Cochranton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cochranton, PA)

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Junior Class President . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . Class Reporter Betty Anderson Ruby Bailey Eleanor Bean Charles Buchanan Thomas Chatley Harry Crum Kathryn Dickson Wilma Dickson Esther Elliot Etta Enlow Earl George Genevieve Cirardat Grace llanzi Edith llart Earl Healey llelen Hill Carrie Kimmel . . Edward lVlontgon1ery Stella Richard Dale Stevens Willis Vogan . Rendell Hildebran Lawrence Lincoln Margaret Murdoch Russell Peterson Mary Rt-isiiiger William Shaw Ruth Smith Vivian Smith Marie Solt Marian Stallsmith Helen Vargo Esther Weinman Paul West Phyllis Wilcox Charles Williams Doris Williams lda .lane Williams Ethel Woodworth Page Sf 1 en teen

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Last Will and Testament 9 We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight, anno domini, of Cochranton High School, Borough of Cochranton, County of Crawford, State of Pennsylvania, on this, the twenty-seventh day of May, being, in our estimations, of sound mind and body, ilu make legal disposition of certain collective and individual traits to the succeeding ciasscs to aid them in bringing glory to Cochranton High. To the Class of '39 we will the good conduct, gentle demeanor, and intellectual ability of the dignified seniors of the class of '38-. To certain deserving pupils at Cochranton the following members of the class of ,323 leave their respective merits: ARTICLE I To Bill Shaw, George Shesky leaves his ability to make fouls. ARTICLE II Margaret Harvey wills her beautiful blond trcsses to freshman Olga Evans. ARTICLE III Bernice Murdoch leaves to Bettec Anderson her ability to tell 'em what's what. ARTICLE IV To Don Grilhn, Paul Peters bequeaths his ability to make the Chevy go round and round. ARTICLE V Robert Voorhies wills his ability to eat candy in study hall to Kenneth Snyder. ARTICLE VI Ada Hart leaves her sweet demureness to Juanita Greer. ARTICLE VII To Margaret Murdoch goes Estelle Weiss's place in the Hall of Fame. ARTICLE VIII Charles Lincoln bequeaths his knowledge of French, now extended to Oni and Non, to Harry Crum. ARTICLE IX Edith Woodcock leaves her charm and attractiveness to the males to Mary .Iane P ters. 6 ARTICLE X To Earl George, Glenn Smock wills his ability to Swish the cords. ARTICLE XI Harold Griffin bequeaths to Charles Williams his ability to be faithful to one girl. ARTICLE XII To the next Trig. class goes the knowledge possessed by the five members of the math. class of '38 of how to solve the unsolvable. ARTICLE XIII A To Scott Smith, John Hamilton leaves his title of Master of Hypersesquipadalion- 1sm. ARTICLE XIV To anyone who could qualify goes Clairdon Steven's pet expression fcensoredl. We do hereby appoint Miss Lucille Riddle, instructor of x, y, and z, to execute this, our last will and testament, and to offer it in any court in this state, or any other state for probate, waiving exemption, or inquisition. The hand, he seal of the officers of the Class of '38 affixed as the above testators accredit this their last will and testament. ' Signed: ELVIN GALMISH, President, HAROLD GRIFFIN, Vice-President, MARY LAUSH, Secretary. Perley Noon, '38. Page Sixteen

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Sophomore Class President . Margaret Hilgendorf Vice President . . . . John Staudt Secrelziry and Treasurer . Martha Ann Baird Class Roporter ,lulm AllIlf'I'SlDll Mary Iilbfllkli' Pauline Buntin- W'illiurrl Html Vlvillis Beryl Sli-plivn Parkin Ilujr-an Fr-lrlnlillvl Haymunfl Fisli 'lrmvlml l'lll1'lill1gK'I We-slr-3 l:l'f'y1 I'IIllllll l,1-una Uaclslwy Juanita Ure-vr Flu-lelnm Crm-1-r Hlllll llurvu-y Lvnnra llalluway Xlariull lrwin Dnrulliy .lulmsun llnwzml Kaufulal Nr-lliv Kulwl Bvtty Kramvr gr' ffffllllffll . . . Mary Jane Peters Barbara Laush VVyliff Mrffunv ,Iolm McKinley Alive MuKinnf-y Billy Mr-rritt lark Mruyvr John Perhin Grace Pvterman Phyllis Petr-rman Leonard Pc-lersun L4-c' Roy Rice Dorothy Rough Tlwlmu Saxon Doris Sllaffstall lVlllyll2il'fll Slwllvr Merle Slmlle-y Iva Smith Hulbert Slallsmith Evelyn Vuorhivs Grace Yarnell