Cochranton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cochranton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

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For some eighteen years We have heen the Nstar hoarderw but now it is time to leave the nest and to he on our own. In all sincerity, we will always strive to he a pride to you, our parents. lil s? W7 S v J and Fa Ity Back Row fLeft to Right! Maurice Dickson, Neil McClain, Edward Hovis l' ront Row: Kenneth Heffernan, Lester Blum- ford Adelaide Roche, Rohcrl Nfcfxacken Message to The Class of .7955 Education is the greatest public service avail- able to our people, and in no other place through out the world is this service so good as it is in America. Education in our new school at Cochranton is a thrilling experience for hoth students and teachers. Here our boys and girls are treated as individuals and educated as such. Each is encouraged to learn as much and as rapidly' as possible, yet no student is sacrificed to a system. Only under such conditions can true democracy' exist. Vile congratulate our seniors this year for the high standard they have set in this new school. May their efforts and sincerity be an inspiration to those who may be privileged to attend Coch- ranton High in the future. Laurence lVl. Helsel, Principal I greet you as the first class to he graduated from thcf new Cochranton Area Joint Junior-Senior High School huilding. Yours is the enviable position of having come under the influence and having a part in a period of progress sy mholized hy' transition from one-room schools to a jointure of fiye school districts and a central school. It is an indi- cation of progress when fire different school districts can pool their resources and jointly' operate a school system. My' message to you is to encourage you to adopt the progressive attitude and to keep the community and the schools moving ahead. We have a new huilding, hut please remember no condition in this life can he considered as hnal. Our schools need constant improvement. We must think of improvement not only' from the viewpoint of build- ings fiut also of the scope of the educational program which we offer. More important still. we must think of improving the calilier of our program if our graduates are to continue to match other graduates in aliility and efficiency. I hope your school days haye lwcen happy and educa- tionally' profitable. l offer my lmest wishrs to you for the future. C. L. Axtcll. Supcryising l rincipal Ap. -N., JOINT COMMITTEE CocH1iAN'roN AREA JOINT ScHooL BOARD , L4 33 SE ,cu :MII lub 212 2 Z O 2 Z - 'n fn F, 33 ii Zi as -Z Hn W QE Q2 PS r'CI.'O1b -11 I-414 MISS PEGGY I.. EREE .S6l'fl'l!Il'j' 111 l'ri111'1'p111 511111111 Xursz' l'11yx11'111 111111 H1'111t11 lf11111'11l11111 1 11 - 'Iii MRS. BETTY J. IIART VRS. ELSIE VRS. BONITA C. LEE A. JONES Bll.9l'lIl'.Y.9 E11111'11I1'1111 IIITLIICOCK INI'LhI'II IAD HllS1lIl'S.S E11111'11tion L11ll'lII'vI' S1'i1'111'1' ,I111s1'1' gg? 1 V' fi A if 11? 3 E gay, 11 1134 H if '-',:' ,,,f K yijfi A RICHARD NIRS NORXIA I.. RICH.-XRD L. NICCARL WIIIIANI CI. IKLINCENSIXIITII INI1'lI1XRL S!.iC,,,l, fNI1'ffI1LLOI CII 16111117 11n11 1,11-V511'll1 Hlllllt' I2Il'1Il101711!'N V01A11I1'1111111 Agri1'111111r1' 12'1111r11ti1111 ,I ' xx , ,, 9 ' f, I I MRS. RL BY K. NIISS E. ANN KIOYER J. RICHARD NIOYER MISS NANCY PONITZ NIUFADDEN H111111' 151-111111111115 51111111 SIllf1l.t'S 111111 S1'1'rel1zry 111 51111111 St111111's C11111111111' 5up1'r111si11g 1,f1!It'11Il1l MRS. MARGARET A. MRS. ARLENE S. REED I-IERMAN F. REED MRS. -c 22 if-I fm :fo 57 5 5. 2' r-+CI.'GIJH'-:J '46 MILDRED SMITH GLENN L. SMOCK Art Science and Math .Hath MRS. ELSIE SCI-IALL I, RICHARD SIAR EMIL E. SMEDLEY English and Languages Industrial Arts Sofia! Studies and Eng MISS HELEN WEBB FRANK SPENCE Speech and Languages Custodian CAFETERIA LADIES ll to ri Mrs. Mumford, Mrs. Bean, Mrs. Spence Mrs. DuPont fi L-77? Y XM QW l Z .A '11A1 -14 ':' W': ' E i iL? i 1 2 f 28 i , 4 1 S ,ii Vi - 1, .,. ..., , , A ,. ,,,1i giilil fffwfi : ' 1 l l ll1l A ' :'V :i i : 1Am' f Seniors A,..,.Xxg sf-M fx,,,fh5Jw J J 72,3 I ...wwf SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Pwsitlexit ...... ---Sandra Babbitt Vice President ---- ---- Q Ilint Brown Svvrotary -.--- ----- R uth Gmluon freasurer --- ----- Audrey ,laclxsoll RUTH ANN ALLEN NORMAN LOYD ARBUCKLE ALLENE ADELE ASIICHAFT Dancing Club I, 2, 3, fig Tri-Hi Atllltrtic Club 1, 2. fig Junior 3ll hlflVillt'? High lg Dancing Club Y 2g F.H.A. 1, SQ Class Play 3g Historians ig Baslic-tball fig Cara Z. 3g Cardinal Capers 3-g Chorus Cardinal Capers 2, 3. fig Year- tlinal Capers 3, 4g Dancing Club 3. book Editor-in-Chief 44g Chorus ll. 1. 3, 4, - J,-V ,. JOHN WILLARD BEAN 1 ELLEN MAE BELL MARGARET MAE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, Cobiso Association Banker 4, BERRINGER 4, Dancing Club 4, Junior His- G.A.A. 4g Cardinal Capers 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, F.H.A. 1 2 torians 1, 43 Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Dancing Club 3, 4, Secretary 4 Varsity C 4, Bod and Rifle 1. SENIORS MARY JANE BOND CLINT LEROY BROWN .H.A. 2, 3, 4, Gym Team 4, l7.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Class ibrary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hia Vice President 4, Rod and Rifle 2. Treasurer 3, Commencement H onorary Usher 3. RALPH RICHARD BURCHILL Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operelta 3, Mixed Ensemble 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Junior Hislorians 1, Volley- ball 1. TREVA PAULINE QQ in f 'EW ,Sf TWlLA MARY BLRGESS BUD BOYD CHESS RONALD EUGENE COON Penn High 1, Conneaut Lalic l+'.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Baskm-tball 1. 2: EEA. 1, 2. 3, 4, Rod and Rif lligh 2, Sacgcrtown High 3, Athlctic Club 1, 2, Roll unfl 1, 2, 4, Athletic Club 1, 2, a l .l'l.A. 4, Tri-lli-Y 4, Curtlinal l1iH:' l, 2. ,lunior llistorians 1, 2, 3. Capers 4, ,lunior Historians 4. SENIORS SHELBY JEAN CRAWFORD f-OTFILRMAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cimrus 1, 2, 3 Tri-lli-Y 3, 4, Sr. l7.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Mixed En 3. 4, Dancing Club 3, 4, F.H.A. scmble 4, Sax Quartet 3, Girls' Pr:-side-nt 4. Trio 3, District Chorus 3, 4, Cirls' Quartet 2, ,lr. F.ll.A. 1, Sr. Tri-l-li-Y 2, Dancing Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, ,lunior llis lorians 1. EVELYN ROSE DENNIS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls, Ensztmblf' 4, Mixed En- scmblc 4, Clarinet Quartet 3, Cohiso Association 4, District Chrous 3, 4, Girls' Quartet 2, Jr. F.l'l.A. 1, Dancing Club 2, 3, ,lunior llistorians 1. Class Play 4, Opcrctla 3, U,A.A. 4. CAROL ANN DLNN WILLIAM GENIC FRANCISCO RUTII ANN CEDEON l .l'1.:X. 1. 23 Clievrlvading 1. 2. 3. l7.l7.A. 1. 2. 3, ll: Svnlini-1 21: llogl .lunior llislorians 13 Fr. F.lI.'X 4. Tri-lli-Y 2. 3. slg Class Play and RIH1- 3, sl. Z. 3. 4: Sr. Tri-lli-Y 2. 3. -l. 0. 4-g Junior llislorians I. slg Dancing Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Dancing Club 1, 2, 33 C.A.A. 41g Play 4. Class Scvri-tary 45 Alb Chorus 1. 2g Class 1,I'6'SlllK'lll 1: lvlic Association Trvasurer fi. fl Class TI'k'ElSlII't'I' 2: Co1n111vm'1-- Class Niglll l slim' 15. mon! Honorary lslwr 3: Class Nligllt l slivr 2. SENIOBS 1-W I CAROLYNY MARGARET LARRY l'lllCll CEORCIL ALBERTA CLAIRIC CRlI l I'l'li 1 4-UGER F.F.,x. 1. 2. Qs. 4. c:111m.s 1. 2. 3. 1f.1sl.,x. 1. 2. 1:..x.1x. -1. Dain-ing: Club 1. 2. 4: l7.ll.A. 1. Opurvlta 3g Rorl anrl REH1- 1. 2: 333g Class Play 3g Cardinal Allilelia- Club 2. 31 Baslwlball 1. Capn-rs 4g Yearbook SlaPf 4: 3. Llg S1-im-nce Club 44g Class Play Iunior Historians 1g CA..-X. 4: 41: .lunior Historians l. Senior Chorus 1 9 3 -I Cirls' Ensmnble 43 Nlixml Enseinblv 4: Coliiso Associalion sl RlTA MAE HARVEY Library Club 1, 4, Presirlc-nl 4, E.H.A. 3, 45 Dancing Club 3, 4: GERALD LEONARD CRINNELL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, Varsity C 4-g Dancing Club 1, 4, Junior llis- torians 1. 4 SENIORS Gym Team 4, Usher 3, 4, Junior AUDREY JEAN JACKSON Dancing Club 1, 2, F.H.A. Pres de-nt 13 Class Treasurer 1, 2, 4 Sluclr-'nt Cuuncil Treasurer 4 C.A.A. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 Trcasurer 2, 3, 43 Cohisu Associ lion 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook SlaHfl Class Play 3. 4, Junior Histo ians 1, 4, Cardinal Capers 4 Class Night 2. COLLETA SUE JEWELL ANNA MAE JOHNSTON MICHAEL KEREKANICK Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice 1 .H.A. 1. 2. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y -1. Dancing Club 2, 4, Science Club President 4, Dancing Club 2, 3, 1, 23 Archery Club 1, 2, Alli- 4-g Gym Team 4, Junior His- letic Club 3, Chorus 1. 2, 4g torians 1, llshers 4. Nloarlville High 1, 2. FLOYD AMOS KLINE Rod and Rifle 1, 2, Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 1, 4, Car- clinal Yearbook 4, Varsity Club 4, Junior llistorians 4, Baseball 3, 4, Athletic' Club 2, 3. KENNETH WAYNE KLINE Roll and Rifle 1. 2, Junior Play 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Stuzlent Council 4, Dancing Club 2. 4: Athletic Club 3: Cardinal Capers 4, Yearbook Stall 4, Baseball 3. JANET GRACE KUHN Jr. Historians 1, Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-ui-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2. 3. 4, Operetla 3, Newspaper Stall 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Jr. Play 3. SENIORS . etaft JACK HAROLD LEE MARY LOUISE McCONNEI.I. lnior Historians 1, 2, l7.F.A. .lI. Chorus 1, Library Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Rod and Rifle Club 1, 4, 4, Tri-lli-Y 4, l .ll.A. 1, 3, 4, ancing Club 1, 2, 3, Athletic Dancing Club 3. ub1 2 3 - .