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awrage or outstanding dvponding upon how wo, the students and faculty, acvept, our share ol'
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Edinboro State Teachers College
University of Pittsburgh
University of Wisconsin
University of Michigan
University of Southern California
Columbia University
Miss Mildred Lockwood
University of Pittsburgh
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Geography
Un irers ily of Mich igun,
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JoNATuoN BRIGHT
Vocational Education and
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Will iarnson School
Stage-Photography
ICLIZABICTII BRUNVN
English
Un iversily of Oklahoma
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Allegheny College
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l"1'nrllay College
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LYNN DAVIS
Science and Horticulture
Allegheny College
MARIE DEMULING
English and Speer-In
Emerson College
Unizversily of Pillsburgh
Assembly Program
Commencement
IIELMA FLUI-ICI-Il.
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Penn Slate College
Un izvers ily of Pillslmrgh
HOWVA li D FORBES
M usic
Allegheny College
Penn Slale College
Band
ANNE CLANCEY
Home Economics
Villa Maria College
MARY CRANE
Junior Trade
Slale Teachers College al Eflinlioro
HOWARD EICHERT
Chemistry
Grove C ily College
Universily of Pillsburgh
JOSEPII FIORELLI
Science
Penn Slale College
Universily of Pillsburgh
National Honor Society
ANDIKEYV CIIAIIANI
Mac-hine Shop
Universily Qf Pillsburgh
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Music
Sl. Olaf College
JACK KOMORA
Athletic
Slippery Hook Slale Teachers
Line Conch, Football
Basketball, Swimming Teacher
BILLIE LAKE
English
Slale Teachers College al Erlinhoro
Junior Girl Reserves
NELSON HALE
Social Studies
Stale Teachers College al Edinboro
Duke Universily
Cheerleaders
.lunior Iligh Basketball Coach
AGNES KAVENE Y
Commercial
Slale T eurhers College at Edinboro
Penn Slale College
Athletic Eligibility
JOHN LEAMY
History
Slale Teachers College at Ekiinboro
Universily of Pillsburgh
Junior Class, School Treasurer
MARION LEVVIS
Math
Allegheny College
Uniiversily of Illinois
.lunior Varsity Football
Junior Varsity Basketball
MAIRCELLA LUBIN
English
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English
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Junior Class
JOHN NHFKOVIC
Math
Slule Teurlwrs College' ul lLvlll.lIl10l'0
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Walvr Polo
GUY MINADICO
lluultll-Sc-icln-v
Uniiversily Qf Pillsburyh
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for High School IATHQIIQ
S1-nior Class
ANNE 0. LOOMIS
Soc-ial Studies
Um'11ers1'ly Qf Pillshurgli
NIAIIOARET LORD
Art
lVl1ealrm College ClWr1ss.l
P0nr1.s'yl1-an ia Amdenzy qi' Fine .I-lrls
Craft, Class
LEONARD Nl.Yl"l'lS
Cmnnwwial
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BETTY NIENSINGEIC
Commercial
Villa ll'1l1l'I.ll College
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lVlllIll'0 Shop
M YRTLE MOHN E Y
English
Slale Teachers College al Edinboro
Sophomore Class
WINIFRED MONG
English
Bread Loo 1' School of English
Assembly Programs
Honor Society
Commencement
CARL KADDER
Social Studies
Syracuse Universily
Harvard University
Star, National Honor Society
ETHEL RUTIILING
Science
Penn Stale College
Universily fy' Pillsburgh
lWAllY PHALAN
Social Studies
Universily QI' Marylanfl
ANTHONY PRESOCNA
Commercial
Duquesne Universily
Activities Advisor
A Cappella, Senior Girls Chorus
Glce Club
,Il'IANNE'l'TE RUSSELL
Social Studies
Stole Tearvhers College al Edinboro
Academe
Mid-Year Commencement
RITA RUSSELL
Math
Cenlral Slale Teachers College
HELEN SCHNEIDER
Math
University of Pittsburgh
Jr. Girl Reserves
ISADORA SCHWEITZEK
Music
I lncinnali Conservatory of Music
I redonia State Teachers College
Ithaca College
Drum and Bugle Corps
Orchestra
Junior Girls Chorus
THERESA STRAUCII
Math
Penn Slate College
University of Pittsburgh
Attendance
FRANCES STULL
Commercial
Crowe City College
University Qf Pittsburgh
Penn State College
Girl Reserve
National Honor Society
Senior Class Advisor
Mimeo Shop
IIATTIE SAPPER
Commercial
University of Pittsburgh
Senior Class
ANNE SCIIAPER
Sewing
Penn Stale I Iollege
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Commercial
Grove City College
U niversily of Pittsburgh
Mimeo Shop
L YNETTE STEIRIER
Social Studies
Stale Teachers College at Ed inboro
University of Pittsburgh
Coach of Debating
CLARENCE SWAIIN
Drafting
Carnegie Tcch
Universily Qf Pittsburgh
Band, Band Twirlcrs
Pliotograph, Golf Coach
EDMUND THOMAS
Physical Education
Slale Teachers College
Football, Track
IIltI'2iIIll1I'HlS
M I LDR ED VON KOR FF
Math
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LAUR A WA GN E li
Science
Perm Stale College
Un,1'1'ersily of Pillsburgh
FREDERICK TOKRANCIC
Social Sludics
Ohio Weslyan Un1'1'ers1'ly
Un irersily of Pl.llSl1!lF!llI
Scnior Class Adx isor
Noon Day Mox ics
Audio-Visual Aids. Slides
COSTON TOWNS
Social Stud ics
Slule Teaelrers College al Inlrlinlzurn
Coach .l. V. Football
Varsity Vlrcslliligx
Vursii y Track
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MARY WALKER
Physical Education
Slippery Rock Slale
Teachers College
MABEI. Wlfllll
Commercial
Slippery Rock Slole Teachers College
UIlI.1'8VSl.l-V of Pillsburglz
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lYlARlA YVICSCIILEIQ
SUlC'IlI'0 and Math
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Villa Jllaria College
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BERTHA WALTER
English
Penn Slale College
Universily of Pillsburgh
Senior Advisor
El LEEN WA li DELL
SCl0llCl3
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Advisor Senior Girl Reserves
K ATIIR YN YOUNG
English
W eslern Reserve U :livers il y
ANNETTE WIIALICY
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BYRON YVIIITICNIAN
Industrial Arts
Penn Slale College
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Besl on IJqfen.se..,H. Fitzgerald Cbaekj R. Wachler Clinej
5, - Besl on. Ojense ..,. , - . -- J. San Pielro flinej
T B W Qin- Displfzys Jlflosl Sporl.9n1.unsl1ip - linlire Squad
Eals Mos! W., - , ., , HC. xv6l'Il0l'l'llli1
2 V BPS! Looking, , CSign lloroj
Besl Pusxer, - . ll. Kohl
Besl Punler. - -- ,, ,, . .. ,, - Ji. Ql3arl.helson
Bos! Blocker- - .-J. Walters Qlinej J. Hammond Chucky
Joe Donikowskiellnanimous decision while in camp.
Lellernzen Los! Through Gradualioneli. Barlhelson, C.
Pellican, T. Pellican, J. Hammond, R. Fitzgerald, li.
Wachter, W. McBride, J. Koehler, H. Krape, R. lloso-
ior quisl, J. San Pietro, C. YQl'd6CClllH, J. Walters, M.
Yanosko.
have
J
Ifirst Rnwffl. Zambroski, A. Tennonhaum, H. H d G
u son, . Macrino, D. Baker, H. Connor, J. Kindle. N. Smialek, R. Rorlgf-rs C Torr ll
Second Row-W. Volgstadt, R. Bauch, P. Raeder. J. Danowski, D. Nicolia, N. Riazzi, L. Rowell, E. Borkowski, D. Rm-d, Q Smler 1
Hookmun, E. Beard. Third Rowflf. Engel, F. Buchner, D. Huzard, F. Woycheck, E. Harris. R. Andrzejewski. E. Myffrs, ll ThOHl1 I
:'?lli.ll8hLlIiC'S. W. Kerr. F. Anthony. Fourth Row-R. Harrin in , R. S h P' a F '-
. N T ' " .
g n c n ldfr, I.. Burger, H. Snepura, R. Hovhack, 'I'. H1-nr-mn J l mf
IM wmzyk, J. Donovan, J. Chnmhurlnm, D. Lehr, L. Deeds, H. Neider.
Ja -vue Fnnlhall
Wh0's Who among the
Mos! I llllN'0I'PdD D
LargeslDD D D DD
SmaIIestDDDDDD D D
Hardesf R1u1nerD DD D
Besi on Dqfense.D D D
Best on Q0'enseD
Best PasSerD.DD
Hes! PlllIfPf'D D D
Best Tacklen DD D
llisplays Wlosf Sporlsrnlmship D
Bexf Looking DDDDDD D DD., D D DD D
Jay-Vees
D. DL. Rowell
D D DC. Seiler
D DD DR. Bianca
D DJ. Danowski
DD DD. Nibolia
D D DN. Riazzi
li. Borkowski
E. Borkowski
D D DR. Bianca
Qwhole Leamb
D D Csign herej
Lel!ermenfR. Andrzejewski, R. Bianchi, li. Borkowski,
F. Buchner, D. Buzard, J. Danowski, F. Engel, R.
Harrington, E. Harris, D. Nicolia, T, Nowaczyk, P.
Haeder, D. Reed, N. R
aizzi, L. Rowell, Pm. Soepura,
C. Seiler, A. Tenenbaum, W. Vulgstadl..
.Hanagera Beard, lCarnesL
15,157 J
D 45
..+,,.A-- ,f !,iifn'ihsT1!iWm,LK '
, me ante .X
- Q
V ,mga
.W acagemyfi iunmr wxgffi? 816' See'
if
is time Jin W0 M'md'i 'Fwd
f' Q
fic
JBIYV395 ' doygillg
7 at 33263393 H
f,
in I
TDK
be
2
9432357
. 'L1'?KiMX'
,nag
Ai' MY
J- r RN
yrwf
First Row J. Svhiannanrla. D. Gray. ll. llnagland, l', lfrnuclie-Iii. Second Row'-'J. Fiero. I.. llala-s, D. Swanson, M. Jmwksmi, G. Burns,
ll. Nlue-llvr. l". fiowuns. Third Row l,. 'l'inglPy, J. lla-ndlund, J. Spaulding, ll. Baldwin, M. Fnrhis, J. Wenzel.
A.,,.,,.
lonell
Cross-CountrY
-TeamS Score '
gm.mtrY team 3
1Ll0nl 'Lo
y ,l L- .. ' 6
made . A 4 on they
an against A M taklngy
Hirst f .V . in!
WH, A i ,uyu scheif-lvl
il 1.99 , 'V ay and
. Raaef n n e in twml
Dick Bari, A. N -' '-.,, R ll
ihfffev fd ll
il V .: .,E-E, 5 V places Were!
il THE F3 'e rriers,B0b Tw'
Wa iaiiizii M
Q, Slips I Q-
waie we J J y
' Bula 116659 Y 92:3
Ta. Win OV? .1 pi 9--vi afebbm
Wim 5969 ffl an ifmwmifgl
.H YJQILQT' '
Iirnss Enunlr
Cify S!und1'l1g.v.. .. ACADICNI Y --Champion
Scores . . , Academy won Te lust U
Leliermen H Fiero, lluagland, Frasclielli, liray Lcaplainb,
Burns, Baldwin, lleadlnnd.
Lellermen. Los! Through Gl'lldllllH0lIf"ll0LlQl3Ilfl, Gray,
Baldwin.
1'lflS'Il6'Sf - ,
.llosf Endzwanee
J. Fiern
J. Headlund
JWOSI Impr01'ed. . . li. Burns
Best Form .
Shows :Wosl Prom ixe
P. Frascrlielli
.- J. Fieru
Consislenl ll"l'l1ll6I' .. - .- J. Fiero
Besi Kiek Clfinisllj.
illosi Fiyhl . .. .
R. Hoagland
,.-lJ.flI'21j'
Besi Looking. . . .--QSign .llerej
Academy has now won IT slraigrlil dual meets. lfily
!'hGl7LlJl.0IIS lhix year. Lasl year because only lliree wily
schools participated no oflieial Champion was ermmned
but the Academy team was undefeated in dual min-
petition.
1 Wiiigif
lfirsl Row- J. 'l'orran. A, Punrferev. J. Walker. J, Klein, ll. Anderson. Second Row-D. Swanson. J. Koehler, li. Arndl. J. Walters, If,
l'vllic':n H. llmiglnnrl. Third Row-f li. Slronp. 'l'. Roseherry, N. Rogers, J. llannnonrl. li, Schnimlvr, C. Longo.
Wrestling
City Champions!
District Champions!
Lellernzm
Wal l ers Paneerev l loaglanfl
Pelliran Klein Arncll,
Walker Donikowski Koehler
Lawrenre Sl roup lioseberry
Schneirler Swanson Anderson QM'gr.D
Leilernzmz Los! Througlz Gradzzfzlimz.
Walker Hoagland Swanson
.l'ellic':1n Koehler VVallers
llily JVM! SllllIdl.IIgS
A0ademyCC CC CCC 53 laasLCC C .C C21
Strong Vincent C . C . 49 Erie TechC C C C C 17
k
ifwf-. uf
the
sewn an Yu
,.a,-bww?
V fix'
'it'
gg- lui, C
:gg
5 A
lifdemy l J
'I
4 5
The Sghgol
tingg. bam: at
U85 '
filxfgiiggn t 53-Q
d clay in hifd With arp'
? 'ani' .
i'J?'9h8mpIansb '
N ay K0 k I I gy manowicz. L. Wirngard, D. Vnronnun. Second Row-Frickson, Nlgr.,
a ay ll d Row-L. Palmiori, J. Honuell, II. Lombardi, J. Williams, F. Sulviu.
Swimnlinq . . 1945-1947 i
City Standings
School W'in Lose
Strong' Vincent. ,
Eastm.-- -,
Academyo -
Tech- . - -
Prep - -, ..
Faslesl Swimmer- ,, - ,,
Besi Disiance Swimmer.,
Nlade filoslf Poinls-- -
Shows Most Promise- i.
Mos! Dependable . - - -
8 0
6 2
4, . l.
1. T
1 T
, -Richard Houck
------Pmay Sopp
Richard Houck
, - - -David Reed
James Ottaway
Leilermen-Ray BloXdorf"', Vincent Capozziellox,
Richard Houck, James Ottaway, David Reed, Frank
Salvia, Ray Soppi, Leo Palmieri, Jack Williams.
'FLost Through Graduaiion
64 i
N. Jncohrwn, J. Shapiro, Mr. Hnlln, C. Schultz, Y. Sohuuhlee, F. Dnnnistm
Tennis .
Lellermenf- Y. Schauble, C. Schultz, F. Denniston, N.
Jacobson.
BP.9iS0f1'8F .. . . . N. Jacobson
Mos! Consislenl .. . Y. Schauble J
Hes! IJOIIIIIPS, ,. Y. SvhaubleffC. Schultz
.Host Inzprored, . o . . .. H. Shapiro
Svored Mos! P0i11l.s- -Xl Schauble
Hes! Looking ., . tSign lif?l'9J gig
Hes! Line Player F. Dennis! on
llardesl lJl'l.1'6l',, , . F. Dennislon
llardesl Smasher- . . . , C. Schultz
.. ,. , , . . .N. Jacobson J
Mos! Aggressive, -
The team finished third in the city series competition.
All five men are returning this year.
I.
Ame3,,,'E...'t H
P Nei-
xx.
X- Combinek
Cathedral
ind
, W' . ... Xa,
-1.
Ten
The
two
First Row I3. Iiuzmrd. l,.'Nlf:l.uugI1Iin. D. liehl, H. NYmwlnU-r, ll. Ilhlmun, S0oon1lRowf IC. D4-unison, ll. llill, fl. Suuullu-rg, J. Nlvlia-uzif-,
'I' Ia-pil-In I5 xhllllvlllllll. Flnrd Row ll. blue-Ids, In liurkuc-r, f.. IH-uskf-, J. liurus, W, NwulIm:ur4l7
Varsity Basketball
Season Totals
.I Li0v5'iCa9e"'g
ewan sy 4535
Over Bull 0272.3
psegygx
Bliktizl
I was E 5
to 9'
led
addeel
I 'HN-l
19-12 Q , mm
QQYPH 93
I 8 g5.p1m
I - ' ll.
10
pf rl- dxfille
I.
avg in GRI
shi DOIDILS tc
Meal I v L. gagging- ' if tlhg
z 4 jgckl J
A B 1 ' N ef H132
,G , yn 1
is nook., v re
um? I fn 4 ' .
TI 1 . . gd pnlnts
I . X r R 2-LOT
B XS ,Kill IW. Aeadgillyv
. L1 UFSODIVR Kehlllailtlllr Jo' "'.'Nlgro
we We me B-I
ha '
k 1,77
:lC'lldf'lII.V Uppomfnls
Field Goals 217 III I
Fields Made IISI II"f I69 IRQ,
Fields Missed 7 l9,I IOT
Personal Fouls 7 7315 283
Total Poinls77 7 6241 797
Foul Sl1ooIir1g77 7 7 7ll. Kehl
FieldI1ouI.v7 7 7 Il. Kehl
lies! Pirol .Ilan
BPS! Guam' 7
Ellosl Improved
Hes! Tip-off Man
Res! on. llcfferzsn 7
BPS! on Qffen.ve777
Ii. XVHUIIIPI' 2
Displays llosl Sporlsman.s-I1ip 7
Largest 7
SmaI1esI7 7 777
Best Looking 7 7
IWQSI Ilependabla 7
ll. I hlmau
7 7 Ii. Ilill
md IC. Deuuislon
Ii. Iiehl
IC. Dennison
7IC. Dennison
77 . 77 J. Burns
7 li. VVHCIIIPI'
Ii. Denuislou
CSign llerej
G. Sandberg
7ll. Wavhler
Besl Plays off Bank l3oard7 7 7
Los! Through Gradualion 7 77 7 7 7 77
L6H6I'fIl6Il7lllCl13I'Cl Kehl, Bob llllman, Robert
Wachter, Russell Hill, Jerry Burns, lid Dennislon,
John S0lll1lIWOI'lJll, lieu McLaughlin, Iiugene Sundherg,
Carl Penske Ullgnj, Ray Shade ClVlgr.j.
77 H. lVac'I1le1'
l
Cyterslii, Anderson. Third Row-Schumacher, Cichetti,
.lay-val: Basketball
First Rowfliuzard, Nenni, Whiteman, Rowell, Huchner, Bianca, Seller. Second Row-Christ. Schultz, Cohen, llnfik, Miller, Volgslnrlt,
N' l' Geisler, Burger, Donovan, Norllia.
lm ln,
Season Totals c. ...,, 8., , is
-Qw:lv.l .... 91? .gig 4' '-.
Academy 0pp0lIFIIll Acqdem Q..mw'mM'?' 49575 5
Field Goals 5 55217 Qlo Y
Fouls Made 5 555l26 l:l5 901'
Fouls Missed 5 5 5 55 193 220
Total Points 5 5 5 5 5 5560 555 ig:
J-V PERSONALITIES 5
Hes! Forward5 5 5 55 5 55 5 ,,., 5 Dave Wllilelnall
BeslGuard5 55 55 5 55 55Red Blll'llIl9l'
Mos! Inlprored5 5 55 5 5 5Doll Geisler me-f
lfals lW0.wl55 5 5 Daryl lgllZHl'Cl CQLU-ti
Foul Sl1ooli1lg5 5 5Peler Nelllll P F 5,5
Hes! on Defense 55 5 55 55 5Clyde Seller , 1
lies! on Offense 5 5 5 5 5PeLer Nenni fig gg 2,-
Foal Shooliflg 5 5 55 55 5 5 5 5 5 5 Peter Nenni I il 'Q'
Displays Most Sporl.s'1llar1.vllljJ 55 Bob Donovan 523
Largesi555 5 5 5 5 555555 5 5 55 5 5 Clyde Seller 5' 4,
Smallesi 5555 55 5 5 5 5Pel,er N enni ' 'U Loop l
Mo.wl Dependable 5555 55 5Dave Whiteman l 5 ,H
Besi Plays off the Board 55 5 5 5 - 5Buddy Howell i i F Y
Leilermen-P. Nenni, B. liowell, C. Seiler, D. White-
man, D. Ciclletti, F. Bucllner, D. Nicolia, D. Geisler,
B. Donovan, D. Buzard, Mgr. D. Anderson.
67
i Aiemibwtti
S..
Track
e X 2?
