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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1955 volume:

I UW 7955 ww! 7956 me ccafaon W af' rg? u4l mul' Mr john M Dehman Mr Charles T Ardaxy For then: abdxry ro gu1de us through to graduauon, for then pauence and perseverance wnh us we dedncare thms yearbook to our jumor and Semor class adwsors Mr John M Dellman and Mr Charles T Ardary 2 lp, 'R pu vw Mr Garman Lutz Mr Carl Wenz I'l'llI'Ll:5!I 6Lfl0l'l r--' The wheels of the admrnrstrauve body of Cooper Townshrp Hrgh School began to move long before thrs school year opened The School Board comprrsed of Mr Lutz Mr Wenz Mr Shugert Mr Karnpmann and Ivir Olson met several trmes durrng the summer to solve problems and to plan and rnsnrure rmprovemenrs rn the educa rronal system rn Cooper Townshrp Thar they have been successful rs evrdenr rn the conrrnual growth of the school s facrlmes and program We the student body of Cooper Townshrp Hrgh School wrsh to ex tend our apprecratron to the Board of Educatron for therr efforts and accomplrshments Our Prmcxpal ofvs- Our Asst Prmcrpal Mr Burdetr E Larson AB,MEd 3 355- ? gg-in Mr C T Shugefg Mr Fred Karnpmann i 3 Mr Vfxllard Olson Mrs Beatrrce Park -X4 g 0 0 0 .U 9 ' A Y' R s,:,,,,A T ff, '- lm VF ' I - J E: 'J A ' 1 'N , of , if A' A y J, 1 .. ,, :I or e hw ff 3 if A f a! r V 4 3 gf, I g y ' . . , .' , Q2 V ' rf KL . W Q I , ,f 'N l H A, A ' Y ? I B. A. HCM 'li' uv-4 an Mf Lum Mr Delrm m 5 M S M Mathemaucs Socnal Srudnes Baseball Coach Scmor Adv1sor Mrs DICICLO E E Lommercmal Helps wrth offrce typmg 26' v 1PiW ' i kfvi r Graff1us Commercral Helps keep attendance records Mrs 'lruclc Mr Forcc R N Oflfcc Boolclccepcr School Nursc -4 Mr 7mz I S Sclence Mathcmmcs Sophomore Play has PM 'Sin r'97 !t' hes:-N Q Mr Arclary M Englxsh jumor Play Mr olmsou C Ubfkkll m 6 . M Bu crxdbc Sclcncc Hxstory Footb all Coach I! tampa-vunir Mr Meyer S M Muslc Opererra Kllcc Mnlsom lplcrurc not shoxxnj I S M Ilcl P1 D Homc lc emor Cfaaa Adfor In the fall of 1950 srxry eager Freshmen entered the halls of Cooper determmed to become the graduatmg class of 55 We were assrgned homerooms 1 and 5 under the sk1l1 ful gurdance of Mrs Raymond Larson and Mrs Zanada DICICCO At our frrst class meetmg we elected these offrcers to lead us through the year Jean Shrfter Presrdent Ernre Force Vrce Presrdent Kay Lutz Sec retary and Mary Lou Rauch, Treasurer We were well represented rn the frelds of sports and dramatncs durmg our freshmen year The followmg year we entered Cooper as Sophrstrcared Sophomores Our class advrsors were Mrs Raymond Larson and Mr john Delxman It drdnt take long to elect our class offrcers Bernard Kask Presndent Tom Granvxlle Vlce Presrdenr Mary Lou Rauch Secretary and Ernre Force Treasurer Betty Jane Lawrence was selected cheerleader from our class We dlsplayed great actlng ab1l1ty wrth the unforgettable sophomore play The Darlmg Brats The brg soclal event of the year was the Sophomore Jamboree At the lectmg our class rmgs In the year 1953 we were together agam but thrs time as jolly JUHIOIS Many events h1ghl1ghted our junxor year Our play F1nders Creepers proved to be a great success The Halloween Party was another hlghlnght Headmg the hst of memorable occasrons of the year were the jumor Semor Prom held at the ballroom of the Phrlrps Hotel and our trrp to Gettysburg We had nine students on the Cotohrsc staff and a number of boys were on the football and baseball teams We were also well repre sented ln the chorus and band Our officers were Erme Force Presrdent jane Hum mel Vnce Presrdent Jean Shrfrer Secretary and Lynn Groe 'Ireasurer At last we were Semors and happy to be attamnng our goal of graduatlon but we were saddened to fmd that our number had decreased to forty three members The offrcers were Kay Lutz Presxdent Tom Granvrlle Vrce Presrdent jean Shrfter Sec retary and Lynn Groe Treasurer Our flnal dramarrc presentarnon was The Angell Brars Many of our class served very captbly on the Cotohrsc and Coopernmn staffs A number of our class contrrbuted talent rn the musxcal orgamzatrons and brawn on the athletrc field The sprmg trlp to Washnngton was an unforgettable event clrmaxed shortly there after by our graduanon exerclses Four years of fun and work are behmd us 5 Q C CLASS OFFICERS K Lutz, J. Shifter, L. Groe, T. Granville. end, Of the Year we had fhe Privilege Of SC- ,vs gmc Hummel Mem mi, ,Q 21' Maude Thom as QP? 'A -1 AN 9 3 E X Q cf' Iom C lamlllc Beffllfd Kask dis can Shxfrer 7 A. fa 3. os.. tab 'Y' Mme lundqum Irma force Lxlllan Palmkas 6. 1 'Q ,Av If xx if A QF' 'L' , Q .V br. z ,-f V x ' . 1 ' K gf . f l x 4 ' A 1 I I ' 1 H 1- f- A Q vm A h nj N 0 af R 5 . f,.' gm of 1 S f L j A - 5 .-AA 1 . i ' qw-?, A - ' , S-Q , za H in x D X A K 0 J- 5 1, i , X . f I g K Ii I XA a nj at W LORETTA ASKEY Karthaus A cute redhead full of fun has a wonderful gift of gab member of the chorus and the Cotohisc staff active in dram atics MARY ANN BUNYAK Grassflat The only senior engaged when theres fun to be had shes there at ease on the dance floor always seen with her friend Marg 33 4 n eniom MARGARET BELKO-Grassflat This gal never has much to say but loves to giggle .. . enjoys dancing . . , has a weakness for fudge. pvifb 'wif DAVID DRESKO Grassfl t A mischiexous lad who doesnt believe that Silence ls Golden made a hit in class plays should hawe no trouble securing 1 job as a circus clown 7 JEROME BRADFORD Karthau He says the less you know the less you vnill forget brss drum mer in the band likes to act in school plays ERNEST FORCE Grassflat One of the senior baseball stars actiwe in dramatics mem ber of the Lothosic staff would like to study Curl Engineering 2. 1 'Qi fi 1? ni' Y '1l'I ' THOMAS GRANVILLE Lanse A regultr guy hrs pet posses sron a red convertlble can us ually be found workrng 1n h1s fa thers garage plans to be a den lst MARY HAHN Karthaus One of the qu1et members of our class seldom seen Wlfl'lULlI Marron a lrbrarxan has 1 pleasrng smlle for exeryone IF A 'no '95- Qfl l 015 MARYLIN GROE Moshannon One of our class offrcers known for her vwrmng abrlxty always ready to dlsagree vuth any one who vull argue back al Nj' Q 'r 1' JEROME HOWE Karthaus Seldom seen mthout lns jeep enloys playrng football smgs rn the chorus plans to be 1 teacher of forestry 8 an i- EDWARD GUYDOS-Grassflat Thls boys motto ns Good thrngs come m small packages loves to tease the grrls proved SARA JANE HUMMEL Wrnburne Lrkes to have a good trme seldom found wrthout somethm sa actrve rn dramancs and chorus would llke to attend college after graduation Z9 O XX . , g, ' w ' ' Q l . A - Q X Q... . Q, r I Q K , ugl NV' ' ' ' Nr., ' , R ' A R if 2 f I e . 