-- WILLIAM CLYDE NlcCl LLOl GH Basketball 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Newspaper 4, Rod and Rifle 1. 2, 3. -1, President 4, Athletics Club 1. 2: Dancing Club 4. ffii' ALBERT 'WILLIAM LHVERNE WELLS MCMASTER CAROL MCKINNEY Basvball 3. 4, Jr. Play 3, Rufl Jr. Hismrizzn Rod and Rifli- 1, 2, 3, fl, Ath- and Rifle 1, 2, 3, 4, Allilctics 1. 1, 2, 3, 4, ,Ir letic Club 1, 2, 3, Dancing Club 2, 3, Dancing Club lg .lr. Ilia- Hi-Y 2, 1. 2, Jr. Historians 1, 4. lnriun 1. Play 3. SENIORS HARRIET LAVINA ROBERT DOMER MYERS MICHAEL S. OFFENSEND MORRISON Jr. Historians 1, Roxl and Rifle Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. Jr. Histurian 1, 4, Dancing Club Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club ll, Brass Ensemble' 4, Mixs-ml En- 1. 2, 3, F.H.A. 1. 2, Cheerleacl- 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Night Lshf-rs 2, Sumlllf' 41 Dislrivl Cllllfllg 4 ing 4, G.A.A. 4, Chorus 1, Year- Colin- Macliine- Klanugs-r 3, Alb- Opfrctla 2, 3, Dancing Club 1. book Staff 4, Class Play 3, 4, lclic- Club 2. 3, Alhlvlic Club 3, Jr. Play 3, Cohisu 4, Sr. Play 4, Jr. Historians 1, Ras- lgvtball l. 3. ANN MOORE s 1, 4, Dancing Cl . Chnrus 1, Sr. T Nfwspupvr Club 4, is ' if Ike, I VIRGINIA ANN PERRINE ALLAN ARTHUR PETERS BEIILAH ANN PETERSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 3, 4, Rurl and Rifle 1. Cluzrus 1, 2. 3. 415 Library Club 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, District 3. 4, Dancing Club 1, 1. 2, 3, 4. Chorus 4, Opvrstla 2, 3, Tri-I'1i- Y 2, Dancing Club 1, 2. 33 Year- lumk Stuff fig Cardinal Cu wrs 3. I fl, Class Play .ig ,Iuniur IIISIUIAI- uns 1. SENIORS J arf JAMES LOYD PETERSON SHERRY ANN PETROVICI-I NICHOLAS GEORGE EA. 2, 3, 43 Atlilr-lic: Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1. 2, 3. PETRUNA ml and Rifle 4. 4, Girls' Quarlm-Ile 23 Girls' En- Photography Club 11 Scienvi' l sfmble 4, junior F.II,A. 1, Club 4: Athletic- Club 3, Hull C.A.A. fl-g ,luniur Histuriuns 13 :1mlRiHe 2. Opvrvttu 3, Class Play 4. 1 .mx 2 BEVERLY ANN RANKIN CHARLES CLIFFORD LOIS MARION SCOTT Cl10I'llS 3.41 Band 3. 4. naming ROBINSON F.ll,A. 1. 4. Club 1. 2. 3: GAA. -'lg Class Basketball li Rod and Rifle l. Play 3: Cardinal Cap:-rs 4: 11: Atbletiv Club l. 2. 3: Danving: F.l-l.A. 1. 2: Tri-Hi-Y l. Club 2. 3. 4: l .l .A. 1. 2. SENIORS l.Yl.lC NIEANOR SCOTT LARRY EDWARD SILLOWAY MARILYN L0l'lSE SIVIK Basketball Manager 1, 2. 4: Dancing Club 1. 3: l ,ll..-X. 3. 4: Class Play 3. 4: Varsity C 4: Tri-lli-Y 1. 2. 3. -1. .Mlulelic Club 3: Dancing Club 2. 4g Rod and Rifle 3: Bass-ball 3. - l: Arclwry Club 2. I MARILYN LICIC O-XKES ROGER ALLEN STALLSMITII STALUHU ,uitit-tat ttiui, 2. za. nam-ing cziuit Chorus I. 2, 3. 4-3 Rand 3. 4: l. tl: Rod and Rifle- 4: ,lunior Opvrvlta 2, 33 Girls' lfnsetnlmlt- Historians I. 43 Mixed Enselnlmlt- 43 Junior Play 33 Girls' Due-t 3, 43 Class Ni lit l IIE' 3 'I'ti llit 2 tg sr.: 3 Dancing CIulJ 2. 3: Cardinal Capers 3, 43 District Chorus 4: Jlllllltl' llistorians l. SENIORS JEANETTE ANN THEVRIST Majorette 1, 2. 3. 43 GAA. President 43 Student Accountant for Coliiso 43 St-nior Play 43 Dancing Club 1, 23 Cardinal Capers 43 Class Nigltt llslwrs 3. HAROLD EDYVARD DONALD LICROY W'llIfIiI,INC SANDRA LOI ISE WIILKINS JOHN ALLEN WILLIAMS WENTWORTH Basketball 1. 33 Rod and Rifle B'lBBlTT Atlilf-tic Clulm 2. 33 Dancing um illlall I. 2. 3, 43 Varsity Clulm 1, 2, fi, 43 Treasurer 43 Cliorus 1. 2, 3, 43 Majore-Ile 1, 2. I, 4g Senior Play 43 Junior 1 4g Junior Historians 4g Dancing Clul12, 43 Atlllr-tic Clulw 33 Mixed l':IlSt'I1ll!l6 43 Dancing torians 4. nal Capers 33 Student I. 2. 3g ,Iunior llistorians l. fl: Clul1l.2.33 Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3: Clan' :il President 43 ,Iunior Play ,lunior Play 33 Senior Play sl. President 2. - 1-3 ,Iunior l'lay 3 -nior Play 43 Dancing Clulm 3, 43 Athletic Clulm 3g Class President 1, 2. 3g Basvliall Senior Play 'I3 ,lunior llistorians r I 2 I3 GAA. 43 Clwerleadf- II. 4. I m IILIIIII. 'J Inn missc-f. I lI1vre a l'LIIIL1I'f rnisxing? III, II4+I Ilmln Ilufl. I Ivird's ey' xivxx. II. IIE il lin-I xvrly IRQIIIIXIII. I12. Iliff 4IiIl'IxSHll ICLIVUI. lI1:1l if I IIIII' ,ILlcIy. ISS. 5Iw1'ly fIL'1ll'Q1l'. IX 1' IQIIIIII xsIwrv IHIIIH' guinf I I. I Ull mmm Il. WWII luml' III IIlc'IiI3u1'c'IlIII. II'lx4'0g1llIlI' Ilim xx iII1uul glalsws? I I3. Wlw flifl IIlalI?'f 'f IIN- IIIIIIIQUI' Iu11cI wx- 4Im1'l Iisp.I IU. MII!!! Last VW!! And Testament We, The Class of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-five, of the City of Cochran- ton, County of Crawford, State of Pennsylvania, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills and codicils by us at any time heretofore made. FIRST: To the faculty and administration of the Coehranton Area Joint Junior-Senior High School of Cochranton, Pennsylvania, we leave a record that will undoubtedly be used as a basis for comparison for all future classes to graduate from above mentioned school. SECOND: If it is agreeable to those in charge, we would like to leave our lockers right outside our homerooms to the poor under-privileged Sophomores. THIRD: We leave, to all future generations, our wonderful new building, lock, stock and barrel just slightly marred, barely used, and in fine shape otherwise. FOURTH: We hereby nominate, constitute, and appoint our successors, The Class of 1956, to be executors and executrixes of this, our Last Will and Testament, and further direct that they faithfully perform the duties of such executors and executrixes in any jurisdiction. FIFTH: All the rest, residue, and remainder of our property, abilities, eccentricities and faults we bestow upon the individuals listed as follows. A Ruth Ann Allen leaves the vivacious Allen smile to her sister, Pat. Lloyd Arbuckl leaves his baggy jeans to Lee Armour. Allene Ashcraft leaves her suave, sophisticated ntanner to Louise Hilliard. Sandy Babbitt leaves her personality to Sally Ferlin. John Bean leaves his job at Leta's to Ray Shroer. Ellen Bell leaves her ability to get along with teachers to Mark Thompson. Peggy Berringer leaves her giggle to Janet DuPont. Clint Brown leaves his prize dairy cow to Pat Hanna. Dick Burchill leaves Joyce to finish school, incidentally boys, hands off! !! Twila Burgess leaves her waist-line to Pat Wood. Bud Chess leaves school to join the Canadian Dare Devils. Ronnie Co-on leaves his farming ability to Ralph Porter. Treva Cotterman leaves her sweaters to Louise Norris. Shelby Crawford leaves her letter writing to the Navy to Janet Pete. Evelyn Dennis leaves her ability to argue to Carol Viflieeling who no doubt can use it well. Carol Dunn leaves her ability to get her man and hold him to Phylis Osborn. Bill Francisco leaves Cochranton for Rocky Grove. Larry George leaves his height and walk to Dave Armour. Ruth Cedeon leaves her laugh to Helen Klipple. Carolyn Geiger leaves an echo in the halls. Alberta Griffith leaves her MAF grades to Ken Partridge. Does lie need them!!! Jerry Grinnell is leaving nothing. He takes Carol along. Rita Harvey leaves her job at Sivikis Bar-B-Q to Jean Woodford. Audrey Jackson leaves her ability to take care of class money to Judy McMinn. Sue Jewell leaves her cocker spaniel eyes to Beverly Dahlin. Anna Johnson leaves school but doesn't leave Dempseytown. Last Will And Testament fContinuedl Mike Kerekanich leaves. Thank Heavens. Ken Kline leaves Kay broken hearted. Amos Kline leaves his way with the girls to Jim Kuhn. Janet Kuhn leaves every hair on her head to Frank Spence who surely can use it as a mophead replacement. Jack Lee leaves his Wllonil' to Bob Cehres. Bill McCullough leaves the jacket he wore all winter to Fred Malliard hoping it is big enough. Mary McConnell leaves her pep and vitality to Olive Grossman. Albert McKinney leaves and is thankful he no longer has to ask to go to the rest room LaVerne McMasters leaves his continental first name to LaRue Ferrier. Carol Moore leaves her ability to be late to school to who ever can get away with it. Harriet Morrison leaves her wise cracks and horse play to Carol Harvey. Bob Myers leaves his ability to be a.w.o.l. from classes to Bob Bickerstaff. Marilyn Oakes Stallard leaves her ability to get married young to Gladys Bell. Mike Offensend leaves Malcolm Macdonald to finish the job of driving Mrs. lnglefield completely crazy. Virginia Perrine leaves her gift of gab to Joe Pottmeyer. Allen Peters leaves his smoking ability to Diane Hoadley. Jim Peterson and Cliff Robinson leave Frank Spence with a lot of work to do by himself. Nick Petruna leaves his rocket ship and ticket to the moon along with his chemistry set to Mr. Smock and Mr. McCarl to do with as they see fit. Sherry Petrovich leaves her petite stature to Iris Hart. Buelah Peterson leaves her long hair to Janet Free. Beverly Rankin leaves her long walks in the halls to most of the cheerleaders. Cliff Robinson leaves his wardrobe of MT shirts to Bob Fisher. Lois Scott leaves her broad shoulders to Nathan Peterson. Lyle Scott leaves his head of hair to either Mr. Helsel or Mr. Axtell. They can flip a coin for it. Larry Silloway leaves his sewing achievements to Art Runkle. Marilyn Sivik leaves her telephone number publicly posted in newspapers of Crawford and Mercer Counties. Roger Stallsmith is giving ten easy lessons on '4How to Roll Over a Car and Livew to any boy over 16 who needs them. Jeanette Theuret leaves her crazy antics to Marilyn Brunot. Ed Wentworth leaves his ability to stay a bachelor to Bob May. Don Wheeling leaves his job at Carrollis Nursery to Bill Hovis and Joyce Kilmer. John Williams leaves his sideburns to Bob Richter. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto set our hand and seal this seventh day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-five. gi ASS OFFICERS: iw W President, Larry SIalls111ill1 Sc-c1'c'Iz11'y. Gail liI'E:llli-llll Vim' Prcsiclvrll. Bula ljil'kSHIl TIAt'2lSllI'4'I'.CZ1l'IDl llarwy IUNIQRS 1 ,nw-as . . . 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A hir .-mf: ,wi W H .2 m Q , ,S ,S , ii A is i i7,i1::m:5fi? 2 I 7 s.. IUNIORS Q UIVINIUII Hurry Carol Ilarvvy Ki-11 Hildl'lll'2.lll lmiisi- llilliuril lliuui- Huamllvy Hulliliti lluguv Bill llmis .Xrli'ni- Irwin Carol ,lui-ksnii Xiwiiiiu ,Iavulw Ubin' .ivwvli lfurl Karin llvlru Klippli- Jim iillilll Hairy lmglluwlxy Niuluvlin XiLl1'KiHIlilili lfwlxu Xlurlin .lluly iuUx1iIlIl liuzl Niaiirivi- Hula Nluy , ,., . W 46: 4-'Nw E W ' QW' Y ' WM 52 V .vvv , . .... , E, '---- ' : i . . ' '::: 5 i - iiiivi fb 3? 'iiiiii H N i i-i: i if HR M V i : ' ., in 'ii E I 'Qs-1:21 C Q F tw- x Q ' wwf , I 5 .5g.5f1 , f ,,,,x . A ,- i' 'A fz' zzz x ' 'S ,,i,, N ii? .ii fz- ' if? . , .vbvl A RW Q25 k. ig , ,A . Q fm., ' ' 'Si .,.. SW' - W N if . M-ggi 1-: f Q V in if ., 2 X 4 : E ,Aww qi ie 'Sf Q 95352. ,, V , at www ,y A wLf.4fW5,f ff' to , V 3.4535-bg x ,Jw -ff' may im. A 1 ,ggfffxqk W Q. V W ,R 547 , K. I A A1 I I www v . k M f is , I Tfhwsswx in L ,fi . mm E 'jf L ...M N W - s , A A ,W , X so W - 11 , if W M.,-W' -M, ,NV Q A rn- , 'WWW l 4,37 'Y ,.f f A s' v, QM- ,.., .f r .1-L, VQQI M sb gk ' ,ref fy , X9 'MNA s . f f X A' X ' - I - A K, V ,,7N ,, 4 mu 1, K, '-2--Q. -if ff A ,-- yr m ,WH nl X N-ff: . '.,f':s , f .uyrxrj ,,,. , ,L J ,fa 8 Sa s if ff k W: 4. dfgjimwfv DEDICATICDN AND QPEN HQUSE W 555 K Wi ,. n!-r l 'fd 5' Coobrawon Area Iomt Iumor Semor I-hgh School Coohranton Pennsylvama Yordsfzok of Progress Our Schools March 19 1955 ,KY yr Q W-if Q j '2 f:g 'M li A AJ.. 'L L . . - . . 'liffizzf PROGRAM Presiding ,,-,,-- , ,,,7 ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,s ,,,,....,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,, -- ,C. I.. Axtell Supervising I,l'lIll'l1bfll, ClIL'llI'il1lllII1 Ari-a .loint Si-lionls Invocation., ,,.,,.. ,.,-,-,,-, -- s, ,,,,,,- ,,,, ,, --, ,,,,,,, Rev. Jack G. Ammon 1'ilNl0l'. f'1N'lll'2llllIII1 Methodist Churvli Music ,,,,, ,,,,...... ,.,, -,,,-,,,..,-,.-,-, ,,.,,. , ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,Senior Chorus Call To Rt'lIll'lIllPl'2ll1f'l'. H Lord -l':11'x':111t Mrs. linnitn Inglt-tit-ld, Ijiri-t-tor Presentation and Acceptance of Building Walter H. Frost, AIA ,, ,, ,, , ,, , ,- Kling and Frost A1'r-llitovls, xY4IllIlQ.L'SlIHVII, Ohio Carl E. George , ,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,,,, ,,, , ,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,President f'nc-liranltm Area Joint Selnml Aullwrily Robert W. McCracken , ,,, L ,. ., ., - .,-,, . ,President liuurd of St-lmol llil'oc'ttn's Dedicatory Theme .,,,,,,--,,, M,,, ,,,, ,A,,, ,,,,, Yardstick of Progress--Our Schools Education in Retrospect , , ,, , , ,,, ,,, ,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, XY, M. Pollard l 4ll'lIll'I' Slips-l'ix1tt-lltlt-Ill Meri,-er County Sclnmls HiSt0ry-Crawford County Schools, ,--, ,,,, .- .- -- .,.,v , ,-, ,,, C. Ford Adainson 1'illI'Ill4'l' Sllll0I'lIlll'lllll'llf f'I'2lNVl'lIl'tl County Sellouls Present Schools of Crawford County ,, ,,, ,, ,, , ,,, ,,, , , ,,, ,,,,, ,, F. B. Peters Sll1N'l'lI1ll'l1lll'l1l f'l'flVVlAlPl'll County Selluols A Look To The Future ,, ,, ,, ,, - , , -L ,, John B. Cutler Slllt6'l'llllt'Illlt'lll Mc-1'eer County Schools Crawford County Looks to Future L- ,, - ,.-, ,,,.. ,, .,,,, , ,,,, ,A. R. Moon Assistant S11pu1'ir1tt-lltlt-Ill f'l'flWVl'1lI'1l County Sclmols Music, f,... ..,, , ,,,,.,., , ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,f,,, ,, ,-,,,,, .,,,, ,,-,-, Senior Chorus Let 'l'l1e1'e Rr- Musica XVllll2'llllS Gin- Me Your '1'irod, Your I'onr-aBerlin Our School Program , ,,, ,,,,, , ,,,,, , ,,,, , ,,,.,., ,,,,, , , ,,,, I.. M. Helsel l'rinc-ipal. Cnc-11r:1niun Area Joint Junior-Senior II. S. Benediction ,,,,.,,, ,,,, .,.., ,.-,, ,.... ...,, ,,,,,,, ,,...,, , Rev. Wilbur Christy Pastor. Cnelirzxnttm l'rvsl1yterian Chureh Platform Guests Mrs. Mary Bauer , , ,, ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,,, President, American Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Carl Beuchat, , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,President, Firen1en's Auxiliary Mrs. Robert Dinsmore ,,,, ,,,. ,, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,Contributor to School Library Mr. Jack Hovis ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, , Commander, American Legion Auxiliary Mr. Richard McCar1 , ,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, President, Cochranton Area PTA. Mr. Gerald D. Prather ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,Attorney for Board and Authority Dr. F. G. Wood ,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,Viee-President, Rotary Club Cochranton Area joint School Authority Carl E. George.---.--- ----,.- A,,...,. . ......, President Theodore Power D, ,,.,, Secretary Robert I. Dinsmore cc qw.-. ,Treasurer George Myers Max Carnahan Cochranton Area joint Board of School Directors Robert W. McCracken ,--.a,,,,i.. cc-. ..... .,President Dr. C. C. McMinn - -U s....Vice President Mrs. Adelaide Roche ...s -.-- . ...-- Secretary Members, joint Committee Edward Hovis c owe. Cochranton Neil McClain.- .- Fairfield Townshil Maurice Dickson E. Fairheld Township Lester Mumfordw .French Creek Twp Kenneth Heffernan .. ,,,,, -.-.- XYayne Township Chairmen, Standing Committees Building Committee. r,,,,,v,., HM., Dr. C, C. McMinn Finance Committee .,. - , ,nv .Edward Hovis Property and Supplies U ..-H--....Ncil Oakes Members Listed by School Districts Cochranton Borough East Fairfield Township Clifford Beers Donald Griffin Edward Hovis C. C. McMinn Glenn Stockton Fairfield Township Kenneth Hall Neil McClain Dean Mumford Harry Rathlxurn Albert VVilcox Leo Choffcl Maurice Dickson Robert McCracken Lyle Stevens Alton lVagner French Creek Township Howard Buchanan Charles Cooper Edward Corner Harold Heltzel Lester Mumford Wayne Township Elwin Allen Charles Brock Kenneth Heffernan Neil Oakes Robert Pegan Dedication Program Committee George W- MYCYS -. As... - .-----,-.. ...,,r,. representing School Authority Neil MCC18iI1 W-. s.-.. .,.. . representing Board of School Directors MTS- Elsie HitCl1COCk --- .......,..... ,nwrepreseiiting the Faculty L. M. Helsel.,,-,-. ,WU L..- .--,---Secondary School Principal C- L- Axtell, Chairman -.-e ,-..---, Supervising Principal -rv,-.xA.1, V-1.4..,',. 2 1 5' S -wq Y QW-! ? 9 .1 U -,rar -'---x::- -.., 5 5 g . 9 5 Pig gl'- -1 Im' ML? ' :'gih lfT Q ,A.. in . K.. . 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CLASS OFFICERS : Plzllzsllmm '1' Carole Slainlwnnk Yuns IJRliSZl3liN'l' Mark Tlmmpsnn SICCRIQT ANY TRI-L-NSI mix B011 Ril'lll1'I' ry NIl'fIHllgllll'j' Curl BIICIIIIIILIII Brian Uunlin' llury lillzm ,Iulm Cary Cary 1:L1llNl'l ,llll:y Llltlll limb Ilnrliss P,lz1l11s' lim-rl: r ,lm-an Dix-kwll ,luvk fll'fIflf'h Hull: Gviga-1' Juuvl U4-urgv Huh tr!'IIl'l'5 Carol CillI1m'1 f:l2lI'l'lIl'l' llllfflilll Barlnuru Cl't't'Illlt r ,ff 3 , Olive- Grossman Larry Flin-kingf-r l'al Hanna Janet l,l'll'I'Sllll Dick l,l'll'l'SUIl ,l im l,fxlQ'l'S1IIl Cary Henning:-r Louise Hitc'lu'm'lx Gary Huffman Nathan l'vtt-rsnli Anne- Re-ill Bulb Hivlitm-r Cary Hulalwaugli Dianna Hunt llavifl Jewell Barbara Kiln-3 Paulinu- Hough ,lulm Svliafl Carol Kuhn Frank Matt Xlartlia Nlatt Waynv Svvlnw ,lnlin Flu-atx Carole- St ainlmrunlx Sliirlf-y Xlvflartm-3 Nlary Nlcifaiiglitry Nlaxim- Nlclfarlaiitl lfrf-rl Stark Kvn Swartz BI'lll'l' Swoggt-I' Kathy Nl1'lIlSlt'l'l'lfl'l Tell Moss Diane Nelfun Allwrta Taylor Mark Tliunipsun Bvvvrly Tram-y l Sylvia Nurllvr Pliyliss Oslmrn Ken Partridgv Cliarlr-5 l nga-r litla Yarntlr-ll Carol Wlu-1-ling .lam-t Pete ,lllfly Peters Mg-fly X' Delores Pe-tPrmn ff' 1 E'I.?:f I.?:1I'::i:. w Nagy-J 551 .'li . a M Bxggmvmt A .....: i.-M .,..,2 .vw 3 IWW E . S-fm' css, gsm . L, T y .:-2,55 -1-jv : 12 ff 4 emma fair M E , ff , ,ai a 9. ' 'Af i 5-'it l ., ......... ,. tv ,.. .,,t.M,. - 12: 1 :1 X 'N 'w araa in amp vi? llll't'Ill E- -fi - ' N Q, at e,'5.EQE:,- ..t. Z mf , ..,. , J 1 i5i K W f L f . ,Ii I .5E 5::AA - 1,1 M 0 X J U N .:,, ,. HIGI-I ROOM 22 FIN! Huw. I,. 111 H.: NIz141111 D:-1-11-1'. Sully I7i'l'Ii1ll!I. Sl:-VP Ilurwy. Jann-s II11wlI1a11. Camel Irwin. Cary II1mI1Ie'r. filly Harl. Run I5Il'I'ihllI1. Iiulh A1111 IIIIIIII. ,lim H1111-Ilill, Hay111o111I Ilrulw. S1-1-u111l Huw. I.. 141 II.: I':IIlllld Ilvgii. Ilivk 'XIl!II'l'VYS. Hal-I IIl'Ill'l'4, I'1I'kllll'5'N IIiIIiar1I. .Iulm II2lIlI'Il'IKI. IIIUIII Iivgrgf Ps-Iv I7i1wI1'1'. IQ1I IIa1ulI11111. D11-lx III1'Nf'IlQ'I'1', IgLll'Ilill'Ll Ilarl, XIz114iIy11 IIlIIIx4lll. XIill'II1kl lim-lvl'. Xlr. XIuy1'1', 'I'I1i1'1I Huw. I.. lo II.: Hil5IHlIIllI 401111. N1iI'IIlil I'4I'4'f't'1'IHllIIl. I'4-ggy B1-ll. 5111- X1'11111111'. IJ1111 If1'rIIvy. 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Phyliw Oi:-lrich. lflnwr H1-ll Ruth lliullmllfl. Buml llarwy. .lmly 011111. Hlwwll Humlsnll. Sandra llmis. -cmmnl Huw. L. In R.: Alim- llngue. William HilIll1lIl. .luycc llmullcy. Lurry' llelsf-I. lfuru! llmllwxl. Him l1u1'1l fllllllltj' N Nancy Ks-rr. Dalton llrulvr. Ruth Ciraclul. .lllllll U4-nnis, ,lunv llrusfrlazll. Xlls. NI,cFu1hlm1. lhirml Rnw. L. In K.: fIl1z1l'ln-sUmr1'g!6. Pnl f1lliSlllbll!l. .ILIIIIFF llslulx. Funrlru Hull. Duxinl Ihillllliilllgll. 