Cochranton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cochranton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1943 volume:

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W3 3 lil 1M-1,9 ,lux aff, Qfjffzf f x I ' fl? ff l ' '-'Z Q i e b I'O THE READERS OF THIS BOOK Every year Cochranton High School publishes a year book This book contains pictures of the students and teachers with rec ords of mdnidual achievements recording all club activities and sporting exents Primarily it is a book for the Seniors giving them a place where lasting memories are to be stored and where a record of thelr High School accomplishments is to be kept To the parents of students and patrons of the High School xt IS a book written and produced by the students Giving brief but color ritmg and rlthmetic We the editors of this Cohlso would have all people to know that our school is full of opportunity for the students, and this book IS dedicated to the purpose of giving a full view of the school life offered at Cochranton Hrgh School The beginning of this school year saw many changes New faces appeared in the student body as well as in the faculty new clubs were organized and new departments established This year also sees many of our recent alumm in the service of the country Therefore now more than ever before we desire to have an Annual that is as outstanding as the events that have surrounded us We on the Cohlso Staff sincerely hope this book will es tabllsh these ends ful glimpses of activities that go on in the schoolibesides reading, COHFO STAFF Editor m cluef Robert Moyer ASSOClatC Eclltor Brll Klmgen mxth Sports Editor Robert Power Subscrlptron Manager Mary Gregory Copy Eclltor Norma Ewmg Art Eclrtors Mary Ellen Stewart Annette Adelman Classes and Clubs Andrew Dennls Faculty AdVlSOY Mr Helsel janet Thcmas Mildred Donaldson . . 1 . . S . Advertising Manager-Conrad Steinbrenner COCHRANTON H GH SCHOOL X P 11 d of EdUC1tl0H J N lm gw AIRS N crft LIINNXINIX II' I I I I CDI 'YIQI I, I'rf-A I C IDRC I I.. XIYIII' Yi I-f- l'rfsicIut RI X CLRIIS Ll. I'.XIl ' f QCD Sf-1 fan YOCDIJ DEDICATION To All Graduates of C H S Serving In The Armed Forces No matter how far away some of you may be we are sure you can not shut out your memories 01 Cochranton Hlgh Yeare may pass before us bu these memorles wlll llve forever ln this hook we have grouped together the aftlv xtles we have and the Oneb you once enjoyed A you read and look them over thmk back to your school days Remember they were the happlee daye of your young llfe High feel lt a great prlvllage and honor to haw aome of our students and teachers Qervmg Unele Sam We a e sure Amerlca le, ab proud of your seruce a we haxe been To how our apprecxatxcn we de dlcate to you thls Cohlso Yearbook of I943 M G , . , ' . I ' . I 'K' 1 , h . v V . ' I ,X , -. i ' 5 The remainder of us left here, at Cochranton IN MEMORIUM Q'iU PVT GEORGE SHESKY Whose passmg nn death while m the servxce of his country tands as a symbol of the acraflces made by all on the Honor Roll of C H S They have not gone from us O no' they are The mmost essence of each thlng that IS Perfect for us they flame nn every star The trees are emerald wlth their presences They are not gone from us they do not roam The flaw and turmonl of the lower deep But have made the whole wlde world their home And ln its lovelmess themselves they steep . 'A . . . . . . I I A S S . . I . O 1 9 . 1 v X 1 1111 1 Faculty ARMY AIR CORP: Students MARINES ARMY 11 1111 11111111 ROLL OF HONOR 1X 11 1 11 x 1 1 1 1 X X ARMY NURSE AIR CORPS NAVY 1 71 N111 1 COAST GUARD 51- 1' 1-':'1111- XX1f':,11:1 S11..1x 1111141111 1l',11X 111111111 .'1141f11-1' X11111 141 X1111111 X111-1111 17111'111- gm' X11111111 5111111-15111 1q1'11l'1'1 1'. 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Hfiicu l'1':11'1i1'v, Ihmk- 11111 Slllll. li11Q1111-5-. lf11g'li-11, 0111114 121'-1x1'k'i1yP11111-gvfXl1Ni1', ling- kv- ' Q, IK11-1111--N l'f11gl1NI1. 5111-1111 IllL'T'L'lIlI l.:11x', 11111. 51111111-X, Seniors Senlor Calendar 1942 43 SEPTEMBER 8 School opens O Happy f3J Day' SEPTEMBER Z4 Z6 Cochranton Communlty Farr Senior sell hot dogs 5 SCDIOI' HOfI1C Room ASSCfHbly PYOLJHIU NOVEMBER 9 SCHIOYS had plctures taken for yearbook fWhat an lntelllgent lookmg group' NOVLMBE R 20 Sl hanksgnvmg Dance Bull Lundahl s archestra NOVEMBER Z6 30 Nlhanlcsglvmg Vacatlon O me' How we hate to come back DFCEMBER 24 IANUARY 4 Chrlstmas Xfacatlon Freedom' For awhlle JANUARY 20 22 First semester exams Graduatnon seems FEBRUARY l Z8 Basketball game Semors can t he bother ed wlth such mcldentals as study MARCH 75 26 Senlor Play Wxnd ln The South Very suc cessful Bug profit' APRIL 2 Army Navy exams for Sf-mor bays APRIL 23 26 Easter Vacauon Short and Sweet MAY 5 Semors decrde to ga to court Tour Meadvrlle mszead MAY I3 I4 Senior Exams Sh h h' MAY 20 Senior As embly ln whlch the ,IUHIOYS put us on the shelf MAY Zl Semor Banquet We had a dance afterwards MAY 73 Baccalaureate MAY 24 Class N1 hr MAY 25 Commencement HOORAY' WE RE GRADU XTES' , T . , . '. nl Il - A I i B I - 5 .i l 7 Q . .hy . 5 5 J 7 l 1 . 7. . . ' l - .1 A I A C ' 7 more remote than ever for some of us. - 1 H I ' ' . A - 1 . , .. . , ' Y n b . M1 V A S ' . . 4 1 , .g ' STELLA M SHEaKY r nuril A mn IIIL IJ N I X ll: LAWRENCE D aHIRLEY II I JANET E SHOEMAKER hmm Xswudtxon 4 HUBERT B SHOEMAKER In , In g ', 11-1'ic'1 BETTY E. STALLSMITH ': mr'1I ' Q' ' .-. ,Z :mr ... 'Illm 4. B 'un ANDREW STALLSMITH mort Ixy Intlamum k lIw1II 3 4 Intmmuml xoIIcybaII I ummnm L c ot Xnmcnm MARGARET G STEEN 1 4 L 4 Ilrmma Llu an un 4, Il l5S IIA CONRAD C STEINBRENNER A Lum ntxy mms Ixu 1 3 I1 lux 2 Vue N n L Iaw Sur 2 rn nlnnt 3 Tu xsurcr of Dramatic L IuI1 4 I ILSIIICYIII of f imma SIUITII lb 4 umm' Llass PIU 3 LI Q 4 Oper XLFIISIII Mina cr of LOINSO 4 MARY ELLEN STEWART It 4 I 2 3 56 I run Q Ind x X SUl,ldIlll1 Irulunt Slmlcnt Kuux c1I 4: Lolum 5 1 .Q'lIH!' 'iss ' ' 4' Gun ' .UA'll'l EIU . 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WILLIAM J DERUGEN Xars1tx basketball 2 3 qocur 4 Intramural babketball I 4 Intra mural xollexball 1 2 3 4 Xarb ty xolleyball 3 Cross Lountrx Phpl cal htnesa Run 3 Good 'Manners Llub 4 F ADAIR FENNEL rue Ljrldlex l 1 Lum lntramural basketball 2 3 4 lntrn mur'al xolleylmll 2 3 4 Band 4 X me Premdent of DTIIIIHLIL L lub Trl H1 X 2 3 Pres1dent4 mr Llass Play 3 Senmr Ll ass Pay 4 Lolubo Xnnual Staff 4 ILA M FLICKINGER food Manners 4 EARL F GALMISH Intramural basketball I tramural xollex ball 1 Boxs Lhorus I Lamera Llub 4 Qecr of F F A ARTHUR A GREER Intramural ba ketball 1 2 tramural xolleybull I 1 3 4 Niuslc l'est1xal2 3 MCL 're dent of Llasb 1 Lohlso -Xbsouumn 4 Hobby Club 4 Future Farmers of America 4 lumor Clase Play 3 Semor Class Plav 4 Cohlgo Annual Staff 4 HORACE G HART ntrimural ln kctlnll I 3 llltri lral x MARION I HARVEY I L ou mmr F ROWENE HOLLABAUGH Llperetta I Trl H1 X I Good Man mrs L lub 4 Llhrary kmocxatlon 4 MARJORIE C KARNS I ll uril lnulutlm ll ln r rll llexblll 2 3 Llrlb Lhor Llula 4 llllfiflfj Xwo 1 y L IL nmnne Xb cw 1 tx IRENE L KELLY rxmural lm kL mall F001 lnmr L ll: 4 Tr I-I WILLIAM F KLINGENSMITH IIX s hu LI Hi rut N 1 l X 111 rltlll L 111 T ROBERT J MOYER I ll A1 JIU M KAY NODLER 1 url! bl 1rxlxulILw I l nrntarx t K 1311111 l I4 fkl llfQI' E LYLE OLSEN l P il ll SHIRLEY J PETERSON ls If Nw 3 I' W JOHN PODUSZLO IYSITN 11- ctball Xarm s Smear 3 Intmmuml In kntlmall 1 Illtrnmurll xollcylall FSIIY u Yi mud 'N an is LII ROBERT M POWER ultx X xrs 1 1 ll s ulix A VIRGINIA REINSEL lmm mul xtm LOIICCPIIOII Sghuol I num CI1l0I' Hlgll 3 fl s nrux 4 emu 1 3 hon NIAIIIICTS Klub 4 DONALD C ROUGH 5 Int: mmu If 5 Ltlnll 1 3 4 Illlfllllllfd xml r Us Luun Nblkll nm-Q5 lx 1 3 Lumera 1 1 4 F -X Prcslclux ROBERT M SHEEI-IAN In r nmur nl lxaxkctball I In rll x cgball lkmtm A111 cr 2 4 I 1 L horns 1 IJLDOSIUWT of QUIIISU A Q Ll mon Dm 14 IL u 1 L11 4 flpgrc 2 OLIVE M ALBERT Fillllllfdl lmulxetlnll l 2 111ur1l xullc-1l1'1ll r N rar ot TTI H1 N 11111t11 Ll11l1 4 1 IL 1111111 55011111011 4 X 11 1 1 H1 N 3 Tl ha1111 11121 Llulm 4 Upqrctm THOMAS B ALLISON lf lllf l1 MERLE T BAILEY IFNIIX mar 11 r1111111 11 Ltlull 3 4 l11tr'111111r1 1.