Harbor Creek High School - Harborian Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1943 volume:

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When The golden sun is sinking Down behind The hill lT's you of whom we're Thinking And we always will. so Tasf fl' 0I'6lll0l'6! Now This book is lVliliTarisTic as can be JusT Take a look And you will see IT gives us pleasure IT makes us glad VVe'll always Treasure The Tun we've had ThaT we may say VViTh your consehT ThaT This our year l-las been well spehT. So how we Turn and Take a bow PresehTing now Tl-IE HARBORIAN '43. ommanclerri -in - CAM! FRED CLARK, Principal Even Thorigh This year has been conf sTanTly inTerrUpTed by evenTs caused mainly by The war, Mr. Clark. our principal, has done fxonderlol job in augmenTing The sTandards oT ocr . school in The war enorT and Tield OT educaTion. Maw. THE SCHOOL BOARD Reading Trorn leTT To righT: Douglas M. Moorhead, bresidenT3 0. A. Keep, Elmer N. Adams, P. W. Herrick, and H. D. SmiTh. The duTie5 oT The School Board Members are many and varied. ln general They deTerf mine The policies oT The School DisTricT and arrange Tor The Tinancial obligaTions oT The DisTricT. l-Iarbor Creek is TorTunaTe in having a very capable School Board. e. e do e Xalfl 506111, Row I-Mr. Clark, Mr. Massing, Mr. Ellwood. Mr. PalmguisT, Mr. Cummins, Mr. Gross. Mr Hanks: Row 2-Miss l-luTTon, Miss Schryver. Mrs. Messer, Miss Knauer. Miss Hall. Miss Finn, Miss Cummings: Row 3fMiss Woods, Miss Guckes, Miss Johnson, Miss Hummer.'Miss Shreve, Miss WrighT, Miss Daniels. Miss Blackwood, Miss Davisoni Row 4fMiss Moran, Miss McDaniels, Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Carlburg, Miss DuTTon. Miss Edger- Ton, Miss Lowry, Miss Bonniger, Miss Randolph. Miss Crawford. Aside Trom The many changes in The Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT The TaculTy has remained guiTe sTaTionary This year wiTh The excepTion oT Mr. Ellwood, our new AgriculTure Teacher, and Mr. Hanks, a TransTer Trom The Junior High. l:irsT, Miss Kreil- ing leTT us To geT married, and aTTer six weeks oT subsTiTuTion by Mrs. SchuTTe, we secured Miss Crossman. The pride oT The girls. To compleTe maTTers boTh Mr. Sivak and Mr. Cummins received a call To The colors. AT The presenT Mr. PeTTinaTo. well known liTe guard is Taking Their place. The main acTiviTy oT The Teachers This year was raTioning. The highlighT oT The hours spenT raTioning was The buTTeT supper aT Mr. Clarks home. The second ouTsTanding acTiyiTy was The l:aculTy-STudenT baskeTloall games which usually leTT Them TriumphanT buT Tired. .S3,oecia!.f4warol.4 RUTH MARSH Why We Are af VVar SUSANNE CUMMING-S 1solaTiomlsm ls No Longer' P0sslbNe FRANK LIPINSKI A Glimpse of The POST Wear World -mdk A Wk FRED AHLGRHV1 Farm and Facfory Adjusfmemfsm RUTH MARY LAWSON 'NOTher Timm Gumsu JANETTE FOURNIER FARM of Americans Row I IED AHLGRIM l4'0ntlm:ill Mgr. I Senior Play I Pies. Stiilllll Cluli I 'l3llS. 5I:2.'I'. YE'nl'llmik 3 , I-Lflivieiir-Y is his 1iul.i'y ,enevieve Alexandrowicz liust High I. Y ll. L. S. 3, I Tull, likes lu:isk0tlm'l DSEPHINE ALLESSIE Girl Rvservos I, 2 H. I.. 3. 4 'Thirml Hmrer, left li:uml Row 2 DSEPH ANTHONY Hi-Y 1 Baseball 2. 3, 4 Fnotlmll 2, 3, 4 Monograim 3. I A hit SIlY--Vlllblllllill' ::l1y DROTHY BARTLETT Ilome ICC. H, I Iiirl Reserves 1, 2, Zi, I Il-Ivorylimly thinks ul' lint I NYMOND BAYBROOK Qtage Mgr, I, 2, 3 Snselmll 2. 3 llixecl Chorus I, 2, Il, I Hrojeotion Cluli 3 liaiy works night :incl day I. I hx if Q27 I9qv L,,, 0 0 e I1 e in a J Q QH k? 1943 ri' M? 'lk ...Q ff? ' i, li 7 Row 3 CLIFFORD BEAIVIISH Art Ulilli 2 XY1-slr-A'x'illv II Nm-xx' In us lml ul' Russ RICHARD BENDIG Ili-Y L, L! llvlmzitv Z, Zi 4 :iss l'r4-siilviit 3 Nlixwl fIIlUl'llS I, 2, 3, I NA-vm' lilwwl with his Fulll JEAN CALDWELL Girl In-ssww-s I, 2 I L, llmiio luv. .., 'I llr:iiii:1tiv Cluli il HSIIL-'s :1 in-rt liltlv fl Row 4 RUTH CHURCHILL Alix:-cl Clmrus 2, R, 4 Girls Ulm- Ululi I Hlguivt lziss likvs ziyin GLEN CRAWFO RD IIi-Y I Iizisollzlll I, 2 lfmutlizill I,, 3. Zi, 'I I'L'l'ki l'l'1'l' II irt' 1'I:i L ' 1-:ii Il' lim-s fur with his SUSANNE CUMMINGS SL-hint' I'l:iy I Nlixml Cliumis 2 il, 4 Urn-l1csIl':i, I, 2 Girl lim-sl-i'x'vs I, 2 II. I.. S. I I rm-Iirilv 3. Z, 'iL:iril In In-:it in any font Row I THERESA CURRIE Girl HL-svrvc-s 1 'I'lmug:'lmtI'ul Hill. gumi pal ALAN DALE B0y's Glvu Cluli l Nu rest with this mist BERNARD DISCO Lzuvremfu Park 1. 2. 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Rzaskfftlmll 2, fl, ll 'Tz1ll.. clark-vx-l.:iwrvnvc- Par Row 2 FLORENCE DIVER Newspznpor Stuff Z1 H. T.. S. Il. I Girl liosn-1'x'1-s l Senior Play ll Minus livin wlivii she loft BARBARA DOWD H. I.. S. Zi, -I Exist High 2 Lziwrvm'4- l':ll'k 1 NVOrks in Jays, inlvnty u.li. ARLOWENE DUNBAR Mixed Cliurus 2, Il Home lic-. Club Il Girl livservcs l, 2 H. l.. S. 4 V Hzu'lmri:111 lflclitur Il Higlilliglits 2 'Nico and swvvt. 4':m't he Inez I I I I M- ,-nf . . 0l'l8l Cl J 7943 sa? 11 :ig i , mg Row 3 WILLIAM ELLETSON Ilrznmzltia- Club Il XVe- miss lilll still THOMAS EMIDY liuskc-llmll Il, l Mgr. Hi-Y 3. 4 linselizlll 2 Hibflilil-fllls Il Millrrovk l Full ol' fun. simrinpz' mine ANNA MARIE EVANS Girl liosc-i'rvs l, 2, 3 llumc- ldv. Cluh 3, 4 This Haul is Vir1lvt's mil Row 4 MARION FALCONER Stays-ll mill' :I lbw days' MARY FLINKMAN Girl lim-sm-i'x'vs ll. -1 Humv lliv. Ululu SL I lCsss-114-v ul' Swcwtlwss' JANETTE FOURNIER lffzist l. 2 llelmtc I. 2, 24, 4 Senior Plzly l Host in :my NSI. Row I DLET GARNSTROM irl Iies91've-s SI :mal 3, -1 i'L'Iic-S1111 2, Zi, 4 Iixml Chorus LZ iouiv ICQ. Club 4 You van bm-t on Violet PIN G-OODGE I. I.. S, -I ?nior Plfly I Llldclit Couuvil -I eau' Hook 3 Iixe-II Chorus 1. 3. I latin Club 2 -1 .wall sport- quota- r1'1iorts EA HAIN I. I.. S. fl IUIHK' ICU. Ulub 3 .'ith 'Germ' :ull this tvrui Row 2 LEN HALE irl livserve-s I, Y, il. I Iomu ICC. Club 3, I is spring, wears 'xviufts NARD HANSON lixcil Chorus l. 2 Ullll,Li'l'2lIl1 Club 3. I ootbull 3, 'I lfll1H0ll-lllXYFlYS l'0ITI1IIII'll17 RBE RT HEIDECKER i-Y I ,. I. of A. 4 H0 :ind Hill left until? ' ,' 0 a 3, ,fyyt 4 811 QPU, 1943 iqrlwnlglff Row 3 RUSSELL HUGHES Titusville 1 s with lozul to thv draft CORNA LEE HOLSTON Alixm-Il Chorus 2 H. Il. 5. 3 In-:iu1:Itir' Club 3 Quiet but a riot AMOS HENSON Auios for shy: Row 4 Blixwl Chorus 1, 2 1 loss is famous GERMAINE JOHNSON Amulm-iny I. 2, 3 Clive-i'IemIei' 3 lJr:I1uzItiP Club 1 ll. I.. S. Il Slick new :xml truv blue NORMA KING Blixml Clinrus 2. 3. -I l L K lub i Homes 52 7 Il. I.. S. 3. I Il rl Reserves Clin-mwleruleii' fl I Il?4lIliF1'l1tS 3 ' I'm-rxonnlity LOIS KIRK Soiiior Play fl II. I.. -I lJl'2llll2lt1i Llub 3 lu Clul Iloum Ir. E Girl Reserves 1. 2 :ind reality i 3 1,, 2 Hiprliliglits I, 2. 3, :I l :its- :rave hor gtoml traits Row I PETE KOSTERMAN liusketlmll il Fmrtlmll 3. 4 INlu1um'rain 3, 4 l'0tL- with girls was RICHARD LANGER l uutb:Lll 1. 