Cooper High School - Mirror Yearbook (Shenandoah, PA)

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To Theresa Karahuta Theresa Lazur leaves her pleasing ways Ruth Martlnonis w1lls the fourth bleacher on the left side, 40 yard line to Helen Suskle and her pals for a good view of the football games Angela Zagrosky s used geometry propositions are left to Dorothy Lucksus The fascinatlon which Dolores Wozynewicz has towards Mr Baraniak is handed down to Joan Stelle Eddie Barowsky is willed Albert Zakarewicz s love for school Albert Kerchusky passes on to Leonard Banket his love for football Dolores Sczymazek leaves her happiness in high school to Bernadette Slusser Dan Dopkin s football uniform is willed to Bobby Loucks Lots of luck The excellent ability with which Helene Punchak takes d1ctation is willed to Dolores Bova Edward Komorowsky is willed Walter Dziedzak s dancing ability You re a lucky boy Ed Mary Ann Bazylewica leaves her shyness to Helen Jacavage Lois Wychulis position as guard is handed down to Jean Barr Bill Adams leaves to Bob Shumski his job as score keeper The excellent acting which was done by Bernadette August in the Senior class play goes to Marilyn Roberts The chubblness of Raymond Mentusky is passed on to Raymond Slitzer Irene Walukewicz s fudge receipes go to Helen Trogan Norby Wasilewski wllls his ability to shoot pool to Biggie ADdraC0n1S Her seat in the audltorlum Dorothy Prymak wills to an ambitious junior Alfreda Nanartowlcz Dolores Sakalosky wills her cheerful chatter to Evelyn Ruscavage To Francis Igelski John Roland wills his violin Happy playing, Francis Her good manners 1S what Charlotte Rogers wills to Theresa Kluss Ed Morris bequeaths his mellow bass voice to Abbie Dereskewicz Jean Roberts leaves her punctuality to Jackie Chapllnsky To Joe Tancredi a quiet sophomore, Isabel Rittle wills her love for Stan Kenton records This w1l1 was approved and stamped with the royal seal of his excellency John J Downey and witnessed by the Honorable Dolores Malusis 1949 A D '0Tr6u.v 24444-41 Dorothy Nalipi wills her pep to Marion Belfiore.

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OUR PROPHECY Life's Showboat! The boat upon which we will travel to reach our goals in life, The Producers--our parents and teachers who have taught us how to obtain these goals. The Cast--the graduating class of 1949. We will go forth into the categories of life and practice all that has been taught us to the our ability. As we take one last look before leaving HPort High Schoolu we fully bid farewell to our parents and teachers before traveling to destinations. The first port we arrive at is that of the leave many of our classmates for Rita Kulak and ward to careers as interior decorators while we Helen Fonslick Margaret Kl1ne Mary Soroka and different best of respect- our new business world. Here we Shirley Bayliff look for- are sure Christine Levitsky, Dorothy Raddie will find success ln the field of designing becoming more famous than Lily Dache Beware of William Taggart our future traveling salesman with his winnlng sm1le he ll sell you anything from a nail to a stove Anthony Zawadski s chief amb1t1on 1S to own the largest hotel i the world complete with d1n1ng and dancing Good luck to you Tony' We re sure that the alert minds of Frank Ulicny John Malloy Manuel Kempner Leona Mulner and Edward Kolonsky w1ll make them the natlons most outstandlng lawyers our hats are off to them And here s another warning beware of Emil Hannis for he s sure to get you 1D the end H1s ambition of course 1S to become a mortician Em' sure lt s a prosperous one Joseph Romawlcz s future amb1tion is to bake the biggest and best cake in town whlle Richard KUCh1nSky grows prlze winnlng tomatoes on h1s picturesque farm in Ringtown Valley Flowers are ideal for any occaslon and especially lf they re arranged by Raymond Prlbish Rayme w1ll wlthout a doubt become the town s leadxng florist w1th a little shop of h1s own Orchlds to you Rayme As our Journey continues on a little further we come to the City of Career G1rls Here our COmmerC1a1 11P1S show thelr ab1l1ty and excellent -iw' 'Fffw 'Pr YW' VW LL 3 ,, 4 l Y , . 7 ! Il . Y I , , . I V ! . , . S 'I ' V 7 ' O rn, +Jnt.-?fWiiUZWFTFwTTf' TiTmffTT7.Wi-fT'i!a TIna1ffffF'f QJT , . - 1 ' .f ' Y'