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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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L iv - X T. 4,97 W5 Qgiwx 'id all Harbor Creek High School HAIIIHIRIAN N155 HIRIWIIRII As we gaze out our classroom windows, we wonder at the rolling hills and un concerned traffic speeding over the highways, We remember the first school bus ride and the hectic new world we found in the big red school building We grew with the school and soon came to love the experiences and friendships we gained in her halls. The untiring efforts of our teachers and their interest in us can be repaid only by our great respect for them. But the world moves around and life moves on. We are now seniors, young adult citizens, fashioned in Harbor Creek's classrooms, and ready to make our own way in the world. As we look over the countryside, we wonder what lies beyond. What chasms to cross and what obstacles to pass? What tears to shed and happiness to reap? Re- gardless of the path we can all look behind, smile, remember, and be better people for the wonderful years we, the class of '55 spent at Harbor Creek High School. IIIINIENIS MIMINISIRAHIIN IAIIIIHY IZIASSES MZIIVIIIIS SPIIRIS PAIIHINS 1 -w-gy WI PAY llllllllll to Mr W1ll1am Ellwood Vocatlonal Agrlculture Superv1sor of Harbor Creek Hxgh School Friend father extraordlnary sports enthusxast F F A advlsor church and CIVIC leader Mr Ellwood has long held a place of hlgh esteem ln the school and ln the communlty Hls warmth of personahty h1S good humored yet serlous approach to anyth1ng he does make a lastmg lmpresslon on all who have been fortunate enough to know h1m He IS a man whose 1m presslve stature IS matched only by h1S generous nature and a b1g klnd heart The members of the class of 1955 deem II an honor to be able to dedlcate th1s lssue of the Harborlan to hxm. lHl Ml Al llll HHM The school system of Harbor Creek Township is the largest single enterprise in the com- munity. Pictured below are the members of the school board who labor unselfishly to provide the best possible education for the young people of the district. In a way, our book is perennially dedicated to these men. The members of the board give unsparingly of their time and effort in directing the school affairs of a growing progressive community. Notable achievements of the past year include the new Klein School, and renovations to both Brookside and Central. Board Members include G. K. Book, Presidentg T. A. Hollarn, Vice Presidentg H, M. Meyers. Secretaryg C. R. Cass, Treasurerg M. L. Hoadley, B. E. Hofius, and H. W, Moorhead. 4 .. 41 J if-ef-3 3 4 1 F ,Z '1'v'vv-lu4:q- . QWFT if vw. . 'ed aw'-3'5 ' ' , .., ,. . 34 13' fx. 'fe 1. 3 Klein Elementary School EAST LAKE ROAD 1' i...Q--- ' ' in gvflii' .A li. Ja- 4 TIL-V 1, ' 5 It In 'fllllll ffwx Keeping more than 2000 students and 120 employees functioning smoothly and effectively is the task shouldered by Mr. Fred S. Clark, Supervising Principal, pictured at left. The fact that this job goes on quietly, unobtrusively, without visible hitch, bears token to his inspired direction and leadership. MIMI ISIRAIIII The job of keeping a modern high school operating at peak efficiency is an exacting and demanding one. Mr. W, K. Williams, Principal, and Mr. John Cunningham, Assistant Principal, strive mightily to see that the jobis done. These men operate the nerve center of the high school. Their untiring efforts on our behalf will not soon be forgotten. ff-GH 1. ,Qu ,QMA -.Kp-if WNV V v , K F., .,.. x M EQ1,Af wfi'Y i. .-L 5 4- ' llllllll SMH Miss Nelson and Mrs. Painter, two attract- ive and efficient 'indispensables' to the buzzing school brain center. Their friendly smiles properly welcome visitors to our happy insti- tution. , s 'Y' -sf rn if , -R 'EY . if G ffyf' 4 f ,ky 5-Q why .Aff april Mrs. Mraz and Miss Devers, Harb's two able nurses, are well-liked by everyone for their constant efforts to keep us in good health. lf they're simply giving an aspirin or bandaging a sprained ankle, they do it efficiently and with a cheerful smile. -Qfx 'rf'-wr 49' SCHOOL DAYS Robert Blllms Mathematlcs Thls man of stature goes deeper than h1s mathe matlcal formulas 1n successfully control mg our crowded cafeteria Lynn Caufman Industrial Arts, Mech amcal Drawmg l-le teaches us