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H' - K X .... -- ..... ,..,..,,..... -1 .-- Class of 1933 Eilley, George Harris, Daniel Massey, Gordon McCray, Philip Obenauf, Frank Roberts, Jack Class of 1934 Richer, Robert Kahl, Howard Class of 1935 Inderson, William Benim, Thomas Crozier, Russell Dodge, Ralph Garwood, Rollin Harrison, Jack Johnson, Charles IN WHICH THEY SERVE Kaebnlck, Robert Larson, Robert McClaran, Hugh McKenzie, Gordon Moreland, Robert Opdyke, James Phenneger, Don Randall, Jack Rebuck, Paul Reynolds, Catherine Sandell, Clifford Smith, Don Stent, William Stockdale, George Stockdale, Paul Swenson, Wallace Th mpson, Madeline viaecto, Ned Lenkner, William Class of 1939 Long, Thurman Iiderson, Harold MacMillan, Clyde Phsnneger, Milton Thomas, Dana Class of 1936 Ins tl? ,'1'l'Il1am Behringer , Jack Daniels, James Heaps, Donald Koons, Kennard Moorehead, Gerald Nusa, Densll Ubenauf, Carl Rebuck, Fred Bhier, Harry Bhubert, Fred Smith, Devler Btent, Albert Class of 1937 Inderson, Inthony Coatoam, Geraldine Frank, Richard Hewitt, Nevin Hrants, Harry Benim, Robert Bloom, Carl Davis, Richard A Davis, Richard P Dunfee, Arnold Freeland, George Freeman, William Greenwell, Ralph Hayden, Willard Hammerbeck, Wallace Hiller, Gerald Korn, Jack Landauer, Richard Lloyd, Maurice Nelson, Robert Peterson, Clifford Peterson, Norman Randall, Helen Riley, Vincent Sherwood, Audrey Shumaker, David Btewart, John Thurbon, David McBride, John Class of 1940 Moore, James Bianlind, Harold Randall, Harold Renshaw, Harry Rohde, Theodore Siemens, Henry Smith, Frank Westman, Howard White, Marshall White, Robert Yeager, Albert Class of 1988 Ilfon, Iacf Bacher, Phyllis Behringer, David Benton, Earle eBergstrom, Robert Bracalento, Fred Cole, Eugene Duckett, Edward Ferris, Francis Garthlaite, Raymond Gifford, Roland Guerin, Paul Knpferburg, Ann Bock, Ruth Bracalento, Erico Brandensteln, Zane Brown, Frank Bunny, Edlln Emmlngton, John Emmington, Joseph Goodling, Earl Goodwin, Keith Hayes, Robert Hitzges, John Hoffman, Gilbert Marshall, Robert Marzka, Ernest Mattson, Walter MacKenzie, Allen iMacKenzie, Robert Miller, Bertram 0'Ne1l, George Opdyke, Harry Redpath, Richard Scofield, Robert Semple, Kenneth 5650088011 l8haffsta1l, Clarence Sheehan, Thomas Shier, Joseph Stoner, Robert Swenson, Charles Videtto, John Warthman, LeRoy Williamson, Kenneth Class of 1941 Aspden, Edward Bailey, Walter Cole, Robert Craig, Thomas Dingman, Allen Dlvell, Louis iForsyth, William Foster, James Frasee, Glenn Gest, Albert Hartley, Richard Heinlnger, Arthur King, Raymond Lawson, Glenn Marska, o Maloney, Edward Miller, Karl Miller, Suzanne Mungle, Robert Nash, David Partch, Harold Pearson, Harry Poulson, Keith Rood, Grant Sebell, Mary Thompson, Willard Wright, Keith Class of 1942 Ahrens, Arthur Ames, Edward Barnes, Clyde Bock, Richard Burich, James Corzilius, Max Dean, Frank Freeland, Arthur French, Nell Garthwaite, Kenneth Goddard, Edgar Guckes, Clifford Hannah, Arthur Hewitt, Ross Hillegas, Jack Hughes, Thomas Johnson, Albert Jones, William King, Russell Marinelll, William Miller, Norman 0'Nell, John Rouse, Robert Wachter, Robert iwilmler, Robert Class of 1943 Inderson, Edward Avedisian, Kernlg Beanland, Raymond Bock, David Bushnell, Roger Byrd, Fred Frame, Harry 4G1ll, Richard Goodwin, Neal Hein, Robert Hoffman, Reginald Jackson, William Krantz, John Kuhlman, William Matoslan, Albert McKay, Elmer Miller, Charles Moody, Charles Mungle, Donald Patmore, Lester Peacock, James Peterson, Richard Raven, Fred Ryan, Robert Schatmeier, Neal Vale, Robert Waechter, William Warthman, Saxton Wright, Jerry Yost, Robert Class of 1944 Bute , Hirt Cragel, Wilbur Garside, Harold Gill, Thomas Kerstetter, Walter Johnson, James Jones, Russell Loftus, James Lund, Howard Miller, Robert Miller, Lawrence McKenzie, Ian McKenzie, Murdoch Pier, Howard Roberts, Raymond Banner, Richard Whipple, Ronald White, William Yosten, Glenn Class of 1945 Inderson, John Anderson, David Hewitt, De Mara Hooven, Ralph Kelly, Lloyd Spearman, Francis Class of 1946 Bender, Raymond Head, James Ray, Lawrence White, Burton Faculty n erson, Henry Campbell, Thomas Gill, Don Schaper, Hazel I Le Bailey, Howard Ekstrom, Warner Miller, Elmer - fl :Yi V' -, , xl. -n -Q- 4 N MIIMDRIAM STAFF Evelyn Stelzer, Editor-in-Chief Lillian Dunst, Assistant Editor Donald Bock, Assistant Editor Mary Larson , Art Editor Assistants: Alma Nunez, Charles Hazen Ruth Parker, Marjorie Straub, Literary Wilma Fox, Class Editor Assistants: Rita Alton, Jean Chilcott, Joyce Mungle, Genevieve Larson Donna Cameron, Betty Barnes, Activities Editors Grace Sanner, Advertising Manager Assistants: Robert Royall, Matthew Renner, Edith Craqle, Jean Miller, Douglas Stevens Gay McClaran, Circulating Manager Assistants: Clarence Sickles, Emily Yadeski, Imogene Marzka, Roy lytle, Shirley Anderson, David Anderson, Robert Erick, Patricia Hannah, Thomas Patmore, Rose Rafter, Phyllis Jones, Russell Waechter, DeNara Hewitt, John Anderson Phyllis Cordingley, Jeanne Trudeau, Introduction Joan Uzzle, John Morrison, Literary Editors George Hammerbeck, Ralph Hooven, Sports Editors Lois Miller, John Smith, Dramatics and Music June Sweet, Photography Editor Assistants: Jacqueline Jones, Myrtle French Audrey Ames, Typing Editor Assistants: Emily Renshaw, Maxine Blose, Evkina Avedisian, Jean Sherwood, Bonnie Williams William Schuld, Business Manarer Viss Ruth McClintock, Art Adviser Mrs. J. L. Skala, Faculty Literary Adviser LL -l, 1 . .gg if NA ,ff ,,,.---I-- ' Mxxf. r Lv ' 1Q:'T.YQ-'f-S5 if ff 'ff X , 'LX -gay ww- 51 wg?-'L' . J xx ALAN, ,jf N - I K. .X XX x , C ,' xx x 5. , b sy xx N , I . ' 'Y x 'XVJ' I Jligxx X We X KX' x , ,f .x Xt 4 ax V '3.i Q4v. 1 . x Y x X. u xx ' Cx, xii. Kxkgl v' x ' fi, 'r .- fi U '. X , X. . sv '. rg.. xv, .. g ,f . I 'V' ., - 9, ',..f If ,v fr' Mfr.: Q? ,.f P ' f 24 Dy Vg Skale, Bose, M.Ed. Grove City College University of Pittsburgh Principal of High School Dorothea Davis, B.S. Ohio University University of Wisconsin Shorthand and Typing Frank Felice, B.S. San Jose S. T. C. Edinboro S. T. C. Social Studies Nina Keith, B.S., M.L. Edinboro S. T. C. Columbia University University of Pittsburgh Social Studies Russell May, B.S. Drake University University of Nebraska University of Pittsburgh Geography and Track Mildred Adair, B.A. Lavene Cole Ohio Wesleyan University Erie Com ercial College Commerce Secretary to Principal Agnes Diehl, B.S., M.Ed. Edinboro S. T. C. University of Columbia University of Pittsburgh English and Science Donald Gill, B.A. Grove City College Chemistry, Mathematics Pre-Flight Charles A. Masso, B.S. Grove City California S. T. C. Shop Bess McBride Allegheny College Oberlin Penn State Latin and Mathematics 5--at 429' 2 al viz. :Q Ruth L. McClintock, B. S Edinboro S. T. C. New York University Librarian H. J. Schilken, B.A., M.A. American Conservatory Carnegie Tech Music Jessie Lynn Skala, A.B., M.A. Edinboro so To Co University of Pittsburgh University of Pennsylvania Penn State English, Speech, and Spanish Lucille Sova, A.B. Edinboro S. T. C. University of Pittsburgh University of Wisconsin English R. R. Yost, B.S., M.S. Penn State Physical Education H. K. Rhodes, B. S. Edinboro so To C1 Supervising Principal of Schools Suzanne Sack, B Edinboro S. T. C. Art and English Helen Schnur Fredonia S. T. Mathematics Grace Smith, B.S. Indiana S. T. C. University of Pittsburgh Home Economics Clara Tuttle, B. S. Temple University Physical Education Biology E? Ruth Zimmerman, R. N. Long Island University Long Island Nurse Training School School Nurse W- F: Schryver M. Grotjohan A. J. kenneth N. 5, white Pfesldent V1Ce President Secretary Treasurer Non-Member H. A. Hartley C. R, gilburn Member Member BOARD OF EDUCATION The students and faculty owe much to thes six men whose untiring and careful planning have made our School life a pleasant one. The Senior Class wishes to take this opnortunity to thank the Members of the School Board for providing us with the best teachers, 'booKs, and modern equipmentg and for giving us -interesting and recreational facilities in which everyone has the chance to participate. We appreciate everything that is being done for us. 8 4 fl N. 1. X X J ,Mx , , A 'G-M., A ,z F15 x.ii?5g X N Wx Q X ix XX X f A If 4 V if X n A , W V' 5 ,f . E , . f K fi X , W1 1 1 3 ,, f . f J , , ,. f X 1, , , fl? , -5? ii n 2 X. 1 X-4 'fi' Lp- A '. CLASS OFFICERS President .... . . . John Morrison Vice President. . . George Hammerbeck Secretary . . . . . Lillian Dunst Treasurer . . . . Ruth Parker Class Colors. . . . ..... Pink and Green Class Flower. . . . . . . ......... Pink Carnation Class Motto . . . . . . . . . WLet us therefore follow after things that make for peace.W COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Selutatory . . . . . Audrey Ames Oration. . . . George Hammerbeck Oration. . . . . Grace Sanner Oration. . . . . Joan Uzzle Oretion. . . . . John Morrison Valedictory. . . Gay McClaran AITON, RITA ANN COMMERCIAL TO BE SUCCESSFUL NSWING AND SWAY' Beaut iful eyes are those that show beautiful thoughts that burn below.' BARNES, BETTY JEAN COMM RCIAL COMPOSER AND VOCALIST 'BOOTYN 'She has a voice of g1adnesa.' I ANDERSON, DAVID W. SCIENTIFIC NDAVEH WI have laid aside school and gone a eailing.' ANDERSON, SHIRLEY MAE COMMERCIAL FILING CLERK WSHIRLH nThose who do not complain are never pit1ed.n ANDERSON, JOHN WILLIAM SCIENTIFIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING If ll NA ship is but board, a sailor is but a man.n AVEDISIAN, EVKINA COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHER NEFFIRH nHer mirth the world requires.H AMES, AUDREY ANNE ACADEMIC-COMMERCIAL T0 WEAR A SMILE ALWAYS IIDICKII nLove me little but love me long.' BLOSE, T. MAXINE