1 - - - ' to be quite an actor inlclass plays. t . . Q Af. igmkxi . . . ' I . . D. D. I h A . . . . U . 4 1 O , . l . . I 8 to ' ' , , . V I ' Q Y . . . . 1 rl' U . Q 5 F Y . rf' t ' ' . 5' Latham Q A 5 , ' ' A-f 4 . I , ,- t . 'x ri'FV Y' 1 'QI' WAYNE JOHNSON Lanse Alwlys ready for a good laugh Ql'll0I 15 CLIFTON JOSEPHSON Grassflat jolly good natured boy mem ber of the baseball team stage manager for plays has one vs eakness food 1 al BERNARD KASK Grassflat o A . - , . . . r 1 -sg I A , 5 ' ,af ' e 1 4 l'v ' I- 9 2, , ,p lf' ,. ll . , I f ,Iggy I I, . , 1' vo , , ' , Q, if Hg, ' , f Rv I A' I ' ' -Q ' V' .Xe , ,, 1 -I-ill '5 53 I , , ., f .1 A-L. x-mf - 4 - ' Y . a :gigs Known to all as Bonnle . . . an . . . 'I I ..,, 1 ,?52fii'x?i'5 ' , , , 1-ft 2' ff I zf75,?7?Z,2'1?zA 5 o 11 l I I , Y . . . 1 . I - I . . . . . ,' ' ' I ' ' ' - , - ' . 1 . ' . H L A . . t - q ' ,I 1 . .Q f i 1 0 .. , ' K . 'E J ' 'X fe p . . . . . . i 11. - - . . . 'f lrkes exerythrng about school except classes favorxte pastrm rs roller skatmg PATRICIA KOLIVOSKI Karthaus One of thc few qulet senrors rlways wrllmg to help exeryonc enjoys workrng wrth house plants good rn off1ce prfrctlce 'sv-N ruby' 12 .aff- N athletlc star actnc III drxmatlcs grrns at the world and the A world grms ac MICHAEL KRUPA Grassflat T111 srlent senror at h1s hearts content on the baseball freld loxcs to telsc h1s offrce pracncc teacher Q15 99971 JOSEPH KRUPA-Grassflar Sports reporter on the school pa er great Interest In sclence has abrlrry but doesn r care to use If 9 3: Vi!! 'uv .jx vii-5' qf' BETTY JANE LAWRENCE Wrnbtrrrmc She docsnt have rcd ha1r for nothing, fond of berng, a cheer leader alvx ays frrendly and jolly succcssful rn cl1ss plqys and chorus MICHAEL LUCAS Grassflat Has Z1 sn11le for ex eryone outsmndrng, frgjure IU thc ithletxc re d IS nnschrexous when h can get aw ay auth rr 'ilfx I 1 X -.-'if eniord LEE ROY LITTLE Drlftmg Has nothlng to do 1nd lots of tune to do rt one of Coopers brldlron heroes srmply dchbhts 1n annoyrng teachers ,311 fvx 'rx W 1 r 555 i -1. I MARIE LUNDQUIST L.1nse A quret rnlss loxes to play the PIIIIU xurh hcr plc 1311123 person rhty she has won many fncnds would hke to lo om rnercral work after graduatlon 10- MARY LUCAS Kylerrown Our only senior wrth lovely long tresses x ery hood rn commercral subjects readmg IS her hobby alvs ays lookmg for a good trme KAY LUTZ Wrnburne The petrte mrss wrth green refuses Z1 chrnce to argue ease behrnd footlxghts 3 GY 1 :X I - 1 . J I 5 . . A , , Jef? M ... ' l al' 'YC' K Mm - V Q f I , , , 2' ' . s K L I t L- l .. Y . .. Y ' - 1 , . ' ' ' , , Y Y ' Y ' ' . 1 1 . ' I 14 ' ' ' ...an WI M, - 1, ' ' ' . ' f 't ' I . eyes . . . class president . . . never f'1...' ' e ' to ',,,11f X L , vw' .... Q ' , 1 , 'K v .. . , Lrx ,, 'Tr wc.-I V I M ' ,- it 1 , .V H E . . L 61, V . ' ' - -. . X f 4' ' l 4, , I 'rc SM f' D g , bi' ', 1 ' fs f r . Ain if MARION MCGONICAL Karthaus Thrs gal IS never for the loss of vtords her greatest sport rs to tease ew eryone alw ays seen mth Mary no defrnrte plans for th future MLLVIN MODZEL Wlnburne Hrppy so lucky fellow mth no 1 ure IU the world lrkes math tltsses would luke to attend trade sthool after graduatron fam 137' en iord THOMAS MCGONICAL- Kurthuus This tall lad is a little shy . . is a member of the Chorus and band . . . is usually with his' good pal jerry. QE 'T pn.. .l PATRICIA MOSKEL Lanse She has a pleasant word for all her frrends member of the Cho rus lrkes her Home Economrcs classes best ll V1 ' . 1 ' ' tt W ,Q '-no glial- CARL MILLER Grassflat Very quret lad especmlly around grrls seems to have trouble dorng make up work on tlme lrkes to read novels durrng classes LLANORD OLSON--Grassflat At hrs best when drrvrng hrs ctr one of the best dressed boys of the class has a fleetrng mter est rn studres ff 5 vita WI t .1 , I K V, .4 Ai ' f A .7 1 ' Q I , 1' 1 A If A v ,E I . D , .1 t L ,-, - ,' I 1 . . . . . A new - yy N - Ill' w as ' AA- L 'Q ll' , . , ff' A 1' ,5?- -eg? . K.- f ' Tw ,ry ' vw .nab ew, . . 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YCIILI A5111-y 1111 1 111111 11 II.L'1 1111111-1 11-1 fnfff 1--15 1 1 CAM lf!! To the Faculty and Board of Educatxon we leave our greatest appreclatron for all the have done for us these past four years To Mr Dehman we wnll a new stlck to replace the one broken dunng play practnce To the Junlors our abxlxty to get along wnrh the other classes To the Sophomores we wrll our wnsdorn to replace thexr foolnshness To the Freshmen we Wrll our abrllry to get along wrth the teachers. LORETTA ASKEY wrlls her gxft of gab to Lulubelle Socash. MARGARET BELKO wrlls her love for ptterbuggmg to Barbara Lyncha. JERRY BRADFORD wrlls hls drurnmxng abrhry to Dean Stroup MARY ANN BUNYAK wllls her love for hxllbrlly musxc to Rlchard Couderer DAVID DRESKO Wnlls h1s actmg abrlrry to Gregory Zetts ERNEST FORCE w1lls hrs baseball abrlrty to Ed Bradford THOMAS GRANVILLE w1lLs hrs red convertxble to Mrs Park LYNN GROE wxlls her abrllty to argue to Beatrrce Tunk EDWARD GUYDOS wllls h1s hexght to Davld Lucas MARY HAHN WIILS her quret ways to Delores Shadeck JEROME HOWE wllls has jeep to Jack Holt JANE HUMMEL w1Ils her love for opera muslc to Betty Humenay WAYNE JOHNSON wllls hrs skatxng abnlxty to Raymond Savel CLIFTON JOSEPHSON wllls hrs place m the cafeterla to Robert Balko BONNIE KASK wllls hrs presxdency of the Student Councxl to anyone handlrng the job PA'I'I'Y KALIVOSKI wills her Algebra abxlxry to Paul Matsko JOSEPH KRUPA wllls hrs love for rnsecrs to Adelaxde Grundler MIKE KRUPA wnlls hrs lack of study to Beverly Lunclgren BETTY LAWRENCE wrlls her place as cheerleader to her sxster Pat LEEROY LITTLE wxlls hxs over due make up shps to Els1e Johnson 16- capable of I E L Y . CAM 'MJ MARY LUCAS mlls her love for readlng books to Ron Thompson MIKE LUCAS w1lls hrs brawn to George Hoffman MARIE LUNDQUIST wllls her abrhty to play the pmano to Genevleve Dobash. KAY LUTZ wrlls to Vonrue Lexgey her contentedness wxth one boy MARION MCGONIGAL wrlls to janlce Soder her modesty