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

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ICD stuoents ' Audrey Nettcrblade Connie Rolley Z Shirley Fleming Connie Groe ' in . X A 2 -I 'hr 5 , f f g ,I e P, Sl i 1 A ' Michael Moyle Dolores Antosh

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' 'U ' if 2 Left to right: L. Rauch, M. Moyle, A. Netterblade, S. Josephson ll IOI2 class h ISICR In the fall of 1949, seventy-five eager students entered the halls of Cooper Township High School determined to become the graduating class of 1953. We were assigned to rooms 1 and 5 under the direction of Mrs. Raymond Larson and Mrs. Zanada DiCicco. We elected as our leaders Michael Moyle, President, Donna Lue Earley, vice- presidentg Audrey Netterblade, secretary, and Shirley Josephson, treasurer. Our class was wellrepresentedin sports, and Donna Lue Earley was named cheerleader. At the beginning of our Sophomore year, we chose the following officers to guide us through our second year of high school: president, Shirley Josephsong vice -president, Michael Moyleg secretary, Connie Rolleyg and treas- urer, Shirley Whitton. The social event ofthe year was the annual Sophomore Jamboree at the Philipsburg Roller Rink. Our first class play, Socially Ambitious, directed by Miss Nancy Brunstetter, proved to be a success. The student body elected Shirley Simcox as a cheerleader, the second from our class. We were assigned toroom '7 for ourjunior year. Our class advisor was Mr. Lewis Lucas. Shirley Josephson was elected presidentg Connie Rolley, vice-presidentg Audrey Netterblade, secretaryg and Laraine Rauch,treasurer. The annual Halloween party, held at the high school, was a big success. Class rings were proudly shown off in January. The Junior Class Play, Sweetheart of U Baka Pi, under the direction of Mr. Lucas, proved that the class had dramatic talent. The biggest event of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet at the Dimeling I-lotelin Clear- field. It was certainly enjoyed by everyone who attended. Fifty-five seniors returned to Cooper in the fall of 1952 to complete their high school careers. Room 8 was our home room and again Mr. Lucas was our class advisor. Our class officers this year were: Shirley Josephson, presidentg Michael Moyle, vice-president, Audrey Netterblade, secretaryg Laraine Rauch, treasurerg and Melvin Beals, historian. We selected navy blue and white as our class color, and the white carnation as our class flower. Under the direction of Mr. Lucas, we presented The Moonstone, a mystery, as our class play. We all anticipated May 14, 15, and 16, when we went on our Washington trip. After our trip we had three more important events before we left high school: Class night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement.

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top stuoents 5' 5. 'E James Michaels Alma Kask Iona Chelton Geraldine Schneider Shirley Josephson