Mrs Muller : . I . . 1 . . I . I ' . I . , . . . . I . , ' , . Dietrich, Mr. W, L. Lewis, Miss Green- O I . ' 1 . 1 . : ' , - I ' . - , . I . , a . , 0 Seated Mr Baker Mnss Golden Muss Tomuska Mxss McClelland Mass Trump Mlss M Zimmerman Mlss Horewliz Mlddle Sealed Mr Hildebrand Mnss Hacks Miss Oglevee Mass Francis Mlss Wul Bohom Sealed Mrs Barr Mlss Gilmore Mrs Hopluns Miss Flolo Mlss C Zummer man Mlss DeDoms Standing Mlss Koozer Mass Albanese Miss Bedslluon Mass Klutey Mass Humnll 1944 45 l p: I . I . I I , , I . , . : . . I . . I I I . helm. : . , ' I , . 1 1 - ' , . : I I I l ' - 0 et's ....y f l ll. 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E+ l l ll qw rm we we EM ,M W me wal- lfVL6L dig! CLARP'-cz B 'llxrckrrb Q 5 Lx I R xwcra 0- s QHAC KELTOY 1 AlthoughYale has al ways fav ored The we know Thro the four long years of Hrgh Nchool Mldstthe scenes 3 When the cares of 1, X tle sons t1c charm est hopes And the As the Should our en mys dear l- X 'N af Q! 745-Q4 1 e 0 er take US Mxngllng fast our locks Tl X Har vard knowl-edge tray us, W 'fl P-3 T QQ Ui f' 3 G n-540 1:23 -155 'E m 5 o 0 :1 lil 9' L. TTU rose seek fa dm' I gg ll -T dark blue, so Well, wrth gray f... are true, spell w of wx own the w Wm a e care Stlll we ban lsh D -w '5-R -n PS S ell VIC and sad er t'r1es ness I 1 I 944 Whrle the T1 er stands d end D' o'T7I D shall foot ball held our mem Nor On the As we turn they ack, track nes back, of F' any 0 0 Tj O e 0 Z Stlll w work for dear old Ii1ghNCh0Ul And the And call those days of glad ness Neath the I' uh T j4'l alfalfa , O N Xa LQ ange and the Black ange and the Black ange and the Black Oil 43:5 I-'-I l- lm 9 Coker gl ll CLASSES vw endow owne! The Sensor Councsl ss made up of the press dents and secretarses of the varsous homerooms of the upper class Thss group of students rep resentsng thesr homerooms ss the dsrectsng power behsnd most of the classs actsvstses as a group The oftlcers for the school year T944 1945 were Thomas Byrne Pressdent Thomas Ghrsst Vsce Pressdent Mary Ellen Bartley Secre tary and Edward Duggan Treasurer Msss Rester ss the faculty advssor Councsl has dursng thss school term planned quste a number of functsons for our class I the sate fall the gala Harvest Hop was the sns tsal actsvsty planned by the group Games and dancsng followed by an snterestsng program were a prelude for a delscsous lunch Later sn December Councsl along wsth the Natsonal Honor Socsety submstted nomsnatsons for oFfl cers to the class Councsl nomsnated two for pressdent two for secretary and two for treas urer N H S nomsnated one for each of the Coker Rowl nsel P r e Ro ns a B Hrabali R Small K Young R McMullen Row2 T Byrne M Bartley M Long L Payne V McClelland T Ghrsst Not psctured E Duggan F DeBolt foregosng posstsons The oftlcers were then an nounced at another party sn January The Press dents Ball Suggestsons for class colors and flowers were submstted to the class sn prepara tson forthe Color Day observance The program for that day was also planned by Councsl As the date of graduatson drew near Coun csl began plannsng for the Sensor Chapel cere mony lt ss dursng thss program that the mem bers of the Sensor Class ssng thesr class song Councsl sponsers a contest to choose the song Students submst parodses of popular song hsts and from them st ss chosen The most smportant event of any upper class ss sts last sprsng dance The formal Sensor Prom ss also under the dsrec tson of Councsl At thss dance the Queen of the Sensor Class ss crowned Councsl supplses ballots to the members of the class and they vote for whomever they wssh Thss ss the last of th Councsl s dutses 10 ff , -R. 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D - I ll ll ' ' ' ' - ' 1 ' I I I ' ' I I I ' ' T I , , - - e Rowl P Paras B Moser R Anderegg Row2 B Hrabalw J Barthels S Pennmgton J A Opperman R Grlfflths Row3 J Lnndsay B McCoy B Perrme N Baxter F Herbert V Dnxcn amor 6555 pf 3 One of the most outstanding events of tha school year was the presentatnon of Anne of Green Gables by the members ofthe graduatung class Jean Anne Opperman un the tltle role dad exceptionally well Sara Margaret Pennnng ton and Beverly Hrabak also portrayed charac ters whuch were stand outs Sara as Marulla Cuthbert and Beverly as the gossupung neugh bor provided much comedy They were assusted In the humor department by Phulnp Paras Fred Herbert and Norma Jean Baxter Bernice Per rune who portrayed a wealthy dowager also provoked many a laugh wnth her shortness of breath play who wuth Jean Ann provuded the romantuc nnterest Jack Barthels Vlvlan Dnxon Betty Lou McCoy Jamce Lnndsay Ruth Carol Anderegg and Bette Moser were the excellent supportnng characters The setting also gave an outstandung per formance wnth nts saggmg sofa and geranaum whnch had the same bloom for two years DU 61, - - Ray Griffiths played the wealthy hero of the QVLLOIA 6L:S:5 As students we who wull be known to pos teruty as the Class of T945 of Connellsvulle Hugh School have much to be proud of Even wuth the dark shadow of war bending low above us we have carried ourselves and our school to a hugh point of dustunctuon Ours us o proud and noble begunnung for to graduate from hugh school us only a begunnung un the race for fame durung our short stay on earth We have left a deep and lasting umprunt un the pages of our school s history We have begun well We will carry on un the same manner Before goung unto a bruef summary of the events takung place un our last year at C H S we must pause to here pay trubute to those of us who have left school pruor to graduatuon n order to serve their country Those boys who have left our class for such purpose w ll we know merut every partucle of honor bestowed boys and gurls who follow them Our unutual actuon as a group was un elect ung our unduvudual homeroom officers to represent us un Student and Senuor Counculs and to pre sude at homeroom meetungs The Senuor Council rapudly acknowledged our honorung them by sponsorung the Harvest Hop durung the Hallo we en season In mud December we voted for our class officers After the Chrustmas holudays un early January the results of the electuon were announced at the Presudents Ball They were Thomas Byrne Presudent Jack Barthels Vuce Presudent Mary Lou Long Secretary and Phulup Parus Treasurer The beautuful ceremony of Color Day was observed on Aprul 5 Our colors orchud and yellow standung for truth honor wusdom and glory were accompanued by the yellow rose as class flower In the nobuluty of the yellow rose we found the desure for achuevement so neces sary to us Our presudent Tom Byrne gave the openung address followung the readung of the Buble by Phul Parus Jack Barthels explauned the meaning of our class colors whule Mary Lou Long dud the same wuth the flower Other features of the program uncluded vocal selectuons by Betty Lou McCoy and Harold Shearer a puano solo by Ray Grulfiths a readung by Norma Jean Baxter and a trumpet solo by Jackue Mutchell A pleas ant surpruse came to us all when Bette Moser was called up to the stage to receuve an award from the Daughters of the Amerucan Revolutuon Phulup Freeman Chapter for her outstandung ser vuce to her school and communuty Flower gurls rune Ruthanne Smaul and Mary Robbuns We were proud when at last June 'I came around and not a luttle nervous The full weught of the twelve years behund us was apparent at last The puece of paper we were about to re ceuve was small but to us ut represented the effort whuch lay un the dead pages of the past lt was a symbol of a past filled wuth achueve ment In cap and gown as we walked slowly to our seats we were filled wuth the uoy of accom plushment We knew that whatever the future held un store for us we would face ut wuth heads held hugh filled wuth hope and confidence Thus our class wuth a noble begunnung and a brught future has taken uts place un the passage of tume from 0225 Coker left to Right Thomas Byrne, Jerk 50' thels Mary Lou Long, and Phulup Parus I2 X . I ' I I . 1 I I I , , 1 . Q I , , . . ., . ' . . i . I Q f . . I I I , ' upon them. We take pride in them and in those for the occasion were Louise Payne, Bernice Per- , ' II ll ' - u 1 . , . . ' , , I I . . ' 1 - , : , v ' , ' . I , I . . I . . . . 1 . HARRIET AMOS Gurl Reserves Coker RICHARD ANDERSON RUTH ANDEREGG ulrl Reserves Brudge HELEN ANSELL Ehquette Dramanc HELEN AVEY Dramahc MARIAN BALDWIN Girl Reserves MARY BARCLAY Busmess Gurls Home Economlcs MARY ELLEN BARTLEY Gurl Reserves Brudge JACK BARTHELS Leaders Math MARY BASINGER Chonr MELVIN BASINGER Aeronauhcs Map Readvng NORMA J BAXTER Dramahc ROBERT BEATTY Travel Fnsh and Game JAMES BENFORD Fure Fughters GEORGE BENISTON Fvsh and Game VERONICA BERRISH Dramahc WILLIAM BEUCHER WORTH BIGAM Aeronautics Fnsh and Game LORRAINE BIRD Dramaflcs JAMES BISEL Automobnle Co er 1 byW4doSl o WILLIAM BAUER . . . Aeronautics . . . Map Reading k 1 I3 Y i rraifs 'rl s r udi DORIS BLACKSTONE Brudge Choir EUGENE BOOKER Aeronauhcs ROBERT BRADLY JEAN BRAHM EVA BREAKIRON Brndge Chour WILLIAM BREWER Aeronauhcs Fish and Game LORRAINE BROOKS Ehquette Dramahc RICHARD BROOKS Bridge RUBY BROOKS Bridge ELIZABETH BROWELL Gurl Reserves Dramahc MARY BRUNETTI Dramahc JAMES BURKETT Travel CAROLYN BUTERA TOM BYRNE Automobnle Math FRANK CAPELLO ROSE CAPO Gurl Reserves Coker Annual GENE CAVANAUGH JANE CAVANAUGH GurI Reserves JUNE COFFMAN Etnquette ARLENE CORVIN Ehquette Brvdge I YW ' Co er I4 JANET BROWN . . . Girl Reserves.. . Bridge s I: indsor S udio k , MARJORIE CRAMER ...Girl Reserves . . . Dramatic DORIS CRITCHFIELD Travel MARJORIE CITCHFIELD Girl Reserves JANET CROSBY Home Economics LEONARD CROSBY Math WENDELL CROUSE Aeronautics Math FLORENCE DALESSIO Travel EVA DAVIS Bridge vEsTA DAVIS Bridge NORMA J DAVIDSON Girl Reserves Leaders FRANCIS DEBOLT WILLIAM DELLIGATTI Aeronauhcs WILLIAM De WITT Fish and Game HAROLD DIX Radio Code KAY DRISCOLL Girl Reserves WALTER DRISCOLL Leaders JAMES DRUMM Fish and Game EDWARD DUGGAN Coker Annual Penno History TERPOLA DUNKLE Girl Reserves Bridge DONOVAN DURBIN Mop Reading Coker ,S X S, O VIVIAN DIXON . . . Business Girls . . . Dramatic I . . l . . . . . . , 1 I5 Porfrai b Windsor udi is by Wmdsar Sfudno BETTY DURNELL Gurl Reserves DOROTHY EUTSEY Gurl Reserves Dramahc EDGAR EVANS Aeronauhcs Map Reading JOHN EVANS Aeronautucs Map Readung NANCY FERRARO Etnquette JOE FIERSCHNALLER Leaders RUTH FISH Craft MARYRENE FOLEY Gurl Reserves Coker Annual MARIAN FRAZEE Gurl Reserves Leaders IRENE FRAZIER Travel Dramahcs DONALD FRYE Camera JAMES FUEHRER BETTY FULLEM EDWARD GALIK Math IRENE GALLAGHER Girl Reserves Bridge GAYLORD GARDNER ARLENE GAUSE Book TOM GEENEN Band TOM GEORGE Leaders TOM GHRIST Raduo Code Coker 16 BETTE FRANCIS. . .Girl Reserves. . . Bridge FLOYD GILLOTT . . . HELEN GORDON . . .Girl Reserves . . . Bridge JOHN GRAZIANO. . . Radio Code NOVA GOUGH ...Dramatic DORIS GROAH . . .Girl Reserves LOUISE GAURD . . .Girl Reserves. . . Dramatic RAYMOND GRIFFITHS.. .Camera . . .Fish and Game WILLIAM GULDENSHUH MARGUERITE HAAS Girl Reserves Bridge ARLENE HAINES Bridge DORIS HALFHILL LOIS HALL Girl Reserves Coker Annual DORCY HANN Travel CHARMAINE HARBAUGH Girl Reserves Dramatic GENEVIEVE HARBAUGH Yarncraft BETTY HARTMAN Travel HAROLD HASSON WILMA HAUG Business Bridge LOIS HAY Girl Reserves . . .i . ' 6 BETTY HENDERSON . . . Bridge . . . Etiquette N F I' - I7 ' orri f U i if I II SALLY HENDERSON Travel Co er P ta1sbyWdso Stdo ' PWA FRED HERBERT DAVID HERWICK Automobule Fnsh and Game ARTHUR HESS Fash and Game DOROTHY HILES Business Bridge WADE HILTABIDEL Pennsylvama History Math DONALD HOLT Auiomobule Fush and Game MARY HOOVER Business BEVERLY HRABAK Gnrl Reserves Coker Annual JOSEPH HUEY Camera Math ARTHUR HUFFMAN Automobale MERI IRWIN Girl Reserves LENORA JAMES Busnness Ehquette LUCILLE JAYNES ROY JOHNSON Fish and Game BETTY JORDAN Brndge DONALD JOY DORIS KEFFER Busmess Dramahc CHARLES KENNEL Fare Fnghters Fush and Game BERNIDENE KENNISON BERNICE KINNISON EDWARD KING C I nbywnds Sf oe' I ..-. X GENE KNIGHT Fish and Game GARNET KNOPSNYDER Yarncraft THELMA KRAMPITZ ROSALIE LaNOCE Gurl Reserves BETTY LAMANA Home Economucs ELDON LARGENT ROSEMARY LAUGHERY Gnrl Reserves Dramahc ROBERT LAWSON HILDA LAYMON Bridge Yarncraft CHARLES LEIGHLITER JOAN LEIGHTY Gnrl Reserves ELLA MAE LEONARD Business Craft AUDREY LILLEY Yarncrafi JANICE LINDSAY Leaders HARRY LIVINGSTON HARRY LIZZA Fish and Game ANNA MARY LOHR Buslness Etiquette MARY LOU LONG Gnrl Reserves Leaders LEO LUJACK Leaders Brudge DOLORES LUJACK Garl Reserves Home Economics MURIEL MADISON Busmess Coke ' Y ' I, - 19 KY Porfrai s b Windsor S tsy I ROSE MANZELLA RITA MARENGO Dramatic JEAN MARIOTTE Travel Bridge IRENE MARTIN Business Etiquette ROBERT MARTIN Fish and Game JAMES MARTRAY Aeronautics MICHAEL MAZZA Radio Code PAUL MCCAULEY VIRGINIA MCCELLAND Girl Reserves Bridge JAMES MCCLURE Automobile BETTY McCOY Girl Reserves DORIS MCGANN Office Coker Annual BETTY McMANUS Bridge Choir CAMILLA MCMASTERS Girl Reserves RAE McMULLEN Leaders Canteen MILDRED MEANS Bridge NELLIE MEANS Girl Reserves MARY MERENDINO Bridge Yarncroft CLYDE METZGER Camera WILBUR MICKEY Co er I . SALLY MCINTYRE . . . Girl Reserves. . . Dramatic In - 20 b Windsor S udio BETTY MILLER Dramatuc HARRIET MILLER Glrl Reserves HUBERT MILLER Radno Code PAUL MILLER Cameron PEGGY MILLER Busmess DALE MINERD Aeronautncs DOROTHY MITCHELL Leaders LOUIS MOLINARO Fssh and Game ROBERTA MOLOGNE Gsrl Reserves Bridge BETTY MONGELL Etuquette Dramatvc MARIE MOREY Gnrl Reserves LOIS MORGAN Gurl Reserves Coker Annual DONALD MORTIMER BETTE MOSER Gnrl Reserves Brudge CATHERINE MULLEN GEORGE MUNSON BETTE NICHOLSON GurI Reserves Etiquette SARA JANE O DONOVAN GlrI Reserves Brldge N JEAN ANNE OPPERMAN Glrl Reserves Office WAYNE OPPERMAN Fssh and Game GLORIA OPPMAN Gurl Reserves Ehquette Co er 2I fsbyW do ef, , . . or rai in s t y St O PHILIP PARIS Aeronautlcs Leaders LOUISE PAYNE Gurl Reserves Leaders SARA PENNINGTON Garl Reserves Leaders BERNICE PERRINE Gerl Reserves Leaders AUDREY PIERCE Travel CLIFFORD PRITTS Brsdge GERALDINE PRITTS Bridge Gnrl Reserves HAROLD PRITTS Brndge MELVIN PRITTS Aeronautlcs Fnsh and Game PEGGY QUINTO Gnrl Reserves Etiquette VINCENT RANDOLPH Aeronautucs Math JEAN RANKER THELMA REED Home Economncs CONSTANCE RINGER Gnrl Reserves ANNA RITENOUR Yarncraft Etlquette JOAN ROBERTS Gurl Reserves Leaders MARY ROBBINS Gurl Reserves Home Economucs JAMES ROBINSON HOWARD ROWAN Aeronautucs Fnsh and Game FLORA SANDUSKY Busmess Brrdge Co er MIRIAM RESSLER . . . Business. . . Etiquette s b 'Windsor udi k ' 22 JOHN SAVAGE Leaders FRANCIS SCACCHI DAVID SCHOLNICK Orchestra GERALDINE SCHOMER Business Yarncraft LORETTA SCHOMER GlrI Reserves HAROLD SHEARER Aeronautics BETTY SHULTZ Gurl Reserves Etnquette BETTY SHIPLEY EVALYN SHOUP Craft WILLIAM SHERRICK Fnsh and Game HULDA SHOWMAN Business SAMUEL SHOWMAN Fare Fighters Math MABEL SLEASMAN Glrl Reserves Etnquette RUTHANNE SMAIL GurI Reserves Coker Annual DANIEL SMALL Leaders CHARLOTTE SMITH CLARENCE SMITH CHARLES STAFFORD DAVID STAMBAUGH Fish and Game Aeronautics SALLY ANN STERRETT Gurl Reserves Leaders Coker Po tr Us by W d Stud o . Q n I CARL SIDOW . . . Aeronautics I -23 r ai in sor i MILVET STRICKLER Camera Aeronauhcs ROSE SWALLOP THOMAS SWINK Brudge Flsh and Game MINNIE TESTA Home Economucs MADELYN THOMAS GnrI Reserves Home Economics HAROLD TRUMP Flre Fighters Fish and Game MELFORD TRUMP Fnre Fnghiers Aeronautics EDWARD VINOSKI Aeronauhcs Fnsh and Game FLORENCE VINOSKI Brndge DOLORES WALKER Home Economics EVELYN WARDZELLA Home Economics WILLIAM WAGNER Radio Code MILDRED WALKER IE WEBSTER Brndge Home Economucs BERTHA WELSH Brudge BARBARA WEYANT Brudge Ehquefte GWENDOLYN WHETSEL Gurl Reserves Etnquette DEAN WHITE Aeronautncs Fush and Game JOE WILLIAMS NORMA WILLS Book Ehquefte Co er 1atbyW ds S1 o OLIVE WAGNER . . . ELS . . . ' . . . ' R - 24 . r is in or udi JACK WILSON Orchestra JAMES WYNKOOP ELMER YOUNKIN Rodso Code KITTY LOU YOUNG Glrl Reserves Ehquefte SENIORS NOT PICTURED ELNICE ADAMS Bridge Ehquetfe ALBERTA CAMLIN G1rI Reserves Etuquette LOIS CRAFT Brldge Cholr HELEN DANIELS Glrl Reserves WILLIAM DRUMM PEARL FEATHER Ehquetfe CHARLES FENIELLO CHARLES FIRESTONE ROSE HENSEL MARY KRYNOCK ROBERT LEE cm. 515, MARY MEADOWS Knmmg Home Econ JAMES NOSCHESE Fish and Game FRANK OMATICK JOSEPH PADUONE REID PATTERSON RICHARD RICHTER CLARENCE SMITH DONN SWISHER Fish and Game DALE TISSUE 8l 8WL0lfLL8:5 Coker F' , ... 13 6 ...... I ... .', I ornics - '-- Q c 25 011101 5 nm ff -I 1 TUNE Let the Re t ot the Wo: cl Go The floss ot -45 We ll leave behtnd Us toys We l never fmd ogom Our school so greot Our teoms so stronq For our tvtends we ll otwoys omg We l mtgg the tum we hod The port es thot we staged We ve hod o lot of fun tl 5 yeot Wtth luck to you boys Who ll be Hghtnng thus wot Well soy goodbye to our hugh school doys Betty Jordon COLORS Orchid ond Yellow FLOWFR Yellow Rose Cohr Zo J 1 ft J - I . 1 . K j U ci, -S L ff- , 1 S T We ll leove with oll out 5mllCs, l ' ' . ' ' ' ' I . l X . ti ' ,Rx 0 5 U 1 . .4 9 Qggxfqs 9 gf Efiiafg r' 1 -1 f I 6 J. mqgng f if - 1 2 '15-f'f 5' Qmyvf! 223 ,rx I 1 4 . MJ Q' r 1 Q' s v 5 - 5 Q 6 r 2, a 1. - nrt Q' , V' W1 za 59 Q a 1 e N3 Q -T s' ' , G Q45 3 gi g e + 535' Q 5 . ...1 'f 'I neg? 4 A I 'i I ' 'insist EQG? 9 . , ,f f G y fe., E 2145 ...r f H w, F? . 5, ,Z Bf 3 Q .-9 f. 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No. R. 1-1 8 , ' 3-9 9 ' 1-2 3 , ' 2-15 8 3 1 14-15 9 ' 8 ' , 9 ' ' 8 3-11 9 1-4 8 ' , 14-16 9 ' 1-5 8 , . 3-12 9 ' . 8 3-13 9 ' , 1-6 8 3-14 11 ' , 1-7 8 ' , 3-15 9 ' , 8 , ' 3-16 11 ' , ' 1-8 8 , ' e 4-1 11 E , 1-9 8 , ' ' 4-2 11 8 ' 9 1-10 8 ' , 4-3 9 1-11 8 , ' 4-4 9 1-12 9 ' 4-5 9 1-13 8 ' , 4-6 9 ' 1-14 9 4-7 9 ' , 1-15 9 , ' 4-8 9 , I-16' 8 ' 4-9 11 2-1 8 ' ' 4-10 9 1 2-2 8 4-11 9 ' 2-3 9 ' ' 4-12 9 , ' VIRGIL BROTHERS 2-4 8 EMMA BELL ELLENBERGER 4-13 5 ' - 8 ' 4-14 11 2-5 9 ' ' 4-15 11 , ' 2-6 8 4-16 9 - 9 5-1 11 , ' 2-7 8 5-2 11 ' ' . 8 5-3 11 ' , 2-8 9 ' , ' 5-4 11 , ' 2-9 9 ' , 5-5 20 ' 2-10 8 5-6 11 ' , 2-11 9 ' , ' 5-7 11 ' 2-12 11 ' , 5-8 9 9 5-9 9 2-14 11 ' 15-1 11 2-15 9 - 11 I 2-15 8 ' 25 2.15 8 ' , ' 5-11 20 3-1 8 ' 11 3-2 9 ' ' , ' ' 20 ' 3-3 11 ' , ' 11 ' ' , ' 3-4 9 ' -1 11 , ' , ,1 9 ' 33 3-6 8 ' 11 3-5 9 20 ' , 25 6-1 11 3-7 9 ' , ' - 11 3-8 9 ' ' - 70 A ' WILLIAM GROAH JANE HAAS ELEANOR HAINES KATHRYN HALFHILL GAYLE HARRIS JERRY HANN HOWARD HARRIS JACKIE HARTMAN FRANCIS HARVEY SUSIE HAYNES MILTON HENDRICKSON ROBERT HENRY ROBERT HENRY BILL HERBERT MARY LOU HERMAN DAVID HEROD DONALD HILEMAN WILLIAM HILSON BARBARA HILTABIDEL MARY ELEANOR HOFELT CHARLES HOOVER LAURA HOLT MARTHA HOOD JACK JAMES LOUISE JOHNSON MADELINE JOHNSON BOB JOHNSTON JACK JONES WM KARWATSKY JEANETTE KEITH JEAN KESTNER JOHN KESTNER DOLORES KENNISON WILLIAM KEYS BETTY KEYS ALYCE KENSEY AUDREY KIMMEL WILLIAM KIMMEL MARGUERITE KING GRACE TYLER STELLA KUNSELMEN MARIAN LANDYMORE BETTY LANGLEY DOLORES LANZI SHIRLEY LQPORTE WAYNE LARGENT EMMA LAUGHERY HILDA LEWIS GLENN LEONARD BEVERLY LINCOLN Row 610 616 1515 6 162 163 I5 6 157 152 155 156 53 1512 1 I5 O 159 158 64 154 CLDLVL 7 lfLlfLL0lf'i5 Clubs Glrl Reserves Leaders Brldge Dramatvcs Gurl Reserves Camera Aeronautics Pa History Colxer Gurl Reserves Leaders Flre Flghters Home Econormcs Flre Flglwters Aeronautucs Leaders Sports Glrl Reserves Dramatncs Flre Fighters Etlquette Home Economucs Glrl Reserves Leaders Camera Gnrl Reserves Dramatucs Leaders Aeronautics Etlquette Home Economlcs Glrl Reserves Leaders FI5I'1 and Game Leaders Home Econormcs Glrls Leaders Grrl Reserves Football Fure Frglwters Etiquette Etuquette Home Economucs Camera SHA Charm Glrl Reserves Gxrl Reserves Leaders Etnquette Gnrl Reserves Camera G1rI Reserves G1rI Reserves Perma Hnstory Coker CHARLES LIVINGSTON JACQUELYN LOHR JAMES LOHR PHYLLIS LONG JEANNINE LONG DOROTHY LOINGANECKER JANE LOWE PAUL LUCAS DAVID LUCKEY VICTOR MACZKO MARGARET MACRUM NANCY MALLOY ROBERT MALLORY CAMILLA MANZELLA ROSE MANZELLA HELEN MARILLA DONALD MARINCH ROBERT MARSHALL FRANK MASSIONI HAROLD MAY WILLIAM MAYO MARY MAZZA GILBERT MEANS JUANITA MEYERS BETTY MILLER ELEANORE MILLER LORRAINE MILLER RAYMOND MILLER SHERMAN MILLER WILLIS MILLER HENRY MOLINARO ADELINE MONGELL JAMES MOON DIAN MORELL CATHERINE MOORE ETTA MOORE IRMA MORGART MARTHA MORRIS DELMAR MOWRY MARY McCLINTOCK MARJORIE McDOWELL MARY McCARTNEY HARRY MCCLAIN ELLEN MCDONALD THELMA McFARLAND KARL McFADDEN GENEVIEVE NEDROW GEORGE NESTE LORNA NICHOLSON RACHEL OAKS 29 Row 714 715 716 15 4 1513 102 915 916 0 IO3 104 108 H Clubs Aeranautncs Grrl Reserves Ettquette Fnre Flghters Gurl Reserves Chorus G1rl Reserves Etuquette Dramatncs Gurl Reserves Etuquette Leaders Sports Gurl Reserves Leaders Etnquette Home Econormcs Etuquette Etuquette Home Econormcs Leaders Math Aeranautlcs Auto Aeronautucs Etuquette Fosh and Game Ya rncraft Brldge Brudge Flsh and Game Stamp Glrl Reserves Dromatncs Etiquette Home Economugg Gu Reserves Dramatvcs Girl Reserves Fus and Game Gxrl Reserves Gurl Reserves lsh and Game Etnquette Home Econcmlcs Gxr Reserves Etlquette :sh and Game Travel Stamp Yarn Gurl Reserves Legdeys H. . No. R. No. R. 6-2 20 21 ' 6-3 20 ' , - 20 ' I ' 6-4 11 ' 21 ' ' 6-5 11 ' - 21 ' I 6-7 11 ' - 20 ' I ' 6-6 11 I ' ' 8-1 20 ' 6-8 20 . ' , 8-2 20 ' I ' 6-9 20 ' , 24 - 11 ' ' B-3 21 20 ' 8-4 22 6-11 24 8-5 21 ' I 6-12 21 ' ' 8-6 21 ' I ' 6-13 20 ' 8-7 20 6-14 20 , 8-8 21 ' 6-15 11 ' I - 3.9 21 ' 20 21 ' 11 ' ' 8-10 21 - 20 8-11 22 I I 7-1 11 ' I ' 8-12 20 ' 20 ' , 8-13 20 7-4 20 24 I ' 7-2 11 8-14 21 ' 7-3 20 ' , ' 8-15 20 ' WAYNE HUEY SHA Camera JEANNE MELLOTT 8-16 21 Girl Reserves - 21 , ' 9-1 21 1 -1 11 ' , ' 9-2 21 ' - 20 ' , -1 21 ' - 21 ' 9-4 22 -1 21 9-5 24 , - 21 9-3 20 ' - 11 - 9.6 20 - 20 ' , ' 9-7 24 - 21 9-8 21 1 - 11 - 22 - I1 ' ' 9-9 21 A I - 20 ' 21 ' I ' 15- 1 9-10 21 ' I I ' -1 20 A , ' 9-11 22 - 21 9-12 21 ' - 9-13 22 ' I1 1 - 34 9-14 25 - 20 4 - 21 ' 7-5 20 ' I - 21 ' 7-6 20 ' - 20 F' 7-7 20 1 -1 21 ' I ' 7-8 20 ' - 22 'I , ' 7-9 I1 . 22 F' 7-10 21 ' 22 7-11 20 ' 22 7-12 21 . ' 22 7-13 21 - 22 ' I SALLY OWSKEY CATALDO PALLADINO ANGELICA PARIS ISAAC PEARL ROSEMARY PENNINGTON CHARLES PETERSON ERNEST PEGG ANN PEROTTI JOSEPH PERSICO GLORIA PIERCE MARYLEE PIERN MINERVA PIRL NORMA PIZZI MARY POLIDORA ROBERT POLLOCK DARWIN PORTER STACY PORTER DOROTHY PRATT GLORIA PRESTIA LOUISE PRESTIA DALE PRINKEY DOROTHY PRINKEY VIRGINIA PUNCHUR GEORGE RAKAS ALTHEA RAUPACH BETTY REGAN JAMES REECE DALE REED ADELINE RENZE SHIRLEY RICE FLORENCE RICHTER BETTY RIMEL ANNA RITENOUR ELEANOR RITENOUR DORIS ROBERTS ROBERT ROWE NELLIE RUGG CATHERINE RUSSO GERALDINE SCHOMER ARTHUR SCHULTZ DORIS SENOR BESSIE SHAFFER PAUL SHALLENBERGER Row IO 6 IO7 108 T09 IOIO I22 I23 I24 I25 T26 I27 KL lfLlfLL0l :I Clubs Home Econormcs G1rI Reserves Leaders Brudge Chonr F1reF1ghters Gnrl Reserves lquette Brudge Ehquette Raduo F1re Fughters Aeronautncs Etlquette Crafts Glrl Reserves Coker F1sh and Game Etrquette Home Economncs Gnrl Reserves Leaders Etuquette Home Economms Fnre Fughters Fush 8- Game Camera Math Gnrl Reserves Drumatucs Gxrl Reserves Dlamatlcs G1rI Reserves Leaders Etlquette Home Economms Gnrl Reserves Yearbook Gurl Reserves Dramatncs Leaders G1rI Reserves Leaders G1rI Reserves Dramatucs Co er JAMES SHANNON JOSEPH SHAW LOIS SHEDLOCK MARY SHIPLEY MARGARET SHIPLEY VIRGINIA SHIPLEY EDNA SHUPE ALBERT SIESKY CHARLES SNYDER GEORGE SNYDER JAKE SNYDER PHYLLIS SNYDER PAUL SOISSON ANN SPARKS ERMA STEWART ROBERT STICKEL MARY STILLWAGON BEATRICE STIPA RUTH STONEBRAKER GEORGE STONER JAMES STRAWN ZOELLA STUART BERTHA STULL DOROTHY TAYLOR PAUL THRUSH BETTY TISSUE PATTY TISSUE CATHERINE TRAYNOR ELSIE TRUMP JACK TULLEY ROBERT WALKER FRED WALSKEY GEORGE WASHINGTON WILMA WELLS MERLE WHITE ARLENE WILKINSON CLYDE WILLIAMS MARTHA WILLIAMS STEWART WILSON EDNA WINKLER MELVIN WITT WARREN YOUNKIN 0 Row I28 I29 3 32 I33 134 135 I36 I37 I38 T39 T43 I44 'I46 T47 I4O I Clubs Travel G1rI Reserves Yorncraft Flre Flghters F1sh 81 Game Fnsh and Game Math Etlquette F1re Frghters G1rI Reserves Leaders Camera Leaders F1reF1ghters Etlquette G1rI Reserves Travel Map Readmg Gnrl Reserves Leaders G1rI Reserves leaders Home Econornlcs Et1quette Leaders Fush and Game Raduo Trovel Ehquette Auto Book Map Readmg G1rl Reserves Etlquette F1re Flghters Gurl Reserves Etrquette Push and Game Flsh and Game M! A ' H. H. No. R, No. R, - 22 ' Y 24 24 - 24 22 ' I2-IO 24 - 24 I2-II 24 IO ' , ' I2-I2 24 - 24 ' ' I2-I3 24 - 2I I24I4 25 ' , - 22 I2-I5 24 ' ' , ' IOVII 22 I2-I6 22 I0-I2 22 ' ,EV I -1 22 ' I0-I3 22 I - 25 . I0-14 22 ' - 25 ' IO-I5 22 ' A 22 ' ' 22 . 