-111 K rms 1111111 rx IL QS ll Dr 11111 IL Q lub 4 T MARIE BEAN r1111111 11 l1f1sk1tl11ll lllllfll I 1 1 111111 XSs11Ll'lIlOll IJIJLT 1 EDWARD L BELKNAP 111111 X sm11t11111 4 Nl 1 Quuer I Lross L11111 r 11311111 I1t111s5 Ixun 3 l11tr'1111ur IS etlmll 1 3 4 I111r'111111r.1 1 Jill IFS xulky 1cr1tta 1 I 511 S1 111111011 I M x .AE JOHN M BLYSTONE 1rs1ty Tl 1 S111111' 3 ANCHI 11 0 ll lo s rux IJ ll 5Ilff 4 Lrm: Lo IIl1Ls In FERN M CAUVEL N 4 7 3 4 0 l 2 Llass Tr 1 I 11 rd 'VIa1111ers L 1 111110 f111111111111 Xssrmuatlon SUSAN I CHATLEY Illtfllllllfll Iuskctlwall Intramur xo 1111112 Grb Lhorug U11r1tt'1 1 VI11s1c Llub 4 Home I 10111111111 fXQs0c1at1c111 4 JAYNE L DEAN N llllll ANDREW DENNIS Ho s LI1111115 Hung Ima Upgr gray, 6411111111111 4 Spar Hook 1 3 dIl1dIlC Klub 4 I JOHN H TIFFANY rQ1ty Skctlnll 2 4 llltfilllllfll lmaskctlmll 3 lntr'1111ur all 11 S oruw Freaeurcr of Atl1lU1L XSQOLIHIIOVI r1111t1L 1 ll1111r1 dj f S 3 Oper ctta 2 IRENE VARGO 11m X 5Ukl'lIlOll 4 fund rs llulm 4 11111 11 sr 1 111111 WINIFRED C VINCENT r111111r1ll1f1skLtl11ll 1 2 1121111111 1l xollulmll 1 2 Good 'VI11111crs Qlllll 4 'Q' atb' q-of L... 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GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATES Tom Allison a new set of tires Marlon Harvey a new line of gab Kay Nodler a new set of giggles ack M Blystone a haircut charged to the Class of 4 Earl balmlsh a movie contract Olive Albert a new excuse to skip school Bob Power a new book of stories original Peggy Steen course on driving a car Virginia Reinsel a few more vitamins Mary Ellen Stewart a way to get a beau Merle Bailey ten easy lessons on love Arthur Greer a new collection of pictures female ohn Tiffany a wav of etting away with things Conrad Stembrenner a way to keep a girl Mar e Bean a new pack of chewing gum l'ern Cauve a rationing book for Rice Bob Moyer a way to keep up with the Meadville boys Lyle Olsen a little blonde CV R Stella Shesky contract with Metro Goldwyn Mayer Adair Fennel a round trip ticket to England Reva Peters a good lme to catch Fish Evelyn Thomas a chest full of hopes ohn Paduszlo more gas to make his rounds Horace Hart a few more points for canned goods Beans Andrew Dennis a new line of argument lla Flickinger a megaphone so she can be heard Catherine Wolfe a new French Guide Susan Chatlev some of Harxe s gab Marjorie lxarns a little white uniform lrene Kelly a reference for a good stenographer Shirley Peterson stationary for her fan mall anet Shoemaker a few more patterns to keep up her wardrobe Bill Klingensmlth a new apron for the A6113 Rowene Hollabaugh a trip to the desert with a Campbell Don Rough a new horn for his car Bob Sheehan a permanent Job counting money Hurbert Shoemaker nerve pills to speak up William Derugen a bouquet of flowers lris s 1m Vogan some more girls to tease Eugene Wilt a way to hold a good job ayne Dean a book of Air Mail stamps Betty Stallsmith a new reed for her clarinet lrene Vargo some company to walk home with Winifred Vincent a few more stripes from the Army jean Wilkins a new way to spell her name Gene Andy Stallsmith some more girls to entertam J l- - U ' , Q ' 3. -T . 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C J. 1. . . - ' - . - 1 . y 4 u .I ,- ' ' f ' - . xl 9-i CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN Officers For 39 ' President Lee Hall Y lce Presldent Bob Moyer Secretary Kay Nodler Treasurer Reva Peters In September of l939 seventy slx boys and glrls gathered at the famous portals of C H S and wanted untxl the doors were opened by our huge man Hls name was Mr Moon and we soon learned he was called prlnclpal He showed us to a large room and also mtroduced us to Mlss Vlolet Pressler who was to be our home room advisor Our education began rlght away as a bunch of unruly persons calling themselves Semors took over and soon had u doing thelr blddmgs Carrylng our books ln gunny sacks boys wearmg glrl clothes and vlce versa were some of the tortures mflected upon us Some of our Group were pamted with shoe polish and llp stlclc Yes we learned fast One Frlday evening after the group of Freshman had endured just about all they could the Senlors threw a bug party ln our honor at Shady Rest Park Carlton Here we were told that we could on the followlng Monday report to C H S as full fledged members of sand mstltutlon Around Xmas time a skatlng party was held ln Meadvllle by our class and about one half of the Freshman attended Then after another semester of study we had exams and were dlsmlssecl for the summer SOPHOMORE Offlcers For 40 Presldent ean WllklHS Vlce President ohn Buchanan Secretary Conrad Stembrenner Treasurer Fern Cauvel cut down to 66 Only thls tlme we were qulte a different bunch of students We were Sophomores We fmd two new teachers awaltmg us namely Mr Helsel who turned out to be our home room advisor and Mr Spence a his tory teacher This year a good many members of our class heard the call for muslclans for the school band Many of the Sophomore Class bought new ln struments and wlth the gundances of Mr Spence and Mr Helsel became qulte the players At Xmas tlme we had a small home room party when we ex changed glfts Throughout the year we served noon lunches to the school and the proceeds reallzed from these were turned over to the Cohlso for the sup port of the Annual Once agaln after the exams we were dlsmlssed for the Summer vacatxon JUNIOR Offlcers For 41 Presldent Conrad Stelnbrenner Vlce Presldent Arthur Greer Secretary ean Wxlklns Treasurer Fern Cauvel Ah' upperclassmen at last and for the thlrd tlme we resumed our studles at C H S By thls time there were 60 of us MISS Riddle and Room l04 were glven to us for our unlor Year home room essentlals ln the mlddle of the year our room was dlvlded Half of us went downstairs to the new room with a group of SCDIOTS to hawe home room wlth Mrs WCISIC The junior Class Play Early to Bed and Early to Rise was presented under the dlrectlon of Miss Vogan and Miss Rlddle After the second week of practuce Mass Rxddle got the mumps and Mlss Vogan carried the burden of coaching from there on however all around good performance was en Joyed by the audience The Annual Jumor Halloween Party was another hugh light thls year On October 24 the majority of the student body gather 1 ' ' -- 40 , I . lt n ,Dy S ' ' 1 '41 N TJ 1 Once again we entered' the halls ci-C. H. in early September, our number ' ' - '42 n ' l 'I ' 1. - u . l a ed in the gym