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

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1945 volume:

Mow gyaford re5e1fLf TA g00,22Tl'llGl'l 9 94 C P QOPY LOPY C OP! 4-0 PUBLISHED HE TUDENTS 'P H f i , V , g Copy Zbn I .,4.,.,..,. ..,.,:, , r 2,113 , - .Y jp INT YEAR OF 1945 BY THE S I 4' 4 x 00l9er wp ,Jug C 00 WINBURNE PA. B If VL? lftl' PULLJQ J . M oamed OUR ACHIEVEMENTS Since September 5th the opening of school much progress has been niade at Cooper Township High School The long awaited and hard worked for cafeteria was established Our stage has been improved by the purchase and installation of new footlights and a new curtain the lc ttei a gift of the class of l944 All our araniatic attempts were big successes The sale of war bonds and stamps was above average The Curtis subscription campaign was the Yes Cooper has spent a profitable year We the Seniors of l945 are proud to have helped bring about this success Our only hope is that future Coopernians will be a happy and successful in her halls as we have been OUR TRADITIONS Four years at Cooper' Years to be long re ineinbered YVe have and will continue to enioy having fun and meeting new friends classmates teachers This year we have been unable to participate in the long held traditions such as the chorus orchestra band and football games We have still shown our school spirit by elect ing class officers going dramatic for plays seeing baseball games eating in the cafeteria and above all attending classes These are our traditions Through our mistakes our accomplishments and our willingness to work we have learned the trait of Coopernians We Coopernians will always remember these Our Tra ditionsl Tho Cooperman 3 LAM n wo X B Qy sy, R I biggest financial success inAits history. BOARD OF EDUCATION FACULTY SENIORS IUNIORS OVLOI' To Mrs Beatrrpe Park we dedrcate thrs l945 Coopernxan Her s1ncere concern for our wel fare her co operatlon and 1nterest has won her the adrrnratlon and respect of the entrre student body Although some days the Senxors have trted her patlence to the breakmq pomt her sense of humor IS never found lackmg Her patlence and understandtnq nature has been an ITISDITCI tton to all who have known her not only rn the classroom but at all tunes She IS always ready to hsten to our problems and help us by suqqestmq methods of solvmq them ln and out of class students have qamed much from her qu1dance and adv1ce Mrs Park has played a larqe part 1n our class GCl1V1l19S To her we owe the success of several outstandlnq class plays and other events She has been the homeroom sponsor for the Senrors for four consecutlve years Dur 1nq those four years her flawless prmcrples have left an 1ndel1ble xmprmt on every student Th1s Coopernlan w1ll be 1n future years a memento of the four happy years we have spent under her qmdance days made happy by her assoclatlon and frlendshlp May the remarnmg students of Cooper contmue to Slf1VG for those hlqh 1deals wh1ch she has so loyally supported Mrs Beatrlce Park Th Cooperman 4 YM 1 I - I I ' - ' with whom she has come ln contact. SOPHOMORES...FROSH...PUBLICATIONS...PLAYS. ATHLETICS ,xgcfzieuemenfd Tim C001 Marc! gyzmcafion The students ot Coooer Townshtp Hrgh School w1sh to show the1r apprec1at1on to the gentlemen who help to make our edu catlon posslble The people of the townslnp choose these men because of the1r w1ll1ngness to help and thelr mterest 1n future educatron Among our many new added pleasures at Cooper IS the Cafeterla Through the Wholehearted cooperatlon of the stu dents plus the generosrty of the Board the cafeterla 1S progres srng rap1dly Th1s IS somethmg that has long been looked lorward to and flnally attalned We shall contlnue to lmprove lt The Board has readlly found substltutes for teachers ln many cases Thls IS Just one of the Board s many act1v1t1es The faculty make up the other halt of the school admmnrs t1at1ve body Thelr work lS heavy and upon thelr shoulders rests the respons1b1l1ty of maklng future c1t1zens for tomorrow s world We extend many thanks to the1r splendld Work For all these advantages and opportunrtres the students of Cooper Townshlp Hlgh School extend thetr apprectatlon to the Board of Educatlon Lett to Rlqht W Hobert Iohnson Charles T Shuqarts Clalr Har tle Ossre Merrrtt Al fred Moyle Henry Bend 1 The Coopernxan 6 I . . . . 1 . . . - 1 . . . . . . 4 MR. LARSON: Our supervising principal. . .admired by all. . .teaches algebra ll and triaonometry. . .always ready and willing to help students with difficulties. MRS. PARK: Teaches Enalish l and lI...greatly admired by her French students. . .very fond of music. . .an accomplished violinist and pianist. . .her red hair has no effect on her temper. MRS. SKELTON: Teaches English lll and lV...introduces Freshmen to Latin. . .takes care of tho library ..,... excels in giving memory selections to her English students. MISS IONES: Specializes in teaching history... delights in aivinq daily quizzes...enioys life and ...teachina...easy to get along with...lilces to dancc...can always be counted upon for a good lauah. Burdett E. Larson Beatrice S. Park A. B., M. Ed. B. A. Betty W. Skelton M. Kathryn Jones A. B. B. S. Ubi? .3-QCMA. .... HAVE GUIDED 7 US INTELLIGENTLY Chester A. Beam May VI. Love B. S. B. S. Martha E. Ward l, Marie Gulbranson