25 ' , I0-I6 24 ' 25 20 ' ' - 25 IIfI 24 ' - 25 22 ' , 7 25 II-2 24 ' , - 25 II-3 24 24 21 ' I3-I0 24 ' ' I1-4 24 ' , ' 25 ' SARAH PRITTS 22 Home Economics WALLACE STULL I3-II 25 Radio II-5 24 ' , I3-12 25 9 I3-I3 25 ' II-6 22 I3-I4 24 , ' II-7 24 ' , ' 13-I5 25 ' , 21 ' ' , ' I3-I6 25 ' , II-8 24 , . 24 ' II-9 24 ' I ' I4-I 25 ' II-IO 24 ' I4-2 25 II-TI 22 ' - 24 ' II-I2 24 25 ' 11-13 24 . 25 II-I4 24 I4-5 25 ' IIVIS 24 ' , . 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H, NU- R- No, R. 26 ' ' 3-10 27 26 3-11 26 ' , 26 A 3-12 27 ' , LI 26 ' 3-13 27 , 27 , ' 3l 3-14 27 ' I'2 26 3-15 27 L3 26 - 3-16 26 , L4 26 ' - 4-1 27 26 L5 26 - 4-2 27 ' L6 26 ' f 4-3 27 ' , L7 26 f . 27 ' , I-8 26 , 27 ' I ' I-9 26 ' ' , 27 N0 26 f 4-4 27 I-ll 26 4,5 27 I-T2 27 ' I-I3 26 ' , ' 4,6 I-I4 27 4,7 ' I-I5 26 , 4,8 1-16 26 , 4,9 2'I 26 Clwfm IRENE HERSCHNALLER 4-10 SHA 1666166 2-2 26 4-11 ' , 2-3 26 ' 4,12 2-4 26 , 4,13 27 255 27 - . 4-14 ' , 26 ' 4-15 2-6 26 ' 4,15 - 2-8 27 5,1 ' 2-7 27 5,2 2-9 26 ' 2-10 27 5,5 t 5 2-11 27 ' , 5,4 2-12 27 2-I3 26 2 , A 5-5 2-I4 26 556 ' 2-I5 27 ' , 5.7 ' , 2-I6 26 ' 5,3 f 3-I 26 , 5,9 ' 3-2 26 5,10 33 27 5-II ' , 3-4 27 , 5,12 ' 3-4 27 A 5,13 26 - 326 26 , 5,14 ' 3-7 27 ' 5,15 - 373 5-I6 ' 3-9 , , BETTY HAGERMAN JOHN HAGGERTY PAULINE HAMBORSKY MARY HAMPSHIRE JAYNIE HANN EMOGENE HARSHMAN ARDINE HART KATHRYN HAY OLIVE HEISTERMAN LORETTA HELMS MARIA HENDERSON MARIE HENRY LOIS HENSEL PATRICIA HERBERT Row RAMONA HERRINGTON 6 VALERIE HERWICK ROBERT HILD RAYMOND HIXON DONALD HOLT EDWARD HOOVER LLOYD HOOVER BILL HOSFELT MELVA HOSFELT MARY HOUGH RAY HUEY IRMA HUFFINE CHARLES HUNTER ORLANDO ISOLA CHARLES JOHNSON HARRY JONES JACK KELLEY MARJORIE KELLEY PATTY KEARNS MYRA KEMP JANE KENNEL WARREN KESSLER PATRICK KING NORMA KING ROBERT KING ALICE KING ALICE KINZEY JOSEPH KONETSCO DOLORES KOTCH TED KOVAL AUDREY KREPPS ARTHUR KRUMPETZ DONALD KRUPER IRENE KRYNOCK 6 6 7 'I6 I5 IO WL ZW? 0WLOI 8.'5 Row Clubs Clubs Gurl Reserves Automuble SHA Charm SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA Chour Gnrl Reserves Charm Home Economics Gnrl Reserves Yarncraft Yarncraft Charm Charm Gurl Reserves Gnrl Reserves Nature Study Yarncraft Gurl Reserves Nature Study Automobsle Sports Gnrl Reserves Glrl Reserves Nature Study SHA SHA SHA SHA SHB SHA SHA SHA Nature Study Charm Sports Glrl Reserves Nature Study 34 Brzdge SHB Map Readmg 37 Pa History Stamp SHA SHB SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHA SHB SHA SHA Gnrl Reserves Leaders Nature Study Gurl Reserves Sports Football Gorl Reserves Pa Hnstory Nature Study Automoblle Coker WILLIAM LANE MARTHA LANGFORD TORANCE LEASURE CHARLES LEICHLITER EUGENE LEONARD FLORENCE LEONARD IDA LEWELLEN THOMAS LEWIS DOROTHY LININGER JUNE LINDERMAN GEORGE LIPOVSKY RITA LIVINGSTON SAMUEL LOHR GLENN LONG ROBERT LONG LILLY LOSIER FRANCIS MACHUPA HELEN MAHOKEY HELEN MALEY MATTIE MALLOY JACK MARCHEL GWENDOLYN MARINCH BENEDICT MARKEL JAMES MARTIN RUSSELL MARTIN ANTHONY MARTUCCI MARY GRACE MASELLI FLOYD MATHEWS BETTY MAY LESTER MAY WAYNE MAY DAVID MEDCALF BETTY MICHAEL HARRY MICHEALS ELEANORE MICKLUS JACQUELINE MIHALY EMMA MILLER JOHN MILLER ROBERT MILLER RUIE MILLER SYBIL MINER LOUISE MISTLEBAUR SHIRLEY MITCHELL ROBERT MITCHELL LOIS MOLOGNE SALLY MOORE LAURETTA MORGAN MARION MORGAN MARJORIE MORGAN THOMAS MLLLEN 33 0 02 103 04 105 106 107 I08 109 SHA SHB SHB SHB SHB SHA SHB SHA SHB SHB SHB SHA SHB SHB SHB SHA SHB SHB Pa Hlstory Nature Study Gnrl Reserves Sports Nature Study Stamp Glrl Reserves Charm Glrl Reserves Charm Grrl Reserves Glrl Reserves Charm Gurl Reserves Sports Automobnle Camera Automoblle Sports Gurl Reserves 36 Yarncraft Charm SHA Sports SHA SHB SHB SHA SHB SHB SHA SHB SHB SHB SHB SHB SHB SHA SHA SHB SHB SHB SHA SHA SHB SHB SHB SHB SHB SHB SHB Map Readmg Automobile Sports Sports Gurl Reserves Gurl Reserves Automobule Nature Study Gurl Reserves Automoblle Map Reading Yarncraft Charm Gurl Reserves Gurl Reserves Automobile Stamp Automobile Gurl Reserves Yarncraft Garl Reserves Leaders Nature Study Leaders Sports Gnrl Reserves Glr Reserves Gurl Reserves Gnrl Reserves Gtr Reserves Sports L H. H. No. R. No. R. 6-1 27 ' . . ' , 33 ' 8-1 ' 8-2 8-3 6-2 ' 8-4 , 6-3 ' , 8-5 ' . 6-A ' 8-6 ' , 6-5 ' 8-7 6-6 ' 6-7 , 8-8 ' , 6-8 B-9 ' 6-9 ' 8-10 6-10 ' 8-11 ' .11 , 8-12 15-15 ' , 8-13 6-12 8-14 ' 6-13 ' 8-15 6.14 8-16 9-1 . . 27 7-1 ' , ' , 9-3 7-2 9-4 ' , 9-5 9-6 ' 7-3 9-7 32 9-8 ' , 9-9 7-4 9-10 ' 7.5 ' 9-11 ' , ' 7-6 9-12 . 7-7 9-13 ' 7-8 ' ' 7-9 ' 9-14 ' , . ' , 9-15 ' . 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H. NO- R- No. R. - ' - 34 - ' , 1 - 34 ' , - - 34 ' - V 35 - ' , 13-10 34 ' - ' , 13-11 35 - ' 13-12 ' 13-13 35 ' 11-1 , 34 ' 13-14 34 ' , 11-2 ' 11-3 ' 35 11-4 ' 35 ' 11-5 - ' 35 ' 11-7 l ' 35 - 35 ' I 1 -1 34 ' I . ' , 34 ' . 35 11-9 L - 11-10 I - 34 ' , ' - 34 11-11 - 34 ' 11-12 - 34 11-I3 ' 35 . 11-14 I - 34 ' 11-15 ' , ' 35 ' I ' JACK PHILLIPS 11-16 34 Automobile, Sports JOANNE STICKLE 14-7 1 -1 ' 14-10 . ' 14-11 - ' 14-12 35 ' . 14-13 34 . 35 ' 1 - 14-14 35 ' , , 14-15 35 ' , - 34 - 35 ' , ' 1 -1 34 ' . 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' 4 4I - 39 - 42 - 4I - 42 Colfer-39 KMA Qu Q ow 1 L Aller 2 N Baker 3 R Balsley 4 A Bau 5 A Barasch 6 M Barcus 7 T Barger 8 W Barkley 9 A Basie 10 D Baslle 11 M Beatty 12 J Benson 13 J Bet ers 141 Betters 15 W Bleber 16 N Blrd Row 2 1 E Bishop 2 D Black 3 E Bowman 4 E Break :ron 5 R Brooks 6 C Campbell 7 C Carletto 8 A Carlson 9 G Castuglla 10 R Chase 11 T Clements 12 W Colborn 13 D Collins 14 R Craft 15 C Crutchfield 16 T Cunnnngham ow 3 4 E Dona o Druscoll 6 W Fordyce 7 C Francis 8 A Frantz 9 M Freed G French 11 M Fuehrer 12 Fulle 13 C Furtney 1 Gnllette 15 W Gnllett 16 D Graham Row 4 1 W Guth Haas 3 Ha es 4 L Har 5 B Hennbaugh 6 H H ld 7 G Hlxson 8 C Hunter 9 L Isola 10 P Kemp 11 A Kessler Knight 13 R Lee 14 R Lec lvter 15 W Lenghluter 161 Lerew Row 5 1 C Luncoln 2 D Llngenfleld 3 J Lungenled enheld 5 S ohr 6 L ng Lon 8 D o 9 M Loucks 10 R Mansberry 11 L Martray 121 Mas n 13 C McClure 14 A Metzger 15 P Mules 16 S Mules ow 6 1 M Mvstlebauer 6 J Mochel 7 R Mockabee B J Morruson 9 G Nabors 10 J Nxcholson 11 B Nuxon 12 D Ohler 13 E Page Coker 141 Parsley 15 B Palladlne 16A Palladlno ow 7 Pa e a Pasu a I Pasulka Pendleton 5 R Pennington 6 H Peterson 7 R Puccolomlnl BL Pnrl 9 S Porterield 101 Pyle 11 W Queer 12 V Qulnto 13 1 Ranker 14 B Rhodes 15 C Rnchey 16 M Roach ow 8 R 3 H Rosen ae Rudolph 5 H Rugg 6 E Russell 7 D Sapanore 8 L Schobert 9 B Schomer 10 L Schrlver 11 C Schrcck 12 W Schroyer 13 1 Shnpley 14 S Shipley 15 R Susley 16 M Skoloda Row 9 1 J Stames 21 Staley 3 M Stewart 4 W Stew 5 E Strawn 6 G Srlde 71 Stuh 8 S Swaney 14 R Ulery 15 R Van Leer 16 R Veughts Row 10 1 D Wensnng 2 D Wensmg 3 1 Whnpkey AJ Whlpkey 5L Wullnams 6 D Work 7 G Yarnell 8 S Moore 91 Webb 10 E Workman 11 D Break ran 12 A Perrme 13 M Hurst 14 B Kel h Not Pictured M Ball J Bower G DeLeon A Fnregqone F ster R Ga asso B Haan B Herw ck Kopf V Lopes M Lowery R Lunnen E Malloy C Mnghqelg D Mongell D Nvcholson E Oswald E Pasulka 1 Rowe M Skaleskl R Steede M Stelndl R Wmgard M Younkun Jackson G 40 L9 R I 1 . , . , . , , I ch, . - , . 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Miller, 3 R, Miller, 4 S. iller, 5 P. , . , - 1 - , . , , ' QUQVL l 6L 8 Row 1 1 K Abdallah 2 A Agosto 3 S Aller 41 Ander son 5 M Artls 6 E Boldo 7 S Balsley B R Barron 9 R Bos u 10 D Beal 1 B Bender 12 D Block 1 Boardman 15 M Bottomley 16 J Bowser Row 2 1 J Bowser 2 M Bowser 3 L Boyd 4 D Brohm 5 J Breoklron 6 C Brldegum 7 D Brooks B D Brooks 9 B Bryner 10 H Bryner 11 D Bryson 12 D Butera 13 C Collns 14 R Colluns 15 C Comfort 16 G Conner Row 3 1 1 Costello 2 J Costello 3 D Croft 4 W Cropp 5 R DeAngells 6 W Decker 7 M Depompe 8 W Derov 9 1 Drlscoll 10 P Driscoll 11 H Edwards 12 R Egan 131 Egnot 141 Escher 14 S Farley 16 E Fu m ow 4 Fu m G s P Glle J Goddard Blasy 14 H 5 R Goodwrn 6L Halfhlll 7 R Holfhlll B J Handford 9 R Honn 10 W Haynes 11 W Hensel 12F Hawkins 13 D Het fley 141 Herrold 14L Hales 16W Holes Row 5 1 M Hlxson 2 B Hodge 3 M Horewltz 4 E Howard 4 M Hunt 6 A Jomneson 7 N Jeffery 8 V Johnson 9D Jones 10W Keffer 11 L Keith 12W Kern 13C Kersten D Kessler 14 R Kessler 16 R In Row 6 1 D Koontz 2 E Kapf 3 C Kraynok 4 E eos ure 5 B Longley 6M Llzzo 7G Lohr 8 R Ludwig 9L Malloy E Martm 11 1 Martln 12 T Martucco 131 Matthews 14 E Moy 15L Meadows 16 H Mtchoels ow 7 D Mickey 2 P Miner 3 B MISKOVS Coker Moore 5 M Morruson 6 R MundorH 7 D McGinnis B N Manzella 9 M Nlckman 10L OHora 11 M Oppenhelm 12 R Orbm 13 D Oswald 14 R Potako 15 W Phulllps 161 Puttsmon Row 8 11 Polldora 2C Randolph 3 B Rued 4 R Relley 5M Rhmd 6C Rhodes 7 R Roach 8 D Roberts 9C Robbms 10 R Roby 11 N Russell 12 P Savage 13 W Scheller 14 A Schomer 15 D Schrock Row 9 D Schroyer 2 R Sepp 31 Shipley 4G Small 5 F Smalley 6 W Snyder 7 D Stafford 81 Sterndl 9 D Stewart 10 H Stewart 11 1 Stewart 121 Stewart 13 B Stull 14 G Swift 15V Sutton 161 Towzey Walker 5 G Welsgerber 6 D Wellmg 7 D Wellnng 8 Wellmg 9 B Whlpkey 10 R Whlpkey 11 D Younkln 12 Newman 13 W Keffer 14 A Sonner 15 R Blackstone 16 Cochrane Row 11 1 D DeMorco 2 M Ghost 3 M Gutherue 4 Keffer 5 N Manzella 6 C McNatt 7 W Msholey 8 R Rugger 9 S Welker 10 E Edmondson 11 1 Evans 12 G Anderson Not plctured M Brutosky P Bryner R Canter D Cla bough N Crogo E Denvln E Foore D Foster G Keffer N Llnderman R Lowe R Meadows E Nnckolson 1 Omatrck M Paduone R Perks L Russek D Shartzer B Strmer A Sonner E Shipley A Swcllop E Walsh D Worman 1 3 , , , , . , - ' 1 . 1 , - 1 - . 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' ih, 4 M. , - ' , - , . , . , Q 4 g Az fogmp fm SPORTS Coier - 43 R l H Bettes R D H R Stoner J Cr slip G Nese Row2 Mr W l Le s D Frye C Wllarns A Schultz E La get ,.A!6l,l l L8l 5 With only one veteran back from last year s Cross Country team our harriers under the tutel age of Mr Willard L Lewis ran through a season without a win but showed strong indications for a crack team next year when 9 of the first 10 return Traveling to Brentwood for their first meet the Orange and Black were barely nosed out 27 28 Richard Stoner took down first honors while Schomer and Crlsllp were found inthe first 5 places Next they iournied to Canonsburg where a seasoned outfit ramped to a convincing 22 23 victory over the locals The W P l AL championship meet was staged on the Schenley Oval Pittsburgh with Mt Lebanon being crowned champions Stoner was the only Coker to qualify for the State meet by taking Third place On the Tuesday following the champion ship fray the first meet at home was staged at Campbell Field with the W P l AL champion Mt Lebanon team The visiting championship squad Stoner pressed them hard before he took second place At the P l A A championship meet held at State College the aggressive Richard Stoner completed a great season by holding down fourth place The Big Ten of this year s squad were Stoner Crislip Betters Galik Schomer Duff Schultz Williams Neste and Furtney SCORE TABLE Brentwood Canonsburg Mt Lebanon opp c vtue WPIAL 3rdPace PIAA 4thPace Coker 44 aw - . r, . u , . , . i ' , . t . QW i i ' left with a smashing 'I9-36 victory, but not after 27 28 22 23 . 