Cooper Township High School - Coopernian Yearbook (Winburne, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1943 volume:

Uxamourailc EdUlIElJllUIl Assums VICJIUH u 1 T - THE EUUPEHNIAN HPHITAGE VISIUN AETIUN QF NINETEEN FOHTY-TI-IRE A if af af if if f -.Q fvf 'A' i' if 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' ak 'k i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' Qlftl' xJ47QWLQ O! lbQWLOCl'ClCf! DEVELOP UEMUEHATIE EUUEATIUN AT CCCPH2TV?.HKHiSCHCCL WNBUQNE DA THQ I emcxqe P rflsf Q 'IG dearest to mr mofms of AU1QT1CCIWq ls New demo I I-' mv wfxyc 10 ffvvwvvfxmd Q X15 U KFTIU X Q w Q of y 1 qfdy-,C N 1 Q 121 L1C 1 C w P YCNJ QC Q TQ 1 UTS ,LIT xm e CQ LN e crc,mze'1 Q' 1 ' 1921, . 1. ' Y' K f' T' nf Hr. Tfm 5, mi J -' f?'fT'ffX1T wffxr. Env im fr.i'w1gE1t. K mol f 1'?'f'f z lwlcgvv ITIT7 ET, Y' iff gYf'fFGr'.'r1Ticna 11 'if .' Qtxzgy. ik X7 11 fn::.f,r1u::1s us 1 ,1IQi1fg1CQ'OIL X 1 ter! if, 1:11 hge ::E.1e'.fet:1f31'1 .. Qzf TT ggpzfi. Irpjiegxci ifiey I,',l'. : ur. fc? T116 future. Scuccl eziCQe1:'.fLrs to DTCVICG 1,1 faux' Lx' Q, f Nr these leife. of 10- ,. f '11, .5.::,Qr11gg:,1S txitzytzg 1:1 tif, mg Q1 I J ' 1:51 Inf'f1TQCkHlPg1:i?:.'i':, 'f':g1sg:ff1.' if :S 'fXCflAQ'11f1G1i in flA?1f urfij .Q UCUQ-in QIQ Grid '.'.' iii, Hill T1 - C .iL- tzg., ,exe CfCC2YZEfT'f1'.' X f' Q I uculty Dean Manifold enneth L Nolan D Guy Ploutz emors Lee Iohnson 1 at M Sedlak ra McComgal red Rasdorf loyd Glace ohn O Dell In this time of great strife, when everyone is anxious to do his part to Win the War, Coopers alumni, faculty, and students are cooperating. A large number of alumni have joined the Army, Navy and Marine Corps, three members of the faculty have answered the call to arms, and a group of Seniors have left to serve their country. This list of men who are on many battlefronts, doing a wide variety of duties, will undoubtedly be increased in the near future. The l943 Coopernian staff Wishes to dedicate this issue to fighting Coopernians, in general, and to Seniors and faculty servicemen, in particular, in recognition of the valiant part they are playing in the battle to make the world free from the tyrannical oppression of dictators. 5 MA .gpafnlfe Cyopernicufw in die Jarman! jorcea ? 1. . 6 Q EHITAGE THE EUNUAMFNTAL UI UEMUEHAEY V I g ,. O l Q P .., X . ' 1 1 8 Y I I Q if 0 I T1 1.:'f I iff z:.t.' zz. i Pf- jr F5 :r.1S:.f :rg '-r T11 T xy Ei ::.z fl: I ::. r. :1:: :M z'1r.::t::':ufs fi ' l -I.lZIn'f f' IIS 1 1 I 1 1 ar if J J SCFOOL BOARD as 'rt lvlr U rtie Mr Mcyle Nr Merrit Mr Vcric Andre I Nordsrom vho for twcntythree C 1111 J Jtn S f II 11 stud its M, Ql :5 of lemocracy Wtien one reads tl e phrase Behind the scenes in Wash ington he stops and visualizes who lS behind those scenes But how few people stop to realize who is behind the scenes ct Cooper Behind this stage is a group of men who compose the Board of Education To this group much credit is due Cooperation with faculty and students is their motto They have been instrumental in oringing about many inprove nents iere at Looper Finding competent substitutes to take the places of the teachers who had answered the call of their country was of prime importance all year ln response to the requests of the parents within the Township for a more convenient bus sched ule during the Winter the Board revised the schedule These are a few of the School Board s special activities At all times however they have the interests of Cooper Township High School at heart Composing the other half of the Schools administrative body there is the faculty the actual directors of the education of Cooper Township youth. To them has been given the task of preparing todays students for tomorrow's leaders. Their commendable results are worthy of recognition. ln addition to their duties within the school several teachers have volune tarily assumed the responsibility of presenting to Township resi- dents classes in civilian defense and also in nutrition. To the Board of Education and to the faculty the students of Cooper High School extend their appreciation. H v , ,..-Y f. . . y Q S 4 ff P ' Hifflffz fiig 1 1 15... f - 1 1-2 ,QVIQS sfgzenis Tfitcugf. :zzz 1: ...V yrs 1.15 f s:.::.x.1 5 '11 r. :rf ::.':f:.f,rr.':'1Cs.Usuperviscs -1155, 3H,3QA5-,gs :re :'+f f xr. . :r1f-fi 'zssernbi pr grit: . ,':'1':s. S. SYfEQ'fCff: Mikes Latin ZH infer- -ii f- '--Q. 5555.3 :Jiri Lirsln I 541' fzt. .rnhzsizes essgy ...A .., ,.,., HW: .,,:-v ':.15:. . -2 31:-eifs .1:r':r'1. .fb ..1-.,1, 1.1, A 7 1 lfjj' :ig 1:.':.'1si':5t. 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P. ff an y 31.1 iq. fi P. fl, T ifrczlmiif E. S. z, wif' 1. sEt 1 N..-' Q..- M 15,4..x,.. Teachera on Leave -: - r j.., . qw - 'A Allert Zinz, Lucy Briel, Audrey Holley, Ted Ardviry Top Scholars The big eleven was spoken of with enthusiasm this year not only when referring to the football varsity but also when speaking of the eleven highest honor students tthe upper 2002 scholasticallyl ot the Cooper graduating class. This special group was headed by Lucy Briel, Valedictorian, and Audrey Holley, Salutatorian. The nine other honor students oi this class, in the order of their scholastic ranking, were: Carol Moyle, Ted Ardary, George Meyer, leanne Peavy, Adele Lewis, Anna lune Schultz, Cecelia Rasdort, Ernest Ma- jeski and Donald Conaway. Not only were these eleven proin- inent scholastically, but they were also outstanding in school activities. Three ot the number were also se- lected as Senior class officers. Lu TY Briel Audrey Holley V,:h-divtcriir S :luttitori in Carol Moyle Tf-d Ardary Gr-crge Meyer lc Anne lDf'f1'JY fulffi- Lex-:is Arznfz lunff Svltultr' Cf'-ff-li: Htisdcrf ESYIV-Sl ll 1 f ski Scnid Con 'ry CAPABLE LEADERS Prfside P . . . Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer . .. Lu 'y Erifll . . . Teil Ardary ..., Audrey Holley ... Allzert Zinz ,A X Q1 XJ is M JN W' Cgrly ffx 'W' CY GGY af! -.1-nv if SQ 1?-' Anderson, Editli Ardary, Ted Browne, Norman Buqosh, Helen Cnalcan, Helen Cline, Gloria ANDERSON. EDITH Corrirrifrvial Dark eyes 'rrifl bln lc liair are Edies out- standinj fea't1rfs...tr 'good Fool: .... rlso gfrpable witli a needle and thread. . . tav- orite pastime roller-skating. ARDARY. TED-Ceniniercial Frequently seen on Coopers st :ze in role of Z':tner...r1 :s r :ie rrty f'f1u1'ki-'-, 'r wen- iierfui Ynernery :nd .r wirininq personality. BARKAN, CAROLINE- Classical Looks to be quift-rut locks gre- only sicin deer! Likes ive skating and talkin.: ...tus tx Eicst ot friends. RIEI.. LUCY-Clxssinzl A very diliirfrrit yfwinz lady '.-.'E:cst., 'I :ss r :rising rryrdfy Ext: ':alediitcr1'rn,. . in exresent :eri'.1:st1tieru1ist.Hsglendiri ag, tress, .. :ztdritiing personality. ROWNE. NORMAN-Commercial rorevef s1n31:1: TY '-'.'1llSfl1IlCf. . .1 ,za '.-3:16 :LIS Qielit '1:.i.1ty but seldom uses it. . .is a prankisii' fellow. . .seldom seen speak- ing to girls, UGOSH, HELEN-Commercial One of the Srdssfldf gang ...te 3 'Fesie the Riveter' her :irn...likes 1: look: :er jczjcer-sfretrzzers and the Qilcef . . .cz nest zeercseejser. Barkan, Caroline Briel, Lucy Bunyak, Verna Carter, Edna Coble, Effie Conaway, Donald BUNYAK. VERNA-Corrzrnercial Definitely has her own opinions and doesnt hesitate to express tl1em...li1s fr stimulating sense of humor...known tor her qiqqlinq. CARTER, EDNA IANE-Commercial A poetess. , .lids cute dimples and 1 :ony plexion envied liy all the qirls. . .is kdftled by tlie rudirnents of Algebra ll. CHAKAN, HELENeCommercial Believes in looking at the bright side of things. . .possesses an infectious louqii. .. an apt srtortiitrnd student. . .works for the newspaper. CLINE, GLORIA-Cenirnereial 'Geldifetksw is a name that fits ixfr te 1: T ..,al'.-says wears lier lioir in a rriost becoming style..,re-:ds a lot, lint not selicolbcclcsl COBLE, EFFIE-General The only redhead in the class...'.-:culd make an excellent liomemolcer, although her ambition is to be a secretary. . .cu-:ns 3 sweet smile. CONAWAY. DONALD-Commercial Arguing, his h:bby,..cr1 the chubby side takes 3 Qct of teasing hut gives plenty in return. . .G conscientious student. ll 1 I DITTY, IHMA-GC-1151111 Cefs ner igf.cxg1:1111y '1 .1'1.f niiiied r1f.'.-.' ind ff1El'1!...Tf1ii, pretty ind t.,.f'- tr, tt. A1'my...x competent office '.-Jcrker. i' .,. . .. DOHLOF. GERALD-Comn1er:i:i pneckie '.-:us '1 pg.-Jeztgl Qylrj fir t:.f 'N ' Q 1 ' Avv , . pzoper e.evf-11. . .1'f11t1.15. 1.65 .11 z.. ,5 - 5 if SYCTTS. .. :11 1.-Xiffiif-nt sfxif'-11' 'D' DUGA, HELEN CC1111111-1 'i :Q H15 11 yvieusurit smile' fm 1'. .!Y'I1' ..,. yg ISI :n ycfcxriiok Si'1H...iiZff:S ZH :11','.'1f 5 Lmd df111:'1nf1...wc111d Tiki ff, Fe 1 iieif V151 worker. FOLMAR, ALFRED Gr nf.-1 li Good-looking. . .oven 'JJi'.f:I1 g1e.1se-'1f:vf11- ecif . . .mcneyriender to gir.s...:cr11fs fr: S:ncci when the 111e:1'1'.111i s Cf j ITS 1 1-V meme 111o11ot011c11s. FOLMAR. BETTY- C111ssi1-111 Keeps ner fgiiiisn t11g111f 1 y liilllll 5.1 E1 C1 long 'AVIY to the 11115 S101-'ind 1.y :fil- iGl'SiCi1i1Hij...LlIlUSLl1li in 11.41 sin. is q.114t. GRACE. CLOYD--Geneml Has CI strunqc- :1tt11.':1rne111 ie :nuke 1151 SiipS...4JiVJklYS 514111115 11, get 'ti.e neck of the chicken ...yet still always ready ici fun. Ditty, 1111111 Danni, Gerald Foininr, Betty Glace, Cioyd Cretn, Genevieve Gustafson, Hebei! GOLDEN, IRENE '3f'I1f'I 1. frenf is qqiet in syff' 'f S ner. . .likes to dance. . . .1s.. ...J in 1 gCeCi1gcck...'1:11.t.: .r '1 'X Av-- e,...,. JS. GRAY, WILLIAM' 7 Gf nf 1 1. .5. 1' . sf .. . ,..,, . .1 . ,M rv:-1. .1 ..1..S. 1.1 .,v....,,.. J f'11. 5-11. 11.' Qf1::.:11'1:rr. GRETH, GENEVIEVE ' 111 1 :..y S11 Iillli sg- ., iff spiiit. . .Hits 111111. 51 1 1 GUSTAFSON, ROBERT Clem . Lxgecfs to 'Cin 111' 1- 5. .. .. ':. C1e:fL.:kes...1 '.', I1T,iFkIfLli sys ::k111.1 1 1 f.131gi '.-.wircis 11.1 1151 if. HARTLE. CLAIR C1 2581 ' In .5-. It cf fun '.-11111 :.1 :Q .. .1 days 1 wr'-1 k. .. 1.5 . , ...is COCPEHNIAN llriiting. HENSCHELELEANOR C. , . . LI A III ITYQYI 'iiiscrhed 'ne Mixed .rr 11.7 'iff 5. .. L15 11: 11:',' ig' 1-.. 1' 1K1IlQfiII!.1llT YT1fI1...I ' Q' . 1 . 5. .l..:s: I1' w .11 1 pe.. 1. y 111' y lendnx vw wfqvy fp 'fn V- 1-A ffhwvfnfyi- ,- 61, ,V ,.u . ,- M, , ,. .5 .111 eewee.-. U. ...- ., .... D. .. ffzdy tc icigctt '13 1:1 intent f2.1dGI wh: sf1111f 5 111 f ' gigiss. DL:g.:,Heie1'1 F5111 1: Allies Gmden, Irene Gizy, '1'f1ii1:1z11 Hattie, Clair Zferisigel, Eieunor figrrigncy. Pauline Hynd, Margaret lcznnson, Lois lohnson, Pauline lacohson, Anna Iohnson Lee Kephart, Kathleen Kizina, Charles Lewis, Adele Maieski, Ernest Marcinko, losephine McGoriiqal, Ira HUMENAY, PAULINEfCOII1IU6Yt'lfll A pretty blonde who has a wonderful gilt of aah. . .a good dancer, . .corresponds 1-:ith a soldier. . .intends to live in Detroit. HYND, MARGARET--Cornrner cial Peggy is rust as quiet as she is tiny. . .she is a Morris qirl who Joined us at the se iend semester. . ,a diligent student. IACOBSON, ANNA-Gent' f.1l Ilezrfjv' gsused .z riot '.-:lien she l'r:'.ig1.t ifurf- cf 1 liiZIlCiSlEII1L lvlcirine to s'l1ccl ...Bas ns vs: keen seen fre'.'.'ninq...1 x.JfflSSI..1fCE'11II!T. IOHNSON, LEEfGe'n' :.1l :,'.'.',1fZ 15:5 :ll lint,-ru rn. . . ns tm first fifrirnign TC F-.zu for fir- Army ..,. .id- :fifia ry .:.....f.-xx-.writ rn..1tlx+.fniii.i,i.:n. IOHNSON, LOIS-Clxssi 1:1 Qils is poised :nd i,ef1fti.,.loc:1ied her 1:11 tiedulite-:i .iltc vcire- to the Chorus :rid qfizss xy. . . 'in erfzrif-ni lilfrdrian. .. zzztdesi :nd 1.::.:s5s:n1n':, IOHNSON. PAULINE- Ge'-ner il .l.:1:f:1er if '.