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

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U. E. Locals 506--613 Congratulations to the Class of 1946 From LOCAL 506 MACHINIST an LOCAL 618 CLERK Local 506 U E represents the Productlons and Malntenance Workers Local 618 U E represents the OfflC6 and Salary Workers of the Erle Works of the Many of the Mothers Fathers SISLGFS and Brothers of Lawrence Park Students are mcluded among our members d . General Electric Company A 1 2.

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SENIOR As we gaze into our crystal ball Ne can hardly belleve our eyes Rosle is a pastry cook Baking apple pies' David is an engineer Electronics is his line Bob Beanland draws for Esquire His figures are divine Engineering seems to be the thing, With Francis at the top Art Bennett sings for Women's Clubs They will not let him stop Ruthie holds a nat1ent's hand, The males ones she does please, While June sits on her boss's lap And takes her notes at ease Peggy owns a beauty As a gift she gives While the copy boys Wish she weren't so We find Shirley Mae shoppe, a facial, at He1en's office glacial a Thespian Directing the dramatlcs Of the school where Nancy Ann Teaches mathematics At the matches the promoter Unsurprlslnglx is Tom, And Art is seen a chaperone Of the nineteen eighty prom Buck Dalglish explores both far and wide His game at home are mounted, While Barb Danielson explores microbes, Her discoveries are uncounted We see a mechanic working hard 'Tis Chet, who, like his motto Is prepared for ansthln when Repairs George GII5erf's auto Johnny is a quiet lad, His abilities few suspect, And Gerry has his mind inclined To be an architect Bill has them growing and falling Trees and shrubbery and all Katie is a forester, too But she just makes them fall We're looking for a line for Holmes, But he already has one PROPHESY Margaret is a well known gal For she owns an ice cream stand, But Frances is known the country o'er For her notes in Gregg shorthand Ostick's painting has won recognition Ne always knew it would, While Kenneth's tools surpass the best On top of success he's stood Ruth Moody rivals Dinah Shore Her notes are sweet and blue While hostess Carol flies the skies And greatly aids the crew Pete is making refrigerators, They never turn out wrong Genelle is taking a patlent's pulse Who won't be ill for long A bookkeeper fair is Marion Ralph Her entries are neat and clear E1leen's collection of hearts has increased She's broken some, too, we fear The sight of Eugene has made us start He's become the father of twins' But Francis's shop takes all the credit For supplying the babes with pins Clarabel, always a charming miss, Is now seen as a teacher, While brother Don has surprised us all He became a preacher In the dark interior of India Is missionary Jo, And in a light house lives Cecile Coaching ls Andy Samsel's line Next to the wolflng one, But physicist Dick works very hard From dawn to setting sun Quay is a debonair dashing man, He's still collecting hearts Thelma is happily married now Because of Cup1d's darts Jaspar's car has won him fame He stars in the county fair, Mary has a menagerie She raises Belgian Hare An oboe is V1's pride and Joy She's playing on a star, Lois private secretary Has hooked the boss's son' A railroad man is Gerry Knight His records boast no wrecks Dave Kuhlnan owns a peanut farm Seed cataloas he collects Ken Lamb is now a famous pilot, His dreams are all fulfilled, Bob Lawton is a wrestling champ The clocks stop at his build And Lucille, our Home Economist Has spread her fame afar ul' And And The But With Bob our successful businessman Whose composure is unfazed, crystal ball begins to fade leaves us slightly dazed thus we leave this noble best in L P 's history, how we ever graduated Is still to us a mystery class, I 1 1 ' 1 9 I D . Who makes the fog horn blow. i ' ' he ' 1 S , -- 9 i , ' , o

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WILL BE YOUR UNION WHEN YOU BEGIN WORK IN THE C I O ERIE WORKS OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY The U E has fought and wlll contmue to flght for hlgher earmngs for benefxts of the American Standard of Lxvlng The U E demands equal pay for equal work regardless of sex race creed or color The national program of 60 000 000 Jobs IS not only posslble but essentlal ln order that our returning veterans our graduating students, and those presently employed may continue to enjoy llfe ln the Amerlcan way LOCALS 06, 613 -- U. E. O O O 'r 11 Q Q .-.,. . G. E. employees in.order that their' families. may contlnue to enjoy the . . , , , . , il- Q Q l.i..i-.. 0 0