Cochranton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cochranton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

. s Q ef., Q.-.. .fvff 1 - .y 1A- :1 Q52 1-- - ur, , .- , - .f Va L W v.: 1:-ww.-' - cw fwse- v'r'+4 N BETTY HART Rickman G. Him. Ev1e1.1'N HULLABAUGII LLOYD IACOISS Betty Dick NEW Lloyd Tri-HifY 2 Chorus 2. 5, 4 Vice Preaialent 2 la.F.A. 2, 5, 4 Dancing Club 4 Band 2, 5, 4 Class Secretary 5, 4 orus 2, 5, 4 Vice President 4 Camera Club 4 Senior Play 4 Spanish Club 2 District Chorus 4 BERDENA L1N1'oN CQEORGE MATT Roisuu' MQCRALJKEN Bcvunu' Mon-,R Brrdcm1 'Gcorgf' Bob Bz'1 ' Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, 4 Dancing Club 5 Dancing Club 2 Nature Club 2 Spanish Club 5 Camera Club 2 Biology Club 5 Dramatic Club 2 Basketball Mgr. 2. 5, 4 Chorus 5 Dramatic Club 5 Basketball 2, 5, 4 Senior Play 4 Spanish Club 2 Bancl 2, 5, 4 Dancing Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Photography Club 2 Fi.oi'u Moira Unk llamkctball 2, 5, 4 Dancing Club 2 Baseball 5, 4 Volleyball 2, 5, 4 Page l 5 wr- 11 aw i '7'f f'! Ci-mRi.ias Moixau. MARY l.oi'isi. Mwizs Iilssi, Nrisox BARBARA Niawiov Eixmm Lui, OFl5ENSl.ND Burl Louie lr,fsr Bobbie Emma Clam Vice Prcsiilcnt 5 Dancing Club Z Rucl and Rifle Club 2 Dancing Club 2 Chorus 2, 3. -l Basketball 2, 3, 4 liancl 2, 5, 'l Scicncc Club 2 Opcrctta 2, 5. -l Hawball 3, 4 Spanish Club Z Clans Secretary 2 Vollcy Bull 2, 3 Spanish Club 2 Chorus 2, 5, -l Dancing Club 4 Ycurboulc Staff -l llancl 2, 3, -l Dixtrict Chorus -l I,0iu-.NA M. Ihmiu-,s LA Voxvh Rl'.HD IVIMuz.xui.'r Rmu I-lmiuk l,. RILLY Dawn l o1111iz ' Peggy Luke F.l'i.iX. 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3 lizxncl 2, 5, -l Ruil unil Rii-lc Club 2 Chorus 2, 3, -l Clam Treasurer 2, 5, 'l Culiim 2, 3 Spanish Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Dancing Club 2 Library Club 5 Srniur Play -l Opcrcttu 3, -l Ycurluuuk Still l Dancing Club -l Pigc I6 Ml-.s l'l.'1'l-.Rrzox l.l.s1.11-. l'r.1'l.nsnx Ru'1l,um li. I'1-'rv-.nsux Sfxlmu I.. l':'r1.umw Iuuxwx' T. Ihmmufs lim l.1'.v L, IJ. Hsxllklfln Hlohn Basketball 2, 3, 4 Rnd and Rifle Club 2 Nature Club Scivncc Club Dancing Club 2 Tumbling Club 2 Rual zuul Rillv lllulm 2 Dramatic Club 2 Phumgraphy Club 2 Iuuw Rural: Runs:-,uw P. SIIIIAL1. VVYYAY MM. SKIOIUI' I,'lzif'kr11 Bah Srofli1 ' F FA. 2. 5, -1 Clam Prcsimlcnt 2. 5 Dancing.: Club 2 llzuul Z, 3 llnncl 2, 3, -l Tri-Hi-Y 5 urus 2, 3. 'l Churus Z, 5, 4 Scurckccpur 5, -l YCilfbIl1lli Stull -l District Churus 5. J Scnlur Play 'l Spanish Club 2 Opcrcttzl 2, 5, bl lm'm:r. Ii. SIl.I.UXVAN fr1yz'l't ' Churus 2, 3. 4 liunzl 2, 5 Spanish Club 2 l,QlI1Cll1g Club 5 l':lgL' lf Cnnaniwh SMITH Louisa S'I'ALLSNl'l'H MARQARH' S'l'AUD'l' Figiui. S'riawAn'1' KitIy Lon Louise Margie Fail Bancl 2, 5, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Dancing Club 2, 4 Science Club 2 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 4 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Rod and Rifle Club 2 Chorus 2, 5, 4 School Treasurer 4 F.H.A. V. President 4 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3 Photography Club 4 Spanish Club 2 District Chorus 4 Page IS EMILY 'l'oi.oco ,,Em,, Newspaper Club 2 EARL C. 'l'lJtIKlzR Fed Spanish Club 2 Dancing Club 2 Biology Club 2 Basketball 2 Basketball Mgr. 3, 4 Baseball Manager 5 'l4lIOMAFINli Tuimian SH1Ri.i-.Y A. WARD Tommy Shirley Rod and Rifle Club 2 Chorus 2, 3. 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 5, 4 Senior Play 4 Spanish Club 2 Cohiso 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 District Chorus 4 Dnv.u,n A. S'riuGH'i' Mmsm. F, T.xY1.ou Li-mx l.lTl'ZILLln 'liAYI.0R ILAN G. Tfixmnk I71'zlo Mullin l.m'illc Iz'nnnir Rnd and Rillc Club 2 F,l-I.A. 2, 3, 4 F.H.A, Z, 3, 4 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Dancing Clulv 2 F.H.A. Treasurer 3, 4 AUDREY Wmiieuxu Hui-.i, I. Wifiinlfxx RAYMOND Wiuzox BHRNAUINI-. Wii.l.mMs Ifxmus Wim Andl'ry Has Willie Drf ' lim Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Nature Cluli 2 Dancing Club 2 Hamel 2, 3 Raxl and Rifle Club Chorus 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2 Chorus Z, 3, 4 FFA. 2, 3, 4 Library 3 Library Cluh 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Opcrctta 2, 3 Dancing Club 4 District Cl'iru'us rl Page I9 ELM On September 1, 1948, room 100 was filled with a group of about 85 Freshman. Mr. Hillkirk really had his hands full with such a large class. After we had gotten ac- quainted the following officers were chosen: President, Bob Schallg Vice President, Dick Hillg Secretary, Evelyn Hollabaughg Treas- urer, Peggy Reed. Our first big success was our float which won Hrst prize. The theme was based on the need for a new cafeteria. Then the Seniors rushed us with initiation and were really rough on us but we enjoyed it and the Seniors gave us a nice party after- wards. Since we had so much talent in our class we put on an assembly and took in a tidy little sum on it. The outstanding event of the year was the Ir. Hi Christmas Dance. A swimming party was also cane of the high- lights of the year. After summer vacation we were under the guidance of Mrs. Underwood and Miss Feldmiller. The following officers were also chosen: President, Bob Schallg Vice Presi- dent, Evelyn Hollabaughg Secretary, Emma Lee Offensend, Treasurer, Peggy Reid. We didn't do so well on our Hoat this year but we won second place. We made up for this by having a crazy basketball game to make some money. We took a trip to Pittsburgh with the Iuniors which proved to be very en- joyable and entertaining. The biggest event was selecting our class rings. We were very much excited over them and thought they were the nicest ones we had ever seen. We had several tureen dinners during the year and a very nice Christmas and Valentine Party. I Lge Zu cbfisfcvz The Smith Brothers were waiting to greet us as we started our Iunior year. The class chose the following as officers: Presi- dent, Bob Schallg Vice President, Bud Mo- rell: Secretary, Evelyn Hollabaughg Treas- urer Peggy Reed. The first undertaking was the Halloween Party which was a big suc- cess. Then came the St. Patricks Day Dance with Clyde Golden and his orchestra playing. Another big success was the Ir.