19 36 . .. . .-- l .. . .-- I -X Q Top Row Mollnaro Wullnams Robinson Scacchl StaHord Second Row Lawson Femello MICkEY Mortrmer Mallory Third Row May Alesantrmo Savage Pans Kung Fourth Row Drumm Stambaugh Drlscoll Munson Wyncoop Slow! Each year durang the last few weeks of summer vacation the football boys nnvade Camp Wlldwood to prepare for the comrng grlduron contests Along wnth the coaches they take over the camp when the last vacatuonung Boy and Gurl Scouts have gone Untul school reopens they re build themselves to the physical degree needed to carry them through a season of sport Calls themcs swrmmung good food and sunllght Coker along wlth the regular football drlll Fll thus toughenlng schedule The regular hours they keep rn comp contribute greatly toward prepar mg them to defend theur school Coaches Love and Keughtly are ln there pntchlng too tecchung new tactrcs and plays Then on the first Fruday mght after the reopening of school they are ready to begun the push to football fame 45 l I l is , , . 0 Q t lf' . . . , 1 5 , st 1 ' -. C - . ,l l .. . , i V 'I . l I D 'tl' 5 l . x X 1 in 0 V N x ,Q I U l lf . , .Tp . - Q P 8 C ' ' -. ' N D . - P I N. I . . . I , . I . . ' h . I . . D I l ' . , I . . . I . I . . I I I I lftlf' Mardifg Cm .LW Every day, when classes have come to an end, the football boys begin a harder, more rigid workout. From school they pro- ceed to the stadium where, until about seven o'clock they sweat it out . Running around the track, exercising, and playing prac- tice football to keep in shape . All this they do with the lead- ership of their coach and ideal, Mr. Love. Mr. Love is the man in whom they confide, to whom they go for advice, and the man who trained them to be a championship team. Affectionotely known as Moose he is the student's example of good sportsmanship. The student body of Connellsville High looks up to Mr. love as the person we may thank for our great team. Coker - 46 Row l-Philip Paris, Victor Maczlno, Lewis Miller, George Snyder, Milford Graves Row 2-John Savage, William Herbert, Charles Stafford, Angelo Alesantrino, Robert Lawson, George Munson, Robert Mallory, Louis Molinaro, Charles Feniello, Francis Scacchi, William Wyncoop, Robert Row, Floyd Mathews, Franl: Fanto, Joe Velucci Row 3--Coach Keightly, Donald Mortimer, lea King, William Hilson, Robert Stickle, Isaac Pearl, Harold May, Ivan Hoffman, Jimmy .loe Robbins, Harry Balsley, William Mickey, Harold Galland, Joe Williams, William Drumm, Cliffton Driscoll, George Doppleheuer, Coach Love r. .jQigAlf!g Mr. Love's able assistant, Mr. Keightly, is also to be thanked especially for a successful season. He has spent many hours working with the boys, figuring out plays with which to outplay the opponent. Everything Mr. Keightly does is for the benefit of the team. Therefore the members of our school wish to show their appreciation to Mr. Keightly for his services during the past season. Coker f Y 47 069045109 gacgwar MASONTOWN 19-0 The Cokers pried off the lid of the 1944 foot- ball season with a 19-0 victory over Masontown. Jimmy Joe Robinson starred by making all three touchdowns and captaining the team throughout the game. The Cokers did not appear impressive and the game was hotly contested as Mason- towns eleven put up a scrappy flght The first touchdown was scored on a sustained 64 yard drive Robinson again scored twice in the sec But DuBois in the third stanza scored another touchdown to make the score 19-13. The game ended that way. Jimmy Joe Robinson again starred by scoring the two Coker markers. MT. PLEASANT 32-7 In this game the Coker Tigers really demon- strated that they had a powerful team as they trampled Ramsy High of Mt Pleasant 32 7 There was never any doubt as to the outcome of ond half with Aleasantrino making the lone con version DUBOIS 19 13 The Orange and Black went down to their first defeat to a superior DuBois eleven by a score of 19 13 The Cokers roared off to a touch down and a 64 yard drive but DuBois roared right back for 67 yards to rack up a touchdown There was one more tally each in the first period and the score stood 13 12 inthe Lovemen s favor Coke the game after Robinson raced 66 yards to pay dirt on the first play of the game Two plays later he again raced 66 yards for a touchdown Early in the second half Molinaro found a hole their lone tally on a pass The Cokers then added the fini hang touches by scoring two more touchdowns DUNBAR 20 0 The Coker football squad completely anni hilated the Dunbar Mules by displaying a great 48 , , . - ' I ' and raced to a touchdown. The Mounties scored - . 'S I V , I . , 4 CSE! O60 in? deal of speed. Robinson completed a 78-yard drive for the Cokers by dashing 38 yards to pay- dirt. Then Jimmy Joe again scored by racing 89 yards on the return of the opening kick-aff in the second half. Leapin' Lou Molinaro broke off his tackle for 38 yards to score the final mark- er. This avenged the defeat suffered by the Cok- ers last year. GERMAN TOWNSHIP 25-7 The Coker Tigers roared from the Union- town defeat to swamp the German Township Uhlans 25-7 at Coker Stadium. The German eleven drew first blood by scoring a touchdown on a 65-yard drive. The Cokers then scored but failed to make the extra point and were behind UNIONTOWN 12 10 The Lovemen were eliminated inthe AA title race by Uniontown in a heart breaking contest by a score of 'I3 7 Fumbles on our part and a terrific air attack by the Red Raiders decided the ville tally was made when Molinaro passed to Mallory in the end zone Molinaro then captured the extra point John and Murray stared for the county seaters both playing an excellent game The Cokers outscored their opponents in first downs however 1210 Coker 7 6 at the half But in the second half the Cok ers tallied three times on some classy football Williams Molinaro and Maczko took down scor ing honors SCOTTDALE 27 0 Scottdale eleven to the tune of 270 The Orange and Black on four crushing marches overwhelmed the Blue and White Robinson turned in a brilliant performance by scoring two touchdowns while Molinaro and Mallory on a sensational catch scored two Molinaro ably 49 - - ' . I - 1 1 ' game in Uniontown's favor. The lone Connells- The Lovemen 'Un f0mP0ff 0Ve 'he hopeless 1 - . . ' I , , . . I else Midas! ffm flown handled the extra point department by scoring three extra markers on perfect placement kicks. The Millers scored 7 first downs to the Cokers 17. GREENSBURG 19-6 Before 7,000 fans, the largest crowd ever to attend a football game in Coker Stadium, the Lovemen won over the Greensburg Lions 19-6. The Cokers displayed finesse and ability in de- feating the Westmoreland countians They scored their three tallnes on sustained drives of 71 90 and 58 yards while the Lions marched Stadium. Molinoro starred by scoring one of the markers and tossing the pigskin to Mallory for the second touchdown. Robinson then scored and was followed by Williams who crossed into paydirt. Mallory, in two spectacular catches, rocked up the extra points. BROWNSVILLE 18-12 ln the final game of the season the Cokers whipped Brownsville 18 12 at Coker Stadium The Tigers in a brilliant display of football I I , . . . I . . . . I 'im l l ,,,, , , Row 1-B. Banning, V. McClelland, B. Hrobok, H. Daniels. Row 2-P. Miller, J. Dull, - I , I - 1 . . I , . . I I . 0 ff 58 yards for their lone tally Our touchdowns were scored by Williams Molinoro and Robin son This game eliminated the Lions from the AA race intheWPlAL REDSTONE 27 6 ln a strong bid for the Class AA toga the Cokers swamped the highly touted Redstone eleven 27 6 before a crowd of 6 O00 at Coker Clue scored first but Brownsville roared back to equal the Cokers The third quarter saw the Brownies pull ahead 12 6 But the final quarter saw the Cokers score twice to move into the lead Robin son and Molinaro starred and with Williams took down scoring honors with one touchdown apiece This rang down the curtain of the season with the Cokers winning 10 games and losing 2 50 Rowl G Munson R Lee J Robmson R Mallory Row 2 J Jones L Luqack J Fnerschnaller L Kung Row3 J Tulley J James T George D Small 0,5 ef CL! j 6LLl'LLlfLg un no small measure to the rugorous tralnung an whnch they participate The traunung program follows the usual pat tern of most sports but much tougher The boys begun drulls at 3 05 by loosemng up under the basket and then run through some new plays Coker lively scrummage follows from whuch an ummense pleasure ns deruved nt taken an the rught spurnt The gonng us tough and only the best come out on top to carry ever forward the Orange and Black standard to new achnevements and tru umphs and honors 51 The triumphs ofthe Coker basketeers is due Mr. Dolde has developed the night before. A uw Mardifof tr il ,SZBJCZQ The great success of this year's basketball team is due greatly to the expert coaching of Mr. Dolde. Through his untiring efforts amid the greatest of strains, he was able to condition the team for their stift opposition. His unassuming manner and superior abil- ity has won him great respect among the other coaches and officials. His fine sense of sports- manship has won him a place in the hearts of all the players. Coker The high ideals of sportsmanship which he teaches his charges mark him not only as an ex- pert coach but as a builder of good, strong, cour- ageous American citizens. In his modesty he would say it was his job but those who know him know his greatest pleasure is seeing a former boy of his make good. We salute you, Mr. Dolde, your comradeship makes us anxious to achieve the high goals you set for us and your inspiration instills in us a loyalty to the five ideals you represent. 