to bulld character as well as bulldmgs 151135 119, 1-.4-I Jean Anderson Typmg, Bookkeepmg An Amlable personality xn our commer clal room and top gal on our splendid school pubhcatlons 'Hlghllghts ' Helen Arnold Mathematxcs, Guxdance A Semor favorlte, Mrs Versatxle has energy to burn whxle very capably d1r ectmg the Cadets and Twxrlers FMZIIHY John Cunmngham P 0 D , Assistant Pnncipal The perfect gentleman who is as adept m teachmg P 0 D as he is at keeping the attendance record Martha Dalrymple 'Nw brary Pat1ent, understand n always willing to help f 1 lnn ' . . . . as f ' ' ' 'T -we . tm' 99 99 . . . '- - ll 5. ,V . ' ' , . Ah X ,,. ' V ' Y ang! -K : ,K , JJ,-I ' ,L . P - . . li- E gg gg ! . - 1 . 2 K V, yilkfi k A: S J . ' I. n , l - M V f-7 E Nd, ' Q ig.:. k S Frank Denms Bxology, Physical Edu cation Master of both the classroom and the out of doors Robert Denmston Mathematxcs A gen tal teacher and coach whose energy can only be measured by hxs appetxte IMZIIHY 2-1? A-1 -all SCHOOL DAYS mm as--an 'N-F W? John Falls Physlcal Educatlon, Health The gymnaslum lights burn on 1nto the night as our mdustrxous coach, John Fa1ls, gnves of h1s talent 1n fashlomng Harb's athletes W1ll1am Frazler Art The Old Mas ter Pamter who IS as sharp wxth hxs wxt as he IS wlth hrs palette Irene Edwards Physlcal Educatxon Petlte Mrs Edwards, womens Phys Ed mstructor and Cheer1eader's coach, 1S small 1n stature but mxghty xn character Wxllxam Ellwood Vocatlonal Ag Shop Always frnendly Mr Ellwood IS hard at work cultlvatmg both men of the soll and young personahtxes 1-'17 5'-1' Q15 fi. fa' Prncxlla Guckes Scxence There's ver a dull moment around our tall story teller and female answer to Emste Mlss Pr1sc11la Guckes Jamce Hassett Home Economics, Health Short m service but not nn at traction lS our keeper of ovens and Y Teen drrector, M1ss Janlce Hassett DEAR OLD mum Benjamm Haynes Chemxstry, Drlver Traxmng Thls ambltlous teacher knows all the chemlstry formulas but has yet to fmd the one convmcmg hls dr1ver's trammg Romeos 'No One Arm Drlvmg' Mavls Hulxngs Soc1alStud1es Second mother to our seventh grade students IS Mrs Hulmgs who IS always qulck w1th her warm smlle is fl? 09? N09 --sag' 572 'Gay Wg, Y' if Lloyd Leary Advanced Mathematlcs Tenslon runs hxgh and excltement mounts but our athletlcally versatlle and math ematlcally mlnded coach sits calm and collected, carefully flgurlng our cagers' next move Jean Moody Engllsh One of the latest addxtlons to the faculty IS attractlve Mlss Moody who has gotten mto the thlck of school act1v1t1es Jack McCullough . . . Music. Petril1o's gift to Harbor Creek pgssesses a strong personalxty and wxelds an lmpressxve baton Emmet Mclntosh Jumor Hxgh Musxc Master of Harbor Creek's musxcal farms system lS modest Mr Emmet Mclntosh IMZIIHY 'be 'bv .4635 Joann Pamter Shorthand, Offlce Staff Her frxendly smxle as offxce receptlomst IS carrled mto her well dlSC1pllI'l6d short hand classes John Peterson Physlcs, Scxence, 81-lld2U1C6 Brlei case bearlng F T A leader, etfectwely operates between e Chem lan and Guxdance room 41' is -1.1 GOLDEN 37 Joseph McLaughl1n Engllsh Cxvlcs Guxdance Everybody'sfr1end our Eng lxgh and Guldance man, Yearbook advl sor and coach ox the notorxous Marauders Carl Norder Typmg Shorthand, Tran scrxptlon, General Busmess Captam C0mmerc1als needs a lot of space to empty his overloaded arms before oper ating a camera as one of his duties as Boss of Proyectxon Club '7 ,1-47' Mary Pfeffer . . . English. This diminu- tive young lady proved to be a great asset to our school for the short time she was here 'Y Charles Pfeffer Social Studies A ro bust individual who is an active athletic RU Illllllll Robert Rohde World American His tory A cheerful individual who has become an indispensable part of our school life mf? s..,,m i Qnw'i' Robert Mxckley Science A new mem ber of our faculty who, through his wm nmgways, has achieved the respect and admiration of the student body --N Joseph Smith English A wonderful world of merriment behind those horn rimmed glasses X M4 MHZ Robert Stmely American History, C1v ics He came to us late in the year, but to be a valuable asset to our ,,A-.. has proved faculty .fr 5 ' 3 l , ,M 3 up - f in y I It. . 4 O Q L E9 9 n u u 2 I l - tx . 'I f ,.,e11ng gf , ,E. F , sit L ' . . . ' . - 1a,,- 5' . A ' ' A ' A .'