-Sr Banquet. The theme was Aloha which means farewell in Hawaiian. The food, entertainment, and decorations were carried out in a native Hawaiian style. This ended our third year. All summer we felt pretty good and could hardly wait until we would return to school as dignified Seniors. Mr. Axtell and Mrs. Struchen were our class advisors. To lead us through our final year the following officers were chosen: President, Danny Clark, Vice President, Dick Hill, Secretary, Evelyn Hollabaughg Treasurer, Peggy Reed. We won first prize on our float this year. We had a lot of fun initiating the Freshmen and were a little rough on them but made up for it by giving them a real nice party. The Senior Play was a real success. It was en- titled, 'fProfessor, How Could You! The Yearbook Staff was chosen and got under- way. At Thanksgiving we had a dance with Larry Iones' Orchestra playing. Then in May the Iunior-Senior Banquet was held. The long awaited Graduation exercises came next which were really tear jerkers for some, while for others they were just the opposite. The final event in our lives as a class and as high school students was a very enjoyable trip to Washington. Whoever wants it smlofz Uliaii and Uailamsnf NAME LICAVIQS TO WI IOM BARBARA Dil-.W l'0Y ,.,,,, ll0RIS FLl'.'l't'HhR , ,,,,L SARAH l,L'I'l:IKSOY,,, ,,,, , SIIIRLIA' WARD .,,,,,,,. EIxIIxiA LLL Ol:lfENDSEND,- DLRDINA LlN'l'ON,, ,,,. L- SHIRLI-.Y CHoIfFrL,, ,. IANIHI' FoRNI'.i',,, ,,,, IBUNNA LlNI,S,,, ,,,, KI1 I'Y SM I'I'II , ,,--YY,,, , AUDRI-.Y WHLLLING , ,,.,. LOUISE STALLSMITH - ,,,, WYNAN Seo1'T ,..,.. ,,, ILAN 'LAYLOR . .,,,, ,,., I.L'c:ILLL TAYLOR ,A.f.,,. VIDA Cu'I'm:IIALL,,,, ,, 'I'oIxIIxn' TURNER,,,--,,- BLVI-.RLY MOY'ER .,..,, - ANNABELLA ciILL .,,,.,. ELI-.AYOR HAhIlI.1'0N .7.,. . DARE IRICKSON ,.,,,,., MAIXX' MYERS . ,,,,,.Y,.Y PLGCY RE.l:D ,,,, ,,,,.g, EYELYN HCJLLABAUGH ,,, MARGIE STALDT ,.,,,,,,, SALLY ciORDON,,,,, ,,, Iovch SILLOWAYL-, ,L-, LORFNA l7HARluS ,,, -,,, WlI.RfA FIsH,-,, ,,,, BL'l l'Y HAR'Ii,-,, ,, EMILY -l.0I,0G0 ,,, ,L , MARLL 'LAYLUIK ,,, ,,, L ,, MAIKY' ANNE AD: LYWAN HAZLL WIIITXIAN ,,, ,,, .- BIaRNADINIe Wl1.I.IAhfS ,,, SHIRLEY CooN BURR ,,,, LAVONNIQ REED , ,,,,,,, HAROLD CRAVVI-'ORD ,,,.,, IDIIN Rouen ,,,,,,,, , ,- FLDYD Movi-.R ,,,,,, ,,, BLD MoRRIaLL,,, ,,,.,., l.I.s I'If1TIiRsoN,,, -,, Bois Sc:HALL,,,, ,--, DICK HILL ..,,,, L, , G Loimu MA1 I',,, ,,, IoHN PI-IARES ,,,,, , , HAROLD CORNLR ,, , ,,, ,, RUSSELL DIaVILLARs, . , ,,, Dick PETERSON, U, , PAUL DLNNIs --- ,,,, RONALD KAN'I'z,,, , IESSIE NELSIOYLL- LU, EARL 'l'L'c:KLR,,, -,,.. DAN CLARK,,,- LLOYD FREI3,--- Lk, RONALD IACOBS, ,,,, ,,, CARL BLRNARDING .,L.,,, Boi-1 Mc:CRAcKI-LN ,.,,,,,, CHARLES FLTTEROLF ,,.., IIM PIQTIIRSON ,,,,,,,,,,, LRARVVIN ABBOTT ,,,,,,., RAY WILc:ox, ,... ,,.. Dorv STRIGHT ,.,, .,,,,, Homm RILm',,, ,,,, LLOYD IAI:oIIs,-- ,, GIANL PRI-.I,,,. ,,,, IIM KARNs,, L-, Well worn pizih lo Hadley, .,,,, Comlw and mirror ,,,,,,,,-, Nutzirillly curly hair ,.,. -,,,, Cheerleading uniform, ,,,,,,,, , Take: her 17l'Llll7! ufilh hrr--- Serrezariiil posiiion ,.,,,,,,, Hel' shy uwiyr ,,,,,,,,,,, Her lltllllllllly hluek flzll'l'--L, Her giggles ,,,, , .,,,.,, , Her arlisfia' uhilify .,,,,,,,,,,,, Her height, ,,,,, -..,,.. ,,,,, ,,, Her lieadarlzav over hollzm-ing Ihr school lzookr le1'ry ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,..,. .,,.,,,,,,, , , L, Big imugimztion, ,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,,, L,,, ,,,, , L Inzerest in :mall children , ,,,,,, Her roving eyes ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, With iz diamond on her left lltllld,,,, Ability to ge! ll mlm .,,,,,,.,, Wuy of :mying fmull, ,,,.,,.,,, Allilily 10 gulf ,.,,,,,,.,AYY ,L Ahilily to hnd lzrr wuy out of Ihr' woods-,,,, ,,, balesnziznship, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,.,,,, ,,,,,, Clurs books lmliim-ed ,.,. , Friendly smile ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, l.ezIzfes with Bolr-nmyhem. .,,,, Ahilily Io make new friends ,,,, 4 inches of her heighl, ,,,,.,,, Perromllity , ....,,,,,,,,,,,, Wrrsic' uhility ,,,,, ..,, Unnrzml mime, ,,,, Shortluznd riliiliiy ,,,, Home-Ee i1lvilily--, Good l7Illl'k5'- .,,, ,,, ,lhility zo get along wiflz men ,,, After'-sfhool cold fudge xzrridirexu Good lurk ,,,,,.,,,,, Her friendly smile, ,,,,.,, , Suffer: on Ihe elariner ,,,,,,,,, Ability to lmzfe ll good lime--- fihility Io rink il ,, ,,,,,,,, ,, Upper: ,,,.,,,,,, Hook! .,,. ...,, Biixlzfzilnexr ,,,,,.....,,, Rehel hi!! ,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,. flhiliiy Io iormenf n'iIi'he1's.,, .llud lore ilUtlll'J'-,, ,, , . .,, Sqmire dilmiing .,., ,, ..,,,, ,,,, Good look: ,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,.,. Chevy lo any szirher ufilh II 51.93 Esta Pete ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,., Good head of hair, ,,,,... ,-,,, Lessons for someone else 10 do- Srhool Io anybody u ho maui: ir ,, C zirly hiiir ,,....,.,,,,,,,,,, Shoes ,,,,,,,,,, -- Ford .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. -, Brother to carry on lhe family mime - Be careful Dick Senior play worries, ,,.,.,,,,,, .4hili!y fo .fi11g,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,, Leone: and is glad ii: all over-,,,, Hi: female followers- ,,,,,...,.. lounne rmzrhy xo he can keep and Ahility to :my tl !7lI!'hC'l0l' Io ,,,,,, fllriliiy to fight witli girl.r.--,, Well worn piuh to the o1fiz'e,,, flhility lo xkip rvhool ,,,, ,-lhilily ro play ll fiddlf-,,, eye on her ,,,,,, lean Rounds Beverly Helsel Marian Corliss Scooter Peterson Sorry! Wanda Clark lane Whitman Pat Wilson Sally Hill Ianc Burchill Ianet DuPont some unfortunate Iunior Thelma Robertson Mary Lee Vaughn Shirley Stavey Louise Elliot Virginia lacobs David Pete Who knows??? We hope! Vonnie Morrell Claire Bauer Ed lRedj lohnson Donna Armour Mary Ellen Walker Nancy Miller Anyone who can do it lid Iohnson Anyone willing to work for them Lucille Maurice Anyone wanting to loose weight Nola Varley Mary Sayre Hones Dennis Allen Shoey Dick Beers Anybody that needs them Anybody that can End them Bruce Babbitt Paul Woodworth Mike Offensend Nancy Dean Paul Bean Iohn jackson FFF? Mr. Helsel lack Wright To anybody capable of lifting them Ronald Swogger To P P F P Ianet McDonald Bill Wilson Eddie Corner Dick Clark Anybody unfortunate enough to follow Ierry Kimmel Ray Lippert Page 21 1 x Uwfzr flnsfii Us bi CW 5171: fl' Page 24 PAT PORNEY----- PEGGY FREE--- RLITH GEHRES ----- SUE GILL - ------------ - VERLAMAE GRA VATT ---- CAROL HAMILTON ---- RUTH HART ------- VIRGINIA HART--- BEVERLY HELSEI.. ----- - ELIZABETH LEGNOSKY ---- LUCILLE MAURICE------ SHIRLEY M1'KINNEY ---- WILMA PATTISON--- BETTY PEARCE ---- CORA PETERSON ---- PEG PETERSON ------- TH ELM A ROBERTSON ---- IE1-IN ROUNDS --- MARY SCULLY--- IOYCI: SHAY ----------- BERTHA STALLSMITH ---- PEGGY TIDBALL, ----- MARY WALKER ---- IANE WHITMAN--W PAT WILSON- ----- -- PEG WINDSCHMITT -- TOM VOORHIES-.,-- DEAN BOYLE ----- LYLE ARBUCKLE-H - BRUCE BABBITT--- DICK BEERS--,.