Albion High School - Alhi Yearbook (Albion, PA)

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EHISSIS Class Presidents Grace Kategianes, Harold Nladden, Paul NIcKnight, Lee Orr, Charles Pacak, Bill Keep.

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ALH1 1945 Senior Play I J A three act comedy, Professor, How Could You -was the play selected by the Senior Class and supervised by Miss Martha Jean Leichliter. Keats Perry, a young professor, played by Fred Woodworth, has been offered a deanship, providing he gets married. This is a problem for Keats, for the only girl he has ever been interested in is Cleopatra. So he has asked Grandfather Perry, Don Wolfe, and his friend John Appleby, Harry Drury, and the bane of his life, Vicky Randolph acted by Shirley Patton, and the butler, Boggins, .lack Youngs to help him choose a wife. The candidates, Priscilla Morley, who is a sweet young thing, played by Bozella Ulang Valerie Whitman, the southern charmer acted by Grace Kategianesg and Tootsie Bean, the giggly lass of twenty-nine played by Helen Smock, prove to be quite a headache for him, especially when he becomes engaged to all three. Grandma Perry, acted by Mary Irene Kaufer, adds a homey atmosphere by her con- stant babying of the professor and Butcher Boy Bean, the prize fighter, acted by Dane Warner. ' A story that presents life at its best and Worst, this play will be remembered by the Seniors who participated and the audience who enjoyed its gay and light-hearted atmosphere. 18

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ALHI 1945 Here are the Freshmen . . . Green as Grass Row 6-Rudy Bilich, George White, Virgil Parker, Dane Marcinowski, Bill Chapman, Bill Church, Edwin Tanner, Dick Johnson, Harry Suscheck, Dick Brooks, Arnold Bentley, Charles Dunn. Row 5-Mr. Badger, George Roan, Edmond Galloway, Ellsworth Greenfield, Melvin Barton, Lee Orr, Tom Leehan, Bill Podoll, Dick Scott, Richard Shearer, Daniel Wheeler, Ralph Godenschwager. Row 4-Eugene Lascb, Leonard Crane, Marvin Youngs, Ann Penfield, Mary K. Hood, Margaret Peters, Esther Kmecik, Dick Briggs, John James, Billy Blair, George Harrington, Alice Sabol, Irene Sharie. Row 3-Virginia Wallace, Grace Sisak, Betty Carrier, Doris Dyne, Alice Craig, Bozine Gollmer, Steffy Wolchik, Barbara Merritt, Mary Defede, Mildred Joslin, Edith Roan, Delores Graves. Row 2-Norma Randall, Wilda Otis, Marilyn Whitney, Anna Mae Conley, Betty Somjai, Geraldine Elegeer, Dorothy Tucker, Phyllis Fobes, Josephine Lascek, Carol Connors, Geraldine Kelly. Row 1-Harold Harrington, Wayne Coonfer, Vic Connors, John Yazemiak, Nick Kategianes, Orest Seneta, Maurice Lindell. Of the approximately seventy-two members of the freshman class the following officers were elected: President, Lee Orr,Vice President, Dorothy Tucker, Secretary, Esther Kmecikg Treasurer, Nick Kategianes. At the beginning of the year the freshmen were initiated as usual. We found ourselves carrying pails and baskets full of books, and wearing ribbons of all colors. It was a lot of fun and we thank the sophomores for the good time. The class has unanimously decided on its outstanding members. The most admired girl of the freshman class is Steffy Wolchik, the mo-st admired boy is Lee Orr, and the most intelligent person of the freshman class is Maurice Lindell. The outstand- ing basketball players are Vic Connors and Nick Kategianes. 20