toward boy TOM MCGONIGAL wllls to Gale Houston hrs speedy drrvmg CARL IVIILLER wllls h1s way of teasmg the glrls to Robert MCGOHlg8.l MELVIN MODZEL wllls to Harry Merrltt hrs Model A PATTY MOSKOL wnlls her sewmg abxlxty to Bunk Thomas LEONARD OLSON wxlls hrs happy go lucky ways to Betreca Lucas LILLIAN PALINKAS wrlls her typmg sklll to Pete Hummel CAROL POTTER wxlls to Sharon Shrre her small feet MARY LOU RAUCH wllls her Cllgfllty to Mary Loulse Guydoslk JEAN SHIFTER wxlls her jolly nature to Ruth Ann Folmar ROSE MARIE SMOLKO wrlls her love for western muslc to Nancy Kask BILL STAFFORD w1lls to Neale Bexghtol his smgmg abllxty METHOD STARCOVIC wrlls to hrs brother Cyrnl, hns love for square dancxng ESTHER TEATS wllls her debatmg abrlxty to anyone who feels l1ke havmg a good argument STEPHEN TERRY wrlls has plug pong sklll to Marlene Gurbal MAUDE THOMAS Wrlls a few mches of her halr to Lydxa Ostrosky DAVID TURIK w1lls Ins place as a farmer of the class to Whllxam Steele JOANN VALIMOMT wrlls her love for talkmg to Anna Stephornc. I7 O l . . S MARLENE RAUCH wills her softball ability to Donna Lee Johnson. Wagga J if SAV ,I - V A, ' cg e ,, I Q yi A Www., F juniors WE x Na-f' Svvgyh WV' X Z CLASS OFFICERS N Thompson E Lucas Y Lergey S Drtty unior CALM Jhdfor In the fall of 1952 72 green freshles entered Cooper Townshrp Hrgh School We were new and frrghtened but determmed to work our way up the ladder and become the graduat1ng class of 56 Ass1gned to us were rooms 1 and 5 under the d1rect1on of Mr Charles T Ardary and Mr Harold Bev er1dge The followmg offrcers were chosen to guxde us through thrs new and exc1t1ng term ptesrdent Edward Lucas v1ce presr dent Patr1c1a Greenland and secretary An astasra Barnes Four boys represented us 1n football Drurng the year Yvonne Le1gey and jamce Soder were elected cheerleaders and Beverly Lundgren was elected secretary of the Student Councrl The fall of 53 and we were back no longer as green freshres but as eager sophomores We elected Yvonne Lergey pres1dent Delores Shadeck v1cepres1dent Bernaclme Humemk secretary and Patr1c1a Greenland treasurer to lead us through th1s term More events were now taktng place Our sophomore play a comedy entrtled My Hearts In H1gh proved to be very successful Then came the never to be forgotten day when we boarded our bus and went to the Phnlrpsburg Skatrng Rrnk for our should we say reckless but jolly Sophomore Jamboree Ar the end of this term Francrs Kulbage was elected v1ce presrdent and Beverly Lundgren treasurer of the Student Councrl Nearrng our goal we returned rn the fall of 54 as Jolly Junrors Due to our large class the ma1or1ty of the puplls were assxgned to Room 7 wrth Mr Charles T Ardary as thexr home room teacher and thrrteen grrls from the class made Room 2 rhexr home room where they were gurded by Mr Harold Beverldge We elected as class offrcers Yvonne Lergey pres1dent Edward Lucas vxce presrdent Naomr Thomp son secretary and Shxrley Drtty treasurer We were proud to show off our class rrngs early rn October Our class opened the dramauc season at Cooper w1th Here Comes Charlre as our class play and nerther snow nor storm nor cold could prevent us from makxng the play successful May the last month of the school year and we went on our long awa1ted Wash rngton Trrp Who among the junrors can forget that fmale of the many events on our school calendar 9 .4 - 11 , ' un n - D , , . . 1 1 1 ' ' 3 1 1 3 U - 11 u 5 V n - ' 1 . 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' I V ' 9' F SW af ANASTASIA BARNES Winburne A graceful intelligent blond liked by everyone xery active in school prolects future plafis are nursing AGNES BRINK Grissfl it Wliy use one word when 1 tiou sand will do in dmeng she cant be beat Phihpsburg seci us to be her weakness 2 it .NJ we-4' ,ff i if Z I uniord BETTY HIGGINS-QXY'inburne An attractive brunette . . . who likes to dance and whose thought- fulness has won her many friends . . . spends her leisure time writing letters. ,Q P' .ik- 71 M .nf A11-. ALAN BUROW Forest A newcomer who fits in nicely with our ways is a good ath lete and a smooth dancer ministry is his ambition 21 ...IG- BIITTY ANN BILLY Grassfl t Always seems to be happy has pretty waxy hair enjoys singing in the chorus hopes to be a nurse LVERETT CLARK Karthau His sense of humor keeps ev: y one laughing our tallest unio likes to spend his spare time in the cafeteria 1- , fi 4 1 I s1 ' ' f ' f: . . . ' ' , ' r , , . f N ' i Wvsbgw JV' i i l , , , . . . ' 4 . , . .X l I 1 4 4 L A S Y 'Ari - A ..- , . ,Qi f-4' G 2' '. K fu' , f ifty ' .,.. . 2 ,, was 7' c J' -E ' A f' f 1 ' . y ., ,- 'li . . , the QQ Lilgrfjfg 2 , , A Q . . . . - . 2 , l fw af' , A V T' RICHARD COUTIIRET Karthaus Cute dark hrured lad wer much at home runnmg the movxe projector thmks he msy be come 21 trunk dmer GENhX7lEVE DOBASH W1DbLlfHC One of the more l1vely grrls rn our elsss mdeptndenr ee skatmg IS her faxorrte sport .86 uniom MARY DANKO-Grassflat Very studious, ambitious and so- ciable . . . likes to make people see the sunny side of life . . . reaching is her dream. SHIRLEY DUTY Karthsus Treasurer of the junror Clqss lrked by everyone has the small est hands rn the class wants to attend college RUTH ANN FOLMAR Drrftrng uret shy and studrous ver friendly to everybody seen m Z1 group of four lrke ro be a secretary usually would ali! 'VW ,,-L ,--,: h PALLINII FOLMAR Drrftmg z A frntndly smlle for everyone courttous to all always coop trmxt mtcrcstcd ln home ceo If 4 '-- g nomrcs 1,5-s 22 U I 1 ' T L N ' - . Q if ' , , . 2 . ' s 1 ... ' Y , - , - ', ' 1 . . -A Q 1 Y I . . A ly . . Y VM, . xl , 441' . , 5 K NA- 4 1 -A- 'SQ I ,.A. V ,, -- 5 -fu., f 'TL4' -4 , - , s., w N ,. u- -A x .r ..- A 4 ...c l ' ai wi A - ffl -'fuk' ,,,r1 5-1 ,NL HELEN FRANEK Drtftmg Tlmrd smcere brunette xx tys xery neat seldom seen mthout her frtend Ruth Ann ltkes to cook MARY LOUISE GUYDOSIK Dflff1Hg To haxc 1 good tlmc IS htr only Il1OLIf,l1I ltkes to keep people guesstng always has som thmg to say .aff-if .dv as if lfU'll0I'15 PATRICIA GREEXILAND Karthaus Beauttful waxy brovln hatr and lots of pep has th1s lass danc mg 15 her weakness plans to attend art school A5- tv 'S' E ZW' ,of 121, JAMES HADVABNE Grassflat A tall, talkatwe and pleasmg lad gets along IH sptte of hts easy gomg manner would ltke to work on the Great Lakes 23 7 ADELAIDE GRUENDLER Lanse Alu ays ready for a good ttme has a nxce personalrty enjoys playmg softball dreams of nom mg the Waves GEORGE HOFFMAN Karthaus Shy and small hkes to read has determxned ways as not yet dectded what he wtll do after hrs hlgh school days '24- QP anna-u '6' O A .