Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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THE SCHOOL BOARD Dr. H. H. Mclntire Mr. J. C. Munson, Jr. Mr. W. L. Zollars Mr. J. R. Mestrezaf Mr. C. V. Payne V. President President Treasurer Dr. C. S. Campbell Mr. J. V. Schroyer 8

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A history of this city states that Connellsville was developed by the coal and coke industry. This industry, no doubt, had a great part to do with its growth. The real development of Con- nellsville has been accomplished by constant labor and diligent service. All the worthwhile organizations: government, schools, churches, homes, and service organizations, have meant hard work and sacrifice on the part of someone to make this way of life possible for you. To you, the youth of Connellsville, goes a responsibility, not only to promote all these fine established organizations and insti- tutions in your city, but to develop to greater heights a demo- cratic way of life so that every boy and girl of any race, creed, or economic background, may have equal opportunities in choos- ing his way of life. As your forefathers developed an industry for the foundations of your community, may you develop in- dustries and institutions that may build a city free from influences that wreck lives of youth and create an atmosphere of goodwill and brotherhood among all citizens. We live at a time when ideals of service and international understanding are sorely needed. The opportunities for service by individuals in these troubled times are great. The prime object of the days you spent at high school was to acquire knowledge, skills, and attitudes. Your efforts, we sin- cerely hope, have been crowned with success. However, it must be remembered wisdom is quite useless if it is not accompanied by actions. Wisdom and action go together, one without the other is useless, but when both are applied, the result can only be successful, the degree of success depending entirely upon the extent of the knowledge and the wholeheartedness exhibited in the carrying out of the duty. It would be well to resolve to use your knowledge to ad- vance human welfare and to help make this world a better place in which to live. It should always be borne in mind that actions speak louder than words. 7 MISS MILDRED REITER MR. HAROLD A. SWANK

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THE FACULTY Miss Grace Adams English Mrs. Esther Burkholder Chemistry, General Science Mr. Joseph Deliigatti Typing, Com. Math Miss Loretta Galiardi U. S. History, Social Science Miss Naomi Albanese Home Economics Miss Carmel Caller Sec. to Board Miss Mildred Enany Homemaking, Spanish Miss Beulah Gilmore World History, Social Science Mr, Carson Baker Science Miss Gladys Clark Physical Education Mr. Walter J. Finn Sales, World History Miss Mabel Golden English 9 Miss Eleanor Bane General Math, Social Math Miss Elaine Curtis Secretary Miss Edith Floto Latin, English Mr. David Guhl General Science, Physics Miss Grace Bisel School Librarian Mr. John Dailey Bookkeeping, Com. Math Miss Katherine Francis Music, Art Miss Elizabeth Harris Biology, Sr. Science