-:FLC f1.:ils frcrti dc:-:xi ' 'sse zj' .... :H 'liiISkfXf1IllQ enfh: . -, . . -U. ez: W, .. Is ...D-id., e. . ,. .y y,.,s.,..,- IfE,IfS L7.L1'5fZL'.1l l KEPHART. KATHLEEN-Classical Lovely sparkling brown eyes. . ,vivacious pitterhuq. . .fond of her homeroom seat- mate and vice versa. . .hobbies eating and teasing. KIZINP., CHARLES-General Acquired his nickname, Chuck , durinq second semester of this yearl...does not especially exert himself over studies... plays pranks and hookey. LEWIS. ADELE-General Never seems to agree with Mr. Smith on any pointl..,accepts teasina about her boy friends like a good sport...an honor student. MAIESKI. ERNEST General Takes all the sciengc and rn..rtn. courses the school offf-rs...wculd make an ex- cellent docter, but doesnt like school that well. MARCINKO, IOSEPHYNE-Commercial l-las a collegiate appearance. .possesses a lot of friends which include one SPECIAL znalel...one of a few who look well in slacks. MCGONIGAL, IRA-Classizal 'Happy-ac-lu:ky Bill left us at the end of semester to become CI gob ...was business manager cf COTOHISC. . .has a wonderful sense cf humor, 'G' qu? qv. 'Q X 1V11'Nr 1s11, K111111f1+.'11 Mr-yr 1, C21111111 1V1011or'k, A1103 1V1c'1s1111c, A1111 Mc'1y1f-,C111r11 I , 'IVY, 11 11111c- P1o11r1ws1ci,Gust 131t1s,1V111y 11115111g11, C1 1'11111 5151.11.11 111-11 1111111'11,A1111111 Hc11Qy, 11-Xudmy MCNEISH. KATHLEEN CP1111111 1 :i'11 N1 1' 11'j11111ff1 ZI1'1 :ys .1 1111 ss' 11 1.3111 135111111 11s111 fi 1f'11'.ss 11151 sc. 311 t11y ci the Iwhxed C11c1us.,.s1ic d11vcs ?1'1CI1fi1 MEYER, GEORGE ' 11 1 'i 11 5:11 1.1 111 sf1f1111 If 1l1.1fY...1 -1 -11? 1 ':'11s1 1111. 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PIOTROWSKI, GUST4Gf.11Q1G1 Fcnd cf 1110 SC1fgI1iTQS'L'X1FQIT15'1Y 1f1.1S111Ll1 '.'J11FIl C1IOU.Hd q11ls1..11eve1 s1i:e11ks u111css 512011011 to...wo111d11't 1121 Q 1111011 PITTS, MAYf'Cf3111I11f 101 11 cl down. 11' 1 '.-11111111 15 11111 OI11Y 11111 11 1111 1- 1111 '1fL11 IS w1.11, . .vuy 111-1:Q11c:1111h. . .. 1 S111- -1- f:1f 1111. . .1111f11'f1s1Qd 111 501111. 4111. 111 1115 15-11111y. RASDORF, CECILIA-C1g1ss1gf11 131 1CI1Q'1i 111ed V1C11111st lin? .l1Yf,1'f'11'v'k', .. tiff:-Q' years :rzeerl-511551. . .1:ss1s1s 111 11 2.1 xy. . .sp-ends hEY 16lSLLf-E T1f11e keeggmg ner brcther Fred 111 hand. RASDORF, FRED7GQI1:IJ1 1311111111 cf C11 S1111 1 y frgail 1 1..11k'.si1 : 1 511.1 -1 11.1111 .1111s .1 111. If :111 Z1 131115. . .1131 551 1 11.1Q1sJ'21cQ1. RAUCH, ARTHURAGV. I1iI,I1 S111 f'.: 1111. 'enter sg lf 111 Cl',E.'.YS11I1'5 ...1ss1sts 1-xiii. 1:15115 ict 1i.1ys1..ex- trf:1:1e.y .zzegit gt :Q Q-'.'.'Y1f1I'1Q. ROLLEY, AUDREYAC:rr1rer'1:1 .3.1t:.cggE1 srrizll Agiirey 7:11155 fcr if :y :i 111 +1f1:1e:t :rid 1nCl4s11ic3s1..r:fed 1111511 sf.1:11st11'111y...q'41te x:t1vf. dY IYT1' ',1f1 1111'l Holley, Mildred Rothrock, Cynthia Schultz, Anna Iune Sedlak, Pat Snedden, Zelda Stroup, Raye Swancer, Agnes Waznak, Kenneth Zinz, Albert HOLLEY, MILDRED-General Never has really overcome her shyness ...extremely quiet. . .one ot the Cataract Romeos visits her constantly. ROTHROCK, CYNTHIA-General A dancing damsel with a gracious man- ner.. .enjoys singing and acting. . .causes masculine heads to turn in her direction. SCHULTZ, ANNA IUNE--General Excels in home ec...very thorough... fretted over math . . .had numerous love affairs lout finally sin'gled one out. SEDLAK. PAT-General UP. M. was captain of the football team ...main holiluy, trapping - the others: playing hookey and teasing girls...re- cently left us for the Army. SNEDDEN. ZELDA-Classical A quiet and modest scholar who would like nursing for a career. . .one of the few girls from Kylertown who is seen but not heard. STROUP. RAYEeCommercial Has a twin sister who doesn't look like her at all. . .also wears a sparkler-wise fo the Hwhys and whereioresu of short- 7 ani. SWANCER, AGNES-General A statuesgue blonde with a peaches and cream complexion. . .interested in library work. . .an energetic worker. . .chooses dancing for recreation. WAZNAK. KENNETH-Commercial A dark, handsome, suave lad whose wit- ticisms keep the Senior class in stitches .. .Coopers glamour boy. . .expert typist. ZINZ, ALBERT-Classical A football letterman who has a jovial na- ture and a unique laugh...wrote num- erous articles ior newspaper. . .blondes are his specialty. 15 OlfLl 86Llf':5 0 8lflfLOCl 6LfLC LULVLQ The 109 most unassurn1ng students who entered Cooper rn September 1939 composed the c1ass of 1943 These 17res111er1 soon got the1r bearrngs and began to fee1 at home They took part 1n a11 the act1v1t1es offered them and Contmued to portonce o them dur1ng a11 the1r four years ID hrgh schoo1 The c:1ass oft cers elected that year were Presrdent Robert Gustatsor V1 Pres dent Audrey Ro11ey Se retary Robert Kendrrfk and T e rsurer Toe Petro The next September the C1ass Of 43 returned to Ceo e 1y decreased IH number but not 1n deter n1nat1or1 Speed was the1r f1rst b1g attempt at dramat1cs and was au1te suQQessfu1 udg 1ng by the 1aughter of he aud1enCe The Sophomore 1 pore 1e1d exC1us1ve1y for the Soy rornores was a SOCICI1 tr u 1 I e reputat1on as party gwcr was estabhshoa 1 na re 1Q1Q1'11OY111 COP1 a as 1 edu 111 MCNGIS11 V1CGpT9S1dGI1 Secretary 1V1er1o Mann and Tr Robert Kendrrck The1r TUDIOT year proved to be a very aCt1ve one T re 111111 1-1a11owe en Party and 1un1or SGHIOY Banquet were boosts to TNF mora1e of the 1-11gh Schoo1 The Lrfe of R11ey the Tumor C ass p1ay 1nduced the dTODD1IUQ of Cares for an evenrng of fun 1n order to enJoy a rea1 comedy The offrrers for the year were Presrdent Lucy Br1e1 V1pe Presrdent Audrey 13o11ey Secretary 1-ed 15r1c1ry and Treasurer A1bert Zrnz When the class reassen1b1ed at Cooper 1ast Septe 1 er cr the1r fourth and TIICI1 yeor they reahzed that eauoav ao become an 1mportant ffrctor 1n the war effort B 1 smce t was Contrnued w1th few ctanges Tne Senror class p1ay C om spook show ent1t1ed Aunt Susre Shoots the 