-- IOHN BEIGHTOI .---- DICK BERNARDINGW- ED CORNER ------ - GAYLORD D11PONT--- LEONARD ELLIOTT -------- 191014 0111111511 ---- 1:E1e,11.D HART ---- ff1HN 111cKs111v ---- 9111: gcmioz 61,6141 ---Dark 111111 1111r111g ----C1111 11111 1'111'I1'xx ------ Rugged 17111 right - ---Co111pl1'1'111e11 617111 corny -------T11II 11n11 1'1111gy --- Hvckling 111111 haxly ,--The young :11'11og. ----Halord 111111 helpful --A-MIIJILAIHI 111111 f71!'I'l'y ----A1'1i:1i1' 1011111111111 ---Fiery 111111 f1'11'1111Iy ---Short 111111 5111111 ---Bois11'1'o11.f 111111 harry ----C111111y 111111 11111111y ---.Noisy 111111 11111 ---Chzferx 111111 1111: ----Cook: 111111 hook: ----Skulcs 111111 111111-s -----. 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Y. CDVAIVIITI, M Curlia, l'. NNin1lscl1milt. l. l4urcl1ill. a ugl- Page 26 Aioflhomo 'zzz A DAY IN Tim Lira or THE Sorfnosrona KILASS It was a Dilly of a day as the sun broke over the skyscrapers. We threw back the Shnzlz and Klined out of bed in our luxurious rooms at the Hotel Van Derzfort in New York City where somehow we had ended after getting our Rhoade: crossed on a trip to San Fzuncisro. First a quick look in the lllerm' to see if we were all there, then We pulled the Rtmp for Bellhop service. Soon we were served a delicious breakfast of Cut4'hr1ll'i' Crunchies. Now, said Don Bahhitt, I think We should take a drive around town. But before we left, we had to catch up on Dick Tracy in the funny papers. Somehow we ended up in the country. While enjoying our drive, we noticed that Beverly MrCartney wasn't there. I bet Schtnizlt the bus, came from Dorothy Mitzch. We all agreed and continued our trip. Soon we came to a Hill where, to our sur- prise, we saw three men bent under the Hood of an old tin Lizzie, We stopped and one man came over and said he was a tourist from England and didn't know much about his car, which was a Wagner model, nor did his two friends, De and Wulf Smith. lark Wentworth quickly offered our services and we all went over to help. Kiley, said the Englishman, I think this thing is Dunn for. For 'Ezfonx sake, said De, MeQui.fton is this. What keeps the car run- ning? There is Linton the battery and the gas cap isn't on Wright, said lohn Ongley who had been busy looking things over. Don't Stull Smith: motor, yelled the Englishman to Paul Hurry who was inside busily pushing buttons and turning knobs. I think it needs Moore gas, loan Feldmillcr added. Yes, agreed Walt, and the Schuj doesn't seem to be on Stright. Sayre, old boy, said the Englishman to Mr. loner our chaperone who was busy setting under a tree, 'Alf I don't get this wreck fixed soon I am afraid I will have a Hurt attack. So our two able mechanics lohn Dtwiron and Dick Chenoufeth started to work and in a few minutes the three gentlemen were in the car going down the road. We all got back in the bus and con- tinued our iourney. Since it was nearly noon we were looking for a place for a picnic. We soon approached a bi farm. While we were driving up the lane we got stuck in the mud. We decided to all Brnlly out and Chofiel the mud. After many a Huff and puff, we were out and continued to- Ward the house. Old Murrlonalll the farmer, out from the barn to greet us. We went into the barn and Watched him Mook a cow, He said his hired man Lu washold that day and had several Beers so he fired him and since he had so many cows to milk, Ester Shull said we should help himg so we did. Then he took us to see his new Hague: that he had bought a few days ago for two Shillings. Put Pressler said they were the pret- tiest hogs she had ever seen, but we don't think she even looked at them. On our way back, we spied Allen Shoey and lurk Walton feeding the Heffer, nan, with a baby bottle. We all stopped to watch. Iust then a big moving Vaughn pulled up in front of the house. Old MacDonald said his good friend, Old McDaniel, was coming to live with them for awhile. He took us over to a pretty little pond with some Mallinrds swimming around. Then his wife And er :on and Iohn .von and Peter :on came over to see us. We talked for awhile till we heard some one cry, Mc Caught trying to get over the fence. It was Old Macdonaldlv daugh- ter. Turner over and unhook her dress, he called. At once Peggy Tingly ran to the little girl's assistance. Then Chuck Peters saw a pret- ty Kelly green field near by and asked Old Mae- Donald if we could use it for a picnic. He said yes and when we offered to pay for it he said we could use it Ifree. When We got there, the boys started a game of Ball. We sent Carl Wilcox and Wayne Striglzt to find some woodg but they came back and said there wasn't any Wood worth anything, so we sent Ronald Stullsmith to help them and soon they had quite a pile. Then Pearl Hinkle and Patsy Kelchner put the food on the blanket. We had a delicious dinner of corn on the Cobb, Beans, and Clark bars. Then we started home. On the way, we passed a Miller and a Shoemaker at work in front of an old house. When we got back to the city, we went to the Sunbeam plant to see the new Mex Master at work. Then, we stopped at a photographic studio to have our pictures taken. A small girl was posing at the time. She wouldn't smile, so the photographer said, Grin Nell. She did and soon it was our turn. The picture was good even though Shirley Stazfey had her eyes closed. When we got back to the Hotel, we saw a would-be holdup by a man disguised as a Knight in shining Armour. Fortunately, the guard was by De Vault. Need we rePete', We had a very interesting and exciting day. The Morrell of this story is Vonnie. lhriifgls, Ii. Wagner, Il. Peterson, I., Wagner, W. Hailey, I.. II.1rI. cgiofzfionzo 'zzz IOP I'IlQ'I4URlf: Row Ox:--VP. llnrry, R. Clark. I., Ileers, S. llill, M, Kline, NI. Miller. If.. R.iiip, M. lrzicy, N. Miiure, P. Hinkle. I, Feliliiiiller, I, Cutchzill, I. Shegilz. Row 'I'wn-G. Sclimirlt, I, lIlinH'ell, R, Cliemiiveili, ID. Pete, ll. Ii.ihhilr, W. Stright, I5. Dewgilt, Ii, Inhn- srin, Ii. Huml, C. Wilciw, Ii. Mcfjiiiatnii, Il. Schull, I. VVeiilwiirth, IJ. Dunn, I., M. Clark. Row ,I4lIRI'I --I . Menu, VV, Riley, R. Stglllsmilh, C. Pete-rg, P. VVim4livurIli, N. Iivaiiix, V. Morrell, M. Mc- I4O'I I'OM PlC'I'URIf,: Rini' Owl.