Cochranton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cochranton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

OF COCHRANTON HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS THE 792567 531145 af 'Me Swine Hama in 7cz5Ze of Qaeda Admlmstrcrtlon Tlme for Classes Tune for Fun AC11V1119S T1me for MUSIC Tune for Plcry Sports 1137 59 65 66 72 ' ' ' 5-10 ' - ' ' ' 38-58 EDWARD MCDERMOTT May 1932 Iuly 1949 SDEDICATIGN We the Sen1or Class of C H S dedlcate th1s volume of the 1950 Cardmal to Edward McDermott Fondly we recall thxs comrade who was Wllh us ior such a short t1me In our memorxes he stands out v1v1dly as a hne example of Amerlcan youth at 1ts best yet hxs hfe was ended so early To us h1s classmates he shall throughout the years that 11e ahead rernam as one of our most cher1shed frxends H15 uletness co o eratrveness enerosxt and s ortsman Ci P Q Y P shxp w1ll never be forgotten Wllh heartfelt sympathy to those who knew and loved h1m we smcerely dedlcate th1s book Page I3 We feel as we leave these halls, that our life has only begun, , OREWORD Page 4 Each day that we came to C H S was f1l1ed with adven tures we hope never to forget We are about to reallze that these were the best years of our lives We shall always re member the privilege that was ours to enjoy our stay here Our appreciation IS extended to the faculty and school board for the big part they played in our four years stay We wish to apologize to them for the trouble and worries we caused them and to thank them for the time they so willingly gave to us to help us with our projects We shall never forget them We started our freshman year with 70 1n number and each year we would lose some and gain other new faces Now the we shall never forget the school dances the basketball games and all the good times that helped make our school days un forgettable In presenting the Cardinal we hope to preserve the cherished memories of our four years at C H S We hope also that this annual w11l bnng memones to the classes that follow Then we will feel that lt was worth our whlle to present this book Our greatest thanks wlll be ln your appreciatlon of the C H S 1950 Cardinal Iohn E Mmnis Edltor C T fellowship we hold dear with this group is about to end. But CLDMINISTRATIQN ff ff 16 NF! u 5 ?b' Y A vi xy' f .0 f 'mf I If g.ff X' f ' . y ,Lf lv lo fxwxf f , L f ' 1 lf JK 4. N I ff Q3 es Page 6 MEMBERS Mrs Roche Secretary Mr Pearce Presxdent Mr Buchanan Mr Dunn Mr Hart Dr McM1nn Mr McCracken Mr Peters Mr Allen Mr Wxlcox Mr Beers Mr McCracken Mr Brock Mrs Naramore Mr Myers Mr Shorts Mr Drckson Mr McMaster Mr Wagner Mr Galmlsh Mr Mumford Mr Corner Mr Cooper Mr Stevens QONSOLIDATED SCHOOL BOARD The Consohdated School Board IS composed of four d1f ferent townshrps French Creek PG11'l19ld East FG1I'fl9ld Wayne and the Cochranton Borough Board The purpose of thls consolldatlon was to make Cochranton a better school for the puplls now and those 1n the future Through therr co opera non and laborxous efforts we now have our new school cafe terra room add1t1ons and the new laboratory . 1 . . - . . . . 1 - , . - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 - - 1 . , . . . 1 . - - 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 ALLEN R. MOON Our supervising principal, Mr. Moon, is a gradu- ate of Mercer Hlgh School He attended Allegheny College and the Un1vers1ty of Pittsburgh We are all very proud of the four years he spent in the service He also recelved the Honorary Keystone Degree at the Farm show ln Harrisburg Pa LAURENCE M HELSEL Mr Helsel 1S our high school principal in addi tion to be1ng our personal and vocat1onal guidance counsellor He IS a graduate of Ferndale High School and from Franklin and Marshall College We thank h1m from the bottom of our hearts for the great effort he has put forth in making our cafeteria such cr success MR A R MOON im, MR L M HELSEL 1-NY Page 7 if 3 in A H X., uysgx V. y , 1 . xx A 4' VL Page 8 Slllm CLAIRE L AXTEL Physxccl Educcxhon ERNEST BROWN Agrxculture BLANCHE CLIFFORD Fourth Grade ROBERT K BLOOM BETTY BROCK Hxstory Sclence RUTH BUCHANAN School Secreiury LOIS M COOPER PhYSlCCIl Educatxon Commercxul MARTHA CALVIN Nurse ILAIEAN FELDMILLER Home Economxcs , V . .XV X mE A 'V , E sa KENNETH GIBBONS Spamsh Enqlxsh HAZEL MCCLEERY Second Grade MILDHED MILLER Fxfth and Sixth grades IOHN HILLKIRK Hxstory Guxdance WILLIAM MCCULLOUGI-I Agrxculture ANN MOYER Home Economxcs BONITA INGLEFIELD MUSIC MARIAN MCDANIEL Thxrd Grade ERNEST NEWTON Scmnce 5. fi Page 9 3 I . Q' I I il 'Z' Y I - Q Page 10 HELEN OFFENSEND MARGARET PORTER ARLENE REED Fxrst Grade Muthemchcs Lmm English HERMAN REED E FLORENCE SHAWLEY EDWIN SMITH Muthemcmcs HISIOYY FRANK MUHDOCK IANET THOMAS AVERYL UNDERWOOD GEORGE RIDGEWAY Commercml Enghsh Custodlcms DME FOR CLASSES M fu? K 21 75:7 1 1 X L - -Wf ' fx i fic S If X2 ff A! If! .f A af S Y! ,-f' !k ff' fix!! , IU xx x X WW ALICE ASH Sr. Chorus 2-3-4. Camera Clul: T, F. H. A 2-3-4, Treasurer 3, President 4. MARY BROWN Chorus 2-3-4, Octet 2-3, Drae matics Club 2-3, Tri'Hi-Y 2, Class Treasurer 4. SENIORS Page l2 BARBARA BEEBE Dramatics Club 2-344, Tri-Hi- Y Club 2-3-4, Class Reporter 2, G. A. A. 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Intramural Basketball Z-3-4. GEORGE CAREY Band 243-4, Chorus 2-3-4, F. F. A. 2. RUSSELL L. ANDERHALT Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Rod and Ritle Club Z-3. Intramural Basketball 3. Cohiso Associ- ation 4, Business Manager oi Yearbook 4, Spanish Club 4. RAYMOND ARENSBERG Mixed Chorus 2-3, Dancing Club 4, Dramatics Club 2-3. Vice President 4, Class Vol- leyball 3. Drum Major 4, Newspaper Club 2. MARY JANE ARMOUR Home Ec. Club 2-3-4. Vice President 4, Tri-Hi-Y Club 2. G.A.A. 3, Dancing Club 4. Dramatics Club 4. EVELYN BILLIG Rod and Rifle Club 2, F. H. A. 3-4, Camera Club 3, Dancing Club 4, Dramatics Club 4. IAMES COTTERMAN Library 2-3-4, Dramatics Club 2-3, Dancing Club 4. SENIORS LAWRENCE DEETER F. F. A, 2-3-4, Rod cmd Rifle Club 2-3, Boy's Sport Club 2- 3. Class Baseball 2-3, Mixed Chorus 4. BOB DeVORE Library 2-3-4, Varsity Base- ball and Basketball 2-3-4. Rod and Rifle Club 2, Dra- matics Club 4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4. Usher for Class Night 2. IANE FELDMILLER Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4. Treasurer 4, Home Ec. Club 2, G. A, A. 3. Library Club 3. Dancing 4. Cohiso 4. BARBARA FLICK Home Ec. Club 2, Vice Presi- dent 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3. G. A. A. 3. Dancing Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Library Club 3. IO ANN FULKERSON Band Majorette 2, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3. Secretary 2. RAYMOND DENNIS Band 2-3-4. Chorus 2-3-4. Rod and Rifle Club 2-3. Q IERRY DUNN Dramatic Club 2-3, Rod and Rifle Club Z. Class Baseball 2-3, Class Basketball 3, Li- brary Club 2-3, Treasurer 3, Varsity Basketball Z-3-4, Class Volleyball 2-3, Dancing Club 4, President 4. Student Coun- cil 2, Class Night Usher 2. EARL DILLEY Boy's Sport Club 2-3-4, Rod and Rifle Club 3-4, Iunior Var- sity Basketball 2, Intcrcluss Baseball 2-3-4. DALE DUPONT Dancing Club 4, Rod and Rifle Club 2-3, Varsity Basket- ball 2-3 4, Class Basketball, Class Baseball. SENIGRS ELLIS GIERING Rod and Rifle Club 2-3. Senior Chorus 2-3-4, Assistant Editor of Yearbook 4. ALLAN HART Hunting and Fishing Club 2- 3, Tumbling Club 2, F. F. A. Club 4, Athletic Club 2-3. PHIL GREENSLET Rod cmd Rifle Club 2, Library Association 2-3-4, Library As- sociation Vice President 2. Library Association Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 4, Cohiso As- sociation 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball and Baseball Man- ager 2-3-4, Intramural Base- ball and Basketball 2-3-4, In- tramural Volleyball 3-4. ERNEST HART Rod and Rifle Club 2-3-4. Sportsman's Club 4, F. F. A. Club 2-3-4. CHARLSIE HALTERMAN F. H. A. Club Z-3-4, President 3, Treasurer 4, Dancing Club 4. ROBERT HILDEBRANDT Franklin High School 2, Mixed Chorus 3-4. PHIL HOOBLER Rod and Rifle Club 2, Dra- matic Club 3. Dancing Club 4. Intramural Baseball 2-3, In- tramural Basketball 3-4, Hon- orary Usher 3, Intramural Volleyball 3-4, Iunior Varsity Basketball 2-3, Varsity Bas- ketball 4, Twenty Mile Club 2. CLARA IAMISON P. H. A. 2-3-4. Reporter 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Dancing Club 4, Dramatic Club 4. CAROL IOHNSON Warren High School 2, Dra- matics Club 3-4. Dramatic Club Secretary 3-4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, Commencement Usher 3. Class Night Usher 3. CLARENCE KITER Dancing Club 4. CLYDE MAUCHN Dramatic Club 3, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Rod and Rifle Club 3-4, Year Book Staff 4. WILBUR IVICCURDY Crowned Prom Queen 3, F. F. A. 2-3-4, Rod and Rifle Club 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4. Class President 3, Boy's Sport Club 3-4. TWILA McKAY Tri-Hi-Y 2, Library Ass'n 3-4. Vice President 3, Dancing Club 4, Cohiso Treasurer oi General Fund 4. IANE OFFENSEND Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Vice President 3, Chorus 2-3-4, Ensemble 3. Octet 4, District Chorus 4. Class President 4, Intramural Basketball 2-3-4, Intramural Volleyball Z-3-4, Class Night Usher 2, Piano Accompanist 3, Year Book Staff 4, Dra- matic Club 2. SENIORS IOHN E. MINNIS Rod and Rifle Club 2-3, Stu- dent Council 2, Athletic Club 2, Dancing Club 4, Yearbook Editor 4, Home Room Presi- dent 3, Intramural sports, Twenty Mile Club. BETTY PARKER Home Ec. Club 2, Class Vice President 2, Library Club 3. G. A. A. 3, Treasurer 3, Tri- Hi-Y 3-4, Vice President 4. Class Secretary 3-4. ROBERTA MOORE Concord High School 2, Dra- matic Club 3, G. A. A. 3, President 4, Dancing Club 4, Vice President 4, Intramural Basketball 3-4, Intramural Volleyball 3-4. LOIS PATTISON Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Secretary 3. President of Tri-Hi-Y 4, Chorus 2-3, Honorary Usher 3, Dra- matic Club 4, Intramural Basketball 2-3-4, Home Room Vice President 3. Page 15 GENE PETERSON Class Treasurer 2-3, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Athletic Asso- ciation Treasurer 4, Coke Ma- chine Manager 3-4. AMY LOUISE RANDALL Class President 2, Class Vice President 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Dra- matic Club 3-4, President 4, Chorus 2-3, Varsity Cheer- leader 2-3-4, Dancing Club 4, Commencement and Class Night Usher 3. Class Night Usher 2, Crowned Prom King 3. Yearbook Staff 4. SENIORS Page IS ROBERT PHILIPS Rod and Rifle Club 2, Band 2-3-4. Chorus 2-3-4, Camera Club 2, Twenty Mile Club 2. WILLIAM REED Varsity Basketball Manager 3-4, Intramural Baseball 3-4. Dancing Club 4. Twenty Mile Club 2, Tumbling Club 2-3, Intramural Volleyball 2-3. WILBUR PECHIN Rod and Rifle Club 2-3. GLENN PETERMAN Rod and Rifle Club 2, Intra- mural Basketball 3-4, Iunior Varsity Basketball 2-3, Var- sity Basketball 4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4. DALE PETERSON Rod and Rifle Club 2-3-4, F. F. A. 