'Xftforxs rovrd 1 1aughter and thr111s a p ent J The Footb 111 Party w 1161 1Crs gave for the fo tb 11 payers Coaches and heer er w s a f11t1ng C11max to a eo11y grdnd footba11 season The fact that the dass kept on 111c1ng extra urr cu t ttes was au1te apparen sm e e1g1t Semors were or tne Po 1D quad four were rnerr b rs of the A11 SChoo1 p1ay cas and +1 rtee 1 1ned the M1X9d Chorus The oft Cers rernamed he san e as du 1ng the 1un1or year ex ept for tre exchange of r1ost1ons rf two eoo1e T11e chosen oftrcers were Presrdent Lux Br1e1 V Presraent Ted Ardary Sep etary Audrey R e su A1pert Zrnz C1ass N1ght Bacc 1aureate and Comrnen ernent re t ree events wh1Ch w111 never d1sappear frorn the rnernorres of t e bers of the Class of 1943 The reason 15 that these +1 ree P C S1OY1C ended the1r four hap y yedrs at Cooper four seerred 11ke four hap y months N not passeo y KI f f K . J . . ' ' ' l. . A - 1 1 1 1 , 1r1 : ' , ., . .5 'oef 1 ' . S1 por slrghtr ' t ' . . . ani' oe 1 ' ' ' 51 C . iurijlg, Th.1i A -A - s ' ' ' ' ther a ' t1 ore. Thr- gu1d'n 1 .1 year was oe-'1i R .IL1Q!1,C1d,.,11Y 1Cfv.w.ef-t ' V ' ' , T . . 1 sur- X , - , f, ,,. 7, , 1 , , . 1111-1 A , ,. 1 7 or 1 . . , . .s , , s A, error! fa . , o ro, 1 ' ' 115 1 1 V C . LA 1 V 1 V necessary to keep up tfre spirits ot everyone, the activtttes were ' ' 1 s. 1' ' , 1 C r 'Ca1 1. ' -,Q M , C 2' the Seri- ', s . o a 11 J , , 1. C.. C lead, S ' a ' 1 r ' f .. ' ' L 7 ' . -- .. -C . rar ac - 1 . ' f- ' 1 - 1 A1 . A 1 L, C, 1 L A Lf C441 s 1 , .1 e - . L t .21 V 1 yf'y1 T 1 1 A W A YY ,o . ,. V .. , .. o ., no . . . , , , C . 1. ' o C: 3 ' ' p . ' - . I ' , C ' Q15 1f'e- ' ' , , fy or , ' o1Eeyq Troizs, 151' V ' , a , . C . a V 21 C, ' ' ' , . . 1. 1 'os he m nr u. .. ' . . so ..1., ooo-: 1 g ' . p' f , , , happy years tfrzt 1 W . ,vm -1 F ., :.w, , A pp - . . d 1, .11 to, 5f.1.1.y. 1 If 1f'f1' '1 2171671 f:ef'1P 'I:..:: f:' 1 F' 1 Il 1 E' I 1'1'I 11. I K I SELF-BUVEHNMENT IS THE PRI ILEGE UP AMFHIE!-IN11 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS I v 'DA FRESHMAN OFFICERS IUNIOR OFFICERS vt-y, E. H1r'er Z. son io., . lu... Moore, lf. hyat. lc3l.riscvri, 1, llf az: l-.c sfvriti 1.-1 G.L1r.-. Versatile luniorsl This was the most fitting name tor tfns years lunior Class tor they were indeed Jolly and serious both rolled into one These characteristics were displayed by thern in all tneir sclrool and class activities throughout the year Tney first exhibited their seriousness wnen tney rnade their Wise selection of class officers Belva Stroup as presi dent and Czraden Beals Betty Guenot r nd Robert lc Wsori assisting Their next qreat contribution consisted ot the n any luniors on the football squad Ot the six lunicrs on tie varsity tive becarne lettern'1en The luniors hurnor and qaiety were deronstratea Wien they made their l-lallowe en party a success Ano everyone will aqree even the teachers who un v rn 1 yet willinqly took part in oie ct tie pranks tl tue best in years Given tlie task ol orenina Coofer s drarnc ti Mot er rn Law a farce featuring Betty Larson it rc lvluc i credit tor its s r cs ina success niust f to Mr Kclivosky its director t e new leaaer of ff ara iati club Throuariout the year tns class was ororri n fcwities C orus newspatoe yearbook and Al Pl y At Consrnencernent tt e tiey bade tarewell e r a VI dirt n e s Col cuaitoriurn i t t e cus ,r rar unir mfr n ey y ors ci rose r rar u r l Fra rox-J--I fo S'V'J'lll,'l',ll K. V51 Q L'ttl'1, cj. te ', .3f,,:::. S.-' ,, C i jr' 414.5 l. l.f,: , lfl. c-'rl . K Civ-y, l. Sttirvr vig Tltircl iriw -ft. llfltllt ii, l. lr'-X' f E1-, lf. E-'ill ltr! lwiswli v , , It - I I 1 1 1 I A A v ,. ' , r. c . , .1 TI , ' ' , ' I , l , , .txt it 'L . , 1 .Q , ' ,. Se :son the class combined their twc traits and oresentefl My E: f ' ' ' c c , '.1t:get1fle ole. ir ' ' I1 'ctr' s ' M ainen A '- ' ' l 'K fszjgzrl- W Y? 'fi A Q r 2' 'c A Qnent ir. zct' 'c , - A r, , I-school 3 . .r.. r, lin, 'E e tc Sfnnrs ct qal, ff .y i . ii, -chu 1 ' qven ir. lieu C. lt, tarp y I pr-Seri , Ba auet. Nc .t e-'rr tgere limi ., will I ke the gvkzse at ti , g 1 at 9 IUNIOR OFFICERS Front rc.:-.' - P. l'I-YS 'T Pez-Janigl-:, lf. F 1 1 r' Larson, R. lf' ylf-, 5' S l. Sfrltlcski, 2. I: -ci 't Sf -ond rc'.':-G. E' 5 lvlodzel, T. Envoy, VJ. lcsepgscn r.. L nifd 'Wei re-ep. nt hnston s uendler 1 c tstl,-era Z tts E Gufnot rr and ir, P ar son M li y F ui K niri rc ll lqolmar ltnflfrson irnrin lllc y son SOPHOMORE CLASS CB't,f sn mE F EJ SN f tx T R D1x0'1 Grown up srhce they were PTGSTTIIIQH last year? A lrttle Galhed lcrrowledqe srhce they ehtered Cooper? Yes mdeedl Tltese Sophomores were much Wrser and they drsplayed themselves as lNTELLlGENT mstead of SlLl.Y Sophomores The Sophomores wasted ho trme last tall lout settled rrqht dowh to work Realrgmq that a Class to he sumosstul needs ct qood TOtll'1ClfIlICWTl the Sophomores eloetf d as ott fers Frank ltctfkt h prgstdortt Alfred Moylo vrce PTO5ldQIll Glorra Renaud secretary and Eleanor Lrttle treasurer Frve ot thrs Class trred out for the football team R sults? Two became letterrr eh Clfephart and Drxohl ahd the other three helped comoose a pralse Worthy arouo of scruos The Sophomores also cohtrrbuted a snappy hheerleader Elame Bachmah and a hard workmq mah tqer Dtvlc Grey As arty Coorormtm the hc tw of the years rt ost ft Il IN 1 tlly successful 5 lay c hd rrmtedrately l e ll answer The Advehtures ol To P Sc wyer Wlto presented rt? T e boohorro es uhder t supervrstoh ot Mrss Dtll Bott tudrehce artd cost ar: earea to emoy Tom and ue-cs ahttcs rmmehsely Khow Pearl Kovas 7 WG r we erre t ooto C s t A ool Her Qotmq rr ae tte Soomorr ores Proud she was a 'I er ro tfrerr ass r Xce re t s mt s were rewarded wrto err oyotble Soolhomore lahtboree V1 1t tms Q la ocoasroi t .Q ooooy qrouo broua t to a tmrsh tfterr Soohomore year h fl ch they were con 'rhually m the lrmelrqht l P THlUTllf SUPHU UHLS ,nt rowfll. Sf.rr.'::1, G. K1 7123, fl. firuehdlafr, S113- Pr, u. ' ak G, Renaud econd ro:-f-G, 'Nat c . 