Cooper High School - Mirror Yearbook (Shenandoah, PA)

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Walter Abramowicz's wish to fly an airplane will undoubtedly come true when he joins the Air Force. A sai1or's life is the life for Francis Blaschock, Anthony Hartz, Albert Matalavage, and Robert Chisick. Stephany Androwicz will also make the Navy her career when she joines the Waves. Anchors Aweigh, mates! A mighty marine we're sure Edmund Rozew will be while Joseph Gaborek ranks a general in Uncle Sam's Army. Andy Fedetz and John Turnbull are not certain as to what branch they will Join for their only desire is to see the world, So slowly we pass to the next port--that of the entertainment world. This is the stop that Charles Piaskowski and William Bubnis have long waited for. Here they are sure to find fame as top-flight band leaders, giving the Dorsey brothers serious competition. They have already signed Dorothy Melnick and Josephine Pena, those girls with the mellow voices as their vocalists. Into this port also goes Louis Mattu our future Fred Astaire This gent1eman's fancy danclng is bound to put his name in lights on Broadway Our next port may not be the most glamorous but it is certainly the most constructive Dolores Waiksnorls Nelliw Zavaglia, and Dorothy Hino plan their future around a dream house and a husband And so we move on to the port of education where we find a sudden crease in the male students at school Can it be because our pretty new teachers Helen Werbitsky, Marie Grazel Joanne Cuff and Joanne Althouse have been added to the faculty? To these girls we wish the very best of luck Our next stop is at the land of inventors and genius Here we leave such good friends as Joseph Stanulis Norbert Waselewski and Frank Godynick who will collaborate on bu1lding a new mechanical world Frank Sherpensky also leaves us here for h1s ambition 1S to brighten the world when he becomes an electr1c1an Now the last stop is our Journey is reached The land of humanity medicine Our best wishes go to the leaders in this fleld Mlchael Manko Connie Matlavage and John Sion who are sure to reach thelr goal as doctors Lois May and Eleanor Wozniewicz our chemistry wizards, will succeed Marie Curie when they become laboratory technicians Also leavlng us is Leona Szymaszek whose charm and frlendliness will sure be her maln asset when she becomes an Air Hostess , . . ' 1 in- ' ! ! . Y - 1 I I .llaaw seam waiillfffffyifffiwfflml fWTfTTH6wTn if ?T1DlTgTTTTiTiiU?TT7'Wfi'W?'ffTTT K . f It ' f K , ' , iz' J 1 gi

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training. Theresa Bernosky hopes to become someone's private secretary while Regina Osinski and Angeline Loddo are available to those who wish an efficient receptionist. This is indeed a lucky season for those desiring secretaries with such pretty girls as Regina Selicke, Helene Hollenbach, Dolores Kovalesky, Leona Kearns, Margaret Kubilis, Alice Wysoski,and Mary Bonomo to pick from The men aren't the only lucky ones, for Edward Shoczynski our male secretary aims to please the feminine eye, While Josephine Kovalesky's ability to take shorthand will rate her among the best stenographers. When you pick up your telephone and hear a sweet voice say HNumber Pleaseu, it is probably that of Dolores Galitsky, for her ambition is to be- come an efficient telephone operator. And here's a little advice to our store-keepers, keep a sharp look-out for two pretty lasses namely Ruth Carls and Irene Wentz, as they plan to become excellent salesgirls Now as our journey proceeds we come to the highlight of our talents the world of sports We can be assured that future high school football teams will receive excellent training under the guidance of such coaches as Al Agonis George Barlow, Daniel Arant and Joseph Santicerma George Shapanus our indispensible football trainer is sure to find a position as trainer with a National League Football team Our best to you George We hope that Charles Marcavage our much honored football player will again find glory as a professional football player We re all behind you Red and know you ll hit the top To baseball we give Joseph Deluca who is sure to succeed Joe Dimaggio in professional baseball while Joseph Muntone boxes his way to the top of the ladder to become Heavyweight Champion of the World We now go to a different phase of sports that of hunting and fishing Here we find such big game hunters as Joseph Gursky Joseph Kowalick Paul Horan Victor Wozniewicz and Walter Suslavage Good Hunting to you boys Our classmates are leaving our friends grow fewer as slowly into the portals of a new life they pass Our next stop is into the service of Uncle Sam and here we part with many friends 1 , . 7 Y l 7 v v s . , . I 1 l , . . , . Y Y . . , 7 ' 7 ' 1