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Boy's Sport Club Z-4. LOUIS PODUSZLO Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, Rod and Rifle Club 2-3, Dancing Club 4, Twenty Mile Club Z, Tumbling Club 2, Intramural Volleyball 2. Intramural Base- ball 3-4. GAYLORD SEELEY F. F. A. 243-4, Rod and Rifle Club 2-3-4, Boy's Sport Club 3-4. CENIORS LOREN SCI-IAFFER Ir. Varsity Basketball 2-3, In- terclass Volleyball 2-3, Inter- class Basketball 3, Twenty Mile Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, Band 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Interclass Baseball 3-4, Class Vice-President 4. LUELLA TOLOGO Tri-Hi-Y 2, Library Ass'n 3, Secretary 3. Dancing Club 4. Treasurer of Cohiso Ass'n 4. IANE WILLIAMS Intramural Volleyball 3, Rod and Rifle Club 2, Camera Club 3, Secretary and Treas- urer 3. Dancing Club 4. TOM WOODWORTH Rod and Rifle Club 2-3. Tum- bling Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, Dancing Club 4. MARIAN YARNELL Class Activities 2-3-4. Home Ec. Club 3-4, G. A. A. 3, Dancing Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4. ARLENE STALLSMITH Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chorus 2-3-4, Vol- leyball 3, Intramural Basket- ball 2-3. SHIRLEY VINCENT Rod and Rifle Club 2-3, Cam- era Club 2, Library Ass'n 2- 3-4. Dancing Club 4. IEAN STALLSMITH Rod and Rifle Club 2, Chorus 2, G. A. A. 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Dramatic Club 3-4, Home EC. Club 4. CARLTON WILLIAMS Rod and Rifle Club 3-4, Dra- matic Club 2-3, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4. QLASS HISTORY September l 1946 IS a day of remem brance to 70 green freshmen as they en tered the doors to C H S Mr DeReamer our home room teacher was there to greet We started the year the hard way by takmg a serles of aptltude and rntelllgence tests We dreaded the day when the semors would m1t1ate us to become full fledged members of the h1gh school Amy Randall was elected as class Presl dent wrth Ierry Dunn as Vlce Presrdent Betty Parker Secretary and Gene Peter son as Treasurer A year later after an enyoyable three months vacatron we once more returned t C H S Leaders of our class soon elected were Presldent Amy Randall Sec retary Betty Parker Treasurer Gene Peter son Durmg September the whole school turned out for the Community fa1r Our class float came out w1th frrst place Our next event came several months later when the Blology class under supervrslon of Mrss Flnney went to Prttsburgh on a day s tour Also durmg lh1S year we ordered our class r1ngs and recerved them near the end of the year Our largest money makxng event was an Amateur Show of whlch the Master of Ceremonres was Russell Ander halt Page 18 Our Iunlor year from the result of many socral affalrs was a very prosperous one Maln actrmtxes were a St Patr1cks Day Dance and the Ir Sr banquet Speakers for the banquet were Toastmaster Russell Anderhalt Wllbur McCurdy George D1ck son Gerald Halzlett Mr Moon Doctor C C McM1nn Flnally the long awalted day arrlved We were SSHIOISI In1t1at1on of the Fresh men was one of the early h1ghl1ghts of the year Later we had the w1nd taken from our own salls by the Iunrors who engl neered a K1d Day for Sen1ors fnancrng a tr1p to Washmgton D C and a year book In order to IUISS money we planned monthly benefrt suppers bake sales and other money makrng act1v1t1es Iohn MIHHIS was elected year book Edl tor and Russell Anderhalt served as Busl ness Manager Iane Offensend served as Presrdent of the class and was ably as slsted by Loren Schaffer as V1ce Pres1dent Betty Parker was once more our Secre tary whrle Mary Brown managed our treas ur The Iun1orSen1or prom held ln May was preceeded by a lovely banquet grven by the Iumor class as a farewell party for us What better way could we brrng to a close four enjoyable years spent rn C H S , 3 us. , Our biggest problems of the year were o . . . , - A 1 . . I . , Y, QLASS PROPHECY GOOD AFTERNOON LADIES AND GENTLEMEN We welcome you at Cochranton Hrgh School to one of the most outstandrng events ever to be honored our clty the Worlds Farr of nrn teen hundred and srrcty We wrsh to extend our gratltude and prarse to the crtrzens of thrs communrty who were rnfluentral rn brrngrng about such a program We wrsh to thank many of the members of the Senror Class of 1950 for usrng therr unrted efforts to thrs end lt goes wrthout questron that thrs event wr'l go down rn hrstory leavrng a dtstmct mark of progress on the mrlestones of our now large and growrng crty of Co hranton At thrs trme rt rs our honor to mentron just a few noted persons of the crty Frrst we frnd George Dunn who contacted the farr oflr rals lo ated on Marn Street operatmg hrs prrvately owned constructron establrshment Next rs Mrss lane Offensend now Prrncrpal of the new Cochranton Hrgh School former mathematrcs and hrstory teacher lane Wrllrams her secretary this event The engrneerrng for the burldrngs placrng and erectrng was done by none other than our own Wrllram Reed Many attractrons wrll be presented here durrng the occasron featurrng several of our 1950 graduates The performances wrll mclude the following Clyde Maughn wrth hrs srxty prece orchestra from Chrcago Some of the memb rs of the outfrt are Robert Phrlrps playrng frrst trumpet and Loren Schaf fer playrng second Mary Brown plays a vrolrn After the concert Mrss Brown wrll grve her debut of several vocal solos One of the openrng days wrll be hrghlrghted by Phrl Greenslet s renowned baseball team Tortorse playrng a game wrth Rob rt DeVores I-Iares Next on the program wrll be a golf tournament The partrcrpants wrll be Russell Anderhalt competrng agarnst Carlton Wrllrams for the Natronal Golf Tour nament award the same takmg place on the golf course owned by Al Hart two mrles from Cochranton Near the close of the occasron Barbara Beebe wrll conduct a play the Frddlmg Duet wrth Dale DuPont playrng second frddle to Thomas Woodworth for Amy Randall The trme scheduled for the four motored passen ger plane prrvately owned by Ellrs Grerxng to come rn from a transcontrnental flrght to the brg crtres of the natlon has arrrved So lets go out to the fr ld and greet the passengers I see rt has rust hrt the runway and rs taxrrng across the treld Phrl Hoobler comes to a scree hrng halt at the plane rn one of hrs Ro ket Taxr Servrce cars The passengers are frlrng out Frrst down the gangplank comes Rob rta Moore now a professronal ly framed photographer from Boston Massachusetts lane Feldmrller Barbara Fuck Luella Tologo and Io Ann Fulkerson next prrvate secretanes from several large concerns rn Mrchrgan and Calrfornra Then comes Wrlbur Pechrn a bookre from New York a rrch and famous man Also w see Clarence Krter and Dale Peterson back from vo atronal agrrculture school at Pennsylvanra State College Last comes the hostess Mrss Carol lohnson the prlot and co prlot George Carey Now for a brref mention of those here qreetmg the plane b srdes myself are Ray Arensb rg grade hrstory teacher Lors Pattrson the gymnastrc rnstructor at Cochranton I-lrah School Alrce Ash Evelyn Brllrq Gene Peterson Clara Iamrson Shrrley Vrncent Betty Parker and Marran Yarnell are all happrly marrred and lrvrng rn the Cochranton vrcrnrty Iohn Mrnnrs rs here also hes lust lrvrng The near last lapse of our yaunt has begun We ll now go to the farr grounds where we frnd Glenn Peterman wrth a complete lrne of Massey Harrrs farm equrpment Gaylord Seeley and Lawrence Deeter wrth show cattle down rn the anrmal sectron In the exhrbrtron house rs Raymond Dennrs and Lours Poduszlo wrth a large varrety of farm grown produce lean and Arlene Stallsmrth are here wrth canned and baked goods from out on the farm Over next to the race track rs Iames Cotterman s lrne of Pontracs lust now he s on the track apparent ly demonstratrng rts stabrlrty for staymg on at least two wheels Drrectly over across the track rs Carlton Wrllrams wrth the largest lumberrng company represented here No those frgures you see slrnkrng along b hrnd the burldrngs arent those of crooks but of two prrvate detectrves Varl Drlley and Rob rt Hrld brandt Now I shall thank you all for comrng at thrs trme It has been a pleasure to meet all of the class of 50 once agarn and wrsh you all even greater advance ment rn the next ten years ELLIS GIERING Page 19 O I D ' l 1 ' ' e ' . . 9 . at the head of all correspondence concerned with Chmlsie Hglfeymgni Twilq MCKQY, MQW Iqne Armour, . . . . 