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

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Golden Days U Gary Rathbun and Phyllis Gillespie. earned dip- lomas of distinction. They, with other classmates. shared traditional Commencement awards. Cherished souvenirs for most of the seniors are their classrings, yearbooks. portraits, cards and announcements, dance programs, sports schedules. -all hecticly collected during their golden days as Seniors. It seemed incredible that the year had rolled by so rapidly. The class. though scattered, will never forget the friendships made at Vincent. Filled with anticipation at meeting their new roles in life. and not a little sorry at leaving so much behind, the seniors received the long-awaited diplomas. Then it was good-by to Strong Vincent and high school days forever. -.j , . . . or the little quartet, O'Hara-Popp-Hillman-Hall, that sparked the program and kept the audience in a constant state of laughter . . . Class Play . . . All I want is the facts, says K. Poff to E. Davis, as J. Darone, M. Bulo, S. Boyle, J. Prassack, M. Getzin, and B. Ford fearfully watch to see the result . . . You Can't Take It With You . . . 'li' T' . . . and then we remember that hilarious Class Day . . . with Nancy Alexander leading the class in a chorus line Cwho had the most fun, class or audience?J . . . Cliff Wright and his combo, in what turned out to be a real jam session . . . and remember J. Brownlie showing A. Dalrymple the correct way to balance . . . J. Colclesser, G. Allen and M. Lacey as the innocent bystanders . . , Memories of golden days, surely . . .

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informal toasts that were really roasts, The Lawrence Hotel Ballroom provided a perfect setting for the traditional dance that shook down the meal. Highlighting these final days came Fantasy in White . the Senior Prom. This was held at Behrend Center with Don Prescott providing the music. The crowning of Marilyn King and Bill Wilson as Prom King and Queen climaxed the evening. Phyllis Gillespie and Tom O'Hara were their at- tendants. At last, Commencement Day marked the end of the golden days of high school. The speakers at this occasion were Gary Rathbun, jill Farrell, Phyllis Gillespie, Donald Kimmelman, Olga Lasko s and Glenn Warnaka. Olga Lasko, Judy Darone, -1 l Q i Banquet Dance . . . All those smiling faces tell us that everyone was having a wonderful time. Some seem to say I wish it could last forever . . . Senior Prom . . . The crowning of Marilyn King and Bill Wilson as King and Queen, with Phyllis Gillespie and Tom O'Hara as their attendants, was a happy highlight . . . Without question B. Caserta, E. Flinn, H. Walker, R. Cooper, A. Calabrese, S, Boyle. R. Parshall and R. Doyle were having a truly wonderful time . . . but some people had to work! J. Zetterholm, Miss Galbo, A. Frick. P. Gillespie. S. Boyle, B Baldwin. J. Farrell. Nl. Gctsin. C. Brock. B. Conlioy and K. Campana ofthe Prom Committee worked hard to create a success - and they did a tremendous iob . .. h 54, Memories of

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