B. S. B. A. Jil ' 11 -X The Coopernian MR. BEAM: Coopers baseball coach. . .teaches science, algebra l, general math. and plane geometry. . .great lover of classical music. . .plays the piano for pleasure. MRS. LOVE: A new member of the faculty... teaches general business, English ll, typing and law .,.likes to give check-up tests in law...adviser of the 'Cotohiscf . .the Afl in her heart is overseas. MISS WARD: Teaches fundamentals of homefmal-:ing and biology...another new member of the faculty...althouqh small she accomplishes much. . .has charge of the cafeteria. MISS GULBRANSON: Prepares pupils for the bus- iness world. . .assists Mr. Larson in the office. . .one of the new members of the faculty. . .has a pleasing personality. . .wears a 'sparklerf --7 if.. of ii. ap SENIOR OFFICERS President ...... . . . Frank Rackish Vice-President . .. .... Gloria Renaud Secretary .... . . . Michael Deliman Treasurer . . . . . Iune Hutchings F. Raulcish, l. l-lutchinas, G. Renaud, M. Deliman lt has long been the custom at Cooper to choose the top fifth of those graduating as the honor roll. This year the honor group is headed by Iune Hutchings, valedictorian and Frank Rackish, salutatorian. The other members of HONOR STUDENTS lunc Hutchings Valedictorian Frank Raclcish Salutatorian Francis Picard Dolores Liegoy Gloria Renaud Faiks Moore Frances Evan The Coopernian - 8 the group in order of their scholastic ranking are: Francis Picard, Dolores Liegey, Gloria Renaud, Parks Moore and Frances Evan. These students not only ranked high in their class but also helped to make other activi- ties a success. Three of them were selected as Senior Class Officers. 0141 20,125 QW AAQI' Elected Pres1dent for four years and salu tatorlan of h1s class' Prankle who was one of the few boys who answered Uncle Sams call 1S now serv1ng rn the Navy When he left for the SGTVICG Glorla Renaud replaced h1m as Pres1dent We Coopernrans want to wrsh Frankre the best of luck and we hope that he w1ll f1nd success at every port 8I'lL0l ,Mil t0l g ln September 1941 seventy four meek but determmed students entered Cooper to become the graduatron class of 1945 Yes we were meek but our determmatlon overshadowed our meekness and we were not long 1n prov 1ng the rn1t1at1ve we possessed by select1ng able leaders Frank Rack1sh Pres1dent Burton Cowder V1ce Pres1dent Glorla Renaud Secre tary Leroy Anderson Treasurer The class was well represented on the gr1d 1ron as well as 1n the band orchestra dram atlcs and choral groups We made a good start to a successful four years ln September 1942 we started thts year not as shy Freshmen but as enthus1ast1c Soph omores The class offmcers were Frank Racklsh Pres1dent less Kephart Vxce Pres1dent Glorra The two lettermen were less Kephart and Robert Duron Elarne Bachman a new member of the class won recogn1t1on as a cheerleader and Dlck Grey as manager of the football team It was w1th a sad heart that we saw less Kep hart leave us to serve 1n Uncle Sam s Navy Our frrst attempt at dramatlcs was Adven tures of Tom Sawyer wh1ch was the years most flnanctal success and wh1ch also proved our dramatrc talents Bes1des th1s we also partlclpated 1n other extra currlcular GCl1V1l19S The Sophomore Iamboree was the soclal h1t of the season and 1t ended our Sophomore year at Cooper but everyone looked forward to the next year when they would return as Iumors We began our Iumor year by electmg Frank Rack1sh as Pres1dent for h1s thlrd con secutrve year Iune Hutch1ngs as V1cePres1 dent G1or1a Renaud as Secretary for her thrrd year Eleanor L1ttle as Treasurer The f1rst festrve occasron was the Iumor Frank Rackzsh Hallowe en party wh1ch proved to be a mem orable mght to all who attended Agam came the chance to prove our dramatrc ab1l1ty by pre sent1ng the smash h1t All Amerrcan Famrly The year was cl1maxed by a Iun1or Sen1or Banquet wh1ch was g1ven to the Senlors to make the1r last year at Cooper an unforgettable one Last September we returned to Cooper to complete our f1nal year But now the war had begun to make changes Bob Dtxon Frank Racklsh B111 Llttle and Carl Borger were called to the colors before they were able to f1n1sh the ent1re year Iune Hutchmgs also left at m1d term to take up further studres at Lock Haven State Teachers College Pres1dent Glorla Renaud V1cePres1dent Michael Dellman Secretary lune Hutchlngs Treasurer After Frank Rackrsh left for the Navy Glorla Renaud became our Pres1dent Leroy Anderson frlled the vacancy of Vrce Pres1dent Davrd Watson replaced lune Hutch 1ngs as Treasurer We were well represented rn the baseball l1ne ups and 1n all the other extra currlcular act1v1t1es throughout the year We presented the Sen1or Class play The Green Llght wh1ch was a mystery play and one of the hrgh llghts of the year The Semor party and p1cn1c were the socral events of the season and w1ll be long remem bered by all who attended them At last came the three brg events of our school l1fe thus far Class N1ght Baccalaureate and Commencement These events shall never d1e 1n the hearts or memorles of the1r graduated class They were a f1tt1ng end to four happy years at Cooper wh1ch all passed away too qurckly The Coopemicm 9 . . , . , , . . Y ,L , . I - I I - A I ' 2 ' , ' : ' . : , - ' I I - - ' , ' I I I I s 1 , - : ' , Renaud, Secretary: Eleanor Little, Treasurer. Our Chosen ,leaders were Prfmk Rugklsh' , , - : , , , I , . , ' I . I 1 I A II . 4 . I I , - 11 l . H - ' ' - I - - - 1 1 , . ' ' - - 1 1 : ' ' . . 1 ' . ' . enior Anderson Leroy Bachman Plame Barnes Rrta Beals Ted Borqer Carl Bunyak Catherlrwf ANDERSON LEROY Andy One of the SPUIOPS from Lansc helped to make our plays a success bv hrs aCt1nq ablhty and h1s work as staqe manager plays as a rlqht helder on the baseball team known by all hts school trrends as Andy or Sparky one of Coopers future farmers BACl'lv'AN EIAINP Batth A oretty qrrl vxho fled from Harrlsburq to JOIH us rn our Sophomore year her soprano vorce makes rs to become a vocahst and srnq w1th a famous orchestra preterably Fred Warrnqs an efflclent orhce worker works on the Cooperman and the Cotohrsc BARNES Hl'lA Freezers One of the sophlshcated sen1or q1rls captr vator of male hearts always present when there rs lun to be had she proved her talent as n actress ln Class plays not very fond ot school loves baseba'l games mtends to work rn Towanda New York beautrtul blond han and hazel blue eyes weakness sarlors BEALS TED Teddy One of the lvloshannon boys qood sportsmar and trrend plays on the Cooper baseball team Busrness Manager of the Coopernran appeared on Cooper s staqe th1s year and won YECOQHIUOH enhsted rn the Navy weakness rs brunettes qood lookmq and well mannered BORCEh CARL ud Among hrs many trrends are hrs Chevrolet coupe and a lass from Karthaus he left us rn February of fellow hkes to tease qrrls proud possessor ot a Parker BUNYAK CATHLRINF Catty Catty has a sense ot h.1mor a very pretty qrrl keeps ler arrhsh lqure by doma larm work ter heart IS rn Urzttmq loves to dance always wrth her rrend Ann qreat lover ot movres plans to be a stenrurapher akes rnterest m Bookkeep ma Kfddj The Coope rman 10 i ,N A , ' .1 V Q F 'W ,t. , I- I: - AW, , : F her the star singer of the Senior Class. . .her ambition to serve Uncle Sam in the Army. . .a carefree type A ' G I t r , -- , . , . endow Cjfcwd Dehman Michael Dlxon Robert Evan Frances Folmar latnes Folmar Paul Grey Rrchard DFI IMAN MICHAEL Delly Doesn t belleve 1n the sloaan Sllenre rs qolden but never wxnds up behlnd the e1qht ball plays the ptano accord1on and the prano mterested 1 baseball plays ID the W1nhurne and Snow Shoe orchestra a member of the 4H Club h1s ambx t1on 1S to vtork on hrs fathers farm and help w1n Vutory Class Secretary Ono of the Senxors IH SGTVICG left the latter part of tlns year great star on our football and baseball teams usually seen dr1v1nq hrs black Plymouth hls ambltxon IS to become a mort1c1an a ladys man emoyed teaslng everyone EVAN FRANCES Fran Helpful and always capable of pertormlnq tasks set before her Sxmphctty IH all thlnqs IS undoubt edly her motto sewmq and cookmq her hobbles wants to be a secretary quxet but slncere proved her actmg ab1l1ty ln class plays worked as lxbrarxan for two years FOLIVIAR IAMES rm Izm IS one of the few blondes of the class has made many of the plays a great success by hzs acttna abrlrty owns a Chevey l1kes to dance personaltty plus has a host of frlends an expert at frxxng flat tlres emoys Proms and redheads vrslts Moshannon qurte frequently A handsome lad w1th dimples ana wavy halr a lot of fun llkes to arque whether hes rrght or wrong frequent trxps to Moshannon to see a Fresh1e proved hrs actlng ab1l1ty for the flrst t1me thxs year lrkes to farm mterested tn 1o1n1nq the Navy GREY RICHARD Dlck Would llke to make h1s career playlnq trombone 1n Tommy Dorseys orchestra Mrss Iones problem rn Hxstory doesnt care for anythlnq but Elaxne plays 1n the VV1nburne and Snow Shoe orchestra hnds It hard to get to school before noon The Cooperman I1 Drxom, ROBERT: Bob rouvuxn, PAUL: Pimp enior Gruendler Dolores l-lartle Mary Hodae Carl l'ltllClnl1l lQS lune Kelemen Maraarvt KIZIFG Gertrud 4 hlllNltllh l3OlOlxlS Dolly Acttons speak louder than words lllces to wrlte letters to SOld1GTS to become a store clerk IS ner ambmon trrendly and smcere has a pleas ant smlle or everyone reading IS her hobby HARTLE MARK Drck has trouhle keeptna tract of her many boy frxends takes l1tc as 1t corr es l1kes to dance and see rnovms qutte a tallcer a neat bookkee-per tc nds to u ork at the Capxtol IH l-larrlsbura HODGE t3AFll DLIVIG' Pottersdales alll to Cooper the experxenced htker to and from the bus stop hkes to wrxte and read poetry blushes easily when teased wants to attend Lock Haven to become an elementary tearher HUTLHINGS IUNE Hutchre Valedlctorlan of her class very studlous and emoys good readxnq left Cooper at rnrd semester to enter Lock Haven her ambmon IS to become a doctor excellent mathemahcxan certaln to suc ceed heart mterest from Allport KELEMEN MARGARET Kelly to llbrary emoys playtnq the plano and drtvlnq her Pontlac never wlthout Gertle works n both Cooperman and Cotohtsc one of Mtss Gulbransons apt shorthand pupzls rnterested aeronautlcs KIZINA GERTRUDE Gertte Tall and stately lovely complexlon and dark brown han' would lxke to go to college always 1n a Jokmq mood hkes to cook and sew always ready for fun yet she has her serlous slde too CAM The Cooperman 12 -sv' - I - - - - w w ' . V W' . ' A happy-ao-lucky qirl with many admirers. . . Pretty and vivacious. . .devotes much of her time 'A ' :1 ' ' o A f , ' ' ' ' . ' ' . . .' in enior Q65 Kolrvosky Edward Kovash