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LASS WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class ot 50 havrnq grven con srderable serrous consrderatron ot the mat ter whrch we now tace belreve ourselves to be mentally capable ot thrs duty The duty berng that rn whrch we now undertake to drspose of much of what we have accu mulated rn the past tour years Artrcle I Sectron 1 Frrst all together we leave our clever technrques ot runnrng the school and runnrng over the teachers to the class followrng rn our tootsteps that of 51 Artrcle Il Sectron l Glenn Peterman leaves hrs horse laugh to Eddre McQurston and hopes he can make use ot rt Sectron 2 Robert Phrlrps leaves hrs out standrng chemrstry abrlrty to Gene Mrller Sectron 3 Iohn Mrnnrs leaves hrs blue eyes to Shrrley Ward Sectron 4 Ray Arensberg wrlls hrs abrl rty to go A W O L from class to Dave Ar buckle Artrcle III Sectron 1 Barbara Flrck and lean Stall smrth leave therr abrlrty to talk fast to any one who wants to use rt Sectron 2 Wrllram Reed leaves hrs scr entrfrc abrlrty to Iames Crawford Sectron 3 Lours Poduszlo leaves hrs basketball strategy to Ray Wrlcox Sectron 4 George Carey leaves hrs un developed abrlrty to play the barrtone to Wrllram Wrlson Sectron 5 Clyde Maughn leaves hrs de SIIG to succeed at the clarrnet to Harold Crawford Page 20 Artrcle IV Sectron l Wrlbur Pechrn wrlls hrs hot rod drrvrng to anyone foolrsh enough to take rt Sectron 2 Phrl Greenslet wrlls hrs abrl rty to wrrte letters to others peoples grrl frrends to Danny Longenberger Chrs law yer D Sectron 3 Alrce Ash and Clara Iamrson leave therr everlastrng frrendshrp and abrl rty to go steady to Norma Lou Brown and Evelyn Flrck Artrcle V Sectron l Charlsre Halterman leaves her long harr to Alrce Caldwell Sectron 2 Arlene Stallsmrth leaves her abrlrty to grow up to Annabelle Grll Sectron 3 lane Wrllrams leaves her good nature to anyone who can make good use of rt Sectron 4 Ray Dennrs leaves hrs under standrng of Latrn to Glen Hart Sectron 5 Phrl Hoobler leaves hrs one arm drrvrng to Roll em Over Schaft Sectron 6 Ernest Hart leaves hrs abrlrty to do project books accurately to Drck Frey ermuth Artrcle VI Sectron l Allan Hart leaves hrs abrlrty to run a farm to Henry Alexander Sectron 2 Clarence Krter leaves hrs abrlrty to keep class room order to Mr Grbbons Sectron 3 Lawrence Deeter leaves hrs outstandrng powers to keep hrs mouth shut at the rrght trme to Iunror Hefferman Sectron 4 Robert Hrldebrandt leaves hrs technrque of dancrng wrth Marrlyn Wrl hams to Bud Morrell 1 1 ' ' . . . . . 11 1 11 . . . . . , . I I I . . . . . - . . , 1 . - - 11 1 11 QLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT Sectron 5 Iames Cotterman w1lls h1s abrhty to be late for school to B1ll Murdock Sect1on 6 Gene Peterson w1lls h1s ab1l rty to get along wrth the teachers to Robert Schall Artrcle VII Sect1on l Roberta Moore leaves her mathematrcal ab1l1ty to Elmer Srndlmger Sect1on 2 Carol Iohnson leaves her frrendly smlle to MGXIHG Braham Sect1on 3 Dale DuPont leaves h1s ab1l tty to get krcked out of class to Iohn Ongley Sect1on 4 Earl Drlley leaves hrs ab1l1ty to keep out of trouble to Gaylord DuPont Sectxon 5 Russell Anderhalt leaves h1s sense of humor to Mrss Shawley May she make the best of 1t Sect1on 6 Thomas Woodworth leaves hrs neckmg technlque to L D Peterson Hopes hell make good use of 1t Sect1on 7 Evelyn B1ll1g leaves her ab1l 1ty to stay sl1m to Nancy Dean Artlcle VIII Sect1on l Luella Tologo w1lls her ab1l 1ty to keep the school books to some un lucky Iumor Sect1on 2 Amy Randall w1lls her cheer leadmg ab1l1ty to Conme Peterson Sect1on 3 Shlrley Vrncent w1lls her commercral ab1l1t1es to Twlla Slocum Sect1on 4 Iane Feldmlller w1lls her ab1l1ty to es ape study hall to Dorrs Fletch er Artrcle IX Sect1on l Betty Parker w1lls her ab1l1ty to go steady to Manan Brock Sect1on 2 Tw1la McKay w1lls her shy ness to Ahce Smyth Sect1on 3 Wllbur McCurdy leaves h1s prtchmg ab1l1ty to Chuck Rankrn Sect1on 4 Gaylord Seeley w1lls hrs famous knuckle ball to Bob McCracken Sect1on 5 Carlton Wrlllams leaves hrs ab1l1ty to stay skmny to Duane Ward Sect1on 6 Mary lane Armour leaves her talkatrveness to Vrda Cutchall Sect1on 7 Io Ann Fulkerson leaves her quretness to Bruce Bennett Sect1on 8 Mary Brown leaves her ab1l tty to play the v1ol1n to Lucy Mae Mears Artrcle X Sect1on l Lo1s Pattrson apparently needs everythmg she has so she s not leav mg anythrng Section 2 lane Offensend leaves her prano playlng to Davld Dunn Sect1on 3 Barbara Beebe leaves er Sect1on 4 Ierry Dunn hopes that no body follows hrs example at race tracks Sect1on 5 Marran Yarnell w1lls her ab1l1ty to get her man to anyone who can use H Sect1on S Ellls Glermg leaves h1s best wlshes for the mental and sp1r1tual 1m provement of Cochranton H1gh School Artrcle XI We the members ol the Semor Class of 1950 have left all behmd whrch we belreve 1n all good tarth can be used to the bene ht of those who are to follow alter It rs our desrre that all accept the wzll and no hard teelmgs result Trustmg that the admmrstrators wrll prosecute the vrctzms to the lrmzt of the law we now appomt Mr Edwm Smzth and Mr Iohn Hrllkzrlc Ellxs G1er1ng Page 21 f D . . 5 I a 1 o I . h I - ' hurry and worry to Sylvia Anderson. FRONT ROW: N. Fletcher, E. Flick, E. Holobar C. Peterson, N, Snyder, A. Caldwell, N. Brown I. Crone, R. Bean. SECOND ROW: T. Slocum, D. Arbuckle, V. Proper E. Foulk, D. Freyermuth, E. Peterson, F. Biggs, W, Legnosky, W. Holtzhauser, C. Meinstereifel. E. Deeter, W. Dailey, B. Savage, D. Walker, D. Longenberger. BACK ROW: B. Keas, H. Alexander, E. Sindlinger. B. Grossman, I. Dean, E. Young, R. DeVillars, H. Phares, W. Miller, G. Miller, R. Partridge, Mr. Smith. Page 22 Room 12 Room 12 FRONT ROW: L. Mears, M. Braham, B. Shorts, G Miller, I. Pete, R. Hilliard, A. Coon, P. Shoemaker SECOND ROW: G. Lytle, P. Work, R. Staudt, D Ward, R. McConnell, I. Crawford, L. Schafi G. Hart, A. Woodworth, C. Perrine, I. Weir L. Thomas, E. Taylor, P. Frazier, Mr. Reed. BACK ROW: B. Pearce, L. Brown, B. Wheeling, A Griffith, T. Hudson, E. McQuiston, D. Hart, F Rough, D. Stavey, B. Bennett, I. Iohnson, P. Tucker D. Hollabaugh, P. Rankin. LDLEVENTH GRADE Presrdent RICHARD FREYERMUTH Vxce Presxdent DONALD STAVEY Secretary LENORE BROWN Treasurer ROBERT KEAS DESIRES OF THE IUNIOR CLASS HENRY ALEXANDER to own 15 oll wells out ln the West DAVE ARBUCKLE to be a star football player Pltt Unlverslty BRUCE BENNETT to get all As wxthout trymg FRANK BIGGS to be the second Harry Iames IAMES CRAWFORD to be a poltttcxan WAYNE DAILY to be a chemrstry prof wtll be c farmer IAMES DEAN to be a heavy equlpment operator EUGENE DEETER a new Buxck and Irma to go Wllh xt RALPH DeVILLARS a httle gtrl named lame and a new Ford EDDIE FOULK to beat Gene out of the best glrl DICK FREYERMUTH to take Gall out m my Dads Packard BOB GROSSMAN to pass the bus agam wtth my motor brke DUANE HART to be the lowest score man tn basket ba GLENN HART to be the Presldent of Unxted States GROVEI' HEFFERMAN to be a star at farmxng TOM HUDSON to hve near Sugar Lake IOHN IOHNSTON to be a movre actor ROBERT KEAS to be Secretary of the Treasury of 'he Unrted States DANNY LONGENBERGER to be a Comedxan RALPH MCCONNELL to be a champron swxmmer ED MCQUISTON to have a gtrl rn every port CARL MEINSTEREIFEL to be the worlds greatest artlst GENE MILLER a date wrth all n1ce looking gxrls at Cochranton WAYNE MILLER to own a new Llncoln ROY PARTRIDGE a house traller for college and future use EUGENE PETERSON to own the G E Plant tn Erte FRANK ROUGH to mvent cars wrthout horns LEWIS SCHAFF to be a basketball coach ELMER SINDLINGER Just Betty CONNIE PETERSON to cheer at Penn State for Glenn IRMA PETE to meet a certarn person at Mercer DON STAVEY a good lool-:mg blond wtfe and a farm KENNETH TURNER to drtve truck for hrs Dad DUANE WARD to play rn Frankte Btgqs future orchestra ED YOUNG to own a mule tram RUTH ANN BEAN to get As m shorthand MAXINE BRAHAM to travel all over the world LENORE BROWN to have a dtfferent mckname than Toots NORMA LU BROWN to make a success xn another Beauty Conte t ALICE CALDWELL to fmd the rtght guy ALVIRA COON to take Mrs lngleftelds place IEANETTE CRONE to graduate and take care f homeless chrldren NANCY FLETCHER nde rn a 41 Chevre lclub coupel agam EVELYN FLICK to go to a dance at Whxte Inn agam PEARL FRAZIER her college degree to become a dtetlctan IOAN HINES a tmp to Afrtca DONNA HOLLABAUGH to be the head nurse t SIS HOLOBAR to be a star smger ln Frankte orchestra LUCY MAE MEARS to play ln Carnegre Hall GAIL MILLER Drck and two sets of twms BARBARA PIERCE to lrve at Hadley CLORINDA PERRINE to be happy and hnd some lucky guy VERTA PROPER to graduate from hxqh school Guess why? PATTIE RANKIN another tnp to Harrlsburg BERNICE SAVIIO to he head bookkeeper at Talon PAT SHOEMAKER to move to Randolph BETTY SHORTS to get 1ust one glance at Alan Ladd tn nerson too TWILA SLOCUM to always have a good ttme and candy too ALICE SMYTH to own a shmy black Cadxllac NORMA SNYDER to go to MISSISSIPPI REGINA STAUGHT to go for a nde rn a 40 Plymouth EDITH TAYLOR to be a Home Ed teacher LOIS THOMAS to be a professxonal skater tn New York Ctty PEGGY TUCKER to smg rn a barber shop quartet DOROTHY WALKER to be a housewxfe BEVERLY WHEELING to be secretary to Governor Duff ALMA WOODWORTH to be a prlvate nurse to Lronel Barrymore PHYLLIS WORK to teach hm Page 23 I ,H 1 3 Q ll, 1 g 1: H ' 4 I A y I . . O ,. 