- L' W ,gggx , , L.,.t: , l'.x ii ' S. ,K ' fl 72' ' Q, l '7 Fay -A ' L9 Y ' n Q s , l . - 1 4 ' L f , ,7i31:'i5 ' f :ir 12 Adelalde Wolfe Home Economlcs She IS as adept at maklng frlends as she IS makmg cherry ples Mary Voss Latin, French Engllsh Forexgn languages are her flrst love and we can descrlbe her very aptly wlth 'Un sourls pour tout le monde' 'WS 'G' P '1 f lllllllll oaws 'wiifair ftp 1'-ll Nu' James Young Enghsh Mr Young whose profncnency at teach1ngShakespeare IS matched only by h1s abllxty to direct the Semor Play has become a veteran at Harbor Creek I-hgh Helen Book Enghsh A new member of our faculty who has become an integral part of our teaching system . - D I . - l , . I P , ff ICQ l -I . . ' . X gf . . , x , i it , me 1 1 f 1 I if oo gg , n n Q c Q n Y is ' S ' ,V . . . . . t i ' 'Q tw ,l ,gs 7 I . l I fp lfxs it fz' f . I , BEHI ll llll SIZE ES Harbor Creek High School has a reputation for being a well-kept school, for having im- maculate halls and classrooms and for being kept in constant repair. Credit for this is clue to the hard work of the competent staff of janitors. THIS om nous? pf? ft, ' ' I fe K We couldn't get to or from school if it weren't for the busdrivers. They are J. Langer, R. Langer, C. McQuiston, J. Maille, L. Maille, J. Conners, A. Firman, R. Firman and A. Gaynor. They transport ap- proximately 2,000 students to school daily. Magix The highlight of each school day centers around fourth period in our cafeteria when our kitchen staff is hard at work preparing and serving appetizing lunches. Mrs. Wolfe, the Home Econo- mics teacher, plans the meals. Thr H W. raw 4 YOUNG AT HEART 1 I f GQ 409- u-W SMILES M'-ng.. Carol Shaffer Valedlctorlan Scholar muslclan leader all of these descrxbe Carol No one has been more devoted to her school or more consc1ent1ous about her work Dorls Jean Kunsch Salutatorlan Dorls lxke Carol comblned her muslcal glflS Wllh her scholasuc zeal Her splendld achlevements m both f1elds wlll not be forgotten IT s rut TAL lZOMMl IZIMI Marlene Dal Canton Student Cholce Her fellow students chose Marlene to represent them at Commencement. A splendld tr1bute to a splendld glrl whose scholarshlp and servlce to her school have been outstandmg a'j fA, r W- K 1 fbi ! i v I f t Q l ' f Q Q 9 Donald Vrenna Faculty Cholce Wlth Don the welfare of h1s school and of hxs frlends came fxrst many thmgs as has Don All of that plus excellent scholarsh1p won for Don the vote of the faculty OF THE TOWN SPEAKERS Charles Scott Faculty Cholce An alert thmker an 1nqu1r1ng mmd a fr1endly approach to prob les Hls teachers chose Charles a hxgh honor to an honor student Paul Herbst Student Choxce Keen 1ns1ght quxet but forceful leadersh1p Gen tleman athlete scholar all of these apply to Paul 17 No-one has worked harder for so lems and People Ch3I'3CI9riZ6 Char- 1 9 Sl lllll MASS IIHIIIHIS '1 , 49 'F-k 'F 55 A '14-'Y9' 'is arm if--. VJ-uf' S -uf: President ...... . . . Tom Sebring Vice President ...... Jerry Lewis Secretary ...... . . . Treasurer Student Council ...... Marlene Dal Canton Advisors . . . .... Mrs. Anderson Eleanor Hall . Jean Tobin 7 Paul Herbst Mrs. Arnold Mr. Norder 7 -1? l yea l l 49 YV? Mx NORMAN ROBERT AKERLY 'Butcher' Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Camera Club 1,25 Monogram Club 1,2,3, Vice Presi- dent, Treasurer5 Senior lli-Y 15 Track 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 15 Talent Show 15 lntramural Track 1,2,3,45 Junior Chorus 15 Senior Cho- rus 3,45 District County Track 3,45 Gym Capades 1,2,3,4. RALPH DAVlD ANDRUS 'Dave' Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,45 District Chorus 45 Orchestra 1,25 Marauders 2,3,45 Baseball 1,45 Gym Capades 1,2,3,45 'Talent Show 1,2, 3,45 Camera Club 1,25 Commencement Usher 3, Baccalaureate Usher 35 Art Exhibit 1,2,3, 4- Prom Committee 3- Opcretta 3. SL -of 1:7 X weft' ,W 3 4 ? ROBLRT JOHN BARTLETT Bob Chorus 4 Marauders 2 3 4 Baseball 2 4 Intramural Track 2 4 Outdoorsmen Club 4 Show 1 Art Exhibit 1 Spring Capades 4 SARAH JOAINNE BETTS Sally Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 Dramatics Club 12 Debate Club 3 Y Teens 4 Senior Play 4 Prom Committee 3 Junior Chorusl Girls Chorus234 FTA 4 2 0-.f l f Ni' ivy-Al , if' NANCY MARY ASKINS Nance H L S 1 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 3 Gym Capades 12 Talent Show 123 Volley Ball Play Day 2 DONNA MAIL ANNA Bill l1Y Donna Y Teens 1 2 Art Club 4 Chorus 12 Gym Capades 1 2 Q 'F' fl I 4 ' 7 , X N .. . - 4:1 , 2 A . 