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

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Vox - Kenneth Allen Leid Leeclie 435 Walnut Street Denver, Penna. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi Notes, 1, 2, 3, 4, As- sistant Business Manager of Yearbook, 4. English Litll' Grrrr! Can it be that this blonde Casanova dislikes the romantic ballads of the early centuries? His blonde hair, blue eyes, and his ability to gain the at- traction of the female sex, as well as his love for sports can be summed up as his most out- standing features. Ever since the senior girls realized that Leedie was Navy-bound, he didn't have a minute to himself. His loyalty to the Navy blue can easily be seen in the Class History which he wrote. This basketball lover is also a fan Of those sea-going 'miclclies who help Uncle Sam. Henry Messner, Jr. Hehhie 101 North Third Street Denver, Penna. Orchestra, 3, 4. Beep! Beep! No, it's not a jeep. It's just Hennie, chief chauffeur of the class, taking the final roll call of the gang before going to another class meeting. Besides being admired by all for his ex- treme kindness, he is also admired by the op- posite sex for his good looks. His broad smile will be our loss but the Merchant Marines' gain. Behind the wheel he likes to sit,' He always tries to clo his bit. r I E

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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

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gw an . S. .gulf .g.2Vox Poul W. Neidhcurdt ffpaazr 527 Main Street Denver, Penna. Hi Notes Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4. Is there a doctor in the house? Well, no, but we do have a prospect. Paul left us be- fore graduation to enter F. and M. College as a Green Frosh in the medical field. His surroundings at high school were us- ually a pile of books, but he proved quite cap- able of handling them and keeping his name on the Honor Roll. His leisure hours were spent with brush and palette creating some beautiful scenes. A twist of the hand and a pictare he'Zl draw, Bat as a doctor he'll make you say 'ah . !f77 Shirley Kothleen Sclfmoder Sqairley 26 South Fourth Street Denver, Penna. Basketball, 2g Class Vice-President, 2g Hi Notes Staff, 3, 4, Cheerleading, 4g Yearbook Ed- itor, 4g Jr. Red Cross, 4g Class Sec- retary-Treasurer, 3, 4. Fight-team-fight! This cheer of Shirley's encouraged many a player to fight for victory. Her sparkling personality makes Shirley a favorite of many. Bubbling over with energy, her own personal version of Bobby and Hith Goween Bithyclen has fallen upon many an unwilling ear. Since she was editor of the yearbook, much credit goes to her for her very efficient work. She stirs ap cheers at every game, As yearbook editor she gained her fame.