Dayton Cooperative High School - Beavers Log Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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uiiisiiiiiiiiiig LEFT - SENIORS Firsf row: Rulh Beqley, Jo Omlor, Mary Beach, Jo Mclnfosh. Second row: Jo Hime, Ginny Scherbauer, Exie Snyder, Belly Eberf, Peg Luther, Velma Hein. RIGHT - JUNIORS Fira? row: Belly Dilworfh, Louise Sullivan, Joan Belg, Doroflwy Reynolds, Genevieve Harlslworn. Second row: Harrier Miller, Elvera Flohre, Rosemary Doody, Audrey Rammel, Eleanor Malrley, Shirley Dwyer. QlRLS PLAY GAMES, T00 llw H. A. A. was nol organized 'rlwis year, lwiil the girls organized baseball and volleyball leams on 'ilieir own. A junior girls' volleyball Team defeal- nd the wriioru by winning Two oul of ilu: Ilirrfc gamer. played in llie seliool rjyrn one lbiir-.clay evening in lvlarcli. llwr junior girls again delealed 'rlwe Seniors in .ii baseball game al Deeds Park, liirmdfiy, April 23, by a score of 26 lr, 7. lxliiir junior and lwo senior girls wenl lo lriiimrinl, Weclnef.day, May 22, To repr'r'r,i'ril Coop. Bollw Cenlerville and l4l',ffV Www ilelealed by a score of ll 109 iirifl I2 TO IO. M-irnlifrr'-, ol llie junior and senior lfuim-. were-1 Loui-.e Sullivan, Rosemary Doorly, llvrra Vlolwre, Jo Ann Belg, Harriullc Miller, Dorollwy Reynolds, Shirley Dwyer, Eleanor Malrley, Audrey Rammfl, llvlly Dilworlli, Genevieve l'larl'.l1orn, Peggy Lullner, Exie Snyder, Rulli Begley, Velma l-lein, Mary Beach. Joan Hime, Joan Omlor, Joanne lvlclnloslw, Belly Eberl, and Virginia Seherbauer. exe' W., , Margarel Lufher Clara Co-op

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CROSS COUNTRY Firsi row: Diclz Jones, Bill STiTT, John Day, Keifh Wolfram, Gail Sfock. Second row: Bill Gallaher, Jack Davis, Bill Turney, Gene PreTTyman, Coach Ray Kifchon, Third row: Elmer LuThman, Jim Morgan, OTTo Drescher, Don Hohne. TRACK Under The direcTion oT Coach Ray KiTchen, The Co-op Thinclads ended Their Track season by deTeaTing WesT Carroll- Ton, During The season They won one and losT Tive. They placed TiTTh in The K of C Relays aT CincinnaTi and TiTTh in The CiTy MeeT. Harry Harsha was elecTed capTain and Jim Morgan, Don Honhe, Ray McWilliams, OTTO Drescher, Bill DiTzel, and Bill G-allaher showed up well during The season in Their respecTive evenTs. To The underclassmen and boys who puT in many hours pracTicing This season we wish The besT of luclc Tor The coming year. ATT-T LETIC DEPARTMENT MR. ROY PFAHLER, Coach MR. RAY KITCHEN, Coach MR. CLARE SHARKEY, Principal MR. HOWARD MASSMAN, FaculTy Manager

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TI-IE MIXED CI-ICDRUS Firsf row: Sue Williams, Connie Hahn, Jeannine Hauck, Angela Mae Lehman, Lois Hucke, BeTTy Schock, Doi' STone, BeTTy Dilworlh. Second row: Dolores Van Dyke, Verna Poole, Charlene Welch, Marvel Roeder, Gerry Hansen, Mary Jane Pohl, Elma Weckesser, Norma Sheeis. Third row: Lillian Osfrowski, Pal Allen, Phillip Musselman, Glen Rayle, Arlene Miller, Rosemary Barfschmid, Jeanne Lesher, Margie Black. FourTh row: Dick Armsfrong, Norman Hoyer, Waller Perry, Joe Lefkovih, Gene PreHyman, Pauline Kline, Audrey HuTchinson. Fif+h row: Dick Ziegler, Dwighf Ladd, Earl Erharf, KeiTh Wolfram, Elmer Lulhman, John Day, Bing Crosby, Mrs. Ann Alm. Abseni when pic+ure was made: Eddie Soeffing, Pai Agler, Albert Coleman, Mary Lou Kunka, Mary Schock, Mary Beach. MUSIC ACTIVITIES Due To The absence oi a music Teacher, our music deparTmenT Tailed To geT sTarTecI unTiI January, when Mrs. Ann I.. Alm came To Co-op. In March The All-CiTy Solo and Ensemble MeeT sTarTed. STudenTs win- ning high raI'ings in solos wcre: Angela Lehman, II: Mary Schock, II: Bernerd Crosby, II: Pauline Kline, Ii Joe LeTkoviTz, Ii AIberT Coleman, I7 Norman Hoyer, Ii and Paul Shank, I. Anna Gunkel, Mary Beach, BeTTy DiIworTh, Jo Click, Bernerd Crosby, Joe LeTkoviTz, AIberT Coleman, and Norman I-Ioyer Tormed The mixed ensemble ThaT won a II raTing. The girls ensemble also won a II raTing. Members include: Virginia Simko, Pauline Kline, Mary Parks, Elma Weckesser, Mary Jane Pohl, Angela Lehman, Virgene Price, Arlene Miller, and Dorolhy STone. April proved a good monTh espec- ially Tor Paul Shank. Inle had a one raTing wiTh his TrumpeT solo aT Miami Univers- iTy in The disTricT meeT which enabled him To compeTe aT Ohio STaTe. There he was awarded an exceIIenT raTing. Co-op senT a mixed chorus oT 45 sTu- denTs To parTicipaTe in The Music EesTivaI held in May aT The Memorial I-Iall, Also in May The Music DeparTmenT sponsored The May MusicaIe. The Sophomore chorus, The girls glee club, and The mix- ed chorus perTormed in This. The pro- ceeds are To be used To purchase 40 choir robes Tor which The P.-T. A, has oTTered To pay haIT The cosT. WiTh June came The senior pracTicing Tor commencemenT. The class song was