1 .3 L 4 1 f X 0- ' ' ' ' ' sv' . il ' 1 1 B , , M ' fr.. S 1 9 0 Z 1 ,.V 1 F I J I . 1 ' 1 ' ' A Camera Club 1,25 Gym Capades 1,2,45Talent , 1' ' , y - sl : .I V . .x l , ' its 1 ' l I I I 1 I I 1 Z V C. I u, -U ' 3 1 1. 3 5 J , , , . . 1 . f f 5 1 f yi fs Ibn :F r i' Egg! MARll YN lOUlSE BROWN 'Marllyn Red Cross Club 1 Secretary Llbrary Club 2 3 4 V1Ce Presldent 3 Gym Capades 12 ELAHHETHERESA BUTERBAUGH Elame Y teens 3 HLS 12 GymCapades123 Projectlon Club 4 Talent Show l 'X CARL RICHARD BEAUMONT Bob Jr FFA Club 12 FFA 1234 Pr Sl dent Outdoorsmen Club 4 Gym Capades 1 2 3 Talent Show l 2 JEAN CAROLYN BRITTON Jean Talent Show l 2 3 4 Art Exhlblt 1 2 3 4 Jumor Chorus l Glrls Chorus 3 Gym Capades 13 Dramatlcs Club 12 HI S 3 Senlor Play 4 jf? up 'Ura-:air 1 asf!! 4 3. YD ii .--Q1 13 'vi' MILDRED JANE CASS Jane Talent Show 2 3 Sclence Club 1 Llbrary Club 2 H L S 3 4 G1rls Chorus 4 MIXEG Chorus 4 Glrls Basketball 2 3 Gym Capades 1 2 3 Cheerleaders Club 3 4 MARGARET JEAN CASS 'Jean' H L S 3,-1, L1brary Club 2, MIXEG Chorus 4, Gym Capades l,2,3, Talent Show l,2,3, G1rls Basketball l,2,3, Cheerleader 3,4, Art Exh1b1t 1,2 .:...,,,,e'- 3 L . Q , 5, pf ' Y li- u H 1 , U 2 . . I D I f 2 . 2 - J- - Q , Y-Teens 43 Art Club 43 Prom Committee 33 .fx A -I - ll 1 - , ' U Q v - W X Dyk ',- 4 ..,,7 .W ff u - rr fx W' A 15345155 Q . . . , S , , 1 M ll 4,11 u JOHN JOSEPH CATRABONE JR. 'Jack' Science Club lg Class President lg Senior Hi-Y 2g Dance Band 2,3g Senior Play 43 Senior Orchestra 1,29 Senior Band l,2,3,-lg JV Basketball 23 Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Chorus 33 Talent Show 1,2,4g Prom Com- mittee 3g Gym Capades l,2,3,4g Kerry Kapers Committee 2. RICHARD PALMER CATRABONE 'Dick' Class Secretary lg JV Basketball 1,2g Track lg Gym Capades 1,2,3,4g Jr. Hi-Y 2,35 Out- doorsmen 43 Talent Show 1,2,3g Senior Play 43 Art Exhibit 1,23 Yearbook Staff 45 Kerry Kapers Committee 2g Hill Billy Hop 4g Prom Committee 3. ffisf-:'5m W? SHERMAN ROSS CLARK Sherm Camera Club 1 2 President Dance Band 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Track 1 2 3 4 District Track 2 3 4 State Track 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Orchestra 2 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 County Track 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Talent Show l 2 3 4 H1 Y Track Meet 12 3 4 All Star Band 4 Optimist Band 4 ANN CLARA COOPER Coop Junior Red Cross 12 President Y Teens 3 Library Club 4 F T A 3 Gym Capades 1 2 3 Talent Show 1 Art Exhibit 1 Senior Play 4 V if 4 'f' ,' . X X . x ., it. qi :W ,ig- ERNESTINE MARIE CALHOUN Ernie H L S l 2 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Senior Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 Cheerleader 2 Talent Show 1 2 3 Gym Capades 1 2 3 Jun 1or Chorus l Journalism 3 Volley Ball Play Day 2 ARNOLD GEORGE CLARK Arnie Senior H1 Y 4 Track 2 3 4 Monogram Club 4 Senior Chorus 4 Intramural Track 4 State Track 3 Operetta 4 'Wx ,CX ff WJ I4 - H ' ' ' I I 2 - I I 3 . Q ' 1 9 ' 1 1 : n u Q ' T A 9 ' . 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MARLENE THREASE DAL CANTON Mar Dramatlcs Club 1 2 3 Y Teens 4 Student Councll 4 Presldent Student Councll Con vent1on Semor Play 4 Prom Commlttee Co Chalrman 3 Kerry Kapers Comm1ttee 3 Baccalaureate Head Usher 3 Commence ment Usher 3 Journal1smStaff3 4 Ass1stant and Ed1tor FTA 34 Treasurer Year book Staff 4 Operetta 2 3 Talent Show 3 4 Gym Capades 1 DA R Award 4 Sen1or Advlsor for the Prom 4 DIMITRI DOMINIK m Debate Club 1 Dramatlcs Club 2 Dance Band 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 SGCIIOH Leader 4 Track 3 Operetta 3 4 Gym Capades 2 3 4 Talent Show 1 2 3 4-Sb' Ml? -Q- ' 'uf' PTM 4-v -ODDQQ HARRIET MAE COREY Harrxet Dramatzcs Club 12 3 Semor Y Teens 4 GYm Capades 1 2 3 Talent Showl Dramancs Club Play 1 2 Semor Play 4 Semor Soclal Commlttee 4 Llbrary Asslstant 1 Kerry Kapers 2 JOYCE ELLEN CRAIN Joyce Tw1rl1ng Club 1 2 3 Natxonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Majorette l 2 3 4 Head Majorette 3 4 Y Teens 4 F T A 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Busmess Manager Talent Show 1 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Sen1or Play 4 