- 4 . ' ' J K ' ' , , W J 1 ,L f O, .ws M' , M K I 3 r fm, ,, 4 af, L s ., ' ' , ' . . . al- E ' ,gi w , f . . y I I . A A ,WI , G 4 Bi- A ' ' fy V M 'ff 4f'n...X'1 s ' - X 5. 5-1 , , ' Hr ,v 1' V' ig . , V A 5 1 he . ' . 3 3 '-Q v'X ' JACK HOLT Winburne Concentrates a lot on hunting and fishing enjoys playing foot ball spends time talking but not to girls BETTY JANE JEDAMZIK Winbutne A drummer in the band sings alto in the chorus ways friendly has hair that IS the envy of many girls .8362 uniord GALE HOUSTON-Winburne A sincere, likeable girl who plays cymbals in the band . . . likes to play softball and read . . . hopes to do office work. ..1'.. G jim T' l DEAN KEPHART Kylertown Very mannerly and a neat dres likes to play baseb ll and go hunting one of our best ac tors 24- .fsff '22 , Nr E51-yi BERNADINE HUMENIK Grassflat An attractive brunette ver intelligent frequently found clerking in the store future nurse DELROY KREIGER Kylertown One of our more serious minded boys enjoys all sports favors football and swimming future plans include college i 1 f ' N 1 I A 1 , ' ' . . . a .- N 'Cx c ju - .J A 'gt' Y N I EA p Qs. i .H . x 1' . l 1 A f 4 ,g A b-. , f . i V W' Wa , .1 ff ' , ' K, . Q , I Q. 'V Q J X, -cv W Q ui, t -' a 4 :, , Q p I' if-iff ser . . . ' a . ' t ' ' t Q E- .sq - L Qt K' X-A , if '- JACK LARSON Grassflat Doesnt do anythmg unless hc has to hkes all sports as 1 way w1th gxrls never seen alone BETRECA LUCAS-Pottersdale A tall slender dark harred grrl gnves everyone the rmpressron of bemg quret passes trme by readmg T uniord MAE LARSON-Lanse Cute, dark haired lass . . . enjoys a good time . . . an industrious per- son . . . will make a good secre- tary. ZS. XXAHK in 'W 1 M' EDWARD LUCAS-Grassflat Studymg rs a habrt with Ed vnce presxdent of the JUHIOI' Class looks forward to gomg to col e e 25 'A Y 'Q' YVONNE LEIGEY Karthaus There ought to be tvso of her so she vsouldnt have to move so fast shes class pres1dent a so a p6DDV Cheer leader WILLIAM LUCAS-Karthaus An energetic realxstrc and frrend ly lad feels honored to be able to help pass out make up slxps grves thoughts to sarlmg 0653, 'LK 2'-'LN 'QW' A f 1 . . . ' , , , ' ' I ' I 1 . . . . . I I ' I 1'irAM.,, , 3 t Q 1 V,K4 . . . - . ..- ' . I ' . . . if l A W E , rral 'ttr fy ' , ff , 5 , Q C 5 y ss-t ylte ' ' 1 g . ,iw- WP, BEVERLY LUNDGREN Grassflat One of the talented pramsts of the class frrendly toward all BETTY MCGONIGAL Karthaus Srrall featured and tallcatne has an attractrve smrle a lrvely person lrkes rrdmg rn a Cros e qv- If ? into lfUfll0l'5 EARL LUTZ Wrnburne Has srmles for everyone terested m baseball actne rn dramatrcs expects to work rn hrs Fathers store ,nu 've J v' 'Q'-vpn' -3-K 36-1 Q...-HX PAUL MATSKO-Grassflat Lrkes to let people know he 15 around usually seen drrvmg a Pontlac has great talent rn the electrrcal freld DONALD MICHAELS Wrnburne One of the few qulet person rn the class often seen readm has frlendly ways enjoys play mg baseball 'lf HARRY MERRITT W1nburne If no excxrement rs on hand he wrll create rt lrkes to grve ev eryone a good laugh provcd worthy to be a letterman 26- 'I I l' 0 ' - . . . in- y , W few, 1 l, . f l Aw f ' A 'L f f pg ,LN x A wwf ix ff ai. ! - 1 f 5' K X A up future plans are to go to college. , l . if ggyls N y , . . I . 1 A. . . ' ' 3 . 1 yu 4 y 4 ' 1 . . . sy A 1 , Q W! fir' 153 . QE WY' gif' JAMES MICKNEY Drrftrng A farm boy who IS cheerful frxendly and humorous often found playrng pmg pong tends to remam on the farm LOIS OLSON Grassflat Takes school vsork serlously and her marks show xt has an ex ceedmgly falr complexron would hke to become a nurse IWW f'- 2-lil 'till 0 .11 was uniord GEORGE MOORE Grassflar A talented boy when rr comes ro playmg a gurtar hkes classes rn marhemaucs always seen mrh a group of boys Q42 Q' ,qu-nur elif 4-5? LYDIA OSTROSKY Wmburn Unbounded enrhusnasm IS Lydla works as a reporter of the Cor ohxsc staff has a lovely alto wonce a good dancer 27 22 ,WI JEAN MOSLAK Wrnburne One of rhe more ambmous u rors very charmmg person has a neat short harr cur usually seen wrrh her frrend Paulmc BETTY PALUSH Grassflat A very co operanve grrl cheerful and socxable enjoys takxng :ups to New jersey hkes to read movre magazmes 'bf Nui' W of 'Eff 2. -J-his SYLVIA ROCKEY Forest A rrmld redhead a very at tentxve student adores roller skatmg wxll be an efflcrent secretary LOUISE SCHWIDERSKE Forest Has a qunet sense of humor very actrve plays on the softball team seldom seen mthour som thxng to say 3' 1 44? 4 ,:..,,Y' uniord RAYMOND SAVEL-Pottersdule Enjoys making Delores Shadeck laugh . . . often found just walking . . . his carefree manners prove he is not interested in books. ii 1 A DELORES SHADECR Karthaus 5' Can alvwus fmd humor types the absentee lrst fmds pleasure rn softball usually found on the go 28 ..,. 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RACHEL SCHOENING Kylertown Always on the alert treas ures herl A H rmg makes many trrps to press conventlons lrkes work as a l1brar1an CHARLES SHUGERT Kylertovsn If anyone I vull be the one to be ate he IS a whxz on roller skates alvmys found where there IS a group of people I ff' .4 'Sf 4 at Q t, 2- fl ' F 'Z ' 4 , ,, s X ' . . 4 K f -' Y A , t da f , ' k .ffl if - llIll0I'5 'Q' 4'-1-7' JANET SOYES Kyle-rrovxn Studxous slrm md fun loung faxors square danclng and roller skat IH has a weakness for candy wants to be 21 teacher ' 35 vw JANICE SODER Grassflat DOROTHY STEPHONIC Potrersdale A PEPPY and Ulm 1355 0116 Of J .xx A bashful and smcere person the cheerleaders sery actlve 1n M J enjoys the subjects of the Commercral school affzurs favors snappy danc Course alvt 2155 seen vuth the Kar IU thaus gang NAOMI THOMPSON Kvlfffowfl JEANNLTTII TR1PoN1Y Kyle-frown Clifflflcnf 3iffC5f1fY Oi the bumof Poxsed 1nd femnnlne dresses 155 fe 163 N5 1 efom M, II, neatly dancnng rmpresses her mg Smile ffeCluCmlY Seen at W M to be 1n 11rl1ne hostess IS her chosen square dance Career aliv- Y Mu 527: f V' WW-v-'Y N fgbf 1 RONALD THOMPSON lxylertown He rs trll good looklng md thought u has a keen personallty enloys all sports mtencls to 50 to college 29 24' vs '?.