Lawrence Park High School - Lawrentian Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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E w L TO THE SOPHOMORES, TO WORK AHEAD AND WORK ACCOMTLISHED, TO NEW TRAILS WHICH MUST BE BLAZED. 4

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Mildred Griffith, B. S., M. A. Grove City Columbia University Commerce Nina Keith, B. S., M. L. Edinboro S. T. C. Columbia University University of Pittsburgh Social Studies M. M. Landers, B. S., M. Ed. Edinboro S. T. C. University of Pittsburgh Social Studies Bess McBride Allegheny College Oberlin Penn State Latin and Mathematics Marian Pulling, B. S. Edinboro S. T. C. Art Board of Education 4? Mr. Hartley Mr. Gill NONMEMBER Mr. White Hazel Schaper, R. Genesee Hospital School Nurse H. J. Schilken, B. Am. Conservatory Carnegie Tech Music Clara Tempelton, B. S. Temple University Physical Education Lavene Cole Spilker Secretary to Principal H. K. Rhodes, B. S. Indiana S. T. C. Supervisor Principal o f Schools

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va s 1 SOPHOMORES Now, fellow students, some of the inside dope on the advancement and activities of that great and glorious class of 'A3 will be passed on to you. At the beginning of the school year we were quite un- fortunate in losing nine of our well-liked classmates. However, we did gain three new members, one being our ambitious president, Elmer McKay. This year we had three outstanding class activitiesg namely, a movie, a party, and a dance. In the middle of Nov- ember we planned a party with the help of Mrs. Brown and Miss Keith. We all had a fine time, didn't we fellow students? Our second big event, the movie, was in the latter part of March. Almost all our customers were from the grade school, so they enjoyed the many reels of comedy films. We have been told that we are going to have a dance before school ends. We are eagerly awaiting this unusual occurrence, This year two new instrumental groups, the girl's quartet and woodwind quintet, were organized. The girl's quartet, as our renowned director puts it, is the only one in captivity in this section. There are two of our musical classmates in the group. Only one musician, Dorothy Waechter, represents our class in the woodwind quintet. Of the one hundred and five girls in the Glee Club, there are thirteen Sophomore Unightingalesn. What our representation lacks in quantity it makes up in quality. One of the few sopranos is our classmate Ruby Bruno. As far as sports are concerned we Sophomores didn't do so badly. We were represented by lettermen in basketball and football. We likewise had many members on the second-string teams. The Inter-Club loop basketball team showed nine Sophomores. At the Post-Season basketball tournament in Edinboro, nine of the eleven players from Lawrence Park were Sophomores, three of them, Charles Moody, Lester Patmore, and Dave Bock won a medal jointly as being the most valuable players on the L. P. team. Somebody ask Sax Wartham what happened to his collar at the De Molay banquet. ..... Who's Moody's honey- Bunny?.......We boys would like to meet the girls that McKay introduced to McKenzie, Gill, and Anderson.- All they do is rave about the M ..... We hear Gloria thinks he's got glorious brown eyes and pretty black hair .... ..Watt's the matter with Ev Peterson lately ...... Rumor says Marg Clark changes U. F.'s every day. Whose turn is it next?....Why is Jerry Wright taking up the saxophone?....Maybe it's so he will have two excuses for visitng girls' houses. ..... Ray Beanland is reported to be a super hot foot giver....Ask Neal Goodwin for Mr. Skalaj ......... Krantzie just walked in and toldme this one, listen-- Pretty young woman to Ed Frank--Hwhose sweet little boy are youu? Ed Franks-nBe yourself, sugar. hhose sweetnmmaare youu? When Bob Ryan scratches his back ask him if he's got him. He'll know what you mean. You know, Old Oscar. Mr. Skala: Hwhat is steam?H Schatty: Hwater in a high state of perspiration.N Dot and Schatty A ' AL'-'A