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

Page 15 text:

Vox - Roger Sweigort Hackman HOLckie 364 Main Street Denver, Penna. Hi Notes Staff, 2, 3, Editor, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading, 3, Class President, 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3. Crash, batter, bang! followed by earsplit- ting whistle is Hackie's usual entrance into class, his own version of 'gEnglish Lit keeps the class howling. Hackie is also an in- dustrious tlj worker at Stuber's and his im- itation of Harry James is really Hin the groove. During the second week of every month you can always find him banging away on a typewriter in a last desperate rush to get the Hi Notes article ready for the press. His 'Lad-hunting-campaignl' for the yearbook was a great success. lj you hear Cl loud Accentuate the positive, Dordt look far-t1ou're sure to jimi it's 'Rog-ative'. Anno Ruth I-leisey Halsey 439 Walnut Street Denver, Penna. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Jr. Red Cross, 4. This spry little miss is very active in bask- etball, as well as holding her own as an ex- cellent typist. She seems to have the Florence Nightin- gale spirit in her, and to show her liking for Nursing, she is often found taking care of Barbie, her little niece. Heisey,' has a certain peculiar appetite for Lafayettes,', and she's often been found handing them out in school. She's very good in all her studies, And lots of fun for all her buclcliesf'

Page 14 text:

: - . -Vox Anno Rose Diffenbough KCDijy7! Reinholds, R. D. 1, Penna. Jr. Red Cross, 4g Cheerleading, 4. This cheerful little earful can always be heard talking at the rate of 20 words a min- ute, and her laughter bubbles through the halls of Denver High. Although she,s the baby of the class, she's right on the beam both in her studies and as a cheerleader. Dijfy's the baby of the class of '45g She keeps as amused with her high- powered jivef' Leroy Adom Fisher, Jr. Fisher Reinholds, R. D. 1, Penna. Orchestra, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 2, 3, 4. This dark, curley-haired lad is often found surrounded by a group of chattering lassies, since two deep dimples are his outstanding features. Fisher likes to read comic books during classes, or if he doesn't have any handy, he'll do the next best thing-sleep! On Saturdays and after school-hours you can find him working in his grandfather's comb factory. At making combs lie's quite lz.a'ndy,' His curls and dimples surely are clan- dyjs

Page 16 text:

12 E .- V Betty Moe I-lornberger ClBetty77 126 North Fourth Street Denver, Penna. Basketball, 1, 2, Jr. Red Cross, 4. Betty may have less to say than most of us, but laughs as much as any of us at those weird characters in English Lit. Her favorite sub- jects are typing and shorthand, and she plans to take up secretarial work when she leaves D. H. S. However, among her outside pas- times is another keyboard-the piano. Betty's knack for clever writing made her quite a handy man when the staff was scaring up yearbook articles. Toward the baslrless world slze'll head, In a secretargfs steps she'll tread. Elisabeth Arm Knerr KCNan77 322 Main Street Denver, Penna. Basketball, 25 Hi Notes Staff, 45 4g Class Vice-President, Red Cross, 4. How do you know when Any time you hear a great deal of commotion you know she's someplace near. Nan is very active in class affairs, and was vice-president of the class in both the junior and senior years. Because of her artistic ability, she was chosen to do the art work on the yearbook. She also wrote the Alumnotes column for the Hi Notes each month. Dur- ing her hours of liberty you can find her trying to please the customers at Gensemer's Restaurant. She's always dressed so rleat and smart g In all affairs she does her part. Yearbook Staff, 3, 4, Jr. Nanls around? OX