Junlor Chorus 1 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Cheerleaders CllH1C 1 Gym Capades l 2 3 4 Art Exhlbxt 1 T V News Reporter 4 Kerry Kapers Comm1ttee4 ,gtk .,..1-' W! SUSAN JANE DOUGAN ue Y Teens 1 2 4 Debate Club 3 Mxxed Chorus 23 Glrls Chorus 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Gym Capades 1 3 4 Assxstant Treasurer 2 MARY LOUISE EISERT Mary Debate Club 12 H L S 3 Reporter Semor Y Teens 4 Semor Play 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Gym Capades 12 Kerry Kapers 23 Talent Show 1 2 3 ,. an 3. u . y, tk , - l 5 u 1 3 ' 3 J Y 4 ' ' 9 3 ' Y - Y A 1 Q A ' ' ' ft , . , U 1 , X 1 Q wwejri ' , s af , k Cf'-M' u n JJ, V I I P I 1 . 9 . , . , , : ' Z . . . , 3 , 'M S - S Z Q , 2 . . I I . . ,I 1 . . I . U' va' ' n - s 1 3 I Y 7 I 1 1 ' Z S . ' 2 S w 1 - I I ' - . ' . .- 1 7 9 I 0 I I I - S S 1 Z A. I q I Q . . . Q . . I, . YA ,f V, swf' - fy., ' llDi N . - . f , , : , . . 4 I I S , 3 . , I 1 , - HS I 4' ' . , S I . 2 2 3 . . 2 - Q ,- n, Q r -,,x i V .-W -1, . Va! I. , 5 . . . , 1 .8 J - 3 3 4 TIE Q . 3 - 3 . . - lll.Rl3l Rl Ol lVl R Ll l Ll ON llerb S ence Clih 12 lrmsurtr 2 Iirim it Club 3 Dante Band 4 Mixnd Chorus 1 2 3 A 4 l1lLnt Show 12 4 Ciptrttt 3 4 Senior Play 4 Maraudtrs 2 54 lmtk 2 CymC1padLsl234 NINA ICJ LMC ll 7 L u Sumo leans 4 Servite Chairman Jr Y lnensl Senior Play 4 Operetm 3 C ymC.1pillLs 1 Jr Chorus 1 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Ci Basketball 12 Journalism 4 l.1lLnt Show 12 Prom Committee 3 Art Lxhibit 1 2 3 4 Kerry Kapers 2 3 Senior Soual Committee 4 Volle.y Hall Play Day 4 F is 615 JVC int N N llA lRlli'l' lf Kli 'Hare ll,l,,S, 1,23 Art Club 4g Senior Play 43 'lulent Show 1,2,4g Gym Ciapades l,2. GARY PATRICK l ARRlQl.l, 'Clary' Science Cilub lg Senior lli-Y 1,2,3, Vice President 4g Intramural Track 2,3,4g Year- book Staff 4g Prom Committee 35 ClymC1zi- pades 1,3g lli-Y Basketball 2,3g Monogram Cllub 45 Talent Show 1, YF 49 -nv IRI-DRIC K JOSLPH l1Sl'l R fred Dram ities C lub 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Foothill 12 Track 2 3 4 Gym Lapdrite 1 2 3 Prom Committee 3 lalem Shgw 1 4 Wll l IAM IHOMAS FAIR JR Whitey lunior Hi Y 1 Cfimera Clubl Mixed Cho rus 4 Outdoorsmtn Club 4 Football 12 l3iskLtbill12 3 lritk 2 3 4 C'ymC1pidcs 2 3 4 lntr imurftl Basketball 3 'S 'Vx An- If ETHEL JOSEPHINE FURIN Babe Gym Capades 1 Dramatics Club 4 LLOYD FRANK GARDNER Lloyd Football 1 2 3 4 Track l 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Track 1 4 r H1 F T A Monogram 3 4 Senior Play 4 Senior Chorus 1 4 County Track Meet 3 District Track 3 Talent Show 1 Gym Capades 1 2 Spring Capades 3 4 Art Exhibit 1 2 PEGGY ANN FORBES Mpeg! Twirling Club l,2,3,4, Assistant Majorette 1,2,3,4g Cheerleading Clinic lg Talent Show 1,2,3,4g Junior Chorus 15 Girls Chorus 2,3,4, Section Leaderg Operetta 2,3,4g Prom Com- mittee 3g Prom Attendant 3g Senior Play 4g Gym Capades 1,2,3,4g Senior Social Com- mittee 4g Kerry Kapers Committee 2,3,4. MARGORIE EILEEN FRAZIER 'Margie' Debate Club 4, Treasurerg Chorus 45 Senior Play 4g Talent Show 2,3g Gym Capades 2g Operetta 4. 'tm iNn..,-v 'New WILLIAM JON GINDLESPERGER B1 Sr H1 Y 34 Baseball 34 Marauders 3 Monogram Club 4 Track 4 Chorus 4 Operetta4 9000 gin '12, Wil Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Foot ball 2 3 4 Intramural Track 1 2 3 4 Jr H1 Y l Journalism 2 4 Sports Editor 4 Mono gram Club 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 Outdoorsmen Club4 Treas urer lndustrial Arts Club 3 u n m. zfsf Q J , Hi-Y if fy 2,3,4g . . . 3,45 , 1 ' 9 ' X2 W 'll' A 'fy' J WILBUR EDWARD GOLDSBY -A M X 4 ' '1' .X , , ,,Q,f,, 'r'-,,:, ' ROGER HAMMOND MARGARET ALVERDA GRAY 'Margle Llbrary Club 4 l xbrary Assxstant 4 LAROI ANN GUERRA Carol Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader s Club 2 3 Cheerleader s QIITIIC 1 H L S 1 2 3 Pres1dent 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Y Teens Program Chalrman Prom Comm1ttee 3 Talent Show 12 3 4 Operetta 34 Jumor Chorus 1 Sen1or Chorus 2 3 Glrls Chorus 4 Gym Capades 1234 Sen1or Play 4 Class Co treasurer 3 .lournahsm 3 4 'ie 4 av ,Y 5 ef' nas W7 MARGARET ANN HALYAK Marge Chorus 2 3 4 Sect1on Leader 4 Debate Club 4 Secretary Suence Club 2 Talent Show 2 3 4 Sen1or Play 4 Gym Capades 2 3 Oper etta 4 Art Exhtbxt 2 xiftv RALPH SIDNEY HALE Ralph Dance Band 4 Band 1 234 Chorus Camera Club 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 Gym pades 1 2 3 4 ELEANOR ANNE HALL Ellle Mae Class Secretary 2 4 H L S 1 Debate Club 2 Treasurer Sr Y Teens 34 Treasurer Prom Commlttee 3 Journallsm 3 4 Colum mst 4 G1rls Basketball 2 3 Gym Capades 12 Chorus 1 Sen1or Play 4 County Trl Attendant 3 Talent Show 4 Jumor Con CGSSIOUS 3 fl rr Roger x Camera Club 1 2 3 Ajs s 'Ei 1? ... i' ev Ju n -.' . g . Q . 