Cochranton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cochranton, PA)

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ALBERT T. BOWEN: Science, Moth, Miss MARTHA H. CALVIN: School LELAND E. DORCHESTER: Biology, Pl10f0QfOPhy Club, Chemistry Club Nurse. City Hospital, Cleveland, RN., Chemistry Club, Coach, Baseball and Kent State University, BS. in Educa- Penn State, lsurnmersi. Jr. High Basketball. Edinboro State tion- Teachers College, BS., University of Mrs. BETTY JANE V. HART: Business Education, Newspa- per Ciub. Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. in Busi- ness Education. RONALD A. HILGERT: Industrial Arts, California State Teachers College, BS., University ot Pittsburgh, M.S. in Education. LEE A. JONES: Business Education, Drivers Training, Cohise Association, Yearbook. Thiel College, B.S. in Busi- ness Education, Westminster, M.S. in Education. Pittsburgh, M. Litt, Mrs. ELSIE M. HITCHCOCK: Librarian, Library Science, Li- brary Assistants. Edinboro State Teachers College, Clar- ion State Teachers College, Graduate work at Westmin- ster. RICHARD F. KLINGINSMITH: Health and Physical Education, Coach, Boys Athletic Club. indiana University, B.S. and M.S. in Physical Education.

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AFATN. ture. To the members of the Senior Class I extend my most hearty congratulations on the publication of an other yearbook May this book always remain a treas ured account in pictures and words of the many mean ingful experiences you have had throughout your Hugh School years The opportunity for education is a vital part of our national heritage lt is based upon our concept of the individuals freedom However freedom even in our day is a conquest for the individual and not some thing that can be given to you by someone Moreover the pattern which your freedom takes must be shaped by the individual within the tenets of the law as estab lished by society Anything less than this does not constitute the essence of democracy lt is my hope that we have helped each one of you to set your goals and forge your patterns for life lt is my further hope that your futures may reflect the efforts which all of you have put forth in gaining a useful education LAURENCE M HELSEL Principal 6 To the Graduating Class of l957: You have, as evidenced by your graduation from high school, achieved another step in your climb to success and happiness-and it is my sincere wish that you have continued success and happiness in the fu- Remember in evaluating your future success that it cannot be measured by wealth, notoriety, place, or power. The only true measure of success is the ratio between what you might have done and what you might have been onthe one hand and what you have actually done and what you have actually made of yourself on the other The world IS full of unused talent and ability Almost everyone can do better than he does I chal lenge you to achieve your best C l. AXTELI. Supervising Principal 1 . . . , . . , , . - , - . . - I ' I ' 4 . . Q ' La . - L' Y . f c - . ' J! X A 1

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RICHARD A. KERR: Social Studies, Spanish, Student Council. Indiana State Teachers College, BS., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, M.E. .. if C Mrs. MARGARET K. PORTER: Math, Cheerleaders, Attendance Officer. Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S.g Westminster, M.S. in Education. cv. Q, ser WILLIAM C. McCULLOUGH: Agricul- ture, Future Farmers of America. Pennsylvania State University, B.S. and MS. Mrs. RUBY K. MCFADDEN: So- cial Studies, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Teachers of America. Slippery Rock State Teachers College, B.S., Edin- boro State Teachers College, lsummersi. Mrs. VELMA W. POMEROY: Health and Physical Education, GAA. Kent State University, B.S. in Physical Edu- cation. Miss E. ANN MOYER: Home Econom- ics, Future Homemalcers of America Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. in Home Economics. tl Mrs. MARTHA A. LESH: Secretary to the Principal, Cochranton l94O. Mrs. ARLENE S. REED: English, Reme- dial Reading. Mansefield State Teach- ers Callege, Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, lsurnmerl. ff .