13. Kjvqgh, '1'fCSf'.'fCCCl, C. Lleiey, V. 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A 11 1 l' 7 7 -fl me f 1 ls For ther e L ti. x-.om 1:1 sores ,1.r.p.trqh-, they . 1 . . M hart .3 e. . . It 1. ' ' N 111 Q., L ,. -.AA QA g L L.. L, A A A A ..l LUYAL Pll13SHlVlhN FRESHMAN CLASS Front row M Toth P lolms ton A Scala H Mxtsko 1tty D Pctt B o ' I K s N u11 head Second of S Bugosn A r ley R Ke ar Hoov M Harvey f Guenot L Hansen B Vf onnscn 1 1111114 1111d rmv A 1 1 ro 1r'y 13. 111 Knkxxood F' Olson G ay H Ed Cl P H P1 cr T Larson Iosephscn ront row B 1 s 1 Sphmoke 1 Enckson C Flennng A Heato11 A Z s G Gehrct F lc che A G1ll E Sd 111111 pond row L Llttlr D S ophson E Co vdcr G 101111 Q a n usl nfr oslu lvt Brlly F 1? ym ncl 11d ro J B Nosl lf: Vv sk1 loan Hans ov IU lames h nslcvan K Fol mar A D rnett R Ed ren Ianosky 'NI lenny L e W R .1 1 1 Dobas1 August 31 the beg1nn1ng ot the hrgh school career of the members ot the Class ot 1946 As these post e ghth graders entered the halls of Cooper the upperclassmen were ha1l1ng fellow students and tallung rnerrrly together wlnle these Freshmen erghtyflve strong t1m1dly retrred to the1r homerooms There Mrs Lutz and Mrs Skelton also new arrrvals at Cooper wa1ted to learn w1th them how to adapt themselves to Cooper Hrgh School lrte Wrth Unlty as the1r watchword they soon htted 1nto t11e1r new surroundrngs and w1th l1ttle delay elected the1r class OHICGTS After the trnal vote was cast the results were revealed as Thomas Larson presrdent Walter Kotowskr v1ce presrdent Ioyce McKean secretary and Edward Gray treasurer Un1t1ng the1r class was not the only goal set by t'1ern Another opportun1ty tor success came when Coach Nolan called tor new recrurts to nelp form a successful football team Two ot the1r merrbers became lettermen and th1s rn 1119 eyes ot the Freshn1en and the upper classes was C nother step 1n the1r ladder ol success Vacanc1es rn tne Mrxed Chorus were frlled by many f the1r number and these members also earned roles 1n the spnng operetta In Gay Havana Instead ot the custonsary one Freshman rn tne All School Play, two were chosen another boost tor the1r class These energetrc Freshmen w1ll return next tall not as lowly Freshmen, but veteran Soohomores 20 . C , L, D' , . or, . C 111' ore., . clivo ki, M ' - 1 vi . ' , , Be lc , . ph t, M. er, . , 11. , .' , , . Hrfts, R1 ' , ,T ' ,1,11','11l: T' J 3 . A11 '.- fry, 1. Mc-G f . , . . K12' '1, 12. 1, , . ar 1, . '11t1K:, 1. 'll f , , ' , Fl. F -Y . Mr 11? lC', ott , I. 1 , . 111115- ,l, . ' , . 1 - SQ- 1 f , ' P, . lo, son, vl losephson, Mt'- K 1 , B. K .1 2 , 11 S1511 ' ', M. 'l:11e11ry, 11. , . .ft ,, o T11' 1- - . 1 I1 , '. KO- tow 1 1 1 1' , 1. ' ' ' , . . A. 1. ittl , . a' CTT, . 1 1 1 11 . 1 - 1 11 11- Yl F1 I I I I I I ' X ,I I 4 1 . V y I 1 o ' . ' ISIUN + ff ff THE PUHESIGHT UP UEMUEHAEY 1 ix F v 1 X I l li NGER SCENE r -2 X. Q. N' ON IQAHTHH .5 ISI S1 Cots The w c ks A1mostE1g Hmm KAI S fSCH1OY Play? 1 5.1 red Eczrnut 11 If 1 NYT IN 1105 Pelton 1111 Xlllf TnUL111y I1 lxrw11.w 1 11 l.HIxLjhL1If DCI ' A111 PVC .r p C r y IL11c111 L 1 14 P1111 I c 1: y Nelscn 11911 Ecds V!-Y 153 ff 4 cr' Snvyw S Pay? LQ1 D1XC.I1 1yH11111 Q my 1v1 If bb Kr p 11111 1 V f 1 lkfgfl I' foe 1'11f THE ABT Ulf AETI G My Mother 1n Law a matrlmontal mlx up tn three acts w1th Mr Koltvosky as dtrector f1lled the bxll for the lumor class play A mother 1n laws rnanta for g1v1ng her cat a bath every few mtnutes a matds numerous funerals and too many gtrls made thts an evenmg of con ttnuous htlartty 1n the opmton of the audtence Two brothers Alan and Art Armstrong tlohn Hurnentk and Roger Moylel get mvolved 1n a sltua t1on when PQQQY S mother comes to rule the household The rematnder of the cast lncluded Betty Larson Roger Moyle Isabel Schloskl Iohn Dehman Antta Moyle Belva Stroup Helen Folmar Graden Beals and Betty Nelson The Sen1or presentatton Aunt Suste Shoot the Works under the d1rect1on of Mr Sm1th was a mystery farce whrch mcluded everyth1ng from d1sappear1ng husbands and stolen Jewelry to love lozenges Aunt Suste fLucy Br1ell who hates men mhertts a house a factory a husband and plenty of trouble Iohnny Rogers CAlbert Z1nzl an amateur detectlve uncovers the plot of a gang of Jewel thteves who trted to terrorlze Aunt Suste and her fr1ends 1nto leav1ng the house Scarlet Deane and LaSalle lohnson tCarol Moyle and loe Kuz1llal provrded laughs and love lnterest 1n color Others IU the cast were Audrey Rolley Gerald Dohlof Ted Ardary Kathleen McNe1sh Kathleen Kephart Lo1s lohnson and Cynth1a Rothrock The Adventures of Tom Sawyer dtrected by Mrss Dtll and ably por trayed by the Sophomores Tom Sawyer tAlfred Moylel and h1s fr1ends Ioe Harper and Huckleberry Ftnn Uess Kephart and Burton Cowderl re l1ved the antrcs of th1s well known story Rtvalry was hlgh between Torrt and Alfred Temple tB1ll L1ttlel over the woolng of Becky Thatcher and Amy Lawrence tEla1ne Bachman and Eleanor Ltttlel but everythmg turned out to everyones sat1sfact1on Others were Drck Grey R1ta Barnes Paul Krupar Robert Dtxon Frances Evan Rhylhs Swanson Mary Hartle and Iames Folmar A delrghtful crown1ng touch to the dramatrc season at Cooper was the All School play Almost Etghteen drrected by Mr Kohvosky En t1rely dlfferent from the usual run of plays at Cooper th1s comedy drama deplcted the ltfe of an average Amertcan famtly Eddte Barry tRoger Moylel almost etghteen and Just r arked for tragedy got 1nvolved 1r1 an essay contest on Trutn Everythmg was troned out when George Iones tlvfrles Peltonl Eddte s uncle returned from l 1S vacatton and cleared Eddle The cast tncluded Ted Ardary Kathleen McNe1sh Anlta Moyle Isabel Schloskt Graden Beals Pear Kovash Kathleen Kephart Alfred Barnett Maxtne McHendy and Cyntln 1 Rothrock 23 ' I ' 4 l f - I T I ' 1 2 , , 1 The top htt of the year, as shown by the ticket sales, proved to be I l . K 1 .FT - ' T, , l , X A f P1 g The Editor in Chief of the COTOHISC and her Associates plan the next issue. After ten years of inactivity and in reply to the ref quest of students, the Cotohisc, the newspaper of Cooper Township High School, was awakened from its rest to be published again. The new paper is written, edited, and mimeographed by students. The editor- in-chief is selected by the faculty advisors for one school term. He, in turn, chooses the rest of the staff. The paper's unique name is derived from the first two letters of the four words in the name of the High School. Thus, the Cotohisc came into being. In December 1941, the first edition of the second series was issued. lt was a success and the monthly editions have been continued ever since. This paper includes features which appear in every school paper. These include: news of school activities, amusing incidents from classes, an editorial on a cur- rent subject, and gossip columns. A large number of Cotohiscs are mailed each month to Cooperriians in the Armed Forces. Their letters of appreciation are included in following issues. 24 llutuhisr Stall Editor-in-Chief: Carol Moyle Associate Editors: Lucy Briel Kathleen McNeish Audrey Holley Reporters: Cecilia Ftasdorf Alice Morlock Earl Moore lolin Deliman Frank Rackish Burton Cowder lean Erickson Thomas Larson Ieanne Peavy Robert lohnson Miles Pelton Sports Editors: Roger Moyle Arnold Anderson Art Editors: Paul Hartle lolin Humenik Carl Anderson Typists and Mimeographists Graden Beals Helen Duga loan May Margaret Zetts Alfred Moyle Robert Dixon Business Manager: George Meyer Eiwulty Advisers: Miss Dill Mi. Kclivosky EHEEUUM UE PRESS if ff f A -M' Seated Kattween I'VIcNe1sn Carat Moyte Edith Aria rscn Ie nne Peavy I-Ielen Chakan Lucy BreiI AIIaert Zin? t rndin r e Stroup CI ir rr Ie f en ua f 1 Dcn iid Conawt y Iohn ir rc rr R f I' yr U Is Miss i Euuperniari ai EDITORS L y Bri I Auf If y Rf II y Carft tic yi I Q1 rdf ri be 1 ut 1 II BUSINESS MAN 'WTP LIRCULATIOI 6. it MFI TI n it I J Dis s nD Iifi E' U I I This the tenth edition of the CQOPERNIAN is pre sented to its pubtic with a three foId purpose It has been the staff s responsibitity to enfotd within the covers of this annuot a picture of the activities at Cooper and to Iive up to and it possibIe surpass former editions which tor the past two years have been awarded second prize But rnost important ot all this copy pays tribute to Coopernians in the armed forces of our country The various scene and views shown on these pages have been chosen because they best portray the Iite at Looper The fottcwinq ot a patriotic therne throuqhout their book has been the start s way ot showing their appre ciation to Seniors and teachers who have answered their country s co I To these the book has been dedi cated 5 'Pt , ,V I , , N Ay! - an 'E 4, , ,K ,, Q V, .1-6 2, tw' - .' ' I , , ji 'e a , , S f ' QIf'R' y, , fi' IIQ I-I AI- Dgix, Hof er Rydzperxg, , ' ,z , . IDeI'n'in, TI-fi A jc y, Mr. Imizsoii, M irqtrret Ze-tis, .3-.uiirf-y Fzttey, org Ar Jie I-, Br' Ifr II-rrtf-r GI i4If-n Rf-tr 1 IYII. . ' I I I . I Y I I I I us e i I 1 E1 ' V I I I I I I 14 1 , 'ff . IC.1tIiICvii Mt' Jwisti ' 'rt' - Is ' , ' ' Be .I tirtf-r . . . Fart Iftooif- ' f . . .L ,i , I A ' Ted Ar-.I'iry K ' K 5 15 ' A A E .I 7 I2 S IIT , ' , AIU-rt Zin: ' 4 ' . Do I, .L Cfcn iw :y Clair H xittw ' ' ' ' Ioziri D--.im :n , . , Ream' tloyte U ' Hoc' er Rydi fr 1 ' ' ' TY. I TE A ' 'I.. If Edit:1.l.n:if-rsfn Hele ug: Raye Sfroup e n. e Ferry Helen Ciztzkin I-f,1r4.,:ref ZPTTS FA, I.'I 1' Lfiss Dill '.Ir. L :rstn O UT THEE WE Sl B Front row L Iohnson C Borkrn K McNe1sh B Lorson P Iohnson G Gehret C Roth rock H Buqosh Second row I Storcovrc C Rrsdorf A Moslok C Moyle V Petrrs A Euqosh L Hon sen l-I Idcol son I Goldfn Mrs Pork G Beals R Edqren E Antrrson P Jrxon I N1 kel Mu rc wells the breeze ond o rt doe when the Mrxed Chorus bursts 1nto song Due to the lorqe number of members lost through qroduotron ond rn other woys 1t was decrded by Mrs Pork drrector to combme the Boys Chorus ond Grrls Chorus thrs yeor to moke o qrcrnd totdl of thrrty two members rn the Mrxed Chorus The mmol oppeoronce ot the qroup was ot the Iumor ploy The Chorus also song ot the other three closs plctys ln December they presented the onnuol Chrrstmcrs poq eont Peoce on Eorth whrch wcrs very much rn keeprnq wrth the present doy srtudtron Not to be outdone by the Choruses of prevrous yeors edrly rn the yeor they elected therr oftrcers Frncrl results showed thot Corol Moyle was elected Presrdent Ioe SIGTCOVIC Vrce Presrdent Kothleen McNe1sh Secretory Vero Peters Lrbrorron ond Iohn Delrmon Ass1stontL1brorrc1n The operetto ln Goy Hovono wos presented 1n Aprrl by the Mtxed Chorus under Mrs Pcrrks drrectron The settrnq was o newly opened hotel rn Hovoncr ond recounted the expert ences of the frrst quests A not unusuol Lotrn Amerrcon revo lutron broke out crnd mystery ond romonce followed Leodrnq roles were ployed by Cctrol Moyle Albert Zmz Cecrlro Rosdort Iohn Delrmon Iohn Humenlk Betty Lcrrson Lors Iohnson Pdulrne Humoney Brll Lrttle ond Arnold Anderson 26 't I x 1 . 3 W I it A .. 1 l V I C I I I I ' V I V I I ' . Third row-A. Zinz, R. Kizind, B. Little, I. Humenik, I. Delimfrn, R. Moyle, A. Burnett, . , . cr - , .. I , . 'C S S S S . . , . , - , , J ' , A : ' , : , ' ' 7 I Al Ill I . , , I l I 4 I I I , , , I I ' ACTION TI-IL STHLNGTH UE UEMUIQHAEY I 'j 'QE'HEi 1 ,H .Q '.'.'1fI'I'2.E-, llE'fJI1'I', 1' . Iii-1 HV! I.AW. I 'I 1 v ir 1? 