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

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-vw-v-v-v-v--A-A:-Av-'Av-v-'A-v-v-f KO-KA-LE-KO 5A'A'A'A'A'A'A'AvAvAvAvAvA'A'A'AvAvAvAvA PRINCIPAL . john G. Davidson Message to Seniors DEAR SENIORS: Soon you will leave the halls ot E. C. H. S. to join the many hundreds who have preceded you. lt you continue your education in college or uni- versity, as we hopeg or assume manual or mental activities in the workshop of the world - remember your teachers, as well as your parents and friends, wish you success. Whether your part in the world's activities is a major or a minor one, l assure you it will be an important one. lt you do your work to the best of your ability, your example will inspire others to do likewise. You will be forced to think seriously ot the many problems that tace all ot us today. Our complex civilization will tace still greater problems tomor- row. lt any single one of us shirks his responsibility, then something that should have been done will be lett undone. 'The whole is equal to the sum ot all its parts is an axiom not only ot mathematics, but ot lite itself. Be tolerant, altruistic, and sincere in your dealings with your tellow- men. THINK FOR YOURSELVES. To let others do your thinking tor you, will never develop your talents, but will cost you your freedom. Be master ot yourselt, an asset to your community and an honor to your country, and E. C. H. S. will be justly proud ot each and every one ot the Class ot Forty-Seven. Sincerely, Iohn G. Davidson. v-v--v-v----v-Af-v-v----v-'Av--vs 4 as 3 --v-v-ve-Av-vs-Ave--vsAv--v--v-v-v-fv

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A-'A-A-ve::ve------Av-v-v-----4 KO-KA-LE-KO ff-A-A--A---2A-Av'-A--Avev---1 Board ot Education PAUL LESHER, R. S. HORNBERGER, President Treasurer IRVIN G-RAYBILL HARRY STAUFFER M. M, MOHLER Message from the President TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1947:- You have done your part, as members of a school, a class, your clubs and athletic teams. The day to which you looked forward has arrived and now your High School days are over. No matter Where you are, become an active member of your com- munity and the organizations that make it a better place in which to live. Don't Wait, but start now. The responsibility ot carrying on will fall on your generation before you realize it. PAUL S. LESHER, President. .-v+.-v+--+v+v-v--:'Av-v-v-v-.-.-.-v-v-v-vA.A.e C 5 J fve-v-vA.+v-.-.Av-v-ve.-.-.Av-.-rv-.-v-v-v+

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fA-A---A-A-AAAA-AA-AAA. MISS THE REV. JOHN R, ALBRIGHT- MISS MISS KO-KA-LE-KO r4vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv4v4vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv4v4v FACULTY KATHRYN FRY W. DEAN FYOCK W. D. DIFFENBAUGH MIRIAM MEYER MARGARET BOWER DOROTHY ELIZABETH STUMP- Latin, Spanish, History. Moravian Col' lege for Vlfomen, A.B. MR. English, History, Library. Muhlenberg College, AB., Lutheran Theological Seminary, Philadelphia. MIRIAM I. MEYER- Home Economics, General Science. Pennsylvania State College, BS. KATHRYN I. FRY- Mathernatics. Pennsylvania State Col- lege, A.B. MRS. Y--v-v-v-.A.-.-.-.-f.A,-.A,A.-ac-,-,-,.v.,.v-.. 4 7 3 fev- DOROTHY STUMP IOHN R. ALBRIGI-IT FLOYD W, SWEIGART MR. DEAN FYOCK- Agriculture, Basketball Coach. Penn Sylvania State College, BS, FLOYD SWEIGART- Music. Mansfield State Teachers' Col lege, B.S.M. MR. WITMER D. DIFFENBAUGH- Science, Franklin and Marshall Cal- lege, BS., Pennsylvania State College Temple University. MARGARET I., BOWER-V Eighth arade. Millersville State Teach- ers' College.