Coudersport High School - Couderean Yearbook (Coudersport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1947 volume:

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SIIG XIII IX I I XXXIF XIIII IQIII X XI IIXIIII 9 IIfx'Il IGI X A P AKELEY PAUL H CONNER County Supermtendent Assistant County Supermtendent 0 lu Class ol I9-17 Congratulatlons on the second lssue of the Couderean Whether such a publxca t1on vull survlve xs usually determmed durmg the flrst year Thls second xssue mdxcates the crltlcal perlod has been passed and that your venture 1S on a fxrm basls There IS no better way to preserve the 11fe history of a school than through a well edlted yearbook PAUL H CONNER Boar 0 llmucnhon Left to rlght Mrs A a A Raymond Mr Arthur J Menschel Mrs John W Mahaley M1 E C Darrln M1 Horace H Carey M1 Henry Martmson C Tl- -' , 'df'I u M L1fe W111 be found to be largely a con AMOS G BARRETT Supervlslng Prmcxpal I congratulate the Class of Nlneteen Hundred Forty Seven on the publlcatlon of the second annual of the Coudersport Hlgh School the Couderean It represents the combmed achrevement of a umted class effort Let It symbolrze everythmg that IS good and worth whrle ln your hlgh school experrence No doubt school days have been frlled wlth many complex and perplexmg problems Perhaps there were trmes when these dxfflcultles seemed almost msurmount able and beyond human effort However by puttrng forth your best co operatrve et fort solutlons were arrlved at and problems were solved t1nuat1on many of whrch may be solved by clear th1nk mg unselflsh actlon and by 10g1C3.1 pro cedure May each lndlvxdual member f the class achleve the maxrmum of h1s or her natural endowment coupled wlth a com parable servlce to hrs fellow man h1S Country and hrs God The respons1b111ty of the preservatlon of a Democratlc American form of Govern ment falls upon the shoulders of present day Amerlcan youth As you Join ranks wxth th1s group of young Amerlcans may you 1lV8 a clean lxfe exemphfy good deeds and flght moral degradatlon 1n any form A country stands or falls upon the char actcr of its people Todays great need IS for men and women of strong character A G BARRETT Supervlslng PYIDCIDRI 7 of complex and changmg problems MILTON O BRAUN I-hgh School Prlncxpal u u , . I o . . . . - , - 1 y e 1 v s v 1 1 y 1 . , . . . 1 BARRETT Amos G Supervlslng P1'1HClp31 A B Pennsylvama State College M A Pennsylvama State College BEVERIDGE Harold G Blology Ez General SCICHCC B S Lock Haven State Teachers College Augustana College Rock Island BRAUN Mllton O Hxgh School Prxnclpal Enghsh B A Pennsylvama Stat M A Pennsylva ege te College Mrs Marle Wmkleman Physlcal Educatlon :Sz Health In structlon B S Lock Haven State Teachers College CHASE M.rs Leone M School Nurse R. N Robert Packer Hospxtal Tra1n1ng School for Nurses COOK Mrs MarJor1e Rude Mathematics B A Pennsylvania State College DEWEY Carl Leonard Vocatlonal Agriculture B S Pennsylvama State College FISH Mrs Jxll Carlson Bookkeepmg B S Grove Clty College nl. ' ' . . ' e C011 . . ma sua cAss, . ' ' 's.. VV 'rs- GABLE Nelson B Music Supervisor B S West Chester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College HAMMERS Dorothy Mae Commercial B S Indiana State Teachers Col- lege A KAUFMAN Fay Social Studies B A Grove City College Pennsylvania State College LEWIS Robe Mathematlcs Sz Scien B S Mansfield State Teac College University of Michigan 'VICCARTHY Mary J. Latin 85 French A Alfred University College rt E CS h8l'S B Middlebury PARK Miriam E. Social Studies B S Lock Haven State Teachers College Duke University RATHBUN, Marjorie English k Haven State Teachers B S Loc College SETCAVAGE, Joseph W. Health 8z Physical Education B S, Duquesne University Pennsylvania State College AUSTIN Mrs Grace Shear First grade Bloomsburg State Teachers College CARR Mary Leona Fifth grade B S Clarion State Teachers Col lege EDWARDS Angeline O Second grade B S Mansfield State Teachers College Duke University EVERS Roland K Seventh History Departmental B S Lock Haven State Teachers College FAULKNER Freda C Sixth grade B. S. Lock Haven State Teachers College FREDERICK Geraldine Third grade Lock Haven State Teachers Col- lege GREEN Marie D. Fifth 85 Sixth grades Mansfield State Teachers College Fairmont W. Va. State Teachers College KARHAN, Leonore C. Second grade B. A. Pennsylvania State Colelge -JW' 'iv vas, OLIN Mrs Josephine Eighth English Departmental B S Mansfield State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College OLMSTED Nina L Seventh Geography Departmental B Phd Mansfleld State Teachers College OREILLY Catherine M. First grade B S Mansfield State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College RENNELLS Cora Eighth Arlthmetic Departmental Coudersport High School Chautauqua Summer School ry Emily WELFLING, Ma Fourth grade Mansfield State Normal Grove City College WILCOX, Dorothy Thlrd dz Fourth grades B S. Mansfield State College ia State Coll Pen nsylvan Tea ege chers Qustoc lilllk Emll Weber began work as a cnstodlan of Co dersport Hlgh School on January 9 929 and has served falthfully smce that tlme to Joln the Navy ln whlch he served for fourteen mon hs returnlng to hls Job after dlscharge Merle Allen after havmg been 1n the Army for a year and a half became one of the custodxans ln March 1944 12 Rex Plank started here in 1934. During the war, he was given leave of absence 3 gl A fr X K4 Vw RW xiv X! AW fg ff? QQ X S fwfr - 3339? SJ Q li g-i 4 fc f44ggiiT,?7LX fgaxywy- Z' rf, ' ' ,ff Q f A L!