Dushesw, llorkoyvski, Barber, Carey, Danowski
rea , Hurdles , ..,,, Fitzgerald, Cross, Diener
wail Relayrnen, ,, ,,Kelil, Koehler, Cray, Baldwin
' A T1 . , . . 1 1-
gygnnt' e de M DIfS'llllN'P7lIf'Il ltraeelietti, Denrnslon, Hoagland, Piero,
will Bean.
lsaid team U
A - - 5 ' . . , W
1315223 K FlPldIl1I'lI""lx1l'l421llgIllllI1, Nletrartliy, l lillnan, llani-
' l 3' ' . v Y x
Cglpamcy on y ii mond, P6llll'HI1, W arlller, lxelll, liarllielson, Croston,
fl The s' . W Y W
10 alter.
U me rece
3 cimspmh he 4'1" b bl 'Il b i If - I
7 dosed, 1. The 11111 Leam pro a y wi not e as S ron, as t. IC
2 OY113' Cm 191116 team wlneli won the city championship for the
grins third straight. year. The loss of seven veteran sprinters
F recently by graduation may prove to he too great a llandieap
5 Bob uiiiicaks 00 .
Relay . - fm 1.3 to ox ereome.
M penance invwgmorfnq we 91?-4' 1
'Qfni Xrxmu--' -mir, , .. hw-'
, .
Dale Opponents Place
Friday A4April 18 .,,,. , , Lawrence Park,, , ,Lawrence Park
Friday --April 25 ,..,,,, l'Iast,, , , , , , , ,,1iast
Wednesday--April 30,, Tech .,.,, , ,Stadiuni
Fridayf-May 2 ,.,,,, Dunkirk ,,,, Stadium
XVednc-sday--'May 7, Prep ,,,, ,Stadium
Friday---Nlay 9 ,.,, . .Vincent, . , , ,Vincent
Tuesday -May 13 ,,,, ,lVleadville, , , ,Stadium
Saturday--Nl ay 17, , ,Distriet., ,, . ,Stadium
Tl1esdayflVlay 20,,, , Ashtabula, , , , , ,Ashtabula
Saturday -May 24, , , ,State Finals, , , , ,State College
xVl'tilll'S4l2iy f- Nlay 28, ,City Trials, ,Stadium
Friday May 30 ,,,, City Finals, , ,Stadium
First Row -f-lWeC-arvey, Barber, Issue, Fracassi, Fisher. Clark, Ilorkowski, Myers, Blanchard, Thomas. Sm-ond Rowflfarkas, llorniuk,
Murray, Simmons, Connors, Winnrski, Rose, Sawtelle, Denniston, Honard, Ilarringer. Third Row--Leeder. Mgr., Arkonnes, Hohinson,
llanowski, Sli-imer, Grey, Cosbon. Carey, Fitzgerald, Swart.zI'uger, Sehillinger, Rider. Fourth RowfTingley, lVIat,l,esnn, Haeder, Grimaldi,
Harris. Bust., Bafik, Kreider, Conant., Bean. Harpst, Harrington, Seepuru. Fifth Row- Booth, Deeds, Tome, 'I'at,e, Weindorf, Kehl, Wachter.
Deiner, Clement.. Sixth IiowwYost., Rogers, Dihhle, Nlelrnnghlin, Harvey, Foster, Bloxdorf, Kohler, llnmmond, Nlintsiveris, Jnekson,
Donovan. Seventh Row---Baldwin, Fiern, Stacks, llendlund, llhlmnn, McCarthy, Nownczyk, Seiler, Cross, Forbes, Hatch.
First Row-C7 Schultz, YV. Freeman, ll. Kchl, C. Bartlmlson, T. Kliller. S cl R G H' d 1 1' lol R La
I
J. Chris y.
Baseball
L6NCI'lllf?II.iJi. Kohl, IC. liZil'l.ll0lSOIl, J. Uh
Jensen, J. Charisly, C. Schultz, 'I'. Miller,
'lSl'lllN'l', JD.
Il. Larson,
ll. Teubert, W. l+'1'ec111a11, F. Dcnnislon, li. Dc-nnislon,
F. Gilford.
Los! Through Gradualion 7 7 77 7 D. Jensen, J. flleischner
Besl Hil!er777 7 7 7 777 7 77 7 H. Kehl
Hes! In-fielder 7 7F Denniston
Bas! Pilchen 7 77 77 7C. Schultz
Besl Shorisi0p7 7 7 J. Christy
lies! Ouffielden - 7 J. Clleischner
BeslR11nner 77 7 7 ll. Kehl
rllosl Dependulzlr 7 7 J. Christy
Shows iwosi l,f'0IfLI'.W' J. Christy, F. Dcnniston
MOS! Hils77 7 7 77 7 ll. Kohl
.Vosl HIUIS777
.Most Err0rs7 7 7
7 77 7li. Barlhelson
7 77715. llarlhelson
C. Klmger, D. YVhil,cmun, A. Benning,
Liong4TP'5'k?'
Glass
Wolf WW
GoIferS W
the Acideu
Atta' mailifl- at
df
Glass WW
Breaull,
Wull'W W W W WW
Whiteman
with
im' W
Linw-
GYHHS "'A ..,
flreauli ' ' ' ' I
Waite , . .
Hmpw ..
Krueger W WWW 9 0 3
Benning W W WWW W 8 I 3
ToLalWWW WW WWWWWWWWWWWW9 1
TEAM CHAMPION
Richard Glass qualified at the Kahkwa Club Course
for the district l0 Playoffs. He laler traveled lo Penn
State where he upheld the honors of Lhe school by
placing 7Lh.
70
M. XVolf, Mr. swan...
Medallists
W W2 Breaull WW W WW W3
WWW ,W3 Whil,cmauWWW WWWW,2
,llosl I'01'1ll.v
ll 'ou Los! l zl1,llIlf'S
WW W W WW W mpg 9
W WW W214 6 I0
W W W HSM QLQ 7
8
WWWWl,6 8
W1
K fu
1 Q5 3 40 '71
11 Z 5
. W. f f 44,f d
me f ii l 08 'Q
M. f ' lu. 1
' . A 1 ffm. wg
l Q H Je--w-,WW
El gf l
ff WfQn
KL
GO ln F
The inter-class basketball champions 112th grade,
'Pup Row-F. Sc-znveiglnl, D. Connolly, L. Alwens. N. Ardnini, T. llorawski, C. IVlcCuIIough, Second liowfll. Sleinhauer, A. AIIN
V, Curr, li. Melfullurn, ll. Srnilh. Front Rowf II. Myers, G. Bird C00-captainl, M. Boldt, J. Allen C00-Uillllilllll, A, Iliedcr, C. IVIeCuIIl
Junior Varsity Basketball
. I f'lllll'llltV Upponenls Score
20 WesIeyviIIe7 77 7 7 731
II lIarborcreek7 77 7 7 7 725 Q '
27 Lawrence Park7 7-7 7 7 7 IT Q6 N9
25 Lawrence Park777 77 7 7 I8 Z A 6 X
23 Strong' Vincent 7 7 727 K
13 Harhorcreek7 7 7 7 7 7 7 28 L Qj J
II Wesleyvillew 77 7 77 33
25 I'Ieserves7 7 7 7 I5 'V
22 Meaflvilla 7 7 715 Q 7
35 Prep 77777 7 7 25 QM, ,Ap
3.2 Corry 7777 7 7 2I G9 ff?
2I Iirie TecI177 7 7 I6 if ZL l
29 Iiast 777777 7 221- N P' 7
26 .Ian1eslown77 33 MQ
26 Ilorry 7 77 72I -ff I X
23 Prep7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 727 7, maxi, H
2,11 Iiast 7 77 7777 7 7 32 M fn "
36 Lawrence Park 7 7 7 28 Q X X
46 serie 'Peak 77 7 7 726 K5 A S K E T
I-2 Lawrence Park 7777 7 7 7 728
I9 Strong Vincent 7 7 7 7 7 7736
2I MeadviIIe7 77 7 7 7 7 736
560 Total77 7777 77 7 77 7 7555
1
1 72
Varsity Basketball 6
Season Scores
Academy Opponenl Score Academy
25 Dunkirk 66 66 635 19
22 Nlillereek66 628 20
25 Titusville6 6 6 633 39
40 Yincenl 6 6 -1-T 36
16 Farrell .6 6 6 619 38
38 Titusville6 639 36
37 Meadville. 6:10 35
25 Prep 66 6 6 638 212
33 Ashtabula 6 628 ll
22 Tech 66 66 632 39
Junior Varsity Football
fleademy Opponents Score
0 East 6 6 66 ll
0 Prep. 66 66 6 7
6 Erie Tecl16 6 66 6 6 6
0 Strong Vincent 6 6 66 6 6
7 East a,,,a, 6 6
1111 Jamestown6 6 6
19 Jamestown 6 6 6 7
0 Prep6 6 66 6 6 66 66 6 13
20 Erie Tech6 66 66 6 T
13 Strong Yincent 6 6 0
79 Total 66 6 672
Varsity Football
First downs ,,o. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 66
Yards gained rushing6 6
Yards lost rushing6666 66 66
Net gain rushing66 16 6 6 6 6 6
Forward passes attempted6 66 66 6
Forward passes e0mpleted666 6 6
Forward passes lntereepted by 6 6
Yards gained by forward passes 66
Lateral passes attempted6 6 6
Lateral passes eompleted66 66 6 6
Yards gained by lateral passes 6 6
Punting average Cfrom scrimmagej 66 6
Total yards kicks returned6 6
Fumbles6 6 6 6 6666 6 6 6 6
Own fumbles recovered 6 6
Yards lost by penalty 6 666
Q
1
Opponent Score
Bradford 6 35
lCast66 66 642
James town 6 52
l'rep66 6 66 418
l'1ast6 639
Tech 6 66l6
Yincent 633
Meadville 6 639
Corry6 6 6 36
lCasl.6 '15
xxlf,
Q 9
X 11
2
D
FOQTQJ
Academy
6 211
6 448
6 130
6 318
29
9
3
6151
6 0
6 0
6 0
6 33
6237
6 19
10
6 1 1 fl'
LL
Opponents
21
4401
58
3413
38
I 7
6
171
2
0
Q
2
39
258
10
3
90
Baseball
Acaderny Opponenls Srorv
5 KanLyI I I I I 9
2 liaslr I . II I I
I Strong XvIIlCCIlL I -1 D. Q '
2 Meadville II I .I fl!
I Iirie Tech I I sm
3 I'repI .II I I 6
0 Iiast I -III II I I 3 I
0 Slrong YIIICGIII, 6 2
I Strung Vimzent I fir
II lirie 'I'ecI1II I I6 f EQ
U Prep I II I I -I
2 Iirie 'l'ecI1I I I I
I0 Iiash. I III I I II3
0 Strong Vinc:cnLI 5
IS I'IastI I , s, II I I 6
1' T1'55I?III1TCIe5ItI 5 Z
0 Slrong Yinceut 5 L'
II lirie 'I'eCl1I I I 2 E B A L
0 ICaslIII II II I 'IN
Won 2 Lost I8 Tied 0
If! V if
0 .
F3 Tennls
Ilccldemy Opporzenfs Scorv
A, Q 215 Iiast ........, I I-IM
Cf' Q I Strung Yincenl I I6
P 75, we 111-ep II4.I -I
-I I'II'lC Tech I I3
5 Nleaclvillfr I I2
L, I f
ZZLQ IxanlyI.II II IIL2
Won 2 Losl 33 I'imI I
Q 0+
Q f F
I A f I
RTENH Q If
L U -I 'ir'
Cross Country
.41 rademy Opponenls Score
20 Meadville I I I35
I5 I'repII I I I0
20 Strong X incenl I35
I5 Iiast, II II II '10
26 Nleadville I II29 .
I5 Iiast IIII I-140 X f 7'
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First Row-W D. Olsen, D. Cornelius, l'. Bcrnarrlini, D. Noziglia, fl. VVeber, V. Jlindcrlitcr, N. J. Brown, Nl. Brewer, M. Black, J. Wells, L.
McKee-I, G. Dietrich, A. llge. J. Nimmo. S1-cond liowfll. Johnson, J. lildridgc, J. Brown, J. l'lagrnunn, NI. llicwuldt, S. Anderson. ll.
lfischer. VM. livans. N. McKenzie. P. Finlcy. H, Lcvinc, Fl. Marlin, 'l'. Skladanowski. J. Parlmcr. Third Row-Nl. Knighl. ll. Grundy. M. I".
Loeffel, S. Long, H. Nlann. ll. Aquino. li. Barthclson. M. Ellis, ll. Schultz, ll. Goff, J. lloscnsliel, M. Larson. M. Loomis. Fourth Rowf
J. Fuller. ll. Johnson, I'. Holland. C. Xcrdccchia, l,. Frame, D. Carr, H. W achlcr, H. Eaton, IS. Rose-quisl, B. Arndl. li. McKenzie, C. Longo,
F. Grclncr, lf. Stearns. Fifth Row-f ll. Sllzllfslaill, ll, Fuhrnmn. L. Weingard, Ii. Mcliridc, J. San Pic-lro, J. flllllll'I'.
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With lhe aid of the Yelerans of Foreign
Wars, the American Red Cross, and the
' American Legion, the Academy Singers made
1 a lrip through New York Slate as far as
. . Canandaigua, singing five concerts in two
2 . days. Mr. W. li. Dimorier, who has been
the Business Manager since the choir's
' wi., founding in 1931, also arranged a Vlrip lo
Butler, where they appeared at the Deshon
' N'eteran's Hospilal, and on lhe way back,
. p at the Little Store Church in Meadville.
' The choir sings at various places in
' , ,- lhis cily during ils season, loo, such as lhe
X v Kiwanis lunclieons, and takes parl in lwo
0 school choral concerts each year, as well as
xv the Choir Festival in which the three high
school choirs participate.
mv 6'Pop" Grender, lhe director, and lhe
1 ,A choir will always hold a fond place in lhe
'V A memory of all those who have worn lhe
A robe of gold and blue.
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Officers for the 1946--17 year:
President- ., ..... ,i - - - .. .... Robert Wachter
Q Vice President- . - - -,, -. -Marvin Ellis
. i Secretary .,..... . - - . - - , ..... Marge Black
Treasurer ....... - - - - -Natalie McKenzie
Librarians .... Vera Krivonak, Janet Brown
Elma liluh s
The Glee Club is composed of Academy V
boys both from the Junior and from the '
Senior High. ll' any talent, wllatsoever
exists. it is brought l'orth by practice and ' '
by harmonizing with other voices. r U Q H
The tilee Club ollers to its members A -V pf R
their lirst, experience in four part harmony. A X J 'Y if
Much musical knowledge and appreciation A '
is instilled into the minds ol' this group mi ' ,
through the basic foundation ol' music theory '
which they receive. lfsome of the members ' 5
show more ability than others they are 1
transferred to the .-X'Cappella Choir.
lfnder the leadership of 0. li. Crender, . 1 0
this group rehearses conscientiously each A . Y
day and appears in two major events during x
the school year. namely, 'l'he Christmas
Concert and 'l'he Spring: Choral Concert. i Q Q
0I"l"lt IICRS
First SFIIIPSIPI' Q
ljI't'Sl.df'I1f. , ,. , . Robert Arndt
Vice President -Cyril Schultz . . .
Secrelary, , ,. , , , John Folga
Trffasllrcr, , -Paul llosenlhzil
Second Scmcstcr
Pr0.w'1I1'l1l,-.,, ,,,, , ,llobert Arndl.
l"icc Prcsfrlml . Cyril Schultz
SPI'l'f'lIII'.V,, . John Folgal
'lll'PflSlll'f'I',, lfrzuik tlill'ord
First Row C. Longo. l'. Rosenthal. C, Nliller. N. Multhzlnv-r. K, Haus. B. Grumhlatt., Xlr. O. Grondcr, D. Gilforfl. H. Sommerhol', F. Greiner
ll. Cohen, J. Cairns. Second Row F. Uilforrl. J. Williams, W. Schauhle, H. Anderson, S. Yum, J. Folgzl. A, Giunoni. B. Schultz, H. llill
house, l'. Frnsehetti, IC. Jepson, L. tloldlu-rg. Third Row-ll. Aquino, K. llatch, R. Bust, G, Johnson, J. Fish, J. Wronek, li. F1-ru, J
Borknwski, l.. Slmffer, J. Arndt, P. Holland, ll. Arndt..
First Row -f-f J. YY4'lwr. l'. Mn-llow. ll. llinspvtvr. ll. lluhl, IT. llnllman. J. lluicllkiss. l. Sr!luwi4lPr. N, MVKI-llzir, l'l. limos, ll I':lh'lu'll.f
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U4-xlin. li. Wilson. Sm-'vulul Row- J. lV,llIllliillSl'I', D. llolil, NY. liuilwy, N. lxivnlmlz, C. llolilvr. Miss l. S1'lm1'ilz1'r. . f nlvlly. 'l
Huwluun. N. Nixon. ll. Jzlnvl. l'. lluilvy. Third Row -X. Brown, S. lNirlmls. ff. Day. l'l. llllus, M, Usual, G. Surufini. ll. xlill!'l'IllllIl, Nl
lim-ilnlm, U, liiklvr. J. Wulf. l'. firm-luv. Follrih Row- ll Nivhilo. A. Mlmns. D. lfurln-ll. IN. Nlivllxwls. N. Christ. J. Sllrnwn-. Nl H4-lnvy. N
.luninr Girls' Ehurus
First. llowf J. l,ul.l1er. D. M. liohrcr, J. Nlosiur, G. English, Nl. Ilarringlon, M. Hug, P. Sulow, K. Pulroff, J. Kvrnur. N. Zilnmvrly. K
xlliftlll. Nl. Nlahnnvy. Nl. Hvuus, Se-cond Row- A. II. Downing, li. Adiuturi. li. Sln-aH'ffr, I.. Alwvns, L. Slain. C. Purkvr. lb. Hnrshvy
ll. Kuligovsski, S, Frank, C. l,uclr'ux, H, llvld. J. Trnhnsku, M. Slough. Third Row- M, Rizzo, B. Lnruse, C. Tuuke-r, ll. NN 1-gmillnfr, M
Us-rrvll, A. Ricci. ll. Cugznin, V. Elin-r, D. Shullop. A. Smilh, li. Wflhh, S. lrmu. li. lliggins, Fuurlh Roww ll. 'l'hunI'ug, IN. liunhuusu
I'. Prim-rsun, li, Soup, J. Srvhryvvr, M. A. Sundry, J. Krwn, I'. xvIlPllSi'll!'l, ll. 'l'rimhl4-, I'. Ulrich, S. Wilson, Nl. Kurlz.
Juninr liirls' llhnrus
This recently organized, talented group ot'
the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girl
singers add zest and enjoyment to Academy's
many activities. The complete girls chorus
numbers one hundred and thirty-two, however
there are sixty girls in the ninth grade division,
while the seventh and eighth grades add
seventy-two members. Rehearsal of the
seventh and eighth grade group takes place
fourth period and ninth grade practices lifth
period.
Among their many concerts, the chorus
presented on March sixth, at the evening
Parent and Teachers meeting, an excellent
program ol' international music which con-
sisted ol' the following: "The Ole Arks A
Nloverinf' "Dutch Lullaby," "Jingle Medley,"
"Somewhere a Child is Singing," which closely
tied in with Dr. .Heninburg's topic "Making
Une VVorld Work in America."
ln the April l5, Junior High Choral and
Instrumental Festival, the Chorus presented
one group of numbers alone, then combined
for two groups. One of which was accompanied
by the combined orchestras.
They added charm and gaiety to the two
Choral Concerts in December and May, and
also on May 22, the Roosevelt, Junior lligh
were privileged to have as their entertainment,
an inspiring concert by our Junior tlirls'
Chorus.
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OFFICERS
First Semester
President . . Doris Schallop
Vice Presidrnl .. - - Violet liller
Secretary.. Margaret Stowe
Carol Parker
Lillian Ilein
Treasurer,
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Second Senlester
I '1-cx1'der1,l - . . Beatrice Schaller
l"ll.CP Presidmzl Donna Marie Boller
Secretary . Joan Mosier
Tf'FllSIU'6l',. Yiolel liller
Librarian- - Allene Ricci
First Row- C. Loffi, A. llamilton, J. Smith, A. Stein, li. Wilson, V, Guy, M. L. Kennedy. M. L. lyleycrs. S. Carlson, L. VVeed, D. Bartowe,
K. Loney, Robertson. Su-cond Row- S. lletrick, B. Sprouh, S. Crook, J. Foht, D. Balthes, G. Farkas. A. Locastro, Miss Schweitzer,
A, Farina. P. Jordano. R. Yitelli. VV. L. Kaufman. A. Markowitz, J. Ramandancs. Third RowfA. Caldwell, J. Shhaack, J. Sponsler, D.
l"uhrman. Nl. Meyers, A. Thompson, N. Kunz, J. Bailer, L. llulinni. D. Cummings, M. Gloystein, M. Fuller, M. Chil'l'on. C. Hart. Fourth
llowfS. Guycr, S. Baumgartner, J. Godfrey, N. VVeaver, S. lleld, H. Maxwell, A. Duke, G. llarmon, G. Kugel, M. Stevens, M. L. VValter,
G. liatistelli, M. L. Harvey.
Firsl Rowfll. Dunbar, B. Pappucci, I. Seralini, L. Nagle, li. VVexler, T. Patsy, M. NVuenschel. R. M. Zimmerman. Second Row M. I.,
Peelmun, l, llaive, M. Nichols, A. lless, S. Frank, B. llernmn, M. Hubert, J. Bierhnuer, D. Mingoy, M. Welmer. Third Row D. Fulk,
D. Schultz. M. Ilemuling, A, Albert, J. Kerr, M. lless, li, Marsh, M. Loomis, J. llogun, R. Gram, Miss I. Schweitzer. Fourth Rowe-
M. J. Frame. ll. J. Martin, A. G4-hrlieu, L. Lang, li. Wurst, M. Heynaske, M. Scherseliing. J. Roberts, J. Cuolin, M. A.ll1-rtnt-r. Ififlh
Huw M. Trimble, C. Baker, l'I. Fitzgerald, J. Allen, K. lick, M. Krolak, D. Spor, l'. Young, M. Benson, C. lieeinhuis.