and en1oyed games refreshments a grand march and dancing Prizes were awarded to the students and teachers who were masked Several noon lunches were prepared for the school by us and profits were turned over to the Cohxso for the support of the Annual The Seniors chose Rowene Hollabaugh and Bill Klrngensmlth for honary ushers for Commencement We feel they were representative of our class Exams were enjoyed by us in late May and agam we were turned loose for the summer vacation remem berlng that when we came back in the fall we would be the Senior Class SENIOR Officers For 42 President Bill Klmgensmrth Vice President lm Vogan Secretary ean Wilkins Treasurer Fern Cauvel Our dream having been realrzed for at last we are Seniors For the last time ln our High School days our class gathered together and this time there were 46 of us We notice Immediately a change ln our school Mr Moon was gone but in his place as promised had been ably filled by Mr Spence Four new teachers were on our faculty and two new departments were added to the curriculum this year First on the calander this year was the Thanksgiving Dance This party was usually managed by the Cohiso Asso This year for the first time was sponsored by the Senior Class The I6 PICCC orchestra of B111 Lundall from Grove Cnty College was engaged and was enjoyed by all The theme of the dance of course was Thanksgiving and the gym was very elaborately decorated with green and orange crepe paper and silhouettes of orange and black oe York a last year Senior was drafted into helping us decorate the gym Something new in its way of actlvltles was ln troduced to the Seniors this year At the fxrst of the second semester several of our boys started the practice of cutting afternoon classes just going to school in the morning and working afternoons and evenings One of our members left March 2 to Join in the Service of his Country We country in this way We have flve members of our class whom we should pay special tribute to These five Kay Nodler Peg Steen Bob Moyer john Tlf fany and Bill Kllngensmrth have been together rn this school for the past I2 years March lst saw the first play practice the Senior Play Wind ln The South was chosen by a committee of faculty members and Mr Helsel was elected to direct the play A very successful performance was given on the nights of March 25 and 26 A record crowd was attending The Senior Class of 43 was very versatile ln the fact that It had so many of its members in so many different actlvitres We had four lettermen on the varsity basketball team three of which get sweaters this year wlth two stripes on them Ten of our boys were members of the F F A and took an active part in this organization Girls were enrolled ln the new Home Economlcs Association and they all learned how to be better than good housekeepers and mothers The four members from the Senior Class to be on the Student Council were chosen on Feb 20 with the following results Mary Ellen Stewart Bob Shee han Andrew Stallsmxth and Conrad Stembrenner The president of the Stu dent Council was chosen on March I 3 and Mary Ellen Stewart was elected May l9th through Zlst were the dates for the Senior exams this year B5 this time we had all our book reports in and our term papers completed Sunday May 23 Baccalaurete servlces were held 1n the U P Church with Commencement being held ln the Hugh School gym Mrs Mowry chairman of commencement exercises commrttee A patriotic pageant was the theme of the evening Tuesday May 25 class nite was held in the school gym And now as a solemn group of people armed with a High School Educa tion we leave C H S with over coveted diplomas With our souvenlors and memories we scatter like marbles dropped from a sack Wlth the world ln the condltlon it is now we do not know what IS ln store for us ' 1 l 743 -J are all proud of Ed Belknap for being so anxious and so willing to serve his 1 s 1 ARTICLE I CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT 1 111 1 1 X X ARTICLE II 1 1 11111 11 1 1 11 N 1 1 1 1 1 N X ARTICLE III 111 1 ARTICLE IV 1 s N 111 ARTICLE V x 1 1 ARTICLE VI 1 111111 11 111 1 1 1111 sl N., '1 1 11L XX .1111-1'1:1.x11f 11143 111 1'111'111':11111111 111211 S11111111, 1111111 q1':11111:1111111 11441111 11111 11' 111s111111i1111 1v1l'1 11 111-1'1-fN:11'5' 111 111-11111-:1111 N111111- 111' 11111' 11111N1:11111111g 4111Z111111'N 111111 1-X11 1111 I11llIl1'X :111111tf1-5 I11l111' 1111111-1'1'1:1N-1111-11 1l1A s:1111 1I1N1111l1111II. 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SENIOR PLAY W nd In The South The Cast Karl Werner a farmer Anna Werner hls wife Elsie their daughter ohn their son Marla ohn s wlfe Pietro an ltallan peddler Mrs Wlrklxn a neighbor woman Mrs Seclcler another nelghbor woman Dora Qeckler Arthur Greer Kathryn Wolr Mane Bean Conrad Stelnbrenner Stella Shesky Andrew Stallsmlth Peg Steen Mary Ellen Stewart Adalr Fennel Wrth all due respect to the many fine plays given ln the past at C H S this year s production Wind ln The South was acclaimed anywhere from one of the best for a long time to the best ever produced by a Semor class Not only was the play successful from the standpoint of a dramatic pro ductlon but nn addltlon the proceeds whnch resulted from a large attendance were very gratlfymg The play deplctxng life amon the German settlers of rural lowa was a productlon by Edward Staadt 'lhe theme was based on race preyudlce and proved to be one of the strong points with the audxence The play was under the direction of Mr Helsel with Mrs Mowry as dlrect or of advertlsmg Mlss Wheeling director of makeup and Mr DeRemer dlrector of scenery and stage craft , , If ' ,Y I , - - r , , J . . . . , J . . , - . ., . 0 . lc . uv - ' . . . . . 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' 1 ,v ' a - 1 QHQLSSQS JUNIGRS HISTORY OF JUNIOR CLASS OF 1944 ln the year of l940 80 green but rather brllllant freshmen entered the walls of Cochranton Hlgh School to begun a career that was to mark them as an outstanding class We were surprlsed but pleased to fmd that Mr Spence was to be our home room teacher for the flrst year Shortly after entering school our lmtlatlon party was held at the home of Russell Bean Thls event was enjoyed by all who attended We had luncheons to ralse money for our class At Christmas tlme we had a small party ln our home room and exchang ed gxfts Our class offrcers for the year were as follows Presldent ean Dunn Vlce Presldent Dorothy Gull Secretary Loren Patterson Treasurer lrene Work After a pleasant vacatlon the students assembled ln Room 7 wlth Mr Hel sel as our home room teacher At the end of the first semlster the class was dlvlded Most of the pupils moved to Room l03 where Mr Helsel was ln charge whlle the remamder of the class stayed m Room 7 under the super vlslon of Mr Nelson A Chrlstmas party was held ln Room 7 and a lovely time was had by all the students Our class held luncheons to pay for our plcture ln the C0hlSO Toward the latter part of the year our Biology class under the leadership of Mr Nelson took a trip to Pymatunlng Dam We vlslt ed the lake the splllway and other places of mterest After we had eaten and played ball we went to Conneaut Lake Park where we ate supper and then ordered our class rings which were to be delivered the followmg September Our class offlcers for the Sophomore year were President oe Anderson Vlce Presldent Eleanor Carrara Secretary l..0lS Vogan Treasurer ohn Work Thls year as unlors Room l04 was our home room and Mlss Riddle was our home room teacher ln September we received our class rmgs We gave the Hallowe en party thls year which was a successful event lnstead of hav mg separate Christmas partnes thls year the whole school had one ln the gym ln December we had tryouts for cheerleaders Three groups participated Jn thls The unlor group conslstlng of Dorothy Gull and Eleanor Carrara were chosen to represent the school Shortly after this Elame Gxlmore was added to the group The one bug project of the class was sponsormg the Georgra Wildcats on Aprll 8 The audltorxum was very well fllled and a n1ce sum was realized The officers were as follows Presldent John Work Vice Presldent Eleanor Carrara Secretary Elalne Gilmore Treasurer lrene Work ' -J went roller skating. 