-Xxx f x X f V L Xxx 5 ZX ,XXX - If X , x K Xf f N X. Ky! Q? f 9' x MR BEVERIDGE Class Aovlsor Senior Class History school 1n 1943 and after four years conslsts of 41 members Its flrst 3Cf1Vlty as a class came 111 Aprll 1945 dur1ng IUS sophomore year when wlth Mrs Schaffner as advlsor lt sponsored a successful Easter dance the Bunny Hop Jumor year wlth Mxss Hammers advlslng 1ts dance was a Chrlstmas one Jun1o1 lVI1ss the Junior play on Aprll 26 1946 was dlrected by Mr Braun and Mxss Kaufman These SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Quentm Masolotte Presldent Nell Haskms V106 Presldent Helen Keller Secretary Margery Mosch Treasurer two events helped fmance the Jumor Semor Prom on May 25 1946 Mr Beverldge was class adv1sor semor year The semor play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay d rected by Mr Braun and Miss Park had xts presentation November 22 1946 Due to confllcting act1vit1es the semor dance usually early ln the school year was not held unt11 March 15 when a St Patrxcks Day theme was used The senlor class of 1947 has left as lts glft to the school a bronze plaque honorlng those who gave the1r 11V6S 1n World War II . - . y ' x . - .. ,H i- . . . . y . i . , The class of '47 entered high , . . , . , u U 1 , , 14 .2 ,- .2 if pf ,f 7- fp ..--K ....f C HELEN PSYCHOS He en Course Commerclal OfflC9S Secretary 3 Clubs Dramatlcs 1 2 Commerclal 3 Yearbook 4 Plays Buslness Manager 3 ROBERT DIETRICK Bob Course General Clubs Alrplane 1 Archery 2 Science 3 Yearbook 4 Plays Stage Manager QUENTIN MASOLO'I'I'E Ming Course General Offxces President 1 2 Clubs Archery 1 2 Dramatxcs 3 Yearbook Plays 3 4 PHYLLIS MORAN Frumpy Course General Clubs Sewmg 1 Band 2 3 4 fre-Jr M ,LJ'l112rrf-Ldv Mk fl fMg,,,f fffr' fl P I Cl 1, r dv f f L 15 1. 4 ' ff- i? 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VJ!-.AJu. uv 5..hw'q xp 9 .3 I My rv-J .J-'44, 'x,f' I kim CONSTANCE PSYCHOS comme W Course Commerclal Clubs Dramatlcs 1 2 Commerclal 3 Bobby Soxer Personahty 4 Plays Asst Property Manager 4 NEIL HASKINS Ne1l Course Academlc Offlces Treasurer 3 V1ce Presldent 4 Clubs Archery 1 2 Sclence 3 Yearbook 4 Plays ARTHUR JOHNSON Bud Course Agrlcultural Clubs F A Plays 3 BERDENA RUSSELL Blfdle Course Academic Clubs Lxbray 1 Alrplane 2 SCIENCE 3 Bobby Soxers Personallty 4 Plays 4 21 Q--K 'Qt- Www' Qvggu fgffffccf . .Q V f r-r Diff L,ifzj,, , 614. 1 ' f 14.1 .J Avf, 4. I Quai, K K4 N, fI,,,,gf1.1 J QP' I' ff L, A fb x, X-4,1 If -'QU FPA, 7'4fcff,. qu' ax. ' 'yV'.9 l ,,, fl ' ff,4, , nv In QE 1 ' 'f a AQ A I nj Uv s ' - f f , U A ' i AA , A Y if A A fi, . -' J' .2534 ,jyga A- I fx . ,bs N . f-- A,,-- 1 ' f 4 ' - , , . . V K 04 -A-isp I K . . ' ' ' an , 5 , 2 ,- My 7 ai' A .+' V 4' X' . if f L i A X . A Q 1 1 -A 2 -1, ' fb ' 1 A 2 .4' f f W 'Qi z YF A' 4- R' D A if 3, ..' .,,, Y 5 ' - ,I 1 I . 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'T MISS HAMMERS Class Advxsor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jack Tucker Presldent Vlctor Ingalls VICE Presldent Barbara Becker Secretary Phy1l1s Benson Treasurer .IllIll0l' CIHSS The Jun1or Class IS made up of 53 students Jack Tucker was elected presldent Vlctor Ingalls VICE presl dent Barbara Becker secretary and Phylhs Benson treasurer M1ss Hammers was chosen as thelr class advlsor Th1s class has been very promment 1n athletlcs as Well as havlng sev eral members ln the Band and Or chestra not to ment1on the GIFIS Chorus and Twlrllng Club For 1ts f1rst act1v1ty the Jun1or Class held a very successful Valen tme Dance on February 15 The gymnaslum was decorated ln the tradmonal hearts and cuplds and the most famous orchestras of the nat1on ion records? provlded the mus1c The Jun1or play The Man Who Came To Dlnner Wh1Ch was con sldered a blg success by the large crowd Wh1ch attended was held on Aprxl 25 The annual Jun1or and Senlor Prom was held at the Coudersport Conslstory on May 10 Muslc was furn1shed by the ESQUITCS Irom Mansfleld JUNIORS I Front Row B Becker I Chapell E Ahearn I Blckford M Blass G Goodwln P Elhcker E Gardner P Benson Second Row P Corey P Butler R Baker J Caldwell C Carey R Froebel R Clark W Ayers G Clark Thxrd Row H Greenwood D B1ckford P Hawkms R, Ch1lson O Boyd E Balley mal JUNIORAS II F'1rsLR,ow B Simmons P McNulty D Slupley M Saunders G Secor B Treat R Newton B Palmatler A Osborne Second Row C Stalger L Stalger M Swlft R Johnson J Stalger T Sereno J Tucker D Stearns V Mclsaac Thxrd Row E Sturdevant H Knxckerbocker E Way V Ingalls E Tucker F Rennells R Pekarslu W Neefe 27 Mi' 5 I I ,f Q 0 V' , 0 I . 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I , , 5 , - 5 S cw F Q CB I EW , 0 Q- 2 1 Q 4, W 1, .K V MISS KAUFMAN Class Advlsor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mary Dewey Presldent Leon Sevmsky V106 Pres1dent Nancy Owens Secretary Herbert Caldwell Treasurer 5011 lOIIl0I'9 L HSS At the begxnnmg of the year the Sophomore Class composed of '70 members chose MISS Kaufman as 1tS class advlsor The class offlcers are Mary Dewey presldent Leon Sevmsky V106 presl dent Nancy Owens secretary Herb ert Caldwell treasurer The Sophomores contrlbuted 11 members to the football squad 2 to the varslty and 8 to the J V basketball teams The Sophomores sponsored Poverty Dance on December 7 1946 SOPHOMORES I F1rstRow E Butler J Furman S Inga1's K Kmckerbocker E Knowlton R Hwgms B Freeman J Masolotte S Mansfleld B Cox M Ahearn D Kolat Second Row F Hackett M Dewey B Abbott D Buchanan D Atkmson B Lawton P Matzmger L Long H Caldwell E Franke Thlrd Row D Matrone D Denhoff J Ayers F Glassmxre D Chllson R Ayers D Corey E Furman J Baker J Horton J Bashlme 05 SOPHOMORES II F1rst Row K Reese L Yanme I Weaver D Morey B Ralnear A Tate G Second Row R Potocek B Pepper R Svslft G Mulaskl S Perry J Straw H Thlrd Row R Sereno J Neefe B Psychos J Tasxllo L Sevlnsky D Wasson S Mxlchuck 29 D Walaskl M Mxtchell A Peet E Tauscher Rogers B Wa ner B Wharton P Pepperman Rennells Pfuntner W Predmore A Orlowskx L D Shalkowskl D Plank J Pekarskl MISS McCARTHY MISS PARK Class Advlsor Class Advisor Ffeihmdn L HSS The Freshman Class IS dxvlded 1nto two home rooms In Mlss Park s room there are thlrty two students The class offlcers are Presldent Peggy McNulty VICE Presldent Dick MCC31gue Secretary and Treasurer Edward Tauscher In Mlss McCarthys home room there are also thlrty two students from Whom the offlcers chosen are Presldent Wxlllam Hoh V1ce Presldent Odell Caldwell Secre tary and Treasurer Patrlcla Haskms The Frosh comprlse one of the largest classes 1n the hlgh school th1s y-ear They are a very talented group and thelr futur 1n sports and other school aCtlV1t1CS should be very brlght They sponsored a dance The Sprlng F'I'0llC on Aprll 19 the flrst Freshman class ever to do so CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN I Wlllxarn Hoh Pres1dent Odell Caldwell VICE Presldent Patrxcla Hasklns Secretary Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN II Peggy McNulty Presldent Rlchard McCa1gue V1ce Presldent Edward Tauscher Secretary Treasurer Il - L . . . . . , ' - - 1 1 1 1 1 - . , . 