COMMERCIAL CHRISTIAN SERVICE NBAACH nwhy does one man's yawning make another yawn?' BOCK, DONALD DAMIAN SCIENTIFIC CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEER DON N nBetter three hours too soon than a minute too 1ate.' FOX, WILMA JEANNE ACADEMIC-COMMERCIAL DISTRICT NURSE WDAISYH nHer very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are.H CHILCOTT, JEAN EVELYN commnc IAL SECRETARY OHIO nThe noblest of life depends on its consistency and clearness of purpose.n CRAGLE, EDITH OPAL COMMERCIAL WAVES IYEDIEID NMy dreams are getting fl better all the time. CORDINGLEY, PHYLLIS MAE COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTANT WPHIDYU HEvery effort we make for the happiness of others lifts us above ourselves.n DUNST, LILLIAN COMMERCIAL TEACH R NLILU HThere is nothing half so sweet in life as love's young dream.W CAMERON, DONNA RAE COMMERCIAL LIBRARIAN UBLONDIE' HA little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.' A i -a I. , FRENCH, MYRTLE K. COMMERCIAL SECRETARY ll MYRTII nS1nce you went away--Ken.N FRICK, ROBERT L. SCIENTIFIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEER ll BOB!! HThe subjective conscience must not be put above the objective law.n 4' JONES, PHYLLIS MAY GENERAL SECRETARY HPHIL' Nmay the realities of life dispell for you its 1llus1ons.n HANNAH, PATRICIA MAXINE COMMERCIAL SECRETARY ll PAT!! NA little b makes a ral gay.n HEWITT, DEM SCIENTIFIC TEACH R NSTUBBYH nT1mes are this year.n it of hope ny day look ARA KENDALL tough all over HAZEN, CHARLES LEE SCIENTIFIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING NPANSYH HThe proper study of mankind is mang the most perplexing one, no doubt is woman.n HOOVEN, RALPH LYMAN SCIENTIFIC PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER YI ll NNever leave till tomorrow that which you can do today.N HAMMERBECK, SCIENTIFIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ll ll GEORGE nThere is a pleasure there is a rapture on the fishing shore.W JONES, JACQUELINE M. ACADEMIC-COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHER UJACKIEN nThe next best thing to being witty one's self is to be able to quote another's wit.H in the pathless woodsg LARSON, GENEVIEVE M ACADEMIC-COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHER 'JENNY' nHappy is she as if every day she picked up a horse- shoe.' MILLER, LOIS JEAN ACADEMIC SPECIALIZED NURSE WLOW ' nK1nd hearts are the gardensg kind thought are the roots.n -0' LYTLE, ROY ARTHUR SCIENTIFIC MACHINIST 'ROYH 'For whom the bells toll.' McCLARAN, GAY EDNA ACADEMIC-COMMERCIAL LANGUAGE TEACHER nMACn 'There is no road to success but through a clear, strong, purpose.n MARZKA, IHOGENE LUCILLE COMMERCIAL BOOKKEEPER NIMAII HShe is part of all that she has met.n MILLER, JEAN MARCELLA GENERAL NURSING nSUSIEn nHeaven's not gained in a single boundg we build the ladder by which we rise.' LARSON, MARY EDITH COMMERCIAL ARTIST NARSENICH nThey also serve who only stand and wait.n I MORRISON, JOHN T. SCIENTIFIC PLAY IN A NAME BAND WJOHNN Uwe cannot all be masters, nor all masters cannot be truly followed.' Yr A. 2 xg., 'Q 'A was sf: is MUNGLE, JOYCE NOR COMMERCIAL TO BE SUCCESSFUL WCHECRERSN EEN 'Live truly and thy life shall be a great and noble creed.' f i X. RENSHAW, EMILY COMMERCIAL SECRETARY HEMI! 'Kind hearts are ones that bring gladness.' mn 6 the I PARKER,'RUTR CATHERINE GENERAL MEDICAL SECRETARY 'SKIPPY' nAll of the beautiful sentiments in the world weigh less than a single lovely act1on.n RAFTER, ROSE HELEN COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL TYPIST 'TINYn nwhen the heart is pure, it cannot help lov1ng.' 17 PATMORE, THOMAS EUGENE SCIENTIFIC U. S. ARMY ENGINEER IITOM N nBeware of the bashful lad.' RENNER, MATIHEH ROBERT SCIENTIFIC DISPATCH RIDER NMATTH nThink not ambition wise because 'tis brave.n NUNEZ, ALMA TH RESA COMMERCIAL ARTIST 'ALMER' 'All of art's works are a part of the perfection of a plan.n i i ROYALL, ROBERT L. SCIENTIFIC AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER 4 'BOBN 'A little bit of patience often makes the sun- shine come.' SANNER, GRACE JANE ACADEMIC-COMMERCIAL TO BE HAPPY UGRACEH Nwould I might utter all my heart can feel.n SHERNOOD, JEAN RUTH SICKLES, CLARENCE C. COMMERCIAL GENERAL PRIVATE SECRETARY LAWYER WJEANN HCOOKYW HMany a flower is born nThe best education in to blush unseen.n the world is that got by struggling to obtain a liv1ng.V SCHULD, WILLIAM J. SCIENTIFIC AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER HBILLU NShaI1 I go on? or have I said enough SMITH, JOHN HENRY STELZER, EVELYN REGINA ACADEMIC-SCIENTIFIC COMMERCIAL STEVENS, DOUGLAS B. SCIENTIFIC DRAETS-MAN HDOUGH uSome are and must be greater than the rest.n NAVAL AIR NSMITTYN nThat man who lives life well CORPS lives twice the first ll FLORIST WEVIEH UA smooth and steadfas mind, gentle thoughts, and calm desires.n STRAUB, MARJORIE E. COMMERCIAL SECRETARY UMARGU HSmiles are the flowers of God's goodness.n SHEET, A. JUNE COMMERCIAL TYPIST JUI-GY nShe walks in beauty like the night of cloudless climes and starry sk1es.n TRUDEAU, JFANNE E. COMHFRCIAL SECRETARY WTR ll 'They laugh best who laugh sincerely 5 2 , lr: 1 J lx' IIQQI y . UZZLE, JOAN NARCHTTR, RUSSRLL E., GENERAL 5CIVNTIFTC INTERIOR DECORATOR FWGINFER I! JO!! MBU-Du nThe best part of HThe victor is he who beauty is that which can go it alone.n a picture express.u cannot Sf' Q WILLIAHS, BON7IE JFAWTFTTE YADVQKI RWILV JUN? COMUVRCIAL COH'FRC:AL SECRETARY SUCRVTARY HBONFTEH HEHHYH nCome and trip it as HHov lonp we live is you go on the light not told by years but fantastic toe.n by act10n5,H FORLQR CLAZSNAEFJ IH TYR SVPVICE Robert Heath Francis Snenrman Lloyd Kelly 4 i CLASS WILL We the class of l9L5 belng of questionably sound m1nd and body do following as our last will and testament To the school all artlcles prevlously 'borrowed' from any class From th1s time henceforth tle Sophomore boys shall possess Alma's girls We leave, too, Bob Royall's ngift of gabn to Arthur Cook, B111 hereby offer the or department notebook of Varga chuld's polished apple to future Chemistry Students, Doug's Mesleyvllle phone numbers to Artle Swetland John M0IT1QOH'S beverage capaclty to all celebratlng JuH1OT Matt's helght to Jasper vho needs every b1t of lt, Audrey's parkler to brighten these dark corrldor , hlta' Wswing and swayn to fnne Merle, L1l's excess energy to sucky becau e she won't let us will any thing of hers to anyone el e wilma's natural fT16DdllH6SQ to Marlon Ralph to add to her own vast supply Bob Fr1ck's 'Atlas coursen mu cles to weak llttle Tom Conley Mr Schilken, UVk1H8'C run in wlth Mr 'Gus' to her s1ster Rose Mary to carry Barnes' lovely soprano to all those voicewchanging Freshmen, Jack1e's love for Jean Chll on, Betty Miss Adair to Miss Adair koy Lytle's interest in school to brances haven, Marv's J1tterbugging grace to Mrs Tuttle who appreciates lt Bonn1e's typlng speed to Viola, Jeanne Trudeau's smile to everyone, Clarence's attractlon for the girls to Dave Kuhlman, Patty H 's East Hlgh intere t to Helen Bross to add to her Wesleyvllle conque ts Donnie's wolfing abillty to Bob Yadeskl We w1ll Jean Miller's collection of 'ervicemen back to the Army, lmogene's whlspery voice to Betty Maxwell Tommy's shyness fit says here! to Andy Samsel, Rosie's good taste in men to Peggy Samson who has 'em to choose from, Emily Renshaw's neatness to female gym classes, Grace's even disposition to the Faculty Shirley Anderson's athletic ability to Lyrle, Maxine's collection of boxy sweaters to the entire student body when the coal runs out, Myrt's red hair to Katey who has the temper to go with it Phyllis C 's fiddle to any one who reaches first chair, Edith's running speed to Shirley Knight, Phyllis Jones' attend- ance record to Miss C016 to figure out, Evvie's talons to Peggy Loftus, Marjorie Straub's Drivers' license to Bob Holmes, Russell's flashy shirts to Phillip Nason, Emily Yadeski' curly hair to Gerry Griffith Lois' brother Hcutsie' to anyone who has no brother in the Service, Stubb1e's vocabulary to Gerald Knight Joe Anderson's Wweedsu to WFuzz' Lamb, David A 's perpetual motion machine to Don Renner, George and Joan'Qym to the PTOII1 com mittee Johnny Smith's record collection to the Youth Center lif Johnny Cunningham can get them HWS? from himhg June Sweet's beautiful black tresses to all those blondes who have always wanted someg Joyce Mungle's trick knee to Mr. Felice to turn the Juniors over, Chuck and Gay's class rings to the Salvage Driveg Genevieve Larson's skating ability to Bill Owen Ruth's quiet manner to Janet Garnandg Jean Sherwood's shorthand speed to Ella Jean, And las: but never least, we leave Hocg1e's build to 'Frankie.' When we think of leaving these beloved halls, how we Weep ! CThe previous statement is the opinion of the Faculty and in no way expresses an endorsement by the Seniors of l9L5.J , ' ' I 3 I A . , , . ' C , c s ' - ' ' ' ' ' 3 .M . . . S: . J ' . . , S N . S, .. S , r. ' . ' ,. - O J S s., V . M , . . ' v - U - . ' , 9 1 cott's nOh Yeah?N to an one who cg handle itg Donna's uiet sneezea to Laura to use on 1 Il q . ' n ' - - s ' . ' ' - ' I , . , , V .. ' . I K - a Q n a A ' A i s s ' - ' s 3 . ' 5 . ' 3 . 3 . , A . . . . . S 3 . Z . 3 4'-M 4, V 1 ug!! Q 1 i? 'Q f . v . ag-I V . S Vi S7 ws H xx W U nk 1 , I J Q! I fr, Y . lie wg' Y .QA S3 .- W, Q15 fm-f . TPS.. in? 1-QA 4 w xr xx ROM EOS vpnsvhlw, PLIR7-S . is Xa I ,nity fl' QUIETEST WITTIEST TALL AND SHORT GUM CHEWERS ISHE R fi Zyl I -' 94 I - . . 