-7 o ' ,T . 1 , L 4 , I V ' ' ' Y' ,A ',,-rf.. yzfg 2- V ' Q ' , y ' , ' ,, , f 'J 5 ' W I . gf v g t . : iw f . , ,S - . l I . Y - - K7 9:2594 . 7 . l , V rrl . . . r 4 V ' ' 'Q . D s. 'T K Q I I , Jigjalli' '-,. f y I -ass, , fi s.: ' V ,, -F 'H v A ,if t f If . 5 K '- X 5 -flf 7 5 , 5 5 L: ' 5,-si ' fl f l . . . . ' . . . A . ' . . . I 7 if T uniord X x F3 Of' I J. an I IRENE VRABEL, Grassflat 7 She is courteous and quiet but gay . . . often found in it group of three . . . enjoys singing lively poppy songs. BETTY VERBITSKY 1.211156 This lass does not waste time enjoys playing ping pong and is an up to date mox ie fan office vyork appeals to her 35. l 'X ALICE ZELENKY Grassflat fhis lass goes in for short hair cuts is 1 great alto contribution to the chorus chooses nursing as her career fin 122 30 I4,4.' 'ss :fri L 41 f-gg CHARLOTTE VUOOSTER Portersdale A quiet blond timid and real istic has a pleasing smile very much interested in listening to good music GREGORY ZETTS Drifting Has nice curly hair likes work mg on the farm is not enthusiastic about school work enjoys reading good books wr' f-36. 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' 121 si-1l'K., ':::?,, ,,i1giX'fl' 4 Room 7 I REMEMBER WHEN Francrs Kulbago pulled the curtarns for the Sophomore Play ahead of trme and surprrsed Ronald Thompson who happened to be peeltrng at the audrence Two prrzes had to be drvrded among four people at the Junror Halloween Party As Sophomores everyone vsent all out to sell magazrnes The hard vsork was not rn varn because we won the party Harry Merrrtt and ack Larson thought grrls were srlly and also when grrls thought Harry Merrrtt and jack Larson were srlly A crowd watched Mr Ardary start hrs car one day Isn t rt a shame the smoke bomb never went offf Ray Savel had drffrculty makrng corners whrle roller sltatrng He just had to stop at each corner and turn Mae Larson was caught so ambrtrously soaprng Mr Ardarys car vsrndows In thrrd perrod typrng class Jack Holt gracefully sat down on a chart and rt broke Everyone thought jack wanted to get to the cafeterra before trme All our experrences were not at someones expense We went to Gettysburg and Harrrsburg when we were Freshmen and had a wonderful trme Harry Merrrtt added to the amuse'nent of our Gettysburg trrp by not belrevrng the gurde The gurde told of Ersenhower havrng a farm at Gettysburg and Harry doubted hrs word by sayrng Ah you re krddrng' jrm Hadvabne would put the class rn strtches by tellrng hrs fantastrc storres 51 Q nf'-l'qf-?7 li li 7 7 ' fy f glxprefifuona an Anastasra Barnes Betty Lou B1gg1ns Berry Ann Brlly Agnes Brnzk Alan Burow Everett Clark Drck Couterer Mary Danko Sh1rley Drtty GCDCVICX e Dobash Pauhne Folmar Ruth Ann Folmar Helen Franek Patrlcra Greenland Adelaxde Gruendler Mary Louxse Guydosxk james Hadvabne jack Holt George Hoffman Gale Houston Bernadrne Hurnemk Betty Jane Jademzlk Dean Kepharr Delroy Krxeger Francrs Kulbago jack Larson Mae Larson Yvonne Lexgey Betreca Lucas Bxll Lucas Ed Lucas Don t be funny Calm down, Are you kxcldmg Gee whrz Oh my gos Dont know do you? Hey knd' Oh you kno Real gone' I don t know' Really' All rlghne Oh heck' Real George You creep' Somebody Goofed' All rlght kld' Clever comrade Look our now Oh no' Phooey' R ght Very clever Huh? That s qurte all rnght Shut up' I rn tellxng you The more the merrxer Holy cow' Im thmkmg Better belxeve rt 32 orkieridtonb Collection of prctures I Wavy hanr Trxps to P burg Glasses Ford Drlvers hcense Notre Dame Books Trny hands Heart shaped plllow Collecrxon of sweaters Boots Wrxstwamh Dxary Tom s prcture Dad s car Clarmet Shotgun Do Cymbols Record collecnon Drum Colorful slurts No 26 football Jersey Record player Redheads IS Collectnon of fellows Black haxr Dad s truck Red face 0 0 Q . . Bu . - - ? . . . ! . n , hl , w! . . ! . ' 85 ' i ! , . ! Sk. f 6,Xl0I'856LOI'l5 an Bex erly Lundgren Earl Lutz Paul Matsko Betty INfCGOU1g8l Harry Merrrtt Donald Mlchaels james Mrckney George Moore can Moslak I o1s Olson I ydla Ostrosky Betty Palush Sylvra Rockey Raymond Savel D'IVld Schultz I oulse Schwrderskr Delores Shmde-ck Chrxrles Shugert jamce Soder anet Sones Dorothy Stephomc Nl1Om1 Thompson lomld Thompson jmnnette Trlpony Betty Verbrtsky Irene Vrabel Charlotte Wooster Alrce 7elenky Gregory Zetts For petes sake Hey h1' What ts xt? Ah yah? Whatda ya say? Somebody Goo Gosh darn xt Yea? You don t say Oh, great' Check that' Is that so? Oh my gosh' Royeyed' What say7 Hot dog' Drg that would you I ll tell the world Golly' You know' All rlghtle Okay No krddrn though? H1 ya You better not do that W hat saya I dont know Oh my goodness' Hey' 33 OJJQJJLOIQ 6 Drrvers lxcense The famrly car Pontrac Brown eyes Grrls Second base mxtt Chxckens Ball glove Short harrcut Drmples Smrle Eddre Frsher s prctures Her farrness Abrlrty to thmk fast Curls Earrlngs Laugh Freckles 54 class rmg F1ngerna1Ls Pony tall Brrthstone rmg Accordron Identrfrcatton bracelet Gold locket Class r1ng Prano Whxte bucks Farm 0 o Q 61 , , , , . ' ' fed! ' J- 1 ' . - Rachel Schoening N0 kiddiff! SCI-ap book I ' P J I . . C99 XSL13 ,W 3 I9 0lfl'l0I Q C155 Room 4 Room 6 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY OH August 51 1953 seventy five mostly tiny and usually timid freshmen entered the unfamiliar halls of Cooper Township High School We were assigned to home rooms 1 and 5 under the supervision of Mrs Zanada S D1C1cco and Mr Lewis M Lucas For our leaders vue elected Tom Kirk president Donna I Johnson vice presi dent Pat Ostrosky secretary and Tom Schnarrs treasurer Our class was well repre sented in sports and our talents were shown in the presentation of the operetta HMS Pinafore In the fall of 54 seventy of us returned as sopho mores We got right down to work and elected for our officers Dorothy Burow president Elsie ohn son Vice president Marlene Gurbal secretary and Donnal Johnson treasurer Pat Ostrosky was chosen as drum major of the high school band and Nancy Kask and Donna I johnson were elected cheerleaders T Kirk L Balko R. johnson L. Shadeck M. Thomas and N. Beightol contributed to the football squad. We were well represented in the Student Council Chorus Band Cotohisc and other sports. To crown our year as sophomores we had our Sophomore Jamboree and even those who chose to sit on the floor at the roller skating rink had a good time. Mr. Zinz and Mr. Graffuis -9- R. Johnson, R. Mcrritt. B. llnllw Guydosik. D. I. jolrnsun. N. l'i..Sli. T. Sclmnrs, P.Trimpcy. G. Guyrlwsik l B lk 1. D- BKINWMD. Couclriet, B. Humcnv, N. Bciglrrnl I. Bloom. M. Thomas. E. Young. O. Hublcr. .. .1 'n 7 M K lla. T. Nelson. R. Miller, l. Folrnnr. R. Kreigcr. D. Lwrs. F Hrmdford, S. Anderson, N. Wcrrz, . uzr T. Kirk. M. jackson, R.McGonigal, E. johnson, U. tl. Lucas, M. Mntsl-co. B. Moore. L. johnson, C. 5r.xrLov1c, ,56g K. Divincy, B. Steel, R. Moriarity j. Miller, S. Slmtlcck. N. Zink, R. Rauch, Yontos, M. Gurbnl, L. Larson, Dnlgrcn. K. Alcxlndcr, R. Rollcy, 51. Stark. D. Coblc, C. Little L. Chelton, AI. Erickson, F. Thomas, V. Ditty, F. Rcnoc. C. Shadeck, M. Moore, G, Soncs, L. Jury, Prokop, R. Harvey, M. Micltncy. K. Nelson, P. Ostroslty, A. Yurkey, L.Larson, S. Bennett. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS D. l. joln D. Burow. lson, M. Gurlml. Ii. johnson, L. Bumgardncr, R. Roosc. E. Pewunick l.. Rusdoph, R. Carlson, G. Cook. B. Turik, N, PCHFC6. C- Perm, M, Hublcr. Carlson, E. Evans, D. johnson, NV. johnson, E. Goss, M. L nth, M, Lucas. G Shacleck. NW, BL field, A. Krups. C, Zink, J. Goss, A. Palush, L. Greenland. J. Hahn, M. oebelc, T. L,1n.1gcr, R. Quick, Gurb.1l, B. Hoffman,A,LuqL15,D,Z,C-US, P. Shadcck, R. Schultz, S. Fagcrty -33- McCall, R. Biggins, N. Ford N. Anderson, E. Holiday. F. Wfuye. J. Biggins, L.Tl10mpson, L. Slmdeck, RA Vvrcs, A. 5r6DhOr1iC, R. Sriner, R. COl1driet, H. Gold. A.Krnpa, S. Coble, D. Anderson, XV. Zinn, D- I-HUUUFI. C- Af1f0Sh, Albefg, R- RCCSQXV. McGonigal, A. Kushner. P. Hummel, R. lN1cGonigal. I.. Socash. S. Shires, A. Bloom, P. Lawrence, B. Basala, D. Srroup, E. Sclrendrxn, J. Humeny, P. Hoover, L. Nelson. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS P. Hoover. J. Alberg, P. Lawrence, L. Bumgardner. -59.. red H1211 6 l 65 1 Nil Rooml R0om5 FRESH MAN CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 54 73 green freshmen entered the halls of Cooper Townshxp Hrgh School We were assngned to rooms 1 and 5 under the capable leadershrp of Mrs Zanada S D1C1cco and Mr Lew1s M Lucas For the gnrls the fxrst day of school was a happy one but an embarrassmg one for the boys as they had to wear hpstnck and smg to the upperclassmen We were well represented 1n the school actlvrtles havrng 5 members on the football squad 6 members on the Cotohrsc staff and 2 representauves on the Student C0unc1l At our frrst class meetmg we elected the follow mg offncers to gulde us through the new year pres1 dent Larry Baumgardner Vnce presxdent joan Al berg secretary Patrxcra Lawrence and Patncra Hoover treasurer Now almost Sophornores we look forward to be commg the graduatmg class of 58 Mrs. DiCicco and Mr. Lucas -40- 3CtlVItlBS O '1- CAoru5 FIRST ROW K Lutz J Soder B Humenlk B jedamzxk D johnson L Ostrosky A Zelenky P Greenland L Larson E L johnson SECOND ROW B Humenay R M Rolley P Ostrosky N Kask B Lundgren J Hummel J Dahlgren, L Askey B Bllly B Ptlush THIRD ROW L Pallnkas A Brnrk B Lyncha R Schoenrng B Lawrcnce I Vrabel L Groe M Lar on L Olson V Lelgey D Burow What would we at Cooper do durmg 1nterm1ss1on at plays rf If were not for the chorus' Sometlmes we thtnk play d1rectors become worrted for fear that the audrence wrll want more Slflglllg and less dtamatrcs What other group m school can almost at the drop of a hat present an rnterestrng and hvely assembly Also vue re qurte honored that we could send twenty two members to County Chorus and three members to D1str1ct Chorus thrs year JL- FIRST ROW M Starcouc J Bradford O Hubler L Balko A Burow T Krrk E Young B Stafford B Kask R Harney E Guydos1k SECOND ROW H Merr1tt N Belghtol E Bradford J Home R Morlarrty D Tunk E Lucas T McGon1ga.l L Lrttle R Coudrret C Shugerts -41 I . , . , . , . , . , . , , . . , . I , . , . . . . . , v . . , . , . 4 , . , . , . . , . , . 1 . I . , . , . , . , . Q ' . , . , . , . ., , . , . , . ' ! , . , . , . .U f var I 1 at 5 I, ' .4 ' r-r . . y . V - . O ' Q V 1 A ' ' - ' I Q f ' I . ' I 0 , 4. A P L A -., A - ' Y' . . . , . , . , - , - n ' an V ' , , . , . , . , - - ' I V . V ' . , . , . , - , - a - 1 f . , . , . . 5 'S V X , . ' 35 .f - 1 NX: l' s :Ag . - J- 1 fs Mr. Meyer, our b.ind director. Zim Strike up the band .ind Cooper can do it .iguun for the first time in severdl years. In the Fill of I9f5. Mr. George Meyer begin to organize the present bind which has more than forty members. Dur- ing these List txxo ye.1rs. .1 sin.irt-pldying. snlppy-mgirthing btind his heen devel- oped. .1 band that Cooper is indeed proud of. In .iddition to playing .it football games. as un be seen on these pages, the bind lI.lS nmirthed in p.ir.ides .it Phil- ipsburg, Osteol.i Mills. Port M.itild.i .ind Wiiiburne .ind hits given two eonterts at the high school. pg, ROW 5. L. to R3 VI. Brldford. If Bmdford. D. Hudish. Cformont I I-Iubler Peters. ROW' 2. I.. to R.: D. I-Iuhler. R. Peters. C. I.utz. N Iinlte I Prune 1 Quick. W. Hunt. ROXY' l, I.. to R.: XV. I-Iubler. I.. Beightol. NX Ahlbere T Iohn on rl. Lipka, E. Lar -42- all Puri Osrrosky, our drum major 9 , .f 3 .X ROW' 5. L. to R.: I.. Chelzon. XV. johnson. D, johnson. L. Osrrosky. B. -Iedamzik. M, I-Iublcr, I Goss. P. Osrrosky. ROXX' 2, I.. to R.: XY. Krnsinski. A. Folrnxr. N. Renoe. G. Houston, N, I..1rson ROW' I. I.. to R.: M. Sglmocning, E. Fcttcr. R. Icdnmzik. I Wasseen, E. johnson, I.. Gruendlcr, Ql'll0l y oTANDING L to R Valumont Bmdford Krum Groe lawrence Force Lundqulst Mosltol Kask Hummel SITTING L to R Iutz Guxdos Dresko Askey Stafford Granvrlle The Senror Class clrm xcd the1r dmmfxtlc career wlth thert thrrd successful comedy The An ell Brats whrch vms presented on muury 77 1955 under the dlrectlon of Mr John Delrman The plot of the play rnxolxed the three Angell brats Loretta Askey Davxd Dreslco and Kay Lutz trylng to fmd 1 step mother wrthm 1 week so the-lr rnch uncle erry Bradford wouldnt drsrnherrt thclr fther Ernxc Force Other members of the talented cast were Ed Guydos Isnn Groe Tom Granvrlle ane Hummel Put Moskol Bonnre K1sk Mrke Krupa Betty Lawrence Mane Lund qulst and jo Ann Valxmont L... 44 lll'll0I' y Thompson Olson Lutz Lergley Burow Kephart Soder Larson Greenland Merrrtt The junxor Class agarn proved thevr frne acting abllrty on December IO 1954 1n thelr class play Here Comes Charlle It was a hrlarrous comedy under the drrec tron of Mr Charles Ardary The play concerned a hnllbrlly grrl who by chance became the ward of a well ro do young man Thar thrs young man happened to bc rn the clutches of a schemmg socrety g1rl certarnly drd not rmprove the sxtuanon Members of the cast rncluded Yvonne Lelgey Dean Kepharr janrce Soder Mae Larson Lors Olson Harry Merrltr Earl Lutz P1t Greenland Ron Thompson and Alan Burow 45 1 a 1 9 a 1 1 7 a - 4 a . v . , .. . ,, . . . f . , . 