Drum and Bugle linrps
The Drum and Bugle Corps has long been
an important organization of Academy. It
was seven years after our school was opened
that the Drum and Bugle Corps made its lirst
appearance. Since then whenever and wherever
this popular unit has appeared, it has been
greeted with great applause.
Precision in carrying out drill formations,
straight lines, even-stepping, along with har-
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mony of bugles and the rolling of drums can
be attributed to the direction of Miss Meyette,
in charge of marching, and Miss Schweitzer,
supervisor of music.
The girls maintain their interest in the
organization by drilling on instruments in the
auditorium or in marching tactics in the gym,
every first period. At. the first sign of spring,
practice is resumed in the stadium. Thirty
twirlers are also connected with the Corps.
This year, the fifty-seven members of the
Drum Corps presented many colorful and
attractive drill formations at the football games,
before the games began and during the halves.
These drills were led by drum-major, Lois
Nagle.
A dance sponsored by the Corps, and an
annual banquet are high-lights in the social
activities ol' the Drum and Bugle Corps.
OFFICERS
First SGIIICSICI'
President- - - ..... - -Diary Loomis
Vice President . - , Barbara Dunbar
Secretary . . . - -Irene llowe
Treasurer . - Janet. Allen
Second Semester
President . - - ...lo Ann Carlin
Vice President.- ,Maxine Demuling
Secretary .. . Margaret Trimble
Treasurer - -- -Mary Welmer
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First RowfL. l'almeri. J. llellwege, F. Stehell, R. llouek. L. lllwingurd. J. Mowry. H. Donovan, ll. Mage:-, D. Huutine. Second Row'-
ll. Mueller. D. Simms. J. Fischer. M. VYoll'. J. Marsehzlk. J. Nutter. ll. Cohen, ll. Wuhan, E. Hayo, J. Fiero, G. Clement. L. Tingley. Third
Rowfli. Useeki. D. Willard, J. Niigliori, C. Jenks, ll. Anderson, D. Klick, L. Hales, R. Hoagland. ll. Bean. ll. Kellogg, R. Cross, WI. Jack-
son, E. Kuerne-r, D. I.:-sh-r, R. Kaiser, W. Brown, ll. Coon, G. Gibson. C. Krueger. Fourth RowvMr. Swahn, Mr. Forbes, S. Anderson,
li. Kindle, J. Horawski, ll. Niethimer, N. VVeed, P. Wulmfrman, J. Morrow, li. liiunski, J. Andrue, ll. Shalfstul, D. Lehr, l'. Melnpicki, I..
MeYorvvy, D. Anderson, VV. WVassell. Fifth RuwfN. McKenzie, M. Phelps, D. Burger, IC. llnrned, S. Carlson, M. Benz, ll. Larson, J.
Glass, C. Snnuffer, C. Dorn, J. Findley, ll. llitzelhnrgvr.
Band
ll.-K ND UFFICEIKS 'l'lYl ICLICR OFFICERS
1,I'6Sl.d6Ili - - - . . - - -Lewis Weingard Presidenl- - - - . - Nlary Benz
Vice President- - -Dick Sllaffslal Vice Presideni Jean Glass
Secrez'ur'y-Treasurer . -Hugh Kellogg S6Cf'Pifll'4V ,-- -- -llose Larsen
Librarian. - - Sondra Anderson Tre'aszu'er -- -Shirley Carlson
First Row F. Brower. C. Snaufer, J. Finley, D. Hitzelhurger, R. Williams, N. Moliunzie, R. Larson. D. Sturgeon, D. Csenesics. M. Phillips,
S. Carlson, M. Benz. Second Row- M. Snider. D. Burger, C. Doran. B. Bonin. li. Ilarned, F. Zeegler, S. Augustinoak, Y. llarned, M.
Adams, C. Phillips, A. Sukolowski. ll. A. Brought.
'liwirlers not included in picture'-ll. Cox. D. llulyn. J. Harris. C. Kennedy. Nl. Kulriak. U. S4-hneider. E. Sl:-lwll. J. Winarski, J. Auditori
ll. Blom-snr, l.. llerbstritl. K. McGill. Nl. llizzo, Y. Konzel. P. Brom-r. D. Brow:-r. A. Hamilton.
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First Rowfli. Miller. ll, Nlartin, S. Iiillllllgilflllvf, J. l7tlllh4'IlSIN'L'lK, Nl. S1-liarrl-r. R, Stinson. ti. llurt. Se-eoml Now Xl. Woodrow. li.
Sl:-lu-ll, U. Connolly. ti. Dir-trivll. J. Xlexlaiirx. ll. Smith. C. Hart, Xliss l, Srllwvitzvr. Third Rnwff-D. l'n'nunlon. S. Johnson. J. llulp.
A. Kingsley. H, Twilly. ff. lit-vlnllllis. A. llii-dt-r, .L tlgv. Fourth Row 'lf Alldrae, li. Hays-s, ll. llouglanrl. Nl. Jus-kson. D, lluulim-, J.
Arudt, A, lloleomlm, l'I. York. ll. Hieder.
Uruheslra
Founded the same year the school was
built., I920, tlle orchestra is the oldest IIltlSit'Hl
organization in the school.
llnder tlle present direvtion ol' Miss
lsadora SCl1W0ilZPl', this group furnislles musir'
at each of the class plays, at the mid-year com-
ment-enient. and at assemblies and open house
besides giving two joint concerts eavll year
with the Hand.
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Last spring the memlwrs and their di-
rector went as a group to Cleveland and
attended the afternoon perl'ormanc'e of URUIIIPU
and Julielf, 'l'llis year they saw "Hansel and
tirelelf' and the "Yalpurgis Ballet" from
"Faust," on Friday afternoon, Xpril ll.
'l'l1is organization llas provided tlle basit'
training for many who have gone on to study
music in college, and it proxides a further ap-
preciation ol' music' for all its members who
play merely for pleasure.
OFFICERS
l"irs t Seniesler
I'res1'den1' Lois Dickson
l'il'l'P Presidelzl Carolyn Leelnunis
Secretary, a .lilllll Stinson
Treaszzrer Jack Andre
I,llIf'fll'l-llll tfarolyn Leeluunis
Sc-cond Semester
l'l'P.w1'de11f . Roger Hoagland
lilil'6 Presirlelzl Nlarilyn Sellarrer
Serrelary. Ruth Stinson
Treasurer ltiSllll9l' Stebell
Librarian t Iaroly n Leeliurnis
' First Row- U, lmlnr. X. J, lu-s. K. F4-nrn.R.lKrwl1:u1.D. l":lrin:1. l.. Ylnnliglly.I,.S1'll:lack. Nl. llillspnlnr. J. Slmffslull. I7. l'alhm. D. Snydl-r,
L. Wlillvr. T. Xinrtlwr. G. llirfl. J. Bisli. Second llnwf-D. l"rulTl. G, D1-ffzxrolis. M. xVUI!l!SI'll4'l. A. Dill:-llcn. ll. lin-llllnrowirz. ll. Gigliolli.
ID. Vligzrlul. Nl. lin-11.5. Urunlxrowkski, Mr, Gr:-mlrr, ll. Kuuwwlk. V. Nnllglnl, J. llixlnnforl. W. lvllilv. Nl. Baldwin. li. Grie-vuulln, ll. liurgf
man. J. llivflvr. Third Huw I3. llzllllv. J. llnlmly. J. luxury, lf. llisnvski. K. llnnlmmls. Xl. J. Crrmlplrnl. U. l'ii1'lu-r. lN. Yusllkif-xxivz.
X. Nl. llrmul. Nl Jzisinslai. ll lin-nir'lii. X. Small, lx. llmxlvy. l,. liruvmluzll. ll. Hamill:-. N. Fulllm. N. lfrmilwrry. Vlfourlh Row J. Ni'-Iupski.
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l'.4llnni,:4-r. Fiflli Row Nl. N. Nlurlsxuurlll. S. li. Svll. N. xxllll1Xl"S. 'l'. J1'udr01'k. Nl. Smillx. ll. Nligflzll, ff. Frzlralssi. B. l'rzu-we-rrwki, N.
Wllllzuns. Xl. l.:nmk:i, Nl. l,. Xl:-yv-rs. Nl. l,. l'luu':1n.
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N-n1fn'lnrls Llmrns IS crulllposml ol ll'IIlll. LUV ll "'5'd""l Urlfflfif xllaflfil
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vlvwnlll. uml lws-lllll gfruclv girls wlm. zlllvr .f'H'qU'-' fd". 'N'
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llN'1'lIIlQI llw I'0lIllll'l'IIl0lllS nmclv In lynn llnv '
group. salisly llwir lmr nl' music- lay singing. Svvoml S0llli'Hll'l'
Nlr. U. l,. lin-rlclvi' clirfwls lllis vuvnl group nl'
sixty-sf'x'0n nlf-rnlwrs.
lnvlnflvcl in llw jl'HI"Si1l'llYlllf'S llm S4-niur
ilirls' Clmrns f'Ilj0jl'Cl al lilonwunfl Park u
parly ul xxlnivll llm main fwmll was ax scavvrlgrc-1'
lnlnl. and llwy spmlsnrefl lllv Jzic'lx-cr-Larllfwli
JE:llIllHlI'PP, 11 rlanrf- gixen in llle girls' Qylll in
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ClIl'lSlIll2'1S fflnmral llUllf'0I'l. llm Svniur Girls'
l'llnn'ns sang: xsiill rlwpvsl l'vxffrPm'v llle llylllll
'Zlvsn livclvlnplor lllllllllllll." Besiclvs parlivi-
paling in il lurgv parl Ol'lllf'lllll'lSlIllllSi'UII1'1'l'l,
llwx also 1-lllvn-cl Ill lllf' Spring: lwsllxal wllln
llw sc-lmol's other singing groups.
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First Rnwf M. Olson, B. Johnston, R, Levine, C. Rupp, J. Rarick. D. Olson, J. Vllalker. R. Seidl, J. A. Carlin. Second Row-Nl. Gualtier,
A. Williams. N. Withers. P. lmgtrrs, D. VVally. P. Finley, S. li. Sell, D. Chase. M. Mueller, P. Kath, A. Kingsley, J. llolfman. Third Row-
ll. Coon. D. Sluill'stall. N. Anderson. I.. liliven. J. Vl'ilson, J. White. R. Martin, l'. Slmffr-r. l. Br-dnarowicz. l. Dropsho, li. lleisler, ll. Olsen.
Fourth Row- VY. Anderson. ll. lloulnfort. J, Dalhor. D. Aikr-ns, D. Kerr. C. llarthelson. li. Krape, ll. N4-illuunrr, 'l'. Guido, l.. Leclntm-r,
D. Tucker, A. Reed. W. Vlkissell. A. Dinardo,
alinnal Hnnur Social
Leadership, scholarship, charac-ter, ser-
viee ee these are the basic' ideals of the National
Honor Society. The Academy Honor Society,
organized in January l938, is a part ol' a
national organization. The organization's eon-
stitution was written and adopted in l92l. ll
has grown from twelve Chapters to more than
two thousand.
This year the Society had the honor ol'
sponsoring the annual banquet for all the llonor
Society chapters in the city. The semi-annual
induction ceremony on December 13, l0'l6 was
a very impressive program with the Bill ol'
Rights serving as the theme. After the
speeches the twenty-eight new members re-
peated the pledge of the National llonor
Society.
Pledge:
I pledge myself lo uphold llze high purposes
of llze National Honor Soeiely lo wlzielz I hare
been eleeled. l will be lrue lo the pr1'ne1'ple.w for
whieh il slfmds. l will he loyal al all limes lo
my selzool, and will maintain and encourage I1 fglz
slandards of Selzolarslup, lfharaeler, Leuderwlzip
and Service.
A few weeks after an induction ceremony,
it is customary for the Society lo prepare an
initiation lor the new lllt'llllJ0l'S. This year
the activity look place at the Junior lieagrue
Club l'lUUlllS during the early part ol' Ft'l11'11al'y.
OFFICERS
First Semester
President . .loan liarielt
Vice President John Walker
Secrelury . . Doris Olson
Treasurer - - - .Carol liupp
Second Seineslcr
Presidenl - - -Thomas Guido
Viee President . -Phyllis Legters
Secretary Betty Johnston
Treasurer .. - - - ,Arthur lieed
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Debating in our school is an extra-curric-
ular activity which students not only volunteer
lo Lake part in but subject themselves to a
series of "try outs" to prove they have some
ability in this lield of work.
l. To develop in the individual a respect
for the opinion ofothers as well as for authority
and evidence.
2. To develop social science skills includ-
ing the application of reasoning processes,
research techniques, analysis, accuracy and
generalization.
3. To develop self-confidence.
el. To develop skill in public speaking.
Academy, as a member of the Lake Erie
Debating League, took part in the following
schedule which was arranged by the League
administration.
Feb. T-Academy at Harborcreek
Feb. 14-Academy at Girard
Feb. 21-North East at Academy
Feb. 28-Academy at Strong Yincent
Mar. 7-Academy at Wesleyville
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tournament held at Allegheny College April 225
and 26. Along with the members of the Lake
Erie Debating League, Bradford, Butler,
Jamestown, Meadville, Oil City and Franklin
also Look part.
Prior to their appearance in League coni-
petilion our representatives displayed their
forensic abilities before our student body.
OFFICERS
First Semester
President, , , , , ,c,s , , ,Lewis Weingard
,Kathryn Yentes
, ,Phyllis Legters
Second Semester
Presia'eni,, , .,, , ,, ,,-. ,Lewis Weingard
Secretary, ,
Treasurer, , ,, ,,, , ,,
Mar. 14-Mlllcreek at Academy Secretary- g g g gg g g g 5 v g g LKatl,ryn Yengcs
Mar. 21-Lawrence Park at Academy Treasurer, , , , , ,Phyllis Leglers
First Rowfll. Silver, P. Legters. L. Weingard, K. Yentes, M. VVard, Second RowflVlrs. Steimer, L. Zimmer, lVl. Wloodrow, 'l'. Strobel,
Y. Gwinn, ll. Levine. Third Row-ll. Kitts, W. Anderson, R. Magee, E. Christoph.
Firnl Rowfft. Cowley, V. llay. K. VVolt', li. Frost, M. Mlleller, L. Blivcn, l.. Ross. Second Rowe' M. J. Sonntzig, S. Gallaghu, ll. lVoll',
tl. Sherred, Miss liortner, M. llrulov, J, I.. Johnson, K. Gray, Mrs. I". l'. Gardner.
Lihrar Staff
VVe students of Academy are fortunate in
having one of the linest library staffs in the
city. They, along with our etlieient librarian,
maintain an orderly, smooth running library.
The organization of the library stall, about
lifteen years ago, was initiated under the
guidance of Mrs. Mary Howe, librarian. lt
has grown from a small unknown organization
to one of great importance.
Miss Alariou llortner, in keeping with the
preceding tradition, not only conducts an
orderly, helpful library from which the entire
school beuelits, but also offers valuable infor-
mation to her student assistants which will
enable them to be self-suflieient in any library.
At the beginning of each semester, Miss
llortner selects capable students as new
monitors on the stall. During a training
period, the students are instructed as to the
arrangement of books, magazines and news-
papers, the placing of all new magazines and
newspapers, the checking and tiling of cards in
the card catalog, the decorating of the bulletin
board, the charging out of books, tl1e shelving
of books properly, the arranging of tables, cup-
boards, and racks neatly, and the taking care
of reference material.
The requirements for the stall' are high, as
they should be, because much responsibility
falls on these people. A student, must have a
I5 average and must show not only a realistic
interest in their work but also a seriousness ol'
purpose. They must be responsible, patient
and eflicieut. with a desire to bc of assistance to
others.
After their training period, they are set ou
their own and are of valuable assistance to
students and teachers in reference work. The
two members who are the most capable and
have had the most experience are chosen to
work after school as paid assistants.
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J. Q-ilnk, E. Slaier, Second Raw-TT. 7Q:aequlS'S,,
V. '3c'f'muble, E. Tiartin, YI. .mmf-fmxx, Olson,
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First Row C. llohler, Nl. Roesch, ll. llerbstritt, M. Nlorsclihauser. J. Dalhor, M. liichler, J. Willow. J, liafaloski, M. Kent, J. MacPherson,
S. Wilson, J. Ramandanes. Second Rowfl. Stohlman. V. Pohl. M. A. Humm. P. Rider. li, Fischer. J. Rosenstiel. ll. NVurst. M. A. liuoy,
.M. Mueller, li. fiigliotti, hi. Wlard, J. Nimmo, Mr. J. Ball:-1. Third R0wfJ. Bailer, l,. llulin, J. Shreven. D. llrnz. S. llelcl, M. llrewcr,
C. Stearws. A. llornyak, P. liernardini. Y. Alward, R. lleisler. Nl. Kulviak, S. Roberts. Fourth Rowfli Christoph, W. Yolgstadt, J. llnie.
F. Engel. J. llearllnnd, F, Stelxell, l'. llollanrl. J. Considine, D. Malin. E. Jepson. llillhouse. Fifth Row-f S. Davis, A. Fenenhnum, l'l.
tlraney, l". Salvia, l'. Lernpieki, ll. Sims, D. Litz, VV. Plavean, C. Amoroso, B. lleaverly.
Student Senate
OFFICERS
First Seincs ter
President .. - . ...lack Willow
V ice President . - -Jean Nimmo
Secretary Maxine liichler
Tf'0tlSlll'PI' . Judy llafaloski
Second SClll0SlCI'
President . . . -Mary Ann llinnm
Vice l'residenl . . . Jean Nimmo
Secretary .. . Marjorie Brewer
Treasurer' -Judy ltalaloski
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The senate was established in N38 and
since then has grown to become one of the
customs of Academy's democratic system.
Semi-annually the group conducts one of the
school's traditional ceremonies, tlavel Day. On
these occasions the gavel, a symbol of authority,
is returned to the principal by the retiring
president who in turn presents it to the new
oliicer. The other new ollicers and senators are
then sworn into the organization. A person
outstanding in civic allairs is invited to talk
to the student body on some timely subject.
Gale lloss, acting mayor, and Sherman Hickey
were the last two to speak.
Ullieers for the Student Senate are elected
by the student body on the basis of their
scholastic standing and capability.
Several of the active committees which
help in school allairs include the assembly com-
mittee whose duty it is to select and plan the
school's yearly assembly programs, theiinancial
committee who undertake the various money
raising activities and campaigns sponsored by
the senate. The treasurer is the chairman ol'
the committee.
From this the committee sets up a budget
from which funds are supplied for special
Assembly programs, refreslnnents for incom-
ing students, awards, voting machines and
other wort h-while projects.
This year the senate has initiated an
awards program whereby outstanding students
from all the organizations ol' the Academy may
be elected by that particular group to receive
an award. This award is a key which has been
designed and ordered by a senate committee.
First Row- - Nl. Morrison. li. Miller, E. Graney, C. lVIarwell, li. Kindle, R. Sommerhof. Sevund Rowf-A. DiGello, li. Rodriguez, J, Kerner,
ll. Waterman, A. Johes. I'. Jordano, M. Fuller, D. Balthes, A. Stein. I". Olsen, M. Cauhione. Third Row --C. Sell:-tl'Tr. ll, Palrtrrson, VXI.
Genek. M. A. llawa, li, lfilzgerald, l.. Zimmer, li. Gustafson. lf. Fraeassi. Fourth Rnwffll. Alloway. I". Fortia, M. lleynoske. ll. liicher,
S. Baurngarlner, lN. Frost. IS. Nnderson, .l, lloot, E, Zirnmerly, Fifth lluw--R. Warner, tl. Ilershehnan, ll. Anderson. li. liornes. lt.
Ilutehison, J. Arndl. XX. lxuhne. 'l'. Nlctfarlhy, li. Myers.