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I F2 1 wx , . xl 'f Cf' Q x O , X! - J X ' . xl I HH PQI L uk 6 ,- iv Z! 5 .laude 506 676' CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1945 A Z' success I 6 .29571 xr 254 Z 0 Local 506 U E represents the Pro ductlons and Mamtenance Workers Local 618 U E represents the Offlce and Salarv Workers of the Erle Works of the General Electrlc Company Many of the Mothers Fathers Slsters and Brothers of Law renee Park Students are 1n eluded among our Members 1 I I X Q 7 ' Qzvx g .452 ME ? 1 gif?-5 ul ' 1 'r i 0 4, , ,sw l Y 4 I Y- ll c Y Y , - U C O w1ll be your un1on when you begm work ln the Erle Works of the General Electrlc Company 45 The U E POl1Cy demands equal pay for equal Work and a Job for l We belleve that the Presldent s program of 60 O00 000 Jobs 1S p0SS1bl6 and th1S number ot Jobs IS essentlal to take care of all graduatmg students returned S9l V1CG men and Women and all who are at present employed LUCALS 506, 618 U E o E0 ' 0 In 0 all Who wish to work. I I . an-1-'51-E Mflhfqh ,,,'Z? 46 THE STUFF THHT HELPS IUIH UIHHS Q59 5 E CI r' I A I' PRUCE WOOD CELLULOSE FIBERS It ooks peaceful and harmless enough But without rt modern war could not be waged and won From explosives to plastics the lust of strange products that come from this source rs a long one But just as important as these rn the winning of the war is the paper that is made from those same spruce logs. Orders records reports - all written on paper - speed our armies and help us on the home front to back up the E fighting men. Paper is important- let s use it carefully. HAMMERMILL PAPER COMPANY ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA -Lil N! N. 'x xx If A ,f 'sf xx f ,ff wwf' 5. Nix S X 5, .,, fxx-'Nts-.A ' .fix I .1-W , '- mv . , . 3 U A 1 f - '-... .,,..,..,,,, ..,,,, v G Lxx N x ir. x '- XXV -gtg, ,,,,,ii- -f-'Ir--f ..-.-,,..--v XX . t J jx' . f V' ,. ff ', ..- ,.,.pug,f,t, I a e, C' E is QQ7 X V hype my l'peLVw Q W Asif! 1 2 we , 5' ,Q is Z5 ' ef f ef :ff gff, pf? ' so ef Hifi f ' sivgge, fl 'f fe at Qu 13' we Z 1 ja , f . ? Q 'az ,-' we Q , Lt W as Q 5 .h . I-Ir Jn? awe 5, Somewhere in the Phillippines Dear Sam, Another school year has passed--nine more eventful months--and each of us is an- other year older. Soon, if we're lucky, our high school days will be over. But even so, we'll be glad to have this to look back on! It was rather difficult to start back to school after such a delicious summer. We were reluctant to discard tennis, learner's permits, and weekly pay cheeks for the lm- posslbilities of solid and U.S. History at such an early date. While city schools were still enjoying the freedom of an unfettered summer, our Juniors were bravely lighting their lamps of knowledge, preparing for a long winter's stand. The only joy that warmed our saddened hearts was the thought of an early release from these four walls. Life was uneventful for two more months, consisting of sunshine and shadows, then suddenly Sadie Hawkins was upon us. The eleventh grade's more serious thought-- the man shortage and east side blondes--were con- stantly belng interrupted by flurrled under- classmen dashing after dates. QAh! Dates! Sweet Memories!J The dance was a howling sucoessg we lit- erally ate up the profits. The tempo of class activities slowed down over Thanksgiving. Chilly weather caused the jaunty juniors to burrow deeper under the covers and cast disgusted looks at the alarm clock. 1945 had e had start, as does every year, with semester exams, but many low minds were quickly brightened by the 'Heart Beat Dance' which was jointly sponsored by the eleventh and twelfth grades. The gym was decorated cleverly by the more artistically inclined of our student body, and cakes and pop help- ed to make the affair even more enjoyable. Soon after the 'Heart Beat Dance,' the juniors entertained all the lower grades with a designed to please movie. Several short subjects were used instead of the usual full length show, thus giving a novel twist to an old custom. Little concentrating was accomplished the last week of February las per usuall. Our rings came then, and they were every bit as beautiful as we remembered them. Gold 'LP'S' set upon gold or onyx centers, with the date inscribed on either side of the settings, gave a delightful appearance to a class keep- sake. A first robin was heard the other day, and so our juniors' thoughts must lightly turn to thoughts of a prom. Judging from the past, many heated debates will take place in 208 before this all-important question is com- pletely discussed and arranged to the satis- faction of everyone. But regardless of the ferocity of the argurents, the Prom is sure to be the perfect ending to a gay and prosperous eleventh year. Yours for a swift victory, CQGAI? 1775 Q f W ,v'a-yk,,. - , hwy R L 'git fig N i 3' ,' :QQ . 33. , f JUNIOR CLASS Class Officers Pres1dent...Robert Dalglish Treasurer...Francis Raven Vice-President..Robert Holmes Secretary...Andrew Samsel Faculty Advisers--Miss Keith and Miss Davis, Mr. Masso Avedisian, Rose Mary Beanland, Robert C. Beatty, Francis D. Bennett, Arthur V. 4Bens1nger, Ruth J. Bloom, June Bross, Helen Bryson, Shirley Cadwallader, Charles Coates, Nancy Ann Conley, Thomas Cook, Arthur Dalglish, Robert J. Fox, Chester W . Holmes, Robert M. Kennedy, Lois Anne Knight, Gerald E. Kuhlman, David L. Lamb, Kenneth M. Lawton, Robert R. Loftus, Margaret R. Matosian, Frances Matosian, Ostick Mattson, Kenneth J. Moody, Ruth Mungle, Carol Owen, William Peterson, Arthur L. Gilbert, William G. +Phill1ps, Betty J. Gregg, John J. Griffith, Gerry M. Prindle, Genelle L. Ralph, Marion J. Heininger, Catherine E. Ramsay, Eileen 4Moved Randall, Eugene C. Raven, Francis H. Renner, Clarabel E. Renner, Donald Ritenour, JoAnn Roberts, Cecile Rose Samsel, Andrew Schaffner, Richard Schmid, Albert Smith, Quay Steinhoff, Ella Jean RStrauss, Joyce Ann Strong, Thelma F. Thompson, Mary L. Videtto, Donald Vouch, Viola Wachter, Lucille Williamson, Ruth Yadeski, Robert A. Dzd You Know That The LAWRENCE PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE PROTECTION FIRST AID INHALATOR ARTIFICIAL RESUSCITATION Never Hesztate To Call Us When In Need Of A Community Servzce Is Fully Equipped For if f' QQ LJSW ,emma -Q College Styled Clothes ln the MEYER QUALITY MANNER SUITS TOPCOATS SPORT ENSEMBLES College Sults College Necktles College Hats College Shoes Underwear Hoslery Jewelry Luggage Always Reasonably Prlced P A MEYER Eff SONS Erle Penna STATE STREET J EWELER ASSOCIATION CONRAD'S 10th and State DARLING'S 905 State HIRSCH 1104 State MACK'S 921 State MARVIN 'S 703 State SEYMOUR'S 708 State 6:1 Covl tt MORELLPS FOOD MARKET 3512 Buffalo Road Wesleyvllle, Penna. 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In one was permitted to speak above a first few weeks of our Sophomore year running in circles ----- chasing bees, butterflies, and spiders for biology. Those who had a distaste for Mrs. Tuttle's little pets soon displayed different attitudes for the sake field, a of passing 'bugology.' In this same little later, the task of dissecting these little creatures confronted us. Many a student had to leave the room while be was still 'deep in the heart of---crayfish.' Through snow, rain, and sunshine, the plane geometry wizards and dullards trudged to daylight services in room 212, under the auspices of Miss McBride. During the month of December, our class decided to sponsor a Christmas Dance. A few days before this gala event was to transpire, the ticket committee became alarmed by the number of tickets they had NOT sold. Some talented classmate wrote a musical commercial to the tune of Jingle Bells, which our entire class sang to the amazed student body during an assembly program. Surprisingly, many of those same boys and girls attended the dance despite the song In our February class meeting, the sub- ject of class-rings was brought to the fore. After a long discussion, it was agreed upon unanimously that our rings be ordered this year. A committee was chosen to select the rings and display them to the class. We hope that by next year we may have them to display on our fingers. Now, in March, the members of our class are concentrating on First Aid. We are all wrapped up in this work, as we bandage each other from head to foot. We have learned how to locate the pressure points and are capable of applying a tourniquet, especially around the neck. In case of accident, just contact any member of the class and he will gladly give you the proper First Aid treatment. Of course, the results are not guaranteed. Among the remaining activities of our Sophomore year is a long deferred hsyride. It was to be held during the winter, but be- cause of the snow which was too deep for the horses and for us, we thought it best to post pone it till spring. Our hopes are high that the years to come will be just as successful as this one, has been. Best of luck and a quick journey home, , fy., P if wf,19 SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Officers President--Richard Grieb Treasurer-- James Kern Vice-President--Gerald O'Nei1 Secretary--Christine Blose Faculty Advisers--Mrs. Tuttle, Miss Sack, Mr. Yost Adkins, Charlene Adkins, Glennagene 'Al1en, Richard Archer, Neil Aydelott, 1013 Bair, Frederick Barva, David Beanland, laura CBeatty, Mary Gray Bingham, Gladys Blose, Christine Bressee, Wilbert Wiiretz , Grace Culmer, Emma Rose Cunninsham, John Dodge, Patsy Dunlap, Robert Essex, Jeanne Evans, Mary Alice 'Moved Fitting, Nyla French, Nancy Jean Garnand, Janet Gibbs, Luceda Grieb, John R. Holmes, Barbara Hyer, Wanda Johnson, Kenneth Kern, James Kilburn, William Knight, Virginia Korn, James Kuttner, Betty Lamb, Catherine Lamb, Shirley MacKay, Robert McGregor, Patricia Miller, Norman Miller, Warren O'Neil, Charlotte 0'Ne1l, Gerald Payne, Clyde Pier, Robert Poulson, Lorraine Rushton, Mildred Samson, Peggy Jean Sanford, Thomas Shewan, Barbara Smithers, Frank Starks, Dolores Stevens, Roger Stoner, Miriam Swetland, Arthur Teribery, Dora Vouch, Anne Westcott, David Williamson, Joanne Yount, Barbara av Wadi? 3,05 U 7045640-FL The Lawrence Park Jeweler b13 Nobel Avenue Lawrence Park Erxe Penna ALL WORK GUARANTEED TELEPHONE 86 329 The Fmest D1amonds Obtamable A Complete L1ne of Watches and J ew elr5 Auto Repalrmg Greasmg Washmg MILLER S GARAGE HOTEL WESLEYVILLE 1009 Rankme Ave L P Erxe Pa ENJOY STERLING MILK Convenlence wxth the terlmg Square Boctle Phone 99 691 3330 Peach Street I I 1 . P l 0 . . . . Y Y . 