Kerman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kerman, CA)

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LIBRARIAN HO ORED This year's Journalism Staff would like to dedicate the 1972 MEGA to Mrs. Pearl Cochran, our faithful librarian, who is retiring this year, During the past three years, she has done her best to keep our library running smoothly, Mrs. Pearl Cochran was born on February 26 in Sharon Center, Iowa, She grew up on a farm in the town of Wellman, and graduated from Wellman High as salutatorian, She received her B,A. as an English honor student at the University of Iowa. Her library science credentials were granted by Arizona State University at Tempe. Mrs, Cochran has also attended five other colleges or universities, Her librarian career began after she had taught English classes, This is her sixteenth year in the teaching field, and her sixth year of library work in California, She has also taught Forensics. She has written a book, String of Pearls, that was published in 1968, For ten years she was a feature writer, coliunnist, and reporter with the Mt. Pleasant News and Free Press in Iowa. She has received over forty state awards and one national, for her work in various writing fields, Mrs. Cochran came to Kerman in 1969 from Calexico, California, where she lived for three years. Her helpfulness and kind ways will be missed by the students of KUHS, Those that knew her, will long remember her for her sincerity and conscientious manner, in l 1 ' 5 - lr.: Q. f xl 1 L Q -1 .f..., Q iff' 2 , t fr e ff T l ffl:-if - . 4 if gm 53? .fxfzfthiislli - rciiwmzfi ff 7 1 a , ., .. zl. ',,,,i,,a is spies? 13:4 , i 'Ai ' gr.-.' 1 Ura, ' jqlggwiw QL ll ll ' , -xx

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veg li ,, .- J Many stories can be told of the past. Take a quick look back to the fond memories of life at Kerman High, There were Jitterbugs, Bobbysoxers, running boards, rumble seats, foxtails on bicycles and coonskin caps, scooters made out of orange crates and roller skate wheels, washboards, Saturday Matinee serials, Knickers, flypaper, ice boxes, coal bins, Zoot Suits, and hand-painted ties. These are some of the little things. . .the things we . never really quite forget. In the 1972 MEGA we have tried to combine the old with the new. The past played its part for today which will help us build tomorrow. This year has truly been an eventful one, We have seen some of the doors that are open to us and in time will see more of them, It has been said One man in his lifetime has many parts . Life yesterday, today, and every day is a part of us. We, the annual staff , are leaving you with a part of ourselves as the generations before us have done. We have tried to give you a book that will help you remember.