.Iuniur Heil Ernss
The .Mneriean .lunior lied Cross. founded during
Wlorld War l. is the .lunior lrraneh ol' the Ameriean lled
Cross. The loeal .lunior lied Cross Chapter Ilouse,
situated at Sll Sassafras Street is open to all members.
Erie is one ot' the few cities in the United States which
has .lunior llcd Cross Chapter House. Erie Chapter ol'
the American National lied Cross received nation-wide
publicity. Sunday, Mareh 9, when i'l'arade" the picture
magazine whieh is distriliuted in the Sunday papers ot'
cities throughout the United States, featured pictures
ol' the Erie flhapte-r's lied Cross serx iees. Erie Chapter
had the honor of being selected from ox er 3.472 Chapters
in the United States as an example ol' lied Cross in
aetion.
The Aeademy .lunior lied Cross Council is com-
posed ol' representatixes from exery homeroom.
Adxisors are Miss llerlnine Hausehard and Miss Marie
lVesChler. This group sponsored a dance for .lunior
lligh students. NONt'lllllCl' T. ln the art elasses, the
group made menu eoyers and deeorations for Veterans
hospitals at holiday time. .lunior lligh horneroorns
packed and sent to ehildren ox erseas ten gift hoxes l'ull
ot' simple and useful articles such as soap. pencils.
stationery, and toys. Mrs. Lalu-'s sexenth grade
English classes and a group of 8-2's presented a one
act play at Tlianksgiving, Many students were awarded
life saving certificates in swimming classes, hecause
they successfully passed lied Cross tests. Many
eleventh and twelfth grade students receix ed eertilicates
in home nursing and lirst-aid. Afeu were nlernlxersofa
"Baby Sitters" class which was conducted at the
Chapter House and had as its aim the improvement ol'
teen agers' teehnique in earing for youngsters.
The Junior High students were present at a show-
ing of a lilm sponsored by the lcelandie Red Cross in
gratitude lor the work done there hy the American lied
Cross. ln March the .lunior lied Cross conducted a
sueeessful eampaign to raise funds for lied Cross work
and sponsored another very successful party for the
.lunior High.
International correspondence is another interesting
part of the lied Cross program. Une scraplzook re-
eeixed from Italy had a long journey lielore it arrived
at Academy. An Italian sehool sent it to the llalian
lled Cross. That organization sent it to the American
National Iled Cross at Washington: National lled Cross
mailed it to the Eastern Area Olliee which in turn
forwarded it to the Erie Chapter. Finally it arrived at
Aeademy lligh School. Now students are preparing
a scrapbook whieh they will return to the Italian School
by this same route.
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First Row-N. Wingerter, M, L. Whaling, M. VVright, I.. Troppichini, I. Seralini, A. DelVIartino, D. Engel, H. Garrison, C. Trimmer, D.
'l'odd, G. Burl., S. A. Goldfarh, M. Wuensehel, L. Nagle, M. Schmitt, J. Matczak, B. Hatch, I.. Jarzynski, II. Bal-Lowski. Second Row-ff
V. llarned, P. Adams, J, MacPherson, S, R. Longo, S, August, C. Phillips, R. Williams, H. Fitzgerald, II, Kavcsak, M. A. Iluoy, J. Bacon,
S. Duhinski, S. l'l. Sell, J. Mink, M. lleynoske, D. Steinhuuer, R. Smith, N. Gillis, ll. Slater, D. Falk. Third Rowfli. Wexler, J, Driscoll,
K. Fearn, N. J. Brown, M. A. Ilertner, G. Linder, R. Gunther, E. Dudenhoelfer, L. Maras, E. Light, M. Delsandro, F. Brower, M. Metz,
Miss Rortner, R. Stinson, L. Gorenllo, IC. Bosch, B. Vllieczkowski, P. Tuck, P. Borchek, T, Mowery. L. Haise, J. Suteh, M. Caechione, J.
Nimmo. Fourth Row-N. J. Ives, li. Patterson, D, Csenesies, D. Auch, J. Tannehill, D. A. Migadl, D. Migdal, M. Franz, I.. Hartman,
V. l.orei, J. lioceo, C. Baker, P. Denning, R. Gram, J. Iloffman, C. Leemhuis, N, Baranski, li. lic-han, B. Shearer, I., Miller, A.0g1-. l..
Zimmer, M. Weber, ll. Irene, NI. I.. Marcella. Fifth RowfA. Kuhn, R. Iless, G. Lazenby, T. Jawonski, C. Zygmont, N. Babe, H. Coni-
sloek, A. J. Hohuly, Il. Padavoni, C. Hednarski. M. Wehner, ll. Weaver, J. Crowe, M. Woodrow, S. Anderson, J. Kasper. M. A. Ilumln,
M. Boldt, R, Friedland, S. A. Linder, S. Semules, P. Rider, A. Cabin, N. McMichael, D. Iimler, I. Nanni. Sixth Row--li. Bi-atman, V.
Krivonak, J. Marlin, R. Gigliotti, M. Trimble, M. I.. Plavenn, G. Niethamer, IC. Krninski, D. Shields, P. Ferrick, l'. liednarowicz, M. Hnrr,
li. Przewrocki, C. Fraeussi, M. Garnow, F. Krivonak, IC, J. Tate, M. Phelps.
liirl Reserves
OFFICERS
ldirst Semester Second Seniesler
I're.s'ide11,i- . - - -, .... - - -- . --Ruth Levine President .... - - - - .-- - lluth Levine
Vice President - -- -Jean Glass Vice President- , -Carolyn Swarner
Serrelary- - , Bernice Arnold Serrelary ----- Belty Nantes
Treasurer. Gretchen Linder Treasurer- - - -Gretchen Linder
First Rowvll. Ilerlnstritl., D. Isenherg, Ii. Block, R, Januleski, C. Gordman, C. Martin, A. Gesler, M. Larson, Il. Love, lVl. Roesch, I.. A.
Stuhhe, D. Driscoll, li. Silver, M. Robinson, M. Deutsch, C. Devlin, S. Yocom, ll. llurgman, R. Yaple, D. Ilalm. Sa-cond RnwfD. Frurn.
li. Griewahn, M. l.uCour, A. McLaughlin, M. Adams, J. Bradbury, C. Swarner, C. liuehler, P. Nellis, S. Lindstrom, J. Slohlman, Mrs. l'I.
Wardcll, M. Crozier, A. VVood, M, Pieper, E. Ambrose, Ii. Deuvall, C. Ileuer, J. Canton, S. Gouldthorpe. J. Fuller, M. Lioato, B. Connolly.
Third RowfA. Johes, li. Tabaehniek, S. Lancet, M. Struehen, S. Gallagher, Il. Bednarowicz, M. White, R. Olowinski, J. Winarski, J.
lild 'd , J. Kra eski M. Ferrare, M. George, L. Leahy, G. Smith, J. hlalory, W. Lindsley, lVI. Novello, J. Fox. T. Patsy, ll. l.yne, A. Hamyak.
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Fourth owf . ec er, . way, . gf, . . f , . , . , . . , , , . ., . ,
' ' ' ' ' ' ' . M.W d E,K' 't J.l.ow ,R. Yentes, K. Gray. FifthRow-H.Toflinski,
lu. Harris, J. Gorenflo, J. Allison, C, Nystrom, M. Moore, ar , mn , ry
' ' ' " ' ' ' H D if N. K l M. K ' G. Zaune er, N. lick, Nl. A. Lee
lu. SChlIllBd6l', M, Kuhiak, VV. Szyrnanowlcz, N. Schick, M. J, Saeger, . u y, ar en, arulsz, gg ,
V. Pohl, '1'. Rawa, C. Anderson, P. Durnsll, J. Johnson, B. Lewis.
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First liowfD. 4 lscn, NI. Eichlcr, li. Gonda. N. Stillwell. N. Rockingham, NI. Scharrer, T. Plonski. F. Forlia, I. laoovetta. J. liiedcr, M.
Black, Nl. Nlorschaauscr. T. Marthcr, H. Harncd. C. Rupp, C. llauschard, N. Burger, l. llednarowicz, P, Milani, N. Malory. Second Rowf
D. Rowbollom. H. Scidl. J. Rys, lt. Troppichini. J. Kelley, D. Kohler, J. llcrbstritt, D. Conolly. li. Bonace, J. Wilson, Miss F. Stull. N.
Viiolfe. M. Loomis, J. Clark, E. Marsh, H. Miller, J. Rafaloski, M. Watson, C. Osuna, l'l. Lauer, K. Wolf. Third llowfli. Arnold, li.
Larsen, C. Snaulfcr. l. Dropsho. J. llarick, B. Nantes, K. llulmn, A, Owens, H. Levine, J. Brown, J. llagmaun, J. Findlay, J. Glass, M. F.
l,oell'el, l'. licgeters. ll. Martin. M. A. Wadsowrth. M. Schersching, J. Roberts, C. Doran, M. Mueller. D, Burger. Fourth Row- J. Daubcn-
speck. J, Parker. D, Ulson, D, Falconc, M. Dcmuling, J. Oster, L. Blivcn. J. Roberts, N. 0'Bricn, F. Nictupski. C. Bohh, T. ltorawski, N.
Ardnini, T. Kujkowski. J. White. ll. M. Nanni. J. Lasher, S. Swanson, li. Johnston, l.. Dickson. H. Young, M. Knight. N. Anderson. Fifth
Row li. Frost, T. Zaczyk. M. l.anuha. N. Withers, M. Ferrick. P, Ilerriman, l.. Alwcns. J. Rosenstiel, J. Deeds. N. McKenzie. K. Kinkaid,
li. Gnslalson, M. livans, l'. Finley, M, Timlcr, H. Schneider, G. Ushinsky, D. Decker, K. Ycnles, J, Jankowski, M. Malm, N. Neil.
Girl Reserves
The Girl ltescrvcs as a part of a world-wide organi-
zation is by no means confined within the United
States. Headquarters have been established in Holland,
Great Britain, France, thc Philippine lslands as well
as in many other countries of the world. Any girl who
is willing and desirous "to Iind and give the best" is
eligible to join.
Within the last year thc Girl Reserves at Academy
has grown to 325 members. This large membership
has caused it to be divided into three separate units-
the 12th grade with its faculty advisor, Miss Stull, the
llth grade with Miss Bortner, and the l0th grade with
Mrs. Wardell. Thc meetings are held after school with
each group coming together separately on the same
night. Once a month all mcmbcrs assemble. Speakers
at these combined gatherings spoke on timely subjects
including A'Beauty llints" especially' pertaining to thc
hair and Ulioy M1-cts Girl." At a regular mccting
during March all the latest styles ami fashions in
womcn's and girl's wear. including sports wear. night
wear, afternoon ensembles, and formal evening wear,
were modeled by several Academy Girl lleservcs. A
Tea I'ollowed the Sl yle Show to which both Junior and
Senior Girl Reserves were invited. From the lectures
and slylc show thc girls derived many line ideas and
suggestions from which they could bcnelit.
The Girl liescrvcs arc continually olfering a varied
and extensive program of activities which call for a
number of ambitious and reliable girls. This year they
sponsored many drives such as clothing, tuberculosis,
and vvorld-fellowship. One of the more recent clothing
drives tFcbruary 20 to March 121, consisted of collect-
ing all types of light summer wear to be sent to thc
Philippine Islands. This effort to gather clothing
resulted from an urgent need of them from the Girl
Reserves Headquarters there. Tureen suppers held
at the Y. W. C. A. in honor of 12-2 girls graduating in
the mid-year and June senior classes were also a part
of their program of social activities. At Christmas
time many girls helped in the Seal Drive and also
helped to teach carols to the boys and girls of St.
.lost-ph's Home.
The annual Jamestown Conference, attended by
representatives of Girl lleserves throughout Pennsyl-
vania was held February 21, 22 and 23. lluth Levine,
Joanne Rarick, and .loan Oster represented Academy.
This year in all fairness service credits played a
major part in deciding whether a Girl llcscrvc could
attend the Semi-Annual Tri's. The Tri's are formal
dances sponsored by Academy in conjunction with
liast, Vincent, and Millcrcek Iligh School Girl lie-
scrves. These service credits could be achieved by
taking part in the many and varied projects along with
serving on committees.
Bernice Arnold qualified as the girl in the graduat-
ing class to have the honor of having her name engraved
on the Girl llcscrve "Character Cup." She was chosen
on the basis of character, leadership, and service as
displayed during her high school career.
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First Row ll. fllzniser, IC. Droms, B. Grulnblntt. Second Row4D. lluhert, li. Voltz tlngrj, L. Erickson leo-mgrj, J. Bright, J. Bier-
lnaucr leo-nigr.b, l'. Mort-uu. ll. Muttis. Third Rnwf"N. Weed, li, Jepson, J. Woznicki, ll. Milner, J. linnnister, D. Tacone, S. linker.
Stage Crew
6'We do the dillicult immediately, the im-
possible lakes a lit tle longerf' This famous
boast, might well be the slogan of the Academy
stage crew.
lt is the duty of this crew to do whatever
work is necessary in connection with the as-
sembly programs of the school. ln this work
the boys make valuable contributions to the
school life, contributions which we fully ap-
preciated and contributions which enable the
students of the school to recall pleasant mem-
ories of school life in later years. They con-
tribute this service without pay.
The work of a stage hand necessarily in-
volves some hazards. lt is often necessary for
members of the crew to climb to the stage loft,
more than forty feet. above the stage, to hang
or adjust ropes and pulleys. This is only one
of the dangers of the work.
To reduce accidents to a minimum, the
caliber of the stage crew boys must be high.
They must use, initiative, care, resourcefulness,
speed, and courtesy. They must be reliable
and meet certain scholastic requirements or
they are not retained on the crew. To further
minimize the hazards, Rules of Safety and
Caution are impressed upon the boys. Though
the crew had been generally instructed in safety
methods, a serious injury to any of the members
while on duty, the first over a long period,
brought about the inauguration, this year, ofa
formal set of twenty-four safety rules. These
were formulated by the Academy director, Nr.
Bright, and generally adopted throughout the
School District of Erie, with slight changes.
ln addition, a candidate for the crew must now
have the signed consent of the parent.
The work of the crew is not limited to as-
semblies and the stage. They can also be
found at school dances, setting up public
address systems and chairs, at class plays,
handling lights, properties, scenery, curtains
and thousands of other tasks and at concerts of
Academy's musical groups. In addition they
handle the stage during any performances
whether by groups of the school or by outside
interests. ln short, they make the stage of
Academy High School, a center of school and
civic life.
This year the crew consisted of the follow-
ing members: Don Mattis, Don Hubert,
Norman Weed, Joe Woznicki, John Bannister,
Sam Bader, Bill Grumblatt, Danny Tacone,
Paul Moreau, Ernest Drams, Harry Glauser,
lid Jepson, and Charles Kugel. James Bier-
bauer and Leroy Erickson, acted as co-man-
agers for the first semester. Wayne Heidt
took over for -the second semester with Don
Mattis as temporary assistant. Mr. Bright,
acts as faculty advisor.
Hi-Y
The Hi-Y is an important organization
which does much to further the Christian
attitude and outlook ol' its members. The
Hi-Y sets as its aim the worthy purpose of
"creating, maintaining and extending through-
out the school and community high standards
of Christian character." Not content with a
purpose alone, the boys also have chosen the
platform ol' "clean speech, clean sports, clean
scholarship, and clean livingf,
The meeting which takes place at the
Y. M. C. A. every Tuesday night is well at-
tended by the members of this organization.
The evening includes a brief business meeting
followed by a program which consists mainly of
social events. The program committee is very
valuable in this respect as it plans the meetings
by engaging speakers acquainted with subjects
of interest to the boys. Mr. Graham, from the
Academy faculty, and Edward Duflin, Y. M.
C. A. representative, are on hand to serve as
advisors.
During the past year the first lli-Y basket-
ball team was organized. Bill lXlcCarthy, and
Jack Alctlill were chosen Co-Captains of the
two teams which completed a very successful
year. The first team consisted of the following
boys: Bill McCarthy, Jack McGill, Ted Miller,
Pete Anderson, Franny Dennison, and Bob
Larson, while the second team Was composed of:
Bob Laird, Bill Boniger, Jim McCarthy, Frank
Ptowalski, Frank Greiner, .lim Bogers, and
Doug Matson. The team played various local
outlits such as the "Aris Clicksl' and the
Academy High J-Y teams. A journey to Oil
City for two games with local squads was a
special feature of the basketball season. Tumb-
ling and Wrestling teams were organized during
the year to further supplement the sports
program.
Bob Laird, the guiding light of the Hi-Y
group, served both as Co-President and as
liditor for the lli-Y newspaper. The paper
is issued once a month. Containing news of
Academy Hi-Yers, it helps to stimulate interest
among the members.
OFFICERS
C0-presidents , , ,Ted Miller, Bob Laird
Co-rice Presidenls , . ,. Bill McCarthy,
Bill llinspeter
Secrelarlvi - D , Bob Larson
TI'PllSlll'Pf', , . Frank tiriener
Sergeant at A rms , ,Dick Dibble
First llnw l", llennislon. ll. Ns-itllalncr, li. llulcs, B. llurkcr, li. Hluxdorf. ll. Slllldfk J. liogcrs. Second Row I". Urciner. D. Dibbla.
ll. liinspct'-r, li. Laird. Nlr. A. W, Graham. Nlr. A. E. Dulliu. 'l'. Miller, ll. Larson. B. Xlctiurthy. Third Rowe I". Kowalski. .l. Burger.
D. Matson. .l. Xlctlurtliy, .l. llunncll. J. Xlcfiill. D. Baer, ti. Slircvc, P. Bacdcr. ll, Bolligcr.
Firsl llnwf' .l. Stnaif, fl, Walter. ti. Smith, ll, Kcnni-ily. Sc-ennil Row' fl'. Lzinigun. N. Ont-ns. tl. llupp. A. Vleyer. Third Ilnwfhl. l..
Vlnrcellzl. D. Olson. lx. l"i-nrn, ti, l"r:i1':issi. Fourth Row ll, Sclierer, ll. Ntliitelnuil. ll. lllifulzlri, ff, xtltlgllll.
Cheerleaders
The Academy Cheerleaders closed their
season this year in lille forin. Their ellorts.
as usual, have been an inspiration to the teams
and to the spectators as well.
If you think il is easy to be a cheerleader,
you are mistaken. It is a hard and exhausting
grind. At the beginning of the football season,
the squad must practice every afternoon, after
school, and what with a game every week and
a rally or two, sometimes two in one day, the
going is tough.
Tryouts for tl1e squad are held in the
spring, and in the fall the candidates are
chosen, not altogether on the basis of cheer-
leading ability, but for leadership, scholarship
and ambition as well.
Prior to the year l938, the cheering squads
of Academy were composed entirely of boys.
Since then, however, girls have participated
and many of them have proven themselves to
be welcome additions to the squad, not only
from the standpoint. of cheerleading ability,
but for inventiveness as well.
'lille cheerleaders contriie most ot' their
cheers themselves, in addition to songs and
other novelties which go to enliven games and
rallies. lfanyone happens to get an inspiration,
he relates same to Mr. Hale, the squad's faculty
advisor, who presents the idea to the rest of the
squad for approval.
A few years ago it. was decided that the
cheerleaders should have some kind of uniform,
and money was raised for it through student
contributions.
Audrey Meyers was kept on as Captain
again this year, no new election being held.
Members of the "first string" are: boys,
Dick Kennedy, Glen Smith, James Staaf,
tieorge VValt.ersg girls, Audrey Meyers, Audrey
Owens, Carol Rupp and Peggy lianigan.
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Included in the picture are -- C, Skinner. J. Case. Nl. Timber. N. Malthancr. J. Aehille. F. floss. C. Shreve. l,, Scliianmnda, B. McCarthy,
C. Luke, R. Kolller, ll. Wagner, ll. 'Vlorgnn. C. Barber, G. Crane. D. Andrews, l.. Anderson, C. Cook, N. lim-Arment. C. Hrzozowski, J.
liartnicki, D, Hostliuuser, T. fiuuslnan, J. Schultz. li, Fields. H. Wolf, Mr. Grzilmm, P. Mort-au. T. Wnehook, D. Allen, 'l', Pieerrello, H.
Thompson, B. Kerr. l'. Bundy. D. Buzard, T. Nowaczyk, G. Seliefli-r, ll. Centni-r. J. Koehler. IC. llnrtoszck. J. Zasacki. J. McGill. P. llnhl-
lcempcr. H. Ce-ntncr. ll. Baldwin, l'. lfcra. J. Mahoney, tl. Lockncr, A. Allen. D. liner. ll. Woods.