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We discovered to our dismay that the boys and girls had been separated and herded into two different homerooms. We were reunited, however, at our class party which was held early in the year. Our chaperones were subjected to mild forms of torture, one of which was a lie detector in- vented by one of the more ingenious members of the class. Much to the relief of the female members of our class, the fellows have finally dis- covered the purpose of a comb. It was with considerable surprise that we observed the once-tousled heads converted into well-groomd ones. Mr Felice has been very patient with us in Civics class. Besides teaching us the fundamentals of a democratic government, he succeeded in directing our uncertain minds to possible future vocations. Several of the Latin students discovered that the 'dead language' was not for 'dead brains' and as a result, the number of membem in that class has been slowly diminishing. This is also true of the Algebra class. Most of the ninth grade boys are recupen ating from a strenuous season of basket-ball and wrestling. Perhaps some of the neglected studies will now be resumed, and the teachers will be able to discontinue their scoldings ae until next year. The students in homeroom 203 wou1dn't trade places with anyone. Ur. Fe1ice's faithful radio affords entertainment morning, noon, and after school. They hear everything from Gene Krupa to John's Other Wife. Now that Spring is beginning to pay an occasional visit, more and more Freshman names appear on the absentee list. Oh well, as the saying foes, 'Absence makes the heart grow fonder'.. ...for the great out-of doors. Here's to a Sophmore year as eventful as this past one has been. Yours 'til we meet again, Gauuu 7 1?-Vi H 5 ' b 13 B . L 4: -'Q rf 'Q .1 27 H Y 4 'J K. Q2 Q Q.-1 9 f vi ,, H 'Y , ' . Q'- wu ' .Le- mv'- s' f- 4 I . - 41 4? W Ji .'. 1 EPR ' U N 49 I 1 4 ip c A , r wwmtxxg wwwig 1 FRESHMEN CLASS Class Officers V Delbert Waldo President David Knapp Treasurer Marjorie Burick .. Vice-President Allene Benton .. Secretary Anderson, Arthur Arkelin, Roger Barker, Ronald Barnes, Charles Baron, Donald Benton, Allene Biohler, Mary Louise Bloom, Donald Burick, Dorothy Buriok, Harjorie Cable, Harold 'Chilcott, James Clint, Carolyn Coates, Jean Conrad, Kathleen Cunningham, Dolores 'Daggett , Don L. Dobbins, Erancis Drake, James Miss Adair and Mr. Felice--Faculty Advisers Dunn, Richard Eddinger, Anne Falzone, Charles Frame, Patricia Gardner, Rich 'Ge orge , Hom r George, JoAnn Gill, Russell Hosbach, Jean Hunt, Helen Hyer, Charles Iesue, France Jones, John Klin , Harry Knapp, David ard s Knight , Shirley Leroux, Evangeline Loftus, Jean Ludwig, Elizabeth MHPZKG, Harriet Maxwell, Elizabeth McClintock, Malcolm lIcFar1 d George M1ller,aZeverly Miller, Doris Mitchell John Nason, Phillip tNesbitt, William Ploss Charles Randall, Luther Rasch Karin Redpath, Audrey Renshaw, Charles Rhlnehart, Carrie Lee Ritenour, Lyrle Runzo Peggy aneurin, Ano. Russell, Kenneth Sanford, Charles Sharrer, Allen Shearer, Nancy Sherwood, Virginia Smith, Margaret Spence, Ernest 'Strauss, Harry Strong, Ida Belle 'Thorne, Virginia Vouch, Steven Waldo, Delbert Warthman, John Welsh, Richard White, Donald 'W1lliams, Shirley Wilson, Donald Woodring, Lavonne Yates, Raymond Yount, Constance George, Harold Greetings From BILLY SIMPSON POST NO. 470 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF U. S ELEVENTH and FRENCH STREETS ERIE PENNA GEORGE E CORDINGLEY Ch r practo 104.2 SILLINIAN AVENUE PHONF 53 STRATFORD OIN AVON RFSTAL RANT TRI on-1 sunm DINNER 101 S t t Tl h , . omp imen s 0 i 0 r I Y - I- J , 24 Hour Service ' .T --p LZ.-101 PLAY THE PIANO The Robert Wh1tfOrd Modern Plano School offers a combmed HAR MONY and NOTATION Method of learnmg to play the piano It 13 offered m the followlng courses Pgpular Seml-classxcal Swlng Classlcal Boogxe Woogxe Evangellstlc SPECIAL 8 LESSON COURSE IN POPULAR MUSIC Also Kxddles Plano Course Wrlte for free booklet The Pxano and Its Muslc whlch descrvbes a new and faSClIl8tlIlg way of learmng to play the plano Also Guxtar and Plano ACCOYdl0D Department Robert Whltford Modern Plano School The Show Place of Modern Plano Teachmg DANCING IS FOR EVERYONE The Mulvey Dance Studxo Offers the Followmg Dance Courses TAP BALLET TOE ACROBATIC and BALLROOM Courses are also offered ln baton and flag twlrlmg and there IS a speclal Rhythm Band Course for Klddles The Mulvey Dance Stumo can offer all of ltS students membership ln the DANCE GUILD OF ERIE A certlflcate of membershlp IS Issued to all students The Mulvey Dance Studxo also lssues dlplomas twlce a year markmg the advancement of lts students Excluslve prmted dance lessons are fumlshed wlth the lessons Through these the parent has an oppor tumty to follow carefully all of the materlal presented at the lessons New Students accepted at all times Wrlte for glft booklet on dancmg whxch descrxbes all the fascmatmg dances and lncludes a plcture of Mxss Mulvey ln a strlkmg dance pose MULVEY DANCE STUDIO 18 North Perry Square Telephone 23 360 The Dance Studlo of Refmement 18 North Perry Square Telephone 24-770 o '73 360 By Appointment Commercial Only Photography I PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY A L SHUIVIAKLR 4005 Maln Street Phone 84 143 Lawrence Palk WEBER S MUSIC STORE MUSlC3l Instruments S rm T lmml s MARY S DAIRY BAR Inf: Ngxemgf P k 1714 Peach Street 4008 IVIa1n Street Lawrence ar Em Penmmama WILLIAM SCHULD PAzxT1xc' md DECORATING 1067 Sxlhman A enue PHONP 812259 Lawrence Pall-. Ptmm I I BY I I -I 5 . . I t W-- we -- W--- I - -MALL C mpliments of , 3 - wx I . 'Iv v, , v V I 1 I I . , SL, v ' I I I I - ---f- --f -- - - V-- I I I C phments of I I N 1 I A I -I .I 1 2 ' .I v I , . LAWRENCE PARK SERVICE STATION 3487 East Lake R ad Phone C6 223 La renee P1 k CIRCLE FISHERIES CO Salt and Fresh Water FlSh of Every Varxety Ph 22 554 d 22 243 E t 8th St BEST WISHES FROM Penn Unzon FRIENDS Electwc Company W O - W ' 2 1' ' If It Swims, We Have it. - - 27 t Z L.. ',f ' ',..B-fd' Zum-Wm.. , 1 -M-f4nsrx,:' , 43' Q... ,4v ' 0 ,ff w.. ,KQV-' , , Q: S ,f'f' I 1 fl -9 A.P.O. No. 734697 il: Postmaster New York, New York Somewhere in Belgium Dear Willie, A lot has happened since we thankfully closed our seventh grade books for the last time. We were saddened by the loss of Mr. Dingle to Waterford High, for we could no longer look forward to his famous mystery stories, In his place is Mr. May, who has special talents of his own. He is very meti- culous about his classroom. Every seventh period he insists upon dusting the floor with one of his students, and then depositing the ur1f0I'tl1I19t6 one outside the door. During football season, our Junior Varsity defeated Waterford with the astounding score of 12-O. This result may be accounted for by the fact that many of our classmates were on the team. Our class meetings are examples of per- fect order and cooperation. So perfect, in fact, that Mr. Skala and several patrol boys are always handy in caze of an emergency. The citizens of Lawrence Park have organ- ized a wonderful Youth Center. It provides entertainment for boys and girls of all tastes The only drawback is that we are excluded from it until we reach maturity .... Freshman age. In order to quiet our indignant mutterings, e committee of adults started hobby clubs for our interests. Their desired results were ob- tained as we became engrossed in various fiehm such as riflery, painting, dramatics, sewing, photography, and ping pong. Not long ago, a class for would-be baton twirlers was organized. Many of the girls in our class are taking it up with high hopes of being future twirlers for the Lawrence Park band. A common sight in the eighth grade home- rooms ls bandaged and splinted students crawl- ing laboriously up and down the aisles. If s visitor is dumbfounded, it is merely because he is not familiar with our new motto: 'First Aid is the immediate temporary treatment given in case of accident or sudden illness before the services of a 'Coroner' can be secured.u Here's to Senior-High privileges, Yours for a positive peace, Qawafazf 1949 ': P15-1 'H 8 'Y f '.? 