'k ' 9' -.1 I 'A 4, 555, ' 1 uv, :Q - 4 -1 . N., , I. , . I ,IQ V. tj:-j I , U N , , U I 4 ,Q . f' , f :,f f,-,, gm -' 1 f I 4 ,, .1 ' 1 . qv ' W. . f 'Q jx. I' b N A-M Y, i ,X ...v I, A ,v .. , , fi 'V' W' K lr A1 'J A T . : ' A L 2 ' ' 1' -r iw Q - V- 4.-- ' ? ' ' .,. 4, , w' 95 ',. Q 11 2 W 7, y V ,getty 'Vrvr xr, 7 W , wx 'QE gf - - 4 , . I ' , I ,, A , V 51's y gi ' I Jlkf' ' 7 P ' , K ' K J F ,295 Q ' . 4 ip!! f . X I M R Rs p h .fy JV t X ' 7 kg '. 4 12: 5 . -S1 val wffzq ,L -4 ,4 :IQ E r Vg Ba si! sixf , zz! U 5 57 :xj PQ? v5 , ' A' I, f- 1, M M 1-PM Q A 4 9 fr? , ,f?.w 4.:2ff1g,.- A f , f -' ,X ,,, S 4 4 4 GHITIIHU THEATRE UT EU UPEHATTU On a sultry September 6 of last fall Cooper s football warrrors started pract1ce wrth 30 eager cand1dates ready to do or d1e Coach Nolan w1th them on borrowed t1me unttl the Army A1r Corps called h1m and Assrstant Coach Sm1th set to work to mould a team from several of last year lettermen and C n enthu 1 asttc group of prospects Instead of the usual etght game schedule the l942 roster con 1 ted of only frve due to transportatron d1ff1cult1es For three weeks they worked 1n torr1d weather So the day of therr f1rst game desplte the heat they surged ahead to defeat Blgler Twp by a score of l2 7 Thls defeat was by a much narrower margm than the 39 O of both the two preced1ng years The game Wllh Snow Shoe proved to be one of the hardest fought of the season 'lhe COODGIHIGDS aetermlned to obllterate last year s defeat at the hands of Snow Shoe came from behrnd twrce to defeat the cocky Snow Shoe team to the tune of 14 12 The lads from Osceola moved tn for thetr annual game here and brought wrth them Coopers fxrst defeat The Vrkmgs scored f1rst but farled to convert the extra polnt Osceola scored next and they were successful 1n k1ck 1ng the much chertshed extra po1nt Thrs put them 1n the lead whtch lead they kept desplte threats through the remamder of the game As the season wore on the V1k1ngs rm proved therr tacttcs and the Curwensv1lle game found them 1n t1p top shape From the begm mng wh1stle the game Was packed wlth thrllls the two teams battlmg tenacrously throughout Sedlak opened th1ngs wrth a br1ll1ant offs1de Cheerleaders Carol Moyle Elame Bachman lsabel Schloskx Cecxlra Rasdort run whlch netted the V1k1ngs the1r flrst touch down Thls Sllff contest resulted ln a vlctory for the Coopernlans by a score of 20 12 Extra exc1tement was suppl1ed when a Cooper end almost rumed Curwensvllle s upr1ghts 1n mak ng certam h1s team s vlctory The day of days the annual battle w1th Pl'11l1pSb1lfQ frnally came The records of the two teams revealed that the game could be anybody s After a scoreless flrst quarter the V1k1ngs who had been dom1nat1ng the playrng unt1l then plunged ahead for the frrst touch down but unfortunately falled to connect for the extra potnt Although on several other occa slons they threatened to score the f1ISf half ended wtth Cooper wtth a one touchdown lead In the second half the Mounta1neers returned w1th a vengeful determ1nat1on and t1ed the score tmmedrately Fa1l1ng to get the extra polnt the game ended m a t1e Wtth thls MORAL vrctory Cooper ended a most success ful season The V1k1HqS also dld thelr brt for Uncle Sam 1n an extra game w1th Cooper Alumnl adm1ss1on for whlch Was pard 1n War Stamps by players coaches and spectators Although the V1k1ngs were defeated the cause was a worthy one 1 . - - . .- , , . t , . ,. -, Q , Q ' r r - , ss . ' , , . Q T 1 - ' H rr . l . , . , I - . I 1 L - - U - I - , LETTEHME Many's the time CAPTAIN SEDLAK thrilled Cooper fans with his open- field-running when his short, stocky legs drove him through the strongest line. CO-CAPTAIN IOHNSON, the general of Coopers air attacks saved many a game with his passes which were accurate no matter what the distance. Waiting to catch those passes was RASDORF. a hard-fighting end who powerfully defended his side of the line. To make it safe for the backfield men was DOHLOF. the stiff-charging and breaking guard. The tackle position was handled capably by ZINZ, the shortest yet one of the hardest blockers in the line. RAUCH formerly team manager, tried his luck this year at center and although it was his first try he displayed great spirit. A thrust at any time was versatile NEIL GRAY, who could buck a line as well as carry the ball around end. An excellent left-end substitute was GUST FISCH, who was never caught napping on end runs. The other end position was well taken care of by ball-hawk MILES PELTON, a distinguished defense player. The varsity center position was handled by ROGER MOYLE, a newcomer, who evidenced the fight of a veteran. Another of Coopers passers, IESS KEPHART, did noble work in leading interference. BOB DIXON. a substitute guard and tackle, earned his first letter for his season of hard work and stick-to-it-iveness. One of the two Freshman who earned letters was AL BARNETT, who did a superb job in the guard position. A late comer to Cooper's team was KARL FOLMAR who made his side of the line one of the strongest spots on the team. ig I-1171111 P, Sf dlgk Co Captain l.. lohrisoti F. Hasdorf A. Zinz A. Rauch, N. Grey M. Pelton Ae.. X ACTION AT COOPER y Erfn zr fmrr ssl l'1::.2f f-n ,. . - , 731- T ry V' iss 1-, rrr 'rr r.' :.r., rr :ra rn SEHUUL CALENDAR ll is rrlwcxys lnferesllnq fo look nrerrfcrlly lufrcgk over CI sclrool your Clflflff,?IIllIllSCGC.ITJOUlllSllI1IJfBOIllIlijS, fuollr qrecrt rxrrd Slllllll. Tlrrxl is wlrrff flrls sclrool colendcxr does, only in fl II1C,1l6?IklC1lWC1Y. Now don your Hrnernory cons ond book you go fo . . . . AUGUST Sl. Sclrool beqonl Qld crcquolnfcrnoes were re- newed ond new friends mode. Clronqes were rrrirny, including Three new teoclfers ond o difference in olcrss solredule. SEPTEMBER 26. Elrsf fooilooll qrrrrie of fire sefrson ond fl1e V1lC1I'1LJS were of? to cr qood