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K Q M - , X Erik EX X X COACH SETCAVAGE Takmg advantage of the ab1l1t1es of each player Coach Joseph Setcavage was able through long hours of 1ntens1ve pract1ce to develop a talented team whlch brought home to Coudersport for the flrst t1me the Llttle Four football champ1onsh1p Coach Setcavage has the abxllty to bulld m the team a sp1r1t of co operatxon and confxdence and to produce a unlt 1n Whxch each player contrxbutes hxs l1ttle part to thesuccesuof every play Coach Setcavages football exper1ence started back ln 1937 when he attended h1gh school at Mahoney Clty Pennsy1van1a and played on h1s schools team After hlgh school he played on the Seton H111 Prep School team at South Orange New Jersey He entered Duquesne Umverslty at Plttsburgh and during hls college years played three seasons of varsity football HIS education was mtermpted March 2 1943 when he was called to the SCTVICB of hxs country After h1s dlscharge he accepted a contract to play professlonal football wxth the Brooklyn Dodgers for the 1943 season Before commg to Coudersport for the school term of 1945 Coach Setcavage taught and coached at the Corry Jumor Hlgh School Corry Pennsylvama COACH BEVERIDGE A newcomer to Coudersport th1s year Coach Harold Beverxdge became asslst ant to Coach Setcavage In hzs college years at Lock Haven Professor Beverxdge dxd not prepare hlmself for coachmg as a career but he has proved hlmself an able ass1stant Early m the season he was compelled to conduct many of the practlces and because of the lllness of Coach Setcavage he took complete charge of the team at several of the games Coach Beverldge IS a I13.t1V6 of Allport Pennsylvama where he attended Morrls Township Hlgh School In 1939 he entered Lock Haven State Teachers College and was graduated wlth a B S degree He served ln the Umted States armed forces for three years and was discharged m February 1946 He returned to Lock Haven for a, summer school refresher course before taklng up hxs dutles at Coudersport 34 COACH SETCAVAGE COACH BEVERIDGE F1rst Row M Blass P McNulty Mr Braun K Tauscher L Sevlnsky Second Row J Dewey J Tucker Q Masolotte W Hoh At 1 ehc Qouncl The Athletlc Councll was formed for the fxrst t1me thxs year Its purpose IS to promote a better understandlng between the athl tlc teams and student body The Counc1l IS composed of a representatlve from each class and offlcers elected by the student body Wllllam Hoh represents the Freshman C ass Leon Sevlnsky the Sophomores Jack Tucker Juniors and Katherlne Tauscher the Senlors Offlcers 1n clude Jim Dewey Presxdent Quentm Masolotte Vlce Presldent Marjorle Blass Treas urer and Pat McNulty Secretary This year the Councll conducted the dr1ve for Athletzc Assoc1at1on membershxp held a Victory Dance after the successful football season and dlstrlbuted posters around town to adveltlse the sports events 35 ' 1 i I , . 3 ' 1 H , 1. 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I 'S . - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 OF 1946 Flrst Row R Denhoff asst manager P Cavlgllano G Llncoln J Tucker E DeStevens J Dewey J Caldwell P Corey T Butler L Sevmsky Qecond Row L Tass1lo J Pfuntner T Pfuntner T Sereno Q Masolotte J Mahaley J Sta1ger K Tmgley J Neefe K Reese R Ayers D Chllson asst manager Thlrd Row Coach J Setcavage E Butler asst manager V Scerra D MCCalgu6 L Stalger E Tauscher B Psychos E Thornton R Sereno R Baker L Kaake H Caldwell D Corey B Freeman O Caldwell R Ch1lson manager By scorrng 214 polnts to the1r opponents 68 and easily w1nn1ng all then' league games Coudersport cap tured the L1ttle Four Football Champ1onsh1p for the fxrst tlme s1nce the league compet1t1on began The team tramed and ably coached by Joe Set cavage faced one of the toughest schedules the school has had ln several years Not only were the opposmg teams well groomed and exper1enced but by reputauon were expected to furmsh stlff oppos1t1on for the Falcons The success of the Coudersport Eleven probably can be attrlbuted to the close co operatwn between the squad and the coaches between the captam and the team and among the players themselves The entlre team operated as an efflclent and coordlnated unlt and substltutlon seemed to have lxttle effect on elther the offens1ve or defensxve power of the team Wh1le some players scored and carrled the ball no play was success fully completed wrthout the concentrated effort of each member of the team on the f1eld and the practlce squad that helped develop the play m the long hours of dally dr1ll The team was captamed by J1m Dewey who held down the pos1t1on of quarterback and assumed the re spons1b1l1ty of declslons on the playmg fleld The backfxeld was composed of J1m Dewey Ken Tmgley John Mahaley Eugene DeStevens Paul Corey Junlor Caldwell and Tom Sereno Ends Quentm Masolotte George L1nco1n Jack Sta1ge1 Fred Glassmxre Tackles Tom Pfuntner Ted Butler J1m Neefe Guards Pat Cavxgllano Leon Sevlnsky Centers Jack Tucker Randall Ayers . . , l . . . - - - 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - , - y - 1 . , . , . . 