0 15 r. -' lf S Q we O 05' x, ' Q- as ilk? Q' '-1 e v in EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS .. If if Q Donald Fin1ey..Vice President Treasurer..Albert Bendig Louie Matosian.Pres1dent Secretary..Beverly Zim erman Mrs. Diehl, Mrs. Smith, Mr. May--Faculty Advisers Ames, William Bartlett, Shirley Bashioun, Wilma Beard, Ferris Beighey, William Bender, Jerome Bendig, Albert Bingham, Merton Bloom, Phyllis Bollman, Barbara Bowers, Peggy Brandenstien, John Brucker, Marjorie Burick, Donald Cadwallader, Richard fChilcott Roger com ck, Blizabeth Cooper, Reed Crews, Constance -Daggett, Mary France Dias, Louise Dorman, Elizabeth Dunford, Mildred Dzmura, Paul Eaton, William Eddinger, Nancy Essex, Ruth Finley, Donald Fox, James French, Thomas Garrison, Coletta Gorzynski, James Griffith, Donald Grotjohan, David Hannah, Gary Hawley, Carol Hazen, Roger Hewitt, Jacqueline Hess, Lillian Higby, Gerald Higby, Herbert Hoffman, Ralph Hulsinger, Francis Jackson, Richard Jackson, Beverly Kaebnick, Joyce Kilburn, Robert Kellogg, Robert Lamb, Harry Lathrop, Richard Lenning, Louise Loftus, John Ludwig, Roger Lye, Jean MacLeod, Ian Matosian, Louie McFarland, Janice McKelvey, Plina McKelvey, Charles Musser, Raymond Nantes, Mary Nason, Gladys Neuenfeldt, Greta O'Neil, Joseph Patmore, Betty Jo Peacock, Doris Peacock, Richard Hager, Margaret Renshaw, Elizabeth Rice, Betty Jean Riley, William Rushton, Phyllis Samson, Rita Schaffer, Robert Shultz, Homer Sickles, Robert Spiegel, Charles Stahlgren, Kenneth Stanton, Ralph Straub, William Swecker, Eileen Sweet, Jacqueline Veit, Richard Waite, John Welsh, Robert White, Norma Yadeski, James Zimmerman, Beverly Zimmerman, Ruth JOHIN SCHIEFFERLE WESLEYVILLE PENNA P U L A K O S 926 STATE STREET Cakes Cand es and Lu cheons L G BALFOUR COMPANY Attl b a R ng a d n mm C m t In Dlplo P s I ECOMA ICE CREAM an DAIRY PRODUCTS ERIE COUNTY MILK ASSOCIATION 21 L and State 22 255 T I , i n , . r e oro, Massachusetts Cl ss i s n Pi s Co en e en vitations ' mas- enona Cards ... si - 1 itv -7 J - f 42 . ge O 55 dd' EIIIIIIIHIU 1 Q eqln I ,w,., A fi 1 'E ir ' ' W I -'ft -. . .Q 'Wii' ,1:::: sv ir w 3 A f B U L N 49 x x M new :M is 'JM 1- Q' W. Q x. f yif . I Q? Y -5 w X f W 3 coaxed him out with a piece of cake. A de- lightful evening was wound up with delicious refreshments and contented 'good-bys.' Baton lessons were offered to those in- terested. Girls of every size and flavor snatched up the opportunity, and under the nearly professional supervision of twirler, Jeanne Trudeau, learned the basic intricates of baton twirling. To compensate for our being excluded from the glamour of the new Youth Center, hobby clubs were organized for our enjoyment Many of the Lawrence Park homes have been opened to us in order that we may carry on our particular hobbies. By now, we have learned to ignore the taunts of the older students. Having sur- vived the first year of our basic tra1r-ng with few casualties, we feel more capable of undertaking later the Obstacle Course ---- that is High School. Yours for a peacetime graduating class, Hoping to see you soon, Zdwqlffw We A. P. O. 13134617 cfo Postmaster New York City New York Somewhere in Germany Dear Hike, 'Class of 1950 The words rang in our ears with a note of dignity as we strode smugly through the huge but inviting gates of the High School. Soon dampened were our spirits, however, as we discovered the great difference between sixth and seventh grades. In the sixth grade, we were the traditional 'Kings of the Castle.' In seventh, we are the mice, abused and downtrodden by the cats of the upper classes. One of the many things for which we are grateful to Mr. Rhodes is his organization o dancing classes for all who were interested. Of course, only girls attended at first, but when they finally convinced their male friends that all dancers were not sissies, some of the bolder fellows ventured forth to test their talents for dancing. Jeedless to say, many of them are considering possible Fred Astaire careers. Our class meetings began enthusiastically. We discussed everything from a skating party to the Prom. It was not long before we dis- covered the monopolizing attitudes of the upper clasemen. We had a party on January 19, where those skilled in the technique of dancing could exhibit their prowess. Besides various games, we were fortunate to have with us an expert fortune teller. To add to the amuse- ment and confusion, a stray mongrel persisted in the invasion of our party. Ie finally 1 gf Mg V JM V 3 ,as . 5 .fn , 4' 4 J ? -' - v H fyfq A ' 1 . A 1 X , 4 ' at er--ff K .0 ,- 4 l W X . 9 Ayn -.M 1 lf. Q 'Q 3, .Law-1 if 9 g I' fn ,va f A '.. s 0 Q is -f - Q 9' 1 A. Q f' 1' 1 ' A' V f . 5 I A V V evil, . , ' V 5, A1 . Q i r x 'j wg? . t -.1 fix ? K if do tk . SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Joseph McClaran---President Homer Poulson ----- Vice President Ahlbrandt, William Anderson, Robert I. Aydelott, Ruth Walter Bemis, Benton, Dale Bloom, Constance James Blose, Boyce, Arlene Richard Brine, Bross, Michael Carletta Burch, Burick, Thomas Cable, Howard Cameron, Ronald John Coates, 'Coleman, Robert 'Coleman, William Cohick, Charles Cooper, Puffin Craig, Priscilla Culbertson, Shirley 'Moved Mrs. Helen Schnur, Mrs. lk lk Dobbins, Wilma Dorman, Geraldine Earley, Nancy Eaton, Neal Emington, James Finley, Robert T. Frame, Barbara J. Geigle, Ieona J. Gest, Donald W. Gorzynski, Jean Green, Barbara Green, Nancy Hadlock, Harold Hamadey, Eileen Hatton, Dan Haynes, Shirley Hazen, Christiane Heath, Harold Heuer, Shirley Ann Hulsinger, Norman . .-.AM .W -f ' . Treasurer---Leona Geigle Secretary---Geraldine Dorman Lucille Sova---Faculty Advisers Johnson, Marlene Johnson, Russell Jones, lois W. Jones, Doris Knight, George Krause, Richard Kuhlman, Mary Joan McAchren, Constance McClaran, Joseph McKenzie, Margaret Mumford, Dolores Mumford, Margaret Nesbitt, Robert Pier, Jean Floss, Wilma Lois Poulson, Homer Renshaw, Robert Rhodes, Helen Irene Roberson, William Russell, Esther Russell, John Samsel, Mary Iou Sanner, Doris M. Sharpe, Daniel Sheehan, Shirley Shearer, Janet Sickles, Kenneth Stefano, Marie Swecker, Marian Sweet, Robert Thayer, Jeanne Torrey, Betty Jane Torrey, Shirley Wendel, Mary Louise rwestman, Eleanor N. Willett, Dorothy Willett, Jack Woolrich, Nancy J. 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A. 7 l l E WANT you to know somethlng about Erle Meter Systems an 1ndustry located close to Lawrence Park We have manv of your frlends and relatlves worklng ln our plant The gaso llne pump at your corner servlce statlon was more than hkely bu1lt here However you w1ll be surprlsed to know that com plete fuelmg systems for the Army A1r Corps and the Navy are also bu11t at Erle Meter Systems We bulld systems havxng capa cltles up to 4000 gallons per mmute Our organlzatlon recentlv recelved the U S Marltune Award for oustandmg productxon of materlal for cargo shlps and tankers L O CARLSON N A CARLSON 'gifz-H Harry E Mueller K E Y M We make Duphcate KEYS of All Descrlptlons MARIE S SNACK BAR In 3 Mmm 14 East 11th Street Just Off State W h Machlnes Vacuum Cleaners LOWER STATE STREET ailehlnilt Parts Repalr All Makes Dlal 23 345 Everythmg 1n Sheet E , Musxc and Books MASER K S DRUG STORE 1132 Parade Street Phone C6 134 MUSIC SERVICE 17 West nth Sheet Elast1c Hos1ery Trusses Ene, Penna Abdornlnal Belts W . . , I , - v I ' u - A President V.P. and Gen. Man. C mpliments of HT H E . A NU , . DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY MAIN STREET LAWRENCE PARK ERIE PA DRUGS COSMETICS STATIONERY F I VICTORY lf? x STATES L W GREWER WAR f X Q ' 321323 3315 Buffalo Road I f STAMPS 1 p K Wesleyvllle Penna X1 Erles Largest Selectxon of The Roble Pharmacy FINE RUGS Your satlsfactlon IS our success and LINOLFUMS Prescrlptlon SDGCIHIISIZS 928 East Avenue Er1 Broadloom Stalr Carpetmg 3x12 Rugs Numdah Rugs Thlow Rugs Inland Llnoleum PIIIIICQCI LlIIOlCl1l1I Imoleum Rugs G Pa ROSE RUG Co Eleventh and French Streets Natlonal postwar plans w1ll mclude a demand for many well tramed secretarles accountants stenographers and clerks Our thorough Busmess Tralmng Courses vull qualify you to f1ll one of these pos1t1ons successfullv Wrlte for catalog ERIE BUSINESS COLLEGE 220 WEST NINTH STREET ERIE PENNSYLVANIA Phone 23 814 r v - I AP Q C mpliments of C all C1 3-V :I in fl a Q r 'n.. rl Q X v ' E I . , . . . . ,, W , A , . . . . . . . .I 1 . O I ' I l 1 . C 3 . .. 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MJJIR POETRY The Youth Center Something new has been added here, Something new just this year, It's a club for kids your age and mine, A club we know you'll think is fine There's pretzels, pop, and ice cream, too Singing, dancing lots to do, At seven we come, at eleven we go Ne can't stay longer, that we know The ping pong table is in such Cheering spectators 'round the Get there first, you'll have a Of course, the rules you first demand, table stand, turn must learn witness a scramble life is a gamble At the stroke of eleven you'll Its your coat or my coat, your When our coats or reasonable facsimlles are found, We leave in high spirits, all homeward bound So this is the place we hold so dear And all you pay is a dollar a year Come one, come all, we'll be glad to see you Viola Vouch 1113 'I Don't Know What To Write Aboutn I don't know what to write about, I've thought and thought and thought it out There are birds and bees and other things That walk and crawl and use their wings There are boys and girls who run and pla Who seem so happy, bright and gay To use them for my poetic theme Would take a brain too bright and keen To write a verse about my teachers, Or other semi human creatures Would fill the air quite full of gloom And this, no doubt, would seal my doom I've thought and thought and thought it And you'll agree without a doubt That writing Year Book poems, you see, Is a task for a senior and not for me out, Glennagene Adkins KlOAD Snow Snow, snow everywhere On the porch and in the air Drifts picturesque and high Cover the familiar scenes near by Forlornly flies here and there A bird, hoping a few crumbs to share The information While children playing along Of osculation the street Confuses me no end Shriek with each new thrill they meet Participation Although 1t's wonderful and Brings elation beautiful to see But pays no dividend It's the good old summertime for me. Eileen Ramsay ill! Jean Coats f9CJ The Night Before Prom Night Twas the day before Prom night And all through the Park Each guy was out rushing Prepared for this lark Some dashed to the drive way With brush and with mop To clean up the car for The big junior hop A frown cut the smoothness Of