Prarl lxrupar Paul Lregny Catherrns Lreqey Dolores Lrttle Eleanor KOLIVOSLY EDWARD Eddre Always has a good exguse for br lnq absent has a great love for he out ot doors hrs tavorrte pastrnre rs huntrnq hrs ambrtron to become a prlot very quret esperrally around women has rbrhty but doe sn t rare to use rt lrkes to read novels rn rlasses One of thu bestdressecl and nest lookrnq qrrls rn the class xntends to be a housewrte after the war rs over and Gregg returns from the Navy llkes rnovres and dammq enloys anytlunq where Greqq ls ronrerncd beautrtul brown tresses lxllUPAR PAUL Krup The quls tease hrm about hrs curly ha1r makes rr habrt ot rnrssmq the bus arnuses hrs classmates wrth his humor very very bashtul but loves to tell tokts mterestecl rn baseball but tarmrnq keeps hun qurte busy wants to torn the Navy LIFGEY CATHERINE Cathre An attrartrve dark hatred qrrl from Karthaus very straraht forward and frank has a terrrtlc tem per Wl'l1Cl't shr rontrols very mcely very good stu dent m Enqlrsh and really emoys rt her ambrtron rs to become tr nurse always wrth her Cousrn from Karthaus One of the Karthaus qanq Chnl ot Cooper man very drlrqent worker great love for avra TIOIT has what rt tal-tes to aet aronq III everythrnq expects to begome a modern versron of Florence Nrqhtrnqale loves to do math rrohlems bound to suaeecl LITTLE ELEANOR Shortre Very prompt and precrse great talent for act ma cheerleader tor two years ambrtron IS to berorne a nurse specral hkmq for Snow Shoe boys and her pal Ann dotes on movres and danclnq pleasant to everyone Th Cooperman l3 L ,M 6: . I , V 1 ' , F KOVASH, PEARL: Pear-tie UHGEY, DOLORESI l0Gnr1G enior McLaughl1n Ann Moore Parks Vloyle Alfred Peters Vera Prcard Franc rs Rackrsh Frank MLLAUGFLIN ANN M4Laughlrn A drlrgent puprl h s a grft of gab neat appearance appears to be quret bull' rntends to enter college ambrtron rs to become a French and Latrn teacher lovely soprano vorce dellghts rn drrvrna her car wears a lot of costume yewelry A quret mrld tempered boy from Karthaus accomplrshes what he sets out to do weakness for blondes frrendly and smcere another good math student wrote numerous artrcles for news paper good Englrsh student grrls say he re semlnles Tlrrhan Bey MOYLE ALFRED Boy Boy rs the blonde comedran of the Senror Class has a ready remark for everything seldom seen alone blondes are hrs specralty always manages to be rn some krnd of a Jam hrs wrt rn Englrsh class keeps Mrs Skelton on her toes en Joys Home EC class delrghts rn aggravatrng cer tam teachers PETERS VERA Vera Happy go lucky Vera always present wrth her hearty laugh and her wrt a true pal worth havrng lovely alto vorce whrch added an extra feature to plays has a specral rnterest rn Phrlrps burg Smooth dancer studrous a daslrrng fellow and a lot of fun Just ask the grrls wrll he a G l soon after graduatron arm rs to become a teacher after the war not afrard to grve hrs oprnron on thrngs RACKISH FRANK Frankre Frank left us to rom the Navy held four year term as presldent of class srncere honest and truthful has a host of frrends wants to become a druggrst after the war very quiet when alone but wart trll he gets rn a crowd a good frrend of Mrs Skelton 6L:5:5 The Cooperman 14 , 1 A r '...a ' - - 'rw ' MOORE, PARKS: Parksie PICARD, FRANCIS: Buster enior Kfdfffif llasdorf, Oscar Renaud, Gloria Shifter, Levina Terry, Ann Watson, David Watson, Gregg Westwood, Mary HASDOHF, OSCAH: Bosco Quite a ladies rnan. . .his wavy hair fascinates the girls...has the home room in an uproar with his witticisms. . .always finds excuses for being absent. . .Coopers baseball Star and football letter- man...enioys trapping, hunting, and fishing...a good sport in everything. RENAUD, GLORIA: Diz A pretty girl who hails from Karthaus. . .a smile for everyone...interested in everything and every- one around her. . .lives to eat. . .Cotohisc Chief... landed a rob before school was out. . .would make a very efficient secretary. SHIFTER, LEVINA: Lee Friendly, mild-mannered girl from Karthaus... enjoys Home Ec. . .very neat and orderly...she ex- pects to follow in the footsteps of The Lady with the Larnp ...makes friends wherever she goes... well-liked by pupils and teachers. TERRY, ANN: Terry Ouiet and attractive. . .likes to dance. . .shines in Shorthand ll. . .always has her hair just so. .. fond of her Grassflat pals. . .made her debut on stage in Senior Class play. . .wants to work in Washing- ton. . .likes a certain soldier. WATSON, DAVlD: Archie A handsome boy and liked by the girls. . .class treasurer in his last year...active in baseball and dramatics. . .good sense of humor. . .often seen with a blonde classmate.. .slow motion personified. . .en- ioys square dancing. WATSON, GHEGG: Sonny Loves baseball, football, and a lovely girl from Winburne...ace pitcher of team for two years... active in plays and newspaper work...expects to join the Navy after graduation. . .an expert typist. WESTWOOD, MARY: Mary Our only Senior from Munson. , .our only red- head. . .has talent for writing poetry. . .very quiet . . .thorough. . .plans to work for Bell Telephone Com- pany after graduation. . .well-liked by all who know her. The Coopernicm - 15 '75 O Vw UH C HKU UNO Vo lV 1 1 fa w rr U osfgl cm K Iohnsrvn V Tow or E S blog 1 1 Rfv 4 1 04 c r lfLlfLlf0l 61,55 lfl,l'LL0l 