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

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Inst ill tmh 'rsiamrni MICHAEL MATSKO wills his ability to be funny to Mrs. Karchner. RALPH MCGONIGAL wills his strength to David Lucas. RONALD MERRITT wills his '49 Kaiser to Jerry fParakeetJ Reitz. ROBERT MILLER wills his ability in Chemistry to Gene Shadeck. MICHAEL MICKNEY wills his ability to be first in the cafeteria line to anyone who can run fast enough. WILLIAM MOORE wills his quiet ways to Milton German. MARGARET MOORE wills her love of short guys to Joan Ahlberg. RICHARD MORIARITY wills his happy-care-free ways about school to Kay Peavy. THOMAS NELSON wills his blonde hair and fair complexion to Andy Krupa. PATRICIA OSTROSKY wills her love of CICW-CUIS to Sally Johnson. i JUNE PROKOP wills her love of hot-rodding to Bob Roos RUTH ANN RAUCH wills her love of Frenchville to Ann Krupa ROSE MARIE ROLLEY wills her blushes to Mary Kaye Larson CHARLOTTE Sl-IADECK wills her collection of boys to Billie Jean Wooster GLADYS SONES wills her pony tail to Joan Carlson CYRIL STARCOVIC wills his ability to type with one finger to Ed Pewanick JEANNETTE STARK wills her long hair to Frances Little MILTON THOMAS wills his way of teasing girls to Delbert Valimont FRANCES THOMAS wills her position in Home Ec Class to Bob Schultz PHILIP TRIMPEY wills his sideburns to Butch Potter NANCY WERTZ wills her short, dark, wavy hair to Margie Ditty JOHN YONTOS wills his reserved place on the absentee list to Esther Goss ERLING YOUNG wills his story-telling ability to Mr. Lucas ANN YURKEY wills her love of visiting Morrisdale to Joan Humenay riiylgag sig wp -Q24 C X W f Q' .C 2 X UU ' ' -' , IJ.

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JOLLY JU IORS! Freshmen, Freshmen, and more Freshmen, seventy- two to be exact, entered the hallowed halls of Cooper High in the fall of '54, We were tabbed Greenies, and until we caught on to the bell system, we were confused Greenies. Our class advisors were, Mr. Lucas, and Mrs. DiCicco. Our homerooms were Rooms 5 and 1. We held a class meeting and chose as our leaders: President, Larry Baumgardnerg Vice President, Joan Ahl- bergg Secretary, Patricia Lawrenceg and Treasurer, Pat Hoover. At the end of our Freshman year we were well re- presented in sports, band, and Student Council. CLASS OFFICERS. Joan Ahlberg, Esther Goss, Nancy Pearce, Larry Baumgardner, The following autumn we returned to school and im- mediately became known as Silly Sophomores, We began the year by electing Milton German, Presidentg Lucille Greenland, Vice Presidentg Joan Ahlberg, Secretary, and James Biggans, Treasurer of our class. During our busy year, we were well repre- sented in sports, chorus, dramatics, Student Council, Cheerleading, and the Cotohisc. Our first play, Mrs. Astor's Horse, proved to be a success. We ended our second year with the traditional Sophomore Jamboree, which will always be remembered for its bumps and bruises. When we alighted from the buses in the September of '56, we entered Cooper as Jolly Juniors. We were only sixty-two in number, now, but we knew, if we tried, we could succeed in the tasks put before us. We settled down, after we had been assigned to Homerooms 2.3. and 4, under the direction of Dr. Milson, Mrs. Gloria Karchner, and Mr, Lewis Lucas. At our class meeting we chose these students to lead us through our Junior year: President, Larry Baumgardnerg Vice President, Esther Goss, Secretary, Nancy Pearceg and Treasurer, Joan Ahlberg. We had just gotten settled when our class rings arrived. To us they were priceless. We went around for days comparing them. Our class play, Mystery, Mayhem, and Murder, full of thrills and chills, was eujuyeu oy air wno saw it. By this time our class had added new members to the chorus, and the band. With April just around the comer, we began planning for the Washington Trip. A trip we'1l cherish in our Memory Books, forever. With three years at Cooper behind us, and our Senior year before us, we look forward to the Prom, and to the day when we will be the graduating class of 1958. As we make our different ways in the world, we will always remember the old, but very truthful proverb, Wisdom is desirable, for it brings great Blessings.