4' xx v . ,Z 'yi D V7.3 , 9 ' ,Q 3 ,..: ' 5 ' I 2. I I 2 , . .Z 1,25 .3 .3 Ca- fk f mf N SA 'K N a I n A ,ff 'N .1 . .. Q . if ' - ' 1 v - , 1 , X ' 1 ' 1 .1 1 l I .' . 1 Q , . '- C .9 A Q .1 - ' 'tvs A 9 5 - Y 4. 1, A . . .gf . , K , . . ,J , ' 'S 'Wg N.. Nur JESSIE MAE HEAPS Honey H L S 1 2 Art Club 4 Sen1or Play 4 Talent Show l 2 4 Gym Capades 1 2 Lxzard Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 4 Track 2 3 .Iumor H1 Y 1 Sen1or Ph Y 2 3 4 Intramural Track l 2 4 Gym Capades 1 2 3 Monogram Club 3 4 .19 S-af' 1-'rf 'hw PHILIP SERVER HARCOURT Phl Chorus 1234 Camera Club 1 Sr H1 Y 2 3 Dance Band 4 Operetta 3 4 Sr Play 4 Football 1 Prom Commlttee 3 Marauders 4 Talent Show 12 3 DISIIICI Chorus 4 WILLIAM KEITH HAYNES B1 Dramaucs Club 2 3 4 SCIENCE Club 1 Sen1or Chorus 2 4 Sen1or Band 1 2 3 4 Talent Show 1 Orchestra 1 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 3 .Ir Chorus 1 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 4 axxw 1-QR, -IZ' 1 1-xg! 'f P li RAS-nl PAUL FALLEY HERBST Paul Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Sen1or H1 Y 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Scxence Club 1 Student Counc1l 12 4 Intramural Track 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Gym Ca pades 2 ALBERTA ANN HERRING Bert M1X6d Chorus 4 Il LS 34 Y Teens 1 Gym Capades 3 ' A u -ln - A QQ v 1 1 . , :Q . . rl 3 1 I v y . at .AM ' 4 as f XX -' Vf' I u IH, . , I : Y I , : I I 1 Y l J 3 ff, - Q n s n ' , . . . 1 ,I 'Q , , . I x D X I GEORGE ALLEN HENDERSON iv n 1.3 ' . 'D Q . S 4 Q if ' ' , . 1' I f Z I I v ' it I If I ,ff ' 3 Yr r 1 1 Q ' 1 1 v Q -4 V ,, V , ' . 2 ,,4-bf? Eat. . i A , f fffabtgmhf VA! XXV It I u lv If J . V . ELEANOR GRACE HINES Gracle Cadet 1 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Captam Class Treasurer 2 H L S 1 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Secretary Prom Commlttee 3 Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 SLLIIOD Leader 3 4 Tal ent Show 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Jumor Chorus 1 Gym Capades 1 3 4 F T A 3 DISIIICI Chorus 2 3 Cheerleadlng Club 3 PHYLLIS JEAN HOVIS Phyll Cheerleader 1 3 4 H L S 1 2 3 4 Cheer leadlng Club 1 3 Prom Commxttee 3 Year book Staff Patrons Manager 4 G1rls C horus 3 4 Semor Chorus 2 Gym Capades 1 3 4 Talent Show 1 2 4 Sen1or Play 4 Class Co Treasurer 4 '!Uf U7 bg? 'ie-.-1 rv AGNES MARIE KELLER Aggle Talent Show 1 H L S 2 3 4 Captam ofTeam ,atm YQ'-'rvv Sf 3 Y Teens 1 Gym Capades 13 Art Ex ,- h1b1t 1 2 JOYCE ANN KLlNGER Joyce 9, Gym Capades 1 2 H L S 1 2 3 Projectlon Club 4 Art Exhxblt 3 x Q- T1 GARY ALDEN JANES Gary SCISDCS Club 1 Debate Club3 Talent Show 1 Chorus 4 Sen1or H1 Y 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Gym Capades 1 2 3 Commencement Usher ANN SHIRLEY JOSLYN Annie Debate Club 1 2 3 Secretary 1 2 Semor Y Teens 4 Jumor Chorus 1 Gxrls Chorus 2 3 4 Sectxon Leader 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Prom Attendant 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Commencement Usher 3 Gym Capades 1 2 3 Operetta 3 4 Student Councll 2 Secre tary Treasurer 2 Student Councll Conven t1on 2 Substltute Cadet 1 Sen1or Play 4 Class Co Treasurer 2 Kerry Kapers Com mxttee 2 3 Cantata 3 Talent Show 4 'Dx u I n , I A V: . ' I ', ' 23A 'Z I '-Sl . - A' A 1 - ' Aus up I il: I ' ' I s Pm , . ,Q , 3 . Q.-NC. X' ' . an I 5 Y' .l - - h ' 4 'U' X W 3: ,,: 7 'T 'v-,X l ll ' I ' C 2 . 