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Some of our class- , T 1 SOPHOMORE POPULARITY POLL Dlstlnct features of our class members chosen by popular vote Best Best Best Best Best Best reekrrr errle Arrrr Moyer Mxe slrrurrr leekrrrer boys rrrr Freyerrrrrrrlr Duck llart dr egse ea grrle Mary Gregory lVl1e srrrurrre dressed boys I rr Moore Drele Met erl lrked beye Drelr lVlcQarl Drek Hart lrked errle Mary Crreeery Mae srrrllrrre, Llvellest glrls Sara McQurdV Nancv Darby Llwellest boys oe lVlcQonnel l eonard Grlbert uletest boys Wayne Burnett l1.arl lhomas uletest glrls Aletha Shay lda Kelly Funmest boys Le narcl Cllbert Ardel Bookamlre Funniest girl Sara 'Vlccurcly Ruth Dennis Best Best Best Best Best Best all around students Betty Wood Mary Gregory boy athletes DlCk Hart Duck McQarl gurl athletes Nnn Moyer Clorla Lmdsay liked men teachers lVlr York 'Vlr llelsel llkecl women teachers Mrs Mowry Mrs Williams matched couples Nancy Darby and Metro Karwash Ma Shlllmg ancl Dlck Hart . gy .- . . , e t g. - . -.I , ' . y-ie ' N - . . . s 1 ,7- .' v ' -J , e . 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QIHQZLCCHG Fa.QuH1l:,y Grade Faculty Mxss Margaret Homan lclmlmm 1St'1lQ lr lLl1Cl'5 Lm I cllnlmm bran lcalherx K, tn Lo Lge nemux fl l Mrs Margaret Porter F Cnnnmrx lrlul mlm Five xf I .2 MISS Averyl Wheellng Mrs Blanche Hovls lflm c m :urn S n In xglura 'rl ' U U ega lOll nnurxn . 3' H mu ft llttslmul l ng 151 Soual Stu: ILE lnlcmentarx I ducatmn Q - , . .4 . .i 1 5 ' 1 A H' x 5 lc e. ll- . 1 , . : .. ' lilldl 2 lf l 10: timl. ' .vu Q, , at ' A . , ,hw ' . ff . of . F A , A fs . ' ' 'K ll- l. I i fmt, f - H , lm v State Tfszlcllcrs Ll llvcc li H I mar- Lv - I ,- l'1lL'lllk'Ill1lI lfllfi ' n. 1 ' J 'gl1. 2 l l, ,' f FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES FIRST AND SECOND GRADES GRADE OPERETTA She Dldnt Believe was successfully presented to the pub llc by Grades one through sux on the evenlng of December I7 l942 rn the chool auditorium The Qhrxstmas theme adapted rtself readrly and was enjoyed throughout the preparatron and presentatnon by the cast of erghty elght and the drrectors The lead Mrss Dorothy was ably played by a newcomer to Cochranton Shirley Crawford By the way Shrrley has moved talents Elves dolls flowers toys candles Santas gifts Jumping acks house wrves merchants and a tram were cleverly por trayed and used to make Mlss Dorothy repentant and tearful about msrstmg the holxday season was nonsense Grades seven and erght took charge of ushering and tickets and shared ln the proceeds whrch amounted to S14 80 for each of the four rooms partlclpatlng The Music Department and Grade teachers take thls oppor tunrty to thank all who rn anyway made the operetta a pleasur able actlvlty and a flnanclal success M H , ' - f ' back to Armstrong Goj The cast required characters of varied BASKFTBALL SEASON FOR 42 43 The season of 47 43 was one of the most buccensful exper xenced by the Qardlnal Five ln recent years The books show an even break IH twenty games Thls season saw many new teams added to Q H S schedule 1 he new addltlon meluded St oseph s of O11 Clty St Agatha Q of Meadvllle and Ixtusulle ln the In Qounty League we txed for second place with the Rocky Groxe Orioles C ranherry repeated ns last year S performante to renfnn the mle lxllngensmlth Power nd Blystone tor bcormg .Stembrenner ind Patterson for te xxnwork and llxrt for hrs agresslxe play not to mentlon Anderson York MCQ 'url and Freyermuth for thelr 1lJ1lllX to 5 t on sllxers and Lorne lp x lt for more Y -Y As for members of the team, special plaudits should be given '. ',a ' a 'lc z ' 1' -2 1 2 'Q K ' , VARSITY BASKETBALL C I-I OPP Cambrlclge Grove City TltUSVlllC Alumni TltUSVlllC Saegertown Sandy Lake St oe s Rocky Grove Cranberry Cambridge Sandy Lake Linesxille St. oes Cranberry St. Agatha Linesville St. Agatha Saegertown mm JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Home Opponent M C A A A Saegertown I2 Meadvllle I8 IVleacIv1IIe---I 5 26 Home L1nesv1IIe-50 TIIUSVIIIC I 7 Lmesvllle 3 I Saegertown I 9 Home r Varsity Meadvxlle 29 2 Opponent Y .... -2I I2 ' ' 0 F. F. .-32 I3 ' ' - 25 Titusville-I 7 I2 Oil City-28 3 F. F. .-I4 I4 ' ' - S - 23 - I I ' - I7 I . ' - I I9 ' ' - 38 GIRLS BASKETBALL Whlle Cochranton Hlgh clld not have a grrls varsxty basketball team there was qulte an Interest lh mtermural games between the Semor team and a team made up of juniors Sophomores and Fresh men glrls After playmg several very close and m terestmg games before the student body at specxal was concelved The wmners rn thls game were to have their pictures ID the year book For a whlle all went ln honor of the underclass men and then true to form the Semors snapped out of lt and brought the game to a vlctorlous close with a score of 23 to 22 We salute thus fme team of Senior gurls ln ther remarkable athletic abrllty and team work ,e U ly scheduled times, the idea of a final tournament l CHEER LEADERS At the openlng of the present term the school found Itself wlthout any cheerleaders our last year s team of West York and Poly havmg graduated ln order to brmg out the best talent ln the school a program of advertlslng and practlce was encour aged whlch was followed by a serles of try outs by different groups of contestants before the entlre student body After thus an electron was held whlch resulted ln the choosing of Dot Gull and Eleanor Cararra Both of the e gurls proved to be very able ln leadmg the student body xn yells Not only were old yells Improved upon but many new ones were ln troduced We can certainly look forward next year to two very well quallflecl and peppy cheerleaders v . . Q 9 , . v 1 y S CLUBS new program of xctlxlty was lrled t I CllfI'lClllUIH Clllflllil the put yt xr which has proud to he xery much ln aw r wlth the stu ents ln te ul of the usuxl sm perxod d xx x e un perled day wa It IS dL1I'll'lU thxs actlvlty perlod each day th ut most of the extra curricular activities take place This dCtlWltj takes many different forms one ol the most lmportant of them being Clubs The fol lowlng paves picture and fully descrlbe the worlf of these Qlubs Whlle this rs somethlng rather new and different IH C H S the accomplishments of many of the clubs reflect the work of mature well orffanlzed Groups All of the students look foreward to next yen to the contmuance of the club work sponsored durlnv the actnxty period A ' if ' 2 ' ' 3 ac, 1 o he ? ' f 'J ' ' J fl s ra 32 .