1- - - H - h N - , L , 4 ' ' . . L ' ' t - 1 s s 1 v 1 4 1 ' a 1 r ' ofo we 099 SEATED l4RUNT j Krupa R A Folmar N Thompson H Franck M Larson S Dltty SECOND SLATTD S Anderson M Gurbal L Larson J Soder D JohnSOn L Askey L Greenland E Force STANDING D Kephart E Lutz B Lundgren R Schoenlng S Coble S Bennet R A Rauch L Ostrosky D Shadeck J Valrmont T Klrk N Bexbhtol D Stroup We pay trlhute to our monthly pubhcatron The Corohlsc Wrthout rh1s pubhcatlon the publlc would sel dom know the events that occur rnslde thelr school at Cooper News would stagnare lnslde of one homeroom or classroom Ideas and projects would be snfled because most of the students would not be rnformed Humorous IHCI dents would be enjoyed only by the few part1c1pat1ng or obserxlng students Current trends IH fashlons would never get back to room l What fun we would haxe mlssed had me not had the cub reporters scurrylng around the buxldmg seeklng news on some partxcular subject or a place to hrde rf he had not met hrs deadlme Indeed we pay trrbute to The Cotohtsc Edltor Lynn Groe Faculty Aclvrser Mrs Park L to R Mr Graffuls Shlrley Dltty Dorothy Burow Joan Alberg Mary Lou Rauch Mrs DICICCO Marne Lundqulst Raymond Snel erry Bradford Llllun Pahnkas ean Shlfter and Bxll Stafford 46- SITTING Jerre Howe STAND mg Elsxe Johnson Patsy Green land Patty Laurence and Maude Thomas. n., - . . , . . 1 , . , , , . , . . . . , . , . 4 , . , . , , . 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Margot sz y EDITORIAL STAFF IST ROW left to rlght B I-Iumenlk A Barnes K Lutz J Hummel and M Lundquzst 7ND ROW left to right M Thomas J Vallmont L Askey B Imrentt S Dxtty R Sthoenmg, V lusty P brttnlmd mdl Olson 3RD ROW left to right L Ostrosky F Kulhago P Matsko B Klsk and L Groe Where oh where rs page 379 Does any one have the prctures of the playcourt7 These are typ1cal remarks of a hard worklng staff who have trred very hard to do a good job 1n the publrcatron of our yearbook We the staff w1sh to thank all those who coop erated so wrllmgly to enable us to publxsh th1s year book and we hope that rt serves 1ts purpose of fond recollectron and pleasant memorles EDITORS SEATED left to rrght B Humemk K Lutz J Hummel STAND ING left to nght F Kulbago Mr Ard ary L Groe and L Olson. BUSINESS STAFF SEATED, left to rlght B Stafford, L Askey, E Force, B Kask, P Matsko, and E Lutz STANDING, left to rnght L Groe, S Dltty, A Zelenky, D Kephart, H Merr1tt, and M SEHICOVIC -47 . , . . , . , . , . , . . .. , V . . , . , , .v f f -. r - y .,.v ' ,,, , v A -K a - ,v - a - 4 , - - ,I .. . . , . , , I , . . 1, . I , . , . t .I . , u - n . 2 3 ' u - H . , - 1 1 r . I l , , . . , . , . . - , . . , . ' r ' v ' Mr Delimin D lxephirt li lmrcntc A Barnes P lmrtnee P Ciretriliritl T lxirk I' lxulbiigo li lxtslt If Bridford P Shaeletk lx Iutz I Soder P Ostroslw B Lumlgren M Zim Tee-Shirt Sile. STLDIIN1 COUNCII The pitturcs on these P1565 show some of the things we hue OI'g1DI11I10I'l We h txt sponsored Roller Slut im. pirtits intl hue held two wry sutttssful blue md Amtzori DHS t l ie been cl still ire c.i.ir3,e of assemblies. Soue of the mot successful assemblies were the Talent Showg 2. skit. The Ins .intl Outs' .1 Hillbilly Jamboree' se'er.1l movies. fmd tin exclun e 'issembly with Philipsburt, High School. We think we have come f.1r in our first two years and hope th1t the Student Council will toritirrie TO PTOXV. Slave Day Olllrlf liR9 Luridu liul 12:0 - '- 7 ' 'L ' Roller Skating, reri, lNl.1Sli. lxirlq. MASK o .S?Ll6!Ql1f Qlllflfl I 4' ' l a - I T T w 7- - , - , . x 'l', , , . '. , 2 T. l A it . 4 gy ' 1 ' , A I A 4 Y ' Q ' 1 done in the first two years of our -A in TY! Kimi' A K an K' 4 l l y I J 7 ' 5 i . g A Y L, L, 's LL I Q F . , Y U s- I Q , s 'x l In R P Vx X S ' Y 1 I IB X,- D Kre1ger ilaofdaf M Lucas L Lrttle L Balko H Merrrtt I Holt B Balko B btafford M Thomas R Th0rI1PS00 On August 18 1954 twenty hopeful candndates turned out for the frrst practrce sessron of the 1954 S63-SOD. Coach Harold Bevemdge was agam at the helm and wxth the help of Mr Lrngenfelter they developed a team that Cooper Twp can be proud of We played our fnrst game wnth M111 Hall on our home grounds We were rn charge all the way Wrth a brrlhant offense and a frne defense We held them scoreless wlgge we rolled up 26 polnts As the game ended Cooper was on the wxnmng end of a 0 score Agaxn at home we played host to Renova Showrng the same type of football as we d1d rn the frrst game we agarn scored 26 pornts and were able to hold off a late Renova rally to wm our second game rn as many starts Cooper 26-Renova 13 For our thrrd game we traveled to Osceola There we met a stronger and more experrenced foe than rn our two prevrous games At half trme the score was tled 7 7 but rn the second half therr larger number of reserves told the tale as we lost 26 7 Thrs trme we yourneyed to Phrllpsburg to meet the Blue Devlls of Morrxs Town shlp Agam we gave a good account of ourselves rn the frrst half but again SUPCIIOI' reserves on the Morrrs team caused our downfall 58 6 favor of Morrxs Our next opponent was Houtzdale Woodward Br1sb1n at home grounds It wa. a closely contested battle and each team was held scoreless untll the flrst half was almost over when W B scored a touchdown but mrssed the extra pomt In the thlrd quarter Bonn1e Kask rntercepted a pass and ran 80 yards for a TD We made the pornt after touchdown and that was the end of the scorxng as Cooper won 7 6 For our srxth game we played host to Moshannon jornt Early rn the game they took the lead and held rt through the entrre game When the game ended the score board read Moshannon Joint 52 Cooper 6 For the last game of the season we traveled to Port Matnlda, where we met a sprrrted foe We led at half txme 6 0, but on the second play of the thrrd quarter they went 52 yards for the1r fxrst TD An excltmg half followed, and when smoke cleared the score was Cooper 19, Bald Eagle 12 Our record for the year was a credltable 4 wins agaxnst 3 losses 149 ' B Kask - 5 Q 1 3 I . :Q fi 4 , f-- ,. 