7 G IOHN GEHRES to be Q radio announcer. City Hospital in Meudville. . I . . . ,S ll. - . ,D lEN TH GRADE On September 21 1949 we elected our offlcers for the year They are Presldent Bob Schall Vxce Presldent Evelyn Hollabaugh Secretary Emma Lee Offensend Treasurer Peggy Heed Later Dlck H111 was appornted Parha mentar1an On Ianuary 20 we ordered our class rmgs and we recelved them early 1n the spr1ng We were all pleased w1th the rlngs selected by the comm1ttee composed of Lloyd Iacobs Harold Crawford Ianet For ney Bernadlne W11l1ams Bob Schall and Our class IS composed of a d1vers1f1ed group There are twenty three commerclal g1rls who hope to be the Future Secre tar1es of Amerrca and ten agrlcultural stu dents who hope to be the best farmers of tomorrow Seven g1rls are taklng home eco nomlcs fthelr lucky husbandsll The remam der of 47 are takmg the academ1c course and a lot of them are lookmg forward to go1ng to college The class 1S also d1v1ded 1nto three home rooms w1th the commerclal g1rls hav1ng MISS Brock and M1ss Thomas as home room teachers the ag boys have Mr McCullough and the academlc and home economlcs students have MISS Feld mlller and Mrs Underwood Page 24 We dec1ded to have a crazy basketball game for our moneymakrng project of the year The two opposrng teams boys vs g1rls played the rules backwards and made therr polnts Wllh the use of a step ladder and an occasronal tr1p to the bal cony to make sure the ball scored for them On March the 10th the members of the Sophomore Class held thexr annual class party wh1ch was a Sa1ntPatr1ck s Day party held 1n the gym A comm1ttee of seven was chosen to make arrangements and plan th1s party The comm1ttee was made up of Floyd Moyer D1ck H111 Iergen V1n cent Kltty Smlth Shlrley Ward Ioyce S11 loway and Marllyn W11l1ams songs As the students entered the gym they were each handed shamrocks w1th an Ir1sh name wrltten on them Later these names were arranged 1nto about f1ve d1f ferent groups Wllh ten ln each famlly There were a lot of surprlsed students when they found out whose famlly they were rn Durlng the party each famrly had to tell an Irrsh joke Many more 1nterest1ng games were played after wh1ch refreshments were served wh1ch consrsted of fru1ted l1me Jello salad assorted sandwrches and beverages As the party came to a close songs were sung after whrch a lot of t1red happy Sopho mores left for home I 7' A 1 KmY Smith- The party consisted of Irish games and FRONT ROW: A. Gill, B. Tracy, S. Chotiel, D. Hul- ley. E. Hamilton, M. Myers, M. Stauclt. R. De- Villars, I. Phares, H. Crawford, P. Dennis. C. Fetterolt. B. Schall, R. Peterson, P. Cresswell, R. Phares. S. Ward, E. Oflensend, D. Lines. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Underwood, I. Karnes, M. Tay lor, L. Taylor, L. Phares, I. Taylor, S. Bosley, M. Adelman. I. Silloway, K. Smith, W. Fish, P. Reed M. Williams, B. Moyer. T. King, E. Hollabauqh B. Dickson, Miss Feldmiller. BACK ROW: G. Matt, B. Hill, B. Wilcox, H. Riley B. McCracken, I. Peterson, D. Stright, L. Peterson. F. Moyer. R. Iacobs, G. Free, R. Erwin, I. Vincent C. Bernordinq, E. Tucker, C. Morell, A. Kline, N. Deeter. FRONT ROW: D. Fletcher, G, Free, S. Peterson, S Coon, I. Forney, L. Reed, L. Stallsmith, I. Weir B. Newton, I. Crone, G. Price. SECOND BOW Miss Brock, B, Linton, R, Haqqerty B. Williams, H. Corner, T. Turner, H. Whiteman A. Wheeling, W. Scott, T. Stewart, E. Tologo, C Shook, B. Hart, Miss Thomas. BACK ROW: Mr. McCullough, L. Varndell, S, Press ler, M. Brock, H. Kantz, B. Iohnson, D. Clark, D Beightol, L. Iocobs, I. Hough, M. Smyth, Mr, Brown Room H2 Romns 7and8 rfgkfik-I FRONT ROW: R. Morrison, R. Postlewait, G. Thomas C. Tarr, E. Turner, G. Shufistall, C. Weaver, W Murdoch, C. Rankin, N. Snyder, I. Lepley. P Wilson, W. Pattison, I. Rounds, S. McKinney, C Peterson, V. Lytle. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Porter, P. Peterson, M. Scully B. Pearce, M. Walker, I. Shay, P. Shull, W. Wil liams, W. Peterson, W. Martin, W. Wilson, K Mears, E. Legnosky, I. Whitman, I. Kline, D Rhoades, Mrs. Cooper. BACK HOW: D. McWilliams, G. Rounds, I. Thomp- son, B. Stallsmith, L. Maurice, C. McDermott, I Van Dervort, S. Szitas, D. Simpson, W. McFetridqe M. Walker, P. Sanzari, R. Swoqger, P. Tidball P. Scholl, T. Robertson. Page 28 Room 104 Room 8 FRONT HOW: G. Hart, P. Free, W. Clark, C. Ar buckle, S. Gill, P. Ferrier, V. Gravatt, R. Andrews, V. Cvancara, M. Deeter, R. Galmish, C. King, I Beightol, E. Corner, L. Arbuckle. SECOND ROW: R, Bernardinq, H. Hart, A. Buchanan I. Burchill, B. Helsel, E. Fejes, H. Burnette, D Armour, L. Elliot, I. Burk, C. Hamilton, R. Gehres M. Bean, V. Hart, H. Arbuckle, P. Forney, Mr Hillkirk. BACK ROW: G. DuPont, I. Thompson, B. Babbitt S. Braymer, C, Cutchall, R. Beers, D. Hayes, I. Elliot, N. Dean, W. Hollcrbaugh, I.. Bailey, C Bauer, H. Burk, F. Dunlap, L. Dunlap, W. Fetteroli 9 UNTH GRADE We are the class of 53 lust as keen as we can be Some are b1g and some are small Some are short and some are tall In September reg1strat1on came We numbered 93 And now we ve grown to 96 Thts class of 53 e were a klnd of motley crowd e stared at one another u now that our f1rst year IS gone e re ststers or a brother When fa1r t1me came a float we made And entered xt rn the parade We won a pr1ze twas pretty grand Pluggtng for un1forms for the band The m1ghty Semors pounced on us In1t1at1on what a fuss They gave us all the works each one But after all twas lots of fun And then they softened up thexr glance And entertamed us at a dance Made us march and tell our names Stared at the boys whrstled at the dames Our Chrlstmas prom was really fme Decoratlons pretty mus1c d1v1ne G1rls so lovely boys so neat Sm1l1ng faced danc1ng feet Semesters were a dreadful bore We hope there wont be many more Our teachers have that cruel way When we would so much rather play And now that May IS here once more Vacat1on t1me comes to the fore Well play real hard we have the knack Be Sophomores when we come back Page 27 .E . , , . , , W . W' ' , . , , . . . , . , . , , , , . . , . , , . , . . , , , QQCHRANTQN COMMUNITY FAIR One of the largest communrty act1v1t1es rn whrch Cochranton Hrgh School takes part IS the Cochran ton Communrty Farr Thls farr IS held about the mtddle ol each September One of the hrghllghts of the taxr 1S the large parade held on Frrday afternoon Each class rn the Iuntor and SGHIOI Hlgh School enters a float tn th1s parade Thrs year a varrety of themes was portrayed among them the problem of racral bar rlers the needs for new band unrforms a larger school house and a communlty swrmmrng pool Prrzes are grven for the most deserv1ng floats Thrs year the sentors took hrst place rn therr d1v1s1on and the erghth grade won the 1un1or hrgh honors Concessron stands at the falr are operated by the vartous classe and the money earned rs placed turns workrng at these stands so that no one person lS overburdened The school F F A plays a great part rn the llvestock shovxs and the produce competltron Most of the F F A boys have entrres 1n thrs part of the farr The F H A grrls gtve much of therr trme help mg w1th the drsplays of canned and baked goods They also help reglster the needlework and flower enlrtes Each class selects a team for sellrng Booster Tags These tags are sold for a voluntary contrlbutron and stubs are deposrted for a drawmg whrch IS held at the close of the Saturday nrght iestrvrtres Thrs year two radros were grven as prlzes The team selllng the most Booster Tags w1ns for therr class a sum of money to be added to the1r class treasury Thrs year erghth grade made a sweep of thrs competrtron Money collected from thrs sale rs drvlded evenly between the School and the Falr Commrttee Page 29 in the class treasury. Various students take their QUIGHTI-I GRADE OFFICERS Presldent Davrd Dunn Vrce Presxdent Davrd Pete Secretary Nancy Mrller Treasurer Vonnle Morell The 1949 50 school year was hardly underway before the Erghth Graders served notrce that they were to be an actrwe organrzatxon They promptly re elected Davxd Dunn as therr Presrdent and set to work plannxng for the School and Commumty Farr actrvrhes The efforts of the Float Commrttee were well rewarded when xt was announced that thexr parade float had won frrst prrze ln the Iunror Hxgh School competrtron The Erghth Grade Booster Tag sales men overflowmg wrth energy and enthusrasm won frrst pnze for thenr sales efforts The Fan Concessron Commxttee conducted thexr actxvrty m such a manner that a nlce proftt was added to the class treasury The personnel of the varxous farr commlttees follows BOOSTER TAG SALESMEN Iohn Ongley Eddre lohnston CONCESSION COMMITTEE Paul Woodworth Chaxrman Sylvra Anderson Elarne Peterson Chrrstene Grermg lack Wentworth Iohn Choffel Sam York FLOAT COMMITTEE Norma Moore Chalrman Vonnre Morell Elxzabeth Unger Nancy Lubold Ellen Hutson Shrrley Hefferman Marjorre Klme Sally Hrll Page 30 Lots Beers Nancy Muller Lots Wrllrams Nancy Evans Don Mook Davrd Pete Don Babbitt Dlck Moore Norman Smyth As a result of the recent consolldatlon of Cochran ton Area School Drstncts the Erghth Crade enroll ment mcreased to the extent that xt became necessary to drvrde the class unto two sectlons lmmedrately after the farr actxvrtxes were concluded these two sectxons met rn therr respectrve homerooms and orgamzed as homeroom groups The leaders elected were ROOM 4 OFFICERS SECTION A SECTION B Presxdent Allan Shocy Lots Beers Secretary Nancy Muller Nancy Lubold ROOM 5 OFFICERS SECTION A SECTION B President Ellzabeth Unger David Pete Secretary Marrlyn McDan1el Elaine Peterson party nn the school gym and rnvlted then classmates from Room 4 as therr guests Dunng the homeroom program just prror to Thanksgrvrng vacatlon the two rooms united wlth Boom 4 entertammg and actxng as host Both rooms cooperated ln makmg the 2nd Annual Iumor I-hgh Chrrstmas Dance and Party a success and dtd a swell 1ob tn asststlng the Iumor High Basketball Team conduct therr Candy Sale to fmance the pur chase of unrforms As has been a custom the Eighth Grade agam sponsored a magazrne sale m an effort to add funds to thexr treasury The class rs mdebted to Mrs Porter who gave generously of her trme and energy to make thrs actxvtty a successful venture Members of the class also partrcrpated ln a varrety of school actwttxes and clubs throughout the school year 3 - A , During the latter part of October. Room 5 held a FRONT ROW: P. Harry, I. Sheotz, I. McCauqhtry, L. Williams, C. McMaster, N. Moore, M. Tracy, D. Peterson, I. Kimmel, D. Dunn, I. Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bloom, P. Woodworth, R. Moore, E. Peterson, D. Mitich, M. Kline, E. Kelly, M. Mc- Daniel. R. Grossman, E. Unger, S. York, N. Smyth E. Shull, I. Postlewoit. BACK ROW S. Stavey, D. Pete. B. Wagner, D Mook, W. Dilley, E. Iohnston, D. Hollabauqli P. Bean, W. Murdock, I. VanDervort, M. Hoque, Mr. Axtel. FRONT HOW: E. Hutson, N, Lubold, D, Caldwell Y. Morell, A. Shoey, W. Bailey, F. Mears, K Knight, l. Onqley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Newton, I, Feldmiller, S. Hill L. Beers, C. Gierinq, S. Heflerman, D. Bell, N. Mit' lor, S. Anderson, C. Peters, I. Wentworth, L. Hart, Ft. Anderholt. BACK ROW: P. Hinkle, B. Irwin, N. Evans, L. Wagner, D. Dean, D. DeWalt, C. Wilcox, D. Babbitt, C Malliard, D. Hutt, I. Chofiel. Room 5 Room 4 SEVENTH GRADE FRONT BOW: I. Hulley, E. Karns, H. Staudt, I Voqan, A. Peters, R. McIntyre, R. Coon, A. Mc- Kinney, B. McCullough, L. McMasters, G. Winnie- wicz, M. Offensend. SECOND ROW: Miss Moyer, W. Taylor, L. Silloway E. Wentworth, A. Kline, D. Hulley, A. Clark D. Wilt, R. Meyer, D. Naramore, I. Phares. D Haizlett, L. Wagner, D. Wheeling, D. Winniewicz BACK ROW: G. Karns, I. Peterson, I. Bean, D Burchill, A. Adelman, I. Lee, L. Bennett, C. Brown D. Nordberg, L. George. Page 32 Room 100 Room 100 FRONT ROW: D. Irwin, I. Theuret, M. McConnell C. Moore, B. Rankin, S. Iewell, I. Snyder, V Perrine, P. Berringer, S. Boyd. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Reed, M. Galmish, T. Cotter man, H. Morrison, P. Hollabauqh, E. Dennis, G Corner, A, Grilith, S. Crawford. R. Harvey, R Andrews, R. Allen. BACK ROW: C. Dunn, E. Bell, M. Oakes, M. Bond V. Varndell, E. Murdoch, N. Mott, A. Iackson C. Geiger, A. Iohnson. President Vice President Secretory Treasurer President Vice President Secretory Chairman Secretory Committee Chairman Secretory Committee Chairman Secretory Committee Chairman Secretory Committee OFFICERS rst Semester Icrnet Snyder Marilyn L crlmisti V 1c1111c1 IQ11 1 f'i11d1f x fuckson Sefond Semester Nunn Mott Id VVt11tWo 111 Marilyn CLIIIIIISFI C ARDIINAI S First Semester Ncmcx Mot Shiilex Boyc Dc1le Hcrizlet Beverly Rcrnkin lorry Ceoiqe Second Semester Virginia Perrine MCYIIIYII Ooks Albe1tIVIcK1nney Shirley Boyd B111 IVIcCL111o11qh BLUE IAYS First Semester Ed Wentworth ue lewd! Peqqy Beiinqei ef, Bennett loin Resin Second Semester Irrnet Snyder IVIiChdQl Offensend john Bean Ruth Allen, Dick Rurchilt Fi . L. . i .K , ij' 'H 1 ie X . . ,' I - ',. Treasurer Audrey lc1Ckso11 1 Y . ,V I . . VV 5 ' - 'f 6 . ' ' A , 1 ' 1 X S , H 1, r i I 1 , s 5 , SEVENTH GRADE Page 34 NAME Adrlen Adelman Ruth Allen Rose Andrews Iohn Bean Ellen Bell Lee Bennett Margaret Bermger Mary lane Bond Shrrley Boyd Clmt Brown Richard Burchlll Ronald Coon Gladys Corner Trrva Cotterman Shelby Crawford Evelyn Dennis Carol Dunn Marllyn Galmxsh Larry George Alberta Gnfhth Dale Haxzlett Rrta Harvey Peggy Hollabaugh Dorothy Irwm Audrey Iackson Sue Iewell Anna Mae lohnston Earl Karns Amos Klme Kenneth Klme lack Lee Mary McConnell Wrlltam McCullough Robert Mclntrre Albert McKmney LaVern McMasters Harrret Mornson Carol Moore Nancy Mott Elste Murdoch Robert Myers Rrchard Naramore Donald Norberg Marrlyn Oaks Mtchael Offensend Iames Phares Vrrgmta Perrme Allan Peters Iames Peterson Beverly Rankin Larry Stloway lanet Snyder Herman Staudt Iohn Taylor Wrllard Taylor Ieanette Thuret lack Vogan Lewxs Wagner Edward Wentworth Donald Wheehng Donald W1lt NICKNAME Buzzy Huthre ROSIE Posy Bean Cook1e Handsome Peg Chubby Squrrt Codlrsh RlCh Scooner IS ake Snooks EVIC Maude Mrldred Georgre Blfdle Hay seed R1teyA Peg IPeterson2 Do lackte Suzy Anme 1 Butch Charhe ack Lourse Snooks ob Bert Chubby Tom Hunt Nrmmy Elsze the Cow Domer D1ck Don D1mpIes o 1m Gmny Sam Irmmy TOOIIS Mope Sn1per lake B1 Taylor lan Bunk One Rabb1t Flash Qnacker Duck SAYINGS I must be leavxng now H llo' Holy Cow' My glory be' I dont know' No Ktdden' Oh look at the pretty glrls' Oh Balon Oh Shuck ' Good Gravy' Ieepers' Oh Yeah' So what? l thought Id dle u I drdnt So blow Ilmmmy Crlckets' Blow up and bust' H1 ya kxdo' H1 Krd' You Rat' Oh Gosh' Whats the loke punk' Oh go Blow' Oh shut up' You Dope' None of your busrness' l dont know' Beans' Cheese and Crackers' Hold your horses' l dont know' You drrp' Go yump m the lake' You Ierk' You dop lust a mtnute Shut up You Scrooge' Good Gosh' My Goodness' Oh Baloney No Krdden' Hurry up you slow oke' Iehosepha for You' blow' heck' Brother' Keep your shtrt on' Love that boy' Oh Fooey' Dont count your chrckens' Ye Corns' Oh you dumb bunny' I dont know' Oh Cats' What trckled hrs funny bone? Oh Hump' I drd not' Whats up Doc? Oh Yeah' You Freak' ' ey! l S' ' ' f ' bt ' '. ' I ! . 1 V I B'1l ' . 1 g E - . ' ' B 51 . y . ! E 1 , . Y I . Y . p ' E Oh u ' ,, ' ox . ' , M Go . 1' E Oh . ' ' ' ' ' Oh . I f '11 I ' I ' Grade 5 and 6 Grade 4 P 36 Grade Grade 9 3 Grade 2 1 HME FOR FUN N vw X! ,JSNQ C QS I my 9' .Cf if 5 0 n 1' f X ,FX U pi g m- ff '71 x 1 Q X QM WN x f, 1 U 3' I 5 ClCT1v1T1Ex QE 1 K am 211 W K 3 W ff A , l. -xi' MX 6 1 6 6 5 fif' , ' 'tj XJ 'xglsj ' fs f XII li QDANCING CLUB FRONT ROW B. Newton, E. Hamilton, M. Myers, S. Bosely, R Haggerty, S. Choflel, C. Miller, R. Moore, I. Dunn, D. Hollabauqh, L. Toloqa, I. Williams, C. Perrine, R. Hilliard, I. Wier. SECOND ROW: D. Lonqonberger, E Flick, B. Flicl: B. Parker, I. Feldmiller, B. Reed. C. Meinstreifel, C. Peterson, E. Tucker, C. Iamison, C. Halterman G. Hart, M. Yarnell, P. Reed. M. I. Armour, B Shorts, D. Lines, Miss Shawley. BACK ROW: D. DuPont, I. Crawford, B. Bennett L. Peterson, I. Vincent, R, Wentworth, E. Mc Ouiston, W. Miller, I. Cotterman, F. Moyer, L Poduszlo, E. Sindlinqer, C. Kiter, P. Hoobler, A Hart. W. Scott, L. Brown. QDANCING CLUB Pres1dent Ierry Dunn Vxce Presxdent Roberta Moore Secretary Treasurer Gall M rller Thls IS the f1ISl year a dancmg club has been organlzed ln the Cochranton Hlgh School The club IS supervlsed by Mlss Shawley the new semor class advxsor The seventy flve members meet twlce a week durlng act1v1ty perlod on Tuesdays and Thursdays The club meets ln Room 112 where a record player furnlshes the muslc The obyect of the club has been to learn not only how to dance but also poxse and self confxdence of the dance floor The fun damentals of danclng et1quette have been stressed Attempts have been made to vances have been made 1n smooth dancmg On February 27 a movle Wlnter Sports was shown to the entlre school as a money makxng prolect The club also has had dues of 25 cents each semester to cover yearbook expenses It has been customary for the boys to ask the glrls to dance but on rare occa slons the glrls gxve the bashful boys a break and do the askmg A Chrlstmas party was held on De cember 2 m the gym for members and thelr guests Smce we are a group 1 terested m danc1ng It seemed very f1tt1ng to spend the even1ng putt1ng 1nto practlce what was learned 1n Club perlods Mr Moon permltted us to use hls record player and records for the evemng We had cookres and coke for refreshments at the close of the party At the start of the year the majorlty of the seventy hve people enrolled ln the Dancmg Club d1d not know how to dance One of the brg reasons why they had not learned to dance before was because they were afra1d that they would make a m1s take and that an 1nd1v1dual would cr1t1c1ze them for the mxstakes Another bxg reason 1S that they were afrald to ask the glrls to dance because they consxdered themselves so awkward and were afrald that they the glrls that they were dancmg w1th A boy or g1rl learnmg to dance feels more awkward and therefore hesltates to dance Another reason why they hesltate to dance IS because they are shy and feel m fer1or to the others Mlss Shawley our lnstructor has helped them tremendously She has taught them the proper way to ask someone to dance as well as how to dance Many 1nd1v1duals on entermg the club had no dancmg ab1l1ty whatsoever Now they are all on the road to becommg better dancers Several 1nd1v1duals ln the club have learned to ptterbug but everyone can at least do the slmple waltz Page 41 learn jitterbugging. but the greatest Cid- would embarrass themselves as well as . n . .nu . SDRAMATIC CLUB President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor The Dramatic Club organized in Octo- ber with about 20 members. Immediately we started work on our Halloween play, The Haunted Clothesline. After that, we began work on another play and tried to present one on the average of once every six weeks. Also this year. we went to the Erie Playhouse to see a production by profes- sional actors and actresses. After the play we were taken back stage and shown their elaborate lighting system. During this visit we all learned a great deal about the pro- duction of plays. During the year we were selected by the Penn Play Company as one of the few clubs in the state to receive, for only SIU, a number of play books valued at over Page 42 FRONT ROW: L. Pattison. I. Stallsmith, I. Crone, L. Varndell, B. Beebe. C. Iohn- son, I. Crone. M. Adleman. A. Randall. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Under- wood. R. Arensberg, B. Keas, T. Woodworth, H. Phares. B. McCracken. B. DeVore. R. Wilcox, G. Matt. Amy Randall Hay Arensburg Carol lohnson Tom Woodworth Mrs. Underwood 5100. We felt this a very great honor and already we have presented some of these plays. In the Dramatic Club you learn better poise, to overcome stage fright, and to make the audience forget you as a person and think only of the personality you are portraying. However. this club is not only for the purpose of learning things, but also for the purpose of relaxation. This club is open to members of the Sophomore. Iunior, and Senior classes. But the membership is limited to thirty-five members. At the end of the year we hope to have a club dinner at one of the better restau- rants. f.ROD AND Rim? CLUB Rod and Rifle Boys FRONT ROW: W McCullough, E. Turner, C. Tarr. I. Bean, I. Burk, G. Hart, G. Rounds, D. McWil- liams, H. Riley, W. Daily, G. Heflerman. SECOND ROW: Malliarvl, I. Weir, A. Adelman, A Peters, C. L. Hart, I. Cholfel, R. Calmish, C Peterson, C. Brown, C. Wilcox, D. Huizlc-tt, ll Wheelinq, L. MclVlastors, R. Nlooro, R. Nlclntyif-, I. Vogan, F Mears. THIRD ROW: R. Swoqqer, I. Thompson, I Nelson, E. Peterson, W. Peterson, C. Cutcnall, I. Ielznslon D. Hays, K. Turner, D. Stavey, R. Kantz, D Dilley. M. Walker, I. Iackson, C. Shiiffstall. D. Weaver, E. Dilley. BACK ROW: D. Simpson, I Rouqh, E. Hart, W. lVlCCurdy, C. Bernarding, L. Iacobs, E. Younq, L. Free, D. Peterson, G. Seeley, S. Szitas, R. Grossman, W. lVlcFetridqe Rod and Rifle Girls FRONT ROW: A. Gill, R. Clvliios, T. Tiirnr'-1, V Cutchall, D. Fletcher. BACK ROW: I. Rounds, L. Dunlap, H. Burke, W. Fet- teroll. - C A A , - 4 FRONT ROW: Dona Catalina, Dona Barbara. Dona Ana. Dona Marta. Dona Elena. Page 44 SECOND ROW: Dona Iosela. Dona Margarita, Dona Luisa, Senor Gibbons, el profesor, Dona Chavela, Dona Dorotea. BACK ROW: Dona Alicia, Don Roberto, Dona Su sana, Don Federico, Don lorqe, Dona Malia y Don Felipe. SL CIRCULO DE ESPANOL El Circulo de Espanol is an organization for Spanish students under the direction of Senor Gibbons. The club meets each Thursday evening for one hour. This organization is intended to promote interest in the customs and language of the Spaniard and Latin-American. Among the year's activities were a hayride, a party at the home of Dona Francisca, and Dona Manuela fSmythl and the banquete de espano1, served by the Home-Ed. girls. QIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIQN President Secretary .. Treasurer . The G. A. A. has been a very active organization throughout the current school year. The main service offered by this or- ganization was the operation of the con- cessions stand during the basketball sea- son. Each girl took her turn working at the booth. Meetings of the G. A. A. were held every Thursday. The first part of the year was devoted to basketball tournaments. During the second semester athletic badge tests were given and those who could qual- ify were awarded certificates of achieve- ment. In addition to the weekly meetings, many social events highlighted the year's program. In September, 50 boys and girls enjoyed a ride on Glenn Peterman's hay wagon and wiener roast in C1ark's pasture. FRONT ROW: I. McCaughtry, M. Hogue, E. Hutson, A. Iohnson. N. Snyder, C. Arbuckle, E. Peterson, S. Hill, G. Corner, C. Peterson, V. Lytle. Peggy Peterson Nancy Snyder Betty Lou Pearce Grove City College entertained us at the Grove City vs. Westminster football game. For many of us this was a new ex- perience. November's special feature was a bake sale held at Dunn's Meat Market, while in December we joined with the Social Games Club for a Christmas party. Dancing and refreshments were enjoyed by all. A Turn-About dance in March proved to be a very gala affair. The girls invited boys and presented them their corsages made of various kitchen articles and vege- tables. To close the season the G. A. A. held a picnic. This was the end of what we felt was a most successful year. SECOND ROW: D. Mitch, S. Stavey, E. Unger, B. Pearce, P. Peterson, S. Braymer, N. Evans, C. Hamilton, S. Anderson, Y. Morell, L. Beers, Mrs, Cooper. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Club FRONT ROW: S. Coon, I, Crone, B. Hart, B. Linton, T, Slocum, B. Parker, I. Weir. C. Perrine, L. Pattison. SECOND ROW: L. Stallsmith, T. King, S. Pressler, I. Feld- miller, C. Iohnson, V. Proper, B. Beebe, Miss Brock, I. Crone. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Slocum, L. Pattison, I. Crone, T. King, . V. Proper, I. Offensend, I. Fulkerson, C. Perrine, Miss Brock, I. Feldmiller, B. Beebe, B. Parker, C. Iohnson, I. Crone, L. Stallsmith, B, Linton, S. Coon. Page 46 515 1oR TRI HIY CLUB PURPOSE To create mamtam and extend throughout the school and communrty htgh standards of Chr1s t1an character PLATFORM Self Improvement Chrrstlan Fellowshrp Un1ted Servtce OFFICERS Presrdent Lots Pattrson V1ce Presldent Betty Parker Secretary tRecord1ngl Clormda Perrme Secretary fCorrespond1ngJ Verta Proper Treasurer lane Feldmrller Advrsor Mrss Betty Brock This year our club started wtth a bang We had many partres and actrvttres throughout the year In September we all got acquamted at a tmtlatron party held at Miss Brock s farm Games were played followed by a wtener roast Come Halloween the Tn H1Y gxrls celebrated wtth a hrlarrous party at the home of the Crone sxsters Thts was followed by one of the most lmportant actrvrtles of the year our formal Inductron and Installatron servtces at whrch our parents and the faculty were guests The evening began wrth our new members berng tnstalled Into the club by the old members prnnmg the Tr1H1Y pm on them The club presented each gxrl wxth a srngle rose corsage and tn addrtron each offrcer re cetved a guard for her Tr1H1Y pm to srgntfy her ottxce The ceremony was beauttfully performed by Candlelrght Followmg the ceremony a receptlon was held To get mto the Chrrstmas spxrrt a party was held at Lots Pattrsons home We went ChIlSfmG carolmg exchanged grtts and refreshments were served Smce Ianuary was such a busy month exams and such we decrded to have a game party at the end of the 'nonth Thrs was held at Iane Feldmrller home Many drfferent games were played and lunch was served Smce March rs the month of St Patrtcks Day celebratrons naturally we had a party and a won derful tnme was had by everyone As school drew to a close we had our annual Mother Daughter Banquet whrch rs held rn the prxvate dmmg room of the Beacon lnn Thrs rs always an excepttonally lovely event where our Mothers are honored and where they get a chance to see how much thelr daughters have groNn soctally durlng the past year At the end of the second emester we are plan nmg on takmg a twu day trrp Thrs IS the fmal actrvr ty of our club for thts year Not only rs our club socral as you can see bu also tt takes tts part m the communrty We packed a large Thanksgrvmg basket and at Chrrstmas trme the Commumty Chest requested that our club purchase food for them pack the baskets and drstrrbute thrs food to all the needy famrlres ln thexr dtstrrct Many orgamzatrons rn and around Cochranton donated toys for us to dtstrrbute also The club decrded to pack an Easter basket for some needy famxly also we made notebooks of Chrtstmas cards to gtve to the hospitals Thxs way we gatned the satrsfactlon of betng a real help to some one rn need We have our weekly meetmgs on Thursday wher the members get together to drscuss old and new business plus topics of rnterest to teenagers We have had many su cessful fudge and bake sales whrch have helped to burld our treasury and to pay for our varrous protects We smcerely hope that thrs club wtll conttnue to grow and do as well rn all the years to Come a rt has thrs year Page 47 3 , , I - - - L . ' I' I A . ' I . EJ ' . ' 1 . ' 'S Q IUNIOR PROIECT CLUB FRONT ROW' D. Nordburg, E. Karns, W, Taylor, D. Wili, L. George P. Harry, A. Shoey, I. Kimmel, I. Peterson, I. Phares, I. Sheatz I. Ongley. SECOND ROW: D. Burchill, I. Taylor, W. Murdoch, L. Wagner, P. Bean D. Grossman, I. Lee, K. Knight, W. Bciley. L. Wagner, Mr. Brown NEWSPAPER CLUB FRONT ROW: S. Gill, C. Bauer, N. Fletcher, E. Tologo, P. Free, H Arbuckle. BACK ROW: B. Murdoch, L. Elliot, H. Burnette, Mr. Reed, R. Staudt E. Fejes, D. Ward. Iunior Project Club Newspaper Club Safety Patrol Library Club SAFETY PATROL FRONT ROW: E. Karns, R. Morrison, S York, D. Postlc-wait, L. Silloway W. Taylor, I. Shoemaker, H. Staudt, A. McKinney. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hillkirk, I. Taylor, L. Bennett. C. Rankin, C, DuPont, P. Shull, B. Babbitt, D. Huff, F. Dunlap, D. Naramore. BACK ROW G. Karns, B. Iohnston, P. Bean, L. Elliott, E. Iohnston W, Hollabauqh, D. Mook. LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Peterson, T. McKay, I.. Thomas, T. Slocum, P. Tidball, P. Greenslel, R. DeVore. SECOND ROW: S, Vincent, R. Bean, T. King, I. Cotterman, R Anclcrhalt V. Proper, Mr. Cibbons. Page 49 SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW: I. Wentworth. R. Postlewait, F. Stuart, R. Phares P. Dennis, K. Mears, W. King. BACK ROW: I Phares, B, Martin, R. Beiqhtol, R. lrwin, A. Kline I. Peterson, P. Sanzari, T. Rankin, lVlr. Smith. NATURE CLUB FRONT ROW: S Peterson, G. Free, R. Bean, R. DeVillars, I. Karns R. Tracy. SECOND ROW Mr. Newton, C. Fetterolf, H, Whitman, D. Clark S. Bosley, L. Maurice, G, Matt. -O Science Club Nature I 1 Club Iunior F. H. A. Senior F. H. A. IUNIOH F. H. A. FRONT ROW: I, Feldmiller, D. Caldwell, D. lrwin, C. Dunn, R. Allen T. Colterman, R. Andrews, A. Iackson, V. Perrine, M. Galmish, B. Rankin, L. Williams. BACK ROW: P. Berringer, H. Morrison, A, Griffith, E. Shull, S. Heller man, D. Bell, V. Varndell, M. McDaniel, M. Oakes, E. Kelley C. Bell, I. Snyder, P. Hollabaugh, Miss Moyer. SENIOR F. H. A. FRONT ROW: Miss Feldmiller, A. Ash, M. Armour, C. Halterman P. Frazier. SECOND ROVV: A. Gill, M. Yarnell, N. Brown, M. Taylor, I. Cronc D. Hulley. BACK HOW: I. Taylor, L. Phares, L Taylor, C. Iamison, P. Rankin E. Taylor, A. Caldwell. PC1149 51 3: Page 52 B Beebe B Pearce A Ran R Anderhalt I MXDHIS C M Brown I Offensend E dall B Fhck Maughn Mrs Cooper G1ermq P Green let CABDINAL STAFF Iohn lVlmn1s Barbara Pearce Ellis Grermg Russell Anderhalt Barbara Beebe Clyde Mauqhn lane Offensend Mary Brown Phzl Greenslet Barbara Flrck Amy Randall Lors M Cooper Ed1tor Co edltor Assrsiant Edltor Busmess Manager Subscrxpuon Manager Art Edxtor Actrvmes Ed1tor Classes Ed1tor Sports Edltor Typrst Typrst Faculty advlsor COHISO ASSOCIATION FRONT HOW: I. Feldmiller, T. McKay, C. Dunn, S. Choflel, V. Grovott L. Toloqo, A. Iockson, B. Pearce, M. Walker, E. Fejes, G. Miller BACK HOW: H. Whitmon, D. McWilliams, M. Brown, T. Woodworth R. Icxcobs, L. Elliot, R. Anderhclt, P. Creenslet, R. Keos, P. Reed G. Peterson, L. Reed, Miss Thomas. BOYS SPORTS CLUB FRONT ROW: M. Offensend, E. Wentworth, I. Wentworth, N. Smyth A. Adelmon, W. Peterson, R. Moore, P. Woodworth, D. Wheelinrg SECOND ROW: R Phores, E. Turner, W. Pechin, K. Turner, D. Stovoy I. Peterson, W. Mclietrttlqe, C, Fetteroll, W. Williums, Mr. Axtol, BACK ROW: I. Iohnson, F. Rough, Cl. Seely, D. Peterson, I. Yottnq I. Deon, ll. Hurt, W. MCCt1rdy, E. Dilley X' 'XXCXKW P '7 Hilf' ' Cohiso Association Boys Sports Club IUNIOR TRI-HI-Y FRONT ROW: P. Ferrier, R. Andrews, C. Gierinq, S. Boyd, I. Theuret R. Harvey. SECOND ROW: V. Grczvcxtt, P. Hinkle, D. Deon, M. Bond, E. Dennis I. Whiteman, Mrs. Reed. KNITTING CLUB FRONT ROW: D. Rhocxdes, M. McConnell, I. Lepley, V. Cvonccircx. M Deeter, S. McKinney, S. Iewell, C. Moore. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Porter. G. Lylle. M. Scully, E. Leqnosky. B. Irwin N Mott, E. Murdoch, I. Hines, M. Robinson. Iunior Tri-Hi-Y Knitting Club FRONT ROW: T. Voorhies, G. Free, I. Weir, R. Kcintz, R, Golmish, C. King, R. Postlewcxit, I. Beiqhtol, H. Corner, E. Deeter, F. Stewart, SECOND ROW: L. Iucobs, R. Iohnston, D, Stcxvey, K. Turner, C. Heffermon, R, Freyermuth, Hart, F. Biqqs, I. Iohnston, I. Rough, I. Cutchcill, W. Hollcxbauqh, R. Beiqhtol, P. Chotley Rankin A. C. BACK E. Young, W. McCurdy, E. Hurt, C. Seeley, L. Deeter, C, Kiter, I, Gehres. F. F. A. Keystone Farmers FRONT ROW: A. Hurt, I. Deon, W. NIcCurdy, L. Deeter, R. De-Villcxrs. BACK ROW: Mr, McCo11ouqh, D, Freyermuth, C. Heffermun, Mr. Moon. HOW: Mr. McCullough, F. Rough, R. Grossman, I. Deon, D. Peterson, R. DeVillcirs, Page 55 QOCHRANTQN F F A The Cochranton Chapter of the P F A has been very actlve th1s past year Durlng the summer vacatlon we were stlll operatmg the farm whlch we have rented Thls was done by all the members workmg at least two days and many of them more than that But our work was not all tn varn for when vue harvested our crops we found that we had 300 bu of wheat 1 000 bu of oats and 800 bu of corn What was even better IS the fact that the wheat and oats both were cert hed by the Pennsylvanra Agrlculture Extenslon Servxce The wheat was then sold to Chapter members and area farmers The oats w1ll be sold thls sprrng also At the present tlme he corn 1S stored at the farm and we are not sure yet what we wlll do Wllh 1t When school started we vsere kept rather busy wrth our farm work and also preparmg for both the Crawford County Falr and the Cochranton Commumty Farr Several of the members exhrblted llvesto k at both farrs Durlng the summer we also fattened 29 head of prgs on the corn and other gra1n from our last years crops On September 26 27 and 28 the Northwestern Pennsylvanla Livestock Assocratxon held a show and auctlon at the Wattsburg farr grounds At th1s sale several of the boys showed the steers whrch they had purchased The Chapter also sold 20 of the 29 hogs whrch we had Irm Dean one of our members showed the Grand Champron barrow at the sale vnhtch brought I1m a nlce pr1 e at S121 per pound Ilm s steer also placed thlrd ln the heavy welght class Then came the County Proyect Contest m whrch we rated 25 blue 12 red and 8 whlte rlbbons to take frrst place among the county schools The wlnmng books were then entered rn the State contest where we had two gold medal winners Ilm Dean wrth hrs swlne book and Iohn Rough vuth laymg hens Several other boys placed among the flrst fifteen On Ianuary 14 fxfteen members went to the State Farm Page 58 CHAPTER Show at Harnsburg where the Keystone Farmer wlnners and also the prolect wrnners ln the state recelved thelr awards Many of them attended the educat1onal demonstratlons whrch were d1splayed rn the farm show bulldmg After we returned from Harrrsburg we were mostly occupied 1n butldrng dlfferent projects ln the farm shop One of the hrst enterprlses was the burldmg of a hog house for Al Hart Th1s turned out very well and Al IS qulte proud of the product Next came the bulldrng of self feeders by several members These were bullt on a plan sent out by Pennsylvama State Col lege and have proved to be an efhcxent way to fatten hogs We are now bulldmg a chlcken brooder coop as a group proyect Thls coop IS what we thtnk IS the tdeal type We have bu1lt one each year for the last three years and everyone who has seen them thxnk they are very mce After we have burlt xt we wlll put 300 baby chlcks 1n 1t and ralse them as a group proyect When they have reached the broller stage they will be sold locally and part of the hens w1ll b sold to Chapter members On March 16th we held our annual Par ent and Son Banquet Thrs IS an affaxr WhlCh for the past three years we have been holdrng to show our appreclatron for the help and en couragement whlch our parents have grven us It glves them an opportunity to see and hear about the many thmgs that we have been domg th1s past s hool year In November Floyd Rough who last year was our F P A Pres1dent was selected to attend the Natronal F F A Convennon at Kansas Crty Kansas where he was a member of the Natronal Chorus for the second year We all thlnk that thls has been a very good year as we have real1zed a pIOf1l from our varxous projects whlch enabled us to pay off our loan and glVe us a better start for the future WSM xv .. . . . . . . . a' - . ., . . . , . .. . n . . ., . e . . , . . . ' - . , . . , . , Y.. fl ATRQNS UST Mr 61 Mrs Norman F Greenslet Mr :Sf Mrs lack Moore Mr Ed Coley Mr G Mrs Max McFarland Norman E Greenslet Mr 6: Mrs I H Allrson Lours E Choffel Mr 61 Mrs Edwm Walker Mr G Mrs Edward Flemrng Mr ci Mrs Robert Buzza Mr 61 Mrs W1ll1am Sherry Mr :Sf Mrs Iames Steen Mr :S Mrs Rerd Smith Mr 61 Mrs E D Randall Mr 61 Mrs A P Wrnter Mr df Mrs Carl Shaffer Page ss Mr Herman Reed Mrs Arlene Reed Mr 6. Mrs Pete Porter Ann Moyer Lors M Cooper Iames B Sheehan Mrs M McDan1el Mlss Betty Brock M1ss Ianet Thomas Mrs Paul lnglefreld Mr Kenneth Grbbons Mrs Amos Offensend Mr G Mrs C L Axtel Mrss Hazel McCleery Robert K Bloom Mr 6: Mrs H Srlloway Mr :Sf Mrs Leo Collms Mr 6, Mrs Merle Du Mars Mr 61 Mrs Harold B HOVIS Anonymous Contrrbutron Mr :Sf Mrs C Check JIME FOR MUSIC xNW N gg 25 W S 1 Q JN 0 .S -NK y 2 4 V N: ' 61 'X Q O X 9 . f 5, U X X1 f M v H Q f K so FRONT ROW: C. Maughn, S. Hill, D. Dunn, M. Walker, I. Burchill, N. Miller, E. Hollabaugh, K. Smith, W. Fish, R. Philips, B. Schall, L. Schafier, I. Rough, T. Hudson, P. Reed, P. Tucker. SECOND ROW: D. Lines, C. Bauer, Mrs. lnglefield, G. Price, M. Myers. L. Reed, A. Coon, A. Woodworth, M. Smyth. I. Silloway, R. Dennis, B. Pearce, P. Shoemaker, H. Crawford, B. Helsel, S. Ward, I. Dunn, L. Mears, I. Shoemaker, B. Dickson, S. Gill. BACK BOW: B. Shorts, L. Beers, B. Williams, D. Ward, D. Hill, C. Williams, G. Cary, N. Smyth, B. Morell, D. Pete, B. Wilson, D. Beers, F. Biggs, P. Shull, A. Smyth. QWOCHRANTON HIGH SCHQOL BAND The Cochranton High School band is one of the highlights of the school. It con- sists of 50 pieces and is under the direction of Mrs. lnglefield. Last summer a Band Mother's Club was organized to raise money to buy new uni- forms. With an intense campaign of six months they raised enough to buy 53 uni- forms and four majorette uniforms. On November 21 a thank you concert was given to the public to show the band's appreciation for the new uniforms. In December the band played two num- bers for the Christmas program and there Page 60 were a number of solos and quartets par- ticipating that evening. In Ianuary, fifteen outstanding musi- cians from the band went to a District Band Festival which was held at Edinboro State Teachers College. A combined band concert was given with the Wesleyville High School Band at Wesleyville in February. Also in February the annual band concert was presented in our high school auditorium. In our band we have several organized groups such as the Brass Quartet, Saxo- phone Quartet, and the Clarinet Trio. QIUXED cHoRUs The Senior Chorus consists of sixty-two mem' bers under the direction of Mrs. Paul Inglefield, The Chorus gave its first performance at the Thanksgiving Assembly. lts next performance was the evening Christ' mas Program, Dec. 15. The Chorus marched into the gymnasium in a candle light procession singing, O Come All Ye Faithful . Outstanding numbers sung at this concert were Iesus the Christ is Born , When Iesus Was A Little Child featuring Mary Brown as soloist and a modern version of Hlinglt- Bellsu. Mr. H. L. Moore invited the Chorus to sing at his Christmas Party for his employees. He presented each member with a box of candy on their departure On March 20 and 22 a combined Choral concert with Conneautville Mixed Chorus was held at Cochranton and Conneautville. The combined choirs numbering 105 sang three Fred Waring arrange- ments, You'll Never Walk Alone , Comin' Thru The Rye , and Country Style . Other numbers