Machine Shop
Our Machine Shop at Academy was estab-
lished in September, WI38. lt was first in-
structed by Mr. Graham on a half and half'
basis with Industrial Arts being taught during
the first, three periods in the morning and the
regular Trade Course during the remaining
three afternoon periods. lndustrial Arts is
taken one hour per day or five periods per
week while the Trade Course is taken three
hours per day or fifteen hours per week for two
years. A Trade Certificate is issued to the boy
who completes the necessary requirements.
The Trade Course was discontinued in 1910,
and a full time Industrial Arts program was
started due to a large demand and has con-
tinued ever since.
The type of work that the boys turn out
gives them a variety ofoperalions on the liathe,
Shaper, Milling Machine, Grinder, Drill Press,
etc. Accuracy is very important in producing
the various parts and in assembling the finished
product. Projects on a lathe consist of a Tack
llammer, Plumb Bob, Screw Driver, Center
Punch, Pin Punches, while on the Shaper
Parallel Clamps and Bench Yises are manu-
factured. Milling Machine work which is very
complicated when cutting Gears or making
flex Nuts requires an attaclnnent called an
Index flead. This attachment divides the
circzinnference of' the work into equal divisions,
such as a square head on a bolt, Hex Nuts,
Gears that have equal mnnber of teeth, alsow-
Cams, litc.
The machines are numbered, and each boy
is assigned a machine at, the beginning of' the
semester for which he is responsible throughout
the time he uses it. Safety as well as the proper
operation of his machine is stressed. livery
Machine is of' the most. modern type and
identically the same as used in Industrial
Xlachine Shops.
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lfirst Row ll. Ilinspcler. I. Selincidcr. N. Wlclxcnzie. J, Ilotchkiss, C. Ilolllcr, J, Connelly. NI. I.ol'lus. J. Sollryvcr. li. Fzlrkzis. II. Kilgorski,
S. Carlson, C. Cliiota, N. Iiollcrtson, C. Devlin. Second Rowell. Scllniellcr. A. Looaslro. li. S4-rnlini. Ii. Nilmrlli. A. Ifurina, ll. Jorduno.
C. Brown, IVI. Ilurvey. M, I.. Meyers. J. Smith, S. Wolll'. ll. Waterman, J. Wolf. W. Guy, IVI. HPIFIIIIIH. Ii. Lake, Third Row IJ. Iiartonc.
ll. I'al,cheu, Il. Ilulthes, Ii, Wilson. A. Stein. l'. Greene, IVI, lleSanti. R. Guurino. IVI. Meyers. D. Niehilo, NI, Gloystein, Il. Cummings, I..
Iiulini. IT. I"uhrlnun. C. Caratriviolu. Fourth How- J, Iiailer, A. I.il.z, Y. IVI. Miller, G. Halisielli. ii. Kugel, I". Ruincz. IVI. fienck. I.. Stein.
N. Baker. IJ. Niehols, M. I.. Vl alter. M. Stevens. Ii. I.itz. M. I., Kaufman. Fifth Row--N. Christ, I3. Shallop. I.. Cupozzeello. A. Ilumil-
Ion. IN, Micluu-ls. A. Iluke. J, Mncliciizie. J, Culp. J. Goilfrcy. Il. Rrovvcr. S. Guycr.
Junier liirl Reserves
The Junior High Girl Reserves is a young
club, organized last year. With our advisors,
Mrs. Lake, and Miss Schneider, we have done
service and social work of every kind.
One ol' the services the Junior lligh Girl
Reserves did last year was to make friendship
boxes. These boxes were packed with neces-
sities such as soap, socks, tooth brushes, and
other articles. Iiach girl also wrote a letter
which she put in her box, for the receiver in
another country: to read and answer. Another
very successl'nl service was the toy shop, held
at. the Y. W. C. A. All members of the .Iunior
Girl Reserves in the city gathered toys, old
and new, for children who were not as fortunate
as they. These toys were given away shortly
before Christmas to the families that needed
them.
Among our social functions was our dance,
The Snowball. which was held at the Y.W.C.A.
last January for Junior Girl Reserves and their
escorts. The chaperones for this dance were
our two advisors and Miss Rruninger, head ol'
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the Y. VV. C. A. We have also had parties and
suppers where the girls have had good times.
The Junior Girl Reserve Council is an
organization ol' all Junior High Girl Reserves
in the city. It meets every month and is made
up of oflicers from the different clubs. We
discuss different problems and head many
projects. Each Junior Girl Reserve club tl'our
in liriej has a basketball team. We all practice
after school and meet our opponents on Satur-
days. The Junior Girl Reserve Council and
the .lunior Girl Reserves ol' Academy are
planning many more projects for the future.
UIVIJICERS
l're.w'a'e11l - - Janice Schryver
I f't' ice I'reSt'denl Donna Rartone
Secl'elr1ry-.. Norma Robertson
fl'r'eu.w11'er. - - Carmella Carciolla
Prog:-anz Clllll-l'I7IllII Doris Shallop
Service Ghairnunz Lillian Stein
Social lllzairnuzrr. Phyllis Jordano
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RIGHT T0 LEFT: Row lfC. llliililillllifib, R, Kuhl, VV. Park:-r, K. Johnson, J. llugers, J. lionnull, E. liurlmwski. ll. llucll, J. Schillingur,
N. Schauhlc. Second Row'--J. Swanson, J. lingnl, G. Schiller, J. Krahc, K. llonard. D. wiPlDd0ff, li. Kuorner. C. Schultz, IJ. Swanson,
H.Larson. Third How C. McCnmml, li. Taira, ll. Connor, G. Crane, P. Allwrl, J. Carnrwal, E, Osiecki, D. Matson, ll. Smith, W. Micaael.
Fourth Row--VV. Nlcliride, M. Wolf. R. Fitzgnmld, G. Cauh, R. Roach, G. Swartzfager. C. Connor, J. lcsuc, G. Gcanous, Nl, Forbes,
Fifth Row --fl.. Fickonworth, A. Gianoni, R. Costnn, H. Hill, J, Wronek, S. Vnra, E. Gro:-ndaal, F. Gowuns. J. lV0nzul, J. Whenlf-r. Sixth
RowvS. Polk, F, Salviu, 'l'. Konnig. VV. llasslcr. J. Willow, D. Carr, G. Fora, D. Kuf-rnvr. A. Kuhn, ll, Gricshnhnr. Seventh liowfL,
Tingley. l.. And:-rson. S. lloover. 'l'. llunson. .l. lhlrns, P, Frasnluwlli. H. Dnnnislon, D. Whiu-man. A. Williams. Eighth RuwfS, Gulluglmr,
M. Licalo, I. Nanni, M. Marcella, ll, Crocker, D. lscnhcrg, R. Stahlhaum, D. Magec, I. Longslrect. M. Schcloskc.
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IIIGIIT T0 LI-IF'l': Fira! Row' J. lljvlkf-. B. liffhilll. ff. llvdnarski, ll, Bukowski. YI. Phvlps, H. 'l'ul1'. S. Swell. S. Srukzl. .l. Slulxfrr. Nl.
YOCiliIll. Second Row T. Przyhyszuwski, D. l'rrwl,rz1si1'wi1:z, il. Nnyus, J, Mcfllllluugh, S. Moore. ll. linrski. J. ilerhstritl, il. Dllllililf.
B. Pxiplliwi, H. Seidl. Third Row J. Howl., J. Whig:-I, S. llvrshuy. A. Kingslcy, K. Fnzlrn, li. l'u1h'. M. Kllili1lk..l. YVimlrski, I". Mruzowski.
G. Mfmrvy. Fourth Row-WB. Slalvr. if Phillips. H. lxuhvl. 'Vl. l,u1'H'4-I. U, Nautvs. li. Nzlnlli. K. liumln. N. VIGKA-llziv. Il. Grandy. M.
Yvadswurlh. Fifth Row H, SA-dlvr. I". Furfia, IC. 'I'r:lvis. C. Yvw-xizxlln. C. SnauH'r'r. NI. Hurt. J. Stroll. H. Mulfullnln. J. Nivs, M. Ptvrry.
Sixth Row'--K, Kun-ppvl. J. Nlzlgrmx. J. Krcss. H. Wilrsl. W. S1-mxogvll. S, Schlossvr. ll. Tufliilski, ff. Knrlrmxs. Nl. lit-ukvr. N. Alwarll,
Sevvnlh Row- E. Lungowski, l.. Diuksun, 'l'. Barzmski. 'l'. Jzlworski. N. Suhink. G. 0'Dm1n4wll. I.. Pulling. Nl. lic-gal. G. Cizlllilolzvu. B. Lawson,
Eighth Row-A. liutkowski, L. Hounds, N1,Smilh. D. llalm. I. l.z1nguwski. P. Adams, li. Zimmerman. .l. Sutch, S, I.:iluuM. A. Owens,
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RIGHT T0 LEFT: First RowfN. Stillwell, D. Olsen, J. Rarick, J. Glass, V. Harnurl. li. Harned, F. Ziegler. NI. Kent., l.. McCullol1gll.
l.. Lewis. Second Row-P. lin-rriman, K. Ilaluel, D. Dudenhovfr-r, A. Gangcmi, G. Wloigul, M. Sa:-gvr, li. Rodrigur-z, li. Counally, A.
Sokoloski, M. Schneider. Third Row-DI. Millcwr, ll. Sucharski, E. Marsh, N. Arduini, S. McCullough, H. Davies, R. Gram, M. Wfehnm-r,
' ' - A. M G ath, J. Stohlman, J. Fuller, A. Christoph, N. Schlosser, J. Krayf:slmi,IGwPick,
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M. Trimble, A. Kllhaue. Fourth Row B. Cox, c r
C. French, F. Mnflrilla. Fifth Row'wl'l. Grumblntt, A. Gianoni, D. li0sl.hauscr, F. lluchncr, D. Buzard. ll. Hunting, W. li0mf.,4r, -
man. C. McCain, li. Burger. Sixth Row-A. Cliristnph. ll. Chapin. l'RO,IECTl0NlS'l'S: Seventh Rowffll. Kroiclcr, L. llerhstrillf.
ll. Bust., F. lVlnrI.in, li. NVeisonl1acll, D. Sanner, M. Rist, E. Clark, ll. Kerr, R. lhwclnt.
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Adams, Alberta
Bailey, Patricia
Baker, Nancy
Ballmen, Donna
Bidwell, Patricia
Bixler, Constance
Bowman, Annie
Brown, Virginia
Christ, Nancy
Connelly, Genevieve
Curlett, Dorothy
Day, Charlene
Devlin, Carolyn
Dhus, Emily
Anderson, Thomas
Baker, Lincoln
Bayhurst, David
Boyd, Donald
Brown, John
Brozewicz, Walter
Bussard. Thomas
Christ, Billy
Crock, .Iohn
Crock, .Iohn
Cross. Jack
Cubbison, Robert
DeCarolis, Arthur
DiPaolo. Antonio
Driscoll, Dennis
Ellis, .James
Entley, VVilliam
Fronknecht, Leroy
Balthes, Doris
Brogan, Patricia
Caldwell, Audrey
Chido, Donna
Chillbn, Mary Lou
Crook, Sally
Aldrich, Norman
Amoroso, Christy
Anderson, Gustaf
Baker, Ronald
Beck, James
Carpenter, Philip
Dudenhoefer, Edwar
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Iulerlzlassmen
Grade
Donhauser, Jill
Ellis, Shirley
Gant, Marion
Genek, Marilyn
Greene, Patricia
llellwege, Janet
Hinspeter, Barbara
Hohler, Carol
Hotchkiss, .lane
Kienholz, Nancy
Litz, Barbara Jean
Litz, Sydney Lou
McKenzie, Nancy
Mellow, Patricia
Grade
Geanous, John
Gehrlein, John
Gifford, David
Goldsmith, Donald
Graney, Eugene
Grieshober, Thomas
Guelcher, Robert
Guy, James
Hodges, Thomas
Holby. Robert
Holder, Ronald
Hughes, Dale
lnlield, Fred
Kelly, Howard
Kinney. David
Laird, Billy
Lamhorn, Richard
Lewis, Richard
Grade
Downie, Shirley
Farkas, Gloria
Foht, .loan
Grace, Marilyn
Grace, Shirley
Herrick, Geraldine
Grade
Eggleston, Raymond
French, George
Hunsberger, Darl
Husted, Peter
Hutehens, Roland
Kissell, Gerald
Malm, Donald
7-1 Girls
Michaels, Nancy
Miller, Yvonne
Nichilo, Dolores
Nichols. Dolores
Nixon, Nancy
Patehen, Donna
Pohl, Dorothy
Rainey, Wanita
Roos, Eleanor
Ruhl, Donna
Schneider, Ida
Seelinger, Marion
Seelinger, Nancy
Serafini, Geraldine
7-1 Boys
liovewell, Thomas
Mack, James
Marsh, Lyle
Matson, Earl
Miller, Roger
Morrison, Norman
Mosier, Thomas
Noziglia, Keith
Olson, John
Perry, Fred
Petronio, Carlo
Pettigrew. Ronald
Pointer, Peter
Prittie. Milton
Raid, James
Riewaldt. Charles
Rocco, Mike
Rumhaugh, James
7-2 Girls
Lolli, Carol Ann
Markowitz, Alice
Mook, Margaret
Parker, Corlyn
Plumacher, Leona
Ramandanes, Janet
7-2 Boys
Mando. Richard
Maxwell, Charles
McCall, James
McGill, James
Orzechowski, Richard
Scott, Walter
Strub, Raymond
Sgabellane, Mary Jane
Shreven, .loan
SOPP, Nancy
Starks, Emma
Thomas, Anna
VVagner, Phyllis
Waterman. Helen
Weber, .loann
Wilson, Ella
Wolf, .loan
YVolll', Shirley
Russell, Kenneth
Russo, Ross
Schumacher, Randolph
Schwenck, James
Schwenk, Perry
Snauffer, Peter
Stratton, George
Tarbell, David
Thomas, Donald
Vaughn, Frank
Weber, Philip
Wilson, J ack
Woodward. Gerald
Yaple, Reid
York, Richard
Spathis, Delores
Sproul, Barbara Ann
Stein, Adelle
Wilson, Evelyn
Torrelli, Carl
Treiber, Kenneth
VVorlund, John
VVygant, Richard
Zamhrowski, Richard
Baldi, Prudence
Balsiger, Ida Rose
Bartone, Donna
Ratistelli, Glorine
Baumgartner, Shirley
Brower, Donna
Brown, Carolyn
Caracciola, Carmella
DeSanti, Mary Anne
Dil-'aolo, Norma
Eliasson, Anna May
Adams, Merle
Anderson, Clarence
Arndt, Richard
Beemus, Charles
Blythe, Ronnie
Chestner, Harvey
Clover, Richard
Davis, Stanley
Eieher, Gerald
Fraschetti, Chester
Frenkel, Erwin
Bailer, .loan
Capozziello, Lucille
Carlson, Suzanne
Chiota, Carmella
Culp, Joyce
Cummings, Dorothy
Duke, Audrey
Achille, Albert
Arndt, J ack
Bailer, Paul
Ballman, Eugene
Battle, Eulah
Beers, Leroy
Bongiovanni, Charles
Russard, Frank
Cavicchio, Ernest
nderulassmen
Grade
Farina, Audrey
Guarino, Regina
Guyer, Susan
Hamilton, Anile
Harmon, Gertrude
Harvey, Mary Louise
Held, Suzanne
Herbstritt, Lenora
Hetrick, Shirley
.lordano, Phyllis
Kaufman, Mary Lou
Garde
Gonazlez, Carlos
Goulding, Merrill
Gouldthorpe, Hugh
Grabowski, Theodore
Guelcher, William
Haynes, Donald
Hilliard, Philip
Homan, George
Kennedy, Aaron
Kennedy, William
Lehmann, Eugene
8-1 Girls
Kennedy, Mary Lou
Kimmy, Jennie
Kugel, Gretchen
Litz, Arlene
Locastro, Anna
Loftus, Mary
Loney, Kathleen
MacKenzie, Joan
Meyers, Marilyn
Meyers, Mary Lou
Robertson, Norma Jean
8-1 Boys
Lossie, Donald
McCarthy, Timothy
Miller, Craig
Miller, Raymond
Murphy, J amcs
Murray, Daniel
Plavcan, VVilliam
Prindle, Leroy
Rebman, Kenneth
Sampson, John
Schwindt, Thomas
Grade 8-2 Girls
Fuhrman, Donna
Fuller, Marcella
Gloystein, Marjorie
Godfrey, Janet
Guy, Virginia
Hart, Constance
Kilgorski, Helene
Grade
Coluzzi, Amerieo
Conant, Frank
Crissman, James
Ellman, Henri
Friedley, Robert
Godfrey, Edwin
Gonzalez, Richard
Holcomb, Archie
Kowalski, Albert
Kunz, Norma Jean
Lewis, Vivian
Lichinger, Dolores
Lunger, Zerna
Maxwell, Helen
MeMann, June
Olsen, Beverly
8-2 Boys
Leberman, Michael
Litz, Donald
MacKenzie, .lames
Olgin, Gerald
Oster, Robert
Pellican, Christopher
Rider, Irwin
Samilio, Joseph
Sehielfelbein, Richard
Ruiini, Lillian
Sanders, Edith
Schaack, .lean
Smith, Jacqueline
Sponsler, Jean
Stevens, Marjorie
Trost, Nancy
Vitelli, Rhina
Sechrist, Ronald
Simous, Walter
Southwick, David
Stevenson, Harry
Stout, Gene
Stover, James
Stratton, John
Thigpen, Albert
Turner, Michael
VanDamia, Guy
VVurst, Calvin
Rainey, Florence
Smith, Dolores
Thompson, Ann
Walter, Mary Lou
Weaver, Nancy Jane
Weed, Lois
Ziegenhine, Doris
Sehmalenbaeh, Neil
Swartwood, Ronald
Toran, Eugene
Underwood, John
Unger, William
VVarner, Richard
XVeber, William
Wluensehel, Harold
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Adiutori, Eleanor
Albrycht, Emilie
Abvens, Laura
Anderson, Marilyn
Benz, Dorothy
Biebel, Helen
Bohrer, Donna M aric
Brower, Patricia
Christoph, Dorothy
Cornman, Meredith
Cross, Joyce
Cugnin, Donna
Donhauser, Nancy
Downing, Annie
Eller, Violet
English, Georgianna
Evans, Marie
Evans, Mary
Anderson, Harry
Beard, Ernest
Bcllycci, Edward
Brougham, Jack
Brown, William
Carlson, .l. Gilbert
Carter, Fred
Clement, Joseph
Cohen, Harold
Cummins, Frank
Daddeo, Joseph
Dahlkelnper, Cyril
DeSantis. Michael
Drcxler, Ronald
Droms, Ernest
Eliasson, Ronald
Eller, Edward
Engle, Frank
Faber, Robert
Adiutori, Josephine
Allen, Lucille
Amiceuci. Constance
Battle, Laritha
Beebe, Charlotte
Bielak, Theresa
Brown, .loan
Burehlield, Leah
Carpenter, Romayne
Adiutori, Eugene
Amendola, Russell
Booth, Otis