juvenile brow If wolfing were manners They sure would know how Dancing class methods Learned in their youth Had long since been indexed As needless, uncouth But abruptly a bolt struck Out of the blue! Could one ration stamp be And what about flowers Ordered weeks past But not as yet called for Our heroes can't last Time flew by swiftly Tension grew taut Stomach born butterflies Fluttered and fought The night was a flurry Of frolic and fun Laughter and heartbeats Rolled into one The day after Prom night Dawned on a world Wearied and peaceful and Blissfully furled Eileen Ramsay fllAJ My Favorite Subject I'm sure the thing that I like most Is lots of jam on breakfast toast However, I've a healthy hunch That I am partial to my lunch But if I must you ask me for the winner confess it would be dinner A bite Will help round out a perfect day to eat when you hit the hay I like my food, so why be hollow As long as I can chew and swallow And so, because of wartime rations I'm open to all invitations Dick Grieb flOAl . . ' ! I - I -, o I 7 I 3 V 7 I 3 Come anytime, but come------please do. Stretched over two? . , , Y, ' 7 ' 1 J 1 8 I ESSAYS CHEERUJADING Cheerleading has developed into a great American pastime. The thousands of sport fans no longer attend the games to view the unflinching, heroic players, but to watch breathlessly the charming and enthusiastic cheerleaders. The qualifications of a cheerleader are few and simple. Naturally, an exceptionally large mnuth, capable of producing a booming noise, appears first on the list. The voice should have the volume to carry to the farthest corner, even to calling home a stray cow. Every cheerleader is equipped with a beautiful Ipana toothpaste smile a smile which is frequently forced to conceal the expressions that would otherwise appear Posture happens to be but a minor detail Just permit your legs and arms to fly in anv direction they desire and never allow yourself to stand with your shoulders thrown back and stomach held in No doubt if you stood and walked in such a manner, you would be politelv asked to resign from the squad Co operation has no place at all on the cheerleading team Everyone has his own ideas as to the way things should be done, so, he carries out his own theories It would be considered selfish if the captain expected us to do the same th ng at the same time You will see one or two dashing excitedly to their cheering positions the instant the referee blows his whistle for time Two or three others wlll be engaged in an unintelligent conversation and will be enraged not to wake up until the cheer has been called Thev proceed lazily to take their place, giving the alert opponents the opportunity to cheer first Then the great moment arrives, the half Each cheerleader hastens to leave the gym Another coat of lipstick is applied over lips that are already too red, another layer of powder is slapped on and last but not least, an attempt is made to comb hair that most resembles string Suddenly, the anxious audience begins yelling madly the cheerleaders are paradins in again Cheer' Cheer' greets their ears, and at the end of one cheer, they have the same appearance they had before leaving their fans Wilma FOX l12Al ON COMINP HOME LATE The sweat streamed down my forehead and for mv house key I just knew I had it but went through, but to no avail I had almost neck as I frantically searched where? Pocket after pocket I given up hope when finally my fingers clutched it in my vest pocket My hopes then began to mount, but were quickly brought down by the thought of facing my mother for it was two found the keyhole After opening the door and tip toelng inside I cautious closed it While removing my shoes I caueht my breath and prayed that the sen itive ears of my mother would not detect me Slowly in stocking feet I mounted the stairs As each tep in turn pave out its soueaky warning, I cursed the carpenter who had built them After e time which seemed like eternitv I reached the upstairs hall There, to my horror, I discovered that I had stupidly forgotten to brin my shoes Realizing my plight descended the stairs to vet my footwear it would have been better to be caught redinnded than to be trapped by the circumstantial evidence After re ascending EHS stairs, I slipped into my bedroom Silently I removed my clothes and c imbed into bed As I lay there comalimenting myself on havin survived the ordeal, the door slowly opened My satisfied smile turned into a grimace of discomfort as my mother walked in and stopped in the riddle of my room to incuire, 'Did you lock the door Dono' 2 Donald Bock l12AJ ly I . ' - 1 ' v A J , o'c1ock in the morning. With an unsteady hand, I fumbled for and finally ' f 4 ' 1 9 . . K , 1 . , . , -. I . K 4 ' ' , C . . , , I . , , . TPIRTY 'IX RIGHTQ IN TH' LAB ROOM WLab a SlSt ntn 1S a two word name w1th three d1St1HCt deflnitlons One EIVSH by the dlctlonary, another by the chemlstry students, and the la t by the 8QS19t8HtS themselves heb ter savs, Wlt is one who alds 1n the evnerlments of the laboratory ' The chem1stry student say , '1t 1S one who cop1es h1 an ver from the 1nstructor and won't tell anyone el e the results The lab as 1stant ' d6f1HltlOH 15 na ucker who, at the beg1nn1ng of the wear, volunteered to do all the dlrty work not des1red to be done personallv by the 1n tructor F1Ve member make up tbl 11 t of volunteer laves three underdog JUHlOT who get all the d1rty work and two uper1or sen1or vho do as llttle as pos 1ble The e twent1fth centurw erf are all SUpeFV1 ed bv the m terly lave FTIVGT, Mr G1ll lverx Thur dav H1 ht f1nd the e er twh1le va l COMUOUHGIHQ pungent ocored evnerlments Occeslonally some VBF1Bt1OH occur on the e lUPUbF1OU9 nleht Por IH tance, there wa the nirht ve had an ether frollc to ascerta1n vho could smell the mo ether before passlns out The re ult wa that no one could remember xho va the last one to rem ln con c1ou we vere ll knocked out nvaln there was the Hlfht vhen the need of an e1per1ment comnellec u to make lee crean, th1s was verv borlnp w1th lce cream t twenty f1VS cent a n1nt and a uber Lawrence Park peclal at f1fteen per who'd want to bre h1 arm over weatlnv, altw, grlttw, Dartlcular Hlnht hr G1ll va compelled O1mOH Levree, to get u to ta te the re be1nf a l b a S1 tant occurs tW1C6 a messy lce cream churn On th1s to nortray h1 fBVOFlt6 role, ults One of the magor cur e year when all equ1pment must be hed, the cheulcals rearranred, end nev reacent made he Job of hlng and relrrfnglng lS fllled by Wl1l1HP volunteers cho en by the termund h1m elf The rem1in1ng ones, which are u ually sen1ors use the1r suoer1or 1ntellipence for the m1XlHg of reagents nt the conclu 1on of the vear there 1S a Jolly party for the o tle1r 9mEUClD t1on from the Wold nrofessor FY lf- Sprlng I Here A warm t'1n breeze, as I opened the door The cool, clean mell, mvk1n mv p1r1t B1rds Chlrplng weetly 1U branche o er Grass SDTlHP1HQ up where gras had been soa head dead No 1CV bln t that et my heart THCIUE, To dull, drearv day v1ll I ever be T 0 Davs now look brlfht and full of cheer, For at long, long le t DT1DP 1 here' ln? ut r O1Hg toope vho T9C9lV6 N1ll1am Schuld Cl2AJ LIHSS There are lonp 11H9S 1U a bu1ld1ng Th t meet 1n peak There are hard l1ne 1D a play To learn and to beak There are f1H8 l1nes 1n a cress Phat Cl1HQ nd flatters nd ln l1ne of poetry It rhfme that matters There are l1ne 1H geometrw Me'd l1ke to forget, And there' the llne of a Th t's the be t l1ne Grace anner fl2Al ky Dent1st Gay Aouleran Doe he re lly enjov h1 DT8CtlC6S, Thi man who 1 env1ed bv none Ie probably does c u e the fact lS he chuckles when It 1 done Lo t weetheart 'wolf, vet Cl?AJ I'm all alone ton ht, you see, The mental torture 1 terr1ble ou lt 1D the cha1r and freeze But the nhw 1cal torture's unbearable h n he ay nOpen w1der, plea 1 n 'pe1nle dentl tryu In black and vhlte on h1s door, But I can tell ox dlfferently 'Cause I ve been there before velyn tel7er Cl2Al I'm verw ad 1nd lonely l ll h I'6 recon 1de1ed, now Cause ,ou're the one and onlv John Gregg flll True BTIGHG h1p The leave may wlther ,nd flover ma, d1e Your fr1ends mev forpet vou, But never shall 1. 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An lnvestment 1n muslc study IS a l1fet1me asset of great practxcal value D t row up m musical Ignorance when you can at very moderate cost o no g get a good muslcal educatlon from begmner to competent artlst at the ERIE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Prmclpal Peter Le Sueur Phone 22 824 156 West 7th Street Lessons glven by a hlghly quallfled faculty of twenty artists ln Plano Volce Organ Band and Orchestral Instruments Expressxon Harmony and Counter t Certlfxcates awarded on the satlsfactory completlon of each grade po1n Graduatlon Courses Frequent Student Recltals New pupxls may begm at any tlme Folders and all mformatlon on request MACK S BARBER SHOP 3203 Buffalo Road Wesleyvxlle Penna A Umon Shop Same Locatxon for 9 Years Fashions Right From Morn 0 Nl ht B E N S 0 N S 704 STATE STREET Kenneth J Gamble RETIREMENT INSURANCE Lawrence Park Representatlve Member of the Merlt Class 92 214 22 693 SHOES HOSIERY BAGS ofcow-so TENTH and PEACH IN ERIE Com plzments of Gus Demetter Chonce meats and grocenes 4009 Mann St Tel 84 356 The PENN THEATRE Congratulates the Class of 1945 and wxshes them every success I . . 3 I Y 7 . . . . v v U . , . . 3 . , . , . 