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Much of the action took place between the two 30-yard lines, but late in the second quarter a pass to the op- ponents' left end scored a touchdown for Emporium. The Falcons blocked the attempt at an extra point. The Coudersport eleven gained ground steadily in the third period and DeStevens scored on a running play from the 15-yard line. The attempt for the extra point failed. The Falcons' hopes were soon dimmed as Emporium's aerial attack netted two touchdowns-one in the third and one in the fourth quarter. The Falcons vainly attempted to stage a comeback and were driving toward the opponents' goal when the final whistle ended the game. CAPT. DEWEY PFUNTNER COUDERSPORT 30-SMETHPORT 13 With plenty of spirit and determination to win their first league game, the Falcons kicked off to the Smeth- port eleven on the muddy and wet field of their op- ponents. Early in the first quarter the Orange and Black put a damper on the situation by completing a touchdown pass. Smethport led 6-0. Assisted by excellent blocking, the backs carried the ball to the two-yard line where Captain Dewey scored and fullback DeStevens added the extra point. How- ever, the Falcons' lead was short lived, when Smeth- port recovered the ball deep in Coudersport territory, and after battering a strong Coudersport line they scored their second and last touchdown. The try for extra point was successful. The Falcons on several successive runs scored again and tied their opponents 13-13 as the half ended. The last half was definitely Coudersport's. A long run gave the Falcons their winning touchdown. The game ended as the Purple and White was staging a sus- tained drive towards their opponents' goal. f 1 ' ., 5. 55 -QL HV EW LINCOLN MAHALEY COUDERSPORT 32-PORT 13 Trailing by a score of 13-7 in the second period, the Falcon team became alarmed and, with determination, scored two touchdowns in rapid succession. At the end of the half, the score read 19-13. Coudersport's ancient rival, Port Allegany, came back in the second half determined to win, but each attempt of the opponents was halted by the power of the line and the thwarting of their plays by Couders- port's consistently hard-hitting right guard, Senior Pat Cavigliano. ' The Falcons, assisted by excellent blocking, marched down the field twice in the final half with one touchdown in each of the two quarters to boost the Coudersport score to 32-13. nfs... .X A.,-5, so . , ' ' .. wa U X sf Y? 'R C O 5163? ini' MASOLOTTE TINGLEY COUDERSPORT 37-OTTO 0 Under a scorching October sun, Coudersport crossed the Otto Township goal line six times on touchdown plays to win its third league game by a score of 37-0. The Falcon eleven experienced difficulty in con- verting the extra pointsg and the team, captained during the third period by John Mahaley, was able to make only one running play good for a 7-point tally. Just once, late in the fourth period, did the Otto team threaten to scoreg but the intended touchdown pass was intercepted by senior right end Masolotte. In the next play fullback Eugene DeStevens, on a deceptive play, ran the ball 105 yards for Coudersport's sixth touchdown. The scores in this game were chalked up three by Eugene DeStevens, two by Paul Corey, and one by Kenneth Tingley. ICN' I'1V COUDERSPOR. 19 SMETHPORT 0 Coudersport remarned unscored upon rn two suc cessrye league games by defeatrng Smethport for the second trme October 12 1946 Because of a wet freld Coudersports talhes came rn the second half when the smoothly functronrng team frnally started chckrng All three scores were attrrbuted to DeStevens who dCSD1t6 the condrtron of the freld scored on long runs But even Wlth a bad start dreary weather and a drenched f1e1d Coudersport came out on top 19 0 COUDERSPORT 34-OTTO 0 The game betwe n the Falcons and Otto Townshrp on Metzger Freld had barely started vshen Sexrnsky Sophomore guard recovered an Otto fumble The Fal cons rn th-e1r frrst offensrxe play of the game began a scorrng spree Wh1Ch netted them 5 touchdowns and the game by a score of 34 0 In thrs game Coudersport proved rts ab111ty to score rn pas play when a 50 yard pass from DeStevens to Sereno scored one of Coudersports several touchdowns Contrary to a prevrous game Wrth Otto the home eleven wrth the ard of Ted Butlers accurate krckxng were able to convert four out of the frve trres for the extra pornts CALDWELL COREY DeSTEVENS TUCKER Tl L, P . Q, , - , Wifi . '- '1- rflxls f Q . ,VH xg: . , V Q F-Q wa'f4Ag 57A? COUDERSPORT 34-PORT 12 The Falcon eleven. for the second time in the sea- son, defeated their neighbor rival, Port Allegany, on the Metzger Field by a score of 34-12. The Port Gators were the first to score. but on a safety and two touchdowns Coudersport went out in front to lead by a 15-6 tally at the end of the first half. Threatening to defeat the home team, Port Allegany came back in the second half to score a touchdown. Halfback Kenneth Tinglcy. however, put the Falcons safely out in front, when on a continued successful drive. he carried the ball over for a touchdown. Two more touchdowns by Staiger and DeSteve1Ls in rapid succession clinched the victory for Coudersport. The Coudersport line deserves much credit tor win- ning the game. Try as the opponents would. they could not break through the Falcon defense led by Tom Pfuntner. left tackle. NEEFE SERENO Af X 'ft aZTJ?' , A T4 14.5-r ., ,L , . J ' M f aegis: si A' f. ic fl I 5111 V C l' r HSXVC YCL COUDERSPORT 38-RENOVO 6 In a post season non-league game. Coudersport de- feated Renovos High School football team by a score of 38-6. The Falcons. unfamiliar with the Renovo teams tactics and power. played defensive ball for most ot the first quarter. but once having determined their op- ponents' strength. the Coudersport team began a pa- rade of marches down the field which carried them across Renovos home stripe 8 times. However, two of the touchdown plays were recalled by a referees decision. Several times during the afternoon the Falcons found