Cochran Junior High School - Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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COCHRAN AERIAL ber of children were watching their father swim. He took each out in turn for a morning dip. There is Rock Cliff cottage, one of the prettiest cottages along the Juniata, I exclaimed. The Indian trail that you can see through the trees leads down to the boats pulled upon the shore under that wild grape arbor. Some day let's go over and get on that swing that goes way out over the river. Oh, there's our cottage and itls high time we're point- ing the canoe towards the shore. Presently I jumped out and we pulled the canoe up under the oak tree, and for a few minutes we rested in silence, soaking wet but happy. VVe had managed the canoe successfully and we were at camp in time for a dip before breakfast. ANNA CATHERINE SAYLOR. O.T THE TRUE PRINCESS A long, long time ago there lived A Prince who wished to wed A Princess true, and he would look For one whole year, he saidg He searched the whole world thru and thru, But neler his choice did find. Altho' he sailed the seven seas, He found none to his mind. - Discouraged, he came home again, Without that which he sought. When asked what on his quest he found He said, 'Twas all for nought. One night there came a dreadful storm And rain began to pour. The King and Queen heard some one knock Outside the palace door. There stood a maiden at the gate, A sad sight she was, too. When questioned who she was, by all, She said, A Princess true. The Queen went to this strange guest's room We'1l soon End out, she said. She stripped the covers off, and laid A small pea on the bed. When asked next morning how she slept. She said, Not well, 'tis true, I lay on something very hard, Oh, dear, I'm black and blue! In such a way the Queen perceived Was right what had been said, So very soon the Prince and she With happiness were wed. E WILMA RANKIN, Term VIII. Ctifty onej

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COCHRAN FOOTBALL SQUAD

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COCHRAN BAND