-M. 'I'urner, W. Stzillsniiili, M. Ilngue. IJ. Shilling, S. Anilermn. G, Armour, I Shull. P. Pressler, II. Mitich, U. McMasters, I. Cirinnell, N. Luhrilil, I. Ongley, IJ. Iievziult. Row 'liwu-IQ. Kelly, G. Mzillzliril, I., Free, IJ. Ilcll, I. Dgivimii, I, XN'rigIil, I5, Ifrziliciscu, M. Sayre, M. I.. X iiighn, I3 Shilling. S. Siqiiey, I.. Innes. Row 'l'iiiui-- I, Slim-iiigilu-i'. I. Mxicllunqilil. Ii. Unger. li, Knight, A. Slwup, I. Kinimell, I. Stright, I. num, R. Ilgill, S. lletlern. II. McCartney, li. I-llinwii. K. I'.lgr 2s 'ZEQAHZEIZ TOP I'IC'I'URI'l: Ruw Owl--V. Pcrrinn-, A. Mcliinnuy, I., Smit, li. Oslmrnc, I . Ifglrr, I.. Scott. I. Snwlcy. IG. IR11-1 Y mn, R. X1Il'llIIIHl'1'. I. Williqnm. M. O.1I4L-5, R. Mclniyrv, Rnw Iwn- -I: Innu. I. IIIILll'L'S, N. I,L'lI'UI'I.I, XX. Ignlnr, In, WI-nlwnrtlu. I. I'cum1l1. IJ. SIIIIIII. ll. Rnlnnwn Il. Nurcllwrg. R, St1lIIsn11lI1, I.. WIllgI11'l', I. Vugg1l1. M. Iyrwtcr. Rnw IIIIQII -I.. IVICNI.l5lL'I', S. Wllklns. II. IVIUIYISUII, lf. Mnuru, ID. VVIIL-uling. I.. SiIInw.lx, I. 'I'In'urc-1. Ii Y Rankin, A, In-tn-rs, II. 'I'Imn1us, M. McCunncII, M. IPUVLILIII, M. OHL-mclmml. IIO'I IUM I'ICIURI'.: Row 0NI'fR, Ilurvcy, F. Iulmsnn, XY. Mciiullnugh, C. Geiger. If.. ISL-II, R. Oulu-11. If.. Il nis. C. Dunn, .X. Inckmn, I. HLXIIII, I, Kuhn, M. lFuImisl1, R. Gunn, I.. .XrIvuckIu. CII Ruw Inu--I. Illllklrk, I. Ik-nn. W. Ifnlllcimm. lf. Ifrcc, I, Loc. R. Iiurchnll, A. .XIII-Imam, C. Iirnwn, I, Hcnnctt, R. Myers, II. Chcsa, A. Klinc. Rnw 'I'lllu4.1.-I7. Irwin, G. Grinncll, I.. Gcurgv, 'I'. Cullcrlnnl1. R. AmIruws, A. Inlxnstnn, M. Iinncl. S Crzuvfurml, A. Hll1i'5, A. GrII'IiII'1, Ci. Cnrm-r, S, Ivwcl P. HIIIIAIIWAIIIIQII, K. Kline. M. Iicrringur. gig glade IOI' I'IKf'IIL7RI .: Im' Rem'-I. Hulcy. Il, Hfmmlly. I , GrInm'II. U, IM-Il, If., QIIALII, C. Iiritcr. H. QIUUII, M. Iiuhk. K. I .llCII, fi. In-well, A. Irwin. NIIIJIJLI Row--CQ. IRL-I-In-. R. l5mwn, I. I3L'l'I'lIlgL'I', II. lJ.:m'I11I4, I. Izvnm, Y. Igxcolu. R, Huguc. I. Ilut, .X. I'.ucI1. Mrs. In-QI:-Iiulml. MIN. IxI1u1'wmuI. I4+:11'rm Row---R. CIIUHI-I, Ii. Ilmis, Ii, Ilickmn. Ci. Ilickwn, IF. Ifrrry, R. Ik-ll, Ii. Gcmgc, I. Punt. C. I'I.lI'YL'j', C. Iuckwn, I7, IJIICIQIIIQICF. IOI I'f7M I'IC'I'LfRI'.: Im' Rmx' -R. I.1ppcrt, I . VVI2lgIlL'l', I. Raed, Ii. Knight, Ii, Mzluricc, ID. Mears, H. 1 l wplv. Ii. Ivrwwlm, .-X. Runkn-I, I.. Nnrrim, A. In-tcmm, Ii. Miller. Mmm.: Row- -Mr. Ru-cl, II. Shilling, I.. Slwuk. G. Klingclmuitlm. H. McNuIty, li, SI1uII, R. Shmcr, I MAI. Ci. Md9.1I1cl1, IT. V:lmIurI1mwII. Mr. Iirxlnnun. lim um Row-I. I'L'u-rwu, M. NYLa1xrr. M. Ry'ncI, I. W'uuIII'm'4I, M, I.cg11usIiy. I'. NVIMII, K. Pctcr- N rn. C. I'utcrvIl1. I. Mcfvlinn. If. Mglrtin. A 1' I f In I0 -Xml XYIIVL 7 2 .sualzffz gmc 5 IUI' I'Iil'I'L'RI'.: Run' Om R. iyugcr. Il. IIUILINIIII. I'. .XIILn, M. IVIL'I'.lI'I.ll1KI. I, f.un'g4, fi. Iiufn. . - I , - - mm. IS. frl'III'L'N. I., I'I1cI4c11gL-r. L.. IvllCII1lI1QlIl, l'. 5II11'I4. ,. ,, I ., , , , :If XX I lul Rum' Inu- -ly, SIIIIIII. 1- Inga-r. M, IJI'lIII11. M. Maul. X. Iwgllwluul, I-. Rlclllvr. I. Blu. . . ImrI. I. NIINN. Il, Sxv4mQgL'1'. M. RI-ul. I, - - .. . Y.. Img. l,. fvl1I'IIrIIl. I. I'I'c'1I1I'ILIi, I-. Ilxlcx, lIO'I l'OM l'IUI4l'RI': Run' Ox: M. 'Vllmu-Ill. I. IRivnwn. U. ii1wmu1w.111, I. I'c'lc1wn, .X. II'.lIIHI'. IF. MII IllI'LI. .X, Rcllf. IJ. R.1IIc1lx. IP. Inu-II. K.. I,.:uu'I. RIM Inu .X. Ninn. l,. 52.nxI1In'.mIx, IP, Xnlwn, ,X, SIILIII. ,X. Mlmluulx. X. IHXIIILIIIIN. I'.. In XX, SWIM. II. kmllu. In N XUIIILI I IIwIIxI11l1 I1 Rem Imam In NIAII. I. Ihulxwlm. 5. IIIQIIIIIN. I.. IIIlk'IIUrCIx. II. Kung . ' -. Q. I . . I iwlllx. Ii. II.ILl4QIlIIlI'. QSM gn' ,gnu Rum IIIIQII If. If.u1p1', Il. Ilunl. I. K.-mmm. M. IX'IkI..llIjQIIlI'I. II. IILIIIIIIIAQ. I. IILIVIN. I. IHII I I Z, . ' 'Mfg Al 1 .. CIRAIJILS I II'ITH AND SIXTH CSRAIDIAL FOUR mv IIIli'I'URI-Q: rum- Ov 4. ummm, R. MQIIIIIVIMI, l4fVl l'UM l'll1'l'URl'-2 IW' 'N fi- l1H'- '- R- PM 1 I IIQIWI, S. VI'u11Ium'rIx. ll. VIIIIIILIIHK. S. I'clrmicI1. WH' IA M IS II- 'I' M 'N 'I' 'IAA MIMIIIII' S' AIXIIII I Nm.l-IIIMWQ HA Ollkmr II, Stfluklmm. II. ligm-ul, R. .XINIL-lwulm. Run' 'Iwu I.. Ivhlnlnclq, S, CJNIun'1u'. R. Imlm Rum' 'I'wf:--Mlw M1IIcr IJ IIuIIg1ImuvI1 R I'm'- . . R N1 J iv 'V 'H V if 'Q 'X I'. Mclixtr, II, Wllmln-rx. M. Sum. I4, IVIKCILIVIII, R IU' ' LIAIIILI' II' HIM' I UM' I' 'Img' I' Rum, It, .Xlula-mmll. IT. IW:f1I4. II. IRI:-xwxm, R. WII X r1'.1l1nu'u. IS. I'utc'1'wn. lmlx Rfm VI'lIIklI II, ISL-II. In, Stninlmm-wk, II. Iilxuc. Row IIIHRII Nlrx. CI1lI'unI, Y. MuI'II1vmy. I I7 NIULIQQT, li. Cluku. 'I'. RICIYIIILIIIUI. IJ. ICIII-mtl, I.. ,XIIx1'I, S. I..1cku. R. lime, IH. SIUQIXIHII, S. XXX-1111 mlw. 5. Iwrlm. I. Nl1xmIn-V, I. 5nymIu. R. 5!:l1l1lmmI4. S. l,.1.m, G R r A D l E 3 G R A D E 2 G R A l D E 1 Us Kent 12175 V c'771ffFf.9 1 1 , I k Q90 U 4 ' 1 I f X 4 I 2 E H 'gif Row Owl-left to right, A. Gill, M. Staudt, T. Robinson, M. Corliss, I. Rounds. Row TwofMrs, Sniith, V. Cravatt. L. Phares. li. Stallsniith, L. Taylor. im.. 3 Gy. 04. The Senior F.H.A., though small in ntimber this year, has had a busy year. Members presented a demonstration on different ways to serve chicken for the Poultrymen's Associa- tion at the Crawford County Fair. They helped with the Cochranton Fair getting buildings ready, entering and cleaning up. Late in September they served the dinner for the County P.T.A. Council. The local chapter was represented at the Northwestern Pa. Livestock Show when Thelma Robertson competed with other contestants from the district for the title of Livestock Queen. Thelma appeared in the parade at Meadville and on television at Erie. In Ianuary, four seniors accompanied by Mrs. Smith and Jeanne Marie Smith attended the State Farm Show at Harrisburg where Ltlcille Taylor. Lorena Phares and Ieanne Marie presented a demonstration Safety First . They repeated the demonstration in April at the County P.T.A. Council meeting held in Vernon Twp. All members attended the state Fl-IA. convention at the Willigtni Penn Hotel, Pitts- burgh. March 21 and 22. The girls have had many money raising ventures including serving refreshments at the liastern States Co-Operative