themselves in a tight spot: but each time, plays like the successfully completed 47-yard pass to left end. George Lincoln, made possible another score. Every member of the Coudersport squad saw ac- tion in the seasons final game. Lettermen like Ayers. Glassmire and Neefe distinguished themselves by playing their roles as substitutes efficiently and with character- istic Coudersport spirit. Tries for extra points were scored by Junior Cald- well and Ted Butler. SEVINSKY STAIGER fan-- Euge nm Wlth 24 touchdowns to h1S credlt for the 1946 season Eugene DeStevens became the h1gh scorer for the state of Pennsylvanla 111 lnterscholastxc football Eu ene a Jumor not only set a record mth h1s total score of 148 pomts 111 the 8 frame schedule but won fame and the praise of sports jOU1ll8.1lStS for hls outstandmg ab11ty to carry the ball for exceptlonally long IUIIS through the opponents teams On sex 91 al OCC'lSlO!lS when Coudersport was pressed to the wall Hugh carrled the ball from deep ln the end zone the entne length of the fleld to tally a Falcon touchdovm Qulet and unassummg Eugene credlted all of his successful playmg to the cooperatlve help of h1S team mates and modestly accepted the plaudlts of the school and fans Clell' I CEI LIS The cheer leaders th1S vear vsere led by Senlor Ben Shaw They played a large part 1n helplnff to haxe an undefeated football season by leadlnv the student body 1n cheers and lettmg the grldders know that they had someone backlng them Thev also put forth great effort m basketball by showme the team whether they were wmmng or loslng that they were stlll behxnd them The cheer leaders for next year wxll be Pat McNulty Mary Dewey LOIS Potter and one to be chosen from the mcommg Freshman Class Bernadlne Shaw Patrlcra McNulty Mary Dewey LOIS Potter 42 n . s Q . g . 1 '. 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VARSITY BASKETBALL L Staxger R Froebel J Staxger T Butler T Pfuntner Coach Setcavage R, Ch1lson J Neefe H Greenwood T Sereno E DeStevens VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Varsity Basket all 1946 47 The Falcon F1ve had hopes of a successfull season but were disappolnted wxth the fmal total of 8 games won and 10 lost Although the team displayed much ab1l1ty m lts playlng several games were lost by a close score This besides the large scores in the games they won made xt posslble for the team to finlsh the season with of thexr opponents Ted Butler IS the only sen1or lost by gradua tlon Next years team wxll be an experlenced and smooth worlung un1t fwlth Staxger DeStevens Ch11son Sereno and Greenwood as malnstays Several members of the Junlor Varslty w1l1 un doubtedly move up to full the squad of the varslty Date Opponent Dec Dec ec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar 4 Ulysses Galeton Mt Jewett Shlnglehouse Otto Twp Eldred Smethport Port Allegany Mt Jewett Shmglehouse Ludlow Ulysses Otto Twp Eldred Port Allegany Smethport Ludlow Place Home Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Score OD . IJ - . . . D. C- W u. 6 10 41 - . 10 44 33 ' ' ' ' ' , D . 13 . 32 29 , , . 19 ' 25 21 - . 10 . 35 18 , , ' . 14 30 36 . 17 37 27 nearly 100 points more than the combined scores Jan, 21 Galewn Home 27 47 ' , . 24 22 40 . 31 . 39 36 ' ' - . 4 ' 33 37 f Y - - . 7 28 55 ' . . . . . 11 21 48 ' ' ' U ' . 14 . 32 30 , - . 21 40 26 . v , . 26 23 47 ' . 28 30 18 ' ' . . , 35 44 43 ! x J V BASKETBALL Fxrst Row R Rumbaugh D Wasson L Sevmsky J Pfuntner D Corey B Freeman Second Row Coach Setcavage B Psychos J Bashlme D Matrone R Ayers R, Hosley J V BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1946 47 Date Opoonent Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan J an J an J an Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Vhr 4 Ulysses Galeton Mt Jewett Shmglehouse Otto Twp Eldred Smethport Galeton Port Allegany 'Vit Jewett Shmglehouse Ludlow U15 sses Otto Twp Eldxed Port Allegqm Smethpoxt Ludlow 44 Place Home Aw ay Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Av 'ty Home Avs 'xy Aw 'ly Ava 15 Home Home Away Score ODD X I W 77 Z7 XX XX S X? XJ? XX xl N S X jf! J il ff Xi X ,X 34 ff N X X xx X X f J ff X! iff A Q G L N Q Ky f fix ,' X XE xx X , if xx PATRICIA FISH R E LEWIS Edltor ln Chlef Faculty Advlsor Couderean Couderean The 1947 Couderean is the result of countless hours of thought and work by the members of the Senlor Class During the txme that the book was in its visionary the school could be justly proud Thls has been the aim and the goal of the staff in its preparation of this book It has been enlarged Interesting new features have been added others eliminated and many varied pictures grace its pages The staff recognizes that mistakes have been made and that portions of the book need improvement It is its earnest hope that future classes will profit by its errors and continue to make the Couderean progressively better each year 46 of of stage, the aim of all connected with it was to publish an annual of'gwhlch the class and '27 19 Et llorldl Sta f H Keller K Tauscher P F1sh E Snyder B Becker J Shaw Q Masolotte Mr Lewls R Deltrlck K Tmgley Business Staff R Brock M Mosch Mr Lewls B Shaw H Psychos J Dewey N Haskms G Lmcoln J Mahaley 47 r Q, ., . ' me , ' , .V .-1,-QZviH.L 'A' H. ' f . VL , A ' Q ' 'JI l K -x ku - . , C ., 5 1. ... : 'v' .. A- Q .. 1- ' rf . , . , . , . , . . . y + 1 - y - u - B H J V B B z,yf4v,w,,4 , ' K . - f A :- K . B J M kg, A , A . f 1 , . ' +. ,, Q, , , 1. V2-A ' , . Qs, ' . . . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . . Flrst Row D Hawkms O Caldwell B Lawton S Von Nleda Mmss Kaufman P Elhcker W Caldwell R Hosley R Jones Second Row B Freeman W Predmore D Shalkowski R Wasson J Berger L Spoor R McCaigue E Frank Third Row D Jackson O Boyd D Chilson R Sereno R. Potocek J Neefe S Mllchuck C Rlossman J Mraz J Roche J Bashline Art Club The Art Club under the supervlsxon of Miss Kaufman mcluded th1rty members 'I'he purpose of the club was to promote artlstxc talent and to understand better the fundamentals of art Actlvities during the regular club period included lectures by Mr Dllloway former Philadelphia art teacher and supervisor lectures on color and a movle on Mexican arts and crafts As regular club activlties the club made many posters and decoratxons xn connection with high school dances and the annual Latin Banquet 48 'E ...J F1rst Row L Jackson C Psychos R H1gglDS B Damels Mrs Cook, S Ingalls J RICKCTU I Treat G Rogers Second Row L Watson M Reed E Hasklns E Mlller E Ahearn K Dubots K Kmckerbocker Thlrd Row B Ramear V Watson B Nlver J Pepper D Dubots A Tate E Knowlton B Russell J Kellner B0lJlJy Soxers I,Cl'SOIldhV Thls club wlth Mrs Cook as advisor chose as lts offlcers Preslderrt ETma Mrller V1ce Presldent Berdena Russell Secretary Dorothy Dlibots The a1m of thxs club was to develop p0lS6 and personallty In order to ac COmp1lSh thls the gxrls experlmented wxth make up dlfferent types of halr styles good groommg and clothmg They also studled and dlSCUSS6d manners mtroductzons and mvltatlons Informatlon on these subjects was obtamed from charts and other prmted materlal books and experlence One of the mam events of the club was the assembly program whlch IU pre sented on March 12 It was a Gay N1net1es Revlew' wlth songs and sklts of that perxod The club has voted to dedlcate a mlrror to the school for the glrls' basement 49 Flrst Row R Hosley B Gaberseck F Neefe B Hoh Mr Beveridge D Corey E Sallade D Denhoff E Tauscner Second Row D Gardner G Russell P Butler R. Abbott J Horton B Bobmko Thxrd Row B Pekarskl D Kolat J Pekarskl R Ayers W Neefe D Johnson H Foust Colloquial Club The Colloqulal Club under the supervisxon of Mr Beverxdge consisted of thirty members but had no offxcers Club periods were used for discusslons of affairs current at the time The Colloqulal Club cooperated with the Latm and Commerclal Clubs ln the presentation of an assembly program on Aprxl 16 1947 50 Frrst Row G Goodw1n B Clark Mlss Hammers R Ch11SOH P McNulty Second Row F Osborne R Newton C0mlDeICl8l In the Commercial Club, sponsored by Miss Hammers, there were eight members Among the duties of the club were: the printing of tickets for athletic contests programs for plays and concerts, and other school functions. 'I'hey assisted in the assembly program of April 16, 1947. 51 Flrst Row A Johnson C Saulter J Whxte G Sturdevant Mr Dewey B Treat E Way E Tucker F Sallade Second Row F Sturdevant M Swlft V Ingalls E Bailey E Sturdevant R Hanchett Third Row G Clark B Baker J Ayers K Reese H Kmcklerbocker W Treat J Denhoff L Roberts T C FUtUfC FBFIHCIS of AIIICIICH orgamzation of farm boys studyxng vocational agriculture Its purpose 15 to develop leadership cooperation and a sense of responslbillty This chapter IS known as the Spud Growers Chapter The F F A has been actlve as an orgamzatlon in the commumty Milk test ing tree prumng and graftmg repalr work tree planting and soil conservation work have been some of the activltles of the chapter Its services to the school 1nclude helping stage plays holdmg assembly pro grams and sponsoring exhibxts and movles Also constructwn and repalr work are done in the shop The course of study ID Agrxculture xs desxgned to cover all the branches of farmmg common to the locality wlth special emphasis in Farm Shop work and a super vlsed farmmg program durmg the summer The prlmary alm of the department of Vocational Agrlculture is to produce young men qua1xf1ed to take thelr place in 'the communlty as successful farmers and cltlzens 52 The Future Farmers of America, commonly called the F. F. A., is a national Flrst Row L Kxo F Wblte P Pease M Denhoff Mlss McCarthy J Walsh M Boucher D Lattm R Lehman Second Row M Horton F Jacobs J Neefe M Schutt B Boyer R. Prlce L Johnson A Rooke Thlrd Row P McNulty A Mclsaac J Keller E Carpenter B Kmckerboclcer Latin Club This club was orgamzed to provxde an opportunity for the Latln students to prepare for their Roman Banquet held annually the last part of May The club con slsted of 22 members They first devoted their time to the making ofl favors, this year these being miniature silver and gold lyres and harps with an original verse Small, decorative horses and chariots were made for the tables Miniature scrolls which contained the invitations to the Banquet were next made 'I'hey then devoted their time to the making of menus ln Latin and picturesque garlands for the head of each quest Large, colorful fans were made The final activity was the important planning of the program for the Banquet at which the club members proved very adept It was a. successful year 53 gi 4 , ' 1 I ' . .Y . - 1. ' , H , . F1rst Row L Yanme D Buchanan R Swxft Mlss Rathbun D Atkinson B Wagner L Haxton Second Row S Perry B Treat J Albney E Tauscher J Rossman B Shutt Library Club The Llbrary Club under the superv1s1on of Mlss Rathbun consisted of fourteen girls The club offlcers were as follows Presldent Bertha Treat Secretary Dorothy Buchanan and Treasurer Amta Peet Dunng the club perlods the members spent their tune rebmdlng books shelv ing magazmes stamping palntlng and letterlng new books QUIZZES on hbrary informa tion were often part of the club meetlng Besldes the club perlods the glrls devoted all thelr study hall perlods as student hbrarians checking out books and magazmes to other tugh school students 54 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 . . , , . , . , . , . , . . 1 1 1 - ' - 1 1 1 v 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - ' 1 . 