52 Row 'I-J. Funari, manager: J, Jones, J. Robinson, R. Lee, G, Munson, R. Mallory, J. Fox Row 2-Mr. Dolde, J. Tulley, L. King, J. Fierschnaller, L. Luzcalz, J. James, T. George il-if PRE SEASON C.H.S. 50 Washington 32 Monessen 27 Johnstown 38 Ambridge 27 West Newton 50 Redstone 28 West Newton LEAGUE GAMES 29 Norwin 35 Jeanette 35 Greensburg 48 Latrobe 59 Scottdale 27 Uniontown 3 5.t'l Nttg, lcxf ' Johnstown lexhibitionj Norwin Jeanette Greensburg Latrobe Scottdale Uniontown Monessen fexhibitionl ELIMINATIONS Duquesne Brentwood Donora KSemi-finalj POST SEASON GAMES Dunbar , Under-Graduate Brownsville Dunbar we of flu Ziff In the most successful season ever experi- enced by the Connellsville High School basket- ball team for the sixth time took the Section IX championship The Cokers then surprised every body by advancing to the W P I A L se finals after defeating Duquesne and Brentwood The pre season games gave no room for encouragement to Cokers after defeating the Washington quintet 50 30 the Doldemen lost four straight to Monessen Johnstown Ambridge and West Newton The Orange and Black then defeated Redstone and an the return game with West Newton they gave a preview of what to expect later an the season This game ended the Coker' lethargic per- formances. They suddenly became alivep they were invested with a will to win and like a sleep- ing grant they woke and began to start the up hill fight The first victory was Latrobe who came here to be defeated 48 37 by the revitalized Cokers In the third quarter the Cokers scored 16 points to win the game Jimmy Joe Robinson starred in the contest by scoring T8 points while Jackie Jones racked up 13 markers The Dolde men had an easy time with the Scottdale Millers when they visited the Milltown The second and third teams and even the JayVee saw most of the action at this tilt but efforts to hold the score A 46 29 decision over the Cokers by the Norwins dampened further any hopes the Coker fans had for figuring in the Section 9 fiag race Jackie Jones however stellar forward scored T3 points while George Munson captain scored 7 points but the Norwin club was too hot for the Cokers In the next game the first league home encounter the Cokers evened their league standing by defeating the Jeanette Jays 35 25 Jimmy Joe Robinson took Joness place in he high scoring honors as Jackie Jones was benched due to inluries received in the Norwin tilt he Doldemen next traveled to Greensburg and were roundly defeated 46 39 by the Westmoreland team Coker failed as the Cokers whipped the Millers 58 22 to win to remain within reasonable chance of capturing the section 9 flag The gym was packed to overflowing ln one of the strangest games ever witnessed at the Coker gym the Doldemen scored one point in the first half to Uniontown s nine As the second half resumed the Coker Cagers went out and won the fray 27 21 This was the turning point in the Section struggle Norwin was in the lead with Greens burg Connellsville and Uniontown closely fol lowing The Orange and Black defeated the Johns town quintet at an exhibition game between 54 ' . . . . . mi- ' . ' I I . . . , . I I I I ' ' ' Then Uniontown visited Connellsville, C.H.S. had . . , . ' l jnfo fAQ Jgooyo halves by a score of 33-23 in a great display of ability. Norwin visited the Coker Gym and were handed their first defeat 37 30 by the determined Cokers Jackie Jones Coker star scored 14 points closely followed by Jimmy Joe Robinson with 13 The Doldemen then traveled to Jean ette where the Cokers defeated Jeanette for the second time Lee elongated Coker center scored 14 points whsle Munson performed an unex celled lob on defense at guard The Doldemen then played host to the Greensburg Lions Clos ing with a stupendous comeback in which Con nellsvulle overtook the Lions in the last minute and won the game to tie with Norwin who had at the end of the third quarter were 5 points ahead, but as usual the Doldemen with a dis- play of fight never equaled came from behind to win the game and the Section 9 toga The Cokers were then defeated by the Monessen quintet in a riot ending game The Cokers tangled with Duquesne in the W P I AL playoffs and after a terrific to point third quarter won the fracas 50 45 Jones was high scorer with 24 points The Doldemen next met Brentwood and in a last second comeback Jackne Jones scored the winning basket as the game ended The Cokers won by the score of 33 32 Jimmy Joe Robinson scored 15 points lost to Uniontown Jimmy Joe Robinson scored the winning basket Then the Cokers 'ourneyed to Latrobe where they defeated the Cats 38 26 Jackie Jones scored 18 points whale Robinson hit the net for 10 The Cokers then whipped the hapless Scottdale Millers 53 26 in a repeat per formance at the Coker Gym The stage was now set for a four way tie If Uniontown s Red Raid ers won Connellsville Uniontown Greensburg and Norwin would be deadlocked but if Con nellsville won they would be crowned Section 9 champs for the sixth time The Maroon and White pulled slowly ahead of the Cokers and Coker Then the Cokers met Donora WPIAL and Western Regional Champs and state f1nalists and were defeated 62 29 All of the W P l AL play off games were played in the McKeesport Vo cational School Gymnasium which seats 2500 The Cokers then split even in a series with Dun bar the scores being 49 48 and 55 25 For a team most experts picked to take a third or fourth in Section 9 the Coker quintet showed what hard work teamwork and plenty of fight can do We hail the Coker quintet that went farther in league competition than any other Orange and Black quintet 55 . , , . 1 1 . , , D . . 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Row Webb Macklus Morgan Wallaoms Sanner Yarrell Gdasky Row Conner Laugherty Medcalf Koval Hoover Danaels Mackey Fox Marchel Row Hunter Neste Flann DAuraa Van Sackle Phallaps Mortanna Markle Glassburn Row Ellas Gallasso Lancolnfleld Kang Henry Omatack Egnot Machoels lfl,lfLLOI !lil,l'5Lf7 goof CL Thas year s Junaor Varsaty under the capable coachang of Mr Dolde gave good sagns for a future varsaty The turnout was foarly large and the season was o successful one The Junaor Varsaty boys work as hard os the Varsaty but never receave much attentaon from the student body These boys are workang now so that the varsaty an the comang years wall be one that all wall be proud of and look upon wath honor l comang years here as where our star players wall come from Thas years varsaty loses all but two startang players these beang Harold May and Robert Mallory 'io not only on the remaanang ones on the vorsaty as goang to rest the great task before them but also the excellent materacl through the efforts of coach Dolde wall be brought an to replace the vacancaes li . ' , , ' I , f , 4 2-a , , - a , , ' , ' . . 4 4' ' I f ' 1 A , , ' f f ' - Our J A W ' ' . n Coker - 56 jim Olffzer' ne The future varsity of C. H. S. had along and tough season this year. Although their record doesn't look so good, they fought their hearts out for the Orange and Black. They lacked ex- perience and height, but they had all the get up and go a coach could ask for. These boys made a fine showing with their aggressiveness. Their first defeat came at the hands of Greens- burg after a tough first half, at Greensburg, Latrobe stole the game at the home floor to down the Cokers for their second time. On the road again they swamped the Millers at Scottdale. At the end of the first half of the sectional race the Jr. Cokers fell to defeat at the hands ofa strong Uniontown club They opened the second half by dropping a game to Norwin When Greens burg again invaded the local court the young sters were out for revenge but could not keep up with the Lions. With the defeat they had the week before the Cokers invaded Latrobe to hit the winning stride but faltered in the last two minutes and were nosed out. When a smaller and much less experienced Scottdale came to town the Cokers were really hot and ran rampart over them by the score of 20-O. Then came the climax of their sectional games when they traveled to Uniontown to do battle with a strong Raider outfit and the smaller Cokers couldn't hold their own the last half and were finally downed after a tough fight. After a lapse of a few weeks while the var sity was playing inthe W P I AL elimination the J V s bounced back and beat Dunbar B Mar ni J Festa H Kurtz C Wlliams D Black J Marchel E Egno Ro 2 R Jones S Lohr J Dr scoll J Ph ll ps J Galasso W Mahoney A Morgan Co er 57 I l Rowl-. tl', .l , . , . i' , . ,. ,. t. we, ,. ,.l ,, ll,. ,. ,. . R, Il OQCLJQPJ The Boys Leaders Club us an organezatnon made up of boys chosen by Mr Love who have proved themselves worthy by taklng an actuve part In all sports The boys have two opportunl tres to be elected to the club Durnng thenr Jun lor and Senior years The mann duty of the club IS helpung wuth the gym and swlmmung classes The most amusung actuvnty of the year was nmtnatuon of the new members These new mem bers appeared one afternoon dressed wath long underwear toppd wuth Iadues dresses As acces sorues they wore the most outlandush hats and purses They were not permntted to speak to anyone but the members and were forced to do what they were told by older members The funniest thnng came when the boys stood at the mann entrance and sang Ac cen tu ate the Pos: tnve for a howlung audience Some of them were told to get such thungs as a half pound of finger natls 15 dufferent shades of haur a half pound of feathers 2000 bottle caps and TO duf ferent empty lupstlck tubes lnmatnon over the club settles down to nts regular Monday club peruod Durnng the foot ball season most of the Leaders are on the team Thus applies to basketball and swummung also but after the sport seasons are over the club spends the seventh peruod every Monday at East Park playung mushball and baseball The officers of the club for thus year were George Munson President Jack Funarl Vnce Presudent Phul Paras Secretary Treasurer Rowl J Jones T George R Ellenberger L Mohnaro P Pans J James Row2 W Drxscoll D Small l Pearl D Luckey C Lelchllter J Flesta D Barge J Tulley Row3 J Savage I. Luzzalm A Schultz G Munson R Marshall J Barthels J Flerschnaller J Dull C Stafford B Herbert 58 I - - - - 1, . . l 0 I - 1 I I . , I . l - s . - I ' I I . n I 1 f I . ,, . . . . - I - - - - I , , 1 . , b 1 - 1 - I - 1 - A - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . Coker - Row l Don Mortumer Dave Luclcey Jim Dull Dave Barge Row 2 Bob Stuckel Dale Duxon Mulxe Omatnck Boll Grlglak Row 3 Jack Columbus Dave Medcolf Joe Shaw George Sage M! l'VLl'VLLlfLg P66 LVLLVL necessary thang IS good tralmng Under the tutorshlp of Mr Love thus years swimming team spent many hours In training It starts about four weeks before unter school competutuon Everyone gets a chance to try out and from those Caller thmks have the most promnsnng swnmmnng future Regular meets are preceded by mterclass meets whnch gnve the coaches a good ndea of the ma ternal they have 59 L ' 9 For a successful swimming season, the most tryouts Coach Love chooses those boys who he QW ,gjO!6L5AQf':5 ll l'. Mr. Love was our swimming coach this year and a good one at that. Every night, week after week, Mr. Love was our constant companion and advisor. A person may easily slip into the pool and catch the characteristics of Mr. Love that makes him a great coach. Whether we won or lost Mr. Love was never the one to hand out OU? orchids or onions. When we won You did OK, was his reply and when we lost We'll do better next time. Both of these replies were known to everybody on the team. The whole team wishes to thank Mr. Love and also the managers Bob Marshall and Johnnie Kestner for their loyal support through the whole season. Coker - 60 Seatedffl. Marshall, D. Dixon, G. Sage, J. Shaw, D, Medcalf, J. Columbus, W. Griglak, J. Kestner. Standing-Coach Love, J. Dull, D, Luckey, R. Stickle, M. O'Matick, D. Barge, D. Mortimore, C. Snyder, Opp. Johnstown Butler Clairton Clairton Total Eliminations W.P.l.A.L. Western Regionals Opp. 26 48 39 32 145 Place 2nd 4th COPQ Cokers 39 27 27 34 127 Points 37l2 l4'2 Coker ZLL P.l.A.A. 5th W.P.l.A.L. Dull-40 yard Freestyle lst Lucky-100 yard Breaststroke lst Barge--'IOO yard Breastroke 3rd Mortimer-lOO yard Backstroke 2nd Dull-220 yard Freestyle lst Sage-lOO yard Freestyle 3rd Cokers-Medley relay lst Cokers-Freestyle relay 3rd A61 15 P.l.A.A. 