Cochran Junior High School - Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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HONOR ROLL-TERM VI-1926

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COCHRAN AERIAL ' The following girls played in most' of the games: 1 Katherine Rice, F. Assunta Prioreschi, G. Leon Pringle, F. Caddie Costlow, G. Martha Howe, F. May Collins, G.- The substitutes-Helen Kehl and Helen Marcu-sky. The games we played are: Dec. 10-Cochran .............. 223 High ............. .... 3 Dec. 17-Cochran .............. 23, Garfield . . . . . . .36 Jan. 7-Cochran ,... ..... 3 43 Union ..... S jan. 27-Cochran .... ..... 1 13 Geistown . . . . . 8 Feb. -Cochran .... ....... 3 83 High ........ ... .. ..... 4 Feb. -Cochran .............. 283 Garlield ...................... 15 Mar. 3-Cochran .............. 211 Garfield ..............,....... 19 Althongh the girls' eighth grade team of Cochran played well, the Garfield girls demonstrated that they could play better. The line-up was as follows: - Marion Nicholson, F. Martha Myton, G. Helen Reese, F. Dorothy NValker, G. Rosella Hillegas, F. Elizabeth Goehres, G. The substitutes-Marie Calhoun and Olive Saylor. The results of the games with Garfield were: Dec. ll-Cochran .............. 193 Garfield ......... .... 1 4 Jan. 8-Cochran .............. 242 Garfield .. . . . . . .30 Jan. 26-Cochran .... ..... 1 33 Garfield .... .18 Jan. 29-Cochran .... ..... 1 23 Garfield .. . ,... .18 Feb. 5-Cochran .... ..... 1 73 Garheld . . . ... . .31 Feb. 12-Cochran .............. 52, Garfield .- ..................... 10 Feb. 25-Cochran .............. 165 Garfield ...................... 30 Cochran's ninth grade team also won the volley ball championship. MAY COLLINS, Term VI. HELEN REESE, Term V. O PUPILS HAVE PICTURES TAKEN ON BLEACHERS All the pupils of Cochran witnessed the last football game of the season, which was played on November the twenty-fourth between Cochran and the High School Reserves. Each pupil and teacher had squares of blue and gold crepe paper. To pay for this paper a collec- tion had been taken up in each home room. Mr. Baldwin then led the pupils on the bleachers through motions which had been formerly practiced in Assembly. The blue and gold streamers and squares waved to the music and presented an attractive sight. Several pictures were taken of the pupils, the football team, and the band. The pupils were fortunate that afternoon, for they saw a football game freeg saw the birdieu Cin other words had their picture taken for the Year Bookj3 received two pieces of crepe paper in the school colors3 had lots of fun and excitementg and above all, they all saw Cochran's football team win with a score of 21-0. Mr. Ressler, Tribune photographer and father of our Student Council President, took several pictures of the students on the bleachers. The one printed in the Year Book was considered the best. It is inter- esting to note that every student present that day had his or her pic- without losing any games. ture taken. WILBUR GREGORY, Term V. . TERM VI HONOR ROLL-19255 High Honor Paul Gogel Cressida Swope Ruth Madara Marjorie White Eleanor Cauftiel Honor Phyllis Bolger Marie Harbrant Gladys McFeaters Cseventeenj

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COCHRAN AERIAL HONOR ROLL-CContinuedj Assunta Prioreschi Anna Gohn ' Margaret Stewart Fern Weaver Martha Howe James Graham . Earl Sipe Phyllis Vkfright Barbara Geiger John Ream Harry Resley Louise Thiele Martha Gregory Catherine Ream lO COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM-1925 . Held in Cochran Auditorium, january 20 Bachelor Girls CMarchD .......................... Cochran Orchestra Class Procession Invocation .,....................... . .... Rev. George Olejar Songs ........................................................ Class a. God of Love QE. W. Johnsl b. Benden1eer's Stream fOld Tunej c. Beyond the Spanish Main CHenry W. Bakerj . 4 Salutatory ...,...................................... Cressida Swope Every Cochran Student a Prospective Home Owner Songs .................................................. ..... C lass a. Summer Clouds Cjohn E. Westj b. Cochran Hail! KD. E. Baldwinj Selection ...........................,.. .... O rchestra Play, The Song of Hiawathau Valedictory ........................... .... I Jaul Gogel A World Record Presentation of American Legion Medals Presentation of Diplomas .... I. D. Rutledge, President of School Board Response ............................................. Harry Resley Benediction ..................................... Rev. George Olejar VVest High fMarchJ ........................ ............ O rchestra lTO OUR SENIOR ORCHESTRA Since Cochran opened as a Junior High School much attention has been given to instrumental music. It is quite evident that the development of the orchestra is a very important factor in Cochran. Special care has been taken to secure good tone and to lay a proper technical foundation. Along with this we are provided with a wide range of selections, leading from the easier grades to standard concertos, Mr. Baldwin, our former instructor, and Mr. Holton, who has taken his place, have both thoroughly drilled us on bowing together. At present there are twenty-seven members in our advanced or- chestra. They are as follows: Leader, Mr. Holton. First Violins-Olive Bloom, Joseph Kazameck, Sara Corrigan, Grace Butler, Lincoln Sawyer, Telford Stormer, John Lodzon, Melvin Launtz, Rauch Cover, and Albert Dabbs. Second Violins-Robert McGraw, Albert Harbaugh, Dorothy Grubb, Orpha Brown, Mandel! Bracken, William Wesner, Frank Mat- tern. Drums, Richard Kraft. Bass-William Perry. Clarinet-Max McFeaters, Earl Zimmerman. 'Cello-Polly Barnhart, Ruth Crissey. Trombone-Campbell Rutledge, Glenn Amps. Cornet-Fred Pellow, Harry Beckman. OLIVE BLOOM, Term VII. Qnineteenl