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C0l71p1IN1Fl1fS of JOHNNY CUNNINGHAM Northwest Electric congratulates e C ass Constructlon Company 'W Wnshes Them 323STATESTREET Every Success Erxe Penna Sc HO OL DISTRICT OF LAWRENCE PARK 'rowNsHlP LAWRENCE PARK ERIE PA CAn open letter to the citizens of Lawrence Parkj Dear Friends, We, the pupils of Lawrence Park High School, wish to take this opportunity to thank the Civic and Religious organization of our town for providing us with our splendid Youth Center organization and who are financing the SUpPPV1S1On, the United States Housing Authority for furnishing the building, heat, light, and janitor service free of charge, the Men's Club for the donation of a piano, the P T A for drapes, and the members of the Adult Governing Board for the many hours they contributed before the club actually began to function We truly appreciate your thoughtfulness Very gratefully yours, L P H S Studen S eh I of d We wish to thank especially the Fireman who initiated the O Q O Q J t S COMMITTEE MEETING CANTEEN YOUTH STUDENT BOARD CENTER CHECKERS PING PONG F lorlsts Decorators 705 I EACH STREET Z7 WEST 7th STREET Greenhouse Store 1218 EAST 6th STREET Erie Pemwg ls ama Complzments Friend CllIl1f71lll1fllfS C L Culmer MOBILG AS MOBILOIL Nason's Store SQ to Sl O0 3414 Buffalo Road xvesleyville Penna. Lantz S Red and Whlte 3424 Buffalo Road Phone 81 194 GROCERIES MEATS SELF-SERVICE CROSSLEY COMPANY MACHINISTS SHEET METAL WORKERS 16 West 5th Street Phone 23 828 Erie, Pennsylvania LAVER'S Of ofa Junior Girls' Chorus This group consists of sixty charming girl membersunder the direction of Mrs. Agnes Diehl. Every fifth period on Tuesdays and Thursdays the girls gather together for an informal period of music and entertainment. Their program consists of singing popular and semi- classical songs. Twirlers Did you ask whom those attractive girls are that lead the band? They're the flag twirlers. This group of snappy girls consists of Allene Benton, Lucela Gibbs, Betty Maxwell, barbara Shewan, and Dolores Strarks. Our Majorette is Jeanne Trudeau. 5 L I I ,v Senior Girls Chorus Under the direction of Mr. Schilken, these girls have spent many enjoyable hours together. Besides the regular class periods, this group of 55 members has participated in several programs throughout the course of the school year. In December they took part in the Minstrel Show and in March they sang in a concert. A special group of these girls along with the orchestra presented a program at East High School in April. Lillian Dunst has acted as the chorus secretary. Accordion Band Under the leadership of Mrs. Diehl, the members of the Accordian Band have done their best to entertain our own school as well as many other organizations. They practice every wednesday during the fifth perlodg everyone engoys hearing them. Compliments of l Our Sporting Goods Department PALACE HARDWARE HOUSE 913-I5 State Street Erie, Penne. Wesleyville Paint and Glass Hardware PAINTS AND ENAMELS l GLASS BRUSHES r CHRISTMAS TOYS l Phone 81-146 A. R. HACKETT and Mrs D R Kelly l PLAY SAFE l Buy Diamonds Watches ewelry and Clocks from an Experxenccd Relnable and Pr1ct1c1l jeweler 26 Years Ill Wcslcyvrllc GEORGE V THOMAS Of xcxal N Y C R R Waldo Inspector We Tune the Railroad Why Not You Complrmenh DIAS SPRING SERVICE Eno Perma. The Qu lty Spe alty Sh p f Erie P Uhr Halle Bros Gu Trmes Square I 0 ANITA GOODLING ul CI v 10568 lho A 84 1 Sz. fr ie ul? 5 CLEANERS AND DYER' EAST 6TH AT GERMAN ST 25,605 PHONES- 25-606 11: :mc .xr :oz :ul :cr l 1 , ,J , 1 rr n ' - f' ' f ai ci o - o ' , a, os . . 0 I C I l I Q V ll - Complimens I W ' 1 , A 1 , Piano lnstructor 1 -' Pre-lnstrumen asses 1 Private Theor Classes I ' l - l mi s n ve. Phone -55 1 f ' T T 1 A I l l Egg! Q S3 :ao - . 1 313 .vi-. 1 1 ,4 - Q K: A- J , , av Q VA , ,, ' K '. 7 ,. .f - if Q4 F A , 1 ' 4' m N, ' - it f v ff -N cf' ' , 0 A, . , ' 1 '44, 3' lv' '5-6652? I ' ' is- ' Q 573 ... K A 'f' W 'fl . sf.. ? 11 -x Ill x wwf mfr U Y 1 M , ', C, Q ' Y g r ' tg , g A-lg Q f h ' V 111 Q, Q 4,3 , iff 5 3, 1 1 9 4 , V U6 . 2 , . ' . ' if 1. , 5, 2,1 ,V sv . J 6' .A ,, Baritone Bells Clarinets Drums Flutes Horns Oboe Saxaphones Trombones Trumpets Tubes: Tympani: BAND Joanne Williamson Charles Falzone John Smith, Charles Hazen, Arthur Sweatland, Miriam Stoner, Dolores Cunningham, Robert Holmes, Doris Jones, Lorraine Paulson, Patsy Dodge, Kenneth Russell, Harold Hadlock, Beverly Miller-Bass Clarinet Richard Grieb, Roger Stevens, Peggy Samson, Richard Dunn, David Kuhlman Traps-Roger Hazen, Reed Cooper. Barbara Holmes, Ian MacLeod, Richard Beighy Lucille Wachter, Donna Rae Cameron, Laura Beanland, Robert Kilburn Viola Vouch Ann Marie Vouch, John Mitchell, Emma Rose Culmer, Donald Baron, Dan Hatton Jack Anderson, Francis Raven, Phillip Nason, Nyla Fitting, Don Bloom John Morrison, Robert Kellogg, Kenneth Stalgren, Harold George, John Brandenstein, Andrew Hilhouse, Bruce Trude A Arthur Anderson, Donald Wilson Genelle Prindle During the year the band and orchestra presented the following programs March 19, Music for Youth, Orchestra and Songsters April 13, At East, Orchestra and Songsters April 20, The Band and Twirlers In early May the Band, Orchestra, and Songsters presented a 'Thank Youn Program, to the Parent-Teachers Association. MINSTREL SHOW - -Y V . M., Lady, Club National Honor SocictY The Leaders' Club had a difficult time getting started, but it now has come out of the dark and is really going at a fast pace. The one big event of this club is the in- itiation of its new membersg that's the night for fun and frolicl More than forty girls belong to this organization. Offi- cers areg President, Gay McClarang Vice- President, Ruth Parkerg Secretary, Lillian Dunstg and Treasurer, Audrey Ames. Safety Patrol The Lawrence Park Safety Patrol, under the supervision of Mr. Donald Gill: and with Donald Videtto as captain, has com- pleted its eighteenth year without an accident. Besides keeping constant vigil on the 1200 students who pass their corners daily, they have patrolled at basketball games, football games, and at various other school functions. The extra heavy snow- fall taxed the already overburdened patrol- ites, but in true Lawrence Park Spirit they came through to a glorious finish. The staff of the 1945 Lawrentian wishes to congratulate the new members of the National Honor Societyg namely, Audrey Ames, Lillian Dunst, Wilma Fox, George Hammerbeck, Ruth Grace Sanner. The members of the who were elected during year are: Gay McClaran Stelzer. Parker, and class of 1945 their Junior and Evelyn Students elected to this organize tion from the class of 1946 are: Viola Vouch, Lucille Waechter, and Genelle Prindle. Debating The Lawrence Park Debating Society has completed an excellent season by giving more selves. On question we Larson, Gay Wachter and than a good account of them- the Affirmative side of the have Gerry Griffith, Mary McClaran, Audrey Ames, Lucille Robert Holmes: matching their wits against the Affirmatives are Lillian Dunst, Robert Daglish, Wilma Fox, Francis Raven, Lorraine Poulson, and Shirley Bryson of the Negative. Lawrence Park salutes our debating team for the splendid job they have done! W? Erza Reszstor Corpomtzon C 1 t f CHEERLEADERS Every athletic team is backel up by the cheers ani yells of the stuaents leai by our spirited cheerleaders. Our school was represented this year by a nroup of lively, vivacious, girls with Nrs. Diehl as supervisor and Gay VcClaran as captain. The squad consisted of: Lillian Dunst, Dolores Starks, Allene Benton, Joan Uzzle, Wilma Fox, Betty Maxwell, Gay NcClaran, and Luceda Gibbs. Three new girls, Marlene Johnson, Mary Lou Nantes, ani Peggy Runzo were electei to the grOuD. They will serve as a nucleus for future squads. The High School Study Club of the Church of St. Mark The Evangelist Compliments The Graduatmg Class a Washes Them Success THE ERIE DAILY TIMES Com plrmcnfs of Z I N K S Mlraclcan Clean as a Breath of Sprung Phone 25 216 Let Us Lithograph Your Prmtmg Jobs Like Thls Book NO TYPE OR CUTS NEEDED And Prlces are More Reasonable too Advance Prlntlng SL L1thO Co Prmtmg and Llthographmg 1118 20 Chestnut Street Erxe Pennsylvama nd 7 1 , 4 1-en , . I1 COMPLIMENTS OF Steiner Mfg. Works GENERAL MACHINISTS Manufacturers of Tools and Special Machinery Henry M Stemer W 17th St Erle Pa Compliments of JOHN V. SCHULTZ CO Distinctive F urniturev TWENTY EAST EIGHTH, ERIE COMPLIMENTS OF Peterman s Beauty and Barbel Shop 3906 Mam St 1007 Rankin Ave For Appomtments Phone 83 406 Apparel and Equipment For Hunting Fnshmg Riding Camping L. PRESS XL CO 1206 1216 State Street THE DUCHESS SHOP The Llttle Shop on Tlmes Square 100 West 10th St Fue 9917 Buffalo Rd Wesleyxllle 131,13 TRASK PRESCOTT Sz RICHARDSON CO n U DEPARTMENT STORE n I XV State at Nmth Streets nji .H an Ene Pa .4 wg P 351 . . ', . ' ' I C Il' t' f - . JC , Pa. - Q . - ' , Pa. ff. ,gl .3 ' ' l 1 1 ' I I TT' an v Ill- . 