Brooks, Richard
Chamberlain, Jack
Coatam, Richard
Dahlkemper, Paul
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nderulassmen
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Grade
Fitzgerald, Eileen
Frank, Shirley
Gerrell, Marilyn
Harrington, Margaret
Held. Rita
Hershey, Doris Mae
Higgins, Bette
Hug, Marilyn
Jaskiewiez, Gertrude
Kaliszewski, Agnes
Kcrncr, Jane
Koen, Joyce
K uligowski, Dorothy
Kurtz, Mary
Lukeas, Caroline
Lllther, Joan
Mahoney. Mary
Manross, Ruth
Grade
Featherston, William
Fenstermacher, Lewis
Fish, John
Friedley, Aaron
Friedman, Burton
Gilford, Richard
Glauser, Harry
Goldberg, Leonard
Greener, Jan
llardner, Thomas
llarpst, Ronald
Harrington, Robert
Heaverly. Bernard
Hedderiek, Ralph
llerbstritt. Law renee
Herman, Donald
llershelman. Charles
Hess, Donald
Hubert, Robert
9-1 Girls
Martin, Geraldine
M a tson, Catherine
McLaughlin, Audrey
Mosier, Joan
Parker, Carol
Parker, Iva
Peterson, Patricia
Petrolli, Kathryn
Ricci, Allene
Roberts, Sydney
Salow, Pearl
Sawdey, Mary Ann
Schryver, Janice
Seidler, Ruth
Shallop, Doris
Shcall'er, Beatrice
Smith, Audrey
Smith, Barbara
9-1 Boys
Jenks, Charles
Kunselman, Adam
Laird, Fred
Laird, Richard
Lang, Vladimir
Lechtner, Leonard
Lenz, Edward
Lewis, George
Long, Patrick
Lupo, John
Metzler, James
Michael. VVillialn
Miller, Clinton
Miller, Robert
Morehouse, Harold
Nutter. .lames
Farmerter, Richard
Rebman. Ralph
Riazzi, Nick
Grade 9-2 Girls
Chianello, Jeanne
Dahn, Eleanor
DeFoy, Jaculin
Eietrich, Gwendolyn
Ellis, Irene
Fagan, Phyllis
Fields, Jean
Fisher, Ruth
Gehrlein, Agnes
Grade
Davies, Robert
English, Alford
llakins, Richard
Hellwege, .lohn
Hornyak, Francis
Kindle, Earl
Kreider, Reed
Harris, June
Heinlein, Jane
Hufstader, Louise
Landberg, Etta
Larese, Betty
McGill, Kathleen
Niehilo, Marie
Noziglia, Dawn
Olsen, Florine
9-2 Boys
Mahoney, James
Malm, Duane
Merry, James
Paulson, Robert
Reichel, Edwin
Rodgers, Ronald
Schiller, George
Sopp, Barbara
Stein, Lillian
Stevens, lrma
Stough, Margaret
Thunberg. Harriet
Trimble, Rose
Trokoske, Joan
Tucker, Catherine
Ulrich, Patricia
Webb, Eleanor
Wegmiller, Rose Ann
Weigel, Norma
Whittelsey, Janet
VVilson, Sally
Wilson, Patricia
Wuenschel, Pauline
Zasacki, Eleanore
Zimmerly, Nancy
Rosenthal, Robert
Rowell, Buddy
Rys, Louis
Salvia, Joseph
Schaaf, David
Shoup. Frank
Sims, Donald
Smoot, James
Strauss, John
Suseheck, Richard
Swartz, Robert
Tarno, Lee
Thomas, James
Torrelli, Philip
NVatcrman. Paul
VVeindorl', Richard
White, John
VVoznicki, Joseph
Zeitler, .lohn
Riedcr, Betty
Rizzo, Maureen
Roberts, Betty
Ruhl, Thelma
Stover, Betty V
Valentine, Jean
Vello, Vincie
Vogt, Dolores
Yaple, June
Simonsen, William
Swanson, John
T acone, Danny
Toran, John
Trapp. James
Yost, Bernard
Zasacki, Joseph
Adams, Irene
Adams, Mary
Alloway, Boberta
Anderson, Carol
Anysz, Jane
Baker, Mary Alice
Baldwin, Margaret
Bawol, Catherine
Beck, Lois
Bednarowiez, Helen
Beebe, Shirley
Bell, Marjorie
Bellucci, Dolores
Bender, Martha
Benecki, Eleanor
Benson, Marilyn
Berchtold, Joan
Bernardini, Phyllis
Bierbauer, Jean
Bis, Marion
Black, Evelyn
Blaseo, Virginia
Boniger, Margaret
Boyd, Irmalou
Bradbury, Janet
Bretz, Mary Ann
Brought, Bose Alice
Brown, Anna May
Brown, Mary Ann
Burgman, Harriet
Cantor, Janet
Chaple, Helen
Clayton, Lee Norma
Coll'man. Nellie
Cohen, Shirley
Connolly, Betty
Corapi, Mary
Coudriet, Dorothy
Crocker, Betty
Daubenspeek, Marilyn
Davis, Charlotte
DeSanti, Nancy
Deutsch, Marlene
Deuyill, Billie
Devlin. Charlene
Dick, Genevieve
Dickson, Lois
DiGello. Arlene
Dinges, Marion
Dougan, Jacqueline
Dulfy, Helen
Durnell, Phyllis
Eck, Nancy
Edder, Doris
Eieher, Dolores
Farina, Dolores
F errare, Marie
Finney, Lorena
Anderson, Betty Lou
Baldwin, Sarah
Bloeser, Betty Jane
Braccini, Margaret
Breter, Mary Ann
Brockway, Maude
Cameron, Laura .lean
Conaway, Jane Marie
Confer, Louise
Conn, Lois
Cury, Norma Jean
D'Amieo, Mary Grace
D4-Fonzo, Geraldine
Dolllt, Anna
nilerrlassmen
Grade 10-1 Girls
Flaherty, Rosalind
Flath, N aney
Fox, Beverly
Frazier, Bonnie
French, Carol
Fronberry, Virginia
Frum, Donna
George, Marilyn
Gesler, Alice
Getz, Audrey
Giancola, Carmella
Golembeski, Theresa
Gouldthorpe, Sally
Gordman, Carol
Gorenflo, Joanne
Gorniak, Joan
Gorski, Helen
Green, Collista
Griewahn, Beverly
Grotkowska, Dorothy
Grymaszewski, Bita
Hahn, Doris
Harris, Geraldine
Haskins, Shirley
Herbstritt, Elizabeth
Heuer, Charlene
Hinspeter, Martha
Hoover, Joanne
Hunter, Louann
Hnsted, Shirley
Isenberg, Donna
Januleski, Bose Marie
Jasinski, Margaret
.I endroek, Theresa
Jeska, Emily
Jobes, Alice
Johnson, Audrey
Jones, Evelyn
Kaiser, Betty
Kennedy, Connie
Kent, Donna
Kimit, Elizabeth
Kirsch, Donna
Klett, Anna
Klett, Emma
Kobel, Betty Buth
Kohl, Mary Catherine
Krayeski. .l oyee
Kreider, Marjorie
Kubeja, Marjorie
Kubiak, Margaret
Kuhn, Kathleen
LaCour, Marjorie
Lancet, Sema
Langowski, Eleanor
Lariecia. Mary Lou
Larson, Marilyn
Lawless, Anna Marie
Leahy, Laureen
Lee, Mary Ann
Lenz, Mary Lou
Lewis, Louanne
Lieato, Mary
Liebel, Patricia
Lindsey, Constance
Lindsley, Wanda
Lombardi, Theresa
Love, Barbara
Lowry, Joyce
Lyne, Ruth
Magraw, .loan
Marlory, Jean
Manning, Barbara
Martin, Catherine
McCrillis, Freida
McCullough, Lorraine
McLaughlin, Audrey
Meyers, Mary Louise
Migdal, Clara
Migdal, Florence
Miller, Jean
Montigny, Lois
Moore, Margaret
Moore, Shirley
Mortin, Jeanne
Moryc, Florence
Mrozowska, Irene
Mowrey, Donna
Nies, Jo Ann
Noyes, Rita
Nystrom, Carole
Olowinski, llita
Osgood, Geraldine
Ostrowski, Josephine
Ostrzeniec, Eleanor
Paradise, Mary
Patton, Dorothy
Perry. Marilyn
Pinzak, Dorothy
Pohl, Veronica
Prawdzik, llita
Przybyzewska, Irene
Pude, Geraldine
Pulling, Lillian
Badov, Miriam
llawa, Theresa
Begal, Mary Ann
Ileynard, June
Binn, Marilyn
Bobinson, Millie
Rodriguez, Elvira
Boesch, Marilyn
Rohan. Rosemary
Both, Virginia
Boumfort, June
llukoske, Jo Ann
Grade 10-1 Cnr s fFebruaryj
Doran, Donna
Dunlap, Alberta
Everett, Nancy
Faust, Barbara
Fiekenworth, Virginia
Fiske, .leanette
Fritts, Netta Elizabeth
Gustafson, Esther
Hagmann, Janice
Haynes, Mary Ann
Helfand, Esther
Herman, Dorothy
Hershey, Sally Lou
Kephart, Donna
King. Lois
Konzel, Victoria
Kubiak, Dolores
Lauterbach, Ottilie
Loosemore, Shirley
Malinowski. Theresa
Martin. Buth
McFadden. Mary
Miller, Marjorie
Bawa, Mary Anne
Reisenauer, Olamae
Bicei, Norma
Both, Geraldine
Bounds, Josephine
Saeger, Mary Jane
Schiemer, Violet
Schlesinger, Harriet
Sehmieder, Elaine
Schneider, Margaret
Sehuwerk, .I can
Sehwenk, Jacqueline
Scott, Alice
Scott, Joan
Sechrist, Joan
Seely, Faye
Sitter, Dolores
Smith, Corrinne
Smith, Marla Joy
Smith, Mildred
Snippert, Dolores
Solcolowski, Agnes
Sourwine, Catherine
Sprauge, Mary Ann
Stebell, Esther
Stopera, Bonnie
Stout. Donna Lee
Straub, Josephine
Striegel, .loan
Stubbe, Lou Anne
Swain, Geraldine
Szumigala, Nancy
Szymanowicz, Wanda
Tammaro, Irene
Tech, Julie
Thompson, Gloria
Toncre, Janet
Valimont, Loretta
Vogel, Dorothy
VVard, Marjorie
VVeber, Ruth
VVernicki, Marjorie
Weschler, Eileen
Whipple, Mary
White, Marjorie
Wieezroek, Irene
Wlill, Doreen
VVinarski, .loan
VVindsor, Carole
VVoll'ram, Harriet
Wronek, Theresa
Yaple, Beva
Yentes, Bosemary
Yoeom, Shirley
Yosten, Lois
Yurchak, Sophie
Zaunneger, Gertrude
Ziegler, Florence V
Zielinski, Margaret
Zimmerly. Eloise
Seawright, Ellen
Shalfstall, Lucille
Sheriek, Marie
Sorenson, .loan
Swarner, Mary Lou
Tome, Buth
Vogt, Lois
VValker, Joan
Watcherson, Doris
Weaver, Jane
Whiting, Joan
VVoll', Geraldine
Wolf, Marilyn
V
M, 1
Allen, Arthur
Ambrosio, Lawrence
Anderson, David
Andrac, .lohn
Andrews, John
Arduini, Lawrence
Askounes, Lowell
Bafik, Leonard
Baker, Sam
Baldwin, Donald
Balko, William
Barnes, Eugene
Barney, Donald
Bast, Raymond
Bird, Charles
Bookman, Gordon
Borkowski, Edward
Boyer, Donald
Bruno, Patsy
Bundy, Gerald
Calafato, Salvatore
Cantoni, Frank
Case, James
Clarke, William
Cohen, Carl
Connor, Harold
Cooney, Thomas
Coston, Charles
Courteau, Albert
Cyterski, Norbert
Davis, Robert
Devlin, Jerome
Donovan, Jack
Donovan, Robert
Ferraro, Anthony
Fisher, James
Foster, Edward
Geisler, Donald
Rell, William
Bogano, Charles
Carullo. Mario
Cichetti, Richard
DeValle, Donald
Deeds, Leonard
Faskas, Milton
Ferrando, Robert
Foley, Richard
Allison, Joy
Alward, Virginia
Amoroso, Esther
Andrews, Carolyn
Bechtel, Elizabeth
Becker, Marilyn
Bednarowicz, Frances
Bielak, Anna
Block, Beverly
Borkoski, Estelle
Brogan, Barbara
Buehler, Carol
Cantoni, Pauline
Case, Anna
Cox, Barbara Ann
Crozier, Marilyn
Curtis, Jean
DeCarolis, Gloria
Driscoll, Dorothy
Eldridge, Joyce
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nderlzlasslnen
Grade 10-1 Boys
Gemler, Martin
Gleischner, Charles
Gonda, Steve
Gorman, Dale
Gorny, Ronald
Gralius, Gerald
Grnver, Ray
Haas, Raymond
Harmon, Archie
Harris, Eugene
Hasslcr, VVilliam
Hayes, Edwin
Hersperger, Leo
Hillhouse, William
Holdsworth, Charles
Hoover, Sterling
Hubert, Donald
Hudson, Howard
Jackson, Merle
Johnson, Richard
Jones, Thomas
Jordan, James
Kaufman, Edward
Klick, Donald
Klolft, Frederick
Koenig, Thomas
Krahe, David
Kugel, Charles
Lasher, John
Lauer, James
Lauer, Martin
Lehr, David
Lempicki, Paul
Lester, David
Liller, Norbert
Lindstrom, Gary
Maines, Robert
Malthaner, Norbert
Grade 10- 1
F racassi, Joseph
Grimm, Richard
Harmon, Clarence
Higham, David
Hutchison, William
Ignasiak, Paul
Justice, James
Kennedy, Richard
Kenny, Donald
Grade
Ellis, Audrey
Fenton, Lillian
Fox, Frances
Froess, Mary Ann
Fuller, June
Gallagher, Shirley
Gray, Kathryn
Gwinn, Virginia
Henk, Natalie
Hermann, Jean
Hornyak, Alice
Johnson, Jennie Lou
Jones, Jean Belle
Karaisz, Margaret
Karlen, Nancy
Kaveney, Helen
Kubiak, Dorothy
Ladig, Naomi
Lewis. Betty
Lindstrom, Shirley
Martbinsen, Charles
Martin, Fred
Mattis, Donald
Matnszak, Stephen
May, .lohn
McCarthy, James
McConnell, Charles
Miller, .lohn
Miller, Richard
Milner, Howard
Mintsiveris, William
Monigold, James
Morgan, Raymond
Mork, Herbert
Murphy, Thomas
Myers, Edward
Neider, Ray
N elsen, Bruce
Ncnni, Peter
Nowaczyk, Thomas
Pushchak, William
Reed, David
Reicbel, Richard
Richardson, Emory
Rist, Monroe
Roach, Robert
Rockwell, Jack
Roeback, Ronald
Rose, Cloyd
Sanner, Donald
Sanner, William
Sapper, Dale
Scepura, Raymond
Scherer, Robert
Schmitt, Charles
Schneider, Ralph
Schraeder, Richard
Schultz, James
Boys fFebruaryj
Klein, Jack
Kline, Donald
Kreiger, George
McLean, Mauracc
Niles, Charles
Nordin, Donald
Palmer, Vincent
Pancerev, Allan
Perkowski, Edward
10-2 Girls
Lombardo, Theresa
Mann, Patricia
McCoy, Mary
McCullough, Joan
McGrath, Audrey
Mclntire, Mary Zita
McLallen, Joan
Mikolajezak, Loretta
Nellis, Pauline
Nelson, Shirley
Nolan, Joellen
Noonan, Shirley
Novello, Madeline
Paskoski, Irene
Patsy, Theresa
Penamon. Dorothy
Pieper. Marilyn
Roberts, .lacqnelinc
Schell'er, Caroline
Schick, Nancy
Schultz, Ronald
Seelinger, Hugh
Seifcr, Melvin
Seiler, Clyde
Sieber, Donald
Sieneki, Frank
Smialek, Norbert
Soder, VVilliam
Sommerhof, Roy
Specter. Raymond
Staub, Wayne
Stefanoski, Walter
Swartz, Joseph
Sznajder, Edward
Tarbell, James
Tate, Erwin
Tate, Ivan
Thomas, Hawley
Tillman, Lawrence
Tome, William
Trott, Gerald
Turner, Neil
Voelker, Norbert
Volgstadt, William
Wagner, Harry
VVassel, Donald
VVeiss, Edward
VVildcr, James
Williams, Jack
Winiarski, John
VVolf, George
VVolfe, Richard
Woods, Robert
Young, Richard
Young, Robert
Regal, Robert
Rogers, Thomas
Rosenthal, Donald
Schauer, Paul
Schley, Roman
Shade, Earl
Thcis, William
Watson, Leroy
Zipperola, Richard
Schlosser, Norma
Shaw, Charlotte
Silver, Bertha
Sorokes, Marie
Stahlbaum, Rose
Stahlman, Janet
Statzer, Joan
Steiner, Jeannette
Struchen, Marjorie
Swarncr, Carolyn
Tabachnick, Esther
Toflinski, Helen
Twitty, Ersilia
Urso, Marcella
VVernicki, Dolores
Wolf, Donna Mae
VVood, Anita
Wright, Betty
Yochim, Mary
Anderson, Donald
Auino, Alfred
Bauschard, Charles
Benson, Theodore
Beringer, Carl
Blanchard, Tessie
Buehner, Fred
Buzard, Daryl
Centner, Richard
Christy, John
Clark, Edward
Comstock, Joseph
Crail, Walter
Danowski, John
Denikowski, Joseph
Adams, Mary
Anderson, Beatrice
Anderson, Sandra
Aueh, Dorothy
Augustyniak, Stella
Babe, Nina Lou
Bacon, Joanne
Baker, Carole
Baranski, Netty
Barr, Mary Margaret
Beatman, Eleanor
Bednarski, Carmelene
Behan, Betty
Bjelke, Jean Isabel
Boddy, June
Bonin, Beverly
Boone, Grace
Bootes, lla Marie
Borchek, Patty
Bosch, Emogene
Brower, Florence
Brown, Doris
Brown, Marietta
Brown, Nancy
Bryan, Nancy
Bubrzyk, Lottie
Bukowski, Helen
Buoy, Mary Ann
Burt, Grace
Carlson, Shirley
Chido, Jean
Christoph, Alice
Cianfloeeo, Geraldine
Clinton, Dorothy
Collins, Mary
Comer, Irene
Comstock, Hazel
Cramer, Marilyn
Crowe, Jean
Daugherty, Norma
DelSandro, Marguerite
DeMartino, Antoinette
Denning, Patricia
Deptula. Florence
Dubinski, Stella
Dudenhoeller, Elaine
Engel, Doris
Falk, Dorothy
Ferriek, Pauline
Fiedler, Patricia
Fisher, Joyce
Fracassi. Carmella
Frank, Sally Ann
Franz, Margaret
nrlerclassmen
Grade 10-2 Boys
Dugan, Martin
Fraschetti, Peter
Gausman, Theodore
Grace, Richard
Grieshober, Donald
Hare, John
Harvey, Miles
Hess, Harvey
Hollenbeek, James
Honecker, James
.lohnson, John
Jonas, George
Kaiser, Robert
Kaufman, Roman
Kerr, William
Grade
Garnow, Marilyn
Garrison, Helen
George, Vivian
Gigliotti, Rosemary
Gillis, Nancy
Goetz, Doris
Gorenflo, Lois
Gram, Romayne
Groendaal, Lois
Gunther, Rita Ann
Hagmann, Miriam
Hammond, Marilyn
Harned, Virginia
Hart, Katherine
Hartman, Lois
Hatch, Elvern
Hay, Joan
llebcrle, Shirley
Ilertner, Mary Alice
Hess, Ruth
llevner, Jean
Heynoske, Margaret
Hill, Irene
Hodge, Ruth
Howe, Irene
Humm, Mary Ann
Hyman, Margaret
Ives, Norma Jean
Jarzynka, Lucille
J aworski, Theresa
Johnson, Gloria
Johnson, Mildred
Kasper, Judith
Kelsey, Vivian
Kent, Margaret
Kerr, Jeanette
Kerr, Jeanine
Kilbane, Aris
Kinney, Mary Lou
Kler, Emma
Kolenkiewiez, Theresa
Krainski, Eleanor
Kress, Janet
Krivonak, Florence
Krivonak, Vera
Kuhn, Audrey
Lang, Lillian
Lawson, Barbara
Leemhuis, Carolyn
Lewis, Evelyn
Light, Eloise
Linder. Gretchen
Lorei, Violet
MacPherson, Jacqueline
Kindle, Earl
Kofller, Ralph
Kuhne, Walter
Luke, Clarence
Maerino, George
Martin, Everett
Mastrey, Carl
May, Edward
Mazza, Elmer
McGarvey, Lloyd
Ottoway, James
Overdorif, Robert
Raeder, Paul
Rieder, Richard
Rudolph, William
11-1 Girls
Malits, Vivian
Maras, Louise
Martin, Betty
Marin, Joanne
Matezak, Joan
