Cochran Junior High School - Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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STAGE FOR CIRCUS

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COCHRAN AERIAL 29 Mar. 18, 1927-Basketball-Cochran vs. Ferndale Reserves. Mar. 21, 1927-Basketball-Cochran vs. Dale. Mar. 25, 1927-Basketball-Cochran vs. Alumni. Mar. I Apri April April April April April May May May May May. IVIay June June 30, 1927-Assembly-High School Orchestra. Forrestry pictures. High School Boys Glee Club. Girls Reserves' business meeting. 6, 1927-Assembly-Manual Arts Department in charge.- High School Jazz Band plays. Girl Reserve meeting, en- tertaining the Hi-Y boys. With Dr. Rev. Gohn. 8, 1927-Easter Vacation begins. 18, 1927-School re-opens. 19, 1927-Concert-Little Symphony Orchestra. 20, 1927-Assembly-In charge of the Commercial Depart- ment. Play Trying Them Out. Penmanship Drill, Typewriting Drill. Girl Reserve meeting. 27, 1927-Assembly--In charge of Civics Department.- An Advertisement . Girl Reserve meeting. 4, 1927-Assembly-lVIusical-- Girl Reserve meeting. 11. 1927-Assembly-Style Show by Dairy council in con- nection with our own girls work. Girl Reserve meeting. 18, 1927-Assembly. Girl Reserve meeting. 25, 1927-Assembly-Term VIII. Girl Reserve meeting. 30, 1927-Memorial Day-Schools close. 31, 1927-School re-opens. 2, 1927-Term VI promotion exercises. 3, 1927-End of Term. Flora Mae Shapiro, Term VII fPhilipD Geer goes gallantly getting girls. Bernice Bantly blows big, bursting bubbles before breakfast. Sara Suppes studies some startling subjects studiously. QMissD Spaulding silently signs some slips so certain stupid students study studiously. - Movie men make money, making movies mirthfully. deep, fMissj Ditmar delightfully dines daily during dinner, down dark dungeon.

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Z 1 M I N I IBAMATIC, -J DRAMATICS IN COCHRAN The ability of the Cochran students to act was highly displayed during this year. The Civics and History, French, and English classes presented some very interesting plays. In the following pages you will find a list of plays which were presented. THE CIRCUS On December fifteenth the circus came to town-a real circus- the combined Adam Hindpaw and Barndoor Bailhay Ring Circus. The performers in this celebrated circus included such well- known characters as Gladys Barton, Hilda Strohmeyer, Louise Thiele, Adam Wendell, Louise Sharp, Erlamonde Riddell, Julia Putorek, Dorothy Stormer, Coletta Rhoades, May Collins, Beatrice Horne, Crissida Swope, Polly Barnhart, Susan Stephens, Mary James, Sara Suppes, Elsie Shaffer, Adelaide Nokes, Josephine Ban- dell, Marion Nicholson, Janet Louther, Josephine Bailey, Bernice Bantly, Phyllis Horner, lbiartha Myton, Flora May Shapiro, Marion Pinder, Mary Kimmel, Nina Lambert, Gwendolyn Rhue, Lois Bantly, Dorothy Grubb, Genevieve Faust, Phyllis, Wright, Sara Lininger, Robert Miller, George Smith, William Perry, William Oaks, John Ream, Daniel Slagle, George lVIcCaulley, William Krieger, Earnest Buterbaugh, Harry Hamilton, Earnest Korb, Harry Resley, James Ringler, John Carle, Clifford Ream, Francis Darr, Clarence Brallier, Roy Jacoby, Charles Swanson, Steed Hacken- smith, James Smeal, Kenneth Hartman, Roy Griffith, Robert Beam, James Graham, Horner Jones, Robert Bischoff, Russell Gochnour, Richard Meyers, Campbell Rutledge, Warren Shaver, Edward Golob, George Gasser, Charles Boyts, Wayiie Bosworth, Robert Klingelhofer, Frederick Beckly, Harold Holsinger, James Griffith, Robert Dixon, Robert Walker, William Bowser, William Dunn, Albert Hornick, Harold Meier, George Keim, Paul Weaver, Louis Swaletk, Bernard Rodgers, Joseph Jordon, Francis Kandor, Charles A. Nesler, Fred Abdalla, Richard Thomas, Philip Geer, Orrie Miller, Lawrence Degnilio, Vernon Dietz, Alice Rodle, Roy Keim, Walter Ambrose, John Kline, Charles Wilson, Curtis Cover, Rich- ard Walker, Wilma Hanson, Paul Meredith, Anna Crotzer, Ruth Hockensmith, Ruth Stuzman, Catherine Blackford, Dorothy Leh- man, Louise Nicholson, Georgetta Sigg, Elizabeth Fassinger, Zeda Urban, Leona Currell and Helen Rodgers. '