Cochranton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cochranton, PA)

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426 ..-ng - SOPHOMORES AGRICULTURAL AND COMMERCIAL Front row. S. Craxwfortl, T. Cottermun, -I. Theuret, B. Peterson, S. Jewell, R. Harvey, H. Morrison. Second row: K. Osborne, A. Ashcruft. A. jackson, C. Dunn, E. Bell. E. Dennis. A. Hines, F. Tarr. M. Sivik, R. Coon, Mr. jones. Third row: Mr. Franz, S. WIlk1IIS.Ij.TllUIlIl15, M. Cnlmish, P. Berrrngcr. A. Griifith, R. Andrews, S. Petrovich. M. McConnell. Fourth row: R. Gedeon, D. Sliutistall. L. George, W. Taylor, W. Francisco, xl. Tnylor, C. Robinson, -I. Lee. I. Peterson, C. Brown. L. Bennett, B. Chess ROOM 6 Front row. V, Pcrrine, L. McMaster. D, Wheeling, A. Kline. M. Oakes, R. Allen, ID. Irwin. Setoml row' Mrs. CI.1rk. G. Grinnell, R. Ngirraimorc. M. Bond. A. M. -Iolinston, L. Arlwuckle. L. Scott, G. Snicley,-I, Ki1Iin.C. Geiger. R. McEnt1re.N. Varley. Third row' M. Otienscntl. K. Kline. A, Peters. C. Moore, P. Hollaliaugh, B, Rankin. If. Kurns, L. Scott. Mr, Bartkowski. Fourth row' W. Micjllllllllgll, bl. Pliarcs. E. Wentworth. R. Myers, A. Adelman. R, Burchill. N. Petruna, R. Stnllsmith. Bean. L. Silloway, A. McKinney, -I. Williams.

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L JUHIUH ELHES CLASS OFFICERS President ...... . . Allen Shoey VicefPresident .... ..... Da vid Pete Secretary ..... . . . Elizabeth Unger Treasurer .,.. . . . Mary Lee Vaughn is for the juniorfSenior Banquet, the biggest event of the year, for both Juniors and Seniors. It was followed by a prom held in the beautif fully decorated gymnasium. is for the unusual play, Glamour Boyf' that was presented by the Junior Class this year. It was the first junior Class play that has been held for over ten years. is for the many nice times we had together dur' ing our junior year, starting it off by working together and planning and displaying a win' ning float-a float with a worthy cause behind it, the urgent need for blood. is for the interest shown by all the class mem' bers in the March of Dimes campaign held this year. The junior Class contributed over S70 to this fund for the fight against polio. is for the many other activities sponsored by the Juniors this year is for those delicious redfhot hot dogs which the junior Class sold at every basketball game on the home court. Girls and boys alike worked hard to make this project a success. is for the wonderful class spirit. The pride of being part of the Junior Class was really illusf trated by the wonderful cooperation on the part of everyone. is for the large attendance at the annual Hallowf e'en Dance sponsored by the Juniors. The gym was cleverly decorated for the event and a mysf tery movie was an added attraction. is for our wonderful advisors: Miss Brock, Mr. Gibbons, Mr. Smock and Mr. McCullough worked so diligently to make this year a happy and successful one. They might never realize how their help and understanding was appre' ciated. is for two of the gayest semesters our class has ever known. again is for the Senior Class next year. We are looking forward to our last year at dear old C. H. S. with great interest and many hopes for what our last year may bring. Put them all together, they spell junior Class, a class of which we can be proud. 0255

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EUPHUVHUHE ELHSE OFFICERS President ................... Sandra Wilkins Vice President .... .... E ddie Wentworth Secretary ,.... . . . Gerry Smoley Treasurer ..... .... C arol Dunn It was the year of 2075. The sun was setting on Saturn. Ouch! Space veterans Clark, Jones, and Bartowski were on their way to Pluto in their space ship, S.S. Ironsidesf' They were thinking of their favorite class. the Little Genius Sophomores of 2055. They turned on their videograms and saw the Fe' male Johnie Ray CCarolyn Giegerj accompanied by the Four Lads: Anna Mae Johnson, Gladys Corner Peggy Beringer, and Treva Cotterman. They're selling bottled tears and making a fortune. Next came the three great pioneer stars of smellovision, Kenny Osborne, a prize fighterg Lois Scott, a Powers model, and Herman Staudt, the tough guy in Cineroma. Bill McCullough and Bob McIntyre are making a fortune blowing hydrofchlorophyllic soap bubbles for space bubble dancers. Sherry Petrovitch, Dick Burchill, Evelyn Dennis, and Sheldy Crawford are simply out of this world. They're on Mercury discs. Cliff Robinson and Alan Peters are on their way to stardom in their hot rod rocket. But now they're being overtaken by jim Peterson and Lee Bennett, of the Royal Sad Sacks. They arrested Cliff and Alan for going over 580 miles per degree, Here they come! There they go. Carol Dunn' Sandy Wilkens, and Harriet Morrison, the Un' merciful Trio. They've just met up with Bud Chess, the Val' entino of the twentyffirst century. just look at Sue Jewell and Alberta Griffin go into a super' sonic daze. Oh, and there is Jeanette Thueret, the Rendezvous singer. Larry Silloway, LaVerne McMasters, John Tay' lor, Bob Myers, and Williard Taylor are the Frank Buckoo space hunters. They capture Venusian specimens aided by Nick Petruna's most glorified invention, the can opener. Mary Bond and Beulah Peterson are the two beautiful sopranos with the contralto voice. Well! Well! Beverly Rankin and Ruth Allen finally caught the cow that jumped over the moon. They are milking it now. Atlas CMike Offensendj himself is on the screen. Look who's guarding him! Spacewomen Ruth Gedeon, Gerry Smoley, janet Kuhn and Carol Moore. There come the most popular cooks of smellof vision John Bean, Audrey Hines, Audrey jackson, and Ellen Bell. They have been brewing some' thing for Clint Brown who has space fever. The contest for the title, Miss Universe of Outer Space, is over and Marilyn Oakes and Vir' ginia Perrine tied for the first place. And there's Larry George and Roger Stall' smith. They invented the cow that gave chocolate milk. John Williams and Bill Francisco invented the chicken that laid hard-boiled eggs. The newscast is on and there is something- Oh! Yes! Poor Peggy Hollobaugh and Rose Andrews are lost. They were so brave. Too bad they had to pick on Saturn's rings to shoot up. All the other members of the class are married and have families. Their names are too numerous to mention, but we owe them a lot. They're all part of the wonderful Sophomores of 2055.