Cortland High School - Co Hi An Yearbook (Cortland, NY)

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165.1 THE COHIAN JUNIOR News Once 'zgun umted the C l1ss of '70 set out lust Qeptember V31 IH number to equ ml ll not surpxss as Iunlors thelr DFGVIOUQ enxuble record We wlll let you be the ludge of the result qchol xstxc ally the Iumors hmve shown thenr vs yrth A credltmble number h we been on the honor roll md lust year one ot thelr number won the H1 Y qcholarshlp C up No records hme been set nor haxe my cups been Won by lunlor teftms but Iunlor athletes h we done thelr b1t toward makmg thls mthletlc year 1 success for Cortland Pob Burns a member of the C'l1ss of 90 wfxs captam of basketball and baseball thls year and recently was elected Presldent ot the Athletlc Assocla tlon lhose who haxe represented the class on the athletxc squfzds ure Adessa Alama Burns C ox Dexter C oetcheus Hotchklss 'Nlc Dermott lXI0I'0 1H Radell Ryzn Qpano and Nl olfe On luesday October 11 1077 the Iunlor I lmy Younff Amerlcw showed th Lt the C l zss ol 29 stlll poss sses the ClI'LITl'1tlC t xlent whuh lt dxspl xyed so Well Inst ye xr ln Penrod which won the Allen C up for Drzm mtv 1t1on Elght lun lors debatunq the proposltlon Resolved that the hw s dellys are the chxef ln centlves to crlme furnlshed 1 most IYICQFQQCIHQ and 'tt times 'lmusmg program on Wednesday December 14 luther Allen Paul C oetcheus Seymour Dunn md Seymour Dunn 1 Junlor won the Qchool El1IT11I11tl0H contest IH the Yatlonal Oratorlc ml C ontest and pl Lced second IH Innghamton Wlth the tr msltlon from undercl mssmen to upper classmen mme the sense ot added responslblhty Wore chances for servlce seemed to present themselves than ever before the Purple Pennant Stiff Orchestrx C lee Clubs debstlng, teams or 1tor1cal contests and c'1ndy sfzles lhe C l mss of 70 rose to these occa snons Durmg the t 111 the glrls worked hard sellmg candy for the benefit of the Athletlc Assoclatlon lhe school sp1r1t possessed by the class has been dlsplay thelr Wllllflflneig to cooperate support V IFIOUS ClI'1X es and evctrx currlcular actlvx tles md do thelr share md more to m 1l1e the school year a success F zrly nn March the Iumor selected the tollowmg ofhcers Presldent 'l helmw. C 1rdner V1cel'res1dent lV1llli.IT'l Nlorgxn Qecret try H1nn1hDenson lreasurer Robert liurns On Mond Ly NI xrch 12 they held thelr organlf 1t1on d mme IH the gym and on the lollowmq lhursd my presented 1 xery flex er md amusing: lrlsh lur lI1Clll79l lhe Iun1orst1l1e thls ch xnce to th mk Mlss C alushx their dem tor her un tlrnnxg ellorts to m the thc ye1r xsuccesslul one for them wr l I Ll V i J 11.991 1 INSS1 1. . ,. , . x 1. 1 , 11 1.1. 11, 1. 1 , 1 , 3 1, '. .',, 1 'L . ' 1 f 2. , . ' 3 z . ' ' fx . ' 2 1 1 1 . . ..- c ,L 1.1 , I ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 , . 1' , 1 7 1 , 7 2 f 1 ' 1. 1, . I 1 V . . 1 Y- . 1 . 1 1 I C C C A C C x V y 1 1' . 1 ' I 1 . J , c 1 1.11, c1 . J . , . 1 ' . ' 1 ' ' ' . 1 1 : , 1 1 w l , v. 1 I v 'V f a v ' A v ' H 1 A ' v rd- 1 1 1 1 1 7 11 ,1 , 1 rw ' , - ji as - wr ' 1 1 '-' 1 ' 1 1 21 'Lv ' 1 . , 1 I 1 rw 1 1 I .1 ' . ' 1 . ,, ,, . , . . . 1. z , f 1 z 1 ,. . ' r .1 - l U ' . I it v l 1 Y 1 1 A . I , A 1 , 1 1 1. 1 1. ' . v . ,, . I . . 1 . . l . d , . 1 , . , 1 . 1 . 1 1 ' I 1 , . 1 , 1 1, , 1 Dorothy Wllls were chosen to represent the class nn the C ommencement Debate. I W , I l , V L A C , 1 A ' 1 '.1 ' 1 1 ' J' 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 . C n inn nn ,C 1 c , 1 Z, 1 , 1, c 7 1 1 '11 1 1 Cl ' 1 1 1 - 1, c 1 1, 1 1. . fc11 ..1- 1 1 1' 1 . .1 . r 1 . 1 . ,. 1 ,. , ..,,. ,. , 11 , ,1 C 1 1 1 C l 1 l I 1 1 ' 1 I I 6 Y 1,L 1 ,C 7 L 1 1 11 11. 11. . , 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 ,1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , - 1 , 1 1 1. ,1 , 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 '1 1 ' ' 1 '11 ' 1 1 ' 11 1. ,1 c - , f f 1: 1. 1 1 I . Vw 1 1 v v 1 v 1 1 I it . , A , . , . . L , 1 . . I ' 77 ' 'z - .1 . . , z . ' 1 : z .. 1' , z, L , - I

