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

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A K ca 2 4 'ff J fTi-T1'i1ii- ,: 1 Z1 f 5 U museums it , Q 51 aeacoestatra U 122 MAJORIE EDNA SCHAAL Majorie is a charming girl but quiet around school. Her interests have been outside, especially this last year. RAYMOND TALBOT SENDELL Glee Club President 4, Vice President 2, 3,' Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Monitorg Cheerleaderg Stop Thief. Tal is a likeable fellow and an agreeable all around chap. Vocal music is high spot or we should say vocalizing, for he made a good cheerleader last year. GEORGE SHERBONDY Basketball 3, 4,' Football 3,' News Staff Stop Thief. Big, jolly and well liked Cby the opposite sex es- peciallyj that's Shy , He was one of the basketball lettermen and a fine fellow around school. ROBERT WILLIAM SIMON Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Z, 3, 4,' French Club 3, 4,' Spokesman Stajf 4, News Staj' 3,' Chemistry Club 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 4,' Student Conucil 4, Monitor 4,' Class ojicer 2g Stop Thief. Bob has many accomplishments to his credit- a musician, an actor, a councilor and a writer. Bob is well liked by both sexes and anything he under- takes is certain to be a success. DOROTHY MARGARET SIMPSON Quiet and of a pleasing personality. Dottie has made many friends and as one of our P. G's. is familiar to all of us. HELEN ELIZABETH SMITH Council 2, Monitor 2, 3,' College Club 2, 3,' Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3,' French Club 4,- Closs Secretary 3,' Stop Thief. Her sweet disposition contradicts her red hair and Helen is one of the most popular girls of her class. She left behind her many a sad heart when she went to Maine on an extended visit.

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I Q 1 Q ,g , , :E- U Qasmialaalaa aieiita iea i el ALVIN HILL PARSH, JR. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 German Club Z, 3,' Physics Club 4,' Mixed Chorus 2. Alvin doesn't say much but he can sing. He has been one of the mainstays of the Glee Club since he entered High School. CHARLES DAWES PELTON Stage Electrician 3g Stage Manager 4. Charles efforts as Stage manager have not gone unnoticed. He has worked hard and his work was not in vain for our stage has never been more at- tractively arranged for plays or carnivals than this year. CLIFFORD LENNART PETERSON Pete is a good student, quiet but liked by all his classmates. Woonnow PHELPS Basketball 1,' Football 2, 3,' Track 2, 3, 4. An all around athlete, veteran of football, basket- ball and track, Woodrow has been a reliable member of the senior class. ELIZABETH REI-rzEL Elizabeth's ready smile has made her many friends and although she hasn't made herself conspicuous she will be missed by many. JAMES GILES SAINT, JR. German Club 3, 4, Vice President 4,' Physics Club 4g Spokesman Staj 4,' Honor Society 4,' Stop Thief. james has been one of the good students of the class. His perference seems to be for the outdoors and we are sure he will make a good leader. 21 4 i I . I 4 4 I 1 3 1 I I 1 , 'Al' la?

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fi? -Q QI-: f 2 U Lgaoamegwal. aoaraeaeaerifi V ADDISON LoUIs STEVENS German Club 35 Band 45 Swimming 2. Addison will be remembered first as a swimmer then as a good saxophone player. Small but active sums him up. MILDRED KELLY STOLLATIS Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Although Mildred may seem quiet the girls all know she is good natured and full of fun. GEORGIA ETTA STRUCI-IER Monitor 3, 4,' Vergil Club 4,' Girls Chorus 1, 2,' Spokesman Slaj' 4,' Commencement Speaker. Georgia is an outstanding student and a true friend. She delighted us many times in auditorium with her singing and may her success continue on through college. WILLIAM GARDNER SWAINSBURY Football 2, 3, 4. Bill was our stalwart athlete on the football field where his spectacular playing made him the he-man of our school. Although unusually strong and healthy, he has one weakness-the fair ones. ELEANOR MARGARET TnEIss Eleanor is a serious girl who has worked hard and she hopes to be a stenographer. We wish her luck. GEORGE ALVA TRUDE Swimming 15 Council 3. ' Jolly and willing George won't be forgotten by his classmates. He is known to have possessed great argumentative powers in Economics. 23 I