'N'am'5 lll'm-111:-v Xfflllll' lluily. Eluim- 'XllllPl'44lIl. .ll1Illt'S Dunn. Xunu Nlau- DHINIO, llc-rulal Mlzuna IJULIIHIK' llipplv. llunivl Dlllllill. EIGHTI-I GRADE ROOM 23 w I irsl Huw. L. to H.: Nancy lA'QI1USlxy, LLUIIV 'l1hvlm't. fIll211'lt'Ilt' Ps-lrmich. lluwnrcl Oulwx. llurnl vxvllfll. Lynn XlllI'll4lL'k oss! Slumll. Rivluml Slallsmilll. Carol Nlvilullllgllw-3. Paul P1-Iv. l'uI'L'Ll8 Huuggh. Divk Oulu-5. 5PCOIlli Huw. L. lo li.: John Xarlldell. lluruld Hough. Susan Nap-I, Luis Xlye-11. Tum Xlrllxlf-. liurulyn Williunls. Phil Winl:-rs, llunnu Hunk, Ceurgc- Siltig, Lurn-lla Pc-lrunu. David Hlllllxlty Sumlru LHIIIIIIIL Nlr. Br:.1nmm. hirll Huw. L, lu li.: Paul Rx-nn. Bill PLIIIQTSIDI1. ,lc-un Sixvrml. l':I'Ilt'4I Oulxw. 'Nlury Mm l':-arm-. UUIIIII4 XIIIIIQUIA Bm Qrly xlL'1ZlLXl'iIl. Bull liuw. XX ilmlu SVIIIIH. .lim Lv:-. .lwlm Pm-lwsuxl. ROOM I-l Iirsl Huw, I.. In II.: I'1I'ilIll'IN ,Ivwz-II. .lwlin XIuI'l'iNul1, I3iII Nlvliluili. Ifsllwr Nlimix. I'1I'k'4I Krause. .Iuyi-v Irwin. ,Iann Ilxin. .Ihlllvl I,ins'un. HiII NIa1iIIiz1r4I. Sumlra Nlairlin. .ILll'I NIaiIIiarmI. gi . a ipp:-. sr-inury Nluyvr. Kay IXIIIIQLPIIHIIIIIII. IMI4' I.inIun. -mimi K1-w. I., ln li.: NIV. Iii-1-II. Luis Pallviwmii. Iiurlrara Irwin. Iivi-rn-I! HOIIL1IPillIQ.Il. lIIiurIenv Kulins. William Ilnllu Inu I1 Pull Ixl I Hu . , - fy . . . ,. . IInr4I How. I.. In lx.: Darryl II1'IIr-rman. livin ,InIinQ-nn. 'xI'l'Illt' xI4!l'I'Ir4IIl. June- Lippvrl. Inni XII-Nlinn. XIIr-n Ilan-im liniw- Ixungiu-. Iiivlmnl Ilnnl. Ifu-Iyn Ilauku. SEVENTH GRADE mimi 12 I nwl Huw. I,. ln H.: Daw lim-mll. Xlury liiII'ilI'II1lI.Ii1lll flauw-I. ,Iufiv Xllmr-rl. SIIIFIFQ' Iilyf-r. Nha. Hr-e-4I. Bonnie BllI'l'IlIII I IIIIl'I'I Boll. I'ul Iiuggvr. Ihirylf- Iilznln-ly. Nw Imuii. 4-mul Huw. I.. In H.: Flu 'Xxle-II. Hill I'Iunn:i. N1-iI Ifzunplwll. Wurilyn 'xINIHl'S4Ill. Ilun lfIupp. Sylvia fiIt'WIIIQll'I'. Ilan win DnI'unl. ,lvrry ffluylml. Ifilnu Cray. II1i1'cI How. l,.1u Ii.: ,lulln Xllvn, .lulin Hamilton. Nlury lliIIn-rl. Iivxc-1'Iy Iilivtrii-Ii. llury Ilvetw. I3ani1I liurlmy. I'uuI l igv. Cary Iflliut. SEVENTH GRADE First How l to r: Don Vilileox. Linda Smith. Brenda Stevens. Velma Turner. Barllara Pets-rson. Carol Smith. lnalnelle Phares. Ruth Peterson. Dt-lla Weaver. Janie, lirqhart. Seeontl Row: Hrs. Hitt-lieotrk. litl Rynal. Sandra Wentz. Harry Nanderlioff, Pauline Willis. Carl Swartz. lfxelyn Rhodes, Holnert Williams. lliane Stockton. David Stockton. Third Row: illtlifltltltx Hunyon. l'alrit'k Wilvox. ,Ioan Stopp. Frank Wood. Relieeea Rose. SEVENTH GRADE 1954 - 55 The Class of l96I is Sllltltll. it is the first seventh Community Fair Parade. Wie hope that we can ztvhiex ed this year. Ptu1stnt:NT ,,,,A. X Ilil-L-PRI-151111-IN T, ,- Piu-gfumizxr .Y,, '..J. N ui. I tum. ,.,.... Piiotpttut llitxittx H0051 CLASS OFFICERS 1954-55 the largest vlass in the history of Cot-hranton High grade class to win the 55l5 first prize in the annual keep our rec-ord as high in future years as we have ,,,,Stewarl Axtell St-1tItit1TARY--Y,---- ,dxiarilyn .-Xntlt-rson ------,Williani Hanna Ass r Sr:ctu:Tun'---,, ,nltiune Stot-ktou TRl'1ASl'RER .,......... .,...A... ,I osie Albert Homte Room Ori-'tc:r:Rs 9 ROOM 12 ,-----Sandy Wentz PRt:slm2xT,,--, Mt,,--------Stevt-art ,-txxell --,,,---Bet-ky Rose St1c:lu:rARY--------- ----fNiarilyn Antlt-mm litiz.-xwtttzii ..,,,.... -U H-.N,--- -- -- lliane Stockton 'I'tu1Asl'iu:R .........., --,,Don Wilcox Pkoutrnl flu atiuttgxv, Ruth Peterson R00 Nl 14 PIII-QSIIJIUVIX .... --- - .... Karl Nortlherg SICCIKICTAIIY ,... .... B arhara Irwin 'l'nr1Ast'tugH ............ ---Daryl Heffernan Piiotznmi Ciulmit-Jw ,A.. .... I .ois Patterson Ric-harcl Hunt -,,,-Rita :xlltlt'fSUIl ----,losit' sklllerl Bill Hanna NAME Albert. Josephine Allen, .lohn Anderson, Marilyn Anderson. Rita Axtell, Stewart Bell, Gilbert Bleakley, Daryl Blyler, Shirley Burchill, Bonnie Campbell, Neil Carroll, David Cauvel, Ronald Christner, Catherine Clapp, Donald Clayton, Gerald Clevenger, Sylvia C trfv n, Susan Deeter, Gay Dietrich, Beverly DuPont. Darwin Elliott, Gary Cray, Edna Cage. Paul Gilbert, Margaret Cirardat, Mary Corby, David llagcr, Patricia llanna, William Ilarvey, Allen Hamilton, John Ilawke, Evelyn Heffernan, Daryl Ilunt, Richard llollabaugh, Evcrett Hollabaugh, Williazzm Irwin, Barbara Irwin, ,Izunvs Irwin, ,Ioy cvt- Jewell. Francis Johnson, Thoma Kangas, ,Ianice Klingensmith. Raymond Klipple, Paul SEVENTH NKKNAME Josie .lohnny Trudy Cheeta Stew Cil Darry Shou Shou Sue Nuisance Chisel Ron Catherine Dog Jerry Sis Cisco Cay Ann Dar Shorty Snooky 12 gauge Maggie Curly Dave Tish Hannabil Herb Hammy Little Crow .lack Dick Field mouse Bill Barb .lim J UY Sparkey Tom Kangaroo Ray P. K. GRADE FAVORITE SAYING Yunk, Yunk Cadzooks Eeee-gads! Oh, poof I have not yet begun to thinl Hey, kid Humbo Wicha-ma-eallit Shut up! Yeah Ratz! Gee! It's beyond understanding Rats You better didn!! Stupid Oh, nuts! Go jump in the lake. Oh, go blow! Hey! I copyright that Oh boy! Rats Darn it Cad! Shucks Wiclla-ma-callil It's a hopeless cas Holy smokes Somebody g cmrm fed Kill it before it multiplies Oh, baloney You uns Oh. yeah Oh, Shucks Gads! I don't know Oh, fiddle Gee. Whiz Holy cow Co jump in the creek Go jump in the lake Co blow Kuhn, Charlene Lincoln, l. 1u11 ise Linton, Dale Lippert, .lane Mfalliard, ,lane Nlalliard, William Martin, Sandra McClain, William MeMinn, Tl lnwi 1 mas Nl criw k, Esther Morrison, Archit- Morrison, ,lohn Moyer, Rosemary Nord hergi, Karl I l eterson, Lois Peterson, Barllara Peterson, Richard Peterson, Ruth Phares, lnahelle Rhoades, Evelyn Hose, Adrienne Rose, Rebecca Runyon, Imogene Rynd, John Smith, Carol Smith Larry Smith Linda Smith, Timothy Sommers, Leroy Stevens, Brenda Stockton, David Stockton, Diane Stopp, ,Ioan Swartz, Carl Turner, Velma Urquhart, .lames Vanderholf. Charles Weaver, Della Weaver, William Wentz, Sandra Ylfileox, Donald Wilcox, Patrick Xvillis, Pauline Wood, .Frank Williams, Rohert Soupl rivttm ' Sk m-t- ter liuteh laney Ajax Willie Kay Wild Bill Doe lfsty Lil mczi' aet' ,lohnny Mortimer Ken L irii Jeanie Dick P tvrrcz It lney ljvie .lo Beck Pennio Rin Tin Tin Buttons Smitty Lou Timehomh Lee Slim St rzct kyard Shorty .lonnie Carl Vel .lim Calhoun: Weedy Willie Sandy Adrienne Rose Pat Paul W 4'l1 wdy llexzie Gee whiz Ahl Hills Gee You don't say llold that cow l tlon't know Letis not kill anylmody Wlitm made a hoo woo l donit know G et Oh, 111r l lloly smokes! Who gg t'u4 tied? Shut up Xvowl l'm ll l'1' tl. Golly Oh hum Nut had at all Yeah lley Gee whiz Oh gee I ainit got OK for you Here now Golly Go hlow L fitp kl Oh gadl Oh cripes Ilow can y imli tell? Oh, land sakes Ha lla lla Go fly a kite Your eute L 4mlI is Oh nuts Come on . . ll l ditln't want to l wouldnt hav o l don't know Ainit got my work dt Open my locker Ah, shucks Crunch, Cftllill l'll:'fl1lcHiv1 wmlmx. lqhc- m!ilI'ilXIl Mmmruf- of Hw ixlng und Ulwvn. K 1 l,.H.N. luvlx If-:J um' always i'lglll'l'fIy Ptllllilll' Uh! . . . what you salflf HGIIIIIS llw Nlmmvv. rw llmlml Iusl lxv'lU!llxPXi gn z ' . 4 Xu xsmrdm' ilk Hail' We NWIIICIPI' lun. Rita and Suv. Pill. . SHINE' IJFUPIK' IIHXP llIUIlK'f . . lhls ISIII P21Sf!!! Now. url: xv aol It all xsrmw Dr. ,lcikyl anfl Mr. Hyde Calvh us girls- uc rv Illlllf'l Half vast! I X -::f,:A - I f of QQ ,., , I-I-I: I O : : I F! I ' V ,I I I l 9 III I 22 2 2II M M II I 'Il' If ' 2 . I I A I N In If f .-.. F ' Q ' '--- 2222222i2222222222212ff1 ' A 1'1111 2 --QL A.,..1.i:1: a 1eaaaai22e5i2a2i223E2aaz1i2i2i2eeaeaageaq.,,.,.,, XM? ':A:'t': I Wm ACTIVITIES THE CARDINAL CAPEBS l l'.DI'l'Ult,,, ,,,. .,-U-- Msisr x N 'I' l'lIll'l'01t, ,- Bl slxuss Nl xx U,l1li,-, ,,,Xi1'g:il1ia1 l'i-rrinv -,--l .urul Nlmml , , ,, ,.... lmyml Xrlrllvlxlr- gtlrr l':Ill'I'1llt- A,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, t luth 'xllll -tllf-n X.-kRIli'l'Y lC1ml'l'n1:NW- ,-,llumlyii lin-igvr. lluwuril Ozxlws Grunt' l',l7l'l0liS ,,,,,,,w,,,,,, W, ,,,,,li4-wrly Rankin, llill Stull:-r lluxll-1 Kumvi ,win tlmfs lQn1'l'mu,,, Nltsni f.I.l is l'.n1'rmc ..,. Lin llblt ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.lLim-l lkuhn, lllvlx l.llz1n:-y ,,,,,,, Xlurilyn Slullurml ---liullisv llilliuril ,'XlJH1R'l'INlNl. ,,,, W, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Kussvll llumlwn Svuizh l'.1n'rm:h,,, ,,,, 'xlminv Nll-lfurluml, Phillip Winlvr- SPI-KIIXI. l'lNl-1N'I'N,, , ....... 'l'wilg1 lliirgl-fs. tllmurlvs Uultw lffislllux l'lllI'l'l!Ith- H,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,lli:nn- Ni-lwi1.l.m1i+n' llin-ln-uvla 'l'Yl'Is'l's ,,,,,,,, , f.,l4'LHl1'lll' Tllf'llI'l'l. lillvn llvll. .-Mullw-y ,lLll'l'xS4lll ,lolita Rl1:l'ul:'llc:a,., , .,.. ....M. , . ,,,,t,,, ,... Tlimnus lllvllinn t1,wi'YR Ainlrl-:,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Bill Nh-lliillmiglu .tlnlsnicf ,,,,,, ,,UXll5N Wt-lull. Nlra. Svhull 'lilll'Ci'll'fllIlZllllilIM'l'SllllS yea1'ln1sln-mi puhlislletl ut the- sf-luml llnwngli lhv use uf thx flittu uncl lninwugrapll. 'lllw staff has ls-ll that it has lwvn llfxllvl' alble lu 1-mm' st-hunt new with this type of printwl pulwlivatiun. ilupvr vtlitors ancl rvlmrtcws llawf trivrl tu print sonn thing ul, interest almut vxvry phrase ol' srlnml lille. NVQ! lm-l wt' have been st1m'1'c'ssl'11l in pulblish ing sonn- artivlv in vurll issue that has upp1'z1l1'fl to exvrx stuclvnt. OL1rtl1unksisl1m'e expwswc to all who haw' het nfl III l0tltlnllltllllllIN ln lt- DWG I W ' ' ' ' . lie s or in its printing. Nvxl xcar the' stall lmpafs tlw sltnlm-nl lrmlx will limi- in1'l'eas?d llllt'lX't4l in furnisliinv ' , . . . V , ' . I nt-us so that our t.. II. 5. C.a1x'cllnal t,up1'rs will lvvunm' Ulli' of the finest sr-.mul papers thc- state-. fwulrwl l tu ri Liml .hlilllll'lxlt'. lfllvn Bt-ll. llill Xlvllnllvvugli. Xnilrx-5 ,lL1t'lxrUIl..lPdI1t4ll4'Vllllt'lII'K'l. Hill Sadler. Phil Xlfilllvix, Louise Hilliural. 