Cooper High School - Mirror Yearbook (Shenandoah, PA)

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MR. JOHN I. DOWNEY, M.A. Principal MESSAGE to the CLASS of 1952 The strongest human friendships are, for the most part, formed during high school days. It is in these formative years that permanent behavior patterns are set for the remainder of life. I consider each member of the Class of 1952 a special friend and it is a pleasure to feel that a mutual bond of friendship is established. Your schoolaims to suenghten your appreciation of these bonds of friendship between teachers and students. As the years go by, honor these ties in word and deed. Be faithful to the teachings and traditions of J. W. Cooper High School. May success and good fortune always be your lot in Life. if .

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MR. CHARLES I. STAUFFER, M.A, Superintendent MESSAGE to the CLASS of 1952 It is a pleasure to contribute to this volume of The Torch. Although this marks the end of your public school career, it represents only the beginning of an adventure in learning that will continue for a lifetime. It was Petronius who said, 'Educadon isa treasure and culture never dies. Keep this thought alive as you pursue your chosen theme 'Crusade for Freedom and a bright rewarding future, one that will always be best experienced in a free and liberty-loving America, will certainly be your heritage. 4524.4

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MR. JOSEPH A. BARANIAK Commercial Subjects M. A. New York University MR. ALBERT V. BAUSER Mathematics M. A. New York University Adviser- -Class Day MR. RALPH BEVAN Industrial Arts B. S. Penn State College Junior High Football Coach MR. MARY S. BOLICH French A. B. Penn State College Adviser--Senior Dances ZH!- A MISS AGN ES CAMPBELL Commercial Subjects East Stroudsburg State Teachers Co lege MR. JOHN P. CHOWANES General Science B. S. Bloomsburg State Teachers Col ege 'Ek