'lst 5th 2nd Suttnng on the bench night after night wautung for your turn to go In and proctuce you duscover all the outstandung characterustucs of each swimmers style At a quuck glance one who us acquainted wuth these characterustucs knows with out looking lust who us swimming Lets see what some of these traits are DON MORTIMER Senuor Backstroke and medley relay Donnie was light and fast his smooth stroke carried hum through the aqua luke a dont one of the best C H S has turned out DAVE LUCKEY Junior Breaststroke and medley relay Doc has power packed In all hus arms and legs his stroke us smooth and powerful C H S wont see another swummer luke Dove for a long time after he leaves JIMMY DULL Junior Freestyle and medley relay Jimmy was one of the best swimmers on the team He has powerful arm and kick motuon Could do his best swummung in compe tutuon became faster as the season grew older ond was really slucung through the H20 towards the end of the season His stroke was even and smooth CHARLES SNYDER Junior 100 yard and freestyle relay Charlie was new to the school as well as to the team thls year He surprised everyone as well as himself in hrs swummung BOB STICKLE Junior Free style relay Bob missed part of the season but was really getting good before the season ended JOE SHAW Junior Backstroke Joe had a steady pull whuch always put hum in good standing A bright future IS un store for him next year BOB managers help them managers MARSHALL and JOHNNY KESTNER Junuors Co Bob and John were both new and had nobody to get started but they turned out to be the two best we ever had DALE but mighty Hus greatest ambutuon us to grow Here s hoping Da e DIXSON Freshman 220 Freestyle Dale was small MIKE OMATICK Freshman 40 and Freestyle relay Muke was always a good spark plug for the relay and often took places in the 40 JACK COLUMBUS Freshman Freestyle relay Jack had good form and a wonderful start Dud better un competition than In practice BILL GRIGLAK Freshman 220 yards and Freestyle B ll started anew on 220 and got better as the season came to a close In the intramural meet the Junuors won wuth flyung colors scorung 39 pounts with the Seniors placung second andthe Freshmen placung third Co ker I9 f Ourmurt ln the team s mutual dual meet they traveled to Johnstown a newcomer to thus sport and tum bled the Trolans to the tune of 39 26 Here Con nellsvulle captured every hrst place except the Freestyle Relay and dlvung Butler lourneyed to C H S for the next meet, and for the first time un hustory we were defeated un the home pool The outcome of the fray was 48 to 27 The first places were equally duvuded but diving and second places gave But ler the edge The Coker splashers then lourneyed to Clair ton where C H S received uts second trnmming of the season 39 to 27 Again duvung and lack of second places forced the Cokers to bow Here Luckey claumed an unofficuol record un the 100 yard breast of 109 breaking the school and WPIAL record For the lost dual meet, Claurton traveled to Connellsvulle where the Cokers came back nn force to defeat Claurton 34 to 32 We domunated every first place except diving and the freestyle relay lConnellsvulle always conceded diving to visutung teaml Here Luckey officially broke the school record and unofficually the WPIAL re cord doing the 100 yard breast in 1 07 7 After two wuns and two losses, the Lovemen were de termuned to win the WPIAL crown for the eighth year but due to several surprises, Butler claimed the champuonshlp by fz pomt The final scores were Butler 38 Cokers 37V2 Claurton 26 Du quesne 5 and Coraopolus 4 Here again Con nellsvulle domunated the meet wuth first places Jim Dull took first un the 40 and 220 yard free breast un a new WPIAL record of 1094 Don Mortumer took second un the 100 yard bockstroke to suffer hus first defeat of the season to a lone entry from Coraopolus, George Sage a new comer to this years team took thurd in the 100 yard freestyle event Dave Barge also tied for thurd un the 100 yard breast The 180 yard medley relay composed of Mortumer Luckey, and Sage also latched on a first place Connellsvulle captured fourth place un the Western Reguonal elumunatuons held at Sluppery Rock College on March 10 nosung out Butler by 2 pomt the same amount by which Butler won the WPIAL Here Dave Luckey took first in 100 yard breast un a new school record of 1 082 Dull took fourth un the 40 yard freestyle Mor timer took a fourth in the bockstroke and the 180 medley relay team composed of Mortimer Luckey and Dull took second place setting a new school record of 1 46 4 At the state finals held at State College on March 17 the Cokers were represented by only three swimmers Luckey Mortimer and Dull these captured a burth an the meet placung fifth again noslng out Butler by many points Doc Luckey took first un the century breast stroke un th tume 1 08 4 Mortumer placed Hfth and the medley relay composed of Mortimer Luckey and Dull took a second in 'I 28 2 62 , . . . I I T I - , . : , ' fu lu - - I - I I ' I . A , . . 1 . A F I I I . I - - W I I . . . - DAVE BARGE-Junior-Breaststroke and reloy. Dave Style eYenlS7 Dove Luckey look lhe yard ' ' : . 7 I ' - . , . .I . . . . . . I - - - I - 1 ' . ' I ' 1 u ' I IJ . . , 1 I I ' I l Tv ' l I I 1 l 1 I 1 ' ' ' ' 11 H - I . . , f I , l 8 I : . . ' . ' F I I lftlf' jf'6LCL:5f8l 5 . l .L The nnterclass meet opened the track season with the Jumors walking off with lst place hon ors The meet was fought out bltterly between the four classes Next on the lme of events was the W PIA L Relay Carnival which was held at Cambridge on Aprul 28th At thus meet Connellsvalle took 4th place scoring T712 ponnts The events and places Connellsvulle won were Broad Jump lst Relay 5th place Mule Team Race 2nd place Distance Medley Relay 4th place and the Mule Relay 3rd place In Connellsvllle s first dual meet wut Uniontown who was easily beaten Connellsvnlle takmg 9 first places to the county seaters 4 The final score was 87 to 40 Coker PCLC Vlfbeef The meet that was planned wath Latrobe was cancelled on account of poor weather Clalrton next invaded the Coker Stadium and defeated Connellsvclle by a large margin The score being 82Vz to 44V2 showed that the Cokers were easuly subdued by the powerful well balanced team that Claurton had on hand The Donora Dragons were Connellsvalle s next vlcttms The Cokers took revenge on Don ora for SUHSFIFIQ a W P I A L cage loss some time before Connellsvulle took down 68 pounts to Donora s 59 Connellsvnlle met Mt Lebanon for their final dual meet Mt Lebanon took lst place honors wuth 84 points to Cokers 43 63 placep Two Mile Relay, 3rd place: Sprint Medley Q i l I . , .h I., 2-I if lftlflf, QCL CLVL OM, PQ UQ? On May 19th came the event everyone was lookung to-the annual W P I AL Track and Fueld meet ln thus meet Connellsvulle took 2 flrsts 3 seconds and 2 fourth places and to place 3rd un the enture meet Mt Lebanon the favorutes took lst place honors scorung 42 pounts Claurton 2nd place scorung 35 pomts and the Cokers 3rd place scorung 27Vz pounts The boys who qualufled for the State meet were Jummy Joe Robunson Floyd Matthews Joe Velluccu Dan Small Ralph Duff and Ruchard Stoner Jummy Joe Robunson led wuth the unduvudual scores of 14 pounts havung taken l second and 2 flrst places Durung the W P l AL meet one of the Coaches of the Pennsylvanua Coaches Assocuotuon gave an umpressuve speech un whuch he set forth that un the years to follow and also uncludung thus year, the Mule Run wull be called the Joseph A Lerew Mulle un honor of our former track coach The wunner of the race wull receuve a special plaque award Edward Sudzuna of Duquesne Hugh School was the wunner thus year The P I A A Track and Fueld Meet was held at State College Saturday May 26th ln thus meet Connellsvulle claumed 6 pounts and a 2nd and 4th place Jummy Joe placed 2nd un the broad lump and 4th un the 440 yard dash And so ended a wonderful track season Everyone wants to thank Mr Dolde and Mr Love for takung over the Reugn of track coaches un the absence of Mr Lerew Every year the Booster Club guves an award a watch to the most outstandung athlete un Connellsvulle Hugh School They uudge on athletuc abuluty scholastuc standung and gentlemanly conduct Thus year there Co er was no doubt as to whom the award would be guven The boy that was chosen was the Hugh Schools chouce the Booster Clubs chance and the Cuty s chouce We all know hum as your fnend and mme-Jummy Joe Robunson 6 . . . . . ,, - I . . ,, . 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W . lu - A Row Mosholder J Mntchell L Mustlebauer N Driscoll D Sandusky J Sheller D Senor J Kestner J Henry Oaks S Drrscoll B Ruggnern L Balda Row Perrmc A Sheraw S Dovndson J Lnndsoy J Flemmg M Fette M E Hafelt J Haas M Macrum Wnlluams J Stnckel A DuLello L Stullwagon B Roach B Perrnne D Jarmson Row J Hartman S Mntchell D Fnlburn G DeMarco R McMullen L Payne M L Long J Hngbee S Herwnck M Johnson H Berkey B Bushop R Carson M ODonovon V Punchur N Davudsan A Sparks J B ll Row Sandusky P DeOre M Dull P Tlssue W Derov M Sparks J Bannnng S Sterretl C Freeman ennlngton J Herrold N Moody K Campbcll B Tlssue J Lelghly M Landymore D Roberts M Borthels Not puctured M Fruzee Qing Soorfs They are always on the job those Gnrls Leaders, always helpnng out and having a lot of fun nn doing nt In gym classes they take the roll, try to clear up the fuzzyness about basketball rules, show how to put that extra push rn a volley ball serve, and how and when to swung the bat to brlng In a terrnfl home run All of these things and others go unto the tramlng of to morrows leaders by the leaders of today for along wuth playmg abnlnty must go sportsman shnp and aptutude an many actnvmes and studues, and through Muss Clark s expert durectuon young bodies are brought unto coordnnatnon wuth young mnnds Snappy ns one of the many adlectuves whlch mlght be used to descrlbe their appear ance In thenr green shorts and white shurts and beautnful for theur appearance at the annu I Leaders Club dance, thus year called Tullp Time Theur club peruods are spent un nncreasnng thenr capabuluty an many fields Yes they are always on the 'ob Girls playmg Volley Ball and Swlmmg 65 l l-C. , . 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I I Coker - Top PRINCETON f- Rowl J Brown D Roberts R McMullen S Sterrett M Morey M Fette Row2 A Sheraw D Sandusky M Macrum J Bonmng Bottom YALE Rowl D McGann M L long J Lindsay M Dull K Campbell V Berrlsh Row2 M Perrune D Taylor I Fuerschnaller R Oaks yd PLVLCQLLOIQ Q6LWL5 Pranceton defeated Yale for the second suc cessnve year In the annual gurls basketball game on Fruday March 23 The Hrst half nt was ony bodys game but an the thnrd quarter Prunceton shot ahead to double Yale s score Not to be out done Yale made a spectacular comeback durnng the fourth quarter but fouled to overtake the stronq Prnnceton team Yale got oft to a good start when lundsay put In the flrst basket of the evenung after a beautntul play by Campbell Berrush and Lund say Another basket made the score 4 O Prunce ton lost no tnnne after gettnng the ball and Roberts put In a basket for the Tagers Long put an other an for Yale Two more for Prunceton tned the score at the end ot the Hrst canto The score was 8 8 Coker At the begnnnnng of the second quarter Fette fouled and Flerschnaller put nt an to put Yale out ahead by l pount Sterrett and Morey put In several baskets and the Tlgers nosed out ahead of the Bulldogs by five ponnts At the half the score was 'I7 14 Prlnceton Durung the third canto Prunceton was really on the beam They completely overcame the Yale cagers and flnnshed the tharcl quarter wnth a score of 39 T4 Prunceton The last quarter Yale made a comeback to score 22 ponnts to Prunceton s T2 The teamwork between the guards and forwards was marvel ous and Yale gave Prnnceton qunte a scare 66 l l v , , ,f - fe , , , - . - . f - li ' 4 1 D l J VAAV I Q ,Q -T V ,M 1 V 5 ' ll , 4 VA TQ 'U I . W A -19 ACTIVITIES 74 Q QW Zim! , Q., .. ,,,,. Biff r. ,Qu fzmcm Philip R. Prutzman, as the leader of our musical organization, is a conductor as well as a bandmaster, with a superb ability. He has led the band to recognition as one of the best in the state. To him, goes the credit for that magnificent organization in which the pupils of C. H. S. take pride. During the three years that Mr. Prutzman has been here the band has made excellent progress, not only as a marching band but also as a concert band. The students of Connellsville High take pleasure in thanking Mr. Prutzman for his great work in giving to them something