- ' il',iF!'f- t 'Q adopted, the extra period being an activity pcriocl, . 5 . . . . r 2 TN' 'F 7 i' ' F, U vk V I . DECIMA LEGIO de COCHRANTON Prmceps Mae Shllllng Scuba Patsy McDan1el Comltes Charlotte Boals Betty Wood Martha Hamllton Ann Moyer and Glorla Lmdsey Maglstra Mrs Mowry On Wednesday afternoons durmg the flrst perlod lf anyone cunous enough should happen to have peered through the library door he would have beheld a group of young ladxes clothed nn the tradltnonal whnte Roman dress and would have heard somethlng luke this Amxcl concllulm ad ordmem venlet Frlends the meeting wlll come to order Let us all repeat our motto Qin unlsonl Cognto Ergo Sum CI thunk Therefore l am, Havmg uttered thus lofty sentiment these serious Roman ladies would slt back on thelr benches and walt for roll call to which they were obliged to answer Adsum and then glve a Latm word After the pro s and con s of the busmess meetings the members enjoyed varlous aCtlVltlCS and programs which centered around the daily lxves of thc Romans soap carving songs planning and constructlng a Roman vxlla etc Outstanding among the actlvltxes was the Christmas program to whlch all Latm students were mvlted Of great mterest also was the readmg of a book The Unwlllmg Vestal This was so real and mspmng that all the young ladies be lneved they were llvmg the experiences of Brmarla themselves Because the Declma Leglo de Cochranton so enjoyed lts first year of meet mgs It IS loolcmg forward to an even more mterestmg time next year -va - --- 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 , . u . . . . . . . . . , . 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HUNTING AND FISHIIXG CLUB Presrdent Bob Powers Vrce Presrdent Duck Hart Secretary Dlck Kline Treasurer Eugene Wilt lnstructor Mr Helsel The Hunting and Frshlng Club was formed a few weeks after school be gan It was orrglnally made up completely of boys but later two gurls Jomed our lllustrrous ranks Club membership IS now thirty two Mr Helsel as our mstructor endeavored to teach us the fundamentals of huntrng and flshmg We fmally managed to acquaint ourselves with part of Mr Helsel s vast reservoir of knowledge Among the thlngs discussed were how to hunt deer when to fxsh how to cast types of frsh etc The mstructron must have been successful because two of our number got deer Perhaps the most fascmatmg part of our actlvxty was the lnstructlon m fly tymg Thns very delicate and rnterestlng hobby IS to our way of thrnkmg completely mastered by our mstructor whose artlflclal fhes put the real thmg to shame Some of the members made flshlng rods and equipped wrth these and other materials prepared to invade the realm of successful flshermen Mr Helsel and a group of boys helped stock trout ln streams of the vrcm lty and hoped they would see the same trout once agam securely hooked! Another actrvlty carrred on by the Huntmg and Fnshmg Club was the dns trlbutmg of corn to wlld hfe Thus gram was obtamed from the Game Commls slon Durmg the months of March and April the Club took part m a trappmg rabbits ahve project Thrs under the sponsorshlp of the Game Commlsslon was purposed to rrd Cochranton of rabbnts durmg the gardening season The Club obtamed a great deal of knowledge from varlous hunting and flshmg magazines and we made good use of all avallable maternal All our members enjoyed the Club and learned a great deal along wrth the fun We consrder our meetmgs time very well spent Annette Adelman Y- V -- - A- Y- --, v ' 1 ' v 1 n . . . I v 1 w - , . ' 1 n v 1 , . A , A . . . . U . . . n . . . . . . , , a . s ' . .-. I THE CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club got off to a good start under the dlrectron of Mr Fore man The followmg offncers were elected Presrdent Mary Gregory Vlce Presldent Roy Kantz Secretary Norma Ewing Treasurer Norma Lesh Programs centered around the study of the camera takrng pxctures and moving plctures and slides However due to the shortage of camera supplies later on m the year rt was decrded to change the club mto a model club Due to an extended illness on the part of Mr Foreman Mr Spence was chosen as the faculty advisor The club rs now engaged ln making all kmds of wooden models such as model alrplanes autos and boats u 1 ' s 1 . , . t . y . BOY S HOME ECONOMIC CLUB President Bill York Vice President Harry Wood Secretary oe Anderson Treasurer Richard McCarl The Boy s Home Economic Club was organized in September with the about the wonderful food served to the members spread through the school Everyone was envious but we were quite happy about the whole thing At the beginning of the year numbers were drawn by members and the lucky ones received cakes and pies The winners suddenly became very popular and they Knot to mentlon the food were the center of attraction The Boy s Home Economic Club also served several lunches for the school during the first semester Miss Kase had charge of the Club during the first part of the year and in january Mrs Laughery took the group in hand Lunches were served by and for the club members every Wednesday We were dlvlded into three groups Cooking Serving and Cleanup committees These groups rotated every week so each boy got a chance at ex ery activity A party was held by the Club on March thirty first and each member was allowed to invite one guest C-ames were played refreshments served and the party was a great success All ln all our Club enjoyed a most successful ear and hopes to widen it s field of activities in the future Joe Anderson Y C f ,sf if ., es J object of teaching boys to cook. After the first two or three meetings the news . 5 . ' . ' . L I . THE FUN CLUB Presldent can Shoemaker Vlce Presndent Ruth Rlchardson Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Brock Come on over to our house IS becomlng a more famlllar phrase today The very mformal affaxrs that are organized on the spur of the moment are the most enjoyable types of entertamment The alm of the Fun Club IS to teach the hospltable art of entertalnmg our fnends m our own famllxar surroundings ln addltlon to learning appropriate games for vanous types of parties the club made and sold favors provldecl the entertalnment for the school Christmas Party and had a Christmas party for the members of the club During the flrst semester Miss janet Thomas sponsored the club bu with the beginning of the second semester Mr Reed became the faculty advlsor Membershnp conslsts of twenty flVC gnrls all of whom consented to an assessment of frve cents monthly dues ln order to defray necessary expenses u n. . .. , v , . . . . L , l , . ' 1 THE DRAMATICS CLUB PI'CSlClCnl Olive Albert Vice President Adair Fennel Secretary Mary Ellen Stewart Treasurer Conrad Stembrenner The Dramatics Club was organized this year with the purpose of further ing the students interest in Dramatics The club has proven to be one of the most interesting and also one of the largest clubs in existence in the school to day R W DeRemer1s the advisor The club was divided into the following working units Acting Makeup and Scenery drawn up with Robert Mover ack Blystone Mane Bean and Dorothy Gill acting on the committee Entertainment for the club was provided for each