Strong Vincent High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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 :.r; . dfun? seniors —and departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of Time

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nan one H ouJQrd Lucile Mary McCallion In typing: letters she's our star. May this fine art take her far. Harold Burton Parks An electrician who knows his “sparks.” Has been “parked” at Central since time began. Wears a black slouch felt and flashes a one-sided grin. Marjorie Edith Peterson Speedy on the basketball court but faster on the typewriter. Leaders’ Class; Class Speaker. William Howard Rhea He orates and studies and by the way He goes out for football no matter the day. Class Speaker. Helen Russack The girl of a thousand smiles. We readily bow to her wiles. Orchestra 4; German Club; College Club. Beatrice Elizabeth Steinhoff She’s not too tall and not too short. And a certain young man oft comes to court. Harold Virginia Emily Thaler To live without Rachael, never will Reuben, This bright tall maid of his very own choosin’. Ingrid Erickson This girl is the fairest of fair With the biggest eyes and tne brownest hair. 8 ?cfTr ce indrid 26

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Colby Mabie Virginia Renz Winifred Evans Edward Kemble President Vice President Secretary Treasurer June Class History We are the last class to graduate from “Old Central.” As such, we have tried to be worthy of the honor and make the final year outstanding. We have succeeded in instituting new ideas and original entertainments, never before used in Central. In our Freshman year we organized a June picnic which has since become a custom with the class. Several afternoon dances, which are a new feature, have been enthusiastically received by the student body. The class established a precedent by giving two proms, one in December for the February graduates, and the other in April, and by producing two senior plays, the regular June production and an extra costume play in January with student direction and management. The faculty are very fond of us(?) They have to be, for we enter- tained them at a kid party in the gym on Valentine’s Day. And our class day, was it original ? Ask the undergrads! The Commencement, held in the new Strong Vincent auditorium on June twentieth, was the last official ceremony of the Erie Central High School. 28