5,4 5 Q 'g- 4 I L A ,Q . H 7 ff .,: iw- l ' ' M U, , 1 t-q f . v' W' 'f ', M-4 .. at 'N . r' ' 7 7 41 '..a' Lf , ss , , AZ., V g,.,, ,. 3 .51 i 1 ' ' V' li I ,M 31 . ' 1 , ra, ' f '- ' -' ' 9 a - , . . ' 7 7 - ' ' a , , - . ' ' ' ' - n - n - ' 1 1 , . . - , ' - 7 7 ' -J B Stafford L Little efflff Cofaptam M Lucas effermen R Thompson CO Pram B Kask J' A J Holt 'x ar 6 D Krexger V -. T Kirk N Benghrol as ED R Balko R Jo nson L Balko M Thomas 50- -i ,,v5g 9 R N., ' H. ' ' . . R :QL QQf- 2 V 3 Q ll, of 5 N .,4 QQ 'E 'i ea . ' 1 Eg is gundam!! Squa ROW? I to R Couch Beverrdfc Lums P Shadcck L Thompson S Terry L Shadeck A Burow A Kushncr Iwrson I Bumg.ardner M KUZIIIH R Hummel ford R Balko Holt T Kxrk D Krcnger H Mcrrm C Srcrrcovlc ROW 1 L to R E Lucas N Bemghrol N Anderson M Lucas L Lmle Cl 001' Olga CJPPJ Ywonne Lelgey Donna I johnson 1n1ce Soder Nancy Kask Betty Lawrence 51 A, .. ,. . ' ' ir, J. 1 , . 1 , . D , . , Row 23, Lf EO R, ,R, johnson, Il BnlI4o, Bf Iiask, R.LT1wfHp505, M. Thomns. B. sfaf- , . , , . ' , . ' , . 1 ,n . r . , . .: ' I , - - It ' , 7 - 36,426 f Errne Force LeeRoy L1tt1e PITCHERS S Terry R Thompson, M Lucas E Lucas M Marsko erry Bradford S bm Steve K h Terry ep an Meddy De oy Starcovxc Krelger IN e lxrupa Bonnxe Kask 6t ri X 3 ' X , , r yi A r 1 fgc .rf j X if XX .Q 1 rj X5 ii' Qaeda! SITTING M Mrckney C Starcovrc N Benghtol M Starcovlc E Force D Krerger J Bradford M Matsko KNEELING L Olson Mgr E Lucas D Kephart R Thomp son B Kask T K1rk L Lrttle M Krupa S Terry C Josephson STANDING R Mlller G Moore P Trrmpey D Mrchaels I Larson,j Lucas P Matsko C Shugerts F Kulbago E Lutz H Merrltt Coach Mr Lucas Last season we maugurated our new backstop and found that lf really works The only time anyone had to chase the ball was when we h1t a home run or as very mfrequcntly happened when the other srde hlt one We flelded a strong veteran team Wlfh Mr Lewls Lucas ln his second year as coach The team worked smoothly around a strong plfdllflg staff of Mxke Lucas Erme Force Steve Terry and Ron Thompson as rt posted a recod of 6 won 4 lost Mr Lucas Calnsthenlcs 53 Sofia! SITTING D Coblc B Humemy E I Johnson D Butow V Lelcley KNEELING D I Iohnson P Ostrosky F Thomas D I ohnson A Gruendler P Greenland STANDING L Chelton L Schwrderske I Hummel M Thomas L Ostrosky B Lawrence G Houston Last year undcr our new coach Mr Beverrdbe we concentrated on formmgb the nucleus of the present team Our record was one wm and four losses We re sure to rmproxe that record as almost all of the team IS back The prtchers learned to whxp the ball across the plate rather than toss rt and the rest of us found that seldom drd the opposrtron hxt the ball rrght to us The most drsheartenmg drscoxery was tht the opposmg prtcher d1dnt throw the ball where we held our bats XWe overcame these m1nor dxffx ult1es however and gate the last few teams we played a tough battle We are sure that w1th an experrenced squad we will prck up from where we left off a w1n over Osceola Q 996+ S Mr Bcxcr1dLe Otrosltx V Lcr lex D I ohnson 54 1 ' G3 ' L 7 Y ' 7 ' ky ' 4 ' 1 . , . , . , . t , . , 4 , ' ' I I , . 7 , 4 7 Y q K . A I Q A , v v I D If I v v ' K' 5 H Y Y' I ' Y 'I V , . , . .f 1 , V . I I - . - 7 . ,, , s Y . , ,Q I ' . '. I Y . V . 6tgC0lfl,I f -4.-.alwvvv The playcourt th1s year was used for the flrst txme for an orgaruzed act1v1ty perlod 1r1 addrtron to bemg used before sehool or at lunch trme Tvuce a week, there and on the campus to partrcnpate ts of biseball tenms and badmmton the bemg played on the playcourt elsewhere rn the rn volleyball l1st three varlous classes met tramural spor so that vs We here at Cooper fully rpprecxate the txme that was gnen to us mlght use the playcourt and other sports facllxues that are prouded for us We the classes of 53 md D6 bequeftth to the under classmen and the future Classes of Cooper the Cara of the playcourt and the proper use of the tlme prouded h t they may LOHIIUUC m the future for an actnrty perrod so t 1 55 ,ii- 1 K I. 1 ' , v 3 s ,s 5 K .X X r 1 ' ' ' . ,f Q, v I . I , A . 'If' X a ,, ' ,. V 1 ' X I . 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Nl , fy . , wwf P5 ,.,fm 56- CAFETERIA The Cafeterra of the Cooper Townshrp Hlgh S hool IS one of rrs oursrandmg achrex emenrs L der the able management of M1ss Ida Olson lf serves hot nurrmous lunches to hrgh school students and also ro the schools of Grassflar Kylerrown and Wrnburne Ardlng hcr at the hrgh school are Mlss Isaacson who helps pre pare the food and elght senxors who serve food to the students at lunch nme Krrstranson 81 ohnson Coal Co Inc V111 om s SFL1d1O Purrty M1llt Corp P01145 Barrd 8: N'ICCamley Attorneys at Lavx Cherry Run Coal Mrnrng Co Inc Clearheld Clay Products Co Dufton Hardware Co Fullrngton Auto Bus Co anltes Meats L T Drrvas MD Vlodern Loan Company The Flrst Natlonal Banlt of Phrlrpsburg Amerlcan D1ner A 84 P Food Store Auto Motrve Supply Bamat Servxce Statron Betty jay Shop Bobs Servrce Statron Brody s Carns Bros Inc Chevrolet Harpster Inc Crtrzens Water C0 Claster Lumber Co Inc Clearfreld Equrpment Co Clearfreld Musrc Center Clearfxeld O11 84 Gas Company Covxdrrclts Drug Store Cold Stream D1ner Curtrs Products Co Inc Dr George W Brett Dr H S Stern Dentrst Dr Robert Dewey Dunlap Ford Sales Grasstlat Cooperauve Ass n nc Harvey C Wolfe Sr Hoover Turkey Farm lbberson Drug Store ames Rolley ohnnys Bar ohnson s Modern Seruce Stanon Jurys Servlce Statron L A Renauds Garage Lertzrnger s Dept Store Lours jenkms Post No 5 Q50 Lutzs Meat Market Majestrc Theatre McCrory s 5 Sc 10 MCTague Manufacturrng Co 57 Lanse Phrlrpsburg Phrlrpsburg Phthpsburg Snow Shoe Clearfreld Clearfreld Phrlrpsburg Wrnburne Phllrpsburg Phrlrpsburf, Phnlrpsburg Phnlrpsburgn Wlnburne Phlhpsburg Karthaus Phrlrpsburgj Kylertown Clearfreld Phrhpsburg Grassflat Phrhpsburg Clearfre d Clearf1eld Clearfxeld Phrlrpsburg Phrhpsburg Phrlrpsburg Clearfleld Phllrpsburg Ph1l1psburg Phrlxpsburg Grassflat Morrrsdale Lanse Phlllpsburg Karthaus Grassflat Grassflat Clearheld Karthaus Clearfreld Phrlxpsburg, Wlnburne Phrlrpsburg Phrhpsburg Phlllpsburg HJ ' ' -I ., .7 ,C S t,.ttttttttt ,t,t t,,..t.t.,,.tt , . 1 ,S , , prrf p pr rrpf . . . 1 7, A - I vprrp . . 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