7 ' Flrst Row O Morey D Morey B Cox S Mansfield Mxss Park B Pepper N Owens F Hackett T Halloran I Chappel B Abbott G Mulaskx L Bradley P Matzmger L Long J Masolotte M Dewey E Furman J Pfuntner F Rennells H Greenwood D Bickford D Matrone C DeSt1evens F Glassmrre L Tasxllo Publlc Speaking Club The Public Speaking Club sponsored by Mxss Park also emphasized dramatlcs The mam purpose of the club was to train members ln publlc speeches d1s cusslons and debates The thirty members cooperated ln the presentation of a short play a panto mime and a solo reading in an assembly program on February 5 1947 55 First Row L Sevmsky J Stalger Coach Setcavage T Sereno T Pfuntner Second Row E Butler P Corey T Butler P Cavxvllano B Froebel Varsity Club The Varslty C Club was composed of approxxmately twenty members T be ehexble the young men must have earned a letter 1n elther football or basketball dur mg the term The following offlcers were elected Presldent, Tom Pfuntner, Secretary Treas urer, Paul Hawkms basketball Durmg the club perlods, they dxscussed the fundamental rules of football and 56 T M at 2 fynl B, A l T fi ' n 5 Q. 'N ' , , X f '1- 2, , ' 4 H ' 1 , . -A , ' ,.. . 1 ' : . ' , . ' , , . , . . : . , . , . , . 1, ' , . . . ' H H ' . O ww f4? ' Flrst Row N B Gable Dlrector E H Tucker J Dewey L Potter P Benson J Mahaley J Furman E Palmatler B Scott K Auten J Rexford P McConnell J Parlsella D Stearns B Wharton Second Row D Rumbaugh S Ingalls S Grabe A Lehman E Anderson E Plank J Tucker W Ayers J Straw B Pepperman D Shlpley M Blass Thlrd Row C Psychos P Moran T Wlchert A Orlowskl H Caldwell S Carter C Carey L Kaake J Campbell L Russell L Hasslnger Fourth Row H Rennells H Martxnson W Psychos K Reese R Rumbaugh R Plank Hugh School Band The Hlgh School Band began the school year 1946 47 Wlth a, greatly depleted personnel Graduation last year clalmed fourteen members The flrst publlc functlon of the band under the d1rect1on of Nelson B Gable Supervlsor of Muslc was the annual Labor Day parade ln Coudersport The band then set to Work 1n earnest learnmg new numbers plannlng and practlclng for the Halloween Parade Not to be forgotten are the marchmg drllls performed OUl3S1de when weather permitted between the school house and the football f1e1d Throughout the wmter months and early sprlng the band Worked on muslc for the forthcommg concert Rehearsals were held Monday and Tuesday of each week for one hour beglnnlng at 8 00 a m throughout the school year Representation from Coudersport to the Pennsylvama School Muslc Assoclatlon Central Dlstrlct Band Festlval held at Emporlum thus year were Marjorle Blass, tenor saxophone, and David Steams, barltone saxophone Davld Stearns was also chosen tn represent Coudersport xn the All State Band Festxval at Lebanon, Pennsylvanxa The annual Band Concert was held May 9th ln the H1gh School Audxtorxum whlch was fxlled to capaclty In addxtlon to the fme musical numbers by the group hxghllghts of the program were a novelty number, The Llttle Brown Jug Goes to Town,' wlth the solo flute part by John Mahaley, the Saxophone Ensemble, and the perform ance of the Majorettes Plans are being formulated for a plcnlc for all band members 57 . wg' , , 4 ' - aligns' ' . 1:32516 f . ' - , . ygyg? 't 1 K i ' ' ' f ww , A . 1 W. fn, J--,eral l f ' ,A V 4 Y ':.3'1w?4-K of 1? ' ,xy -of 1 ilff 7 e 5,2,j?9TAQ 5 Q 9 V K -T 3,534,153 me-rf Q . g' ,gf . , , 2 ,, V, . f -sg . , L J - . ,I 1 al X ' A A . , . , . , - n - 1 - 1 - ' - . . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . ' ! ' I , . , , . . ., . Flrst Row N B Gable Dlrector B Shaw Pxanlst L Sta1ger M Dewey J Mahaley R Rumbaugh Second Row V Secott A Tate P Falling P McConnell J Rexford B Blass D Stearns Thlrd Row J Dewey P Benson A OTIOWSK1 F Plank J Tucker W Ayers C Carey L Kaake B Wharton J Campbell K Reese Orchestra The H1 h School Orchestra began xts year wlth a reduced personnel because was reached The flrst publlc performance of the orchestra was on November 22 1946 play me befole and between the acts of the Senlor Play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Many times throughout the year the orchestra performed durlng assembly programs Especlally notable was the Chr1stmas program and the all muslcal assembly held ln the Hrgh School Aud1tor1um on March 19 1947 The orchestra rehearsed 1n the mornmgs at 8 oclock before school convened Wednesday and Thursday were the two mornlngs set aS1d6 for these rehearsals The mam event for the orchestra was the MUSIC Festlval held on Aprll 18 1947 ln the Hlgh School Audltorlum The orchestra performed ln a flne manner playmg between the vocal groups on the program Wlth the exceptlon of the v1ol1n1sts the orchestra members were also members of the Sen1or Band Mrs F1sh V101lI1lSt, and faculty member contrlbuted greatly to the success of th1s orgamzatlon by bemg present for rehearsals and performances throughout the year 58 .g C . . of graduation last year. New members were added until the total number of twenty-five A , ' ln Y Y n ra ' ' . . . , ' . Y . . . 1 ' '- Flrst Row B Shaw P1an1st P Elllcker D Walaskl E Ralnear S Mansfleld B Pepper G Secor B Cox C Psychos E Shaw D Lattln L Johnson B Wharton R Hlggms N Owens M Dewey N B Gable Dlrector Second Row J Straw M Mosch D Buchanan L Potter M Schutt J Pansella B Becker B Lawton J Keller H Keller A Tate G Mulaskl P McNulty High School Girls Chorus Known xn, the recent years as the Tnple Trxo the Hrgh School Gxrls vocal group was gxven a new name thxs year It lS now called the Hxgh School Glrls Chorus and boasts a membershlp of thxrty vo1ces A month of school went by before thls group was organlzed and because of the txme set for rehearsal Mondays at 4 P M-some dlffxculty was experlenced ln gettmg the glrls to rehearsal The Gxrls Chorus played an xmportant part in the all mus1cal assembly held in the High School Audiborlum on March 19 1947 Hlghllght of the Glrls Chorus act.1v1t1es for the year was the part performed ln the Muslc Festxval on Aprxl 18 1947 The gxrls performed m a very professlonal man ner and made a pleasmg plcture ID thelr colorful evening dresses They also provlded part of the mus1cal program for the Rotarlan Ladles N1ght held m the Presbytenan Church on April 24 1947 and were well recelved 59 5 - 1 Z - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . I . , . , . , . , . , . , '. 