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

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Aid SPOKESMAN Sales The typing of copy. keeping sales records and financial ac- counts were duties assigned to Shirley Casey. Jacqueline Dahl- strand, Mary Felice, Karen An- derson, and Janet Miller, who K is not pictured. A , 'Y Janyce Padgham' Planning layouts and mounting type and S photo copy were among the tasks that en- M , 4, gaged the attention of Brenda Van Luven, -Q ef i - c jan ce Padgham, Dolores Sambuchino. Kath- I I 47 Y f .Q- . - -,- f 33-2' -cg' erine Glass, Keren Schluraff and Antoinette 'fs X - Rossi. SPOKESMAN Salesmen set a record in yearbook sales this year. Pictured in Row I are: Bert Yochim, Jean Laudensack, jean Delavern, Marlene James, Dorothy Biancosino, Dolores Di Sabatino. B e rnic e Bongiorno, Mary Lou Carlson Row 2: David Kepner, Mary Bess Keim, Betty Heugel, Barbara Neiner, Florence Thompson, Patricia Hearn, Nancy Ebisch, Frederic Percey. Row 3: Gretchen G e r b r a c ht, Shirlee Marinelli, Sandra Ungerman, Carol Konkowski, Mary Ligas, Floria Riazzi, Elizabeth Alber- stadt, jane Taylor. Row 4: Paul Sandstrom, Philip Bussey, Elmer Sitter, Axel jonasson, Ronald Thomas, Hugh Noble, Edward Brewer, Warren Weber. Not pictured: James Golden. June Doolittle, George Bertges, john Mozdy, Arlene Aichner, Kather- ine Glass, Jeanne Edkin, Jack Loftus, Alan Lutz, Barbara Wag- ner, joan Zimmer, Nancy Wilson, Stan Fuller, 17 'JI S Y LII s XX X

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Vincent Beauties or several years the SPOKESMAN has sponsored the selection of a Queen as a means of promoting sales. At the Gilda Pires ' ,. Au ey Adams X N 1 U.. I,- l ' i .,.1 E I f x F Spokesman Queen Gail Williams Many of the actionland activity pictures in the 1954 book were results of effort by Bert Yochim, James Golden and Dan Borlawsky. close of the first sales period all students who made a payment were given an opportunity to nominate a candidate for Queen. Audrey Adams, janyce Padgham, Gilda Pires and Gail Williams were honored as nominees. The large size portraits that were given to the nominees as gifts, several noon-day dances in their honor, and other recognition were highlights of a successful sales campaign. In March the students finally selected their SPOKESMAN Queen, who is shown above with her attendants. Without question Shirley Flanagan, Esterine Ferritto, Linda Collin, Mary Lou Carlson and Rita Fucci had a hand in planning layouts, copy writing and copy-fitting. 16

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1111 Q, Strong Vincent . . . For parents, the graduation of a son or daughter is a happy event, a milestone of importance, often-times a fulfillment for the graduate of an opportunity that was denied his parents . . . for the graduate, the last mile began with the solemn affair of putting on caps and gowns . . . Like classes before them the seniors of 1953 participated in the many traditional activities lead- ing to graduation. These are the events to be re- membered in years to come. symbolizing as they do the happiest. most eventful year of a student's life. The success of all plans depended to a large ex- tent on the class officers: Bill Wilson, President: Phyllis Gillespie. Vice President: Marietta De- George. Secretary, and Donald Kimmelman, Treas- urer. Each ndividual class member also did his part through his work on the senior committee of his choice. Class parties. at the beginning of the year cre- ated that Special 1953 class spirit. Many seniors continued this good fellowship with private parties for fellow seniors-of these, Cherry Walkers is most memorable. The announcement of Judy Zetterholm's election as SPCKESMAN Queen climaxed the intense carn- paign of the five senior girl candidates. 18