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THE COIHIIIAIN 09,1 lC'Q9a SOPHOMORE N EWS lNIARIAN E BUCK As the one hundre I and slxty Sophs left thelr old em lronment the Frosh Hall they took thelr pl xce in thelr new rooms under the leadership of lXI1ss I uker and 'XI1ssC ale lhe Sophomore C'lass w1ll never leave :blot on the record of C H S Manv of the members of the class have partlcnp xted m athletlcs 'I he boys turned out for football md the followmgs were ICIIYIIUZCCI to the squ ul C Dexter R Purch F I ane I C 1ll Ii Adams R 'I ownsencl W PICCIUIII md Ix Angell We also demonstrated our abllltles IH basketball one third of the players of the team belng Sophomore lhe 1 1rls have also org mixed an 1nter class b xsket ball team taking thlrd place from the Freshmen Several ot our worthy members have Jomed the CT H S track team Our bowlmg team IS at the head of the lengue having won mne games and lost one third that number Durlnv the first part of the semester the Sophs spent much of thelr tlme IH selling candy to aid the Athletlc ASSOCldtl0H We raised ten dollars Some of our boys entered the newly founded organwation the Boys Band directed by Prof W lllard P C reen Our school paper the Purple Pennant has four Sophs as ecl1tors on the Junior Staff We are sure these people w1ll show themselves capable of keeping up the fine work that has always been done smce the Purple Pennant was first lssued In honor of our organlzatlon March 21st we put on a fashlon show 'I h1s was very picturesque and well enacted Upon the stage was a large artlficlal radlo above wh1ch was an openmg supposedly a telev1s1on arrangement Statlon SOPH was announclng and the members of the Sophomore Cllass appeared as models carrled out by the class w 1th the cooperatlon of the Home Fconomlcs department and the asslstance of the local merchants and acly ertlsers of the Purple Pennant who kmdly lent merchandlse for the hvmg models Russell Adams was the plamst and the band plaved under the llrectlon of Prof Wlllard I Creen The retlrmg officers w ere Presldcnt Dorothy MCC ulre V1ce Presldent Iew1sDunc n Secretarv Marian Buck 'Ireasurer Ioseph C all lhese oflices were filled bs Preslclent C eralcl Dexter Vlce PTQSICIGIIC Dorothy Foster Secre tary 'IhomasC Ilbert Treasurer Permce Olds The class colors were salmon color and p1nk An ex ent which was eagerly looked foreward to was the pl xy Second C h1ld hood wlth a c ist of twelxe players We ill w Ish to express our th Inks to Nlr q9l2'fI'9Cl who dxrected our play with hls usu 11 x lgor and ab1l1ty Vie mourn deeply the loss of a well known md well hkecl member of our class Alfred Agulll whose memory wlll zlw ays remaln m our he zrts He w is one who stood at the head ln ithletlcs good sportsmanship and good wxll lhus comes to m end mother Sophomore C l iss It as the hope of ill th xt next xelrs ICCIXICIGS will surpxss ill prexlous ones md mike 1970 1020 1 blue rlbbon sezr I ll 29 A 9 J ICQ!! 'll 5 I ' 7 KK 77 ' ,' I - if rx 4 ' 1 i ' L A L I . L C 1 .Q - Q 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' - ' 1 V k ss L C C n . L ' ' l 1 u 1 v ' 2 . I 2 . 1. . I. , 1 Y: 4 S I D f 7 1 I , J. A fy ' u C , s n, . L , a L - L a n , . . , , g . ' z '. c -'.,. .. - C y Y 4 Q m C C y H C- - ' ' ' ' az rv ' ' . 1 . , 4 r '- 7 , . J- I . , c , . . Y . I a l . . . . , . , . . . . , , Y 9 ' , u 1 ' C C A, . . . ,, . . 3 and each dlsplayed a cllfferent style of wearing apparel. lhls unlque Idea was . . . , , V C ' . J. I . 1 I , n ' f . 1 ' . . ' ' . . a , v N c , 'Q 4 . - ' f. ' 1 ' ., , , . , C . .4 . 1 , T A J . , A nl C u , - ' 7 . U ' ' 7 ' In ' Ln C L f - H w .. - , , r . ,' , . r y l sg C x ns . L 1 4 1 . ' , a I I . 1 1 v. 4 1 . l 7 v . . ' , V L C fa., ' f z H ' z .. is , K . , 2 .W L . . , , ' rw g w 1 l ' l .1 I I s s L C h Lan. s C L v , ' , , ' ,' ' .' . - . v' . . . , - 1 . -I L s I. s s Lns L s s L C I -in ' r ' K, j 1 . 3