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 I. Weaver. n 0 , . . . . . , 1 . . . . . ,, 1 . , . . , . . . . , . . . 1 - ' . . . , . . . 1 1 - in.. ,asv -.ml Junior Ban Flrst Row M Roblnson M Cook T Psychos D Lehman J Sxmpler Mr Gable F' Sanford M Smxth M Metzger B Hasslnger L Hasslnger Second Row J Hawkms C Rudolph G Thomas W Leete J Castano D Logue M Stebblns K Matzlnger D Flsher T Freeman C Scott H Von N1eda A Zwald C Appleby Color Guard and Majoreiles Left to Right: H. Psychos, K. Tauscher, E. Gardner, G. Secor, B. Freeman, M. Saunders, H. Baker, M. Mosch, B. Russell. 60 Left to Rxght G Secor I Bxckford B Furman E Gardner H Baker M Saunders B Freeman M Ahearn Mayoretle and Twlrlmg Club The MaJorettes of the Band appeared for the first tlme thxs year ln the annual held before several of the football games Durmg the winter months the tW1!'1lI1g club was organlzed W1th six new mem bers The maJorettes were five ln number W1th three twxrlers from last year and the slx new members the club boasted a total personnel of fourteen memlbers The members of thxs club spent one hour per week throughout the school year learmng the art of twirlmg the baton The highlight of then' years work was the twlrlmg exhibition given durlng the Band Concert held May 9 1947 in the High School AUdlt0YlUm The head majorette elected to lead the group this year was Beverly Freeman 61 Labor Day Parade. They also led the band in the Ha1lowe'en Parade and the pep parades SPEAKERS TABLE 11111015 6111011 PIOII1 May 25 1946 JUNIOR AND SENIOR PRESIDENTS AND GUESTS 62 I 95'i'Q il . 1 V f Iunlor MISS Apml 26 1946 es from W . . 77 I Cut Hearts Wfere Youn an xg Noxemloer 22 191146 64 1 21 Scenes from Q cl Ga 7 V f4iL5Mi X 1 V10 XXf1v Klxx Rx Q XXX? ffX xv Y XX J' C, f-xf-Qs QQ QQQQJQ Qii fQ5v3Q O Pw5'HfQfw3e9x?fw SAA fl A QQQQ OQOOAOQ 1 V. : f WP? xg ywwW X 1 fj X 4' Lg XP WN JXKQ K a ' fi Q Xi' I ,ff'X XX Xxx XA a X IX X. x 7 , , f f X X X xxx XX '- ff Xxx X ff X I X V X5 X! gWm fTUf1 1 wi K 1 9 'Qf 5 1 f i R X 25 9 V' X Y ,4 . . , 413 'C Z X- X, X ' X X , 'r7 eVQ?4 Qteowf ,Ml M 3 L ,f .6502 M , ' a 4' ,' O r, pn Vgkfp-xii 0 C fl fafxfif-x.f'X' fg . CJ O f Q X . fw s f V O Q I f -f v f'v v-X fxf N,.,, iT-VT Y Y -Q f 'fix fxcj F f -' Y V-xf-fQ, V-x4 ,, V.C: Q.X GIIIOI Led GIS Best Loolzm be-211101: Lea ers Most Stucllous SGIHOI Lea GIS Best Actor an Actress SGHIOI LGB. CI 1tt1GSt Mod ML1s1La 611101 LCE! CIS A-QQ' GHIOI Lea SIS Most A'c111et1c Q., 'Q' SALLADE VANOCKER OREGO MITCHELL BUTLER FOUST HAWKINS IIU x Il l 1 li A K lllcl I l RICHARD 'VIITCHELL Dick xx'1s inducted into the nmx on Auxust 28 1943 He leceixed tmininf at Foit N1cCl1ll'1n Alxbdnm xxl1e1e he spent six months Mitch xx IS then t11l1Sf8I'l9d to the E T O w11ere he served 12 n1o11ths 111 Germfmx 111 the 'nmy of occupation He had P1 coipomls 1'1t1ng Whe11 he xxas dis changed on January 23 1944 Dick ieturned to hieh school to 1ece1xe the credits he lacked foi a diploma He has not decided xx here to go foi 111s future 6d1lC8IlOI1 but FOFBSIIV IS h1S an1b1t1o11 CECIL VANOCKER Van xx as inducted IIIIO the 'umed fo1ces 111 D cen1be1 1942 He spe11t approxi matelx x 0 yesus 111 the SYITGS befoxe being sent to Europe He setved two years ox CISEIS and had P1 coipoial T a Illlllg upon being d1SC113IgE'Cl 111 I'-'0b1'U'11X 1946 Cecil 18 enrolled as a 9611101 hoping to gain enoueh c1cd1t to graduate FRED SALLADE Fied entexed the Navy S ptembel 29 1944 Afte1 ten bo11ths basic tr-'mining he vxent on ship dutx xxl1e1e he se1xed '1llOth6I ten months 111 the South Pacific He had 1 Seaman 2nd class letting xx hen l1e vxas dischfnged June 2 1946 at Baltimore Md F1 d is '1 folmex stude11t of C H S and IS taking the Agrlcultule couise in vxhlch he xxas eniolled befoie bemg called to serxe h1s country He is enrolled as a senxor and is cfnrymg f1xe suojects to enable him to graduate in June FR ANK OREG O Frank xx as 111ducted into the Armx June 10 1943 b8f0lC finishing his Senior xear He spent S1Xf9CI1 months 111 the States b6f0lP g,01I1g oxeiseas I11 the E T O Fifxnk vxds badlx xxounded in both levs 111 September of 1944 for xxhich he xeceixed tl1e Pu1ple Healt On ietuining to the Statfs he spent xeifxl months 111 the Thomas M England Funk is noxx finishing, 111s SC1l101 xe11 u11de1 th G I B111 He is II1'11l1Pd and 11 IN 1 sm 111 son xx 110 c 111 be lustly DlO1Id oi his f1tl1e1 PAUL HAWKINS P1111 enteied tl1e Nixv Much 18 1944 duiing 111s -11111101 yen 111 hi h school He spent ioui xxetks 111 boot c1n1p 1t Sampson Nexx Yo1k before goln oxeisels Duiing h1s twenty sux. months expezience oxerseas he had duty in both the Atlantic and Pacific xxflteis ts a Sienalman 31d Class Paul xxas d1scha1g,ed VIf1x 26 1946 at Lido Beach Long Island He ietulned fts '1 junioi to C H S 111 Oldel to finish his academic COLIISC oi college enuance EUGENE BUTLER Euffene a IOIIHEI C H S student xxas a Naxx H1311 He ente1ed the N'1vy on August 3 1943 Afte1 SIX no11ths basic tialning he xxent to sea vxheie he ex pelienced 111 adxt 1tu1ous txx enty six n1o11ths 111 tl1e Picific Theatle of Wfn He xxas Cl1SCIl1Ig6d at B 11I1b11dg,C Vlaixland Aplll 8 1946 as a seaman lst c11s.s Eugen II1 1l116d No1m1 Crosby a g,1'1duf1te of C H S in August 1946 Gene is e111olled is a sophomore 1nd ls tnixing f1xe subjects etch yen fo txxo yeais to complete 111s Ciedits fox giaduation 111 1948 HARRY FOUST Har1y Joined the Navy on Noxembex 14 1944 He receixed his boot training at Sampson and spent four months 111 the St1tes before going on ship duty He spent sixteen mo11ths 111 the Pacific on tl1e K S 12 cargo supply ship troop transport APA131 and the U S S Gen ral T H Bliss Harry held the ratmv of Sh1pf1tter 3c He recelxed his honorable discharge Julx 14 l9461n Bainbridge Maryland Harry better knoxxn as Chub is taking the Academic course and is now com pleting h1S freshman xeai ' 1 . 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