meeting, movies, spaghetti supper, vanilla. fudge and cooltie sales. olflflttinks Ifok lvil-SP l'1'r.fnlf'11l . . . ililll mi t Rol1i.it'i'sox l'n 1'-l'rc'.fnlz'11f . M.ftiu.ii Siiu ni Yu l'!'ftIl'l' . .Vi itrxxi xi Ulmxwx rt ilvI'!'tl.i'lIl'l'l' .. l,l'1'll.l.l 'l'.n't.oit lCr'fw1'lw . Ii xx Roi xtrs fl1,rmrltr11 M-xiii 1. Tu l.llli l1l1'1'.r1'1' . Mics, Mirniu o Sxiriu Row Owlf-Luft 111 right: Wilma Fish, livclyn H11lIz1lm11gl1, Mary HIL-11 Wulkcr l 1 '1111111 K l R11w'I4W11fl5ob Schull, Kitty I.1111 Smith, H1111 Mnrcll, Sully Fl'L'5CI'IllLlll1, s Sl'I'IlXfi -I.11V11n111- Raul. S'I,XNIlIXl.7Iill1CI l:UI'L'l1Cy 111111 Mary Ann Al'CllULlI1. luv--l.1'IL In right: W1l11111 Fish Sully Ifrcyp-1'11111ll1,Iiw!y11ll11l- la1l11111gI1, C,l1111'l1's Muyrcll. Br1'1 1'11x1-l,uft 111 rlghtz M1lI'f lillcn W11lk1-1'. Kim Slllilll Hub Schull. gazcfinaf cgifaff ' ,,,,,,K11 1v Skllill , , ,W Rmsl-111 S1'l1.11,1. , ,,,,li.1111s.11111 Illrkmx Izfllflfl' ,,,, ,,,,,, , l?11.fl'11f',c,1- .XI11r11lg1'1' S1rl1.f1l'l'fvI1'ol1 .H1l1111gz'r, , .lrt lf!lIffH'7,,,,,, H MARY Axv .-X111-1,M.1xx C'l11.m',1' Iirlzlwx , liv11.vx Hr11,1.4x11.11'4:11 ,-I,v,m'I1ll1f lfzlllur W, , Mun' l .1.1.1.N W'A1.1u-,11 Yf7Ul'l,f Ifrfflm' , ,, , , , H111 M0111 1.1. xlltilll' liqllllflll' ,,,, , ,, , ,, , , ,VV11.x11 F1511 ,I1 l11'1't1'1',v lfrlflul' , ,,,, , ,, ,, S.f11.1.Y Clolalmrw Tyf1f,1'l.1', , , I.1w1'1' Ifw11x1Y 1x11 I,1X'11ww1 R1-.111 .1rlf'l.fm' , Mlm. Ima 411111114 ..,CU2g M6298 Cfugi ,,,,,.,, . . IOI IIl.Il'1lI': I'1z1 X1 II lfll la, Row Uxl -I.LIl In 1'1QI1l: II. M111'11w11. 'If X'HHI'IllL'S, I.. .XI'IYlICIiIL', M, XV.IIIxLI Rmx Iwo ,X. Ii111I1.11111.111. V. lI.1l111Ilw11. Ii. Iiwlw, II. IlmIwI. I. II111'uI11II. M11 iQ1I1Im11x. '.., ,,., , , ,. . IIIJI IOM I'II.Il RI.: 5I'KXIxlI I,ll 1. Ibm Hx: I,kIl 111 1'1gI1l: I'. XX111clwI11111lt. It. I.1-g11mIq, II. IVIAIIAIIII XI'IllICIiIl , W. l'.I.11k. Ibm Ixxw N113 l11IvIv1111x, Ix, 111111113 Il. lS.1lvI1111, In I,lI111l, IJ, II41'11:111I111g, I. l.1IIxw11, hm 'I1l1:11 if I'rII'1w11. I'. 'I 11II1.1II. Ii. KI1'.11N, I.. IXI.11111u li. II11I'4111!, II. I3111'11nl14. I', I'nl11v11 f ' f f LUZLO7 c'7ZLifozLa1Iz1 IOI' I'IC'I'URI .: Row Ox! --I. I'cln'1'w11, Ii, I'uu-rwn, M. CILIIIIIINII. li. ILICIQAIIII, S, NVIII4ins, II. Mnwimlm, I. Stright l'. I'rc5wIcx', M. IILIIICIQ, C. I'L-In-wnlm, If.. Marlin, II. Munir, S. IR-xrmiclm. Y, IIL'l'l'IIIL'. XV. SIJIINIIIIIII, M. I.vgl1uskv, Ruw Iwugl.. Nurris, M. Oglkus, .-X. Ialckmn, S. C1'glwI'n1'cI, C. Dunn. I. IJJQIII5, I. Hurt. M. SLIj'l'L', M. MI Ihmicl, IJ, IIQII, I. Snwk-y, I. Kuhn, If, SCIMIII, S. I'IL'fI'c1'1ml1. U. Armour. I. I5uI'unt, G. Iiupunt. Row FIAIIRI-.I.7.'x. Iiuclmnzm. I. Mclmnnul, .-X. Iiuck. C. cIL'lg'CI'. If.. Iimnis. KL. IInmiIum1x. M. Wimlschmit W. McQuistun, M. I'rrurwn. I.. Iiccrs, H. .'XrImckIr, C. PL-tcl'wn. Ii. Unlucr. M, Vaughn. S. .Xnmh-rwn, Ii. I'cln-mr Mr. IIiIIkirk. IiO'I I'OM I'IC'I'L7RIi: Row Ov-I, IIurcI1iII, II. .'XI'IIIULII', I. SIM-ulz, G. Schminlt, II, Wlu-cling, K. Oslmrnc, R. IIurcI1iII, I5. Dunn, I.. Cicnrgc, R. Gunn, R. NLlI'1lIlIUI'C. .-X. SINIL-y, II. Clark. M, 0H'cmcmI, N. M4mr'c'. Row 'Iwuw-II. IIuIsuI, Ia, Imglmusky, N. IiYilI13, II. CIM-ss, IJ. Ihtq, A. ,'XfIL'II11glIl, l'. Iiuzm, I.. Iilliutl, R IIL'I'IlLlI'lIIlI1LI, II. Muuk, IJ, XVuu1IWr1l'tIl, V. Murvll, M. Ii. VVLIIIQLT, IVIEMIHI1, MY. Ilillkirk. Row IIIIIRII'--aI. Slwulnzlkur, Ii. IuI1nsnn, W. IIQIIIL-3, R. Iulmmun, 'I'. Vu-mrlmicx, IJ. Iinhlailt. W. WiIwn, Ii11IwIxIt. R. IR-ers, I. Ixu, R, Murs. If. Iflxw. I. Izuckwn, I.. Ik-nm-I, R, Murriwn. IIJXC 5 The Senior Tri-Hi-Y Cluh meets activity period on llluesday, with Miss lirock as the advisor. The cluh's first activity of the year was packing, decorating, and delivering Christmas haskets. This iro'ect was sionsored hv the l l , Community Chest. Last summer Donna Armour and Claire llauer went to Cleveland to a convention of the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Cluhs for young people from all over the world. Audrey Wheeling went to the Olficer's 'liaining Camp at Grove City. The girls who made these trips gave very interesting and informa- tive talks ahout their trips to the other mem- hers of the eluh. Valentine's Day was celehrated with a tureen diliner and the exchange of valentines. lt was such a success that the girls decided to have another in the near future. smiofz Row Oxr -llertlcna l,inton. llonna .Xrnioui. Louise Stallsniith, .fiutlrci Wheeling. Row 'l'wo---Mary Sayre, Sharlene lii'.tiiiit'i', llonna Francisco, Row 'limi-.i - -Sylvia .-Xnderson, VVanda Clark. Mary Lee Vaughn. Row lfot'k---Nancy laihold Shirley llefler nan. Row l5lX'I--'Miss lfrock. I'1'r',t'1rlr'l1l ,, , liriumi N Vx lax rox I'ln'-I'1'1',v1'1lz'r1l ,, ,lloxyt :XRMlll'IK .S'n1'r'li1l'i' , l.ot'lsi S r,-xi.i.sxii l'lI 'liI'I'tl.i'IlJ'I'1' , ..Xt'mti i' Win i.i.iwt. After each meeting, they took tip the pro- iect of painting figurines. From this they learned much ahotit hlending paints for new color schemes. ln April the girls went out to dinner and then to the movie, Singing in the Rain. Their mothers were entertained at the an- nual Mother and Daughter Banquet with a delicious tureen dinner. After dinner the girls presented a very entertaining program for their mothers. To earn money to go for a weekend to Canadota Lake, they had a taffy sale and many fudge sales. Everyone is looking for- ward to a wonderful time swimming. skat- ing, and horsehack riding. As the year draws to a close, the Tri-Hi-Y Club is looking forward to many years as successful as this year has heen. .f fiofoguzfzfiy figfzazy l'Ol' l'IC'I4URl1: Row Owl---l.L'I'l lu right: I.. fIL'lbl'4QC, C, Rankin, R. f:.IIH1I5I1, G. MgulIi.ml X. Sllutf. Ram' 'l'wuY--Nir. Ilivlrlcll. I. Leo, C. I'Ulu'nlf, ll. Nm'1IIxL'1'g. N. Pulrunn, lf. Su-wart. liO'I I'OM PIC'I4LfRlf: Row Ov'-M. l5uV11ult. M. McCunm'll, P. IIIIIIAQICX, I'. I:l'L'C, R. Il1ll'XtX I ffrmm-II, S. McKinncy, ID, 'l4Imu1g1s. Rmx' 'l'wu -I. Rullmlx. lf. Iulmwn. I. vI4IN'lII'L'I, Ii. I'4-lvrwulw. I.. Shilling. IJ, IM-II. I . 