Cochran Junior High School - Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM

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COCHRAN AERIAL Apr. 29-Mother and ,Daughter banquet for Girl Reserves. Special Assembly. Model Apartment girls give play. Apr. 30- Arbor Day Number of the Aerial issued. May 2-8-Music Week. May 5-Assembly. May 7-Aerial Staff banquet. May 12-Assembly. May 14- May Number of the Aerial issued. May 17-Faculty tea. May 19-Assembly. May 26-Term VIII play. May 28-Term VIII Number of the Aerial issued. June 2-Assembly. June 2--Term VI Commencement. ,Tune 3-Promotion Number of the Aerial issued. June 4-End of the term. f ELEANOR CAUFFIEL, CRESSIDA SWOPE, Term VI. .-1O..,..- COCHRAN'S FO OTBALL SEASON The 1925 football team completed a very successful football sea- son. We desire to express our appreciation to the players who played so splendidly during the season and to Mr. Felton, our coach, who put the fellows through hard training to get them in condition. We also wish to thank the students who helped our games by cheering our players to victory. Our team was obliged to go out of its class and play all high school teams. For this the fellows deserve much credit. VVe had a splendid captain in Mathew Siehl. Jack Price made some wonderful end runs during the season and Woodie was always on the job with the water bucket. Malcolm Williams was our star end. He did some fine playing through the season. Cochran won five games, lost five, and tied two. The players who were faithful during the season and played seven of twelve games were presented with silver football watch charms for their good playing. Those who received them are as follows: Captain Mathew Siehl, Harry Sloan, William Ludwig, Blaine Cruikshank, Robert Kazamek, l1Villiam Boyle, john Given, Jack Price, Robert Boring, Malcolm Williams, Bruce Lambert, Lawrence Moyer, Bob Davis, Max McFeaters, William Murray, and Harold Whetstone. The sgores of the games played: South Fork 26 7 .................. Ferndale ... ... 7 6 .... ... Westmont .... ... 13 0 .... . . . Conemaugh .... .. 39 0 .... . . . South Fork .... . . . 6 6 .... .. . Conemaugh .... . .. 20 7 .... .... W estrnont .... . . 6 0 .... . .. Adams Township . . . . . 0 21 .... ... Johnstown Reserves .. ... 0 13 .... . .. Adams Township ... ... 3 19 .... ....... D ale ....... . . . 6 13 .... Ferndale 6 E .... .... T otal .................... DAVID J. JONES, Term VIII. Celevenj

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COCHRAN AERIAL COCHRAN HEROES OF THE GRIDIRON CLetter Men, 19251 VVe had some peppy football players In Cochran High, last fall, And I'm about to tell you now About them one and all. First, there's our scrappy quarter, Siehl, Our captain, too, you know, And fullback Ludwig-like a streak That speedy youth could go. And then Jack Price, our hustling half, 'Who sure could rush that ball, , And 'tDucky Sloan, who'd smash that line just like a cannon-ball. And then Bill Boyle, who, like a shot, Was in on every play, And Mardis, who, for Cochran's sake, W'as wounded in the fray. f Bob Kazamek, Davis, Willianis-ends, And scrappy ends were they, To get past them was quite a feat For other players-I'd say. Lambert, Moyer, and Boring, too, Ott you have heard it told, NVith Given, Murray, and Cruikshank boy! How that old line could hold! And then there was our manager, McFeaters you all know, He faithfully stuck to his job- A splendid boss, I trow. 'COCHRAN HEROES OF THE CAGE CLetter Men, 1925-261 A basketball team, too, we had At Cochran, you k11ONV well. And now about these peppy youths I shall contrive to tell. VVel1, first we have Walt Campbell, now Our center, you're aware, And captain of our scrappy squad And boy, but he's some player! Again we hear of Matty Siehl, A basket-hanger now, And sure-shot Price we see again, Quick as a Hash I vow. And then Alf Keim, the lively guard, Whom no one could get past, And Abdalla, his running mate- And maybe he's not fast! Kephart, Warren, and Leftler then, Three subs, but none the less, They've done their part to make this year ' A very great success. Cthirteenl