Cooper High School - Mirror Yearbook (Shenandoah, PA)

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OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of the class of '49, having finished one important phase of 1ife's showboat, leave the halls of the J. N. Cooper High School. To the teachers, we leave our undying gratitude for supervising and preparing us for the great task ahead of us. To the future Seniors, we leave our desks, our books, the fun we've had, and, also, the dignity of being Seniors. To the underclassmen we leave the following: Alice Misunas and Leo Juck will to Stell Orlofsky and Francis Keary, their love for dancing. Jerry Bielowski wills his ability to paint those beautiful posters to Joan Gregas. John Sauk's baseball uniform goes to Francis Uholick. Joseph Cullen, Vincent Chuplis and Simon Simenovich pass on to Paul Chernewski, Jerry Daniels, and Joe Busheck their knowledge of French. Edward Mensick wills his Hhappy go luckyn disposition to Joseph Pelsinski. Gloria Balkewicz's golden voice is handed down to Theresa Yutko. To Walter Chiesluk, Frank Gobrick wills his coat hanger. It's in Room 12 Wally. Lois Kehl and Jacquiline Shaner will their promptness in getting to school to Joan Christie and Mlm Kehl Mary Romansky s Jitterbugglng ability goes to Leona Those sharp Magorette uniforms of Dott Vislusky and Wllled to Mary Gennarine and Wilma Shaner with the best Julia Gernalis wills her speed in typing to Harriet Boley Matalavage Daniel Mincewicz Jerry Drozdoski Ratomsky Joan Witcufsky are of luck Abromovicz and Billy Ushock will to Joan Kleckna the table in the library at which they can be seen almost every Study Hall period Edward Chesnavage s sharp plaid shirts go to Billy Urban Shirley McCormick gives her sweater to the girl on the cheerleading squad that can best fill her place The good times Dolores Navitsky Rosemary Wysocki s readiness to Hentz Leonard Klocek will his seat ln 30 second aisle from the top right had at the dances goes to Doris Lapushesky laugh at a Joke is willed to Antoinette Study Hall to Shem Evans It's seat No side upstairs Shem The love of hillbilly music which Walter Nanartowicz craves goes to Jacky Skupski Dorothy Evan s petitness goes to Joan Soroka To anyone who will use them, Theresa Orlofski gladly gives her gym suit and keds All those books that you saw Fred Post carrying around go to Lenny Saworowskv Her favorite typewriter Anna Radzavage wills to Leonard Kweder Theresa Tamulonis s gracious posture and poise is willed Barbara Gladsky , . . . , . I 7 A , . . , . . . . 1 Y ! ! ' ' 1 , . , . . , . . . . Lwv-rvvq1-wMv-fg-v-v-t-qv-,-n--1-'-.-,-,.,-.- ,,v..-,,1-h....,,, .-,-.,- .-...,..., ., ,.,., .. T. , ...,,W..,,,,, ,...-.. -Nw -,., M, , ,. ., , .. . ,,. . . ., , -1..L- , .Sir . . ,Lx .'.u.L,,, ., -,Y -

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Clifford Vinsko wills the first seat in the first row in Room 5 to Julius Stremba. To Evelyn Kubilus is willed Julia Sekela's slick playing as a forward in A Gym. That beautiful and golden friendship shown by Palma Congiu and Helene Ryan is left to Rose Mary Lawler and Joan Yaskinsky. W Alex Paskewicz wills his delivery wagon to Valentine Shultz, The bashfulness of James Pribish goes to Edward Mohutsky. Charlotte Coxe's singing voice is willed to Ruth Lewis. Irene Carroll and Pete Lawnick to Joan Bourba and Richard Alnadeu leave V their natural curly hair. Florence Pogezelski wills her sewing ability in Home Economics class Gloria Clapps The tallness of Patsy Donahue and John Tichy is handed down to Betty Joseph and Ralph Mohutsky Anna Jane Davidson's red headed temper is willed to Jackie Hentz That pleasing personality displayed by Ed Thomas is bequeathed to Jim Maloney Adele Spudis to Evelyn Suslavage, her promptness Harold Dower wills his band uniform to Alex Kozlosky Aldona Besky s ability to write poems is passed on to her sister Irene Joe Holden and Robert Chesnalavage will to Thomas Monday and Robert Lomas their seats on the school bus Esther Strand s capability to do shorthand goes to Bernie Robel The love for chemistry which John Kress possesses is left to Richard Astrayka Thomas Kolenda leaves his love for baseball to Albert Paulabinsky Dorothy Stats to Amy Morrell her lovely voice Alice Gouba Bernardine Skubel, and Lucy Rauco leave their favorlte booth in O Hara s to Betty Gober Mary Helen Guida and Lene Pribish to do their shorthand homework every morning Dot Barowsky s great love for swimming is left to Dot Sieliki His seat in Commercial Law William Wylonis leaves to Albert Yackimowicz Those carefree wanderings of Bernard Rusewicz go to Harry Tempest Joan Lesko wills her scholast1c ability to her brother Thomas Put it to good use Tommy Frank Walto, to Carmen Mat1n0 his dark curly hair Her ability to make a good mark in spelling, Helene Karpowicz leaves to Marie O Neill Alfred Knott wills to the future classes his Job as accompanist for Mrs McLain s assemblies Edward Kruzek to his brother Francis leaves his gym trunks 1 1 to n vv ,A . . V I 1 , . .4 ' ' . 1 . . , 7 l : 1 if v v ' - 4 1 . Q 1 ' . f ' 1 I 51 .1 , + , . I , , G V r x ' A v 3 f 1 i . 3 1 , . I 1 r - --.--F mia--.sg--wa ,wtf .-,...-.. - V . . - V - .. , . , .., . . .. , .