Coudersport High School - Couderean Yearbook (Coudersport, PA)

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LEADINB EAW HAT a long time it has been since we were green Freshmen! But those four short years have been four of the best We started out with a bang and were given a rousing welcome by the upperclassmen We were accorded the honors allowed all freshmen such as initiation, razzmg, and the lxke Under the guidance of our advisors Miss Park and Miss McCarthy we put on the first land so far the last! Freshman Dance, The Spring Frolic on April 19 1947 As silly Sophomores we looked down at the young Freshmen Just entering high school But it was our turn to be surprlsed for we were now the babies of senior high under the new system and the freshmen were but mnth graders However, took this in stride and sailed through our Sophomore year Always actlve, we placed several members on basketball and football teams and in the muslcal organizations Mlss Long, our class advisor, helped us to sponsor a Leap Year Dance on Apnl 3 1948 Our slogan Get a Mate in 48, was carried out m the decoratlons SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Mr Ferguson Loretta Johnson Lous Potter Joan Ruckert Jerry C5 HE Jolly Juniors really had a busy, wonderful year From 64 members as Freshmen, we were now 45 and finally all together in Mr Shlrey s homeroom Our first event, with Miss Park as class advlsor Harry Foust President, Jane Parisella Vice President, Loretta Johnson, Secretary, and Joanne Keller Treasurer, was a very successful Harvest Dance on November 20 1948 Our Play, George Washington Slept Here was considered by most as being a great success With the able help of Mr Braun and Parlne, we put on the annual Jxmior Senior Prom The beach theme was carried out very effectively in the decoratlons Highlights were a lighthouse with a revolving light and the orchestra platform in the form of a boat And now, as Sophisticated Seniors, we ve dwindled to 35 members Our first event, on November 18, and 19, was the Semor Play L1fe Wxth Mother, dlrected by Mlss Park and Mr Braun With Mr Ferguson as our class advisor, we have yet to put on our dance which will be February 11 We look forward to the Junior Senior Prom, to Class Night, and Commencement with anticipation and a touch of sorrow, for these have truly been The Best Years of Our Lives 14 0 n . n fr n , . ' . 5 ll ll ll Il ' . ' ' n eu - . 1 n I uv - - . , . . , I .i J h i Q I .' I D I H 4 .a Rexford A' H -i - I . 9 Q ' 1 . . , n , . u n - nu - . I . ,, . . ,, . . u n