Cochranton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cochranton, PA)

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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, . . . . Q . . . . ' . ' , .. ' e ' e .

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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,

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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