2, 3 Bzlselmll 1, 2 Basketball 3 Monugizim 1, Z! Hi-Y 1 Gm ul :itblul n- -plenty elite mln t RUTH MARY LAWSON Scuiur Play 1 H. l.. S. -4 Ijwuuzitiv Club 3 Debuts Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Girl Resvrvv 1 Oui! Huw wc likv nlll' lf' Row 2 3ETTY LICSKO Givls Glee Club 1 Girl Reservv 2 H. l,. S. 3 Mixcrl Chorus 4 Ili Ni4'o tok-th, rnro ll'4'Ill', JIVIAN LINDOUIST llumo EO. Club 3, 11 lJ1':1m:1tiC Club 3 'Dzirk liziirc-al g:':ul-.11-:ui's hall KLFRED LIBERATORE lfmstlrzill l iiusobrlll 3 Vlflcvlsly, willing! :lull 11-:Nly l QI'l8l CL 7943 5 0 Q 1 FRANK LIPINSKI Hi-Y 1, 2 OV1-lu-strfl 1, 2, 3, 4 Bzuul 3, 4 1 fl Mixvnl Chorus 1. - Clams Vive- l'l'vsic1vnt Sl 5iIlJll't lull never sml' , GEORGE MAHONEY lY0sl03'ville 1, 2, 3 'l'li:nt's it li00l'g'6' quit' GRACE MARLETTE Art Club 2, 3 luunluzitir' Club 3 Blixml Clurrus 3, 3, 1 H i 2'lilip:'lits vu-ml. 2 Gi':u'0 has lit01':il'Y tnsti Row 4 RUTH MARSH HiL:'hIi::'hts ml. Zi Lulili Club 2 Homo Ev. Club 3 Girl Reserves I. 2 QJl'1'll0Stl'Zl I. LL, 2, 4 H. I.. S.3,1 Ac-tive :mil :ettrn4'livo ROBERT McLANE 1 ... l4uuib:ill 1. -, 3, 4 Class Pre-simlvnt 2 Nlnungralm 3 Souim' Plzly 1 BETH MORELAND 2 Q L' 1 in-se -s L, 2. in Q L,I 'I-Tlilii-1' S 2 Busy bee, 0I'flf'lPl1t 'sz s if- Row I ,WYN MORGAN Qixecl Chorus I ?IlI0l' Plaiy 4 ir! l. 2. 3, 4 ,ral 'IiXV.lIIllM'Il2IIll-SHINE' u .RY PEPICELLO irl Rc-servvs Ii . ll. S. 4 I-xml Clmrus: 3 01119 lull-. Club 3 I SmiI0s :ill tho wliilc- 3Y PALMER liuc1'lu:ule-1' 2, R, -I Iixecl CIlUI'llS 3, I 'mme ICQ. Club 3 1':lm:iti0s 3 . ll. S. 4 Full of pep :null Zap I I Row 2 IANOR PLUBELL 'uc Club 1 'ixefl Cliorus 2. 3, -I l'l'ElSlll'0l' 3 -C :iss 1. 2 . l.. S. 3. 'I Iss's p:'i1'l with dark vi XYNE PRICE lass l'1'e-simleut l ri i!l'IllY train tnok XVHA ,ZEL PRINDLE Ilcv Club l ixod Chorus 2 01110 ldc. Girl 3, 4 rusimlvlit ' 1 lk' ' rottiost lmir by f'UllllHIl9 mu 1l'IQ wie .-I elflelnfl ri . . Sem? l-iili-i 1943 -'lb Row 3 AGNES RAKAVAGE Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3, 4 Girl's Cleo Club 1 H. I.. S. 3 Y-Class 1,, 2 Nlixoml Cl1u1'uS 2, 3, 4 'Mittel-Iu151'. 1-an out :L ru:s ' MARTHA SCHAAF l.:ntiu Club 2 01-1-liestrai l, il, 3, -1 Hume ICC. Club 3 Girl lic-serves 1, 2 II. l,, S. 3, I Sturlout Count-il 3 Hllul' liuuim- is no l'umm WILLIAM STEVENSON I4'1mtb:ill 2, Zi, I Almumrzlili 2. 3, 4 Army now' miss him nm hun Row 4 BARBARA STRAUB Strunpz' Vim-but l H. l.. S. 3 II2ll'Il is :1 r'a1'1l ANNE STURROCK .Xrt 4 I?l'0lI8l'Il'ICSIlll1'g' l Nlvzulvillo 2, 3 Uswell :-ful, :L :ri1'l's ual GLORIA SWANSON ills-LI Club 1 H. ll. S. it :mule lllv. Club 3 ll rl Hz-sc-1'vvs 1. 2 Yozlrlmulc 3 I I lub ly i'vg':u'1ls Q'02lSLS','llIll'i-II X'WgLf:.. 1 Row I v1EA RL WARREN Iii-Y I Klv:11'I Iikvs in tc-:lsv 'ii'IQ VIAX WENDELL I'I'0SILIl'IIt UI' Cluwx I Si-nior I'I:ly I Ifmutlszlll 2, I Iwlmlm- 2, II Ni-wsiumvi' Z! lH'i'III:lYII I I ' . . . -,, .I. 'I Iiuml II, 4 'Klux IQIIUKXS Iis I':u'is ALICE WICKER Ilvluitv CIIIII 2 IIUIHO Illia Cluh 2 ' , IlI'ZllIlIIII1'S 2. II. I.. N. I Slove than :1 Hivml Row 2 WARREN WOOD ,.-- I . I IU4l0l'I10II Liu!! 3. Slznmlx Cliilu I Af I Uilllyl :Hive tlw mu' I'lI' Qlfl QPU 7943 6 0 0 svn 'W 4 if -f 1hlQ. WILLIAM WOODRING Iiziml 3, I KJl't'IIL'SLI'EI 1. 2, Ii. I I Il1':1m:ilivL'Il1I1 it I'l:n,vs his IIUVIIYIIIIK' In mln EUGENE WISGIRDA Hi-Y 32. I Ii:esm1iIu:l1I ZZ, I XImmnl':1i11 SI. fl 'l'i-:em will miss I4Il1:4rm-' Row 3 FLORENCE ZALENSKI Iiumn' Iiv. Club I! Girl Iivsi-In-S I, 2 H. I.. S. 32, I Nlixi-sl l'Imm'l1s 2, 22, I 'Simi fuiurvs tlw .Xil' i'ui'11: PI-IYLLIS ZAUN xIIIII'I'L'l'Ii I. 2 H. I.. S. II, I S1-liiui' I'I:l3' I Nu rest ilu' jH'l'5IlII'IIl H. l.. l'I7lyO!20 HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIES SepTember 7, I'-739, we enTered high school, Timid and TrighTened Freshies. . . There were 93 of us from Moorheadville, Brookside, Lowry and Williams schools . . . Wayne Price was our guiding sTar wiTh RuTh Marsh. his able assisTanT . . . Who could ever TorgeT The Tramped TeeT resulTing Trom dancing schoolwour hilarious parTies-Those hard Tloors aT The skaTing rink-or especially Mr. Parker's Algebra Classes? . . . Eugene Wisgirda and Russ Hughes joined The class . . . Rich Langer recenTly from Wesleyville was our pride and joy as he made The TooTball Team This year . . . Alice Jean Baker and Fred Ahlgrim received The medals awarded yearly by The American Legion . . . Miss Crawford leTT To become Mrs. WagnervMrs. Book filled in Tor her , . . We sold The mosT magazines To The disappoinTmenT of The upper classes . . . our year was saddened by The deaTh oT our beloved Mr. Parker. as Sophies wiTh Mickey McLane Back again and Flossie Diver as presidenT and vice presidenT . . . How we scorned Those Freshies ! . . . Miss Cummings and Mr. Richards were new members of The TaculTy . . . Our more Tal- enTed arTisTs could be seen in The hall working on The mural . . . Our well-liked assisTanT principal. Mr. Rose, leTT Tor Tech, and our new Teacher, Mr. Massing. inheriTed a homeroom Tull of our girls! . . . Never will we TorgeT ThaT Baby ParTy -or The leak in Mr. Richards' room-or The Time we wired Mr. Richards' chair To The desk . . . Oh. yes. ThaT was The year The girls banded TogeTher and called Themselves The ZeTa ZeTs . . . Mr. Richards leTT Tor The Army Air Corps . . . New sTudenTs were: Buddy Dowd, Ruby Palmer, Tom Emidy. PeTe KosTerman, Ed Sidelinger . . . Tiny Fre- leigh leTT Harb Tor Ripley . . . Remember how mad we were when some big lug Tripped over RuTh Mary aT The skaTing parTy? . . . How proud we were when our girls' Trio sang Tor The Senior Markey, Miss CommencemenT? As The TirsT Junior Class in The new school we were really proud I--noT only was The school new buT so were many of our Teachers-Miss Schryver, Miss HuTTon, Miss Kreiling. Mr. Sivak . . . Richard Bendig and Frank Lipinski were chosen To lead us Through our Junior year . . . Mr. Cummins organ- ized a STudenT Council . . . Remember how Thrilled we were as we wenT Trom room To room Tor monThs7-We were very busy ThaT year boTh wiTh newspaper and yearbook buT Arlowene Dunbar wiTh her yearbook sTaTT and Grace MarleTTe and RuTh Marsh wiTh Their newspaper sTaTT, all came Through wiTh Tlying colors . . . We goT quiTe a Tew new- comers This year-Rhea Hain, JaneTTe Fournier, Phyllis Zaun. Ann STurrock. buT we also losT some grand pals-Frank Barone To The Marines-Alice Jean Baker. RuTh Shaffer, Ed Sidelinger To oTher schools . . . The success oT The year was The Harbor Moon nighT club sponsored by The Home Economics girls . . Mickey McLane was Prom King. Seniors aT lasTl-we didn'T know guiTe wheTher To be happy or sad . . . Miss Moran, Miss Cross- man and Mr. Ellwood were new Teachers . . . Max Wendell was chosen prexy and Tom Frnidy vice- prexy . . . Our class was hard hiT by The war wiTh Tall harvesTing, raTioning, air raids, scrap drives. Tin can and paper collecTions. war courses, G. E. apprenTices. The draTT . . . Our classmaTes ThaT were draTTed in The mid-year were Wayne Price. Bill STevenson. Russ Hughes, Henry Harvey, Bill Woodring . . . AddiTions To our class were CliTT Beamish, Germaine Johnson. Glen CrawTord, Bernie Disco. George Mahone, Ellwyn Morgan . . . Gur losses were PeTe KosTerman. Bill ElleTson, Har- old Hayen, Bill RoberTs. Bill Swanson, Ray Heider. Herbie Heidecker, Kenny Humphreys, Devere Hum- phreys, Jack Benson. Flossie Diver . . . Mickey and Max leTT To Take advanTage of a course aT PiTT. and The class jusT isn'T The same wiThouT Them . . . Will we ever TorgeT Mickey and his misTleToe7 . . . We had a swell Time puTTing on Cheerio. My Deario and made some money despiTe gas raTion- ing and a snow sTorm . . . So! we graduaTe wiTh only 59 ouT of Those Timid 93 Freshies . . . FAREWELL ! 01160 jl'2afg CLASS WILL We, The class ol I943. do hereby solemnly will The Tollowing giTTs To our underclass Triends: Genevieve Alexandrowicz-My heighT To Mar- shall Miller . . . Fred Ahlgrim-My No. l7 shoe sTamp To any bashlul bare TooT bo . . . Josephine Allessie-My abiliTy To sew To Phyllis Dowd . . . Joe AnThony-My 3rd base posiTion To Fred Moor- head . . . Raymond Baybrook-My love Tor red- heads To FosTer Johnson . . . CliTlord Beamish-My perTecT aTTendance To Clarence Sickles . . . Bob Beckman-My corny jokes To Jack BuTerbaugh . . . Richard Bendig-My boTTle opener To any under- classman who needs one . . . DOT BarTleTT-My abiliTy To handle Fords To Shirley Akerley . . . Jean Caldwell-My sporTs To my sisTer Yvonne . . . RuTh Churchill--My dimples To Camille Meehan . . . Glen Crawford-My car driving To Bob Sheridan . . . Susanne Cummings-My non-success in sewing To Jean Marsh . . . Theresa Currie-My seaT on The bus wiTh Miss Schryver To Camille Meehan . . . Alan Dale-My cheerfulness To Mickey McLeod . . . Barbara Dowd-My whiTe TeeTh To my sisTer Mickey . . . Arlowene Dunbar-My sewing abiliTy To Marion McLean . . . Tom Emidy-My cradle- robbingu To Ed LaVange . . . Anna Marie Evans- My l-ligh School problems To anyone who can solve Them . . . Mary Flinkman-My homework To Mary Louise Sanger . . . JaneTTe Fournier-My rubber bands on my braces To anyone ThaT doesn'T have a prioriTy-parTicularly Arlene Fenell . . . VioleT GarnsTrom-My desire To skaTe To anyone ThaT likes The Tloor . . . Jean Goodge-My inTelligence in Pre-FlighT To Ray Counasse . . . l-lelen Hale- My abiliTy of leTTer wriTing To Charmaine Sonney . . . Leonard l-lanson-My curley locks To ErnesT Macomber . . . Amos l-lenson-My knowledge oT P. O. D. To Miss Schryver To dispose of . . . Corna Lee l-lolsTon-My shorTness and chubbiness To Lois Zaun . . . Germaine Johnson-My soberness To Rose Allessie . . . Norma King-My good sporTs- manship To Red LaVange . . Lois Kirk-My Apple- shining To Billie Beckman . . . Rich Langer-My aThleTic abiliTy To none oTher Than Ed LaVange . . . RuTh Mary Lawson-My excessive heighT To Mar- gareT Pepicello . . . Allred LiberaTor-The school To any one ThaT wanTs iT . . . BeTTy Licsko-My marching abiliTy To Miss Crossman . . . Vivian LindguisT-My sTudiousness To someone ThaT will need iT . . . Frank Lipinski-My abiliTy ol blushing To anyone wiTh a pale Tace . . . Grace MarleTTe- My Typing speed and misTakes To all blondes in The Junior class . . . RuTh Marsh-My undying devo- Tion To Mr. Massing To his wife . . . BeTh More- land-My secreTarial abiliTy To Gigi DiNicola . . . Ellwyn Morgan-My huge collecTion of flashy Ties To Mr. Clark . . . Ruby Palmer-My abiliTy as a cheer leader To Jean Edwards . . . Mary Pepicello -My hearTy laugh To my sisTer MargareT . . . Agnes Rakavage-My iiTTerbugging abiliTy To my broTher STanley . . . MarTha Schaal-My eighTh of a mile running medal To Franny l-losmer who l hope caTches The bus on Time more Than l did . . . Barbara STraub -My pleasing smile To Melvin Swanson . . . Anne STurrock-My yodeling abiliTy To Evelyn Beliwicz . . . Alice Wicker-My bookkeeping To RiTa l-lain . . . Eugene Wisgirda-My seaT on The early bus To Gus BueTTner . . . Warren Vlfood-My Tardiness every morning To some poor soul ThaT loves To geT up and come To school as much as l do . . . Flossie Zalenski-My sense of Humor To Rose Allessie . . . Phyllis Zaun-Miss Schryver's P. O. D. TesTs To any Junior who wanTs Them. B5 E my nib' 2 5 gellefall gglflldifegf -K 3 Mos? Popular EIGHTH GRADE Seclion B EIGI-ITH GRADE Seclion A All Around Sluclenl Besl Alhlele Play Casl Play Assislanfs Cblgelflfellallfd I Q3 3 i.L Min+ .. PIIYLLIS ADAMS Ilobhy: Pmslwiinlll Alllllitilllli lm-:wh N'AliICI'IN AIKICNS llohhyz Lezlsiupz' AllIllifi0IlZ G. IC. JAMES ALLIQN llobhy: lmildillgx' Ambition: lm l':1u1u11s ROSE AI.l.liSSll'I llllllllfl Xmas vzlrnls Ambition: 5lll'I'0SS EYl4Il.YN lllCl.lNYlCZ Ilohhyg xtzunps ,xlllllililllli llllI'Sl' PMI' IZIICRCK Ilohhyz musiv Alllhililbllt to writa- HA RRY IlRl'I l'0N lluhhi: slmrts .hnlvitinm Alum-hinist G l'S ll L'lC'l l'N BR llohhy: lwmvling' .llllllitilllll umloviilvd JAUK Bl l'lfIRBAUGlI llobhy: mme Ambition: umlvciahed lil'.'l l'Y 1-lIl.il'l'I CAS'l'l'l llohhy: s kzntin px' Ambition: lulrsex RXY l'0l'XASSI'I Ilohbyz IIIIIPCI' wmls Ambition: Niurilws l!l'I'l l'Y 1' R A l4 l' Ilohhy: sm-rap hunk Ambition: sw-1'ct:1l'A' ll.1l,l'Il IJ0l'G.XN llohhy: skating: .hnhiliouz lmilut l'IlYI,l,lS IJUVYD Hohhy: 1l:1m'i11,L:' Amhitiem: Niurim-s .Xlll.l-IYIC l I'INl-ILL Ilnhhy: :1i1'pl:mes Alllhiiillll: lrilut l llI Il I l'IRli.Kll0 llohhy: wm'kil1:: .hnhiliunz Aix' Curps XYILI IAM l Il0GGI+I Ilohhy: VL-:uli npr Allllvililrll: :Muni slum-11 lII'l'A IIAIN Hobby: 17il'1Ul'OS Ambition: hustm-ss lil I'll IIAMNIILT. llobhyz lmlznnvs llllhilillll: pilut JUIIX ll.tRRlXG'l'0X llohhy: plum-s .hnhitinnz wnrlu-1' l'llY I.l.lS HARRIS llohhp: sports RLIXI Alllllitiilllt miss l 1'L-In-ll XY,XL'I'l-Ill IIAYEN llohhy: l11llflll'S .xlllllilillllt lnulurx ol.2eLlil?I1,Clllf.5 'I X -1 - ' S S: S xi .X Q, E ' A l.......- , fi N s :X A Q' if : IYAIRRICX IIICIRRING Hobby: n'm'kinu Alnbltion: lishing l'JI.1-ZAXOR I-Ililhllflll Hobby: suwiiig' Ambition: to work IKUSIC MARIE JASLICY Hobby: It-ttoi' writing' Ambition: him lf'05'l'Ell JUH XSOX Hobby: bnntiml' Ambition: Air L'oi'pS llAll0l.Il JONES Hobby: fun sli'ivin:.:' Ambition: lu-st ANNA KAZIMII-IRtHt'Slil llobby: inzu-liinist Ambition: ilovtoi' Ill! l't'lC KICENIG Hobby: radio Ambition: Vznlin G l.0IllA KICY ICS Hobby: visit Tore-vs Alnbltlon: sing' t'All0l. KRANTZ Hobby: lillkillil' Ambition: :ainhitions CARI: KRULL Hobby: outing' Ambition: miss l.:itin ICDXYARIJ IAIYANGE llobby: studying Ambition: Nnvy .IAFK LOGAN llobby: tu nl'Li'in' Ambition: join Navy IKICIIARII Mt'I4'AllDl'IX llobby: :arf Ambition: in-lp XY. Dis MARION M4-LICAN Hobby: Iuiuno Ambltlonz XV. A. I-'. I!0BICll'I' Nlcl,lf20Il Hobby: stinlyliaill Ambition: IHt't'llIlHil' ICIKX lf1S'I' M A COM Il HIC Hobby: his liuii' Ambition: nis-1-h:ini4- ll0ll0'l'IIY MA Il Kll'IN'lt'7 Hobby: ilzinviiiu' Ambition: nnrsif J ICA XX IC M A RS H Hobby: Ihivk Mn' Alnbitlon: milk m:iiil t'AMlI.l,I'l DIIGICIIAX llobby: V4-:nlin:: Ambition: nnrsv .IIGAN Mll,I.I'2lt Hobby: biking' Ambition: XV. A. If. S. MARY 3l0lKl'Il.ANll llobby: slliilyiiiu' Ambition: bisLm'ifl'i l lKl'Illlilt'li M00lllll'IAD Hobby: slniving' Ambition: 1-lizeiinrion olgeufenanfzv Wm wx :wih- M: f :lf SN' Q' gg 'ix 4 5 K 4 - :Xu as -,: ,J my QS: M.: n- 2 :QV : X. i lf2S'l'E LLE N EE I. EY Hobby: baby u-neling' Ambition: wif:- JIQAN NOONAN Hobby: EliI'Ii1:lIiGS Ambition: XVACCS A l'DlK ICA' XUNOMAQUIC Hobby: I'Ct'u1'1lS Ambition: XV. A. I-'. S. XYILMA .l. NOXOMAQITE Hobby: 1:i1utm.:'1':11:hy Ambition: mlrse IR ICNIG OLICSKY Hobby: talkim: Ambition: G. wuimm lJOR0'l'llY PARKER Ilohby: skating' Ambition: Mzlrim- XYARIREN POST Hobby: Pest No. 1 Ambition: music STAN LEX' R A KA VA G IC Hobby: sports A mbltlonz mzwhi nist MARY I.0L'lSl:1 SANGI-Ill Hobby: VVvslL:yviliP NWS Ambition: wife DOLURES SIIAIKAFIP Hobby: Skzxtillg' A mbitlon: Blarim- JACK SHA1' Hobby: 3'L:::1'buok Alllhitlthlll hllsbnmi ROBl'IR'I' SHEIIIDAX Hobby: spurts Ambition: 1':u'l11m' tAl'I0llGlfJ S'l'ANl.EY Hobby: lmrties Ambition: Navi' lll'ANl:I SHl'l.L Hobby: 5-Tirls Ambition: 5:'l'uw up HYCNIRY SUIIYNIAC Hobby: i'0IldiIIg' Alnbition: Army l'YX'I'HlA 5lll l 1'LE Hobby: yuztrlmok Ambitlon: nu wm'1'u-s .I ICA N STEY ICXSON Hobby: skating Alnbition: air forve l'A'l'IIll'IA STRAUSS Hobby: skating' Ambition: XV.A.l .S. lil-3'l l'Y ROSE SXYDER Hobby: puexlls Ambition: bexnutim-ian MA R'l'HA 'l'Il0Ml'SON Hobby: howling' A mbition: driver R0l'l'0 'l'A UCOXIC Hobby: lmskotbstll Ambition: twnvhox' iYII.Iiljlt'l' XYAGNEIK Hobby: rt-cords Ambition: lzivks it flllyolbe JUNIOR RHYMES When wolves like Johnson see Phyl Dowd You're sure They'll whisTle long and loud. BuT CynThia is Tull of noise. She Turns and whisTles aT The boys. Dick. Ed. and MorT. our muskeTeers, Are sTill The cause oT Spider's Tears. Now Allen. Swanson, boTh are meek, They like The girls buT Tear To speak. NoT so wiTh Shay land PosTie Tool They've earned Themselves a name or Two. And whaT oT Miller and McLean? They're quieT buT relieve The sTrain. The mid-semesTers broughT us Kirk And she can handle any jerk. Now Queenie -oops, l mean Irene ls Tull oT liTe as we have seen. PaT Bierck seems To have a beau AlmosT anywhere you go. And Noonan. seems, will never pass ThaT CoasT Guard Trom The Sophie Class. Gus and Eugene are The pair Who make The Teachers Tear Their hair. And wolTish Dougan runs a chance For girls and Bakeries make him dance. Lovely Tresses lend greaT appeal To Those Two, LaVerne and Camille. A Venus wiTh hair a liTTle biT darker ls our demure liTTle siren, DoroThy Parker. RuTh and Phyllis. by measuring Tapes Are classy Iassies wiTh Venuslike shapes. Markiewicz and Hummer, by The way ProTecT Themselves, or so They say. Kazimierowski uses her wiTs To Throw ChemisTry Class inTo a blitz. Mary Moreland raised a row By wearing green nail polish. Wow! Mary Louise has surely grown To a lovely young lady and Tull-blown. MarTha Thompson's anoTher poeT: She's co-ediTor oT Yearbook. Did you know iT? ThaT bandleader l-larry's The guy Tor Fenell. While anoTher To guiT school is our EsTelle. Wesleyville has our Gloria Keyes Who's crashing ThaT BaskeTball Teamer wiTh ease. We Teel sorry Tor Jones and McLeod They're noT even safe in a crowd. For lisTen whomever This annoys, All our wolves are noT The boys. Evelyn Beliwicz is in The line As a lovely girl wiTh a voice divine. And ThaT girl BeTTy CasTerline Ever since eighTh grade has been doing Tine. Then There's ThaT boy. Carl Krull. GeT To know him. he's noT so dull. A genius aT Tlipping pennies, ThaT's l-lerring. And Raymond jusT DOESN'T believe in swearing. Short buT peppy, is our Rocco Taccone And Aikens. our chemisT, and Bruce our Marconi. For Bruce is a radio Tiend quiTe Keene While George is The sporTsman you've probably seen Jack B. is a ciuieT. resourcelful old chap BuT like Johnny he's probably seTTing a Trap For Deer or Tor Dears-whichever's preferred And Jack is guiTe hep, as we have heard. There is a girl, PaTricia STrauss. A Tough IiTTIe vixen you don'T wanT To cross. And STevie is ouT wiTh BeTTy CraTT ScouTing Tor men before The DraTT. Harry BriTTon is one oT our gobs Who is sailing along wiTh a G. E. job. Jack Logan says he'll never dance BuT iusT Tor Tun ask Carol KranTz. IT Takes redheads like RiTa l-lain To drive The quieT boys insane. BuT Rose Allessie has a Trick She goT her man and made him sTick. Never been Kissed --Audrey Nonomaque, WenT To a parTy and her record wenT crack . And ErnesT Macomber, The Brookside Terror People always admiring his hair. Wilma Jean Nonomgue. The boy-loving lass. l-las plenTy oT inTeresTs in ChemisTry Class. And ThaT spriTe liTTle vixen oT ours named Dolores. lT's Tor Wesleyville ThaT she sings her chorus. And Then There's Bill Frogge, The sTudious one. l-low can anyone know ThaT much and sTill have Tun? Freddie Ferraro can'T seem To geT Trig And mosT OT his homework is jusT Too big. There's The Sheridan boy, Tall, blonde Bob. Usually welcome in anyone's mob. And WalTer l-layen could drive you quiTe dizzy. The way he Tlies in ThaT old Tin lizzy. STanley's a Tlash-his cloThes and in gym. There's no one To geT ahead oT him. WilberT Wagner mg, . .557 L, I ,E G' 519253: 151 am- 4 if W .. Y 1 342, 5 ,W 2 was by , 1. A ,X f is ly 5 l ? ff Ml' Ma ::: I A 9 A 4 Efw, 7 s F 11 , 2. W 5:2711 1 -HZ? f',., A .Nw ' ., 1 'WM ' Y 5' i .'T ' 5 '17 S ,xy t Q 4 13, 2 1 if L 'Q 5 I N e5 , 5? 4 ,g. 3' S X w d sv 9 if . A V 1 3, , My . Q , ' 2. , 3.4 'JG' K. N fix 'MBV 4.,. i 2 4, .E N! A ff: H fp, ' CP ,L af 4' L M... 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Shyesl boy Eleanor Rudy Ollo Wendell lrene Lewandoski Roberl Nickols lrene Masquelier lRow Zl Marshall Miller Grace Ellis James Walker Arlene Macomber Marion Skarzenski Anna Mae Hough John Trigilio lRow 3l Lois Zaun Douglas McCarly Margarel Pepicello Fred DiNicola Rila Ouirk Mark Maille Jane Smilh lRow 41 Charles Coverdale Claire McLane Roberl Hain Florence Zybrowski Earl Hinkler Mary Vogl Roberl Churchill lRow 5l Alberla Roberls Richard Brelz Jean Adair Dunbar Roberl Somerder Gerlrude Maille Henry Marlin Belly Hosmer lRow 61 Slanley Lipinski Jean Legge Howard Wilkinson Frances Hosmer Bill Sheehan Beverly Grenz Carroll Mikoda lRow 7l Jean Edwards Louis Deuel Angeling DiNicola Clarence Sickles Hazel Hammer Jack Price Jane Jasley lRow 8l Howard Kalzenberger Billie Beckman Lillian Blackkalh Yvonne Caldwell Shirley Chilcoll Belly Allen Helen Appleby lRow 9l Shirley Ackerly Jeanelle Voss ii ii There Are Such Things Murder He Sez Are You Kidding? VVhy Don'l You Do Right? You Slarled Somelhingu Praise lhe Lord Happy Go Lucky Conslanllyn l'll Be Around l Had The Craziesl Dream Can'l Gel Oul ol This Mood A Guy Like Me , Kiss lhe Boys Goodbye l've Heard Thal Song Before' Slreel of Dreams Please Won'l You Leave My Gal Alone? Lady ln Red ls Blue You're a Nalural Angels Seem lo Appear Bye For Now Take ll From There Angel ln Disguise Hep Cals Jamboree Boogie Woogie Don'l Gel Around Much Anymore Sleam ln On The Beam Hello Ma. l Done ll Again Touch Ol Texas A Poem Sel To Music Jail House Blues Thal Brolher Ol Mine There I Go Same Old Slory Praclice Makes Perfecln Dark Eyes Moonlighl Mood You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To I'm Saving Myself For 'Bill' Day Dreaming Some Ol These Days Sailor Wilh The Navy Blue Eyes Lel's Gel Losl Me Plus You Move ll Over Someone Like You Golla See A Gal Aboul Love Thal Old Gang ol Mine Roll Oul The Barrel Thal Soldier ol Mine Blue Eyes Lady Be Good As Time Goes By A Lillle Jive is Good For You There'll Come a Day Juke Box Salurday Nighl Wonder When My Baby's Coming Home Mosl cheerful girl Always busy Ouiel bul nice Whal hair! Mosl dependable girl Always happy VVell liked A lriend lo all Where's my comb? Always an answer Likes lo walk A real pesl Everyone's pal Fulure oboe player Always a smile Our losl friend Very polile girl Always a hello Talkalive girl Seldom here Ohl This clarinel Nice red hair Homework Harbor Being wilh Jane Heighl Parlies Bashlul Drawing Devilish kid Geomelry class Gelling around Swell girl Second Frank Shyesl girl Being wilh Bill Friendliness Jokes Violin lndependence Wesleyville Helping hand Good nalure Humor Voice Grin Easl's gain Trumpel Always happy Good pianisl Baskelball l don'l gel il Popularily Parlies Eyes Talking riua fezi JUNIOR