Cochranton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cochranton, PA)

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IIrllllulmllmllllulxulllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllHllulllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllullIIllllllllllllllllHlllulnlllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllIllllllllllllllll C-O-H-I-S O EVADENE CLARK Flvadene became our pessimist for class night and she certainly told us what was wrong with us all. We hope she didn't mean it all. Evadene is interested in com- mercial work and we wish her success in that field in the future. After depression, we mean. VIRGINIA CUTSHALL GIN Not so bigeNo, just a midget of the Sen- ior Class-but looking over her past in help- ing to carry on school activities proves that although she is small in appearance she has big ambitions otherwise. UDA ELLIOTT There's nothing much that we can say, About Uda's High School days. Shes just a timid girl we know And does she blush, well I guess so. 'ihe's shy of boys, so 'tis said, But we've often heard her mention Fred. RUSSELL ENLOVV MSHORTYU Russell has been with the class of 1933 only since the beginning of our Junior year, but during that time he has become a nec- essary member. Often in P.O.D, Class he entertains us with quite thrilling stories of the Lone Star State, his home before coming to In our Junior class play, Invisible Eyes he proved himself quite equal to the part of the Ghost . RUTH GASS Ruth is one of our quiet studious Seniors who came to join us during our Sophomore year. You can see from the wh0's who list she has taken quite an interest in school activities and in her record before coming here, she shows herself a prominent figure. It's rather difficult to say where 1tuth's interests lay She has never told us any- thing defmite as to what she intends to do so we are unable to predict anything cer- tain about her future but- Good luck to you, Ruth. E71

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ulllllll nlulllllllullllllllllllllnlllllllll llluiIlllllullullllulIlllmllllllltllulllllllll I ll lluulllllllllllilillullllllllulllnlllllllullllullmlliluiuluiulllmllu 1 C-O F' llllllllIIIlllllllllllKillllllllllllIllllIllllllilllllIlllllllllIllillllllllllllllll CARL NODLER Failings come before virtues: There is no other way to choose. Carl would like a. rocking chair To say why. I do not dare, An easy goin' sort of chap Likes to snatch a wink or nap. Playing in Invisible Eyes He appeared cleverly wiseg ln football, track and field He was not known to yield. As president of the vlass He worked to the very last. FRANCIS O'BRIEN VVhen you are far away from CHS. and would like to hear some news, why don't you tune in on your radio and get Professor Choke Coil O'Brien, broadcasting from CH. R.C.A. at Cochranton. While Shammy is playing in the big league football team he will probably have one of his assistants go on with his work in the CHS. R.l .A. at Cochranton. 1 Shammy joined us when we were Sopho- niores but he surely has made up that lost year. ESTHER PETERMAN C Esther is dignified ' p she doesn't lose her poise, ', - But sometimes she even ' .' Smiles at the boys. J L A student she is if J A student worth while: X Q X - She does all her duties ,X X Witli a bright cheery smile. Q She aims to be a secretary Q This she would do Hneg She Finished up her long four years Third in the honor line. UERNICE REISINGER BERNlE Looking back over Bernie's past, we find she has been a good scholar and a very prominent basketball player. Last year we found her a dramatic suc- cess as leading lady in that deep, dark mys- tery. Invisible Eyes. This year she de- monstrated how to land a man. as Elsie in Here Ponies Patricia . Evidently she be- lieves in practicing what she preaches or why the frequent visits to the Junior room. PHYLLIS ROVVE This little girl is distinguished by her ability as a typist, her high marks, and her quiet air. She is an honor student and lists as fifth in the class. Her favorite type of the opposite sex seems to be blondes. She speaks in school only when spoken to and then her answers are generally right. Out of school she-VVell, you will have to ask someone else. E91 -H-I-S ll!!lllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIlllilllllllllllllllllllllllllll llll