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

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ICD 4 4 -Q E1 ' Z 7' U EEJE.l2iELf2Q3El2aEl ti, laaanasaai-QW P l I l24l LoU1s Guss UGINO Track. Louis is one of the more bashful members of the class but he had a smile for everyone and won many friends. WILBUR JOHN WHITE Glee Club 1, 2, 4,' Spokesman Staj' 4,' Virgil Club 4,' Track 1,' Physics Club Chairman 4,' Monitor, Trigonometry Class,' Stop Thief. Have you heard of Wi1bur's success with a glider? Although he hasn't flown in one yet it won't be long for he plans to take up aviation as his career. DAVID SAMUEL ZAHNISER Council 3,' Honor Society 3,' President 45 Virgil Club 4,- Monitor 3, 45 Tennis 3, 4,' President of School 4. This popular young man has been very busy head- ing organizations this last year. He seems to be one of the natural born leaders and he will no doubt make good whatever he does. KATHERINE JEAN ZINRAM Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 3, 4 Secretary- Treasurer French Club 3, 4,' Girls' Chorus 10g College Club 2, 3, 4,' Vice President Class 3,' Council 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, 'Stop Thief. Jean is that charming brunette who is always willing to lend a sympathetic ear to your troubles. Jean is popular with everybody but at present seems more interested in East, and we can't imagine why?

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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

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El XG El U LQEJQQIMQQEQW, QIQQLJEIEQQEQIQT' February Seniors We, the February Seniors, are quite proud of our past history. During our Sophomore and Junior years, all our activities and social functions were complete successes. Now in our last year we are also successful. Our dance in the girls' gym was the first social event of the year. We made a proiit on that which enabled us to produce the play, Stop Thief 1 Will that mix-up ever be forgotten? Assuredly, the most glamorous events of this last year are our Banquet C for Seniors onlyj at the Reed House and the Prom at Hunters' Lodge. Then to climax our gayeties, Commencement, January twenty-ninth! Truly, we Seniors have a right to be joyous and gayiwe have earned it. GEORGIA STRUCHER, Sec. l25l