Wednesday by Peg Steen and Kathryn Bell Two one act plays entitled A Ghostly Evening and Antic Spring were presented to the school in Assembly and to the public in general on the evemng of anuary fifteenth A party was held in the school building on the night of February tenth Each member invited one guest The faculty also were guests of the club The evening was spent playmg games and dancing Stella Shesliy john Tiffany Early in the year a constitution stating the aims and objectives was DEFENSE CLUB Presldent Esther Burk Secretary Aletha Shay Treasurer Betty Tarr Together with the formation of many clubs at the beginning of the school year the Defense Club was organized under the leadershlp of Mrs Wiese pervxslon of Miss Thomas The aim of the club is to ald in all wartlme drives but special emphasis is placed on the selling of War Saving Stamps and Bonds Although membership was open to all students only girls Joined The boys must haxe felt they would have their part to do later The boy s Ag class volunteered to build a booth and two girls sold stamps every day during the first semester When the call was made for reclaimed silk the club responded and col lected old silk stockings Additional activities of the group included the spon sormg of a poster contest the sellmg of popcorn and zombie pins The theme of the poster contest was Liberty All entries submitted were very good but fmally the decision of the Judges resulted in the cash awards being given to Mary Gregory Cliff Gregory Betty Bailey Dons DeVault and Patsy Mc Daniel ln February our school Joined in the County Stamp and Bond Drive Two bombers at the cost of S1400 00 each are to be sent to England by us The bombers are well on their way ln three weeks our sales have exceeded SI490 00 Much credit should be given to the grades for thelr part in this campaign The Defense Club is on the alert and no Job of helping Uncle Sam win this war will lack their and June Hazard With the beginning of the second semester, the club was placed under the su-- COCHRANTON HIGH SCHOOL DRILL CLUB lst Sergeant CTop Krck Homer Shay Platoon Sergeant Lyle Woodworth Guide Wrlma ohnston Squad Sergeant lst Squad ack Colgan Squad Sergeant 2nd Squad Tom Allrson Squad Sergeant 3rd Squad ames Vogan Yardbrrd Sara McCurdy Advrsor Charles W York Thrs club s actrvrtres for the year have been lrmrted to practrce and drrll rn clo e order and extended order drrll The club meets every Wednesday durmg actrvrty perrod for an enjoyable trme Wrth a few exceptrons consrder able has been accomplrshed to date to wrt Paul Gehres has removed hrs hands from hrs pockets Tom Allrson gets rn to step at least once each drrll Sara McCurdy does the goose step ,lack Colgan has been seen wrth hrs mouth shut Leonard Grlbert occasronally keeps quret Ed Belknap has hrs advance practrce for hrs future career and Mr York has lost hrs temper at our seem mg incompetence 'yas so to . gg g J g 1 JJ J ' K. P.. so C A to C as ff Dick Johnson THE JOLLY MUSIC CLUB Last fall when the clubs were organxzed many of us chose to become members of the Muslc Club with Mlss olly as our advisor The arm of our club was to learn to apprecnate classncal muslc dance smg m parts and to present the mam polnt of actlvlty has been dancing We have learned to round dance waltz and to do the VlfglDIH Reel At the beglnnmg of the sec ond semester we adopted a new name for our club lt was The Jolly Muslc Club There are twenty frve members attend good musical shows and concerts if circumstances permitted. To thv THE ART CLUB The Art Club was organlzed at the beginning of the second semester wlth Mxss Donaldson as sponsor The purpose of this club IS to study a few of the fundamental prmcxples of lme form color and deslgn and to learn to ap preclate the xmportant part Art plays ln the llves of all mdlvlduals Several drawlng and pamtmg projects are well under way with muc'1 interest :md enthuslasm mamfested An electlon on March second resulted m the following taking offlce Vice Presldent Alice Fox Secretary Treasurer Betty Barley President , , , . ,, , ,, , Lyle Olsen THE BIBLE CLUB September I942 marked the begmnmg of a Blble Club ln Cochranton Hxgh School Ruth Dennis and Mlldred Rough wlth Mass Rxddle the advxsor met each actlvrty perlod nn the Actlvlty Offlce The purpose of the club IS to encourage one another ln the study and apprecratxon of Cod s Truth Study to show thyself approved unto God a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rlghtly cllvldmg the word of truth ll Tum 2 I 5 . , 1 . . n n v . ... n . THE GOOD MANNERS CLUB The Good Manners Club composed of a mixed group was formed as the name lmplles to learn some of the ll ltl'lC8ClCS of mtroductlons table etl quette manners on the street ln the school ln the home and correct table settmg Posters have been made on txps on good manners to be placed m the Home Rooms Through lt s Informal drscussxons the members hope to acquire some of the culture and charm whlch are necessary for making a happy hfe This club IS under the leadershxp of Mrs Wllllams and has for lt'S offlcers the following people Presldent Shirley Peterson Vice Presxdent Henry Shesky Sec and Treas Reva Peters 1 1 v 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . . . 21 THE GAMMA SIGMA CLUB The Gamma Slgma Club represents somethlng a blt dlfferent ln hugh school clubs It was orgamzed by a group of students for the most part on their own lnltlatlve Mr Helsel and Mrs Wllllams were chosen as faculty advlsors with the following students as officers Presldent Conrad Stembrenner Vlce Presldent Blll Klmgensmrth Sec Treas Mary Gregory Asst Treas Mae Shlllxng The purpose of the club may well be understood by lts motto Know Thyself Smce the motto has a Greek Oflgln the flrst letters of the orlglnal words were chosen as a name Gamma Slgma The program of the club has been one of development along the llnes of dlscusslon techniques parlxmentary procedure and soclal entertainment Each meeting a general question IS dlscussed by the group Such questlons as What are the plans of Amerlcan Youth3 What the Hlgh Schools should teach The Family of Tomorrow and A Suitable Program of Recreation for the Summer were among some of the most mterestmg Panel discussions. round tables, debate and open forum were the methods used m dlscusslng these questlons Dlfferent faculty members were mvlted from time to time to lead the dlscusslons. 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AQILEVETLEQS ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Peggy Steen-Senlor Annettee Adelman umor Patsy McDaniel Sophomore Patrncxa Klme Freshman Faculty Advisors Mrs Wlllrams and Mr DeRemer The assembly committee was chosen at the beglnnlng of the school term and began functlonmg immediately It was the first project of It s kind to be mltlated mto the school It IS ln keeping with the new splrlt of student govern ment and student partxclpatlon ln school aCtlVltlCS Whereas before assembly programs were not presented regularly and there was no committee appomted to take charge of the planmng we of the commlttee made an effort this year to present to the student body a program of entertamment every week mcludmg education patrlotlsm and Just fun These programs were greeted wlth enthusiasm and were greatly successful The vanous organizations clubs and classes presented programs Some types were Vlctory songs Hlstorlcal programs PatIlOtlC programs Amateur hours programs for speclal occasslons and plays We also had some very ln terestmg speakers The usual outlme of all assembly was Devotions Trl H1 Y A song Announcements Planned programs Thrs opportunity should be taken to thank Mrs Wllllams and Mr De Remer who were our faculty advxsors The commxttee would have been qulte lost wlthout them Mr DeRemer was slightly handncaped 1n that he was the only male present at our meetings but he managed remarkably ln gettlng hrs Ideas through the femlnme barncade J 1 . . . . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . u. n 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 u 1 - ' , . 1 THE LIBRARY CLUB Offlcers President Mary Ellen Stewart Vnce Presldent Rnchard Gull Secretary Rlchard McCarl Treasurer Catherme Wolfe Thus organlzatlon was made up of members interested m the care and ar rangement of books and library proceedure Practlcal experience was galnecl by the followmg who were chosen as llbranans Flrst Period Rlchard Klmgensmlth Rlchard Gull Second Period Edwin Moore Rlchard McCarl Fourth Perlod fMonday Wednesday and Friday Rowene Hollabaugh Evelyn Thomas fTuesday and Thursday Loren Patterson Harry Wood Sixth Penod Mary Ellen Stewart Annette Aclelman Seventh Period Kathryn Hayden Catherme Wolfe A hlghlnght of the year was the purchase from the Hugh School Book League of 100 new books clothbound and prlnted on good paper Especially selected for Hngh Schools these books added greatly to the readlng mterest among the student body .- , .,- ' 1 I . TRI HI Y Offlcers Presldent Adalr Fennel VICC Presldent Shlrley Peterson Secretary Stella Shesky Treasurer OIIVC Albert Faculty Advlsor MISS Riddle MEMBERS-Adalr Fennel Ann Moyer Mary Wood Mae Shllllng Norma Lesh Patsy McDanlel Norma Ewlng Clorla Llndsay Betty Stallsmlth Shlrley Peterson Marjorle Farver Irene Kelley Dorothy Glll Colene Bucher Marllyn Power Mary Gregory Sue Whlte Stella Shesky Marlan Harvey Dorls Mc Cracken Ollve Albert Mary Conslder Jean Dunn and Dorls Albert The Trl Hl Y started the year wlth only I3 former members At the flrst meetlng of the year the objectlve and purpose of this Chrlstlan organlzatlon were presented to the glrls of the student body Twenty glrls dCCldCd that they would llke to Joln our club so they were lnducted lnto membershlp at an lmpresslve candle llghtlng SCTVICC Under the capable leadershlp of the presl dent Adalr Fennel several worthwhlle aCtlVltlCS were Cafrled on FIISI there was the Clean Speech Campalgn Wlth approprlate posters ln promlnent places The Trl H1 Y glrls sold homemade peanut clusters at several basketball games and a VlCtY0l8 dance was held after the Cochranton Rocky Grove game These last two projects helped to sponsor the Letters to Servlcemen The news about school was collected dltto coples made and malled to all of those who used to be one of us and now far from us The devotional perlod of the hlgh school assembly programs was dlrected by the glrls of the Trl H1 Y Trl Hl Y Code To bulld a better world Ready must I be ln the place where llfe doth flnd me Holdlng fast yet pushlng on Into glorlous adventure You and l and Cod 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 U . 11 . . 1 1 un 11 -1 11 . . u . 11 .-. . GIRLS GLEE CLUB The Glrls Chorus thus year conslsted of 32 members There were eleven Freshmen enght Sophomores eleven umors and two Semors The chorus was made up of three parts lst soprano 2nd soprano and alto ln smglng two part numbers the 2nd sopranos sung alto At the begmnmg of the year the chorus took part ln an assembly program by sxngmg God of Our Fathers and Columbla the Gem of the Ocean On December 22 a Christmas pro gram was presented by the Girls Chorus and the Hlgh School Band The chorus sang four numbers They were When jesus Was a Llttle Chnld As has been the custom for three years the entire chorus wears black skirts and white blouses when they present a program The chorus has learned more songs this year than ever before We have practlced and completed the fol lowing The Green Cathedral Slumber On Where My Caravan Has Rested The Rosary America s Message My Task Glow Worm On Wmgs of Music Pale Moon and The Lord s Prayer Helen Hayden Mary Hayden Ruth Rlchardson and Anmta Coulson wer forced to leave chorus because they moved to new towns The remalmng members of chorus are Elma Allnson Loxs ,lean Braham Mary Derugen Marjone Farver Neva Karns Mary Lou Miller Helen Maczon Dons McCracken Rebecca Mnchals Shirley Peterman Mxldred Rough Charlotte Boal Dons Condlt Ruth Dennis Dons DeVault Gloria Lindsay Alletha Shay Esther Stewart Betty Tarr Pearl Boyd Dorothy Brock Ruth Brown Eleanor Carrara Mildred Clark Vmnle Everton Marjorie Hmes Blanche Kimmel Donna Pomeroy Lols Vogan lrene Work Marjorne Karns Vlfglhla Remsel , - ' J . ' . . 9 n The Sleep of the Child Jesus, O Holy Night, and White Christmas. l THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Cochranton Hugh School Band which conslsted of 55 pleces made rapld progress under the very capable dnrectlon of our prmclpal Mr Spence Throughout the school year practxce was held twlce weekly On many occas sions such as pep meetlngs and student body gathermgs the band provlded entertainment wlth stlrrmg marches The band made lts frrst appearance when lt led the Cochranton Farr parade last fall ln November the band added muslc to Patron s Nlght 1 night set aslde m whlch parents were mvlted to vrslt the school and become own Chrlstmas Program m whlch Yuletrde muslc was both played and sung and enjoyed by everyone In February part of the band was mvxted by the A A A of Meadvllle to entertam them m the Stone Church Seventeen mem bers partlclpated m this event The band also provxded enjoyment for the Pomt Ration Program On Aprll I5 xt held lt s annual Sprung Concert The last event ln whrch the band took part was Senior Commencement nn May During basketball season at every home game Mr Spence led a small number of players on to the stage to create a pep session It added spmt and enthusiasm to every game TT T l better acquainted with the teachers. Then on Dec. 22 the band conducted its Asswgiatiwms THE COHISO ASSOCIATION Treasurer of Cohlso Assocxatlon can WllklnS Asslstant Robert Sheehan Cohxso Annual Arthur Greer Lxbrary Fund Catherlne Wolf Athletic Assoclatlon ohn Txffany General Fund Peggy Steen Trl H1 Y Olive Albert Home Economics Assocxatlon Kay Nodler Future Farmers of Amernca Glen Freyermuth Class of 1944 lrene Work Class of 1949 Mary Gregory Advisor lrene Vargo Class of I946 Lois ean Braham Advlsor anet Shoemaker Cohlso ASSOClatlOh Advisor Miss anet Thomas Hats off to the remarkable work of the Cohlso Assoclatlon ln the school year 1942 and I943 Wnth the formation of new orgamzatlons thus year the Assoclatlon now consrsts of fifteen treasurers These treasurers all trustworthy and capable students have been appomted by the varlous organlzatlons and classes to handle the finances usually from the many money makmg aCtlVltlCS Although a great responsxblllty IS placed upon each treasurer and each has done excel lent work speclal mentlon should be gnven to jean Wrlklns the Cohlso Asso cxatlon Treasurer and her able assxstant Robert Sheehan . 