'llwllu Blll'Q1Qf'S5. llewrly Kunlxin.CarnlyllUvig1'l'.,lu1wI Kuhn, lirgliniu l'vrrinP. Stunt ing: liulai Xllvn. f,l1arlm's Uxiltzs. llii-lt flllzxnvy. Nliks W4-lmh. Xlrs. St-lmll, lluwurcl Oultwf, llussi-ll llIlllSHll,iVl1lX Xl4'l an'lunml. flurul 'Xlmm-, CARDINAL STAFF lv-1.3.5 Q, gut 1'lI'4l rum' lc-fl In righl: H1ll'l'lt'l xllrITlSl!ll. ,Il-hu Br-an. lillf n B1-ll. CLlI'Ulf'Il ilvigrr, Kvn Kline-. Ruth Xllll Ulwu. Sl'l'l3IllI rmx: Nirgirlia l'r'rri11f'. Mum Klllll' ,lzmvl lxuhn. xllillll ,lzu'lwun. Xlr. .lmlfm This ylxill' um' fluff has irivcl Sllllllqhlllfl il lilllc' CliH.l'l'1'Ill in ycarlmnk um lf'lll'll17llQ not unly in our rfm'vr. lflll lllfllllglllllll lhc hook as um' portray 51-lwul lifm xxllh u jungle lhvmx: ll has hm-n nur gual ln pul lhis XC'2'lI'lJllIlk lugvlhfhr in as ullrac'lixc- and illlvlvsl- l P1 ual us pussihlv. W1' llillll il ln l'l'l'illl pleasanl Ill0IllUl'iCS of our vlassvs. avlixilivs. lsia- g1l'l7lllJS. and spurls. Wm ' ' ' ' ' ' urv clwply lllfllqltifll lu XIV. .Innes for hls glllldilllli' mul LlrSISlEllll'i' Ill pru- ving lhv yearlmuk. and wx' also wish lu lhank llll'llll7P1'S of lhv fluff who gan' lhvil 10 and ahililivs. and all lEill'hl'l'h and patrons who lmvo l'0llllllllIll'fI in any way lo nmdkv il il sun-vess. CCI-IISO ASSOCIATICN .f' r First row. l to r: Pat .-Nllcn. Ruth Ann Dunn. .lanet Dupont. Carol Harvey. llarriet Niorrison. Carol l r Jaekson. Loyd ,-Xrhuekle. ,-X11rl1'ey Jackson. Second Row: Carolyn Geiger. Ruth C4-clcon. Ellen Bell. . . , l Don Wheeling. lzyelvn Dennis. Jeanette 'lln-un-1. Nir. ,lone-s. 1 The Cohiso Association has heen in existance since l935. This association is very' essen- tial to the entire student hody of Cochranton High School. It is the financial hackhone for the sehoolis classes and organizations. making it possihle for the yarious classes and cluhs to handle the income and expenses of their respecliye organizations accurately. The Cohiso As- sociation acts as a central hanking sy stem within the school and handles as much as 5310.000 a year. The duties and positions of the people in this organization are as follows: Classes or cluh treasurersg are elected hy the students in their class or eluh. Their duty' is preparing a report for each meeting of that organization. to make deposit slips and write requisitions for checks and keeping an accurate record of these transactions. Student Accountant: is chosen hy the aclyisor. Mr. jones. The accountants duties are to write checks from the treasurer's requisitions ofthe yarious cluhs and classes, to keep a legihle file of all transactions to make monthly statements listing the expenses and income of its memher organizations and to help prepare the auditors report at the end ofthe year. Student Bankerg is chosen hy the adyisor. The duties of the hanker are to count and wrap all money deposited with the organization and in turn deposit the entire amount in the First National Bank of Cochranton. The experience that the memhers gain from this organization is inyaluahle. Out student accountant this year. Jeanette Theuret. is to he commended for the fine joh that she has done as is Ellen Bell, our hanker. it iff, ? ,A. I ,.2.,: ,.2: gifs Eff G lfirst row. If-ft to right: Holi llamiltnn. Rodney Chollel. Earl Karns. Don Stainlnrooli. Carl ltnelianan. lfwl tel Coon. lloli Biekerstatl. lrl Hnnkle. llntl Chess. ,lint Peterson. lin-lt -Cnllonuli. Hill l raneiseo. l.arry Ceorgze. Nlark llionipsnn. ltolm Smith. Xlilsoll Breeze. Haynioml Coon. 2nd Row: Rona Crinnell. .lolin Carey. Iirrl Row: Nlr. Nlr K lleeler. ,laeli l.:-e. llli Row: Clen llielxson. Don Biggs. Xl ayne Seeley. llellrert lll4'l'xll'. l.lIIll Brown. lzlnier Hill. Xlln-n Pen-rs. F. F. A . tFUTi.Rr: FARNIERS or A xiizeruxl The Fl Tl HE Fi-XliNllfliS OF ANllfHlCA. is an organization Wllll'll reaches lroni the state ol Maine to Hawaii and from Wasltington to Puerto Rico. ln this organization. we praetiee lvrotherhood and deyelop the qualities of leadership whieh every farni lmoy should possess. The Coehranton Chapter is one of the many thousands ol ehapters in the United States. Our ollieers are as follows: l,lil-lSIDlrIN'l'- .,,....,w. ---Larry George xlfll-I l'iu-Lsinl-gvr ---- ---lioln Bit-lu-rstatl' Sr:r:i:r:TucY--- ----- Ronalrl Coon 'l'inr,xs1in-:iz -------- --- Xrl Rlllllxlf' Rrztiomizic ---- ---- 4 Karl Bnelianan SICYI1-1NlliI. ---------- --.-Hint llln-ss .-Xnylsoli -.---.--....-.. Xlr. ll Illliltll Nletaillonggli ln this past year. we have had a good Conitnunity Seryiee l,l'Ut.ft42lItl. eonsisling ol selling lfastern State garden seeds. sweet onion plants and also some projects that we haxe niacle in our new .flgrieultural Shop. sueh as feed c-arts. two-wheeled trailers and eedar eliests. ln addition to that. we have also had ealendars printed with advertising for the eonnnunity inerehants. This 4-alenclar also pictured the melnlmers ol our Chapter. Some ol the boys have purehased eliielas for their proieet. The lvoys will elioose their lrest liirds and enter them in the Chicken ol lontorrow Contest at Butler in May. The outstanding boy elm-ted hy our ehapter was our xiee president. Hola liielxerstall. Holm has a xery good projeet program started and has also done an outstanding aniount of work lor the eliap- ter. ln past years he has won many rililmons on his projeet hooks. Holm. at this time. is majoring in Dairy Cattle Projeets. Bolt attended the state Farm Show in l'larrislnn'g at Chapter expense. Las! tall. he was eleeted secretary of the Crawford County Chapter of the lfuture lfarniers ol' rlnieriea. Three l . F. A. Boys from our ehapter who reeeiyed the Keystone lfariner Degree at the Penn- sylvania Farm Show were Bud Chess. Clint Brown and llonald Coon. 'lihis degree is the highest award that is giyen hy the state. SENIOR F. I-I. A. 0t t ltIlCRS l'tiI1aIlH'LN'I' ,,,,,, ---'l'u-xu il0lll'l'IIlLiIl 1 Yimiia-l'lci11w1lil-ixL-, ,nliulli Ann llc-:li-mi Smzicl-1'ivucY .,,.. -,-Pm-ggy Barring:-r VllKl'1NSltItI-lf! ,,,,Y,, ,..rS1n- Jvwt-II I'fxi:l.lw1l1N'i'u:imv, ...,.. .lilllrl Orr llzwinzai-W ,,,,,. -,,Ni1'gi11i:1,lurulmf lilCl'Uit'l'I1tt,,, ..., Rita llarwy 'liliv Sviiim' F. ll. A. :uct this war during uvtixity pr-riml of Tucscluy. Nlvnilwrs wm'kml f-spa-1-ially hard this year gc-tting tlw lmuilclings at the fair groups rvacly lm the Corlirantmi Comniunity Fair: making Ontrivs during thi- fairg and of 1-mirsv. thi- rl1'cuclc'd lurk uf 1-lc-aning up afterwards. Vlillc' limit cllaplvr was rxzpresclitorl at tliv Nri'tliwr'st0rii PCI1IlSylYZlIll2l Lixustwwlx Show wlwn Jllflk' l'rtc'rs mmipetml with other 1-mitvslunt from the district for tlic titlt- of l,tx'vstm'k Quvun. llir- l'. ll. A. uml tlic' l'. l'. A. lliltl ll joint l.lIl'ISiIllll4 party In ilu' K'ill.l'l0l'lLl tit tht' ffrault- sf-tmol lwuilclinff. W0 l'Xl'llilll21'll frills. Jlauvrl Lfamcs and Cll.0Nl'll it z- ri . z- I , L . , clvlim-ious lunvli tugetlmvr. ln ,lilllllilfy tlirm' :vniur girls at'1'n1iipt11iircl lip Vliss Nloycr i1lll'IlClf fl tlic' Stull' liillilll Sham at Harrislmurg. first Hum I In r: Nlrs. Xlcflurl Dnrutlix Xlalliarrl. Nlaxrilxn Fixili. Sur- Jewell. Luia Scott. Twilzl 1 . Biilgws. Nlary Nlvtlmim-ll. Sl'L'0Illl Row: Harlruru til't'l'IllI'4'. .lvan lJil'liSllIl. Ann Reitz. Nlary Bunrl Yirginia javnlxw. Ruth Gvcls-nm. .lanvl Orr. Tliirml Huw: Olin- ilrussnian. Sylvia Nmllvr. lflainm lk-vts-r. Xnnu llullriwii. Pvggy Bvrringvr. 'lirr-tu fluttt-rlnuil. ll:-ls-ri Klipplc. lst row lvl! lu right: Hnlh lllillllllll. Eslvr Xlunlg. Barhizru l?KillifS!IiI. .lnilll Slrrpp. Vvgigv Br-H. S1111 -X1'11141111'. Niurilyn X11clfX1'su11. llnth Pvlriismrri, Dfllu XY1'L1Xt'l'. Bm-Ly lifvv. Pill llL1g1'I', fll12ll'lL'llf' lxllltlllll. ,lLIIlil IQHIIQIHNI Zml raw: Xliss ,XlliyI'l', jean Siu-1'1l. A1111 l u1'111'y. 5a114l5 W4'11!z. Juni- li1v11gl1. XlL1l'QILlI'l'l Hxnrl. l'11l Jlbllllillll. Mary Nlvfllain. l'lI'Lllll'lH llillizzrml. l'u11lin:' Willis. Haxrlraru ll111'l. 11111111 lrwin. Sylxiu CII1-x111gf'1', Nlurilyn lllirlsun. fiElllI1'I'llll' Cllrislllvr. Shirley Blylvr. Mrs. Hu-il: Iirrl row: llizxna llipplv. ljliflilll SiillIllFl'HUli. l'lLll'll2ll'ii Klinx-. Luis l'11Il1'1's4111. Nzinvy B1'c1'zr'. Nixiun lll'l,l-l'I4llLlll. NUFIIILI l'll't'jtTII!lIlll. Ilum-I C1'l11'1'N. l'hylliQ Xlc-llurlrwy. S1111- ilru Xluyvr. H11s1'111111'y Nlnyrr. ,lLlIll' l.iIJIJf'l'l. Sufun CI111111. Jnyvz- Irwin. SLillIlI'Ll Xlurlin. l'lH'l5'Il lluwlx. JUNIOR TR - HI-Y NVQ haue hvlfl our n11'1'lings on l'll'lKlZly in llnrnn 12 chxring uvtivily p1'1'iocl. For our ::'1'x'ic'C p1'oj1'1'l this H111 wc' C'Ulll'!'ll'Il uncl pm-kiwl 160 llUllllClS of 1-lnlhing for K4JI'l'il. We lfaw also vollfw-lccl Chrirlinas carals ln scncl ln 11 lwmc for 1'elz11'dvcl vhildren in NSW York. Bvsidcs having lnusinvss IIISCUIIQIS wv haul i11lv1'eSli11g lJl'Ug1'illHS. Mr. Axlvll spoke lu us on R6Spn11sil1ilily. Also. Nlr. llllrgcfss. thi' 'llri-Hi-X rx1'1'11Iix'c SPI'I'l'llll'f fO1'xYK'SlP1'Il PC1111- Sf'lX'liIliil. Showvcl us a 111ox'iv 1111 Ulliwls 'llraining C1111f01'c'111'1'. Uarlcillg in lhc rfafcl01'iz1, playing g2iIllCS i11 lhcf gym unrl SIlUllSOI'lllQf Ll Sock llnp I'UUIldK?fl out our avtivilivs. The highlighl of thu war waf thc- N'lOllli'I'-llklllgllfllfl' liLllllIllEl. U1-'11'11:E11s, IU51--1955 I'1111s1l111w ,,,,,, ,,,l'1-gzgy B1-ll X IIIIC I'lc1Lf1111:NT,,, ,,,, Sm- ,vX1'1111+1n' SlClIlil'1'l'ARY .