Cooper High School - Mirror Yearbook (Shenandoah, PA)

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The stage was now set for the HFirst Annual Spring Reviewn as it was then called. The background was a night-club and participants in the review were supposed to be performers in this night-club. This was such a hit it had to be held over. There isn't anything much more to tell of that glorious Freshman year. Came the Summer and everyone was getting ready to spend two beautiful months of leisure after ten wonderful months in J. W. Cooper, As usual, as we entered our sophomore year we were divided into different sections and therefore making new friends. The class that we had in our sophomore year was the class that we have up until our Senior year. During the sophomore year, the Dramatic Club held a school play HBrother Gooseu. The play was directed by Miss Helen Chaplinsky and turned out to be a great success. This incidently was Miss Chaplinsky's last year as a teacher due to the fact that she was getting married in June, The sophomore year also marked the beginning of intra mural volley ball Although it was more of an elimination Miss Ryan's section was the only sophomore section that survived There were also parties held by the sophomores The Junior year was the beginning of new classes The Academics had Chemistry and Geometry The Commercials had Typing It was hard getting adJusted to these subjects but as time went by so did school During this year the swimming pool was opened to the students of J W Cooper The delay of the opening of the pool was due to the fact that the school board could not get a chlorinator for the pool When September rolled around we were entering our last year in high school Our first progect was electing the class officers and after that was finished we were preparing the year book Each senior had to deposit S5 on this year book Our first big event was the Thanksgiving Dance which turned out to be a great success After the Thanksgiving Dance came the Christmas Dance which was another great success The funds from these dances went toward paying for the year book secure more money for the yearbook Mr McGuire, who is faculty advisor for yearbook opened a Patron Ad Neek Each senior was to secure at least one patron ad which would cost two dollars This eliminated the headache of .. - . 1 , . . . . . r , To , . vv v vv , . ,Q-q1.,M-q-,Ura-',,?-Wsvs-for-y-va-.-W., -..,.,-,va.,,' .. . .,,. l,,..,... .,r .. ., V. -. .. ,....,,-,..,,.,,.,.. ., , - r M .. ,. ,, . ,, ., . .. Shim.- ,-g..J .!:..'.:..1 l..z. .L 1'- ' , ' 4: . :-

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