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

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Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1966, would like to dedicate our yearbook to the fac- ulty of Cocalico Union High School. These instructors have given us knowledge and understanding. They have guided us through the years contributing to our mental, physical, and emotional growth through their sincere criticism and general suggestions. Each in his own way has opened many doors of opportunity for us as students. Without their guidance and assistance we would never have succeeded in the many endeavors we attained. We wish to express our deepest gratitude to you, the faculty of Cocalico Union. at f as 1. V1 'With ,'. '. , LA iff:-Qfl?L1,'Q':.' - r ff' ' N - .- P- 2 1 tfQxb3w1 fNFfi,s WM 4 ' ' -' ' Q ,A .,.,p- .1 we , '15 A fa fits, ,fl , QT' u 5

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Administration and Faculty Dr. Robert Smith, our Supervising Principal, Mr. Homer Weaver, our high school principal, and Mr. Kenneth Flinchbaugh, our junior high school principal participated in many annual ac- tivities. Besides their usual administrative duties, they attended many professional meetings of regional, state, and national importance. Mr. Weaver also attended the National Principal's Convention in Cleveland, Ohio. The faculty members of Cocalico Union have unselfishly divided their time between regular school classes and extracurricular activities. For the F.T.A. Assembly, several of the teachers formeda Faculty Band to entertain the student body. An annual student-faculty basketball game promoted good sportsmanship among the students and the faculty. To encourage better parent- teacher relationships, a new project of Back To School Night was established. The Cocalico Union teachers also observed American Education Week, Teachers' Institutes, and an annual Faculty Picnic. 7