Mattes, Dolores
McFadden, Marylee
McKinley, Shirley
Metz, Madeline
Michalak, Lillian
Migdal, Dolores
Migdal, Dorothy
Miller, Elaine
Miller, Evelyn
Miller, Lois
Mingoy, Dorothy
Morse, Phyllis
Mowery, Teresa
Myers, Rose
Nagle, Lois
Nicholes, Dorothy
Niethamer, Gail
Nordstrom, Mildred
O'Donnell, Gloria
Oge, Anita
Ohmer, Mary
Opalenik, Mary Ann
Pacinelli, Jacqueline
Padavoni, Rita
Paterson, Betty Lou
Pawloski, Vera
Peldowski, Margaret
Phoenix, Ann
Pistory, Evelyn
Plavcan, Mary Louise
Polaski, Rita
Price, Evelyn
Przewrocke, Betty
Becker, Margaret
Reynaud, Betty
Reynolds, Martha
Rider, Pauline
Riewalt, Marion
Rocco, Jean
Roholy, Julia
Ross, Imogene
Rufio, Eleanor
Rufio, Josephine
Rusterholtz. Gladys
Salow, Maxine
Sanford, Pauline
Schaack, LeDora
Scherrer, Kathleen
Schlosser, Shirley
Scott, William
Scripp, Michael
Shapiro, Jerome
Skinner, Clarence
SOPP, Raymond
Southworth, John
Specht, Robert
Stanger, Robert
Tenenbaum, Abraham
Tino, Louis
VanCise, Leonard
VVhiteman, David
1Vilson, Richard
Viloycheck, Frank
Schmitt, Marjorie
Schultz, Dorothy
Seaweight, Frizell
Seewogen, Maxine
Semuel, Sonya
Seralini, Ida
Shallstall, Joanne
Shearer, Betty
Shirlds, Dorothy
Smith, Betty
Snyder, Delores
Sonntag, Mary Jean
Spor, Dolores
Sroka, Sophia
Stadler, Jean
Stearns, Carol
Stinson, Ruth
Strobel. Theresa
Strunk, Patricia
Surgeon, Doris
Tannchill, Jane
Thompson, Zola
Todd, Donna
Trimble, Margaret
Trimmer, Cecelia
Tronoski, Leona
Troppichini, Lena
Tuck, Patricia
Vogt, Dorothy Jean
Weaver, Roberta
VVeber, Charlene
Weber, Marilyn
Wehner, Mary
VVells, Janet
VVexler, Elaine
Whaling. Mary Lou
Wieczkowski, Bernadette
Williams, Roberta
Wingerter, Nancy
Wisneeki, Emily
VVo0drow. Myrtle
VVright, Mary
Wuenschel, Marilyn
Wucnschel, Mary
'Wurst, Betty Anne
Yaple, Eileen
Yezzi, Lucy
Zimmer, Lois Ann
Zimmerman, Rose May
Zwilling, Beatrice
Zygmont, Cecilia
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Amsden, Harold
Anderson, Carl
Anderson Harold
Anderson, Leroy
Andrews, David
Aquino, Ralph
Arndt, .lames
Arndt, Robert
Bannister, John
Becht, Richard
Blackmore, Calvin
Boesch, .lames
Borkowski, .lulius
Brunner, Robert
Brunson, Gerald
Brzozowski, Casimir
Cairns, James
Capozziello, Vincent
Carneval, John
Carr, David
Centner, Robert
Christoph, Eugene
Clement, Gene
Connor, Clarence
Cote, Bernard
Crandall, Robert
Cross, Robert
Crotty, William
DeArment, John
Deiner, Eugene
Denniston. Edward
Dietrich, VVilliam
Evans, Robert
Felix, Harold
Fera, Gerald
Albert, Ann
Battle, Dora
Rerchtold, Clariee
Boldt, Marilyn
Burkett, Dolores
Cacchione. Mavis
Carr, Virginia
Cochran, Dorothy
Cornelius, Dolores
Crompton, Mary Jai
Csencsics, Dorothy
Dombrowski, Sophie
Driscoll, Jean
Dudenhoefer, Donna
Fearn, Katherine
Finazzo, Angeline
Fitzgerald, Eileen
Baer, Donald
Bierbaucr. James
Brunner, Kenneth
Bulfalari, William
Chizmadia, Gerald
Cohen, Gerald
Corapi, Frank
Dibble, Richard
Erickson, Leroy
Firman, Bernard
Gibbens, Edward
Gibson, Gordon
Gleason, Richzrd
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mlerlzlassmen
Grade 11-1 Boys
Fickenworth, Lawrence
Fiero, Jay
Fioretti, Robert
Flaugh, John
Fling, Gene
Forbes, Milton
Frame, Leslie
Franke, Robert
Freeman, William
Fuhrman, Charles
Fuhrman, Richard
Gardner, John
Geanous, Gus
Gianoni, Albert
Graham, Gene
Grimaldi, Anthony
Groenendaal, Edwin
Grumblatt, VVilliam
Hatch, Kenneth
Heintz, .lohn
Hershelman, George
Hill, Russell
Huston, Lynn
lnlield, James
.lacquel, Vernon
Jepson, Edward
Jerge, John
.lohnson, Wesley
Kapsar, Paul
Kehl, Richard
Kestner, Glenn
Kincaid, David
Kitts, Richard
Knapp. Howard
Kowalski, Frank
Krueger, Charles
Kuerner, Donald
Kuhn, Albert
Lawrence, Earl
Lcpich, Ted
Loftus, Frank
Longo, Charles
Lorence, Edward
Maloney, James
Markham, Lawrence
Marsh, Raymond
Massing, Kenneth
Matteson, Ronald
McKenzie, James
McLaughlin, .lack
McLaughlin, Leonard
Migliori, Jay
Mollberg, Donald
Moreau, Paul
Morrow, Gerald
Mowry, .lackson
Mueller, Harry
Niemic. Stanley
Paeileo, John
Palmieri, Leopold
Panos, Angelo
Parker, Robert
Peterson, Donald
Polk, Samuel
Reynolds. VVilliam
Robison, Richard
Rose. David
Roseberry, Thomas
Rucker, Guy
Salvia, Frank
3 10
Grade 11-L Girls
Fluegel, Betty
Fricdland, Rachel
Gabin, Adele
Goldfarb, Sally
Gonda, Eleanor
llaise, Lois
Hammons, Karol
llawley, Kathryn
Heisler, Ruth
Hoffman, Jacqueline
Huckleberry, Jean
Imler, Dorothy
Kavcsak, Helen
Kingsley, Alice
Koeppel, Kathleen
Kosicki, Angeline
Drolak, Martha
Grade
Golf. Richard
Headlund, Jack
llonard, Kenneth
Houck, Richard
Jantzcr, Jack
Kennedy. Richard
Kohler, Joseph
LaPidus, Donald
Lawson, Robert
Lochner, Charles
Long, Stuart
Lupher, Richard
Mann, Richard
Lariccia, Carmella
Laser, Grace
Lazenby, Gerry
Linder, Shirley
Longo. Santa Rosa
Marcella, Mary Lou
McCollum, Christine
McCallum, Ernestine
McKeel, Lois
McMichael, Nancy
Mink, Jacqueline
Nanni, Irene
Naugle, Viola
Nicolia, Mary
Nimmo, Jean
Notley, Isabelle
Peelman, Mary Lon
2 Boys
Marschak, Joseph
McLean, Owen
Miller, Gerard
Moore, Robert
Piccirello, Antllony
Polancy, Jack
Reed, Arthur
Rosthauser, Donald
Schelfer, George
Schleicher, Joseph
Schumacher, Donald
Schwartz, Jerome
Shampoe, Clayton
Sawtellc, Edward
Schmalenbueh, llerbert
Sehwcnk, Kenneth
Seralini, Joseph
Shields, Robert
Sitter, Jolm
Starks, Edward
Stcbell, Francis
Stough, Robert
Stroup, Raymond
Sullivan, James
'l'aubcr, Mav
Tome, Richard
Trapp, Robert
'l'rott, Edward
Uhlman, Robert
Ulrich, Donald
Urso, Richmond
V aro, Sam
Vaughn, Clill'ord
Valtz, Bradford
VVeed, Norman
VVchan, Richard
Vlleisenbach, Rudolph
NVells, Harold
VVilliard, Delbert
Willow, Jack
VVoehncr, Robert
NVronek, Joseph
Yaple, Russell
Yczzi, Robert
York, Edwin
Yosten, Raymond
I hc.ns, bl -'lyn
Phillips, Charmane
Porter, Blanche
Ricci, Adelaide
Root, Janet
Seheloske, Mary Ann
Sell. Sue Evelyn
Shakelford. Maxine
Slater, Betty
Smith, Ruth
Soliwoda, Frances
Steinhauer, Dolores
Sutch, June
'l'ate, Elva June
VVallis. Geraldine
VVcigel, .loan
Ycntes, June
Shapiro, Harvey
Storrer, llarold
Sundbcrg, Eugene
Swartzfagen, Gordon
Sweet, .l ack
'l'oubert, Richard
Thompson. Russell
Trettcr, Jolm
Tucker, Donald
Verdeeehia, Charles
VVeindorl', Donald
Vviiest. Paul
Yanosko, Mike
Name
Achille, .lulio .,,, , , , , ,
Arnold, Bernice, , .,,,, ,
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Baker, Sam .,..,.,.,,,,
Bausehard, Charleen
Becker, Margaret ,,,,,,
Brzozowski, Leonard ,,,.
Burger, Dolores ,,., ,
Burger, Nancy .,.,, , , ,
Cantor, Donald, , , , ,
Carey, Donna ...-,,, , , ,
Carson, Wanda .,.,,, ,
C1u'ry, Doretta ,.,,,,,,
Dalbor, John ,..,,., , ,
DeArment, Vincent,,, ,
DeFoy, Virginian , , , ,
DiNardo, Anthony, , ,,
Doran, Carol, , , , , , , ,
Dutrizac, Jean, ,, , , , , ,
Eichler, Maxine, , , , ,
Falcone, Donna , , , , ,
Faulkner, Norman ,,,,
Fields, Benny,,,. ,, ,, ,
Fratto, Sarah, , ..,, , , ,
Frost, Bette ..,,, , , ,,
Geier, Jack .....,,,., , ,
Goodyear, Virginia, , , ,
Habczyk, Celia ...,,,,
Hagmann, Joanne, , , , ,
Hales, Ludlow .,,,,,,,,
Hess, Frank ..,. . .,,,,,
Hinspeter, William ,,,,.
Hellman, Ralph ,,..,, ,
Kane, Frances, , , ,
Kath, Pauline,,,, , , , ,, ,
Kellogg, Hugh, , , , , , , ,
Kerr. Richard ,,,, ,,,, ,
Kinney, Jack, , , , ,
Krape, Ronald, , , , ,
Senior llirertnr
Address
1712 Gunnison Dr., ,
Mid-Year Seniors
Telephone
, 66-338
320 W. 19th Street, , , -50-314
1864 Buffalo Rd. ,,,,, , ,40-220
3243 Pennsylvania Ave. ,
254 E. 23rd Street ,,,, ,
220 E. 22nd Street ,.,, , , ,
2819 Wayne Street .,,, ,06-1932
829 E. 29th Street, , ,
,, ,X11-134
4-58 E. 23rd Street ,,,, , , ,X15-544
1968 Prospect Ave. ,
2615 Liberty Street, ,, ,W94-319
226 E. 26th Street, , ,
745 E. 25th Street, ,
916 E. 38th Street,,
, 02-576
1704 Peach Street ,,,, , -53-482
1708M Sassafras St. ,
3228 Pine Ave. ,,,,,,,
2316 Perry Street ,,,,
, . C59-576
,03-234
, 07-378
519 E. 33rd Street ,,,, .06-472
3313 Myrtle Street, , ,
748 E. 31st Street, ,
236 W. 19th Street, ,
354 W. 16th Street, ,
2114 Prospect Ave.,
,W91-311
,06-534
,42-312
2222 Myrtle Street, , , ,
112 E. 18th Street ,,,, ,68-469
,420 E. 17th Street 1,,,,,, C66-240
2717 Green Garden Blvd.,W95-196
233 W. 26th Street,
230 W. 29th Street,
2650 Peach St. ,,,,,, ,
224 W. 23rd Street,
206 Plum Street ,,,,
-98-316
, ,VV93-104
, ,73-205
, , ,74-272
1164 W. 28th Street ,,,,, 92-456
455 W. 28th Street,
701 E. 31st Street, ,
138 VV. 20th Street,
149 VV. 36th Street,
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Name
Lane, Ethel ,,,,,,. .. , , ,
Larsen, Rose Marie,
Malm, Marilyn, ,,,, , ,
McGuire, Esther, , ,, ,
McGuire, Helen,,, , , , ,
Mueller, Marilyn,, ,
Myers, Donna ,,,,,, ,
Niethamer, Evelyn, . ,, ,
Olson, Marjorie, , , , , , ,
Pellican, Tony, , , , , , ,
Penske, Carl ,,,, , ,,,, ,
Petri, Donald, , ,, , , , , ,
Putman, Walter ,,,,,,,,
Ray, Vivian .,,.,,,,,,
Rieder, June, ,..,,,, , ,
Rockingham, Nancy, .,
Rolph, Leslue ,,,,,,, ,
Rosenthal, Paul ,,,,,,.,
Rosequist, Bob .,,, , , ,
Roumfort, Robert
Rupp, Carol ,,,,, ,,,, ,
Sehaal, Donna, , ,
ShaIl'er, Pauline,, , , ,
Shreve, Carl ,,,.,,,,,,,
Smith, Betty .,.,,,,,
Smith, Beverly ,,,,,,, , ,
Smith, Gilbert ,,,,,,, . ,
Stewart, Lois ,,,,,,,,
VanDamia, Anthony ,,,,
Vaughn, Vivian ,,,,, ,
Veit, Noretta, , , ,
Wassell, Bill .,,, , , , , ,
Williams, Audrey ..,,, ,,
Wolf, Kathleen ,,,,,,,,
Wood, Merle ,,,,,
Yomtob, Morey,, , ,,
Young, Eunice,
Address
709 W. 46th Street, ,
15 Kellogg Street,, , ,, , ,
803 E. 40th Street,,,
2613 Wayne Street, ,
,2613 Wayne Street, ,
,4319 Sunset Blvd., , ,
,2126 East Ave. ,,,, ,
959 E. 28th Street ,,,,,,,
1908 Gaskell Ave. ,,,,,,,
2314 Peach Street ,.,, , , ,
2514 Sassafras Street
926W W. 29th Street, , ,
263 E. 30th Street,,,
-2702 Plum Street,, , ,
,245 Crandall Street, , , . ,. ,
3003 Ellsworth Ave.,
,718 E. 31st Street, , , ,,
3115 Marvin Ave. ,,,, ,
,2310 East Ave. ,,,,,,
1711 Sassafras Street
,946 E. 28th Street ,,,, ,,
1973 Prospect Ave.,,
2631 Sehley St. ,,,, , ,
2719 Raspberry St. , , ,
221 Chestnut Street,
Smith, Allie Ruth ,,,, ,
-2045 Kilpatrick Ave
959 Buffalo Rd. ,,,,, , , , ,
2814 Washington St.,, , , ,
,253 W. 20th Street, ,
223 W. 17th Street, ,
2903 Ash Street ,,,,, , ,
2926 Old French Rd.
2521 Wayne Street, ,
939 E. 27th Street ,,,, ,
1361 W. 32nd Street,, ,, ,
139 W. 21st Street,,, ,
346 E. 23rd Street, , , , ,
817 Cranberry Street
Telephone
95-535
65-486
X14-298
X12-172
02-155
55-287
49-285
-93-433
X11-284
C65-310
93-227
,X16-223
,XI6-279
X11-107
70-295
07-149
62-166
C54-196
97-183
C25-277
07-195
05-386
X15-433
04-466
W91-217
24-100
08-365
42-213
115
Name
Ahl, William, ,, , , ,
Aikens, Douglas,,,,
Aitken, Mareia,,,,,
Albert, Paul .,,,,,
Allen, Daniel .,.,
Allen, Janet ...,,,
Alwens, Louise ..,,,,
Amann, Shirley ..,,,
Anderson, Nancy, , .. , , , ,
Anderson, Wilbert ..,,,,
Arduini, Norene ..., 7,,,
Baldwin, Richard ,,,.,,
Barber, Charles ...., , , ,
Barthelson, Einar, , ,
Bartlett, Shirley ..,,, ,, ,
Bartnieki, John ..,,,,,,
Bartoszek, Edward ,,,,,
Battle, Bessie, ,,.. ,
Bean, Harvey .,.,,,, , ,
Bednarowiez, Irene ,,,,,
Benecki, Dorothy ..,,,,
Benning, Albert ,,., , , ,
Benz, Mary .,,, ,
Berg, Lewis ..., , ,
Bird, Grayce,,,.. ,, ,
Bish, Jeanne-, , ,,,
Black, Margaret ,,,,, , ,
Bliven, Louisa ..,,,,,
Bloxdorf, Raymond , , , , ,
Robb, Charlotte,,, , ,
Bonace, Barbara, , ,
Boniger, William , , , ,
Bonnel, James .,,,,
Borawski, Joseph ..., , , ,
Borawski, Theresa ,,,, , ,
Boyer, Rachel .,,,,, , , ,
Braccini, Mary Lou .,,,
Brewer, Marjorie ..,,, , ,
Brown, Janet , . .... ,
Bundy, Philip ,..,,,,,..
Bunting, Robert ,..., ,
Burger, John ..,.. .,,,,
Bush, George ..,..Y,, , ,
Cacoamire, Margaret, , ,
Camp, Dolores ,,,,,, , , ,
Carey, James .,,, ,
Carlin, JoAnne ,.,, ,
Carlson, Bertil, , , ,, ,
Carr, Ruth,,,,, ,, ,
Case, John ...,,,,,,
Cassady, Jean .....,
Chase, Donna Marie ,,,.
Chido, Thomas ,.., , ,
Christoph, Robert, ,
Churchill, Donald , , , , ,
Clark, Joy,,,, ,,,, , ,
116
Senior Director
Address
137 E. 31st Street, , ,
335 W. 23rd Street, , ., , ,
3117 Liberty Street,
749 E. 33rd Street,
717 E. 31st Street, ,
717 E. 31st Street, , ,,
2680 Myrtle Street, , ,
2350 E. 38th Street,, , ,, ,
1345 W. 32nd Street ,,,,,
3815 Trask Ave. .,,,, ,,,,
725 E. 28th Street,, ,
1134 E. 30th Street, , , . , ,
R. D. No. 2 Waterford,,,
2610 Perry Street ,,,,,, , ,
1550 W. 29th Street ,,,,,
1157 E. 26th Street ,,,,,,
639 E. 24th Street,, .. . , , ,
125 W. 16th Street, ,, , , ,
2330 Parade Street, , , , , ,
636 E. 22nd Street,,.. ,
706 E. 23rd Street, ,,,,, ,
-3924 Eliot Rd. ,,,,,,,
2213 Myrtle Street, , .
1850 Buffalo Rd. , , ,
1020 W. 30th Street ,,,,,
,2214 Wagner Ave.,, ,
1219 W. 20th Street, , ,
,5013 Sunnydale Blvd.
137 W. 18th Street, , , ,, ,
2401 French Street, , ,
2424 Holland Street, , , , ,
1214 E. 28th Street, ,
104 VV. 18th Street, , ,
961 Buffalo Rd. ,,,,,,
502 E. 24th Street .,,,,,,
B. D. No. 4 ,.,,,,,, , , ,,
3125 East Ave. ,,,,,,
1136 E. 29th Street, , ,
1227 E. 30th Street, , ,
3001 Washington Ave. . , ,
,3224 Holmes St. ,,,,, ,
833 E. 29th Street ,,,,
2416 Myrtle Street ,,,,,,
3214 Maple Street, - , ,
721 E. 24th Street ,,,,
2617 Monroe Ave., , ,
3338 Old French Rd.,,,,,
752 E. 31st Street ,,,,
151 W. 18th Street, , ,
1710 Brooklyn Ave. ,,,, .
2115 Myrtle Street ,,,, ,
R. D. 1 Waterford ,,,,
2411 French Street ,,,,
2625 Liberty Street,, . , , ,
1624 Fairmont Pkwy.,
2628 Prospect Ave., ,, ,
June Seniors
Telephone
X14-321
58-276
93-210
X16-231
W95-201
45-138
03-257
03-331
08-390
W94-477
08-331
41-458
03-139
55.1515 H
92-126
41-211
W93-119
49-274
X 16-246
09-364
53-382
43-309
X 14-374
98-554
X14-513
06-104
W95-538
X11-132
w91-511
09-421
X12-345
X 12-427
iefiee
ielicisi F 1
3651
78-498
W94-135
aefisa W C
Name
Conaway, Eugene ,,,, . -
Connolly, Dorothy , , , , ,
Considine, James . , , , , , ,
Cook, Carl ,,,,, ,,,,,,,
Coon, Roger ,,,,, ,
Coston, Richard ,,,,,,,,
Couse, Clyde ,,,, ,
Cowley, Alberta ,,,, , ,
Crane, Gilbert ..,,,,,,,
Crawford, Virginia ,,,,,
Crompton, Mary Jane, ,
Darling, Richard ,,,,,,,
Daub, Gerald ,....,,,, ,
Daubenspeck, Joanne, , ,
Daugherty, Ruth ,,,,,
Davies, Betty ,,,,,,,,,
Decker, Dolores ,,,,,,,,
Deeds, Joyce ,,,, ,,,,,
Demuling, Maxine, ,,
Deniston, Francis ,,,,,,
Dibble, Dick ,,,,, ,,,,,,
Dickson, Lois ,,,,,,,,,,
Dombrowski, Sophie ,,,,
Dropsho, Irene,,,, , . . ,
Duino, Russell, , , , , ,
Dunbar, Barbara, , , , , ,
Eaton, Robert, , .