1 u 9 V ,TQ lr. I il' -A fri, A . ,-H-ef-- -, , , -4 6 ' I Inu '2' , . :tai 1' .1 ,, I. eh1 s Market 3401-03 Buffalo Road VVE DFLIVER Dial 83-123 COMPLIMENTS OF Quaker Cleaners 2603 Parade Street 2527 Peach Street 962 West 26th Street 1652 West 8th Street 461 West 8th Street 1119 State St. 626 State St. 1002 East Lake Rd. COMPLIMENTS OF 'Ziff Coupler Company 1216 Peach Street Erxe Pa COMPLIMENTS OF 822 East Sth Street LAWRENCE PARK METHODIST CHURCH Lam rence Park Erle Penna COMPLIMENTS OF Bronson Food Servlce After Graduatlon Attend Erle Commerclal College Sth and State Phone 22 644 Res C66 358 K t o vnu una nc.u 1 nmovnct CO. Christmas Pla The gripping drama, CHRISTMAS BARRICADE, was presented By the Speech Class under the direction of Mrs. Skala. This was a real life story filled with both pathos and humor. The parts were excellently portrayed by: Wilma Fox, Rita Alton, Imogene Marzka, Eileen Ramsay, George Hammerbeck, Charles Hazen, and Douglas Stevens. Girl lntra-Mural Captains A small group, which is not heard of very often but who are doing a very good job, are the Girl Homeroom Captains. It is their duty to select teams for differ Y Ballroom Dancing Class ent games which are held in school. The group includes: Nancy Coates, Muffin Cooper, Barbara Holmes, Jacqueline Jones, Marlene Johnson, Jo Ann Ritenour, Betty Maxwell, Grace Sanner, Jeanne Thayer, Betty Jo Patmore. I The seventh and eighth graders are right in step this year. There's nothing slow about these cherubs. Once a week these modern youths meet in the gymnasium to study the art of terpsichore with Miss Dorothea Mulvey. Smart kids--these seventh and eighth graders. Boy lntra-Mural Captains These Homeroom Captains are selected by the popular choice of the class. Their duties are to organize, and to lead their selected teams. The members of this group join the rank of unsung heroesg for although they do a splendid piece of work, they are seldom heard of This group is comprised of: R. Johnson, E. Blose, T. Matosian, R. Jack son, J. Jones, D. Wescott, F. Raven, T. Conley, T. Patmore, and C. Hazen. EARLE C GREENLEE Meats Fancy Groceries Vegetables c G d t I1 4000 4002 MAIN STREET 0 I -1-.SEAS C0 D wllll Pa fHcadquarIcrs I-IILL MILL Complzments E 8z A Doubet eu clers S 10th and Holland Sts Q202 E l0thJ WIII oofl. c GENERAL ELECTRIC REALTY CORPORATION ssssm. se L Prk E Ph 84191 ' Congratulations to Th u ua ing CIass o 94 5 from Y UI Fviends GP to ,, . gin , F S S ' 0 .ali U in BU 8- State Streets Visit Your Lawrence Pull Of O O ' , I 1 Best is u o the Scni rs awrenc Pnl: in ., awrcncc a , lic, Perma. one Attendance Monitors A group of co-operative Senior girls helped the office keep an accurate attend- ance record. This group includes: Audrey Ames, Evkina Avedisian, Lillian Dunst, Genevieve Larson, Gay McClaran, Emily Renshaw, Grace Sanner, and Evelyn Stelzer. Library Assistants Many students give up some of their free periods to help assist in the library. Although their duties are not too great, they do Such things as: desk work, filing, typing, checking books, and many tasks that fit into making a successful library. The library also has two special helpers that contribute some of their spare timeg namely Robert Schaffer, reference-worker, and Ruth Zimmerman, messenger. The officers of the library are: President, Donna Cameron: Vice-President, Phyllis Cordingleyg Secretary Nancy Shearerg Treasurer, Lois Miller. Office Monitors The office monitors are a grouptof girls that give some of their free time to help in the office. They do such tasks as col lecting and distributing absentee slips, delivering mail to the draft board, and carrying messages to the teachers. The office personnel admits that these young ladies are a great asset to their staff. Commercial Club Our school paper The Tiger ha is published by this ambffous grofff, The girls of this club also ect as student secretaries to the faculty mem- bers. The officers of the Club are: President, Emily Renshawg Vice President, Lillian Dunstg Secretary, Wilma Fox, and Program Chairman, Gay McClaren. Editor of The Tiger Rag is Mary Larson. 'Lab Assistants Five scientific young boys assisted Mr. Gill in the chemistry laboratory. These young chemists gave up each Thursday evening to do experiments so that they could render aid to their classmates on lab day. Mr. Donald G1ll's five little assistants were: Don Bock, Gerry Griffith, Francis Raven, Bill Schuld, and Dick Schaffner. custodians Home Nursing Under the supervision of Mrs. Zimmerman, our school nurse, the Senior girls are enjoying a class of Home Nursing. Since there is a demand for doctors and nurses, both home and abroad, Home Nursing has taken a vital stand since the war. The purpose of these classes is to give high school girls a few helpful lessons on caring for the incapacitated, both young and old. The cleanliness and attractiveness of our school is due to the efforts of this group of smiling custodians. They are Mr. Bennett, Mr. Gay, Mr. McCradie, and Mr. Carnahan. What would our school do without this pleasant staff? Mr. Gay Mr. Bennett Mr. Mccreadie Emil Wolfe s Red and White Food Store Sevin Art Store 1 x West 7th Street Erie P Sl1Illft1fI01lS Class of 1945 Our Speclaltxes 1906 Lake Road Phone Graduation Gifts Commencement Invztatlons Graduatlon and Callmg Cards F rammg of Dxplomas Prompt Reasonable Effluent HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO Medical and Surgncal Supplies Prescnphons 92 West N nth St e Pho e BI 1440 Hugo Lohse P op WESLEYVILLE GREENHOUSE o e lo all Occas o s Pa tes We-dd ngs Bouq ets a d F e al Des gn g at Reasonable P ces .3310 B Halo Rd Wesley Ile Chrlst Evangellcal Lutheran Church The Church mth a Message and a Welcome for All' ', a. ' 9 l W Io 1 0 0 ' ' i - EW 'Pl COMPLIMENTS OF n - , r , Y FI w rs r I n ri - Q - u H un r u ln ri P u . vu , Perma. BUWLING LANE5 Main Street, Lawrence Park Erie, Pennsylvania For Xour ENJOYVIENT and REI AXATION DIEGES Sz CLUST 14 John Street New York 8 N Y Manufacturlng Speclaltv Jewelers Class Rlngs and P1ns Medals Cups Trophles and Plaques Athletlc Awalds MEADOW BROOK DAIRY Q x GOLDEN GUERNSEY X Plant Buffalo Road at Harnson MCGARVEY BROS Farm Umon Cnty Phone 26 729 A . J ,- v 1 9 ' ' ? Y ,, -rn, U 'o .J Xi., Q 3 N' . n ' ll ' ..... .... , v ol ,U a,.e on nun F vs. K A .N 'Qin ' 55 X Q a n W ' 0 A, ' .- 55 4 ?7'i1.f + :WV .1- .-J Q . 'E ' mugwn . w J'u ' 'QWW4-Q-nlmgwnfa 4' 'jf V lffw 3 0 i , 5.1 E'-' A ,qs ' an 1 5 F'-5 . , '15, y- im Ii Q 5 .ffazv 'Vin-95 'ef 1 L t 1 .4 '11 L. Rl 4 A ' 1 X H ,QU t i w-J ,Q U Y 25 cw ? fs: 5, j F I R C H ' S MA-MADE BREAD Always Buy the Besf' Hamilton - Elgin Bulova - Waltham Watches Blue White Perfect Diamonds W. A. Davis jeweler 107 West 10th Street Compliment of RQ Misses' and Women's Fashion Apparel 917 Sm Se ' C l' . f HELEN McOLINTON'S BEAUTY SHOP Sanner Office Supply Desks Chairs Files Safes Systems Supplies West 11th St Erie Couzplzmelzis John F Nuss justice 0 Peace Phone 82 264 3905 Mann Street C M RAYL DRUG STORE 620 Paiade Stleet Phone C6 006 hue Penna COMPLIMENTS OF For'ty's Tailor Shop Q . Eric, Puma. . of O ' f I 32 . ' , Pa. 1 , O 'WFT gl ON E-ACT PLAYS S 1944 MYSTERY OF THE TAPPING KEYS Y 1 w w fe fx 2,2--is SX A SOPHEEFRON1SANDYSVlLE FHREMABISAVEIWYCHHLD MANAGERS 05 d SPAGHETTI SHOP Phone 71-268 1363 Buffalo Road Spaghetti-Ravioli Erie, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF Rickert-Shafer Co. COMPLIMENTS OF N S Whlte COMPLIMENTS OF lller s Esso SGFVICG 2404 East Lake Road C0lIlp1lll1f'llfS A FRIEND When gon arf' m l1t'0d0fgf0Cl'flCS Ring 81 492 THE WESLEYVILLE MARKET Phone 65 222 Endlcott Johnson Factory Shoe Store For The Famlly At Popular PTICGS 1112 State St E119 Pa Boston Factory Shoe Repauq We Feature Whlle You Walt Serwce All Work Guaranteed M. , . of . - I l . 1 I 1 A Complete Line of Footwear - - - - - ,' Track 1944 Wrestling The members of the wrestling team Once again Lawrence Park turned out pictured here are: Eudelle Blose, Don a splendid track team. Under the capable Bock, Dick Cadwallader, Chet Fox, Jim supervision of mr. Dingle, the team Fox, Tom French, Ralph Hooven, Dick had meets with East, Strong Vincent, Jackson, Jim Korn, Robert Lawton, Roger academy, and Mesleyville High Schools. Ludwig, Louie Matosian, Philip Nason, William Riley, Clarence Speigel, Ernest Uutstanding achievment of the year Spence, Ralph Stanton, Rickard Veit, Jack was an overwhelming victory over our Warthman, James Yadeski. Mr. Felice is nearby rival, Wesleyville. their capable instructor. Golf 1944 Scoreboard Operators The golf team this year was composed The best view of the house is held of: A. Swetland, A. Samsal, J. Morrison, by the boys who keep score. They are N. Millar, F. Raven, R. Dalglish, R. Griab, under the direction of mr. Rhodes. and R. Branlenstein. Meets were held with Lucky kids! All they have to do is East, Tech, Strong Vincent, and Academy switch lights off and on and change High Schools. numbers Uh! for the life of a score board operator! An outstanding member of the team was Richard Br ndanstein, who placel in the Erie Left to right in the picture are: County and Northwestern Tournaments and J. O'Neill, G. Griffith, R. Holmes, participatei in the All-Scholastic meet A. Peterson, and D. Videtto. at Penn State College. f AL A on SHERWIN WILLIAMS Congratulatlons to CLASS OF 1945 For MUSIC on Records lt s the RECORD BAR AT WARREN RADIO Twelfth and State Phone 77 300 Pastrxes and Baked Goods Home Cooked Meals J AYDEE S 822 Parade Street Erle Penna Phone 23 177 A M to 8 P ROLLER SKATE 12th St Skatmg Rmk The Rmk of Refmement 12th and French Sts Erle Pa SKATING FVERY NIGHT Except Monday 8 Untll 11 4 128 f ty BOSTON STOR fl? 5 will Erle Dry Goods Company Always the c r e a t Ions a l w a ys fx t h e newes deslgns and large selec tlon FORD E O DELL JEWELER 24 West 10th Next to Shea S JACK FROST DO NUTS GENERAL SIGNS Pamted Slgns and Showcards 1209 Peach Street Phone 54 151 Expert Dyemg Phone 23 198 PARIS CLEANERS and DYERS 1401 Peach St Erle Perma Opposlte Umon Statlon 45 , y f 1 I n f A . . ll' . 0 ll: ll ' ' U 7 4 ., ' , . . f X ' - 8 . . . M. Matinees T ., Thurs., Sun., Until :30 Ph C6- P i Rates E 'J 1 5. A f y' f ff oli'6llisgl't QPR' Smarhest Ilya 3' F- . J' I t . 1? T , 7 kill: I I a Q I f IRQ ' - llg, ll ' . IMI!! 1. , if , 'A' X 3 ni' I V ' om imens o VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY: R. Yost-Coach, T. Patmore, W. Sohuld, A. Samsel, J. Morrison, D. Wescott, G. Hammerbeck, C. Hazen, D. Grieb. JUNIOR HIGH. D. Gill-Coach, D. White, A. Anderson, D. Wilson, K. Russell, C. Hyer, J. Jones, M, Randall, R, Dunn, D. Waldo, J. Mitchell, C. Renshaw, A. Bendig JUNIOR VARSITY! W. Kilburn, D. Gill-Coach, R. MacKay, 1. Smith, H. Kline, K. Lamb, R. Stevens, A. Swetland. 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