Cocalico High School - Ko Ka Le Ko Yearbook (Denver, PA)

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Sis ll W FLORENCE LILLIAN FLEM ISH Mickey 135 MAIN STREET DENVER, PENNSYLVANU. Class President, 33 High Notes Staff, 2, 3, 41 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4g Gi1'l's Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 Assembly Committee, 4. This haslcethall whiz has been the mainstay of the girls' team for four years, and she is asure shot with the ball. Mickey's passion for making faces is as well-lcnown as her ability to give a new hair-do or a mani- cure. P Her time out of school is spent in the Post Office where she worlcs and waits for mail from her marine. The smooth management of class affairs uncler her leadership in our junior year proves her executive ability. At shooting long shots Mfckey's reany a dandy, As cferfz at the Post Office sl1e's also quite handy. m1- LUCIE ELIZABETH GARMAN UGarman P. O. Box 54 Rsixnorns, PENNSYLVANIA Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. Usually seen hammering away at a type- writer, this dark-complected commercial stu- clent also holds her own in shorthand. Lucie has a quiet stuclious manner and an ability for entertaining, which she revealecl when she playecl hostess at the Christmas party. Someone holcls a priority on her heart for a ring adorns her thircl linger, left hand. During the summer vacation Lucie stopped us ncolcln selling frozen custarcl at fairs and carnivals. Her speed as a typist is nice to behold, And likewise her shorthand is smooth and c'ontroNecf. thirteen

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-. -.i-1--l- S , Ta raw 41 'W' BETTY JANE CUSANO uBettyn 354 MAIN STREET DENVER, :PENNSYLVANIA Gi1'I's Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra, 45 Cheerleader, 4. This pretty, dark-haired cheerleader is the belle at most school events, hut. much to the despair of her many admirers, her heart belongs strictly to a hlond gentleman in the Air Corps. Her ambition is to he a costume designer: her own creations prove her ability in this line. Many of our clss meetings were spent listening to Betty as she heat out syncopated rhythm on the piano. hut in her more quiet moments she settles down to a classical Bach numher. Boogie woogie to Bach is up Bettyhs' afleyg When she plays the piano, around her we . rally Q U ALVIN S. DEMMING A4De7nmyvv DENVER, R. D. 2 PENNSYLVANIA It's rather strange how this handsome senior boy always managed to sit beside a certain sophomore girl in study halls since he appeared to he so shy. His position in classes was usually in the rear of the room, probably in order to make mischief in an unobserved way. In a sense uDemmyn is a loafer-By that wefmean he makes loaves of bread in the bakery shop every Saturday morning. Darla, wavy lzafr his head acforns, He cleiivers our bread on Saturday morris. twelve

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. S' file n ij Fl 'ag mv 'UF' DANIEL GEHMAN Danny 364 WALNUT STREET DENVER, PENNSYLVANIA Basketball, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. A tall, quiet., easy-going lad, uDanny left us before completing his last year to become a buck private. As a senior he was quite stud- ious and managed to get high marks, but once in, awhile he surprised us all by revealing a hidden sense of humor. Wherever you may go, uDanny,v the best wishes and good luck of the class of '44 go with you. Danny had marks to top us all, But he left us to answer his countr-y's calf. LUETTA RUTT GENSEMER Lulu 373 MAIN STREET DENvEn, PENNSYLVANIA Basketball, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. A ululuu- of a laugh characterizes' this jolly senior, and she can be spotted anywhere be- cause of it. She has a ,determination which usually gets her anywhere she wants to go, as her classmates can readily testify. Besides being an excellent swimmer and skater she also shmwfvs an inteiiqest in-baslcaball RIQ babies. Reading is a favorite hobby of hers, and she is always Ewell informed on the best sellers. She recently said good-bye to the boy in her life, who joined the ranks of the Marine Corps. H171 sports of all lefnds she's a real ardent fan, A most pleasant comrade in our semor clan. fourteen