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

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,fm -El I2 1 f 2 13 eaaafaaaaziaiiijllligiiiiaaaeaaseaia fi JEAN MCGREGOR AITKEN College Club 1, 2, 3,' Girl Reserves 4,' Class Treasurer 3,- Vice President of Class 4. jean is well known for her irresistable giggle and her sunny disposition. She is seldom seen alone for a certain young man feels it his duty to act as a good shepherd to her. JOHN PASQUAL THOMAS AMENDOLA Football 2, 3, 4,' Basketball 2, 3, 4. John is Well known to his classmates because of his football prowess and his ability on the court. DOROTHY VIOLET AMES Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,' Council 3,' Business Club 2, 3,' Monitor 4,' Dramatic Club 1. This young lady besides being very witty is a good student. She has graduated in three years and we are sure she will be just as ambitious in the future. AURABELLE MARIE BABCOCK Debating Team 3, 4,' French Club 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 3, 4,' Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,' College Club 3,' Monitor 4, Spokesman Stal? 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4,' Stop Thief. Abie is one of the best known girls in her class. There is no need for telling her ability in debating as she speaks for herself. We wonder whether the decisions cast by the judges are based on her in- telligence or on her lovable personality. The versatile maiden will be greatly missed. FORD LEw1s BAr'rLEs Valedictoriang Track Manager 3,' Student Council 3, 4,' Vergil Club 4,' National Honor Society 4,' French Club 2, 3, 4,' Spokesman 3, 4,' Monitor 4,' Trigon- ometry P. G. Dramatic Club 4,' Stop Thief. Ford is one of the outstanding students of the senior class. Not being satisfied with that he is more- over an accomplished pianist as all can testify who heard him in auditorium. MARION LoU1sE BRIGGS Vergil 4,' French Club 4,' Chemistry Club 3,' Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls Reserves, 1, 2, 3, 4 Monitor 4,' Council 4. Quiet and studious but interested in the activities of the school, Marion has made many friends and we all know she will be a welcome addition at the next school she plans to attend. l15l

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,!Ep 4 ,E Q1 ' Z W l:2EJE.l2ilEEQE1Z1l2uz , Qeawamea W X .J iii February Class Officers RUSSELL NORELL 101-IN MANTYLA GEORGIA STRUCHER JEAN MACDONALD President Vice President S I y Treasurer February Commencement Speakers FORD BATTLES GEORGIA STRUCHER BILL BURNS AURABELLE BABcocK I 141

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- r g 2 J' Min Elf f t, ,'5 , , , . '-' - 1 , ,7 7 1 .. fi Qaaalaaaaa IE , W aaiatiaaeaaa U l16l WILLIAM BURKE BURNS President cy' Student Council 3,' Baseball 2, 3. Hail to Vincent's most popular boy. Chosen the first president of the council he has worked hard for the interests of the school and was well known for his ability to rouse our pepl' in auditorium. Bill plans to study law and we wish him all the luck in the world. WILLIAM FREDERICK CALLISTA . Chemistry Club 4,' Radio Club 2. One of the quiet boys, William is interested mainly in the scientific' studies. He is sure to be a success in his chosen work. HELEN MARGARET CARPENTER Debating 4g Council. just listen to her report card. Sounds like some one stuttering over the first letter of the alphabet. She also found time for activities, being one of Vincent's most charming debaters. EDWIN FRANCIS COLLINS Hi-Y 1,' Trigonometry 45. Although Ed ha.sn't participated much in activ- ities, he and his car are well known around here. Sing away sorrow, sing away care, I have a car that will get me somewhere. ROBERT EDSON DAIvIoN Football 3, 4. just a real fellow. Bob is a carefree individual, well known around school. And maybe this boy can't rip up a football field. GEORGE CHARLES DEIMEL 1 Water Polo 2, 3,' Swimming 1,' Class Treasurer 12-I. Do you wonder why this class is fortunate? George has decided to be a teacher, and won't his classes be popular with the opposite sex tho? We admire George for his frankness and his humorous remarks have disrupted many a peaceful classroom. Good Luck, George.