sfcrrf. Tlroy wan from Brqler Twp., l2?f. OVTQBER 29. Tl.e lunfor lhlfIll7'Nf?lm'Tl1 rvrrfy wus lflk. All irrofsfia rreferzf lrrrd FI grfxrid flrrLe. fU:.rcgu11 fi .'fQ silqys ffzr Jfrcikfff lrzrrferrrs were successfully experirnerrfed w1f:1.l NOVEMBER ll. The losf, but ivy rzf, rrrefzns ffre Iedsf, foofhirll gdzrne of fne sedson Cooper versus Eirrlrrsnrfrq. Result B-Cfl buf fx r:.orul victory for C. T. R. S. NOVEMBER l9. The Senrors sponsored flro onnudl Eoofboll Pfrrfy, fl crowning clirnox fo F1 Enqlrly successful foollddll season, EJEVEMBER 4. Tlre lunior olfrss rlfry, My Motl1er-ln'Lr.:w, wwf CI rrrrfrferoo. Edrqe crufflerrfgffs fIllF'I1'l l buff. l',4':!lU!!l.fIIL'ffQ f:rJf7f.f,fr!2r1!: f1s nf fl,e olfrss '.'Jffrf4frrff:1l',1 1Il If '1i '-Afl. School Calendar DECEMBER 18. Peace on Earth, the Christmas pag- eant, attracted a la r g e n u m b e r. lt injected a hopeful o ut lo o lc in this war-torn world. IANUARY 4, 1943. After a long vacation, the students returned. The bus sched- ule was made later to eliminate walking to bus- es in the dark of the early morn. IANUARY 14 and 15. An unhappy occasion was mid-year examina- tions. Students h u r r i e d through the halls with wor- ried expressions on their faces and pre-occupied looks in their eyes. IANUARY 19, Mr. Nolan departed for Uncle Sam's Air Corps. He was missed by all and will be long re- membered. IANUARY 25. Miss Shope, successor to Mr Nolan, arrived. IANUARY 29. A spine-chilling play, Aunt Susie Shoots the Works, was presented by the Senior class. Three perform- ances were given to enthusiastic audiences. FEBRUARY 19. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, the Soph- omore class play, drew large crowds from far and near. MARCH 9. The most successful magazine campaign in Coopers history was ended. Net receipts were iB572.5U. MARCH ll. Back to early time again. The days of delayed arrivals at school were over and spring was giving short pre- views. MARCH 19. Almost Eighteen, a dramatic comedy, was the last of the plays for the year. APRIL 30. ln Gay Havana, an operetta presented by the Mixed Chorus, transported its audiences South of the Border' for a time, to listen to a grand story told with gay music. IANUARY-fAPRlL. On days during these months, Senior boys left for the Armed Forces. This number totaled six. MAY 6. The Sophomores toolc an afternoon off from studies for their annual lamboree, held this year in the form of a picnic on the school grounds. MAY 18 and 19. Exams again but this time FINAL exams. MAY 21, 23, and 24. Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Coni- rnencernent, respectively, were held on these dates. MAY 27. The last day of school. Friends parted with best wishes for the future. And so ends another volume in the his- tory of Cooper Township High School! 'IO ov Lakai Out for a spin. T?.rr-f- lf-ttf-rmfn kr-f-r.in'gf1f. Be-forw Bill oincd they N ivy. 'Study in black and wnitef After a hard day's practice. Doing his part on the home front, Carcl in 'Ninburne not lceland. s in Kirthrrus nn? Niagara Falls. Iv v HOME FRONT DEFENSE fx-df T -f 1151- SVITTTITS PATRIOTISM F1 st Ard When our country was frrst frghtrng for her lrberty a young patr ot faced wrth death by the enemy sard l regret that l have but one lrfe to grve for my ountry Thrs was ratrrotrsrn Nathan l-lale loved hrs country l-le possessed a feelrng that should be held by all of us and should be strengthened untrl 11 becomes a passron as rt was wrttr lrrnr But Just to love ones country rs not patrrot rsnr We must serve our country defend rt from the forces that are tryrng to suppress democracy protect llS glnts and upnold ITS laws When we do thrs grvrng our country everythrng we have even cur lrves rf neces sary we earn the rrgnt to oe called true pa trrots ld has an equal op f tunrty to oecorne a true patrrot whether by servrng hrs country on the battle front or on tne home front To day many Amerrcans a e domg tnerr utrr ost n Frvrlran Defense arf ng as 1 ot are Just as essentral to the war erfort as that of carryrng a gun on the front lrnes An other frne example of patrrotrsrn rs shown by he effort out fortn by the Arnerrcan farmer o do hrs part to supply our frghtrng ard wcrlcrng rrren wrth vrtal food supplres Today rn schools all over Arnerrca 1 rr ud Joys ind grrls are lendrng tl err allowances o Un le San through Nar 1 u 1 Q therr parents are grvrng trll rt hurts to buy War bonas All these people are Arnerrcans tfrey are patrrots They are fulfrllrng every rrng for Whrcfr the Word patrrotrsrn stands or trey are fa thfully dorng t e r ng tre rrran behrnd the gun T re sprrrt of self sacrrfrce na Jr lor oaay s una 1o save our c unt y fro errrble o rors rnflrcted on rt DY ar tators ,tn otner r es of evrl that are see-lang to estrfy fu dernocracy and f des'r y 1 e t at rre .ff 1 s F r Jl L. I I fn l 1 - ' A ' 4 t 1 . l 1 ,A , 4 .V . . ' ' ' ' ' ' A ' i ' ' ' , V I I V! ' 4 f I ' I A YK I I I 5 f l I V , , 1 1 l ' ' ' ' . r r ' ' ' 11 ' ' ' ' ' A - 1 1 c 1. Q ' izzzips 5 ac 1 I I - , , ' ri 1 - l ' I ' A ' . 1 1 ' Q11 - . Q, 1 1 tl' ' l ' Q111 - 1. -, ' N ' ' f f E 1 i ' hor fob backf ' ' l - r E ' . ' . I 1 ' ' Y ' ' ' a ' 11 ln America every rrran, woman and burning rn the heart of every true American cl1r por ' ' t A rc bc ' ' 1 co 11 r ' 1 :11 the ' T ' ' t ' 1, E1 f 1 ' ' l 1 , f f d 11 to c ' f -cc ' f ' r '1 1 ' 1 d o 1, 'r 1 - to loc. c ii, 1 9 ' ' ggyfqgqj f kg 1 sozrrt r,f1s::trrct1srr1 Fr 1 , c' crib li our rrearts. TI ll care 44 Q4 A zferLLL5i1fL9 F P VICTORY Sy BUY f WAR 1 BONDS f if STAMPS ll ' .. J X1 -1, :X UNITED STATES ' x 3 AND 'lql W -- JOHN ASHLEY DENNIS .IR PCDST NO 437 M fHffQ.'g R330 American Legion Plfnllpsburg Pa I . , . - - X' ,Q I X- 'R Y 0, 3 swf, 'Sri . . . . , . 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