-.,. Wlmis l,illI61'S4lll 'l'111L-ul 1111'1,,- A, , Xnn Fnrnm-5 Co1xm1'1'T1:1-3 lI11,111m11cX. l'r11g1'a111. Slll' fX1'111o11r 51'1'vi1'1'. N1-1:1111 l 1'1'yv1'11111Il1 Nl:-111lJ1-rsliip, Sandra Mnyvi' lJt'N4IllllIlS, Ijlblllllil llipph' LlIl'l Nliifllyll .'1111l1-rfu11 Sm-ial. Franrvs Hilliarrl l i1111111-1-. .-X1111 l 1Ul'Il1'j' l'11hli1'ily, ,Iuyvv lXll'fll'Llt'lil'l1 lfirsl row, left to right: Mr. Brannon. .-Xllrlrry jackson. Gail Craliani. Ed W'enlwortli. Bill llovis Scconri row: Cliarlcs George. ,lim Armour. Phil Wlintcrs. Mary McCauglitry. Bcutricc Clark, licn Kline. 'l'l1ir4l row: ,lane l,ippcrt. Mary Uirurrlut. Ruth Petcrson. Malcolm McDonald. llanicl Smith. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was born last year in the minds of a group of students and a faculty planning committee. After no small amount of structural work, the student body elected their ofiicers. Since its inception this year, the council has concerned itself primarily with the problems of writing a constitution. establishing hall monitors, furnishing assembly ushers, and in general, coordinating all school functions so as to obviate major problems arising out of our extensive curricular and extra-curricular program. If the Student Council has been a success this year, it is because of the com- plete cooperation that has existed within the council and between the council and the administration. Fira! row, If-f Ftallamilll. Nile - i' glil: llarl BllI'll2lIlll2.lIl. Waynr- 5:-vlvy. llun xVllk'L'liIlQ. Bill Nic-lfiillmigli. Bull Nlyi-ra, Rugvi' Ile Klal l 5 l all Nr l l N11 Nnwllu XII lXlllXIIlIlt4 l lxtlllt NimNl1te1 Kin iran. ,loin fr ia . Q' -1-urn iuw: 4. fx wr ' 'A y. .L i' - - if '. ' PZ.lI'lIiiflQI9. Bill l'il'2lIlSlSl'U..llIl1 Pt'l1'I'SOIl. Rnflnr-3 lllmflivl. Nlr. Fiar. 'l'l1i1'il Rnw: Dim-L Grinnell. linlr Fmitli. fjliff Hnlwinsnn. .lark lm-. Xllan Pf'l1'I'4. ROD AND RIFLE CLUB N1PIlllN'l'SUfll1lS vluln ilI't'llSl'llI1QIilllfl hunting entlnisiasls. lin- advisors are Hr. Sail' and Hr. Sniedlvx. NlG6llllf'S are' lwlfl evvrx Friflax illlI'lI1!ill'liXilX pm-riufl: inmii-s. f1elrltrips.clis- . F . . Q . lfllbSlHll lJl'UgLl'Lilll5. and lIllC1'C'SllllfI spew-llvs. gn vn In 0lIlSlklllCl1llQ.l SIJU1'l5lllPIl. lugliliglil the am'- lixilivs. 'lillv vluln is flvflivalerl ln the laslx of lJI'PSl'l'Xll1QI anal ronswxing our natural l'c-suuxwm-s. Our purposv is two lulrl: to nialw lnellvr vitizvns. lu malu' lwttei' SlJOI'lSIl1QlI. lfirfl row, le-ll In riglilz Sl:-wart Axim-ll. Uaxiil lfarrull. ,Nu-luiv Xlurrifnii. Nm-il iiamplwll William llanna, llllfu llarl. Ray Uralw. Ecl Slallsmitli. William Sixilx. E41 llarllian. lfranlx X'Xunrls.w'illiaI11 llnllalnaugli.Sm-01111Huw: Wiilliarn Klailliaril. Frml Nlziilliarfl. Clillwrt Be-ll. vlilllllllllf ,llPllI1r4lIl. lfxc-11-tt llnllaliangli. Vlilllllllklw lie-gg-. Pvle-r Deisslvr. ,IHIINN lrwin. Cary Dc-etc-r. llfralrl lllaylun. Paul Klipplv, lflnwr B1-ll. Xlr. Sim-ill:-y. Tliinl Huw: Nlr. Siar, ,lulm xl4lI'l'lSllIl, William Xlvffluin. Paul llagv. ,Iainvs Pelvrwn. rlwlllilllllh xl1'l'i21It'. liarl llmullvy. Paul P1-lm-. john Pm-I4-rsuxl. Rl4'llLll'll Pals-rsnni. Rivlizml Oakm-5. Tim Sniilli. Daryl lll'llP1'I12lll. . :N A Q ,V . V zxins- - aw .,z- s . hi - s1.,z- - Ll rum: Llnff NuIwluwx1..lul111 li:-11114 Dis-k I'1H4'1x1'Ilg1'l'. l?:'i1m liunliug. lllvnlrlml Ilarry. l,uy4I X1'lnn-Llw. Znrl nm Hur :lx 411 mx Vxelxn Xluliu Hlllldld lulwx XI1 Nlrl lllllifi llllll l'mts1 nn Dum Ml an flllll l'4l lI:u'ri1-I Hmm. H1-wrly Iluhlin. lluil flfilllillll. Plnylis 0shm'1u'. Warn l,+-gillmky. lirml row: Ur. Sxnm-lx. XHll'l'll luylur. llc-lun-:X l'e-lvrsmm, 'Xuws Klum-, Nlzlflllgl Mall, Rub Nlyvrs. Marilyn Hrunnl, ,Iulm vNviHiE1IllS. 'Nunn ICIICII , Hill lhlXiSllH, Ruth XII:-11. fl4'rul4l llrillnvll. flilflbl Xilbtll'-'. liugvr Slalhmillu. Curul l'vlvrsm1. l,z1Kuz- IH-l'1'ir'1'.-'lllm nm: lizllllx' -xll'illNIl'I'4'iff'l. .lilllvl fl4w11'1:s'. l.u1'I'5 Fillwwvzlv. Pill Wuml. Ili:-I4 Hllwlmill. .lm'1 ' IQYZIIIN. .au-lx lm I Flwllry C.1'z1wfu1'rl. Xllkr- IX!'I'l'lxLIIlIl'Ix. ,lz111'AI Dllillllll. ,Ima IXIIIIII. S1111-Ivy Xll'f.E1I'lI11'j. Urn XXIH-vlilmpg l:i1I'IYI y Xxllrwlillg. IJPIIIN' llils'llm'm'lx. DANCING CLUB JUNIOR I-IISTORIAN CLUB I In ' - , , ,. , , . , N! mx. Nh. XIIPFVI. I,Im11 Xrlm:-ki:-, fwmlfl fnI'lIlIll H. filllrl Umm-. f'l'm1N111'm-1'. Pill Ilillllld. l.4m's--pmlrlllm 4l'l'I'4'lLlI'y. Nlary XI4'f:illIQIllI'N. l'rr-firlvnl. gXnwf lxlim-. Xiw--l'11si4Iv11I.jane-l41:-urge-.llllzlpluin. I-Q41We-:1lw.w1I14211I rum: .lurly M1'NIim1. fIIz11'1'114'o- ilmwlmx. Bulv lLl'lIl'k'S. lxvn l,ill'll'ilIgf . Carol ilillllon-. Kathy NIvi11FIn'1m-iff-l. Um vrly lhlllllm lay:-lxn Xlilfllll. lwllu HIIYQIVHS. 'Ulvn llarwy. .ini row: Nlvrlm- ,'XlElll1'i:lll. .lulm Hvan. ling:-r Stull Hllllll. ,lulm XXIHILIIIIN. Ruynlmlml lXllIlg6'Ilr!llllIl. ,lim Dunn. lluvlrl RlIIllxIl'. ,Inlm UUIIIIIF, Nui pr:--:-nl fm pi1'1ul'r'Z ,lzulvi Pvlv. Kew. S1'l'I4L'll1l'f'. ,lll'lj lfnmn, IliQIuriu11. SENIOR TRI- HI -Y First row left In right. Barbara Danilak, Mary ScrhaH, Mary Fishvr, Louis? Hilliard, ,Iucly Nlcitlinn Mary McConnell. Harrilt Nlorrisun. Mrs. Hart. Sf'i'lillll row: Nlarilyn Sivila, Sylvia Nmllc-fr Barbara Greenlvr-. Dorothy Xlalliarzl. Olive Grnssman. Anna Ellfll. lfvclyn Marlin, Hs-len Klipplf- Third ruw: Louise Hitc:lu:m'k, Mary linnd, ,Iam-I Orr, LaRue Ferrivlg l,0nisL- Norris, ,Ianv Peterson Janet Free. Fuurth row: ,Indy Conn, Gladys Bell, finllr-Hn Bvilfr. Ruth Us-tluoii. Carol Dunn Andre-y ,lac-ksnn. SR. TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Plu1sim1N'1' ...... ,-,, I lurh C:-tlt-un Vick:-Picl'1s1n14x1 ..,, ,.,, 4 Iarol Dunn Sizcm-LTARY ....,, ..-Jlaml jaclgsnn 'l'l:EAsltinf11c .... ---Annlrt-y ,Im-ksnn fillU'L-UN--- .... Ku-lyn Nlarlin 5--is for the sinvcrc satisfaction wc- felt in serving others. R-is for the responsibilities whit-h we learn to au-ept. T415 for truth we strive to uphold for the sake of otllars. Riis for the Christian relationship we posscss. lwis for the interest wc shared in thnso requiring help. H-is for the happineSs that Hllecl the hearts of thnsv we lwlpecl. liis fur the ideals whim-h we seek to uphnlcl. Y-is for all thc JY organizations of whivh wc arc' happy tn he a part. Put thmn all together anal they spell the Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. a vlulm of whim-li we 4-an he pruud. LIBRARY CLUB Fvatvzl. l lo rz NUTIIIH lhtlulvill. Mary lionml. .lanet Orr. Beulah Pvt:-rson. Phyllis Nlc-liartnvy. Stainl- ing: Mrs. llitvlu-ocfk, Donna Hunt, Mary McCaugl1try. Ruth Gvigvr, Pat Allen. Ht-vcfrly Spmmm-, Mary Nl4'll4ll'lIlt'll. llazvl Pm-lvrson. Nlury Nlvlllain. Pully Johnson. Suv ,lewf-ll. The' purposv of the Library Club is lo sponsor a gresater intern-sl among tho studenls in lhe use of hooks and lilmmry servif-es. to stimulate reading interest and to improxe tht- lilirary sc-rxic-es to the sm-hool. 'llhv vluln kvvps 21 scrapbook of all svhool activities appearing in the local IIPWSIJHPITS and of otha-r school :wus whit-h would he of school historical interest. Any student who wishes to join the lilirury 1-lub is vligilvlc- for membership. To maintain mvmliership. the 1-lulv nwmlwrs shoulfl attend tht- meetings and partivipzitr- in the vlulm an-l,ivitiPs. X M Q iv OR ff -jf! H,,,,,....- X ,W Y ,Wx 'MM f 'ANNEX X,-f A f f W l.I..3152222521252f2f1f552152E1QffififZfgfjf2122222252122QEI2255221222222E2f5f22ffgf:ff2f2f2QffEifE52:QQS1QS5222ifIiQffEff2f:fEgf2E:ffff:Qfff:fff:fQfffErfigfrffgfzfffxf25523222222ff:Qfgf:ff2f:QE15Qf' -12'. ff' + ' J 54 1 . 1 4 ' if ' . i l K Y H' g W'4 A A W lAi.:11i - .-.-Q1 Alfi f 'ZAI II ff' liiii 4. ' 1:s:2s2s25s:s:s:f:fff1ffr1'1-'' 2' - i Sports VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM l. to r: Manager. Larry Silloway. Krn Kline. John Bean. Fred Wagner. Dick Bnreliill. Larry Flallsmilli. lffl Vfenlworlli. ,lim Rt-ell. Boll llic'lQso11.,lom- Grinnell. Xlr. Klinginsniilli, fNoI pivlnrerl. lblll lllnl l ,. 1. F . Coehrantonis scoring tally is a matter of the record now. Wins and losses, seores, Held goals and fouls ean he found on the hooks. But the things that are seldom seen and seldom thought about are the hours of preparation for a 22-game season. From early November to late February, the squafl practices night after night. week alter week. They hegin hy getting into shape, they work at per- fecting hall handling, they serinnnage harcl try ing new plays, being at the right plate at the right time. cleveloping not only coordination and control hut Hliaslcetliall sense. -., Clbl'll1'l1IllUll Opponf-nl in ori- flHl'llI'L1lllbl1 Opponent Scot' 35 Crow flily 30 A 33 Savgrrtown 73 63 Randolph 60 - --.X 525 liranlierry 61:1 52 C1'anlierry :ii I l 56 lfacully 441 39 Fiaegc rtim n ll -I1 l.alx1-wi: w 735: 39 Lulu xii w li: ll 51 llanilolph sw 65 iioinn-ant l.a e ll 6-I Roa'l.y Crow -l-6:1 53 fionnz an! I.ulti- -ll! - :X Ol .lunivslown 50: 71 Roelty Crow :ii .X GI NI:-ri-i r 7433: 91 .lal11fslow'11 ll I2 ljnvsvillv 501 '15 Here: 1' :li .it ll Crow City ,112 37 'xlllllllll - Il 52 liinrsvilli- 23: -II llfil 'llolal 371 ::il.t'21QIlll' Carnes JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM It s great to ysinffitis tough lo losefwhen you are ulwtul the funs eheer you ong when you are hehind they inay' Sit and llllllllltll' to yyateh for your inistalxes and luinlyles. ltis tough to losefitls still tougher to he a good loser. Our varsity team yyon T und lost I5 games this year, our Jr. varsity' squad won 9 and lost lil. But after all, are the wins and losses the important thing? Mr lilinginsniilh. our varsity eoaeh: Nlr. Sinoek. our Jr. varsity eozlehz and Mr. MeCurl. 