'I4ill'I 9 lem-II. M. I. Iinml. Q. Ugczfzfse JQEULECAJ' Our F.F.A. rented, for the 5th consecutive year, the farm of Mrs. Elizabeth Stockton. This year we had the farm seeded to hay and pasture. with the exception of 12 acres of wheat. VVe harvested 350 bushels of wheat, which was sold to Fredonia and to chapter members. We also planted 10 acres of corn on land that was rented from Mr. McCul- lough, and had 500 bales of mixed clover and timothy hay at the farm. Our main project at the farm this year was 17 head of fattening steer. These steers were bought in October 1950 at sales at Waynesburg and Brookville. They were kept at the farm and in the spring were turn- ed out on good ladino pasture. ln August. the steers were brought in to the feed lot and were fed the grain that was harvested from the farm the year before. Several of our members had individual steer projects of their own. Steers were all taken to the Northwest- ern Pa. Livestick Show and Sale that was held October 24 and 25th at the Crawford Co. Fair Grounds. The Cochranton F.F.A. had a right to be proud of their steers. One of the members showed the Reserve Grand Champion at this show. We had 9 purple ribbon winners Out of 10 steers that were judged worthy of this award. Our chapter also had 8 blue ribbon steers, 5 red ribbon steers and 5 white ribbon steers. The Coch- ranton Chapter made a proht of 1191.0-15.3-1 on the group project. We have another steer project started for next year at our F.F.A. farm. There are 10 steers in this new project, and we hope to do as well on them as we did last year. Two of the boys have projects of six steers each and others have projects of one or two steers. Our F.F.A. boys End the steer projects in- teresting and the prize money is very nice. ln December, we entered our project books in the County Contest and our books took first place among the county schools. The winning books were then entered in the state contest and we had -1 silver medal winners. We had 2 Keystone Farmers Award win- ners this year. They were: lim VVeir and Kenneth Turner. On january 14, 12 of our members went by bus to the State Farm Show at Harris- burg. The Keystone Farmers received their degrees and all the boys reported a good time. All work and no play makes lack a dull boy so our F.F..X. sponsored an ole lash- ioned hoe down' in the school gym on lan. Slat. Music was provided by Fred McComb and His Fun Makers. Former F.F.A. boys were invited and about 100 fellows and their girls waltzed and do-si-doed and had a nice time. ln February, we bought a new Iohn Deere ll tractor, plows and cultivators from john Oakes. ln March, we bought a G.M.C. truck from the Government. Our steer pro- ject money was invested in the purchase of this equipment. Our chapter also has a chick project this year. We got 225 white Rock cockerals in February: so far we have lost only 4. We expect to sell them to our members and take the rest of them to the liutler auction. Our Parent and Son Banquet was held on March 19. Our speaker this year was Mr. I.. D. Odhner of the Pennsylvania Chain Store Council. The turkey dinner was de- licious and bountiful-the speaker was in- teresting, so our banquet was its usual suc- cess. The boys have been busy this spring in our work shop. The G.M.C. truck motor has been overhauled by a couple of the boys. Some of the boys are busy building a farm wagonea trailer and a wagon bed, also a couple buzz saw rigs for on tractors. Looking back over the past year, the F.F.A. members and their instructors think it has been a good year and hope the next year will be even better. Row Owrglxft tu right: I. Ulmglcy, l,. Gcmn'gc. R. IIUUI1, G. Ifruc, I , Stt-wart, I, VVn'ir, Ii knight. I. Sturkt-, M. 'I'urnt-r. Row 'I'wu!Mr. Mcifulluugh, R. Kantz, I'. llhatlcy, I. Wright, ID. Clark, I. Rough. R. IIt-ightul KT. Rnhinmn, I.. Iacuhs. Row IIIIIRI-I-fx. Shot-y, I. Pharcs, II. Curncr, C. Rankin, I. Rt-iglnul, R. fialmish, C. 'I'arr, W rancixcn, R. Inhnmn. gufuzz azmaw of Gqmazica The Coehranton Chapter of the F.F.A. has completed another busy and prohtahle year. There were Z9 memhers in our FFA. this year and the follow- ing hoys served as officers-- lJI'l',fI-1,1711 . . , , , I Mx II 1. CIARK IIIt'l'-l,l'l',fIl!ll'I1f . , Im iK XVit1cz14'r ,I-l'l'tl.YlII'!'l', , IIM NNI llc Y1'rrz'1u1'y,, , W.-X1.,w Slum-x' K4'fmrI1'r , , , .RIN un K.-xvrx Ywzfillrfl . ,I I.fxltrm1.1: Crmlaxl lt CI Li f' Colm pl 'l'I aww Ilixkvr Y, I'xRl,l-,, , lSl'm'1mww,, Wmuu , C0550 moaiafion nw ull Cuhiso Association is an unique UFQQIIIIZLIIIUII crmnsisli I, '.a IIC NUI. llmc trcnsurcrs of unch clzlss and org mil IIIUII of I sph The SlLllIClll lI'C2lSLlfCI'S wllccm, Imnk, pay out, and hzlncllc ull money of their flI'g'AlIlIZlllIUl1. ROW UNI: .L I .X-f'l'1'lIffl fimlffr' , SIIf7!IlIH111!'l' f,'f11,f,f lffg 11111 limrfr' l.ll1l'ur'.v fflllf' ,W , ,,l 1'1'm'f1 Clnlf ,II11,m' l7z'fn1rln1f'nf ROW' 'I'I IRM ,M KSIIX lu. Illls H Swlm1.1. In, I:17RYIR,, I., ,I-,KYIJIR , II. Rl I ID Ln I ROW TWU Ii, ll: lm 1. A. XKIHILINK. l.. lux l.I!YI l' Ki M.-xl.I.l.-xlu1,, Al,l.SMI'l'II . , HYI5 , l lr'.ff1nm11 f,'lu,f.f , ,liwlzclufl lillllll , YIHII' Blank , lnnfnr f,'lmx,c , , l4.H.,I. ,.x.t'llI1ll' f,'lu.v,v flllllllll' l'lljlIlI'I'lIN , , ,Tri-fl:-Y , ,, ,, Bxlllkfl l'hulogm1pf1-v fflnfv 1,'UlIlvJ'U 'I,l'l'zIJ'lH'f'l' ,lilflllly ,I1I1'I.VUI' liz I D034 ryifffif Us mfg b fl' ,Q Page 44 Row Os:-,-li. Pearce, S. Ward, H. Crawford, li. Helsel. M. Myers, S. Anderson, C. Hamilton. S. Hill, S '.. u..' ' t,i.ixiloitI, I. lwtnthill. N. Miller, M. Walker, IJ. Dunn, li. lfeics. Row Iwo-N. Miitil'L'. 5. l't-troxieli, M. Mcllanicls, lf. Kelly, F. Mears, C. Harvey, I. Reed. R. Schall, l' Recd, S. liraynicr, lf. Voorliies. I. Sliocniakcr, li. llollahaugh, VV. lfish. ll. Miller. M. Otlciiscntl. P. XVoodworIh ll. liccrs. Row 'l'inti,t --li. Dennis, V. Pcrrinc, IJ. Hoadlcy, P. Woods, li. George, ll. Dickson, S. Gill, IJ. Lines, ll Pt-tc. ll. Wilson. ll. Morrison, Mrs. lnglcht-ld, N. lavans, V.Morrell, M. Sayre, D. Hill, li. Morrell, L. Ht-ers, l.. Shook CUZ Mrs. lionita lngleheld is the capable direct- ress of the Cochranton High School Hand which is composed of 52 members. Our band made several public appearances, including Meadville, Townville, and at the local Fair. We also merged our musical abilities with NVesleyville and produced a combined concert which was a great success Linder the direction of Mrs. lnglelield and Mr. llroolis. Another highlight in the 195152 year, was the rendering of several well chosen numbers to open the Christmas Concert, which was followed by the mixed chorus. mc! Our band was represented at North West- ern District Band by the following people: Peggy Reed, Iane liurchill, Beverly Helsel, Betty Lou Pearce, Harold Crawford, Richard Hill, David Pete. The annual spring concert will be next on the year's activities. ln this concert, some solos will be featured and also a few numbers by the Chorus. The band will play for commencement and end its year of activities by leading the Me- morial Day Parade. Row Owrfll. Pete, D. Hill. D. Beers, VV. Fish, D. Armour, K. Smith, I. llurchill. li. Pearce, ll. Lines, S. Warsl, ll. Schull. 