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

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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

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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