Coudersport High School - Couderean Yearbook (Coudersport, PA)

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G. li. 38. The 1948 yearbook staff, on behalf of the Senior Class, wishes to extend its sin- cere gratitude to the janitors for their untiring efforts in keeping the school clean and in good condition. Emil Weber has been employed at the Coudersport Schools for nearly 19 yearsg Rex Plank for 13 years: and Merle Allen for 4 years. We are sure that these janitors will keep the school in excellent condition for many years to come. ' 10

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Qatatfty. 57ia,mm,eM, 6690. Class Advisor Q 0 0 9 9 49 Ye' Q99 vi' femlo-lz,C'2ZaM, The Senior Class, consisting of 46 members, has set a very good record during its four years. The class of '48 entered high school in 1944. Its real debut came during the Freshman year when the students sponsored an assembly program, displaying a multi- tude of talents and winning immediate acceptance in high school. The first important activity came during its Sophomore year. This event was the May Dance attended by a large and enthusiastic group. F. G. B-erdanier was the advisor. During its Junior year the class began to realize the responsibilities which .are placed upon the shoulders of upper- classmen. Its annual dance, depicting Valentines Day, was extremely successful. Miss Hammers acted as advisor. The really important event of the Junior year was the class play, The Man VVho Came To Dinner, held on April 25, 1947, and directed by Mr. Braun and Miss Park. This highly successful play broke previous ticket sales records. The Junior-Senior Prom, carrying out a moonlight and Stardust theme, was held on May 10, 1947. The Senior dance which this class sponsored was an i'Apache Dance, unique and different in style. The Senior play, directed by Mr. Braun and Miss Park, QQ Q B was Arsenic and Old Lace, held on April 2, 1948. X Q N The members of the class, again advised by Miss Ham- 'Y mers, began preparations very early for graduation. 6 9 0 0 00 A G X The class looks back on its various activities with a com- Ago 59 f .K ' pksined feeling of pleasure, relief-and sadness. 'D bc' gtg Aol' g'9 0 . Nb 0 V 9 gov 0 Qs b 6 . rf' , ov 4-9' Q36 xo X5 NA Q 1 0 Js Q - - J .Q -21 'U gk 0 Q 0 xc C' NJ' Q X 'Q CLASS OFFICERS V 0 Charlotte Staiger, President 54 Roger chilson. vice President go' Clayton Carey, Treasurer Betty Palmatier, Secretary W The Senior Class deeply regrets that the picture and information concerning Gertrude Goodwin is not in this annual due to her mov- ing away from Coudersport. However, we hope that she will f-eel as much a member of this graduating class as the rest of us. 12