05:5 Qnairf B K115l1r1cr A Heuion D 101191 P1fITl1l'1CI I Erwkscn F Couterr C Gelml M Harvey wuond fwfvv Dobnsh F Kap C111 M Hocver F Ruymvnd M Cuenoi M Mnflc my S Buqosh E Scimnn 1l11rd Row W Kotowskl C OIl11qe1 T Lulson R Edqren H K1111c1 Hams lovm W Rauch r-Q T119 Coopernicn - 16 zfmior A5 for? Last years Sophomores, but grown up since ttien and now luniors, immediately put their shoulder to the wheel in an effort to retain their previous high standing. Elected to assist Miss lones with the such cessful carrying out of class affairs were: Thomas Larson, President: Paul Hartle, Vice President: lean Erickson, Secretary: Gloria Fleming, Treasurer. As the opening feature of what was to prove a very successful social season came the funior Halloween party on October l9, pro! claimed by all an enjoyable occasion. The dramatic season was ushered in on December i9 when the versatile luniors again scored a triumph in a three-act comedy entitled, Coznin' Thru the Rye. We luniors also received acclaim in the scholastic field by having the largest represen- tation in the honor groups. IUNZOH HONOR GROUP ns ow ff. Matsko, ff. billy, D. Potter, I. Erickson, M, Harvey, A Heaton. and How A. Z-Kits, M. Renaud, G. Fleming, I. Sclnnoke, M Hoi nvr-i, R. Ksiphtnt, F. Raymond. Tlindfiow- fi. Canton-t, N. Muirhoad, T. Larson. The outstanding salesrnanship during the Curtis Magazine Campaign of our home room sponsor Miss lones, gained us further recogni- tion. Following her remarkable example, we topped the roster on the winning team. Two of the high offices in the journalistic field, Co-editor of Cotohisc and Coheditor of Coopernian, were justly awarded to Gloria Fleming and Alice Heaton, members of our class. As the fitting climax to a highly successful social season, we presented, as a final tribute to the departing Seniors, the annual lunior- Senior Banquet. This event was held on the eve of May 3, at Cooper Grove, where students and teachers alike took part in the festivities. We will return to finish our last year at Cooper. We hope it will be as successful as all the others. IUNiOR OFFICERS ivan Erickson, Paul Hfntlsf, Thomas Itirson, Gloria Flcmin Q The Coopernian - X 3,0 omore Adfory Back again! This time not as timid Fresh- rrrerr, but as enthusiastic Sophornores, who riidri't waste any tirrre in getting our class or- ganized. Our number had now declined to torty-tour, arid we were placed under the super- vision ot Mrs. Love and Mr. Beam in Rooms 6 rrrrri 4, respectively. A class meeting and our annual class elec- tiorr were soon held, The results ot the election were: Pauline Hurrrenik, Presidentg lna Peavy, Vice-President, Howard Lutz, Secretary, Mar- garet losephson, Treasurer. This year we exhibited our abilities and talents by participating in curricular activities ot our school, such as the Cotohisc statt, assem- bly programs and baseball. We give much credit to lohn l-lumaney, larnes Petter, Mike Lucas, Frank Goss and George Lingentelter for showing great skill in baseball. iiCtl'llOMOltlI HONOR GROUP v - H w v f r i 1 Q tri if ,. l.r..'r.l.r l. ri-'ivy l. ahrrirvrrik, lt., ,D-ilirrriiri, l.. l,l1i7, Our tirst big class event, a play entitled, Princess O'Toole, was presented March l. lt was a brilliant, hilarious, and laughable comedy under the excellent and able direction of Mr. Beam. The members ot the cast dis played their talents by making the play a hugo success. The Sophomore lamboree was held the afternoon of May l6. Since the Sophomores do not sponsor any other social affairs, the lam' boree was met with great enthusiasm. We have tried, studied and accomplished. Now we must end our career as Sophorriores. However, it is not our final meeting, for we will be back in September to renew our friendships and take up our work as lolly luniorsf' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 1 lleiivy, lvl-rrrqrrri-t loswplrs , .toward Lirtzt llrirhrrr- lhirri r rri lflirw l. lit-ir'-y, if, ilwiirisori, Cf. Kjruririrtlwr. hir on L 0,9 0lfVL0l 8:5 Seuted Iw Dresko P Humemk M Dehrnun R Hnrtlo I Peovy D Harier M Iosephson M Brohn Smond Row S Brmk I Kumllo D Homer C Innqclnfsmltsr M BIPYHUI R I'h1rd Row P Bcirkcm A Borqm I Fetior D Anderson I Folmmr C Swanson A Houston ated A Gross M Modzel I Shuvv A Coblc F WlCk A Rleier M Cowdu R Crfhth Sm ond how C Mxdmels F loss D Dobush H Bender M Beals C Grucnd r S Sm th ni Inu I Lxougy M Lupus I Icmosky N Klcmq I Humuney R Mann The Coopermcn 19 3,9 0WL0l 8:5 x K , ' 1 If-Q VA if fs 'Q ' 1. . R . --- 1 X L Q' yn I .. S l N. , . , . ' ' , . , . , . V, S 'S . I , . 4' , . , 7. I EL, . I, , Folmur, M.Lr1rson, H. Guenoi, H. Lutv. . 1 . Fw ' -'-' . S, .V3 ,. ', .. ,.+ ,. -1- Ie, . i . Tim . ',. ,. ,. A,. . I I P855 VVLQVL v tv Q55 ated L Folmar B Hummel C Mock M Pewanlclc V Rasdori L Berkley V Border M Hanslovdn M P1card I KIZIHG G Conaway B Coudnet Lend Row F Nudqe P Anderson P Brnllc A Kolwosky D Conklm M Iedynslcx l Petter F Kyler R Kllne I Rowles I Lunn 11rd Row L Dmqey R Marcmko M Schultz I Shaw I Petter W Beals A Belko l-l Carlson E Moslatc A Anderson 1' f A Se f- . , . ., . , . V . . , . , Sc-' - . ., . , . ' , . ' , . ' , Tl' -4- . ' . - ' . . . V , V . - . S . -- , ' . . . . ' , . , . 