'l'. Voorliies, D. Dunn. Row 'l'wo4H. Crawford, ll. Bzibbit, G. DuPont, I. Forney, W. l'.utison, l'. YVllsun, M. Kline, ll, Linton, NI. Moore, W. Stnllsmitli. W. Clark, P. Forney, F.. Iohneon, P. NVooclworth. ll. Mcllermott. Row 'l'HRl-.1.fI5. Mook, li. Wilson, H. Mcfjuiston, L. Iacolvs. li. Unger. l'. Tiillulll. li. Dickson li. Otfmisgml, S. Anderson, S. Hill. L. Beers, N. Miller, S. Gill, li. Peterson, M. Mcllunicls, C. Hamilton, l'. Wimlschmitl. Row lforu-I. Rough, ID. Stright, B. Williams, ll. Morrell, l.. lilliol, I.. lfrce. V. Merrell, S, Gordon Ilfi'eyer- Illlllllj l.. Rn-ed. l, lluchurmn, li. Staillsmitli, l.. lflliot, A.W'heeling, C. llnuer, I. Sillowgiy. ll. Williams, M. Sayer N. lnvgniis. aniofz Cygofzui The Senior mixed cliorus clirectecl lay Mrs. Un Mlll'Cll ZH, lliey enioyecl .1 swimming lnglelielcl is composed ol' I5 members. palrly ul the Y.M.C.fX. in Menclville, follower N 4 - A - liy il movie. llie lirsr iulnlie uerlormunce ol llie Veair I l I Tl l l ' ' was the Clirislmus Concert by camlleliglit. My PM UH 'I UW ll 5ll'm5l wmfll' The chorus tlien put on Ll very successful The Final program of the Senior Clioru operellai. The Ilelle of I-Simgflrulf' wus llzlecallalurezlule. :vez ' Row OMB.-I. Pete, C. Wheeling, C. Harvey, V. Perrine, P. Woods, I. Peters, A. liueh, Ii. Martin, C. Petro iieh, H. Morrison, S. Wilkins, C. Moore, H. Coon, Row Two--Mrs. Inglefiehl. M, h'ICC:llllQI1lI'y, I. W'ooiIforcl, M. Legnosky, li. Shilling, S, Cr':1wfor4l, C. Dunn V. Izleohs, li. Peterson, N. Hnhhilt, G. Corner, A. Iohnson, M. Honri, I. l7ul'ont. Row IIIIIRI 1.--K. Peterson, C, Peterson, K. Oshorne, R. Iohnson, IF. Iiurehill, R, .-Xdelmaln, I.. George, U Geiger, IT, Namllnore, If. Dennis, M, Rynil, M, Offensend. uniofz CQZOZLLQ The Iunior Chorus is composed of 45 mem- hers under the direction of Mrs. lngleiielrl. Their first puhlic program of the year was the Christmas concert. Their lust performance of the year wus the Spring concert. The niemhers of the Senior Chorus are taken from this group. YOUR H. 5f'll.KI.l. S. Www lb. l,nx1x M. W,xl.Kl R Ii. Pl nu I ll xxx I mx IJ. IN 'xx mls bca flziailzgfa I. Hx liI'll IL. Hum Ii. SMIIH XY. IJIKII ll. Pl ll IJ. linux ll, lluu SENIOR TRIU Sllllil I N XYXIQIW CLXRDlN.WXI, TRIO Ill: Hun I-lxlum !lIISIl uni. lll I, Page 48 Roni-,it'i' Sr:ii.'ti.i, I C I A N S Hob has been an outstanding leatler in musical District liantl, '50, '5l: lirass Sextet, '-IU, '5l: lirass activities tor all :E his high school years. lilel his heerg Quintet' -QU: Rumi' -47 In -52: ,umm Churuh' -48' .W soo trumpet in t e want or two rears :inc eat voca . - . . .- . . r - . ' . -. S- ' ,h . -W 2: li O rt- 49 t 5l soloist in the operetta tor three years. 'lhe class ot 52 ' ' ru l 'U 'bu' tu can well be proutl of his able musicianship. 'l'u Holi Mflllfm QUilfl'Jl- 511 MIXU0 l'1l1NL'lNlUlU, 722 Mill'-' ls l we wish all success antl happiness. in Operetta. '50 to '52: District Chorus. '50 tu '52, Siiiitri-i' Wirsm Ki'r'i'i' llantl, '47 to '52 llantl, '50 to '52 liantl, '-l7 to '5l Clarinet 'l'rio, '50, '52 Sax Quartet. '50, '5l Sax Quartet '50, 51 Iunior Chorus, '48, '-ll' junior Chorus, '-Hi. '40 lunior Chorus, '-Hi. '40 Senior Chorus, '50 tu '52 Senior Chorus, '50 to '52 Senior Chorus, '50 lo '52 'l'rio. '52 'l'rio, '52 'l'riu, '52 Mixetl llnselnlile, '52 Mitetl linsemlwle, '52 Mixecl lfnselnhle, '52 Girls' linsemlile, '5l Girls' linsemhle, '5l Girls' linsemhle. '5l District liantl, '50, '51 Piano Accompanist, '5l, '52 District liantl, '5l District Chorus. '52 District Chorus, '5l, '52 District Chorus, '52 State Cliorus. '52 Operetta, '5l In '52 Operetta, '52 Du-it liantl, '-ll! to '52 lunior Chorus, '48, '-l' Senior Chorus, '50 to Mixetl Chorus, '50 to 52 Mixetl linseinlile, '52 District liantl, '52 District Orchestra, '52 Operetta, '50 In '52 Shirley, Wilma, liitty antl Dick haxe tlisplayetl their ht-en outstantling in vocal music. Shirley, Wilma int many talents in the Itlllslf Heltl for many years. Shirley Kitty have performetl in concert as ll trio :intl Dick intl has leatl the clarinet section ol' the lvantl for two years the girls all sang in the mixetl ensemble. Wilma ii while Wilma antl Kitty kept the 'l'enor Sax section un- thine a capzilvle service to the music tlepartment as is. tler control. Dick has letl the rhythm section of the companist for the Senior Chorus antl Operetta. lxitti hantl for three years antl for the last two years has reprcsentetl our school in the State Chorus llcstiv ahly performed on the new tympani. All four liave Wilkes-liarre in IV52, fp, Q Row Oxi4l5, Lines. W. Clark, M, li. Wgillacr, li. Peterson. Row 'Iwo--l., liens, ID. Pete, lx. Smith, S. VViirrl, R. livers, I, liurchill, li. I.. Pegirci-, ll, Ili-lsr-I, li. Schull, IJ. Armour, D. Ilunn. M. :X. Ailcliniin, VV. lfish. N. Milla-r, M. 5LlIl'L', I.. ltlhot. Row 'IiIlllI',I'Mf5, lnglchclil, I, l orney, A. liuchainaui, l., Ri-ul, li. Unger, G. Ilupont. XV. lhillllillllx ll. lioylv. W. Mdjuision, IJ, Hill, I. Sl1on'I11:llu'I'. l'. Wooilwortli, 'lf Voorliics, I', Wimlschmiilt. li. I-1-ics, N. liiiins, lf.. Oilen- si-nil, MV. Hulsi-I. HUA. Riffs of .r5.,f,.z.wz The Opereuii of '52 wus ll guy musical put on hy the Senior Mixed Chorus. It was hy fur the most successful opereuu ever proclueecl in Cochrimtou High School. This was clue to the grguicl cooperation of every memher of the cast. Mrs. lnglehelcl clireclecl the music. Mr. Helsel wus in charge of rhe clin- logue and Mrs. Siruchen clireetecl the clzuices. lioh Schull Iliiriml Dunn Iamu Ilurchill lleivrli llelscl Donna Armour llcvcrly Hulsul lictty Lou Pcziixx Dean Iii ll lv l.. ltlllot l7iix'ifl Petr' liilli Smith Shirley Wziril Dick licers Ilonnu .Xruiour Maury NVgilkur Xvllllilll Cl.u'li lbunnqi Lines lilziim' lleterson l'.lgn wil X 8I'18,7b8r j'KvrB 1'11g.1t' S2 h'1'.xNu1v:-1,4-ft tu right: F. Moyer. C. Mort-11. S. Sxitaa. l.. I't'tcrm11. R. 13cr11111'c1i11g, R. livers. li. 1i111111itt, R. MCfil'2lC1iCIl, W. Wilwn, Ii. C61'11t-r, KY!