HIGH Mel priuaferi NINTH GRADE WILLS We. The Freshman Class of I943, do hereby leave The following: R. Allen and R. Bonney-Our maThemaTical knowl- edge To B. Crabb . . . S. Blackwood-Some of my sweaTers and skirTs To D. Verdonia . . . C. Brefz- My noisemaking To D. Bishop . . . J. Caldwell-My place aT The mirror To anyone who won'T break iT . . . C. ChilcoTT-My love of sTudy periods To I. Hughes . . . R. ChrisTensen and R. Ripley-Our models Iairplanes and oTherwisel To J. Baker . . . I. Edder-My murder mysTeries To A. WhiTe . . . R. Frogge-My lighT hair To Reba Henson . . . S. Hammill, B. and H. Larson-Our quieTness To B. Hale . . . D. J. Hillyer and J. Rigard-Our seaTs aT The Penn To J. Ardillo and G. Hickin . . , A. Hickin- My romanTic hearT To F. Doerr . . . R. Humphreys -My red hair To Banjo Eyes IR. SmiThl . . . G. JeTTery-My Tunny business To B. Morgan . . . F. Johnson and N. Taccone-Our avoirdupois To G. Vificker . . . L. KerTcher-My shyness To J. Hos- bach . . . J. Daminski-My science grades To D. Adams . . . A. King-My arTisTic TalenT To D. Bailey . . . M. Kirk-My all around charm To J. Kune . . . R. Morgan-My housekeeping experience To F. Fal- coner . . . B. Scallen-My Tallness To R. Noonan . . . J. STrausshMy smallness To RiTa KnechT . . . V. TesTi-My gum chewing championship To any- body who can keep up wiTh me . . . A. WhiTe- My sailor boy To no one . . . D. Winslow-My advenTuresome soul To T. Sheridan . . . H. Yaple +My aeronauTics To Miss Guckes . . . F. Adams- My beauTy sleep recipe To anybody who wanTs iT . . . G. Aikens-My bashifulness To N. Dougan . . J. Ardillo+My ''hearT-To-be-given-To-a'girl'' To C. Flick . . . B. Bailey-My drawling To M. Clark . . . B. BenneTT-My TeeTh aT The denTisT's . . . B. Clark-My vocabulary To anybody who has ThaT much or more . . . A. Cox-My daring aTTiTude To B. Bacon . . . L. CuTeso-My dark eyes To R. M. Ferraro . . . W. Dearborn-My counTing oT every Train To anybody who can counT ThaT Tar . . .T. Hill -My Toolishness To C. Finke . . . B. DiNicola-My scholarship To D. Keller . . .B. Faglon-My chew- ing gum To anybody wiTh iron jaws . . . S. Frickson -My guieTness To B. Davison . . . S. Finn-wMy hairsTyIe To L. Blum . . . W. HaTT-My buckshoT's aT The docTor's . . . F. Hanson-My smallness To F. Ferguson . . . VV. HarringTon-My curls To H. RushTon . . . M. J. Healy-My boy-Triends To any- body who can geT Them . . . D. Herrick-My goo- goo eyes To S. Scallen . , . J. Hinkler-My blonde hair To B. Norcross . . . F. LaVange-My red hair To B. HarcourT . . . J. Logan-My silliness To D. Hepner . . . D. and D. Lovejoy-Gur Twin-ness To D. and M. KranTz . . . J. Maille-My shorTness To J. Fournier . . . R. McLeod-My big brown eyes To R. Colley . . . S. Meyers-My appeTiTe To N. Warren . . . C. Miller-My blasTing TrumpeT To C. King . . . VV. Moseman-My hearT aT Greenfield . . . K. Moseman-My pleasanT disposiTion To D. Mosier . . . J. Nece-My TluTe To anyone who can play as well . . . A. M. Nelson-My Tunniness To anybody who can equal iT . . . B. Pepicello-My Romeo sTyle To G. Bush . . . P. Sieberkrob-My quesTions To InTormaTion Please . . .Walley STan- ley-My charming smile To H. McLean . . . L. STephenson-My quieTness To M. PeTerson . . . M. J. Trigilio-My shorTness To T. Jarmolowicz . . . H. Tunison-My pneumonia To The nexT vicTim . . . R. Ulrich-My clarineT To A. DieTz . . . J. Zalenski- My laughing spells To anyone who can laugh more Than I can . . . M. RoberTs-My low voice To J. Baker. WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF . . . B. Davison couldn'T skip school . . . E. Doerr could noT be wiTh The boys . . . D. Hepner couIdn'T geT To Wesleyville bowling alley . . . DoroThy Bailey couldn'T have R. Bliley nighTs as company . . . L. Sharaif couldn'T geT To Wesleyville . . . B. Nor' cross did her own homework . . . M. PeTerson sTuck To one boy . . . A. VVhiTe reduced . . .G. Wicker weren'T a Tom-boy . . . E. M. Falconer came To school Tor arT class . . . D. KranTz weren'T so bashful . . . G. Ardillo losf her dark Tresses . .. S. Scallen had naTural curly hair . . . M. Clark weren'T so arTisTic . . . T. Jarmolowicz weren'T so uni MCL lgriuafw WHAT WOULD HAPPEN lF-ConTinu'ed neaTly dressed . . . H. Heyer didn'T geT her home- work . . . D. Grenz couldn'T have her 'cello . . . M. BreTz weren'T so nice . . . J. Moorhead weren'T so sociable . . . R. SmiTh didn'T Tool around . . . H. McLean couldn'T keep secreTs . . . D. Keller obeyed orders . . . C. Nowakoski did his home- work . . . J. Fournier weren'T so aTTracTive . . R. Noonan ever grew up . . . B. Dill could keep guieT . . . L. Keene couldn'T chew a pencil . . . l. Koski couldn'T play Tricks on us . . . K. Lewis weren'T a good sTudenT . . . V. Lovejoy goT angry . . . E. Luce couldn'T skip school . . . D. PosT would only Talk . . . B. Towell coudn'T see J. S. . . . E. Voss couldn'T chew gum . . . J. STablein couldn'T run around The halls . . B. Bacon Tried boys . . would she sizzle? . . . D. Bebki weren'T a bookworm . . . R. BreTz couldn'T draw . . . J. Corey wouldn'T preTend To TighT . . . J. CraTT wasn'T such a swell kid . . . C. De Angelo couldn'T Talk To GirT . . . D. EasTman couldn'T shooT Tor pennies . . . R. Tun- ison would only shrink . . . N. Armes weren'T a genTleman . . . A. Olesky would reciTe in class . .. R. Dearborn weren'T slicked up . . . Nelson More- SEVENTH R. Henson- Li'l Liza Jane . . . A. Heyer- Sil- enT Pool . . . G. Hickin- JusT Because She Made Them Goo-Goo Eyes . . . J. Hosbach- Jeanne wiTh The LighT Brown Hair . . . Kazimierowski- You're My Poem of Love . . . O. King.- HumpTy DumpTy . . . J. Kuno- Ch My Darling ClemenTine . . . J. Langer- VVhen You Wore a Tulip . . . Bob MarTin- VVhen Love ls Kind . . . E. Moreland- Sherlock Holmes . . . D. Olesky- SanTa Lucia . . . T. PosT- Blow The Man Down . . . C. Renshaw- l Wish l Had a Girl . . . H. Somerder- For He's a Jolly Good Fellow . , . T. Sheridan- VVaiT for The VVagon . . J. STephen- son- Old Folks aT Home . . . F. Thompson- The Yellow Rose of Texas . . . D. Adams- ShorTnin' Bread . . . M. Allen . . . l Don'T Love land weren'T so bashful . . . F. Ferguson kepT Track OT school properTy . . . K. Finke weren'T sucha pesT . . . R. Corey couldn'T seT pins in alley No. IO . . . L. Urmann came To school every day . . . R. Colley couldn'T have a musTache . . . J. RushTon were like his ideal , . . C. Flick kepT clear of blondes . . . L. Akerly could play The TrurnpeT . . . L. Blum couldn'T wriTe noTes . . . R. Cass couldn'T go To The sTore . . . G. DiNicola couldn'T go To Town week ends . . . J. EllsworTh couldn'T sTay home . . . R. Mr. Ferraro couldn'T Tease Ann . . . A. Gregory wasn'T such a good sporT . . .B. Har' courT were a Tlower . . . B. HoTchkiss goT up on Time Tor The bus . . . E. Faycheck's accordion music was raTioned . . . R. Hammond weren'T so serious . . . B. Johnson couldn'T Tool wiTh Louise . . . D. Klins couldn'T blush . . . G. Maille and H. Maille weren'T so bashful . . . M. Melzer didn'T have compeTiTion in spelling . . . E. Moyer couldn'T Talk wiTh Mike . . . J. PeTers weren'T so guieT . . . R. Thompson wore a coaT . . . D. VVenTz couldn'T Take girls' pockeTbooks . . .' E. Hinkler couldn'T Tease Blossom . . . J. Walker couldn'T Tell Tales. GRADE Nobody . . . VV. Allen- She Was Happy Till She MeT You . . . G. Bush- Absence Makes The HearT Grow Fonder . . . Zo Ann Carnahan- LiTTle Annie Rooney . . . J. Cihon- Loch Lo- mond . . . Billy Crabb- My Old DuTch . . . A. Deiner- ArTie Deiner-ArTie ls Having a ParTy . . . M. Dougan- The LasT Rose of Summer . . . C. Dudley- Dark Eyes . . . D. Dunlap- JusT Tell Me You Love Me . . . G. Evans- My Old KenTucky Home , . . E. Faycheck- CapTain Jinks . . . D. Gorman- Old Dan Tucker . . . B. Hale- Hail, Hail. The Gang's All Here . . . A. TiTus- Daisy Bell . . . D. Verdoni- BeauTiTul Dreamer . . . N. VVar-ren- Some Folks . . . B. Morgan-' 'My Man. o4.'Ml0.OlT l Firsl Row Miss Cummings and Miss Finn . , . Wnoopsl . . . Ser- enade , . . Prom sideline . . Sweel Corna l.ee. . Second Row Fairfield gang . . . Mrs. Messer now . . . Sun ballwinq .. . SoplwisTicaTed . , . Josie and Lilacs . . . Cufe kid . . . LT, Sheridan . . Third Row l-lappyl . . . Ahern-lwow do you like me? . . . Cold weallner brrrrr . . . Corp. Joe , . . Clare McLane. Fourfh Row l-low abouf a ride? . . Gracie . , . Peek-afboo. . . 2nd cnildliood . . . The col- lage gang.. . we hw' ,V M or .vw ,4- ,-.. L6 awk Q35 ? w ff Q5-1 M . MSO HI--Y The l-li-Y of l942-43 had iTs mosT successful year since iTs origin a few years ago. VViTh Mr. Massing as iTs advisor The club celebraTed such evenTs as iniTiaTion of new members. chili suppers, and The presenTing of roses To all l-li-Y MoThers com- memoraTing MoTher's Day. The club also senT represenTaTives To The VVesTern Pennsyl- vania Conference held aT The Erie Y.M.C.A. Officers presiding during The year were as follows: PresidenT ...... .... . Torn Emidy SecreTary --- --- Eugene VVisgirda Vice PresidenT .... , Fred Moorhead Treasurer -- .... Ed LaVange HEALTH--LOYALTY--SPORTSMANSHIP This club. now in iTs second year was sTarTed by Miss Kreiling who lefT us in The early parT of The year. lT is now in The capable hands of Miss Crossrnan. A few parTies have been held in The school wiTh everyone having a good Time. A bangueT has been planned for The early parT of May. when pins. sweaTers and em' blems will be given To Those girls who have earned Them by parTicipaTing in The difTerenT sporTs. OTTicers for The pasT year are: PresidenT ..... -- Phyllis Zaun Secrefary .... --- DoroThy Parker Vice Presidenf --- .... Jean Noonan Treasurer -- --- Jean G-oodge GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves This year sTarTed a Service Men's Scrapbook under The sup- ervision of Miss Woods. The book will conTain names and iTems concerning all l-lar- borcreek l-ligh School boys serving in The armed forces of our counTry. All of which goes To show They are cerTainly living up To Their moTTo: A To Find and Give The BesT PresidenT .... ..... l-l azel Prindle SecreTary .... --- lrene Masguelier Vice PresidenT .... Agnes Rakavage Treasurer -- -- Jean Adair Dunbar MONOGRAM CLUB The acTiviTies of The Monogram Club have been limiTed This year because of war-Time diTficulTies. Neverfheless in spiTe of hardships. They carried ouT Their Tradi- Tion of presenTing sweaTers To all members who have earned Them. PresidenT ...... --- RoberT McLane Sec. and Treas. .... Eugene Wisgirda Vice PresidenT --- --- Joe AnThony ,Q 4. 15 vi T? 2, . X, JY K M e 1 v M., 1 .W W' My-. ,- 4.- 'EJ' if 512-I? . .2 wif' ,4- ,A x .-.nw yi Q4 Q Ex mm M in .,.x .Q Q ,, Q MSO We, The Yearbook sTaTT, give our sincere Thanks To Miss Schryver, our advisor and Jack Shay. our ediTor, Tor all The help They have given us in publishing This Yearbook. We also wanT To Thank The sTudenTs Tor Their co-operaTion in Yearbook adverTis' ing. The members of The sTaTT are: EdiTor ...,. ......... J ack Shay AdverTising Mgr. .... lrene Olesky Co-EdiTor ...... MarTha Thompson ASSOUBTG-PlWlll5 Adams CirculaTion Manager .... Jean Noonan Business MQV- -- Wilma J- NOfT3maQU9 AssociaTes-Jean Marsh. Rose Al- ArT EdiTor .......... Carol KranTz lessie AssociaTes-Bill Frogge, PaT Bierck, ArT Manager ...... CynThia ShuTTle RObe'iT lYlCLeOd PROJECTION CLUB The ProjecTion Club has proved boTh popular and worThwhile in iTs second year of exisTence. The boys, TirsT under The guidance of Mr. Cummins and laTer Mr. PeTTinaTo. meT aT The beginning of The year. elecTed oTTicers and drew up a consTiTu- Tion. Since Then Their Time has been devoTed solely To The showing of The numerous movies To The sTudenT body as a whole. Officers: PresidenT .......... FosTer Johnson SecreTary --- --- Harry BriTTon Vice PresidenT ...... Rocco Taccone Treasurer .... --- RoberT Sheridan Sec. and Treas. --, Mike Skarzenski PresidenT .... .... F red Ahlgrim STAMP CLUB The purpose of The Sfamp Club is To promoTe inTeresT in sTamp colIecTion and To gaTher TurTher inTormaTion concerning The idenTiTicaTion oT various sTamps. This year's projecT has been To collecT sTamps of hisTorical inTeresT, To be owned and used by The sTudenTs of The school. This club is under The supervision of Mr. I-lanks. NEWSPAPER STAFF The newspaper sTaTT, handicaped by losing Two business managers. Warren Aikens and l-larry BriTTon, sTill managed To publish a paper ThaT was ouTsTanding. New TeaTures, especially The excellenT ediTorials and The Hlnquiring ReporTer . added To The populariTy of The l-lighlighTs. EdiTor .......... WilberT Wagner l-ld. Copyreader --Wilma Nonomaque Mgr. EdiTor .... Audrey Nonamaque SporTs EdiTor ...... Fred Moorhead News EdiTor ........ Phyllis Adams Business Manager ...... James Allen FeaTure EdiTors ........ PaT Bierck CirculaTion Mgr. .... Marion McLean and Roberf Md-eod PubliciTy Mgr. --- -..- Jean Miller W V Sfr Le up fke male ORCHESTRA Due To The presenT siTuaTion, The orchesTra has noT been quiTe as'acTive as in previous years. However, under The direcTion oT Miss Lenore Johnson. They did Turnish music Tor The evening perTormance oT The Senior Play and The Assembly which was held in April. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus. wiTh Miss Johnson direcTing, Took a prominenT parT in The All Music Assembly on April 2, and The CommencemenT exercises. The Musical evenT of The year was The Russian OpereTTa, Melinlca of AsTral4han . which was given in May. BAND ForTunaTely Tor us, The Junior-Senior band direcTed by Miss Johnson, gave sev- eral musical enTerTainmenTs in school This year insTead oT ouTside performances. They played aT baskeT-ball and TooTball games, gave a performance aT The Senior Play. and parTicipaTed in The Assembly on April 2. The band has greaTly appreciaTed The work of The P. T. A. in raising money Tor The band uniTorms which are coming in The near TuTure. JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS This is an organizaTion The I-ligh School knows liTTle abouT. buT is well known in The Junior High. IT is under The capable leadership oT Miss SmiTh wifh LoreTTa SharaTT as secreTary. Two concerTs were given This year. Une in The Junior High and one in The Senior l-ligh. The highlighT oT The year was an opereTTa Family DocTor , given one aTTernoon in March. I'l'7l g LA? Many games were s ci e Due To TransporTaTion dilTiculTies all Tl Trough The coiinTy, Harbor Clreelx was gr-owned mTh Vlfesleyville, Lawrence Park and NorTh EasT To play Tour games each. Tfie games. played in The raTTernoon in order To give The sTudenTs A chance To llse Team, in iTs second year, displayed remarkable progress in Teammo ness and abiliTy. ATTer Three weeks oT The regdlar Tw r yar i rv e , . season The Haslfies 'li '1l'WT' lcifT Ti-.o ol ca siTy layf rs PeTe KosTerman and Fred Dihlicola, buT laTer gained Teo lay, fence Park pl iyers, Bernard Disco and Don Faller, boTh oT ,whom played promirienl oCirTs in The remaifiing games. The Team will lose liernard Disco and Eugene lNisgirdci aT C'1di.faTifwr:, Dick hflchadden ,- PeTe Kosllerman aa Don Faller .-.. One ol The lvlooriieadyille mgsl4eTeers 'NA Don Juan on The baskeTball tom NAn up and coming Sopnomore Bernard Disco ,,,,,....... MCM Tall, dangerous cenTer Fred Dihlicola Y,....,..,.,., 'lllad a oromisifig TwTi.ie Ea Liiilfdfiqe .,......,..........,., MOM playing coach! Fred Moorhead ,,....,,,...., Om dependable player George STanley c.,,-. ,. ,,.,A ,c,,, ' Good in all sporTs STanlGy Rakayage .o.,,.,.,,.c.o,. Giye me a chance Boyd Eaglon ,.Y.,,..,.., .. ..f.c,.,. NinTh grade sTar lom lfmidy ,.c.. Eugene Wisgirda Bob Sheridan .c,.,.,,.,,-,-,,-Y 'Small bm mighTy Our Team man 'iGood reserve .Fda e, f ,Q .UW ,J -war: V. Y, T2 g, 'ke,q,gv-vw Q ,K if . X, K k N, .M K ,aww x, 22, as is if, .... .1-v 1 Li i.-f -. , Q5 , ' Aim 33+ -v-N-via in 742 ,Q v as ..x4I l'Yly ol? 0 The Huskies sTarTed The year ouT wiTh coach, lylr. Joe Slyak, and when he was inducTed lnTo a much larger Team, The U, S. Army. Mr. Cummins Took over a d led The boys Through a very successTul year. AlThough noT many games were won The boys were in There TighTing all The way and showed The True l-luskle splrvT George STanley --- Fred Ferraro ...... Fred Moorhead -- Bob McLane --- Bill STevenson --- Fred LiberaTor -- Joe SmiTh ..... Fd I-aVange ...o. Glen Crawford -- Max Wendell --- FeTe KosTerrnan Dick McFadden , . Leonard l-lanson -- -- -- FxcellenT line backer upper -- Sleepy -buT whaT a guard! - -- AnoTher lvloorheadville end ---- ZOO lbs. of leTT Tackle -- The Team's splrlT man Warren Alkens ---- -- Qur dependable guard -- l-iTTle pack oT 'l'.N.T. --- Second Team special ---- Plays a hard game - -- 0ur new line man HAII around man Bla and lVllghTy A good back 0ur new end sgllfe 1921162 Ziff Queafiond WhaT is The Benjamin of a family? WhaT is a Pollyanna ? WhaT is a KiTchen garden? Are There volcanoes in Alaska? WhaT is The highesT officer of a regi- menT called? WhaT is a laughing Jackassu? WhaT famous ship was sunk on her maid- en voyage from England To U. S. A.? Who were known as The Ladies from l-lades ? ln newspaper jargon, whaT is The horse- shoe ? WhaT is a love apple ? ls dunking permiTTed according To The precepTs of eTiqueTTe? WhaT is The hoTTesT place in U. S. A.? Where is The CounTry wiThouT Wo- men ? WhaT was called The WhiTe Man's Graveyardn? Who runs Through The Town, upsTairs and downsTairs in his nighTgown ? Who in The Bible beTrayed wiTh a kiss? ln skiing. whaT is a baThTub ? l-low do aviaTors offen hail each oTher in The air? ln a TheaTre in whaT order do The wo- men, The man and The usher proceed down The aisle? WhaT is meanT by a hobo's blowing his Top ? How many edges has a cube? Do fleas have wings? WhaT are whiTe wings ? WhaT is called The half-way house of The Pacificn? ls inToxicaTion a defense in law? VVhaT mofion picTure Took IOOO arTisTs Three years To make? WhaT is a sTeeple Jack ? WhaT is black arT ? WhaT is a fall guy ? ln baseball. whaT is a goose egg ? ANSWERS youngesT son a person who always looks aT The brighf side of Things. a vegeTable garden yes. several colonel a bird lliingfisherl The TiTanic. April l4. I9l2 The ScoTch l-lighlanders Copy desk. because of iTs shape TomaTo no DeaTh Valley. California MT. AT,hos on Aegean Sea lmonasTeryl Panama Wee Willie Winkie Judas beTrayed ChrisT A hole in The snow, where The skier has fallen by zooming slighTly usher, woman, man going insane I2 no sTreeT cleaners Hawaii 1 No Snow WhiTe and The Seven Dwarfs workman in high places wiTchcrafT a scrapegoaT a score of zero I Th t I es Service That Satisiies Old Line Stock Companies JAY S. SMITH INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED BONDS AND REAL ESTATE Office Ph Z4 8 537 West Sth St t ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of STOW INSURANCE AGENCY NORTH EAST, PA. I Compliments of The Harbor Creek Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 9l0 Commerce Building Erie, Penna. ERIE OWNED AND OPERATED SINCE I858 Compliments of M. A. BENNETT AGENCY Insurance and Bonds 7OI Commerce Building Telephone 23-906 ,ilohn li,Schultz Qin. MDISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Twenty East Eighth After Graduation Attend ERIE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE State at Eighth St. Tel. 22-644 Res. C66-358 KRAUS DEPARTMENT STORE 810-814 Parade St. Best Place to Shop E. C. MILLER, Mgr. JOSEPH B. WRIGHT General Repairs Ignition and Battery Service PHONE 82143 3929 Buffalo Road Wesleyville, Pa. Phone 84-277 Open 8 11. ni. to 9 p. ln. MAILLE ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractors Everything Electrical 24527 lillllvllill lid. Wlvsleyville, Pa. Compliments of HEATH,S DINOR 3604 Buffalo Road QU. S Route 20, D O N P E C K Real Estate Penn Theatre Wesleyville, Pa. Extends Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1943 Bury's Cut-Rate Drug Store THE NYAL STORE We sell for less! 34230 Bllffalo lid. XVQ-slr-yville, Pa. WE PLACE EVERY GRADUATE in a good position FULL DEFENSE PROGRAM FOR TYPISTS, STENOGRAPHERS, S-ECRETARIES, ACCOUNTANTS KEY PUNCH OPERATORS, COMPTOMETER OPERATORS Your Government Needs YOU! Hundreds of positions open in Washington, D. C., and in all Defense Areas throughout the United States. Lowest cost and shortest time possible for BEST RESULTS. Phone or VVrite n ERIE BUSINESS COLLEGE' U SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1943 0. CARLYLE BROCK SANITARY FARMS DAIRY, Inc. Compliments of Meyers 6? Johnson Architects and Engineers ERI E, PA. ERIE CREDIT .I EWELERS' ASSOCIATION CONRAD'S HIRSCH'S DARLING'S MACK'S SEYMOUR'S Dif1aoL1I1CI1IiItiT1S- Elgin - Bulova S Good Winches' Chlcks' e 3 y WILB?3w3gPAVIS J. F. LEWIS Phone c5h?i4?JNest wth Strgziie, Perma. Sim' 1893 North East' Pa' DANFORD C. CUSHMAN Elgin and Bulova VVatches Diamonds, Jewelry Nt IIRTH EAST, PA. J. WAYNE HASKELL Jeweler and Optometrist 26 South Lake Street NORTH EAST, PA. Gifts for Graduates Jewelry and Allied Items of Lasting Remembrance FORD E. O'DELL 24 W. 10th St. Next to Shea's Geo. V. Thomas O WATCHMAKER and .IEWELER Omcial R. R. Watch Inspection O Wesleyville, Pa. We time the Railroad' - .w hy n ,t You? Compliments of THE MUELLER ART COVER 84 BINDING CO. Wesleyville Greenhouse HUGO LOHSE, Prop. Vegetable Plants in Season Flowers, Floral Pieces Potted Plants PHONE 81-440 3310 liuffnlo Road North East Cooperative G. L. F. Service, Inc. FEED, SEED, FERTILIZER, MISC. FARM SUPPLIES 16 Grahamville St. Telephone 70 Erie Dispatch-Herald The newspaper that is accepted in the home as one of the family. News keyed to modern day needs. PHONE 83-198 ELMER GRENZ STUDEBAKER Sales and Service I 3311 Buffalo Road Wesleyville, Pa. College Styled Clothes HATS I HABERDASHERY 0 SHOES Always Reasonably Priced P. A. MEYER 8: SONS 817-819 State St., Erie, Pa. This Book Is Printed on ENAMELED BOOK PAPER lfurnislwd by Daka Paper Co. 