of which they are very proud. Coker -- 68 Row 1-Bandmaster Prutzman, A. Renzi, F. Richter, B. Browel, J. Betters, L. Bird, B. Conway, L. Guard, l. Morgart C. DeBalt, J. Haas, M. Manzella, J. Carbonara, D. Senor, N. J. Davidson, D. Morell, P. Feathers, E. Delesser M. O'Donovan, L. Payne, R. Huey, J. Dunston. Row 2-R. Cochran, L. Lindsay, D. Roberts, D. Luiack, L. Hall, J, Kestner, Shirley Cropp, D. Wensing, M. Ressler W. Calbarn, D. Taylor, E, Page, L. Angle, S. Mitchell, W. Kimmel, W. Guldenshuh, J. McClure, W. Kearn W. Barnhart, D. Browell, R. Dull. Rov13-D. Pratt, F. Tripoli, E. Moore, S. Sembouer, M. Berg, H. Mayley, M. Beard, E. Largent, C. Neth, F. Cavalier J. Natale, B. Taylor, W. Hosfelt, S. Kunsleman, A. Porter, D. Wensing, J. Roberts, P. DeOre, E. Betters Row 4-J. Strawn, F. Massioni, L. Gigliotti, J. Ecker, H. Lohr, J. Hann, A. Krepps, D. Scolnock, R, Chase, D. Graft S. Lahr, A. Sparks, M. Macrum, L. Fullem. Row 5-R. McCoy, J. Mitchell, R. Patterson, J. DeOre, J, Gallasso, J. Evans, J. Neste, T. Geenen, R. Griftith, J. C Fox, J. Columbus, J. Pyle, J. Kestner, E. Bauer, T. Lewis, H. Betters, I. Gilbert. SCHEDULE OF APPEARANCES Masontown vs C'ville .. ,.... . ,. , ..,.. .. ., .. ., , DuBois vs C'vi!le . . , . Notre Dame-Pitt Game-Pitt Stadium Scotdale vs C'ville Greensburg vs C'ville . Redstone vs C'ville ., German Twp. vs C'ville . Ramsay vs C'ville , . Uniontown vs C'ville . . Brownsville vs C'ville . . Boosters Student Game CONCERTS February 23 - April 13 -- May 3 PARADES Memorial Day Coker -- 69 Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct. Nov. Nov Nov 8,1944 15,1944 27,1944 29,1944 6.1944 16,1944 20,1944 27,1944 3,1944 10,1944 17,1944 May so, 1945 Olflfg 0,9 CONCERT BAND CLARINETS Clarence Neth Sophomore Mary Beard Freshman Jack Columbus Fresh man June Lenghty Freshman Loss Hall Sensor Eldon Largent Sensor Jean Kestner Junsor Etta Lee Moore Junsor Shyrle Cropp Junsor Marson Berg Freshman Frances Trnpols Freshman Helen Maley Sophomore Dorothy Pratt Junsor Frank Cavalser Sophomore Joseph Natale Sopho more Robert Taylor Esghth Grade Chase Esghth Grade Donald Graft Sophomore Stella Kunselman Junsor TROMBONES Harold Betters Sophomore John Kestner Junsor Tommy Lewss Sophomore Eugene Bauer Junsor Isabelle Gslbert Sopho more BELL LYRES Betty Browell Sensor Louuse Payne Sensor Florence Rschter Junsor Florence Dalessuo Junsor Adelsne Renze Junsor Mary ODonovan Sophomore BASE DRUM Wade Barnhart Junsor SNARE DRUMS Shsrley Mstchell Sopho more Bsll Guldenshuh Sensor Loss Angle Sensor Bull Ksmmel Junsor Benny Renze Freshman Bull Kearns Esghth Grade CORNET Bob McCoy Sophomore Joe Galasso Freshman John Evens Sensor Jackse Mstchell Sensor Jack Wslson Sensor Jayne De Ore Freshman Eugene Page Esghth Grade LsonelGsgluotts Freshman James Strawn Junsor Jaynse Hann Sophomore James Echer Fresh man Wsllsam Lohr Freshman Audrey Krepps Sophomore Dsane Wenssng Esghth Grade Wsl lsam Colborn Esghth Grade Frank Masssons Junsor Patsy Carletto Sophomore BASE HORNS J C Fox Sophomore Tom Gee nan Sensor Ray Grsfflths Sensor BARITONES Leslse Fullem Sophomore Sam Lohr Sophomore Margaret Macrum Junsor Sherwood Bserlsne Freshman Ann Sparks Junsor Band sn East Pork 70 3 l A - 2 2 - ' ' , - I I I ' 7 1 f 1 J 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2 2 2 2 - 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - f I 1 J 1 1 ' I ' I ' I I I - 1 1 1 1 ' I I ' . 1 1 1 7 . . . 2 2 2 2 HORNS-Davsd Scholnsck, Sensory Robert , . 2 2 2 - 2 2 2 2 . . . 2 2 2 2 I ' 1 . n 1 2 2 2 - 1 ' 7 1 I 1 1 I 1 I ' I , , 2 2 2 - - , , I I - . . 1 7 1 - -- 2 2 2 2 2 2 - - . . D I I 2 2 2 2 . ' . I I I I I 1 ' ' ' . 2 1 1 1 I - a Coker- 'Ht .sv 'W' Viv au-'lf' .4 5T'?' f-1-swf,-fb iiose rfb? ,s ff- .mu 'VJ- 'W-. 42:5 I wi wr l' 4-'U 4,-tl s-'fer'-mmm .,,,,, hu fk' 7 -wr 1. Band at Putt Staduum mf Z? Ziff M Wuth another year past the Connellsvulle Hugh School band can well be proud to have kept uts name hugh among the musucal organuza tuons un western Pennsylvanua Even under the most tryung curcumstances durung a peruod of chaos and war thus organuzatuon has mauntauned uts usual hugh un membershup and musucuanshup The band calender for the school year 1944 45 has been an unterestung one Appearung au each of the ten football games the band mem bers have supplued much entertaunment some thung new and duFferent each Fruday evenung Perhaps one of the most outstandung accom plushments ever accreduted to the hugh school band came when they appeared at the Notre Dame Putt game un the Putt Staduum on September 27 1944 Before 50 OOO fans the Coker musu cuans dusplayed theur musucal excellence and pre cusuon comparable to that of any college band Thus performance spread the name of Connells vulle uts schools and uts band to many corners of the world havung been broadcast over an NBC chaun network Wuth the close of football season and uts bally hoo the band settled down to a seruous task that of preparung the annual serues of wun ter concerts For the Gala Sprung concert Puerre Henfotte made hus thurd consecutuve vusut to Con nellsvulle as guest conductor and vuolun soloust Mr Henrotte us a truly f1ne musucuan and us well luked by all The Coker Bandsmen were agaun hosts to the All Fayette County band of 150 pueces on Aprul 27 1945 The Bandmen and theur durector Phulup R Prutzman take thus opportunuty to express theur thanks and apprecuatuon for the sincere coopera toon of the Board of Educatuon, the student body, and the school admunustratuon and faculty Left to rught Base Horns Mauorettes Trombones Coker 71 ., V ,,,. ..,, , ..,, . 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Seated H Amos N .I Davidson M E Hofelt E Wardzella R McMullen L Morgan D McGann L Hay Standing D Graft B Jordan R Capo C Russo E Duggan G Prestla V Punchur R Small G Opp mann L Fullem Not pictured M Frazee The Editor Edward Duggan ably assisted by hls assustants Mary Eleanor Hofelt and Cath erme Russo worked under untold dufflcultles to produce thus years Coker Plannung the pages schedulung plctures cuttmg mountung makmg a dummy for the prmters these thungs have taken many hours ot the afternoons and unto the evemngs from Eddue Catherune Mary Eleanor Maruan Glorna Barbara and others Wnthout the earnest efforts and hours of labor of Mr Hartman there could have been no yearbook The stat? appreclates has able assistance as well as the equally important work of Mr W L Lewus and hrs helpers who have fur Left Muss E Greenwood nushed the flnancual support forthe book The staff consusts of the followmg Edward Duggan Edntor Mary Eleanor Ho felt Catherune Russo Ass1stantEdltors Glorna McGann James Dull Vnrgunna Punchur Barbara Brldegum Bette Jordan Donald Graft Rae Mc Mullen Harruet Amos Norma Jean Davudson Leslue Fullem Rose Capo Beverly Hrabak Loss Morgan Other contrnbutors Jack Funaru Arthur Schultz Ruth Anne Carson Submnted by Muss Emulve Greenwood Rlght Mr M Hartman . I I . . . I I , . . I . I . . I . - . , , 1 . ' . . , ' , 2 . . .' ' Prestia, Marian Frazee, Evelyn Wardzella, Doris I I a I I I . . I I - - w - I I I I I ' ' . . . . I I ' 1 r 1 r I ' ' I I I , . . I n I . . , . Coker-72 Bette Moser TOP G Pece R Oaks M Ro n ose C Russo M M n K C m bell o o e oo e g p efte V n esta BOTTOM glott e to B ne H Har QW l96Lf98l' CS? Every other Frtday during the school year the Coker Newspaper IS dlstrubuted The paper IS put out by certain students chosen to be on the staff With Mr Swank the advisor the various editors gtve out assignments have them type written sent to the printers and finally proofread the copy The newspaper staff has done a Hne lob this year In publishing a paper every student looks forward to The stat? us as follows Managing Editor - l Row 1-J. Fitzgerald, , i r , . , . bbins, M. Irwi , B. M r, H. Daniels, D. Morell, . . Row 2-C. Williams, S, O'D n van, T. Dunkl , S, r , . Foley, J. Funari, S. Penni ton, . a , L. K 1, .Dixo , G. Pr i , I. Frazier. L. Gi i i, R. Marshall, C. N th, W. B' nconi, T. yr , . ris. . . . I , I I I i . I . . - . , . , . , . 1 - I I ' I ' I ' I ' . . , , , . , . . , . , . . , ' , . , . , . . . 1 - - I ' - 1 ' 1 ' l 1 - . 1 1 Feature Editor Sports Editor Homeroom Editor Club Editor Alumnu Editor Exchange Editor Reporters A Schultz Maryrene Foley Jack Funarn Irene Frazier Betty Jordan Vlvlan Dixon Betty Francis T Dunkle M Robbins M Coker Irwin K Campbell R Oaks G Pierce C Wil luams M Williams J Shoup J Fitzgerald D Morrell D Ketter R Mologne S Cochran H Daniels G Prestua B J Durnell M Morey S M Pennungton J Dull C Russo E L Moore Typnsts P Quunto and D Hales In addition to the editorial staff there us also a business staff with Mr W L Lewis as advisor This part of the staff settles all the financial affairs of the newspaper such as getting patrons and seeing that the newspaper campaign us a success BUSINESS STAFF Business manager Tom Byrne Advertising manager Howard Harris Assistants Ltonel Gugluottl Walter Blanconl Circulation Manager Robert Lee Assistants Robert Marshall Clarence Neth 73 QW C!Lri5fm6w pfay The annual Christmas play Dtcken s 'Famous Christmas Carol was presented before the pub lic and the student body on December 18th and 20th The performance was in three acts and the story was based on the original plot of grouchy Ebmenzer scrooge played by Howard Harris The characters were portrayed exqui sitely by members of the cast The cast is as follows Ebineizer Scrooge Howard Harris Bob Crat chet Fred Herbert Mrs Cratchet Rosemary Laughery Tiny Tum Bob Beal Cratc et children Doris Ketter Norma Guard Jayme Hann and James Yates Fred CScrooge s nephewl Rowl L Kefter H Avey N Baxter R Laughery C Harbaugh D Morell M Hosfelt B Browell V Dixon Row2 eal Ya Guard J Hann M Brunettn H Shearer H Harris D Metcalf Row3 F Herbert D Reed R Stlclxel Frazier A DeMuth N Robert Sttclcel Collectors for the Needy Betty Browell Vivian Dixon and David Medcalf Jacob mas Norma Jean Baxter Mr Fezzwig Mary Brunetti Mrs Fezzwig Helen Avey Fezzwigs Christmas Guests Jayme Hann Louise Guard Dian Morrell and Anne De Muth Fiddler Melva Hosfelt Spirit of Christmas Present Charmaine Harbaugh Christmas Yet to Come Harold Shearer a Charwoman Helen Avey and the Undertaker Dale Reed The play was coached under the supervision of the Misses Galnardi and Kooser f, sf 5 of q l -R. B , J. tes, l. ' , . , . . . , . 1 f I ll ' ll r U ' ' ' , , 1 ' Marley's Ghost, Mary Brunettig Spirit of Christ- ' A I f - I 1 . . . . . , i . , 2 . . , I . I . I .D .h , , I . I . i I . . . I . ' 2 7 ' , . . 