4 lll 1' Jr. High eoaeh should all he proud of theinselyes and of the teams they t'Hlll'l'l9Cl'1lIlfl the lNPIIlllPl'S of these tennis should ln- proud to he ai part of the teams they helped to yyin or lose Opponent 30 30 37 22 418 27 21 Lu xy Oil 4-8 36 33 43 Opponent Fwoiu' filwryn' liily 50 Randolph 28 lllillIllN'l'I'j -ffl Suegvrlowii 133 liulwyim-w 59 Conneatut Lake 20 fionnm-nnl Lake I3 Hoeliy flroye 253 .lnnivslown ISU xll'l't'4'l' 80 Olil 'liiiners GU l.inrfyille 32 Opponent Opponent IST Sm-gerlown 57 fll'.1IllJPl'I'y I8 .lr. High 21 l.ukr'yieyy' -I7 Randolph 60 lloeky Crow S53 .lznnestown -I8 Xlercer 61- tlroye City' IT l,inc'sy'ille 830 'llolal gt 9 'Url' 17 68 19 62 24 37 12 38 16 ST T-1 tlziuwl. Lee Nrinour. .lin l lo r: Mazinger lion l.es-. Cary' Bona. lliek Norris. Ken Swartz. .lohn Slllllll. .lim 1 ,'xl'IlltllII'. Holi Arinonr. Hr. SllllPl'lx. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM l.. In r.: lillflbllllgll Daw :Xrn1uu1'. llllurlw llc-nrgrz Bull Williams. Duxifl Slllflillllllll. Fluurl Xxlell. llurry Ilelsel. liml Hyml. Xrl Daily. Hola Huw. Bill llannu. Siamliug: Xlr. Xlm-Carl, xlklllilglyl' ,lim l.:-0. lllvk xlCF2ll'lLlllll. Lynn Dickson. N4-il lfislwr. l,4'lllllS Nlunlgvr, Ray Dralw, Guy llurl, Dil-I4 Wuilv. Ralph l'urt4'r. liunulcl Divksml. l.urry Cauvvl. Nlunugvr Plxil Winlvrs. 'hsislunl llnzu-ln Mums lilinv. llllt'lll'2lIlllIll Oppum-nl 22 S2lt'QLK'l'lliWll 33 Ramlulpln 32 Tnwvmilln- A13 Titusxilln- 35 Cunnvaul l.:1lw 42 Cunm-uul Xullc-V 23 CY2llllIt'l'l'y 17 Lalwxivw 30 Ramlulpll 28 l7r:-qluniu 30 llivlxury 47 Tituuilln' 'Url 23 30 30 28 I8 22 23 .ml 'll I9 .,- .H 36 612 .ln flfi 17 Z8 'H 'El 117 'ST I9 '15 2 OIJID4YllFIll S1-or llrun l1c'1'rj: L17 l,alwview 21 llivlwry 27 l I'l'1lllIllll IT Suegerluwwm 38 Cunm-aul Lulu- 28 Tuwmillv S17 Hue-ky Crum' 22 luninr X arsily ,IH lluvlay Grow' 25 'lhlul 060 lg xVlllS ' T l.U55l'S W0 umgralululv all llwse men. 1-ouvlws and tlw pluwrs. for a good season. Wm- ulsu 1-mmm-ml Nlr. Muyvr. our faculty Illilllilglxf. mlm ilI'I'llllg9d thi' sz-lwclulc-. Sl?L'Lll'PCl I'0l.l'l'G1'S. and llunflled the hun flred and mu' clvlails during lllk' season. lllllll Carlson is lo lwe coxnmmnlvfl loo. for cluing a Hue july EIN student lrc-asllrvl' for ilu' Allllvlic- Assm-iaxlimu during the lust two years. SENICDR BASKETBALL PLAYERS lid XXv11lxxm'tI1 . . . IlllS yluwfl Ivall ,IUIIII Iivzlll . . . Inns flaw-fl Iu1II I . H A I . slum' IIN' ss've11lI1 gradv . . . il Hmm' SIIIVI' IIN' '?5IIIII gmflf' - - - Im? IIlll'XS2ll'lI . . . 5 Im-vt III invlu-S . . . Iflaxvd Wnlmy- and I'? i Il' III- U , In-vllxvly . . . 0 fm-I 'J IIIFIIPS . . . Ifm puumIs . . . play-d ln IIN' all 135 Numb U l I ,lmvd in HN, UH w 1 n --- I w I -w - F flair gunna- at l,l'c'1'l1x1IIs' III IUOJ. wlzu' QL-lllll' ul Cnvvllxlllc- Ill I'J5n. fIt'l'zlItI UYIIIIIUII . . . Img playml KPN IiIimK . . . has pI11ym'rI ' IIIl'Ix IsllI4l'IIIII . . .I1a1spIaym'4I Imli IvaII sim-4' nir1lI1 gruclv . . . il fine' IraII sinvv tllc' t'IlgII1lI1 grumlv sinw IIN' SOXPIIIII ggruclc' . . .Imb gllarcl . . . an ulvrl playvr . . . 3 . . . 21 good guurfl . . . il1'IHlI pIuyvcI 1-mllvl' and Im'xu1l'1I xxx-II Im-I 0 im'I1Ps . . , I30 IJUIIIIKIS. playvr . . . 5 Im-I T im'Iwf . . . 0 Iwi I im-In . . . ICJII puunclf. . , . IIT pnumIs SENICR HIGH CHEERLEADERS 1,1-fl In figlllli Kily l,1'lt'I'Sull. flzmxl Kuhn. llurul I'1'If'I'hUIl. lI2ll'I4il'I XI4iI'l'irlIll. Nlurx ?'9r'l1z1fT. flalrul llumn. .luywv lfxuns. l'z1I llunml. .lumly Pl'I1'I'r. Snmlx Halrluill. 'xl7H4'Ill mln-n pivlurn- mi- lulwn: Jun-I Pvlv. lIllI'l'i1'Il flmvll. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS 'S 5 01. Cz1llg1l1l1'y. Donna Hunk. Ann l u1'1u-5. P1-ggy H1-ll. Rulll Xllll Dllllll. Sully Fvrlin. Fimllley XxL'IllW1lI'll1. Sandy llmi5, KY ' I K ill - - - -.... Y i 4, Wrxii i f S231 e V W 2 Hzvrr. .SN 'bf V53 A N 1 Q A: Q' A A CQ ,-Lit 'S K ,,-1A1:1:1:a1a:a2s222i22222222221222222332222222a2e2e2z2a2z2a:e:z:1.1., 3 , , .1 1 i , I 4 ,.11 525212isis22222E222E2i2E222i2E2i22e2e222e2e:a11:1.1.Q.1 '1111 2222222222251SQEEESEEEEEEQF'''11522222222EZEHEQEQQEQEEQ. li-5 1,i .'i':i jx V' ' . 8 x QE .. 1 325252 Music First row. l to r: livr-lyn Dennis, lliana lloarllcy. Virginia Pcrrinc. Slicrry Pctrovicli. Janet l'ctc, Pal Wood. ,lt'Ltttt'li1'TltK'lll'i'l.,IIIYLTPlllXi1llS,,l2lI1t'l lllllillrtll. Carol Nlctlauglilry. l.cc Armour. Carol l'cla'rson, Linxla Shook, Nlarllia llct-ter, .lllflj Nlellinn, ,lean Woozllorzl. ficconzl rcw: Xlrs. lnglciiclxl. Gloria Pctcrson, ,lamcs Kuhn. Carolyn Williams, Carol Ward. Laurcncc Antlrony. Barbara llanclalx. Sidney Wcntworth, llarricll lloon. Carol Wheeling. Uianc lflliot, l.ois Nlycrs, Uianc Stocltton, 'Xlarilyn JhI1flt'l'HttIl. Donna Xlook. 'l'l1irzl How: Marilyn Stollarrl, Carol llarvcy Malt-olin Nlacllonaltl, Hrucc Bauer. John Slim-atz. William Davison, ,lurlv Pctcrs, Beverly Rankin, Slicllny flrawforrl. Ricliartl Hur:-hill. Sandra llilrlcliran. lflainc D4-etcr, Mary 'Nun Pierce. Fourth How: Mary Schafl, Ucnnis Nlnmlgcr, Larry llcls:-l. David Stockton, Marv l.ou lfislicr, Ruth Ann Dunn, Rohcrl Wil- liams, Nlicliacl Oflcnsr-ml, Louis Nlilliarfl. Fifth Row: Rohn-rl Celircs, lflainc AI1tll'l'hUI1. Hcatricc Clark, flliaidcs llngcr. ,lainrs Recd. Richard Waite. Sixth Row: ,lane-t Kuhn, Bruce Swoggrr. BAND 'llhroughout the year, our hand, consisting of 57 play ing niemliers and 7 lllZlj0I'iYl,l0ti., have worked tirelessly to perfect ry thin. control, and harmony. The entire organization, under the very capable leadership of Mrs. Bonita inglefi eld, has brought pride and respect for our school. Music is cnjoyahle to hoth the listener and the maker of it. Consequently, the hand is called upon at every season and ir1 varied capacities to supply the enjoyment and pleasure de- rived from music. lt took many hours of practice and great effort to participate in the Community Fair, the Animal Christmas Program, the lVIeinorial Day Parade, and Commencement Exercises. What would these occasions he without music? The hand hrought distinction to the school hy sending five of its lnemliers to District Band at Academy High School in Erie on April I5, l6 and I7 and hy sending a delegate to District Orchestra at Millbrook in January. The efforts of our band helped to make ahe Combined Chorus Concert with Wcsleyxille a great success. A special numlner entitled uWe Kiss in a Shadow featured llfialcolm Macdonrl- aid, cornet soloist and Patty Wood, vocal soloist. Special recognition should be gix en our hand not only for thesc many activities hut also for the Spring Concert held in May. CHORUS f-. . . w . . . . . iillh xml! our 5UIll4ll' ciil4ll'lIS is 1-omposc-rl of 66 xolvrls llIlfil'I' ll10f,lll'Pl'llo1l ol Mrs. lnglc HHH. 4 Thc- Chorus held ils Llllllllill UilI'iSlIllHS Com':'rl in ljPI'PllliJl-'l'. also lllry purlim'ipz1lHi in lhc- Christmas 4-uroling ul Mm-acixillrl. Un ivillI'l'il IU. Hwy sung ul liw rivclirallioii of llw nc-is srhool. fill Murvii 211 and 25. il vornimim-mi i'lHll'l'l'l was lwlfi with Vkfeslvyxiliv. 'film' vhorus Wu 1 vompossci of 125 xoives from the lwo svhoois llllfilll' tiw ciirerlion ol' Mr. Ronald Brooks of Wm lvyxillv illlfi Mrs. Honila iilglvnclfi. hlgill mc-nilwrs oi the vhorus allendvd Ulslrlvl Lhorus at Allison on ,lunuury IU. Il and IZZ, Mr. Uon Craig from Yvw York was glIPSl I'OIIlilll'lUl'. 'liiw Spring Convvrt was iwlci in May and fvutllrvfi solos and novvlly nllnilwrs. 'liw Chorus Pnfivfi liw ivan' Ivy singing ul liw Bill'l'2llt'lll'ill1-' Sc'r'xic'PS. i'Il'SI How. I lo r: Larol ixuhu. 5iH'l'l'S PVil'1lYll'il. XITQIHIZI Ps-1'rl11w. Pall Konami, ,loyw In-41115, I1-4. Ilan-ln Nh-, lIlQi4'ill'ili. Hvwrly Fpf-lima llzm-I Pvlvrsozi. ilunvl Pew. Famly Halxlnll. km' PVif'I'S1IIl. Lzxrol i.1lmo1':-, Bm-wrix hinlxin. Sm-om! Row: .luuvl llvorgc-. Hulll il:-igvr. l,uHu4- i'1l'l'I'il'T. Pail llzxuna. llium- N4-lsoil, .luuvl Urr. Cuil Klrulmni. lim-lyli DL'IlIlix lfurolyn Cvigc-r. BQ-ululi Pm-I4-rson. Louiw llilliural, Alan:-1 ITuPonl. Carol vSiill't'iiIl2 Vhiral How: KLllilit't'Il Xll'iI1SlPl't'ii-i'i. Rlllil Xllvn, Xluriiyn Hrunol. lfluiml IT:-1-Img llilflgitlll Conn, Nlurlou Ryml Warp l,c-glwsky, Carol Pl4lt'I'SlllL Judy l'm'lm'rf. ,lunvl Kuhn. Limlu Shook.. Vary l'1i4ilt'l'. liuriuura Rilvy. Klum St'ilL1ii'. l'w4llII'lil RIVWI,l1'illlXYYINNH-UI'li,tillftli llurwy, Nlurilyn Slollurcl. Sllvllry llruwforml. Hill Umixon, Brian Hunting, Nlilw Ulf:-r1f1'l1cI. Nlililllll lJt4Il'I'4HlI. .lunu-5 kllilll. Holm Ri1'ill1'I'. Niikr- Ke-rvkuliim-L. Fifth How: Phylli Uslxorm-, iit'LllI'il'l' iflurlx, Diunm- llomlle-5. l.uur4'm'r- ,-Xnlllony. xliliflbilll Xian-alonulml. Bl'IIl'1' lluur-r, ,lim 'Xrmoul Njxlll Rim-3 fllmy-I.