'Q I I . U , Sf v' -f . ' . ' . . . , L ' i I I l P25 VVLQVL Kfddd eated V Coudmet M Carter B Rudtors A Lleqey D Gray M Vere-S D Nelson R Iedamnk M Lrupa C Shederslu A Storck G Cook ccond Row R Casslck G Lundberg B Mulson M Fenush G Shederekl I Cullen M Chol-can I Iosephson N Scala I Llttle M LeGrand 'llnrd Row P MrGroarty D Mulson E ODell R Nearhood A Basala W Klzlna C Gruendler A Ostrosky C Iohnson A Kuzllla S Socash H Laxch H Soder The Coopermcm 20 jre5Aman Jggdfory The Freshman Class began its four years at Cooper with 85 green, but interested mem- bers. We occupied Rooms l and 3, under the supervision of Miss Ward and Mrs. Skelton. It did not take us long to become accustomed to the ways of Cooper High. On September 25 we. held our first class meeting and elected our class Officers. Results were: Annette Liegey, President: Michael Schultz, Vice-President: loan Little, Secretary, Georgetta Cook, Treasurer. Although we did not have a football team our class was well represented in the baseball line-ups with LeRoy Dingey, Andy Belko, Robert Nearhood and Richard Marcinko in the outfield: Edwin O'Dell and Michael Schultz I VI rl FRESHMAN HONOR GROUP y' First RowiC1. Conaway, V, Borger, L. Folmar, F. Kyler, A. liegey, G Lindberg, M. Picard. Second Row-C. lohnson, C. Mock. M. Schultz, B. Hummel, B, Rudfors, I. Cullen, R. Marcinko. served as pitchers. Vtfe won further recognition in sports by the electing of Beatrice Coudriet and Phyllis Anderson as cheerleaders. We showed our patriotism by leading the other classes in the sale of 'War Bonds and Stamps. Qur sales ability was proved by our rec- ord in the Turkey Raffle and the Subscription Campaign in which Room l won first prize. Now we must leave the halls of Cooper until next fall when we shall come back as Sophmores and more determined than ever to uphold the place which we have achieved this year in Cooper High School. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Annette Liegoy, Georgetta Cook, Michael Schultz, Ioan Little sf, The Coopernian -- Zl VII '1'111v11111111 H1155 1111V' 111 1 11101 111s P1 1 -1. T111 0011111 11111111 LJ' 'xp 1 P11151 11111111111 111 H1111 111 1 'I lD11111i1i 1,11 '11:s, 11111 111111111 1111 1:1111 :4111 111. TIIII1' 1111 1111 1111s. 1 V1:11i111i1' 11 11' 14 'k 1 S . 1111111111 f111 Nf111111 51 11111 1 11 N11 ::l111vi1111, 11111 1511 1 , ' -H 22 X jf JLfL0lfL5 8,9 Qls, tZ7Jl xv1lW Six s I 1 I-71' nl: or admire Shafts an ankr lo fm-ng A fu more pr:-fed Hman mahhsh 'usher uqourr humeshows as qulllhi proxhbe fn- n mmqeug bohqrr yrongon me ,gg 5 ml mltlrnrf ann nrurf he Ukn 4 F lib rv vw en nf bo unnsh!d.fmq The Coopormcm 23 v ... lf r. , . If EC: ka v 'H1 L ' n' ' T Y 0 U ' A gg um -1 ' rv-I-frnnrz rig . x J x nfnxf 'Y . .':'.M:.x- .xnmwr J. :Ip f ' ' fx. ,x -ns,3..,T J 7, 1 in Olftlf' dd! LC lfLl 8f5 The Senior Class ot I945 is proud to present to you the eleventh edition of our school annual COGPERNIAN We have diligently tried to bring to you a true to lite pic ture of what goes on Within the halls of Cooper High Actual scenes have been chosen which best represent our school as it really is We sincerely hope these scenes will bring you a coniplete picture ot studies sports dramatics and activities at Cooper The Coopernian Start wishes to thank the iaculty under classrnen school directors and rnerchants whose cooperation and assistance have rnade this publication possible. We particularly wish to thank the faculty whose kind help and assistance has guided us through tour successful years at Cooper. We also wish to rernernber those of our class who have Ielt for the armed forces and are not here to take part in our school work and graduation. To show our appreciation to those who have made our graduation possible, we wish to leave a constant reminder ot our happy days at Cooper, our edition of the 1945 COOPER- NIAN, The Coopernian - 24 Seated N Muirhead A Terry I Erickson N Renaud A Heaton G Fleming P Kovash R I-Iartle Standing Miss Ward I Kuzilla Miss Gulbranson V Borger M Schult7 T Larson M Lai son Mr Larson Seated IV' Kelernen E Bach man D Liegey C Liege-y G Renaud F Evan L Shifter Standing D Gruendler G K Yina D Grey M Deliman T Beas I Folmar F' Moore F Picard A McLaughlin L Anderson R Kephart EDITOR IN CHIEF Dolores Lregey ASSOCIATE EDITOR Alice Heaton BUSINESS MANAGER Ted Beals FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Gulbranson Miss Ward Mr, Larson Seated---G. Renaud, E. Bachman D. Liegey, I. Erickson, P. Har tie, G. Fleming. Standing--P. Moore, I. Peavy R. Hartle, R. Grey. Seated-M. Guenot, A. Heaton A. Liegey, I. Schmoke, M. Renaud, M. Kelemen, P. Ko- vash. Standing-I. Kuzilla, M. Schultz, I. Dobash, S. Smith, R. Kizina R. Kephart, R. Edgren, I. Liegey. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Gloria Renaud CO-EDITOR Gloria Fleming ASSOCIATE EDITORS Parks Moore Ina Peavy Iean Erickson BUSINESS MANAGER Richard Grey ART EDITOR Paul Hartle- FACULTY ADVISER Mrs. Love x'1.4 'Mn' 44 ft ft? , Wi 'M 1 if ' ., 7 Lt A 0 0 wean Every student eagerly awaits the monthly publication ot the Cohotisc, which reveals to them the events ot the past month. It reviews incidents which happen in classes, extra- curricular activities and editorials on various subjects within the school. The Cotohisc is written, edited and mimeographed by the students of Cooper. The Editor-in-Chiet is selected by the Faculty Adviser, and she in turn tours the school in search ot iournalistic genuises. ln every issue the well chosen start has striven to do its best to make the paper interesting to every student. The Cotohisc is enjoyed not only by the students but also by a large number of former Coopernians, who are now in the Armed Forces. The paper is mailed to them every month. Their letters ot appreciation and praise are printed in the tol- lowing issues. We sincerely hope that the future start will continue the splendid work and maintain the high achievements of the past year. Mrs. Love has been the Faculty Adviser for the past year and has given a great deal of her time and eitort to the paper. The Coopernian - 25 it 5-......