sung were Madame Ieannette , The Lords Prayer and Tradi Nulsi . The County Choral Festival at Lawrence Park, Erie, was held March 2 and 3. The individuals parti- cipating were: Mary Brown, Iane Offensend, Arlene Stallsniith, Barbara Pearce, Peggy Tucker, Lucy Mears, Flllis Ciering, Loren Shaffer, Carlton Williams. Robert Phillips, and Dick Hill. Instead of a Spring Festival the Senior Chorus is going to present an op:-zetta, entitled, Meet Ari zona . The male lead will be filled by Floyd Rough. a '49 graduate of Cochranton High School. Mary Brown will have the female lead. Others who have parts in the operetta are Marilyn Williams, Barbara Pearce, Loren Shaffer, Robert Schull, Robert Philips. Russel Anderhalt, Carlton Williams, Bernadine Wil luunfa, Peggy Tucker, Frank Biggs and Clyde Maughn. The balance of the Chorus will make up the ensemble and chorus. The operetta will be presented in April After the operetta, the chorus will start practicing for Baccalaureate, which will wind up the activities for this year. Our soloists for the year were Mary Brown. Senior, and Marilyn VVilliams, Sophomoie. Piano ac companists were Lucy Mae Mears. Vwlilma Fish, and Marian Brock. FRONT ROW: A. Ash, E. Offensend, I. Offensend, D. Armour, B. Helsel, VV Fish, M. Brown. M. Williams, A. Cowell, M. Braham, I Burchill, S. Ward, C. Peterson, C. Price, L. Mears. SECOND ROW: I. Forney, P. Work, I. Fulkerson, B. Dickson, E. l-lolcbar. L. Reeo. B. Pearce. N. Snyder, M. Walker, B, Williams, l. Pete, P. Tucker, P Shoemaker, M Brock. Mrs. lnglefield. THIRD ROW: R. Anderhalt, R. Beers, B. Hilderbrandt, A. Stallsmith, A. Coon, F Hollabaugh. A. Smyth, B. Wheeling, M. Smyth, I. Silloway, K. Smith, A. Wheeling, A. Woodworth, N. Brown, B. Wilson, B. Schall, G. Peterson. BACK ROW: C. Williams, L. Shaffer, Cf. Miller, Ci. Peterson, E. Ceiring, D. Stright, L. Iacobs, G. Carey, B. Morrell, F. Biggs, L. Deetex, R. Dennis, C. Maughn, B. Phillips, I. Rough, D. Hill. H. Crawford. FRONT ROW V Lytle R Allen G Corner V THIRD ROW S Grll M Kllne S Anderson W Perrlne D Armour B Helsel R Morrrson K Pattison A Buchanan B Pearce C DuPont D Mears T Voorhles S Hull E Hutson S Crow Pete E Corner I Burchrll I Snyder P Forney lord H Morrison Mrs Ingleheld W Clark SECOND HOW N Moore C Arbuckle A Iohnslon BACK ROW P Tldball B Slallsmrlh M Robrnson McDermott W Wlllxams L Beers P Wrlson Elhott D Beers B Babbnt N Evans N Mott M Walker N Mrller KSIUNIOR CHORUS The IUHIOI Chorus 1S made up of ap proxunately 50 m1xed vo1ces under the d1 rect1on of Mrs Paul Ingleheld The Iunlor Chorus gets 1ts members from the seventh e1ghth and n1nth grades The Iun1or Chorus l1ke the Sen1or Cho rus sang 1n the Thanksg1v1ng Assembly and also the Chr1stmas Concert The solo1sts of thls chorus were Bev erly Helsel Donna Armour and Robert MOIIISOD all Freshmen P1ano accompan 1sts were Mary Ellen Walker and Peggy Tldball Page 62 Y. Morell, N. Snyder, E. Dennis, E. Galmish, C. C. Hamilton, E. Fejes, I. Elliott, B. Wilson, L I I . I , . , - I I I 1 v ' CINSTRUMENTAL MUSIC GROUPS SAX QUARTET Davld Dunn Mary Ellen Walker Lucy Mears compamst Kxtty Smlth Wxlma Fxsh BRASS QUARTET Bob Ph111pS Bob Schall Frank Biggs Dlck Beers CLARINET TRIO Ierry Dunn Shlrley Ward Patty Shoemaker accofn pamst Clyde Maughn N Page 63 to I 1 ,CC- AQlocA1,S MIXED OCTET Front Row I Offensend M Wllhams P Tucker S War Second Row L Shaffer B Schall BOYS QUARTET L Shaffer C Wllllams B Ph1l1ps B Schall GIRLS TRIO B Pearce P Shoemaker P Tucker C. Williams, B. Philips 1. Rob rt Phxlrps The class of 50 IS proud of 1lS outstandmg musrcxan Robert Phllrps At many concerts we have all been entertamed by hrs excellent trumpet playmg He IS actrve rn other musrcal organlzatrons such as the Boys Quartet Brass Quartet M1xed Chorus and Band Durrng the past four years Robert has partrcrpated rn three Drstrrct Band Festrvals two Dxstrrct Choruses and D1str1ct Orchestra He was selected to represent our school rn the All State Band for two years After Hrqh School Robert has planned to make music hrs career Page 65 I , 1 . , ,fi ' 1' , . . . JIME FOR PLAN H XX x..f' 0 K f W XA i M V K ff! ' X NPQRTS f'95 5 fo' xi 'um 5 N Q k nv X , 4 cw? 'mga' ,ff 'Q .gf X ' YYYY X 4 M FRONT ROW D DuPont L Schaft C Hart B Morrell P Hoobler I Dunn SECOND HOW C Axtell P Greenslet E Slndllnqer G Peterman D Hart L Shafler L Poduszlo R DeVore W Reed Elmer s the center Who can say No? Hes got the ball now watch hrm go Dunn rs the rough one You wart and see Hell be the top man lor the Greenslet Trophy Buds the Sophomore of the crew And when the pomts he has qulte a ew Peterman s a center and when hes o Opponents look out tor hts left handed shot Page SB Poduszlos a guard and when he goes you can tell by hrs sprrrt that hes llqhtmq to wm Arbuckle Arbuckle Listen to them rave For the one hand shot of lxttle Dave DuPont a player with a lot of steam Hes one oi the senxors or the team Shaffer the Flash ts startmg at auard When he hrts them they stay cause he hlts them hard Schaff IS a comer the fans all say Dont worry Louxe youll have your day Glen IS short last and also smart Thats rrght you guessed t hrs last name IS Hart DeVore at forward thats what the paper sard He scored enough pornts to make the opponents see red Duannes the tallest on the team When lt comes to scormg Hes on the beam Hooblers a lorward Wllh a lot of swift When he goes In the team gets a lift X H 15 5 33 W A A . . . ' . Y I I . I . l I Clfe ill , H H h - ' ' ht t . ' I' , OARSITY BASKETBALL The Varslty started off well havmg a 500 mark C3 33 at Chr1stmas vacatron After they returned to actron they won but three out of seventeen for an overall record of SIX w1ns and seventeen losses Desp1te the number of losses the team played some good ball durmq the season Sophomore Bud Morell led the sconng parade w1th 189 poxnts Glen Hart was the best foul shooter makmq seventeen out of 24 for a neat 708 average Morell DeVore D Hart Dunn Slndhnger G Hart 53 Sandy Lake Cambudge Sprmqs Grove C1ty Alumm Mercer Vernon Oh1o Sandy Lake L1nesv1lle Randolph Rocky Grove Townv1lle SCORING BY PLAYERS D Oppo e t Shaffer Poduszlo Peterman Schaff Hoobler DuPont SEASON RECORD Opponents Carnbndge Sprmgs Saegertown Cranberry Mercer Conneautvxlle Randolph Rocky Grove Townv1lle Sprmgboro L1nesv1lle Cranberry Grove C1ty Paqe B9 ' S EC. F... T.P. PG, EP. T.P. 86 17 189 13 7 33 54 51 159 3 5 11 . 55 29 139 3 4 10 40 22 102 1 7 9 ' ' 35 23 93 0 1 1 . 31 17 79 0 0 0 Moyer 20 10 50 Arbuckle 0 0 0 C. H. S n n S C. H, S 53 25 28 A ' 47 22 ' ' 42 28 34 35 ' 54 32 41 74 ' 43 26 47 as 76 36 54 37 . 35 33 43 ' 42 56 32 1 4 is 58 8 41 30 ' 37 35 44 26 ' ' 67 25 54 46 51 ' 29 41 ' 43 FROXIT RON L Shaft R Keas R McCracken BACK ROW Mr Axtell G Peterson E McQu1ston E Tucker R Schall Manager F Moyer L Peterson C Wxlhams Manager fjUN1oR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Iunxor Varslty w1th the exceptlon of two or three fellows was made up of Sophomores Most of these boys lacked the exper1ence necessary to have a wrnmng ball club But ln another year th1s team mlght have 1t They won four wh11e dropplng 18 to the1r opponents Floyd Moyer the Ir Var slty center was moved up to the Vars1ty 1n m1d season and Coach Axtell had to fmd a new COI'I'lb1I'1Gf1OI1 for the I Vs Floyd Moyer was the leadlng scorer wlth 98 pomts two ahead of Llttle Dave Arbuckle Bob McCracken had the best foul shootmg average rnakmg 15 out 21 for an average of 714 IUNIOR VARSITY RECORD C H S Opponents Sandy Lake Cambndqe Sprmqs Grove Ctty Alumnl Mercer Vernon Ohlo Sandy Lake Lmesvrlle Randolph Rocky Grove 23 Townvllle Page 70 C H S Opponents Cambndqe Sprmgs Saegertown Cranberry Mercer Conneautvllle Randolph Rocky Grove Townvxlle Lmesvxlle Cranberry Grove Clty 5 A Q 25 10 19 ' ' 39 16 ' ' 20 15 42 12 ' 11 15 26 13 ' 55 11 29 31 52 18 ' 37 12 , ' 10 19 30 30 8 16 36 19 ' ' 21 10 ' 28 25 44 12 ' ' Z7 19 38 23 37 ' 33 15 ' 29 CIUNIQR HIGH BASKETBALL Well Coach Bob Bloom and h1s boys had another rough year They only won 2 Whlle dropprng 18 but many of the losses were by 4 or less pornts so they could have easlly been on the wrn srde of the ledger Most of these boys w111 move up to the I V squad next year and they show a lot of promrse for the future Sheldon Szltas was hrqh scorer wrth 90 pornts Next 1n l1ne are B111 W11son wrth 75 W1ll1e Krng Wlth 70 Drck Beers Wllh 68 and Ed Corner Wrth 53 The leadmg foul shooter was B111 Wrlson smkmg 33 out of B1 for a percentaqe of 541 THE IUNIOR HIGH SCORES C H S Opponent Conneautvxlle Hlckory Randolph Conneautvllle Htckory Rocky Grove Trtusvllle O11 Crty Lmcoln Cranberry C' H S Opponents Franklm O11 Crty South Rocky Grove Trtusvrlle O11 Clty Lmcoln Cranberry Franklm O11 Cxty South Saeqertown FRONT ROW M Offensend E Wentworth D SECOND ROW I Postlewalt D Babbrt D Bernard Harzlett W Kmq D Dunn I Shoemaker mg B Wnlson D Mook 5 Szxtas C McDermott E Corner B Babbrt G DuPont R K Bloom lp A Page 71 C9 Z1 . ' 25 25 ' 37 12 ' 37 IS ' ' 17 14 16 17 28 20 ' 46 25 ' ' 29 19 Randolph 21 24 Saeqertown 19 17 ' 25 18 ' ' '. 21 22 23 21 29 19 ' ' 34 15 ' 29 19 ' ' ' 21 11 ' A 22 29 26 18 29 , , L Poqe 72 E Peterson S Glll P Peterson P Wilson L Beers BACK ROW D Llnes A Woodworth K Smrth B Shorts FRONT ROW A Randall S Ward C Peterson Iii 1 ' - 3 ff. ,.,,,. A 'S Q , rig I 3, 'Q'-N.. 1 1 M, 4 Z s ig ' ' 1 xl x U L f So R , ,,, x 1 Xa V Q AQAA . Q PM ev -..,,-V. I X 1 iM ,M ' ,t W' ' ff ' wk, -ax ,V P L. UCIXNOWLEDUMENTS Page 74 The Cardmal Staff wrshofs to Dxpros Ms appreclatron to all Tho Q who o ED HILDEBRAN Photography I H MCWILLIAMS H lx c C Iahn 6 Olher Enqravrnq Company ROLAND H GUTTENDOHF Kurtz Bros Covers E P WOLFF and C A PENSKE Erre Przntmg Company kv f 5 T N ' ' . 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