-N lllQft'I4, ffhurlew IQ-yqlo, lliwk lion-Imill. l.u1'1'x Ci-org:-, lm- Xrmour. First Row, L. to R.: Diane Hoarlley. Carol llleffauglitry. Sanrlra l-lovis, Sharlenv ljelroviell. Alhwfz- llouge. Deanne llipple. Sandra llamillon, Dir-la Oakes, Neil Campbell, Davirl Sl0ClilUI'l,fifllt'Tl1f'llI'Pl.RllI12llLllYJllPUIll, Donna Moola, Sidney Vllentworlh, Carol Ward. Sandra Lanllmie. Anna Dennis. Second Row, L. to H.: Elaine Anilrrson, .loan Siivrr. Rnlli Dianion, Carol liielierslall. Sanrlra llall, Nlarilyn llurlson, lurly Coon, Nanny Lvgnosliy, Emma l'lr-ggi, Totn fNlr:l7ate. ,lolin Drnnis. llmvarll Oakes, Larry l'lf-lsel. Holm Williams, Bill l'lanna. Bonnie Wenlz. Martha Deetvr, Ann Forney. Tliirrl Row. L. lo R.: Vivian lleflerman, Donna 'l'urn+-r. Sally Frrlin. Harold Rough, Niel Fislxer, Larry Cauvvl. Dave Armour, Carolyn W'illiams, Lois Myers. Diane lflliott. Susan Nagel. Wilrla Slillilll. Ruth Cirarflat. Fourth Row, L. to R,: Sandra llilrlelmran. Gloria ljeteraen. Margarel Rynfl, Frances llilliartl, Connie Deliore. Joyce Mcffraelxeri, Sue Armour. Peggy Bull, Nlary lllefllain, Mary Ann Pearce. ,lane Rough. Norma Freyermulli. Beverly lllefllairin. l+'il1hHow.I.. lull.: Russel llullson. Dr-nnis Nluclger. Phil W'inlcrs. Dick Waite. ,lolin Canhelml. Daniel Sniilli. IUNICDR CHORUS The Junior Chorus, this year, is composed ol 70 members, under the direvtion of Mrs. Bonita lnglefield. While these younger people are in the Junior Chorus, they learn the theatrical of chorus performances, they learn to follow their conductor and in general prepare themselves to make up a more experienced Senior Chorus for the future. It is in this way that the rnemlwers of our r-horuses make all of their performances a sua-eess, I lu r.: III'llt'k' Rilllff. XIilIl'U'lll NILIUIIUIIHIII. Bill Duxi-mm. Iulm Flukulz. ,lim lim-ml. lfurnl IIiIl'Xl'Q. Xllk lm I MIXED ICNSlCIVlI3l,li I. tu r. Nlllw Offs-ns?-Iul. I.uwr1-m-v AKIIIIIUIIQ. f.I1Lll'II'S I'vy1lu. Sha-Ilxy I-FLINNI-I!I'll. NIk1I'lIj'll Stullzml. IJ! NMHHI. xllngllllli Pr-rrmv. Ixzly l,l'If'I'5llII. FLIIHIQ ISLIIIIIIII. lIu1'uIyn in-mr-l', lun-lpn DHIIIHS. Hula I QIIIQIA. Illvlx IIIIITIIIII. l.IxurIrN I ng:-13 NIuIf'uI1u Nluvlhulaxlal, BRASS EXSICM HLIC 1- 1,II4l'Il4l'IIlI. GIRLS' ICNSICNIISLIL I lu r.: Cuil llralxam. 5Il:'1'r5 I,1'II'UNIl'Il. Xirginiu l'm-rrine-. Nlarilyu Slullzml. I'uI Wvmul. SIN-Ilrg vvfm'4l, ,luyv Evans. Iris Ilurl. I'Iu-Iyn IJ:-nnis. ,lam-l Kuhn, ,Im-un Wmulhml. l1uruI Ilurwy rim: Hyml. lfurulyn Us-igvr. Imuisn- lIiIliur4I. ,lunvl lJuI'unl. Class Prophecy My name is Larry L'Friday7' Silloway. Iim a detective. lim working on the great Marilyn Stallard diamond robbery. Someone stole her 50 caret diamond ring. My jobgbring em back! As I was leaving Cochranton, Dick Burchill, who is now happily married accompanied me to the plane. At 9:25 a.m. I left Cochranton, the scene of the crime, for Washirlgtcmn, D.C. I hoped to find some information in the F.B.I. files. I arrived at the White House where I found Ken Kline cutting Mamie Eisenhoweris bangs. After this shock, I traveled down town to a small cafe where I saw ,lan Kuhn, a sophisticated table hopper talking to such celebrities as Bud '4Lover Boyw Chess who tickles the ivory better than Liberace and Nick Petruna the Valentino of his day. On my way back to New York I saw Ellen Bell, Martha Raye's understudy and Bill Francisco her press agent. I was beginning to enjoy this caper. I was led to the Catskill Mountains where LaVerne McMasters was crossing an octopoc- tol and Shad to get Herring bone tweed. He gave me an interesting lead to London. I boarded my plane at 2 a.m. This caper was getting too Big! I took the stewardess, Rose Andrews, into my confidence. I told herl was hot on the trail of Mike NStickyfingers Kerekanick who was by chance an old C.H.S. classmate of mine. I planned my next move with the aid of Albert McKinney who was selling broken cookies to the passengers. The pilot, Gerry Grinnel, let me off at London just as Big Ben struck 4:00 a.m. I threaded my Way to the head Bobby ofh ce, Robert Myers, Esq. Myers gave me a hot tip on Harriet Morrison who was number 2 on the wanted list. I crossed the channel with John Williams who had some how become my companion. On the shores of Normandy I saw Virginia Perriene leading the French Philharmonic Band. In Paris I met Carol Moore who was a successful French Teacher. In a small cafe I met Evelyn Dennis an AP news correspondent and her secretary Alberta Grilhth, who took her bawling outs from Evelyn as well as ever. Stickyfingers had an alias. It was Jacques. On my Way out of the Marlin Rouge, I saw Clint Brown, a man on a Can-Can line, who between kicks told me uStickyHngers was in Holland. I arrived in Holland at 9:00 p.m. I saw Roger MVon Stallsmith on the Zeider Zee punching holes in Swiss Cheese in the Sunset. It was a stirring scene. My next tip led me to Germany where I found Jeanette Theuret in Heidelburg, waiting for her Student Prince. On a deserted side street I saw Mary McConnell selling saurkraut. I dodged the border guards and slipped into Austria. As I passed a mountain trail I spied Sherry Petrovich and Loyd Arbuckle cavorting down a hillside singing 'gWe Are Two Happy Wandei'ers. I had a premonition I was drawing closer, closer, closer to 'aStickyfingers.', In a hotel in Switzerland I was rudely awakened by James Peterson yodeling 'AI was High and Mightyfy I could hardly believe it. I followed his trail to Italy where he was disguised as Guisepee Kerekanick as a hot postrami peddler. The trail was getting warm er. I blundered into Clifford HTwinkletoes Robinson tramping grapes in a wine factory. The trail was getting warmer, I could smell garlic. Class Prophecy I Continued P As l entered an olive grove, l saw Mary Jane Bond dancing in her bare feet with a tribe of Gypsies. l was too late! Sticky1'ingers has escaped in a caravan. After this disappointment, l was beginning to think l failed when l received word that Stickyfingers was in Turkey under the alias of Ahmed Ben Ali. ln a turkish towel factory l saw Lois and Lyle Scott, the famous Toni twins of Turkey T.V. My next stop was lndia, where l met the famous Maharajah ,lack '6Haja Babaw Lee. l interviewed him. Just want the facts, Haja, just the facts. He clapped his hands and in came his Harem girls, Sandy Babbitt, Carol Dunn and Twila Burgess. l forgot my question!! My next lead led me to Tibet where l found Amos Mfoo Yungw Kline and Beular Peter- son, a missionary in search of Ed uC0nway Wentwrmrth who got lost on the way to Shangra La. ln Egypt Hl7arouk'7 Kerekanick just slipped through my lingers. This caper was beginning to wear me down. But this trip wasn7t wasted because l met Bill McCullough digging up Mrs. Tut's Tomb. An inside source told me to go to Africa. While wandering through the jungle l met Beverly Rankin and Donald G'Buck', Wheelirig. While we were talking the Jungle drums beat out this message: Safari coming way,.,' MCrazy damesf' Out into the clearing came Allene Ash- craft, Rita Harvey and Anna Mae Johnson on elephants. They certainly looked majestic. l Hnally tore myself away from the scene and boarded a boat to Argentina. Over the cablegram l heard of Shelby Crawford being lost in the Sargasso Sea. When last seen she was gaily pad- dleing an inner tube. ln Argentina l ran into John Bean who was a successful business man. He put the keys on corned beef cans. l traveled up to Mexico where l discovered Mike Offensend a veternarian specializing in Chihauhaus for Xavier Cugat. ln New Orleans l met Carolyn Geiger and Ruth Allan who were peddling pickled herring for Marlon Brando. Stickylingers was giving me a run for my money. The girls told me they heard he headed for the North Pole. l rushed to the Pole and hired Allen Peters and Ruth Cedeonis dog sled. They were selling ice blocks to Eskimos wholesale. Stickyfingers was right ahead of me when l saw him. At last l caught him and took him back to Cochranton for trial. When l recovered the diamond and took it to a gem expert, he confirmed my suspicions that the diamond was a paste imitation. No names have been changed for the innocent. CUM l'l.I M IQNTS C! DM l'l.l M ICNTS Ol Ol Red And Wh'le I-lildebron Studios GROCERY STORE PHOTOGRAPHY COCHRANTON Phone 2723 Cochranton Ci PM I'l.l M ICNTS OF Dunn's Morket Frozen Food Lockers Cochranton Pennsylvania CUM l'l.I M l2X'I'S Oli The Cochroriton Times H. C. and V. B. Daisley Cochranton Pennsylvania Com I'l.l M liN'I'S OF A. R. Ney Everything in Drugs Your Rexall Drug Store Cochranton Pennsylvania COM I'l.lM ICNTS OF I-ioger's Bo r-B-Que The Good Place to Meet Meadville Pennsylvania COM I'l.IM liN'l'S Ol? M. E. 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Q E 252 Q Q QE SQAMEM Q L5 8 l -J 3 114 5 6 7 9 I0 ll I2 t3 14 l5 16 17 l 8 19 20 21 22 23 24 Z5 26 27 28 29 30 Sl 32 33 34 Most Likelies Most likely to succeedglfvelyn DennisfNick Petruna Prettiest Girl-Ruth Cedeon Handsomest Boy-John Bean Most Fun-loving-Michael Offensend-Harriet Morrison Best Personality-Sandy Babbitt-Ken Kline Best Dancer-Marilyn StallardvDonald Wheelirlg Best Athlete-,lanet Kuhn-Dick Burehill Most likely to be a bachelor-Jim Peterson Most likely to he an old maid-Carol Moore Best eonversationalist-Jeanette Theuret-Loyd Arbuckle Most daring-Carolyn Geiger-Amos Kline Most flirtatious-Beverly Rankin-Bill McCullough Least likely to succeed4lVIarilyn Sivik4Allan Peters Most Eccentric-Audrey Jackson-LaVerne lVlc:lVlasters Most Studious-Virginia Perrineglsarry George Easiest to get along withYPeggy Beringer-Clint Brown Most Likely to explore a different planet-Shelby Crawford-Lyle Scott Most likely to go to Hollywood-Allene Asheraft4Sue Jewell Most likely to break into T.V.fTreva Cotterinan-Ronald Coonflsois Scott Most likely to break into a bank-John Vlfilliains-Anna Mae Johnston-Bill Francisco Boy with hair most likely to recede4Bud Chess Most Sophisticated-Twila Burgess-Bob Myers Boy most likely to wear wooden shoes-Roger Stallsmith Most likely to be President of A. A.-Ed Wentworth Most likely to he Vice Presidente-Rita Harvey Best Singer-Sherry Petrovich-Mike Kerekanick Best Dressed-Carol Dunn-Larry Silloway Most Conscientious-Alberta Grillith-Ellen Bell Most likely to be herrnits-Mary lane Bond-Albert McKinney Best All-round boy-,lack Lee Boy most likely to discover cure for gout-Clifford Robinson Girl Most likely to he a modern loan of Arc-Beulah Peterson Girl most likely to he a jet plane pilot-Mary McConnell Boy most likely to measure inch-worms-Gerry Grinnell