-. ,tid .,...,.. .-. Ae ja we jAin' 1 , xA:m-1 f. lI1V I1 H. E?-,ITAJu'I'LSi1 TVIK N4 UI Y VHITJMI 414 VTOUH Clifq rwxxuun Plwyl 1811 Umm' r. Tuzyx wx C1113 ilwulxswx, M'ITIIlll'Ii1l' B1-mls, Allllfflf l5u1o1ImyHX11If'r,IrwinHullvmly,Mmnll-IIlmwg-:.:swl1 Mwuv 'wars ?iiMH.1rTl1, fwI1r1Hu1u141I1f'y I, :rscm ff9Ml1vi111A:Vi Vxxrl Sw 1115011 gxliiylllf Ti'11:w:m'P fill K!iTlU'I CQFEENLICSHT' KSE nior Plfxy E1 um H'1Alf'r1II11IIl, lJf1viriNN'c1i5cf11, Fflwsxlmm Litil-, AIIIH T' Hy, f'1II?.1IiH4 Bunyuk, lim F0Iu1c1r LKJHIT-J TEE!-.U THII FYI, CCUIKIN '.:1:a 4 THE Qhmior P'lr1yW Uuniar Pliyx 'f 1151.141 Tlfxlmgon Huovf-r, Glorm PIGHIIIIVI. fflhmd Mczru, Hurvcy, Hi-lhurd Kr yhuxt EOIIl'I i1I1f 'ff-1:-11. KSYVJIIK 1'?.':ni P'fV.1:' Y'r1:: 'Nfl IC'l1I'1i1fUIl Anna Zwttss, Aliff ingzli V-' xltm I'fc',1f'-wskl 'I'f1:' IVZISLII H xxmf- T.TvHml1IY Ffm,11'f,11 Tin. Coop :num 26 Tl-lE GREEN LIGHT' fSenior Playl Alfred Moyle. ramafic The Senior play, The Green Light, under the direction ot Mrs. Park was a mystery tull ot suspense, thrills and emotion. The Green Light was a bandit, who had been terrorizing the em- ployees and officials of the A F G N Railroad by steading all their valuable shipments. Every member ot the cast was suspected but the mystery was finally cleared up by Iimmy Vallon lTed Bealsi, the first suspect, and Hope Manning tElaine Bachmani, the night agent of the tracks. Laughs were supplied by Soapy Waters tDick Greyl, a negro dish washer. Alfred Moyle, Paul Folmar, lim Folmar, Leroy Anderson, Catherine Bunyak, Anne Terry, Rita Barnes and Eleanor Little. The stage man- agers, Oscar Rasdort and Michael Deliman, also did much to make the play a great success. The lunior Class began this year's dram- atic season at Cooper on December 19, 1945. They chose as their production Comin' Thru the Rye. This was a smash hit. The entire play centered around the American l-louse, a hotel in a small mid- western town. This provided shelter tor the passengers that were on the westbound bus when it became snowbound. These people kept Silas Stonebraker CThomas Larson? and his daughter, Libby tMaria Harveyi busy. The passengers ranged from the very comic to the most tragic. The play was packed full ot laughter, sus- pense and comedy. The thirteen characters, under the direction of Miss lones did their utmost to make this play the best yet. The Sophomore play, Princess O'Toole, under the direction ot Mr. Beam, closed the successful dramatic season at Cooper. The play proved to be the top hit of the season as shown by the ticket sales and pleasant com- ments which came our way. The story cen- tered around the mistaken identity of Princess O'Brian, a house maid tPau1ine Humenicki for The Highness Princess G'Toole who turned out to be nothing more than a mere puppy. Prin- cess O'Brian's employers, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Erwin tMarvin Larson and Mae Brolin? rented a summer home from Elbert Ross Uohn Humaneyi and his domineering wife, Minna CMargaret Iosephsoni. ln spite oi the anxiety and turmoil the play ended happily tor every- one. Other members of the cast included Carl Swanson, Dorothy Harter, Iohn Kuzilla, Rita Hartle, Agnes Reiter, Marguerite Beals and Alliene Gross. The Coopernian e- 27 Paul Folmai, Ted Beals, Dick Grey Leroy Anderson, Rita Barnes 4'-4.,,, 1' A? IW Q fmpmnmxm YI V Pill R 1 mums um :slum IJ 'H mvdluvfll 1 xwx gpm? of ffm Once cr week the students of Cooper went to thetr osstgned rooms for phystcol educot1on The boys ond gtrls were grouped xndlvrduolly cnd tltetr courses pldnned by thelr teochers Clos es xorted tn style but the generol tden wos to promote physrcol fltness for os fu turo ctttzons ot tomorrow we must be prepgred to gr tsp unto the stronghold of our country when J If tellowrnen gre gone Every student porttclpottng rn cr closs of physt ol educotton leorned the vctlue of thls extro currtculor gcttvlty Whenever the wectther wos perrntsstble puprls were token outdoors to entoy ployrng ggmes ot drfterent ktnds B domg so puptls leorned the terms of sports monshtp ond by lceeprng these focts rn mrnd they endeovored to burld up thetr rnorgls ond Cooperntons have token these odvontoges Home economtcs hlstory ond typmg ore only three ot the mony subJects Cooper offers to 1tS students COODGFHIGHS w1ll often refer to our clctssrooms for 1t was there thot we rece1ved our educotron so thot when we ore confronted wrth problems we Xllll know how to solve them Students portrcrpottng 1n the home econ omrcs clgsses leotrn the rdegls of good home mgkmg tn generol however the puplls of these closses olso leorn pcnnttng tboth wood Croft ond stenctll ond needlework bes1des cook 1ng sewtng ond leornrng the trcuts of g good consumer l-llstory clos es prepore Cooperntons to become good crtlzens ond to help them solve thetr democrot1c problems Students toktng typlng leorn the vglue ot occurgcy ond speed tn preporlng for o bus 1ness wor d Prepore todoy for tomorrow' XI QF ltyt Tmrrn' The Coopernron Z0 I . , , ' .A I I I l L , . 