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

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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

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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

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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.