Ellis, Marvin, , , , , . ,
Engel, James ,,,, , ,, ,
Evans, Marge ,,,,,,,, ,
Ferrick, Margaret ,,,, ,
Finazzo, Angeline, , ,. ,
Findlay, Jacqueline, , ,
Finley, Margaret ,,,,,,,
Firman, Bernard ,,,,,,,
Fisher, Velma ,,,, ,,,,,,
Fitzgerald, Ray, , , . . , ,
Fling, Charles ,,,, ,,, ,
Folga, Johne ,,,, , , , , ,
Forfia, Frances,,, , , , . ,
Fox, Gerald ,,,,, , ,,,,
Frame, Marjorie ,,,,,,,
Fulton, Nancy ..,,,,,,,
Gangemi, Angeline, , ,, ,
Giannamore, Mario ,,,,,
Gifford, Frank ,,,,, ,,,,
Glass, Jean ,,,,,,,,,,, ,
Golembeski, Lillian ,,,,,
Gouda, Eleanor, ,,,,,, ,
Gowans, Floyd,,, , ,, ,
Grandy, Berniese,,, ., .
Gray, Dennis ,,,,, . , , , ,
Greiner, Frank ,,,,,, , , ,
Grimaldi, Camille ,,,,,,
Grover, Lorayne, , ,
Gnalticr, Marie, , , , , , ,
Address
1325 Morse Ave., , , , , ,, ,
3441 Chapin Street, , ,
2307 Myrtle Street, , ,
2671 Maple Street ,,,, , ,
R. D. No. 3 ,,,,,,,,,
239 W. 20th Street ,,,,
1918 Wayne Street ,,,,, ,
2818 Hudson Rd. ,,,,, , , ,
744 E. 25th Street ,,,,,,,
3816 Pennsylvania Ave., ,
4424 Homelord ,,,,,,, ,
3006 Hazel Street ,,,,, .
331 E. 33rd Street ,,,,,,,
2626 Wayne Street ,,,,,,
1051 E. 25th Street,, , , , ,
,2129 Fairmont Pkwy.,,
134 W. 24th Street ,,,,,,
649 E. 30th Street ,,,,,, ,
344 E. 28th Street, , , , , ,
914 E. 29th Street ,,,,,
237 Goodrich Street, , ,
226 W. 21st Street ,,,,,,,
2012 Wallace Street ,,,,
Route 1, Union City,, , , ,
157 E. 37th Street ,,,,, ,
2415 W. 18th Street, ,. ,
125 W. 21st Street ,,,,
1901 Gaskell Ave., , ,
R. D. No. 5 ,,,,,,
1237 E. 28th Street ,,,,
155 W. 4th Street ,,,,,, ,
233 W. 4th Street ,,,,, , ,
826 Parade Street ,,,, , , ,
2624 Peach Street ,,,,,,,
206 Goodrich Street ,,,,,
1808 Buffalo Rd. ,,,,,,,,
850 E. 21st St. ,,,, ,,,,,,
2806 Cascade Street ,,,,,
227 E. 31st Street ,,,,,,,
1037 E. 28th Street ,,,,,,
1011 W. 29th Street, , , ,
1247 E. 19th sweet, ,,,,,
231 W. 17th Street ,,,,,,
3845 Parade Blvd. ,,,,
220W E. 10th Street ,,,, ,
833 E. 22nd Street ,,,,,, ,
R. F. D. No. 7 ,,,,,,,,,
2108 Wagner Ave., , , , , ,
3011 East Ave. ,,,, , , . , ..
1022 E. 25th Street ,,,,,,
933 E. 30th Street ,,,,,,,
2512 Reed Street ,,,,,, , ,
2302 Main Street,, , ,L
3627 Lawrence Ave. ,,,,
Telephone
W91-346
94-334
W91-207
C66-231
96-436
08-416
96-296
X12-448
08-444
07-321
04-257
X14-367
65-486
08-237
C53-230
72-112
58-112
W92-249
02-293
3417 Peach Street ,,,,, ,
162 E. 36th Street ,,,,, ,
,X12-531
X14-105
24-394
67-342
97-528
98-509
09-272
94-335
07-172
X12-362
92-331
53-583
X12-288
45-281
84-329
02-100
06-270
X11-302
09-118
Name
Gualtier, Sylvia .,., .
Address
3627 Lawrence Ave. .....
Guido, Thomas .,.,,,,. 350 W. 23rd Street,
Gustafson, Eleanor ,,,,,
Hakel, Katherine .,., , , ,
24 E. 32nd Street ,.... ,
2627 Cochran Street .,.,.
Hammond, J ack ......, 210 Norman Way, ,
Hanes, Maxine ..,,,,,A.
Harned, Edna ,.r,,,,,.
Heidt, Wayne ,,,-,,,,,,
Hellwege, Guy ....,.
Herbstritt, Joyce ,,,,,,.
Herman, Betty ,.,,,,
Herriman, Patricia, ,
Hess, Ann ..,....,,,,,,
Hess, Mary ,,,,.,,,,
Hinderliter, Velma- ,
Hitzelberger, Dolores - , ,
Hoagland, Roger ...,,,.
Hogan, Jeanne ,..,,.,.,
Holland, Paul .,,,,,,. . -
Holland, Shirley .....e..
Holmes, Robert .,,..-,,
Hoover, Audrey ,,.,, -,
134 W. 5th Street, ,
2650 Cherry Street,
354 E. 27th Street,-
142 E. 30th Street, ,
1138 E. 30th Street,
746 E. 29th Street-,
, - -130 E. 7th Street-, ,
261 E. 33rd Street, ,
346 E. 25th Street, ,
- , -1822 Buffalo Rd., , ,
228 W. 24th Street-
2617 Jackson Ave.-,
1052 W. 31st Street -,,---
138 W. 22nd Street,
437 E. 24th Street,-
R. D. No. 3 -.,,,,,
,745 E. 21st Street, ,
Hubert, Mary ,,,,,,,,- 939 E. 23rd Street,.
Ilumm, Kathryn . , , , , , ,-
laeovetta, Ida -,,,,,
lesue, James --,,.-, ,
Iskowttz, Seymour , ,
Jacobsen, Nathan , , .
J acquel, John ,.,,,,,
Jagodzinski, Alice -,,,,,
.Iankowski, Theresa, - , - -
.I askiewicz, Dorothy , , ,
Jerge, Edward -,,,,
Johnson, Glenn, , ,. -
Johnson, Kenneth , , ,
Johnston, Betty ,,,, ,,,,
.I ames, Mary ,,,,,,,,,,
Kelley, Jane ,,,,,,,,
Kennerknecht, Richard
Kenny, William ,,,--,-,
Kent, Marjorie ,,,,,, , , -
2814 Holland Street ,,,,,
924 W. 25th Street,
312 W. 17th Street,
225 E. 21st Street- ,
128 E. 21st Street, ,
R. D. 7, Wattsburg Rd.,-
3125 East Ave. -,,,.-,,, ,
526 E. 23rd Street-, , ., ,
R. D. 2 Waterford, ,-,,, -
2529 Parade Street -,-,,,
1914 Wayne Street. -,,, ,
2653 Peach Street ,,,, , ,
315 E. 29th Street ,,-.,,,
R. D. N0. 5 ,,-, . ,,,,, .-X15-364
2907 Glenwood Pk. Ave. ,
-130 E. 25th Street ,-,,,,,
2719 Holland Street ,,,-,
2508 Wayne Street ,,,,.,
Kinkaid, Karol ,,-,, ,,,- 9 57 E. 29th Street ,,,,-,,
Knight, Margery ,,,, , ,
Kohler, Dorothy ,-,,,,,
210 E. 31st Street, ,, , - , -
2652 Myrtle Street ,,,..,
Konkel, Raymond, , , , ,2815 Ash Street, - , , , - ,
Kosicki, Dorothy,,-. .. , ,644 E. 21st Street- , , ,
Kraft, Rose Marie ,,,,--
Krahe, James ---, , , , . , -
Krolak, Martha -,,,, , , ,
Kuerner, Ernest- , , .
Kuhl, Norbert ,,.- . . . ,
Kujkowski, Theresa ,,,,
Laird, Robert -..., - ,
Langowski, Irene,- -. , - ,
2527 French Street ,,,,,
349 W. 24th Street ,,,,,,
1108 E. 20th Street ,-,.,,
344 W. 26th Street ,,,, ,
460 W. 31st Street,,,
525 E. 22nd Street ,,,,,,,
1812 French Street -,,,,,
856 E. 21st Street --,,,,,
Lanigan, Margaret ,--.. 927 E. 21st Street ,,,,,
Lanuka, Marion -,,, , , , -728 E. 23rd Street, , - - - , -
Larson, Robert ,,,,,,,,-
2951 Poplar Street, ,,
Laser, Grace ,,,,, ,,,,, 7 32 E. 24th Street -,-,,,,
Lasher, Jean,, , , , ,. .-
Lauer, Eileen -,,,,,,
Lawson, Robert ,,,,,,,,
Lechtner, Louis -,,,.--,
132 W. 26th.Street ,,-,,,
2908 Poplar Street ,,,,-,,
1012 E. 27th Street ,,,-,,
102 E. 35th Street .,---,,
Legters, Phyllis -,...,-- 1808 Buffalo Rd. ,,,,,--,
Levine, Ruth -,,, .. - , -
I .eeder, Robert -,.... . , -
134 E. 22nd Street -....-,
1110 E. 30th Street -....,
Telephone
C55-543
C50-113
08-521
04-384
X 14-482
09-47 1
69-461
VV95-354
X15-378
04-218
71-244
71-390
X11-156
X12-449
02-130
48-367
02-132
02-1 16
02-163
07-221
94-1 33
74-520
W93-231
X11-400
X12-580
X14-407
W91-363
06-243
23-998
97-213
03-311
C51-576
X14-530
08-366
Name
Lingerman, William ,,,,
Lochner, Charles ,-,,,,.
Leoffel, Mary Frances , -
Loesch, Rose Marie -,,-,
Lombardi, Herman, , ,
Longstreet, Isabell ,,,,,-
Loomis, Mary -,-,,,,,,
Lossie, Ralph ,,,,,,,,,,
Lynch, Alice --,,
Magee, Dolores ,,,,,,,,
Magee, Robert ,,,,,,,,,
Maher, Patricia. -,,,,, ,
Malory, Nina -,-,,,,,
Mann, Dick -.,,
Marschak, Joe -,,,,,,,,
Marsh, Esther ,,,,,,,,,
Marshall, Helen ,,,,,,,,
Marther, Thelma -,-,,-,
Martin, Roberta ,,,,,,-
Matson, Douglas ,,,,-,,
McBride, William ,-,,
McCain, Charles -,,--,-
McCarthy, William ,,,,,
McCullough, Shirley ,,,,
MeCullum, Christine- , ,
MeCullum, Earnistine, ,
McGill, Jack ,,,,,,,,,,,
McKenzie, Natalie ,,-,-
McKenzie, Robert ,,,,.,
Mercer, Robert ,,,, . , , ,
Meyer, Audrey ,,,,,-,-,
Milani, Pat ..V- -- - - . ,
Miller, Betty -,-, ,,,,
Miller, Helen, , , - ,, , , ,
Miller, Theodore- , . , , , ,
Moore, Robert, , ,,,- , -
Morey, Clark-, , . , , , , , ,
Morschhauser, Marg't, -
Mowry, Gertrude ,,,,,,
Mrozowski, Florence -,-,
Nanni, Rose Marie ,,,,,
Nantes, Betty ,,,,,---,
Neithamer, Richard ,,,.
Nietupski, Florence ,,,,,
Notley, Isabelle ,,,,,,,,
O'Brien, Norma -,,,,,,,
Ohmer, Joseph ,,,,,,,,,
Olken, Leona -,,, - ,,,,,
Olowinski, Irene ,,,,,,,,
Olsen, Dorothy ,,,,,,--
Olson, Doris- - , ., - - , ,
Oshinsky, Gertrude ,,,,,
Osiecke, Edward ,,,,-,,
Oster, Joan ,,--,,,,,,,,
Ostrowski, Theresa ,--,,
Osura, Marilynn C. ,,,-,
Owens, Audrey ,-,,, ---,
Papucci, Bettie -,,,-,,,
Parker, Joyce ,.-,--.--,
Parker, William ,,,,,-,,
Pellican, Cosimo ,,,-,,-
Pettonni, Hilda ,,,,,-,,
Pierce, Margery ,-,,,-,,
Piethasiewicz, Dorothy ,
Plonski, Theresa ,-,.,-,
A rlrlress
641 E. 21st Street, , , , , - ,
551 E. 29th Street -,,,,,,
2627 Oakwood Street ,,,-
551 E. 23rd Street .-,, , ,
2821 Elmwood Ave. ,-,,,
3123 Holland Street ,,,-.
1324 Buffalo Rd. ,-,,,,,-
81 Orchard Street .,,-,,,
R. D. 4. Waterford ,,,,-,
3005 Holland Street --,,,
2726 Wayne Street, , ,
918 E. 23rd Street-,-, - ,
28 W. 18th Street- , ,
2657 Chestnut Street, , , ,
346 E. 29th Street,,, , - , -
2802 Brandes Street ,-,,-
917 E. 28th Street ,,,, - ,
704 E. 25th Street ,,,,,,,
19 Kellogg Street, ,,,,- , ,
2215 Buffalo Rd., , ,
517 E. 29th Street -... . , ,
452 E. 21st Street ,,,,
3022 Plum Street ,,,, ,- - ,
2650 E. 38th Street. , -
318 E. 17th Street-, - ,
318 E. 17th Street-,. -
1834 Buffalo Rd., , ,
934 E. 26th Street-- . . . , ,
2918 Myrtle Street- - ,
2815 Holland Street ,-,,,
137 E. 23rd Street ,,,, - , ,
-836 E. 25th Street, ,-
2008 Glendale Ave .-,- , -
3635 Peach Street, ,,
2902 Raspberry Street, , -
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1915 Myrtle Street ,,-,-,
2122 W. 33rd Street ,,-,,
745 E. 19th Street- ,,,, , ,
1916 Myrtle Street ,,,, .-
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3319 Bolwar Street -,,,,,
802 E. 24th Street ,,,,,,
3118 Reed Street ,,,,,,,,
4003 Trask Ave. ,,,,,,,,,
237 E. 31st Street ,,,,,,,
2314 Peach Street ,,,,, , ,
1618 Myrtle Street ,,,,,
1205 E. 32nd Street ,,,-,,
2417 Parade Street ,,,-,,
3984 Pine Ave. -,-,-, ,,-,
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Przybyszewski, Theresa,
Rafaloski, J udy .,,,,,,
Rarick, Joanne ,,,,,,
Rautine, Donald .,,, ,
Rieder, Audrey ,.,,,, ,
Roberts, J anice .,,, , ,
Roberts, .loan ,,.r ,, ,
Rogers, .lames- - , ,
Rosenstiel, .lean,,, ., ,
Ross, Lois, . ,.,. ,. ,
Rothrock, James,
Rounds, Lois ,.,..,
Rowbottom, Del1a,,,
Ruthowski, Anna .,,,,
Rys, Joanne ......,, , ,
San Pietro, Joseph ..,,
Scharrer, Marilyn ..,, , ,
Schauble, Vernon ....
Schersehing, Martha, ,
Schillinger, John- , ,
Schleicher, Joe ,.., , ,
Schneider, Elaine ,,,, ,
Schneider, Helen, , , ,
Schultz, Cyril .,,,,,
Sehuwerk, James, -
Sehwindt, .leanne,,,,
Sciamanda, Lewis, ,
Scott, Jane .,,,.,,,
Searle, Bette,,, ,
Seoler, Helen, ,
Seidl, Ruth, ,.,,,, ,,
Shade, Raymond,, , , ,
Shall'er, Lawrence- ,
Shallstall. Richard,,,
Sherred, Charlotte,,,
Shladonouslu. Theresa, ,
Shreve, Robert ,,,,,,, , ,
Slodownick, Evelyn,,
Smith, Evelyn ,,,, ,
Smith, Glenn ,,,,,
Smith, Mabel ,,,,,,, ,
Snaulfer, Aarene, , ,
Sonnenberg, Jack,, ,
Staaf, James,,, , , ,
Stark, Margaret,,, ,
Stillwell, Nancy,,, ,,
Sucharski, Ilelen-
Sullivan, Jo Ann, ,
Swanson, Doug ,,,, ,
Swanson, Shirley, , , , ,
Sweet, John ,,,,,, ,
Szymanowiez, Leon,, ,
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640 E. 24-th Street ,,,,
1376 W. 32nd Street, ,
418 E. 12th Street,- , , ,
247 Crandall Street-.
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2815 Harvard Blvd.,
838 E. 31st Street- -
339 E. 23rd Street ,,,, , ,
2313 Holland Street ,
415 Baldwin Bldg., ,,,, , ,
3201 Tuttle Ave. ,,,,, , ,
155 E. 29th St. ,,,,,, , ,
2219 Wayne Street, -
2324 Peach Street, - , , , ,
827 E. 29th Street-,
3131 Marvin Ave., , , ,
914 E. 33rd Street,, , ,
112 E. 30th Street,, , , ,
2710 Peach Street, - ,, ,
922 W. 29th Street- ,
3608 Cherry Street, , ,
144 E. 29th Street-, ,, , ,
2721 Monroe Ave.-.
2967 Peach Street, ,
213 E. 28th Street, ,
1501 W. 38th Street, , ,
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2226 French Street, ,
1336 Patterson Ave.,
249 E. 33rd Street,,
1027 E. 26th Street,
2116 Elm Sl.rect,- ,,
1513 Bullalo Rd., , ,
433 E. 23rd Street,
730 E. 22nd Street,, , ,
3615 Old French Rd.
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1014 E. 32nd Street,
2015 Chestnut Street,
302 E. 22nd Street ,-,, ,
2924 Hazel Street- , ,
149 E. 22nd Street,,
2215 Myrtle Street, , ,
1033 E. 29th Street,
321 E. 29th Street,,
4205 Trask Ave. ----, , ,
4225 Sassafras Street
1258 E. 23rd Street,,, , ,
2715 Jackson Ave.,- , ,
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Szymezak, Irene ,-,,,,,
Tarbell, Roger, , , ,
Thayer, Lois --,,
Timler, Mary, - , ,
Tingley, LeBoy- ,
Todd, June --,-,, ,
Tomkinson, Susan,,
Travis, Elsie --,,,, , ,
Tretter, Jack -,-,,, , ,
Troppiehini, Rita,, ,,
Van Sile, Dorothy,, , , ,
Vannueci, Geraldine ,,,,
Vencziano, Christine
Verdecehia, Charles,
Veroneaue, Don ,-,,, , , ,
Vitrone, Leonard,,,.
Voelker, Edward- ,,
Volgstadt, Lois ,,-,,
Wachter, Robert, , , , , , ,
Wadsworth, Mary A .,,,
VVagner, Mary Ann ,-,, ,
Walker, John ,..,,,
Wally, Dolores ,-,,
Walter, George ,,,,
VValters, John,,-', ,
VVaterman, David ,,,,,,
Watson, Mary Frances -
Weigel, Gwendolyn ,,,, ,
Weignard, Lewis -,,, ,
Wenzel, James- , , ,
NVernicki, Virginia,-
Weschler, Richard,-
Wetzel, Jim ,,,-- ,
Wheeler, .1ohn, , ,
White, Alice, , ,
White, Joan- , ,
Wiler, Elsie -,-- ,
Wilkins, Jane- , ,
Williams, Albert ,,,,
Wilson, Jean ,,-,, ,
Withers, Nancy, ,
Wolf, Myron -,,,,
Wolll', Norma Iluth,
Yanosko, Mike -,,,,
Yentes. Kathryn, , ,
Yezzi, Marcelline,, ,
Young, Margaret, , , - , ,
Yushkewiez, Darenee,
Zaezyk, Theresa ,,,,,
Zipper, Joyce -,,,,,
Zwilling, Margaret, , , , ,
Zyekowski, Theresa,
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432 Stall'ord Ave .,,,
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856 E. 23rd Street,, ,
1117 E. 30th Street, , ,
Route 7, Vatts Bd., , ,
1917 Camphausen Ave. - ,
2955 Maple Street ,,,,
301 E. 29th Street,, ,,
2641 Peach Street, , ,
1906 Brandes Street, ,
2408 French Street, , ,
129 W. 18th Street, , ,
1239 E. 26th Street,,,
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3647 Willow Rd., - ,
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141 E. 23rd Street, ,
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132 W. 22nd Street,
1822 Buffalo Rd.- , ,,
130 W. 19th Street- . ,
3012 Wayne Street, , ,
236 Locust Street ,,,.
2509 Brandes Street,
538 E. 29th Street,,,
112 E. 21st Street, -
R. D. 4, Waterford,
2418 Pennsylvania Ax e
2925 Holland Street, ,
2811 Wayne Street, ,
2702 Liberty Street,,
2417 Peach Street, ,
3911 Eliot Bd. ,,,,,
2928 Harwaid Bd.-,
66 Orchard Street- ,
3854 Myrtle Street,
253 E. 22nd Street,,
2104 Kilpatrick Ave.
1124 lf. 27th Street,,
1822 Bullalo Rd.- , ,,
825 li. 24th Street,,
646 E. 20th Street,,
349 E. 23rd Street ,,
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442 E. 18th Street, ,
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