-II.INlif1'i, Tuckt-r. R. Schull. azaifff Baagafgaff 7 Q5 7- 52 0.1725 Pts. lluchranttnn WW - 611 CLlC1'l1'Lll'llUll WW -16 C6c11r11ntt111 ,W 57 f3UC1lI'1ll'llUl1 . ,,,,,,, . 76 CuC11rg1nt11n . ,,,,,,,, SH C11c11r11r1tu11 . ,,,,,,,, 59 Cochrantun ,,,,,,, .. 78 C6chrz1i1tun . , 62 C6c11r:111t1n1 -W 58 Cuchrzintun ,W . 66 lZnc11r11ntrr11 . W . 62 f:tlC1'll'lll'lltll'l ,,, , 56 ft4lC1'll'1lI'llUl1 , if muff: 0 f .5 ua asf fa Sauiolz fag fm QJPIWUIICIIIS Pts. Alumni ,,,,, ,,,, . il ,1itlNVl'lY111L' ,,,YY, .. 3-1 VV. Mit1111cscX W, '12 Uiwrw City , 611 52111415 1.11140 W , 5-1 C61111c11ut V. ,,,, 5-1 'Lincsvillc ,,,, W 66 R1111t1u11111 W W W ,, 31? Slippcry Rock ,, W 43 Sandy Luke W . 511 tllocky GrnvuW, W -15 f:11I1117l'1l1flC Spgs, , 60 11K:l'llI11YL'l'If W , 65 lInc111x1t1t611 48 Cr1C11I'iIl1ItDl1 A114 C6c111'1111t611 11111 C11c111'1111t611 1411 lIuc111'11ntu11 -17 CuC111'11l1tm1I1 66 C6c11r1111t611 -17 lIuc111'11i1tn11 56 Cuc11r11i1t6i1 66 1555 15111111-s W611 W . ,W 14 1,L'l'CLXl1lLl.QL' 111' fiA1l11L'fs NYU 5 facv cAJacO'u 5 11 ML'l'CL'I' W.. W , P43 f:Lll111Tl'1l1gL' Spg 524 'I,i11cm'i11c , W . 57 1lg111t1u11111 ,,,, . -H S11l7l7Cl'j Ruck 711 c1I'tlYC City W , 56 Rucky' firovc ,, , 40 ML'I'CL'I' ,,W '57 Cl'2lIl17L'l'l'f , H11 1137 Gziim-5 1.mt ,W WW X W 6.16 hct il new scu1'1i1g rucurtl 1H1' 11 xiuglc 4u1111t' with il 11111-57 XIC1tll'1 -wt-1' 1.i11t'sx'111t- at C6c11r1111tu11 fs Un I-'L-bruglrt' 8, l1I521P1'L'YlIlU5 rcc11r11 was set 111' tht- 19:10-51 tc11111 with 1111 Pi-1--111 victury uvui' Sgicgcr- tuwn. Set ll new fsCilMl111S scoring I'CCtll'i1 with 1.555 puints, which 13L'llL'I'5 tht- 1114-1 puints scurctl 111' tht 19511-51 tram. hcl il ncw ilXi11LLINl1Il1N17lI Qlllll' 1'1un'11 with 6115: prt-1'i1:11x rt-c6111 ht-1t1 111 thu 19511-il tt 1111 wit11 53.14. Six uf the cight l1l'1:C11l5 cg1111c :lt tht- 111111115 111' S1i11pt'1'y Rock. Mcrccr, LlIll1 c:I'lll113CI'I'X'Il11 nut- hIllI1l1lI1f5j IL'AlI1lS in 13i5t1'icI 'P 111111 111 C1:1ss 15 circlu. azsiffy .f .suofzafifiai The key to the school spirit is always hightened with the coming of basketball season. This year Coach Axtel's varsity real- ly gave the fans something to cheer about by winning the hrst eight games before bow- ing to a strong Slippery Rock team. The Varsity went on to win fourteen and loose eight games, also ending third in the Tri- County League. The team will loose only two of its starting Eve members. With the experience they have next year's varsity should win even more games, we wish them the best of luck. BRUCE BABMTT-5'10 Forwardg is a junior with a good shooting eye and lots of spirit. livin MtJliEl.I.4lJ,1,' Forwardg senior, scored 437 points this year. Set an individual school scoring record for one game with 39 points. Frovu Movmt-6'2 Centerg senior, a good one banded shot and hard to beat on the rebounds. Scored 279 points. DICK Brzlaks-5'9 Guardg junior, he has a good set shot from back court, also very good on defense. BILL W11.sox-5'l0 Guardg junior, gets those rebounds when their needed. Shoots mostly one handed. En Coittsmt 5'l0 Guardg junior, will be giving his all next year and that will surely be a lot. SIIELDIJN SZITAS-fl' Centerg junior, has a nice jump shot and a lot of scrap when its needed the most. Dion HERN.-XIKIIINCI-6' Forward: junior, saw a lot of action this year and will be a leader next year. Les PE'rERsoN-6' Centerg senior, lots of fight and a good replacement. lion TVIKLKIIKACKEN-Sjllyl Forwardg senior, a reliable sub who will give all his best when it's needed the most. o h 3 S l in S'i'.a'simivrs--l,eft to right: L. Elliott, R, Che-noweth, ll. Pele, D. Hoyle, R. Schull. ll. Mook, U. Matt. Kxri l.lXlifdl,, Wookworth. lb. liahlwitt, I, Shoemaker. wziofz auify 7957-52 GAME RESULTS OF THE BASKETBALL SEASON The lay Vee's this year had a pretty fair season winning ll and losing ll games. This team is made up of sophomores and a few juniors, with this year's experience, next year's varsity should he strengthened hy it. We hope they all pitch in and make a winner in the future. ochranton,,, i'l lunior High , W 21 tlochranton 57 Mercer ,, ,,,, Y. ocliranton 32 Townyille ,,,, 37 Cochranton 35 ,H , Cambridge Spgs.,,, ocliranton 2l W. Middlesex N ,, 25 Coelirantolr, , Linesville WW-. 2 ochranton -l7 Clroye City 35 LIochranton,,, , Randolph N ,L 2 ocliranton 28 Sandy Lake H 30 Cochranton, Slippery Rock L, , ocliranton 27 Conneaut Valley 55 Cocltranton ,, Grox e City ,L W 2 oehranton 26 Linesville ,,,, , H 28 lfochranton ,, Rocky Grove H oehranton ll' Randolph ,YYY 2I lTochranton,2W Mercer ,222 , ochranton 24 Slippery Rock 2l lfochrantonw Cranherry ,- ochranton 45 Sandy Lake , 50 ochranton 25 Rocky Uroye H H4 oehranton 28 Camhriclge Spgs. , -I7 Haines Lost ,,,,, N, U Gaines Lost ,, oehranton 25 Cranlwerry ,,,,, , -H l,C'l'CCI1l.lIQk' NVon 2, ,, , NEW RECORD FOR JAY VEE Sli Cll Set new seasonk scoring record with earn. However, the 50-:sl team played , 932. Previous record was the ' l-elwruirx X I iew scoring record lor a single gat 677 points, which lwetters tlie MM points scored hy the WSU! only 2l gaines as against 22 for the current SCLISUII. ne with a 02-20 xictory oxer Linesyille al Conneaut on 5of'l2 yictorx over Grow City on lielvruary l'F1I of Z 20 QS 32 .il ,H Zo 'lo U7 I3 lllll uniofz Baigafgaff The Iunior High did not have a very successful season, Winning two and loosing sixteen. Coach Glenn Smock will have to give his boys credit for trying. Many times they lost by only a few points to a taller team. We are looking forward to a Winning team next year, Coach. IUNIOR HIGH 1951-'52 SEASON Won 2 - Lost 16 Cocliranton ,, W , ZI Iunior Varsity ., 3-I Couhranton ,,,, , , 22 Randolph ,,, , , 5l Cochranton.W, W lo Cambridge ,, , 51 Cochranton,,, I5 Hickory ,,, W, 60 Cochranton WW ,, I5 Randolph .,,,,,, , 2-I Coehranton WW W 55 Cambridge , WWW, -I5 Cocliranton W, , IX Oil City South ,,,,, 42 Cochranton ,,,, , I I Lincoln ,,,,,, ,, -I5 Cuchranton ,a,, , , 55 Cranberry ,, , 39 Cochranton WW 2 Franklin W - II Cochranton .,,, W 28 Titusvillc W ,,, -II Coehranton WW , 25 South ,,, ,, -I5 CoehrantonW,, ,, 25 Lincoln ,,, ,W ZX Coch ranton ,,,, ,, 27 Cranberry W , 57 Cochranton ,,,, ,, 2 Franklin W .W U Coehrantun W, ,, I9 'liitusville ,, ,,, 42 Cuchranton W,, ,, Zll Hickory ,,,,,, ,, 55 Cocliranton WW , 5I Conneautvillt- , ,,, -I2 571 6l7 I'iUlIlh ,,,,,, ,-,.lIIl-250 IIHLIIS ,,,, ,W. 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