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Class of I943 ,,,, ,-, .T ,, ,, ,,Fern Cauvel ' f - .l 1,-v MW STUDENT COUNCIL OFF ICERS- Presldent Mary Ellen Stewart Vxce Preslclent Bob Sheehan Secretary I..ou1s Roche Treasurer ean XXIITTCIDS The Student Government ASSOCIZIIOD of Cochranton High School was or gamzed m anuary of l943 wlth Mr Spence and Nlr I-Ielsel as advlsors The three upper classes were allowed to choose four representatlves to the governlng body of the councll 'Ihe Freshman Class chose three non votlng representatnves The varlous representatxves were SENIOR Conrad Stembrenner Andrew Stallsmlth Bob Sheehan Mary Ellen Stewart JUNIOR ohn Work Irene Work Louis Roche Lois Vogan SOPHOIVIORE Mae Shrllmg Jack Colgan Mary Gregory lm Freyermuth FRESI-IIVIAN Betty Jane Relger Patrlcla Kllne Earl Berry The important project of the councll for the year was the settmg up of a system of ratlng pomts given for extra curricular actlvltxes and exceptional scholastlc standing If a student has acquired a certam number of pomts by the time he IS a Semor he IS eltgrble for an Actxvlty Award Thus year the councll was concerned mainly with organization It hopes to contmue with much more constructive work ID the future ' Q, 1 f-41--' . - z ' N , 4 . ,E X L. .fl S W 5:4- - 7 ' I V ' ' 1 J , . 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A SHORT STORY lt was nxght the quxet cool nlght that overshadows a country ravaged by war lt was such a night over the desolated country of occupled China The moon shone lts cold llght on the dusty road whlch wound ltself around the valley near Sm Yang On thls road there journeyed a solltary cart wmdlng ln and around the deep bomb craters dug by apanese shells The oxen labored heavnly as they strove to master the hill outsrde of SIU Yan At the prow of the hull a sharp command halted the oxen ln their tracks The elderly lady who held the rems surveyed the ap encampment below As she noted their actlvlty a glmt came mto her eyes whlch heretofore had not been present As qulckly as rt came lt left and agam she was a peasant woman common ID all Chlna She urged the oxen forward and approached the apanese sentrned who guns m hand blocked her passage In answer to the soldners lflqulfy she replxed I am but a poor peasant woman carrmg frult and vegetables to our conquerors On lnspectxon of her cart the soldiers found thls to be true so they let her pas unmolested to the apanese encampment beyond Near the offlcers quarters she halted the cart and continued sllently on foot She knelt to the ground and with swlft deft movements her hands hollowed a hole near the base of the hut Sllently she sklpped a metalxc sphere mto the openlng Her task fll llShCd she arose and taklng a basket of fruit ln her arms entered the offlcers quarters Her burden was rudely snatched from her grasp and placed upon the table ln the center of the room Solemnly she descended the steps to her waltmg cart As she cllmbed mto the seat she heard one of the officers remark We accompllsh much Even now the Chinese recogmze us as thelr superlors Wlth a quret command the cart moved ahead and slowly but surely the japanese camp fell away ln the dlstance As she rounded a curve ln the road a great explosron rent the arr and the slap camp was srlhouettecl agamst the brnght red ness of the flames CYICS of angulsh and paln reached her ears as Jap soldiers met a deservlng fate A falnt smile played over the llps of the woman and wlth the words 'loo bad they couldnt enjoy thelr frult she urged the oxen mto the blackness beyond for thus woman was Ma Ma Mosqultol JOHN WORK 44 1 , J . - Of 5. 1 1 1 - . . . . 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TIMES The Student Body of Cochranton Hugh ls ready to speak so all stand by And llsten to our tale of woe fa ou ee the war has made It so It was ID December of 47 lhat we bevan to feel qulte blue We wrunv our hands and erred Alas W e really havent any gas But what s the use of gasolme W hen you Xe no tlres for your machme5 Thus sounded senslble to us So we ettled down without much fuss Xve had got alonv on our sugar ratlon lx nowmg lt would help the nation So each one stored away hls auto for the duratxon That s our motto Then we went bllssfully on our way feelms., quite patrlotxc and zay When suddenly along came fate We couldn t get what we formerly ate Coffee butter lce cream and tea Are thlngs that don t grow on just any tree and l heard nt whispered around the town The supply of meat ns gomg down But drd We whimper-l Dld we pout3 l ll say not for we found out Ihat me could really be quite Scotch Xnd tlshten our belts another notch We also found somethmr else to do And you ll agree that It s qulte true lf we buy Bonds and Stamps each day XX e ll help preserx e the Amerlcan Xvay We are dolnz, this at school Ex ery Thursday That s our rule Vlfe re all helpmv teachers scholars Our goal ls 2800 dollars Thls money wxll send 2 bombers across fo show those Germans who lb boss and after we haxe made thls showing, W e vwont stop we ll keep on QOID' So let them ratxon us and tax Us for that s the may to be it the XXIS They can do whatever they please and stlll Wt Il come out on top You bet we wlll Mary l llen Stuart L Y V1 Q . J ,, . g . . A ! , . .. . t, , ' S , ' ... . I3 A - ' , I . 1 . . , 'I H - . V L ' . A . , 4. , , . r I . V . Y - y i . . rs' y - , , . 1 V '. . ' , V . . . , . 1- , . y ,,. . W fl V , , . . . N ' HE WAS SO DUMB THAT He thought he could wear a railroad tle He thought a sewing machlne planted gram He thought he could walk over the bridge his nose He thought he could sleep on the bed of a truck. He thought pussy willows purred He thought a crow bar was where crows went and got drunk He thought a hammer head had brams How about a little lc1ss3 No l have scruples Well that s all rlght l ve been vaccmated Flrst Angel And how clrd you get here? Second Angel u Moe Who s the glrl wlth the French heels3 Mother What are you domg 1mmy3 Jlmmy Nothlng mother Mother Youre getting more like your father every day Sophomore You ought to take chloroform Green Freshman Yeh3 Who teaches ltu When a fellow breaks a date he usually has to When a glrl breaks a date she usually has two Wlfe What has happened George3 George A puncture Wlfe You should have been more careful The guide book warned us there was a fork ln the road at thls polnt Why ns jack Blystone s neck llke a typewr1ter3 Because lt s underwood They were slngle and vsent walking And her heart drd Sklp a beat As she stumbled on the sidewalk And he murmered Careful Sweet Now the weddlng bells have rung And they walk the self same street She stumbled on the sidewalk And he yelled Prck up your feet! I ' ' . 2 . . . D 3 ' of 4 5 ' . 6 k - 7 ' . : Fl joe: She's my sister, and those guys ain't French. LOOK TOWARD THE FUTURE llear the heartbeat of the nation Throhblng wlth an CXBLlll1ll0I'l X sense of courage might and strength Now It grows T111 at length lt becomes a roar Destmv Itself fulfllls Crush the tryant neath our heel ln conquered countrles once agaln The llberty bell shall peal Shalclng the rafters loud and strong, Free people Shall share freedom s song Thxs struggle wlll not be rn vam freedom agam ln trlumph shall relgn ANNETTE A-XDEL MAN Llaee of 44 WE ARE AT WAR! 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