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

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' Klum, 'Qin' Phyllis Anderson Richard Anderson Andrew Basala Andrew Belko Rita Bender Pauline Brnik Harold Carlson Mildred Carter PHYLLIS ANDERSON . . . Phil CrassHat's gift to Cooper's cheering section . . . a wonderful jitterbug . . . active on stage . . . loves football, Fords and men . . . plans to be a nurse. RICHARD ANDERSON . . . Blackie Center on the football team . . . likes to talk to all girls . . . very likeable and friendly to all. ANDREW BASALA . . . Shine A Grassflat lad who's always in devilment . . . plays football and baseball . . . one of our many stage man- agers . . . enjoys hunting . . . favorite actress is Ioan Leslie. ANDREW BELKO . . . Andy A good-looking boy from Crassflat . . . interested in sports . . . always finds an excuse for being absent . . . usually found with his friend, Andy. RITA BENDER . . . Tom A jolly girl hailing from Lanse who has a weakness for banana splits . . . likes to fix cars and drive the Nash . . . has a great interest in hunting. PAULINE BRNIK . . . Pauline Very quiet and sincere . . . takes interest in her class- work . . . likes to read books . . . usually seen with a group of girls . . . certain to succeed . . . likes to cook and crochet. HAROLD CARLSON . . . Fibber A mischievous lad who hails from Kylertown . . . good-looking and well-mannered . . . interested in most sports, especially football and hunting . . . his chief weak- ness is girls. MILDRED CARTER . . . Mit A quiet girl from Munson . . . main weakness is Oak Grove . . . interested in Air Corps . . . intends to be a housewife. Coopernian - 18

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OFFICERS President Michael Schultz Vice President Richard Marcinko Secretary Florence Kyler Treasurer . Annette Leigey J UNIOR In September 1944 eighty-five insignificant little green things entered Cooper. We quickly elected Annette Liegey, President, Michael Schultz, Vice-Presidentg Ioan Little, Secretaryg and Ceorgetta Cook, Treasurer. VVe were well represented on the baseball team by Leroy Dingey, Richard Marcinko, Michael Schultz, Andy Belko and Robert Near- hood who are still doing splendid work. The Freshmen were further represented by Phyllis Anderson and Beatrice Coudriet as cheer leaders. Departing from Cooper for three short months we returned to our classrooms as Sopho- mores. YVe started our Sophomore year by electing Violet Borger, Presidentg Michael Schultz, Vice- Presidcntg Richard Marcinko, Secretary, and Lois Nelson, Treasurer. Our first appearance on the stage was the greatest financial success of the year. VVe pre- sented Sally Sallies Forthv under the capable supervision of Mr. Beam. The only social event of the year was the traditional Sophomore Jamboree which was held on the school ground, and was joyfully at- tended by all. XVe had studied hard and earned a good reputation and were now ready to begin our third year at Cooper. Cooper ' Hmm, HISTORY Our junior year was started by electing Michael Schultz, Presidentg Violet Rorger, Vice- Presidentg Annette Liegey, Secretaryg and Flor- ence Kyler, Treasurer. Due to ill health our Vice-President left school to go to Arizona and was replaced by Richard Marcinko. The most thrilling event of our junior year was the return of football. We were well repre- sented on the gridiron by Michael Schultz, Richard Anderson. Harold Carlson, Andy Belko, Andy Basala, Robert Nearhood. james Fetter and Henry Soder, seven of whom became letter- men. The social season opened with the Junior Halloween Party, held October 31st in the audi- torium. A delightful time Was had by all who attended. With many newcomers, we returned to the stage again with a refreshing romance entitled Song of Mv Hearth. under the direction of Mrs. Read. Although the cast consisted of thir- teen characters and the play was presented Fri- day the thirteenth, it was quite a success. The climax of our social season was the lun- ior-Senior Banquet for our departing Seniors. This gala event took place at the Clearfield Coun- try Club on May Sth. Teachers and pupils alike enjoyed an evening of varied entertainment. VVe cannot determine the results of our Sen- ior year, but We hope it will be as successful as the preceding years. nian - 17

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' 6 MARGARET CHALKAN . . . Margaret Comes from Crassllat . . . likes to dance . . . you will always find her with her three buddies . . . she finds Clarence interesting . . . would like to be a secretary. GRACE CONAWAY . . . Grace A wide-awake girl from Karthaus . . . possesses a cute set of dimples . . . an honor student . . . a member of the Coopemian Staff . . . interested in a certain soldier. DOLORES CONKLIN . . . Dolores Slim blonde girl from Grassflat . . . enjoys the com- pany of her friend, Arthur . . . likes movies and dancing . . . pleasant to everyone . . . usually very serious. GEORGETTA COOK . . . Cookie An attractive girl from Crassflat . . . very good stu- dent . . . enjoys reading books . . . well-liked by all her schoolmates . . . very neat and orderly . . . would like to become a beautician. VELDA COUDRIET . . . Velda Friendly, well-mannered Junior girl . . . fond of a certain boy from Le Contes Mills . . . enjoys dancing . . . would make a very efficient secretary . . . likes skating. JUNE CULLEN . . . june Possesses pretty blonde hair and blue eyes . . . a good history and bookkeeping student . . . seen quite frequently with her friend, Rosella . . . her pleasing personality has won her many friends. LeROY DINGEY . . . Dingey One of Kylertown's generous gifts to Cooper . . . is liked by all the girls . . . one who can always hand out a hearty laugh or tease a classmate . . . makes a hit in plays and baseball. RUTH ANN FENTON . . . nFl.l'll'l.iCn A likeable girl from Kylertown . . . made first ap- pearance on stage in junior play . . . has a weakness for 1946 autos . . . wants to be a nurse after graduation. IVA LOU FETTER . . . Iva Lou A pleasant girl from Kylertown who wants to become a nurse . . . weakness is black curly hair . . . likes to play volleyball . . . seldom seen without Doris. Coopemian - 19 Margaret Chalkan Delores Conklin Velda Coudriet LeRoy Dingey Iva Grace Conaway Georgetta Cook June Cullen Ruth Ann Fenton Lon Fetter