1 . ,' ' . , ' ' . - - 1 A . ,, x I - U . I I , ll. 4 , . I ' ' I .C - I I ' ' , . y 'I I I I , , ' ' - 1 l . u 1 1 ' t. .. . i L9 t ll t W f, I f 5 x l , tlrttm-1 plenty of tt e' 'i- 1 O6 l 6LI y The librctry ot Cooper is hondled by coinf potent librorions of the Sophornore, lunior ond Senior clcrsses. The librory is open durinq dll periods ot the doy, ond the librdrions crre on duty during their study periods. Mciny new books hfrve been odded to the hbrory in the post three yedrs. These new books include sorne of the best sellers in both the tiction ond non-fiction ccrteqories. The librury hos been under the supervision til Mrs. Skelton since she come to Cooper three yeors from She hos generously qiven of both her tinie ond effort to rncrlce this department cr success, ond Cooper is indeed qrotetul to her. l. Lit If y, ll. iltiinrizirl: il. l'l1 anin: XX. Zrtts, XX. T' try T.'. Ki lf nz rn, ll lVlfI'slco, lf. Little ll. Tlvfni 5, lf llviin A. E51 'ri fi lt l :'1:':n l. llii l-' son hi h :mi r x 6Llf' f 15 CLVL6! .SQCIJWL M The studen's ol Cooper Township tin swered the coll to support the selling ot Wtrr Bonds ond Stornps. Throuqhout the sixth wtrr loon drive we cofoperoted uncrniinously. Lectures were given by nien who took cin crctive port in these wfir loon drives. The stu dents ot Cooper potrioticolly purchased Wcir Bonds ond Stotnps to help their country. Throuqh our uncedsinqfpotriotisrn we pur' chased ci field onibulonce. By striving to pur chose this equipment we showed our willinqf ness to help. We loon our nioneyy our boys cue rislcintq their lives on the fighting lines! The Coopernicm 7 30 A QZBVW We wish to introduce Hthe cafeteria, the newest addition to the hiah school. Although the trateteria had lona been one ot the hopes ot Coopernians, their hopes had not been fulf filled until this year. 'llhe lunches are prepared by Miss Olson and the Home Economics classes are under the supervision ot Miss VVard. Since these meals are planned economically, a variation of food may be tgiven each week, and the pupils will OVVLQ5 l lfL8 have properly balanced and nutritious lunches Many of the students earn their lunches by working in the cafeteria. Through their help the meals are served promptly. The cafeteria has been successful this year, and students have enjoyed eatinq their lunches in the school. VV'e hope it will continue to be as welcomed by the students ol the years to come. in K XJ The Coopernian --- 3l Z8 CAQQPAQJQPJ Although we were unable to have a football team the cheerleaders did much to make the baseball pep meetings lively. Since the remaining cheerleaders were all Seniors tElaine Bachman, Pearl Kovash and Eleanor Littlel the student body elected five new ones tEsther Schloski, Gloria Fleming, Margaret losephson, Beatrice Coudriet and Phyllis Andersonj Vfe wish these new cheer' leaders much luck in cheering future football teams on to victory. l'. Anderson, E. Little, P, Kovasli, E. Bavtiman, E. Scliloski, M. Iosophson, B, Coudiiet, G. Elcmini gdfdegdff Vtfhen Mr. Beam asked for volunteers to play baseball this year, about Q25 would-be-Babe Ruth's answered his call. With the exception of a few vet- erans from last year, most of the volunteers knew very little cbout the art ot playing baseball. The team consisted of Gregg Watson, Edward O'Dell and Michael Stiultyz, three capable pitchers. The catchers position was held by lames Petter and Michael Lucas. The first base position was played very capably by Alfred Moyle. No one could stop a grounder like Ted Beals or lohn Humaney, who played second. At shortstop we had Edward Seaman, who couldnt be beat. At third base we had Oscar Rasdorf, who was also a grand hitter. ln the out, field we had able fly-catchers such as Richard Kephart, LeRoy Anderson, LeRoy Dingey and Robert Nearhood. flirtiit Row M. Doliman, D. Watson, lf. l-iolivosky, G. Watson, A. Moylo, l.. ltintgt-y, I. Ferittvr, E, G'Dell. Sm-arid How Mr. Beam, R, Near' hood, M, Lxiuas, L. Anderson, R. Marfjinko, T. Boats, D. Grey, H. Kwyhart, M. Schultz, A. Belko. Third How I. Shaw, S. Buqash, M tloovf-i, ll. Carlson, W. Beals, F Goss, D. Miilson, A, Bascallo, G l.iiiaentottvi, E. Seaman, I. Hu- IIIIIIIUY. The Coopernian - 3? CAM Of 44 S NUI NCH Q 4 F lla Bu ul losm loyll ll I LIHLIL 4 X X 7 L 'af I1 T I K I OI! N L k KI A SL x EQ LCOL fL0lfL We me Class ol 45 gratefully decllcote tlus page to tlm Q loss of 44 who becuuse of condmons lweyond 1lS control mos compelled to iCICI1f1CG tlle publlcohon ol 1ts cmnuoxl Tho Coopemlcxn 33 7 1 U? llwv: ll. l.:fxl-Qrelm, lf. Sz' lf. Flu-.:111l-k, lvl. l'N11Iifl'l llf. Illlts l KlIL1'l1QllVI, F, livnm, ll. Gu -ru-1, A. Q1 ' Ak, lx. l.iITls', IX. L, sll. xml How C.Wmstl'w1.1,ll.llml-11, l. Svlt A. lv. F. Nfflsm1,E.ll:m:4.1m T. llluxw y, l. Nay, M. Km livk, P. lllulsl, N. Guy, R. lfm 2lSoN. l Vox' ll. llynllm 1, ll, Hog- tl!-y B, Carlson, l, l lLlIIlf'I lllC, lvl. 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