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RICHARDS 81 SON Meat, Groceries, Ice Cream Harbor Creek, Pa. Audrey's Dinor Wesleyville, Pa. V. B. McGahen 110 12th Street Market F. M. Dawley 2029 State Street For Better Lenses See HESS BROS. PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Bifocals Tinted Lenses PANOPTIK SOFT LITE UNIVES CXUXITE ORTHOGON D. CALOBOR TILLYER D. RAY BAN FUL VICE 1 E ACME QUALITY PAINTS Greetings to the l Plumbing and Tinning I Citizens of Tomorrow 1 PLUBELL l Hardware Co. I GENERAL HARDWARE 5 Paints, Oils and Glass 416 State Street - I ERIE, PA. 1 3 H01 Buffalo Road XVesleyx11l l 1 i Ts-lm-phono 81-314 1 E 12th ST. 12th STREET SKATING RINK Every Evening Except Mondayf8:00 to 11:00 Afternoons: Tues.. Thurs.. Sun.-2:00 to 4:30 MARKET BLDG. ERIE, PENNA Q MARTIN AHL S General Insurance In 1 1118 Erie Trust Bldg. Erie Pa W Compliments of i Q K EH-ER'S. .. IQ' . girl l '. I 'vt THEATRE 'Q' ' ' North East, Pa. if llllnmiifli' 3 . E Eff. Fine Diamonds, Watches I 3 and Jewelry 1 FOR LESS AT 1 KRAMER JEWELRY co. 5 920 State sr. Erie, Perma. BOSTON STORE + Compliments of ERIE, PA- 1 KINNEY'S SHOES 1 1012 State Street I ERIE, PA. The Quality Fashion Shop of Erie Gfhr iiialle Bros-. qu. Safe, Sound Insurance Protection Properly Applied I. D. MCQUISTION COMPANY 1421 Erie Trust Building ERIE, PA. All Forms Dial 26-701 All Kinds - 1 1 l I Compliments of MRS. BENSQN ERIE PAINT CO ..Av0nn 14th and State Sr. Representative ERIE, PA. Harbor Creek, Pa. . FEDERAL Compliments of Cleaning and Pressing DR. and MRS. J. T. SIMMONS Reasoname PWS 954 E. 6th St. Phone 22-618 ,. KEEP 'EM FLYING BUY WAR BONDS AND WAR STAMPS Compliments of OTTO J. HITCHCOCK Secretary and Treasurer Hays Manufacturing Co. It's Patriotic to Be Healthy! ADAMS 81 STREUBER'S EAT MORE CUT-RATE SCHULER'S Comer Sth and East Avenue Potato Chips, Pretzels, Popcorn At All Stores! Compliments of Compliments of BON BON SHOP W- S' HILL, Prop. DAVIS BEAUTY SHOP Wesleyville, Pa. Wesleyville, Pa. C' Variety 25 Quality HOUSEWIFE BAKERY HDISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES, PASTRY 822 State Street Erie, Penna. QUALITY CLEANERS, DYERS Over 50 Years of Service FURS CLEANED By the Furriers' Methcd Cold Storage Vault on Premises PHONE 22-987 402 W. 3rd ST. Learn to be a Comptorneter Operator. Short course. Reasonable tuition. Free employment service. The only licensed Comptometer School in Erie. The Comptometer School 722 COMMERCE BLDG. Phone 45-464 See CLARA GOODWIN For Beautiful Waves, Manicures, Etc. Phone 82-1530 XVI-slcyvillc, Pu. O. B. KELLY Delicious Birds Eye Frosted Foods 3444 Buffalo Road IlOllIlJlllllt'IItS of A. H. LANTZ Red 81 White Store l'Vesleyvillc, Pa. Wesleyville Paint 8: Glass A. li. llAClxl'.T F, Prop. For Quality Paint, Glass and Hardware Apparel and Equipment Compliments of for FISHING, HUNTING, CAMPING CARNERS SERVICE STATION RIDING I.. PRESS 81 CO. Phgne C6-428 Phone 1206 1216 State St. -N W HARBOR, INN Compliments of MEHLER'S BOTTLING WORKS Compliments of WEIL - MCLAIN COMPANY ERIE, PA. Manufacturers of Cast Iron Home Heating BOILERS M RADI KTORS ALWAYS BLY THF BEST . . . .SG :ACA ,A MA -MADE BREAD 17Jh DIEGES 8z CLUST S et New Official Jewelers for the Class of 1943 YkNY THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH EAST M b f the Federal Deposit Insurance C NORTH EAST PA Nine Out of Ten Homes Read THE ERIE DAILY TIMES THE DOUGHNUT FACTORY 22 - Varieties - 22 THEY HAVE THE SMACK OTHERS LACK Open Evenings Until 11 16012 State Street Erie, Penna. Compliments of E c o m a Ice Cream and Dairy Products Modern Grocery 12th Street Market Economy Grocery Central Market ROBT. R. WARREN, Mgr. Irving Shoes 918 Peach Carl Hultman FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRS 31128 Buffalo Road Wesleyville, Pa. Compliments of Al Means Business Equipment PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS 18 East 7th Street ERIE, PA. Compliments of CONEY ISLAND LUNCH Hzlmburgs and Hot Dogs NVQ-slvyville, Pal. Fgjk, Fgjcoff QQLf7b6lQ2,j'0l7 Ci DEPARTMENT STORE, ERIE, PA. Regardless of Price--Always First Quality Compliments ol' KEYSTON E COOPERATIVE GRAPE ASSOCIATION Phone 206 North East, Pa. NIKLAUS BROS. Conlplt-tv lim- ol' McCormick-Deering Farm Implements North East, Pa. Phone 162-.l Compliments of MILDRED 8: ORVILLE BOGENSCHUTZ Everything for the Home Compliments ol' W. O. WILSON 8: SON Phone 106 NORTH EAST. PA. WHITE DINER EXCELLENT COFFEE 41 E. Main St. North East, Pa. MARGUERITE L. DEYO ' CORA M. KEIM 'SA-V-MOR DRESS SHOP 24 South Lake St. North East, Pa. QUALITY MERCHANDISE At Lowest Prices Possible L. W. CROOT Phone 321-I-I North East, Pa HOME RESTAURANT R. N. SMITH E. Main St. North East, Pa WEINHEIMER'S GROCERY Fresh Roasted Coffee and Peanuts Phone 144 I3-15 W. Main St. North East, Pa. DR. M. R. O'LEARY DR. R. C. SCRAGG Dentists Cline Building North East. Pa. PHONE 146 COIIIDIIYIHPIIIS of THE EDWARDS COMPANY Home Furnishings RENEE DRESS SHOP I-I N. Lake St. NORTH EAST, PA. Ladies' 8: Children's Ready-to-Wear THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK North East, Pa. RESOURCES Sl,700,000.00 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Experience Promptness RICHARD E. FORD COMPANY Safe, Sound Insurance for Less 506 Marine Bank Building ERIE, PENNA. STOCK and MUTUAL INSURANCE Reliability Satisfaction I WM. M. CONNER INSURANCE - MORTGAGES Telephone 24 85 714 State Street G I ERIE, PENNA. n W. C. MISSIMER Auto and Fire Insurance District Manager NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE co. FOR LESS 1317 Erie Trust Bldg. Phone 69-121 ERIE, PENNA. LEO SCHLAUDECKER COMPANY Established 1873 25 East Eighth Street ERIE, PENNA. Insurance of All Kinds -- Surety Bonds PAUL T. ALLEN CO. GEORGE K. FRANK Insurance of All Kinds Realtor Masonic Temple Erie, Pa Rewl Estate and Insurance Phone for Service 24-9121 Masonic Temple Erie Penn.: Frank Schauble Studio 113 West 10th Street ACROSS FROM THE TIMES SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTINCTION Compliments of C. H. COLLMAN R. H. COLLMAN Optometrists 24 West Eighth Street ERIE, PENNA. Telephone 22-098 Compliments of WESLEYVILLE MARKET Ed. Rose Sporting Goods ATHLETIC SPORTING GOODS 51-53 East Gen esee Street High School and College Outfitters Cleveland 2551-2552 BUFFALO, NEW YORK NASON'S 5c to 81.00 Store 3414 Buffalo Roald Wesleyville, Pa. ToMoRRoW's CHALLENGE ITH our plant busy day and night on war orders for vital war materiel we dare to loolc ahead at tomorrow. Today is full of discord and destruction, but we aslc you too, as students, to cherish your Finest ideals matured at home and in school, For one day they also will Find lasting expression in peaceful pursuits. President Vice President 'LIAHN 8g 0llIIER AGAIN JAHN 8f lllll IENIIRIWINII IIIJ I HAMMERMILL PAPER CO. ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Manufacturers of i?M5MMElElk,17gQQ QW AND OTHER BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING PAPFRS in -I, .ii 'Sf' After a long class... pause and af 0' wwf YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY WELL THERE IT IS VVe've had our Troubles Qur jokes and puns BUT how The work Has all been done So now we waiT WiTh zeal and zesT To hear The re-acTions OT The resT. We've Tried To give you Our very besT. We hope ThaT we Have passed The TesT.