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

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MR. LARSON: Our supervising principal--teaches algebra II and trigonometry-has helped many stu- dents to decide on their life's work-assists students in arranging their schedules-very much interested in helping to better our school. MRS. PARK Enhghtcns Juniors ind Seniors on American and English Literature-also does a won- derful job of teaching French I and II-plays the piano and violin very beautifully. MRS. READ: Teaches history I and III-also pre- pares students for their contacts with the ieople south of the border --has lovely red hair-lillces to collect records. MR. LUCAS: Teaches history II, III, and IV, also algebra I-led the football team to a fairly successful season-coaches baseball-was in charge of the ping- pong room. MISS A. JOHNSON: Teaches English I and Il-one of the faculty advisors of the Coopernian-helped the Freshmen get started on their high school career- wears a beautiful sparltler. MISS B. JOHNSON: Pre mares students for the busi- ness world-teaches booldceeping, typing and short- hand-very considerate of another's feelings-one of the Freshman homeroom teachers-likes to read poetry. MISS MILSOM: Prepares the future homemakers by her home economics courses-teaches sewing, cook- ing, child care and many other things necessary for a successful home-managed the cafeteria very capably. MR. SHAW: Starts our future chemists on their way -also teaches biolo y, geography and law-very much interested in pliotography--very proud of his little blonde daughter. MR. BEAM: Quo pictureb Teaches Freshman mathe- matics, plane geometry and science-very good na- tured and always willing to lend his car to the stu- dents-a very good pianist-interested in classical music. Cooperniau - 7 like

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fam ng, ,5 'IL H. Bender C. T. Shugcrt O. Merritt E. Iohnson Rev. C. Zinz The students of Cooper Township High School wish to express their grati- tude and hearty thanks for the cooperation of the Board of Education in doing all within their power to further education. These men were elected by the people of the township because of their interest in the education of the future citizens. The duties of the Board are many and varied. At the beginning of the term they searched for and found six new teachers who are doing splendid work at Cooper. The Board has also helped establish the eibciently-run cafeteria which is constantly, through the generosity of the Board, being improved. The other half of the school administrative body is composed of the faculty. The faculty's work is great and they have the responsibility of making future citizens to cope with tomorrow's callings. For the excellent work of the faculty and the many opportunities extended by the Board of Education, the students are deeply grateful. Coopemian -- 6

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5 A f ., . - eff' President ..,..,.,...,. Vice President ,...... Treasurer .... . Secretary .. Hanan, H It has long been the custom at Cooper to choose the Seniors Who merit distinction for their unusual scholastic achievements. These Seniors constitute the upper fifth, scholastically. of the graduating class. The class of 1947 is very proud of its laurel- crovvned students led by Ina Peavy, Valedictorian, and Ioseph Liegev, Salutatorian. The other members of the group in the order of their ranking are: Pauline Humenik. Carl Cruendler, Marvin Larson, Howard Albert Lutz, and Marcella Deliman. These students not only ranked high in their class, but they also helped make sports, dramatics and other cxtra-curricular activities successful. Coopernian - 8 of 01411, flcum, OFFICERS Vera josephson Iohn Humaney . Howard A. Lutz , Margaret Iosephson Ina Peavy Joseph Liegcy Pauline Humenik Carl Cruendler Marvin Larson Howard A. Lutz Marcella Deliman