1 . I ' I I I , : - , , - : ' ' , 1 h . , . I I . l . . . , 1 , ' Coker-74 The unsung participants of most of the activities around school are the members of the stage and lighting crew. These boys spend many hours in the audi- torium before every performance that goes on. During sixth period the boys must see that all the required scenery is in place, that all equipment needed is ready to use Before movies can be presented the screen must be lowered Some of these boys are responsible for hav mg the public address system ready for use whenever it is needed It certainly is a lob for the boys to get the public address system ready every week for it must be tested and set up. For the annual Senior Class Play the crews decorated the stage-by papering the back- ground, arranging the furniture and changing the scenery. The week following the perform- ance the boys saw to it that all the furniture was returned to the various owners. With Paul Miller as boss ofthe stage crew and Bill Wagner and Bill Bauer as heads of the lighting crew the boys have done an excellent 'ob in helping make our assembly programs, movies concerts and plays great successes fdgg 6'LlfLl ogfgAfLVLg Pell! Rowl Ebert L Gangawere R Thomas P Miller Black F Cavalier H Sternberg K Speer Row2 Soisson J Strawn R Henry J Phillips E Russell Coker 75 ' ' Il ll a . u n 1 l our O I . X. ,. ,R l . , -D. ,- 1- ,-' D. ,- ',- 1. - -P.',- f- 1- , 6LfL0l'I,6L! CAIOVLOI' occefy Electron to the local chapter of the Natnonal Honor Society as an honor bestowed upon those members of the Sensor and Jumor classes who have shown themselves to have the follownng qualmes leadership scholarship character and service An especnal honor us to be elected to thus organuzatnon durmg the last semester of the Junuor year Those members of the Class of 1945 who were elevated to the N H S with thas added honor were Thomas Byrne Jack Barthels Bette Moser Jean Anne Opperman Sara Jane O Donovan Roberta Mologne and George Mun son selves worthy by taking an active part In home rooms clubs sports musuc and an the manv other school actnvntues They must demonstrate dependabuluty honesty and fruendlmess and be possessed of the abnluty to work for thenr ends The Sensors elected to the Society during the 1944 45 school year were Vnrgmua McClelland Sara Pennington Raymond Griffiths Edward Duggan Mary Lou Long Beverly Hrabak Betty Lou McCoy Edward Galuk Ruth Carol Anderegg Wade Hultabndel Bernuce Perrnne Wullnam Eaur Wnlluam Wagner Mary Brunettu Rose Jane Man zella and Charmanne Harbaugh Durnng the first semester of the school year N H S had as nts officers Thomas Byrne Pres: dent Jack Barthels Vuce presudent Roberta Mologne secretary and Bette Moser treasurer Servung as officers forthe second semester actavu tres were George Munson Presudent Edward Duggan Vlce presudent Vurgunta McClelland Secretary and Raymond Grnftlths Treasurer The Juniors taken unto N H S In May 1945 were Jack Funarn Catherme Russo Mary Eleanor Hofelt Kay Campbell Robert Marshell Howard Harrns Ruthanne Carson Arthur Schultz David Luckey and Helen Berkey Rowl B McCoy R Mologne B Moser J Opperman M l Long S Pennnngton B Hrabal: R Anderegg Ro 2 T Byrne V McClelland G Munson J Borthels S ODonovun R Gnfllths Not pictured E Duggan E Gall: W Wagner W Hltabldel B Perrlne R Mcnzella M Brunettl C Harbaugh . L . n . . . I . . . I . I . ' I I I . I . I I . . -T . I l I I l l I A ' I . . I . U . . . . , .I - , . I -I n u n I ' , , I . - : , . I I - I I I ' ' , ' 1 The members of this club must show them- I ' ' I I ' ' ' - 1 ' , - 1 I 1 . I . , . I . . ' ' A . . ' I .. I I . . I I . . . 1 I I I - I I I . w - . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' . Coker - 76 Rowl H Berlrey N Anderegg M Robbms B Hrabak l. Payne C Enany R Franculllo J Harm Row2 A Porter M Long R Smal L Mologne M ODonovon V Herwuck H Mahakey A Cananough J Haas G Pierce M Macrum M Donato W Btcncom Row3 me wink assburn J n s F Chnstop er Shu tz E Duggan T G rust J Strawn J Dull D Ebert E Shcwman J Galasso Q ,S?lfLJQW,t GDLVLCL The school s actlve Student Councll plays a malor part nn almost every actuvlty durmg the school term Among some ofthe things the Stu dent Councul does durung the year are They sponsor the noon dances which we students en toy they take charge of the stamp and bond sales, they see that we get our servlce flag every month If each homeroom has a hundred percent ID the buymg of stamps, and also they play a great part an other actnvutnes All nn all the Student Councul has a cheer and a host for the appreclatuon the students ln our school show They also elect a Presudent, Vuce Presndent Secretary Treasurer More conslderatxon should be shown toward our Student Council Boys and gurls come on and back up our Council and buy more War Bonds and Stamps EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rowl obbnns R Small balm M Long T Ghrnst A Schultz 7 l fT.'By ,'E.'S A ,sfoi ,' .APh'lIip, i, Funari, . ' rt ,A, I , . , , h' , . , iM. R ' , . ', Y f - , .Hr --T. B I, . ull, . Coker- 7 Pa ne B Moser B a Row 2 yrne J D P Parr Not pectured E Duggan, J Funaru Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Nov plc? JUNIOR Row I Row 2 Row 3 vm K Young R McMullen L Hall J Leught Dunkle P Qulnto M Robbuns B Moser C Anderegg L Schorner B Durnell R LoNoce G Prstts Morey R Capo L Guard M Thomas S Mclntyre Eulsey C Rnnger N Davudson M Boldwnn L Payne Long M Haas B McCoy H Donuels B Francus Cavanaugh B Nrcholson D Groah M Sleasmon Means B Schultz R Mologne S ODonovon B Perrxne G Whetzel E Brawell M Cramer L Hay V McClelland K Drlscoll B Hrabak Camlrn L organ R mall Amos H Ml er I Brown S Sferretf S Pennrngfon D Lulack G Opp man M Barfley I Gallagher H Gordon R Loughery Harbaugh M Cru1chfIeld C McMosVer ured MFra1ee Le-wus A Sparks J Harlman D Morrell A Renzu DeBol0 J K ner Lon A DeMulh R Oo s Drrscoll Delngom S Kunselman W Wnnkler R Mcforbnn M Williams M McCar9ney P Long M Macrum G Pcerce C WII ms G resrna D enor C usso B E e Blasuo J Flemmung M Fevve B Shalxer J Angle G Schomer D Collach S Hood M Herman B Collet? P DeOre S LoPorfe J Hoos Berkey M Carungolo S Race J Lohr V Pun: ur Coker SENIORS J Fitzgerald K Campbell A Paris Row4 M McClintock R Carson M Laughry D Taylor B Tussue M McDowell M Bngam M Morris D Rcberfs J Bonnmg W Bradly A Denafo J Melofl M John son E Moore J Lowe E Shupe M Hofelf P Tnssue M Landymore M Borthels SOPHOMORES Row Row Raw Row 78 'I B Gregg I Shupley N Kung M Balda F Leonard A Rurnbough D Nrcholson J Muller P Herberi Kofch M Perrlne V Thomas M Swnnk L Mlsflebauer M Rowan J Llnderrnan A Quunto M Longford K Hay L Veddhla T Krynock J Shekel R Schultz M Rapagno A Porier E Harshman D :nnnger G DeMarco B Moy S Moore J M Pocksfaller H Maley Morgan B Hagerman L Sproaf B Nnckmon Zavalsky erow J Seer D Sandus Rrtckey D Fulburn M Scolnuck D Rogers M Ranker J Whoruc All M Sheez E Pearl S Davn son I Gu err x I Hense Muller J Murphy L Mologne J Boker M ODonovan V Herwlck B Michaels I Lewellon K DeWr71 G Peffer B Rowan S McMasIer N Gulh M Sparks B Swaney M Workman S Cochran A Orbln G Mornnch C Showrnan M Morgan R Lnvrng son C o ge e Hose M Ke M Myers +M.If', . , . ,. ,. ' y,T. f'- ' I r fn - fn' f -J. , . ' , . , - f W ' ' ' A ' ' ' ,' ' ' ' N. , . , , , . ' , . Q ' ' f ' ' ' ' - ' fA, ' ,I . M , I. S ', IH. , , 'II , Za A f - 1 A ' 1 A r - A I I -I I I - I I A I I b I I I L'.n ' , , , . , , , . Cole C- I l ' I 1 4 . , . . - I Row 3-L. Cunningham, R. Younkin, L. Forsylhe, M. Campbell E. , V r - , . ' , I 5 , A. Sh , , h Il , . ky, N D. , . esl , J. g, . , . k , S. 4 . ' , M. , . 1 , . , . 'd A , ' '. . 'Ib , E. Fo , R. Sgro, M. MaselI', L. I, R lic , .P 3 ,s I, .R ,L Iock,',D- Sf. ', . ,. .. , . . , , I ,I , Z 1 I I , I .4 H d , A, Kr pps, I flf, I 4, Ily Take It or Leave at Quiz Belles and Beaux Ball To flnd and gnve the best as the purpose of Gurl Reserves everywhere and thus year that goal has once agann been reached They have sought to find the best ways of lute the thnngs most beneflcual to their fellow cntuzens and they have done their best to serve thenr communuty ln addntnon to thas demandnng purpose of Glrl Reserve membership various special actavn tles and programs were presented In February each Belle brought her Beaux to the Belles 81 Beaux Ball which was the hugh spot In Girl Reserve fun wnth the Scavenger Hunt fllllng sec ond place As to programs we wull never forget the hularuous Mock Weddnng presented by the 858l l!Q:5 Sensors the Cabinets Quiz Program with Ginny McClelland commg off with the honors the Sophomore Debut and the play presented by the Gnrl Reserves from the Cameron Buildings 7th and 8th grade Community Servnce was represented by our Gnrl Reserve Bond Salesmen lnfantule Paralysus tag salesmen Concessloners and large cookne donatuons to the Connellsvnlle Canteen On Palm Sunday the nmpressnve G R Vespers were held un the Furst Presbyteruan Church and were reproduced for the students nn Chapel Thus the last year an our G R Actnvuty can truly be sand to have been one of the most eventful and worth whale nn our G R hustory all Q' Rowl M Wullnams K Druscoll B Moser J Opperman B Hrabak J Kestner H Berkey R Carson Row2 S Sterrett B Durnell Mlss Albanese Mass Hamnll Mrs Deutrnch Mnss Smutz Mrs Purruer G Opp mann K Campbell S ODonovan R Mologne Q W I F - I . . . . . , I , . ' I . . . . . . I . I I - . . . ,, . . . ,, . . . . . I - D . . ' ' . . L1 5 t 'I . . - j 1 ' l , l A l l v A ' X 1 I .M ,' 1 ,X - . l Coker - 79 J Gaube eorge Ma tn Cre Wa den B cdkey a nn son D Herw k J Goah Row? D Holt W a cs o ma e S P Shale Har e J Moo W Co se J Reese C Kennel Row 17 , r, G rl , w r , R , J. Strawn, P. MAller, G, Be l , M. Trump, . ic , . r . f . , . Fr n 1 , H, H ft n, R. Grindl , A. Siesky, P oisson, . I nberger, F. v y, . n, , r u , . , , . Row 3-C, Brothers, I. Davidson, T. Fao, F. Herbert, D. Marinch, S Wilson, P. McCauley, G. Snyder, W. Wagner ' . MJ c L c 1 1 . r ' ' - , . , . . . . . ' . . . I I . ' A I T . I , . I . I - . ' I I - 1 . . . . I , . . , , h gh I . . I . in I . , . . . , . , . . . , . . I 11 - 11 ' 1 ' . a ' , I . I . - - 1 Four years ago when war needs created a strangent man power problem the Pennsylvanaa Department of Forests and Waters found atself wathout adequate help to stem the tlde of forest f1res In an attempt to f1nd enough fire f1ghters to keep the loss at a manamum the Department asked the hugh schools of the state to contrabute what help they could Connellsvalle Hsgh School students volun teered to organaze a unst With John F Lewas as School Sponser and George B Martan pro praetor of the Amoco Servnce Station as crew wardens 110 boys recruated and fought on fires occurnng an the sprung of 1942 ln the fall of 1942 90 boys were recruated and a Forest Fare School was organazed for them It met as a club once a week and had a regular course of anstructaon admanastered by the school sponser Durang 1942 nts members fought fires an nearly every sectaon of Northern Fayette County When school opened the fall of 1943 at was found that enough boys planned contanuung with the crew that fewer than 40 boys had to be recruated as replacements Wath a small begun nang group at was possable to meet an Room 35 for anstructaon The fall of 1943 was so dry from a long drought that the crew members spent many hours on the f1re lane L te an the fall a large f1re at Casparns saw all the members of the f1re crew on the lane wath 40 addutronal vol unteers from the Connellsvalle and South Con Coker we Lg fem nellsvalle Hagh School Classrooms and 80 B 810 workmen besades The boys who fought on that f1re are stall talkang about at September 1944 found a seasoned nucleus around whlch a good crew could be bualt Sax teen old boys sngned up for servace In addntlon to them forty new boys volunteered and re ported to Room 35 durnng 7th peraod Monday afternoons for f1re flghtang anstructlon The fall f1re season was relatavely laght although an the sprung a long dry peruod had the crews an the f1eld almost continuously for three weeks September 1945 wnll find the crew operat ang partly as a volunteer group wathout pay and partly as a paad crew Junaor boys who have volunteered for servace wall be gaven a spectal state award Senaor boys who have had a year of experaence wall serve as a paad crew at 56c an hour Connellsvalle wall be the f1rst 1 school an the state to operate under thas plan George B Martin the School Forest Fare Warden as a former Connellsvalle Hagh School student havang graduated nn 1936 The f1re work the school crews have accomplashed can be traced darectly to has knowledge of the forest f1re suppressuon and has f1ne crew leadershap From the sprang of 1942 untal the sprung of 1945 some 300 boys and numerous puck ups many of whom are now scattered to the four corners of the earth have served under ham Submated by John F Lewts faculty sponser 80 4. 1 'Z' fyf 1 J hi A Q :gf f? ,,,-+ in QU! 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