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GERALD EDSON LEWIS lllliggl Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,-Ig Monogram Club2,3,4g Class President 2,3, Vice President 1,4p Prom Chairman 3g Senior Hi-Y 2,3,4g F.T.A. 3,4g Science Club lg Gym Capades l,2,3,4g Senior Play 4g Talent Show 1,2,3. FRED MAYNARD LYON 'Freddie' Band 1,2,3,-43 Orchestra l,2,3g Chorus lg Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 43 Gym Capades l,2,3,4g Senior Play 45 Year- book Staff, Editor 45 Talent Show l,2,3,4g Prom Co-Chairman 33 Operetta 2,35 District Band 3g Youth Board WSEE 43 Spring Ca- pades 4g Kerry Kapers Committee 2,3,4. xml. 515 If-:ri A .r 5 fl 1 I N AQ! 8 PATRICIA ANN MCMANUS at Junior Y Teens l 2 Semor Y Teens 4 H L S 3 Talent Show 2 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Junior Chorus 1 Semor Play 4 Operetta 3 Cantata 3 TERRENCE JOHN MCSHEA Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Monogram Club 4 President Gym Capades 12 34 Senior H1 Y l Home Show Exhibition 4 District 10 Track Meet 3 4 Hill Billy Hop Dance 4 County Track Meet 34 Prom Committee 3 Kerry KaperS C0mm1ffee 'Wx F5 f- fq OB qv-47? 9- 1'-' . 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I I ' I1 -QV 41' n s REBECCA ANN MOORE Becky Dramatlcs Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 4 Dra matlcs Club Plays 4 Sen1or Play 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 Junlor Chorus 1 Talent Show 1 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Cantata 3 Operetta 2 P T A Play 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Kerry Kapers Committee 2 3 Jumor Concesslons 3 Youth Board WSEE 4 ELEANOR IRENE NORMAN Jun1or Chorus 1 Sen1or Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Glrls Chorus 4 H L S l 3 4 Sports Mana ger 4 Y Teens Club 2 Gym Capades 1 3 Talent Show 2 G1rls Basketball 2 3 4 I 'fn K 'hw 1? ,11-A Q ,aklk -c-'rr EN-of CONCHITA MARIA MENENDEZ Conme Llbrary Club 2 3 4 Vlce Presxdent Talent Show 2 3 Gym Capades 2 L1brary Asslstant 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 3 Prom Commlttee SHIRLEY ANN MILLER Shlrley North East Hxgh School 1 DT8maf1CS Club 2 H L S 3 Talent Show 3 Mxxed Chorus 1 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Y Teens 4 Grape Queen Representat1ve 4 Gym Capades 4 'Q ax DORIS MARIE OLLAREK Dodo Cheerleader 2 Cheerleaders Club 2 F T A 3 4 V1ce Presldent 3 4 Prom Attendant 3 Art Exhlbxt 2 Prom Committee 3 Talent Show 3 4 Glrls Chorus 3 4 Jumor Chorus I H L S 4 Sen1or Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Gym Capades 3 4 Asslstant Class Treasu rer 4 ALICE MARIA OVERDORF Ahce Y Teens 1 L1brary Club 2 3 4 Treasurer3 Ass1srant Reporter 4 Gxrls Chorus 3 Semor Chorus 4 Gym Capades l 2 3 Talent Show2 I - 11 1 1 1 V ' 1 1 1 I . , Q Q Q . 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'T MARIAN FRANCES SALSBURY Freckles Dramatlcs Club 12 3 Vlce Pres1dent Y Teens 4 Jun1or Chorus 1 Gxrls Chorus 2 3 4 Semor Chorus 4 Cadets 1 Gym Capades 1 2 3 Talent Show 1 2 3 Operetta 4 Dra matlcs Club Plays 12 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Cantata 3 Semor Play 4 Class co treas urer 4 Journallsm 1 2 4 CHARLES ANDREW SCOTT Scotty Debate 1 2 Industrlal Arts Club3 Dramatlcs Club 4 Track 234 MIXCG Chorus 24 Model UN 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Intramural Track 1 34 Monogram Club 234 Gym Capades 1 2 Art Exh1b1t l 2 Spr1ngCapades 3 4 Football 2 3 4 '-LN DOROTHY JOANN RODLAND H L S 1 Dramatlcs Club 2 Llbrary Club 3 Presldent Gym Capades 2 Chorus 1 2 LEONARD RODLAND Turk Camera Club 1 2 PIOJCCIIOI1 Club 3 Out doorsmen Club 4 Baseball 2 4 Stage Crew 2 3 Gym Capades 1 2 3 Intramural Track had RAYMOND RALPH SCOTT Ray Camera Club 2 Stage Crew 3 Gym Capades 1 2 3 Jumor Hx Y 1 Projectxon Club 3 Treasurer 3 Intramural Track Meer 2 3 Outdoorsmen Club 4 THOMAS EDISON SEBRING Goose Chorus 4 Camera Club 1 2 Class Presldent 4 Art Festxval 1 Talent Show 1 Semor Play 4 Gym Capades 1 2 3 Intramural Track Meet 3 4 Glrls Basketball coach 1' ' deff' , , I I I , 'Jo' . 3 ' .5 ' '33, 9 I ' ' if P ' x 4 5- A' !L,' 'MIC' u n I I 1 ' . 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I ' x 4 A Q - 2 , l 1 1 1 4 I X 1 1 v ' I f . 121 HOWARD THOMAS SEIFERT Howard Semor H1 Y 2 3 Scxence Club 1 V1cePres1 dent Outdoorsmcn Club 4 Presldent In tramural Track 1 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Base ball I Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 F T A 3 4 DISEIICI 10 Track Meet 2 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 Art Exhlblt 1 2 County Trl Attendant 3 Semor Play 4 All County Football 3 CAROL ANN SHAFFER Carol Dramatxcs Club 12 Treasurer 2 Dance Band 3 4 Mllltary Band I2 3 4 Presldent 4 Glrls Chorus 4 Semor Chorus 12 3 4 Semor Play 4 F T A 3 4 Secretary 3 4 Natlonal Honor SOCICIY 3 4 Talent Show 1 2 Operetta 2 3 4 Prom Commlttef. 3 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 Dlstrlct Band 2 3 Art Ex h1b1t 1 2 3 4 IDISIIICI Orchestra 4 Orches Ira 12 Cantata 3 Dramatlcs Club Play 2 '13 if Q' KATHRYN LOUISE SMITH Kathy Llbrary Club 4 SALLY ANN SMITH Smltty H L S 12 Soclal Chaxrman 12 Talent Show I 2 3 4 Y Teens 4 Glrls Chorus 2 3 11.14 Q fix SYI VIA Lhl: SHARPE Dramatxcs C lub 2 Y Teens 3 4 Cadets 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Glrls Chorus 234 Sectlon I eader 3 Semor Chorus l Talent Gym Capades 12 34 Dlstrlct Chorus 4 Operetta 3 4 CARLOTTA JUNI1 SLIFKA Carol Llbrary Club 2 3 Dramatlcs Club 4 Semor Chorus 3 4 Glrls Chorus 4 Talent Show 2 3 Semor Play 4 3 Epub- 4 .Iumor Chorus I Gym Capades I 2 Prom 'ggi-rf Commlttee 3 Semor Play 4 Operetta 3 s IWW v I 'L pf' 5 X T 2' Ja. fo , A A . AZ I , , . , x 'I tj , . ' , , 'K' g 1 . 0 - I . .. . 'f 1 . . ' I ' ' I 3 ' V 3' ' V' - Q' ' t A Syl . FQ' 1,4553 , , X V -, X ' l Q - 1 r : 13 I so ,C f f Q , T ' A' Show 1,21 Senior Play 4g l,ibrary'Club lg V Q A 4 f ' 4- . D A f , V. ,xii ' . - 1 . . ,g-.X .V vii i! 3 . . 1 v ' 1 , '54 ly z '.'. - ll fl .tifei V V 2' M u? r X x vp A A u - .lv . -no ,f . . f 1 n I A I 1 if D 4, . ,Q - - 1 D ., My Nj ' v,,.a- A T7 ff- X ' 2 I JAMES ALLEN STEPHENSON Sp1der Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Jumor H1 Y 1 Sen1or H1 Y 3 4 Secretary 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Baseball 1 Intramural Track 1 2 PEGGY ANN YOUNC' Peg Llbrarx Club 1 2 3 4 Vue Presldent and Secrttarx C ym C apadcs l Prom Lommlttee 3 Kur lxapcrs 3 Semor Plav 4 Talent Show 3 'UN ,fn-x. - 'f1vv 1? '--at --...v ' f 'Zh ALBERT CHESTER SODER Alby Jumor Agrlculture Club 1 2 F F A 1 2 3 4 VICE Presldent Outdoorsmen Club 4 Talent Show I MARILYN LOUISE SONNEY 'Marxlyn Dramatlcs Club 2 3 Treasurer3 Y Teens4 Gd 1-Shi ROBERT CLAIR SUTTER Bob Football I 2 3 4 Junlor H1 Y l Semor H1 Y 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 Track 2 3 4 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 D1s trxct Track 3 4 DAVID LEE SWANSON Dave Jumor H1 Y Club I V1ce Pres1dent I Sen1or H1 Y 23 Track 2 Outdoorsmen Club 4 Sergeant at Arms Football 12 3 4 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 Marauders 2 3 4 Baseball I Sen1or Chorus 3 4 GLORIA JEAN TOBIN Jean Twlrllng Club l 2 3 Y Teens 4 Taltnt Show 12 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 Clrls Chorus 3 4 Gym Capades 12 3 4 Class lrtasurcr 3 4 Majorctte. 12 3 4 OPLFLIIIJ 4 Chttrlt nltrs Clzmt l Jumor Chorus 1 Prom XttLndmt3 Kerry lxapers tommxtttc 3 Prom Com mutte 3 BARBARX Xl IC L VAUGHN Xudrey s tum Majorette12 3 4 'lw1rl1n2,Klubl2 3 ll l 5 4 Cheerleaders Clll'llL 12 Semor Play 4 Operetta 3 Jumor Chorus l Girls Chorus 2 3 4 DISIIICI Chorus 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Talent Show l 2 3 4 Art Lxhlblt l 2 3 4 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 lxtrry Kapers 2 3 F F A LIVSSIOCK Parade 3 4 Glrls Basket ball 4 at I L 1-9+ fi TQ far. Mx 4-5 AUDREY MAE WAITE Barb s twm Majorette 4 Dramatlcs Club 1 2 ll L S 3 4 Jumor Chorus 1 Semor Chorus 2 4 Gxrl Chorus 4 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 Art Exh1b1r l Glrls Basketball 4 ELEANOR JEAN WAl KER Ell1e Wattsburg Hlgh 1 2 3 Glrls Chorus 4 -C' JANET lEE VAUGHN an Dramatlcs Club 12 H LS 3 Y Teens 4 Junlor Chorus l Glrls Chorus 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 Talent Show 1 2 3 Semor Play 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Gym Capad6S 1 2 3 4 DONALD MAYNARD VRENNA Ace Football l 2 3 4 Talent Show 3 Basketball 1234 Chorus 1234 Baseball 1234 F T A 3 4 Sclente Club 1 Presldent Mon ogram Club 2 3 4 Class VICE Presldent 3 Gym Capades 12 3 Cheerleader 3 Senlor SOC1al Commlttee Chairman 4 Operttta2 3 Senlor Play 4 Glrls Basketball toach 2 3 Kerry Kapers Commlttee 2 3 4 Outdoors men Club 4 Journallsm Staff 2 4 f-IQ 414 'Uk P' 'N A 'X f 4? ,F '... ,th 'sa if GEORGE ARNOLD WEIR George Camera Club 12 Shop Club 3 Sportsmen Club 4 Talent Show 1 2 3 4 Art Exh1b1t2 'bg 19 CAROL JEANNE WEED 'Carol' Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Or- chestra 1,2,3g Dramatics Club Plays 4l,3,4g Gvm Capades l 2 3 4' Operetta 2 3 4- Prom Commutee 3 Journahsm Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 FTA 34 Kerry Kapers Com mnttee 23 Art Exhlbxt 12 Jumor Con CCSSIOHS 3 RONALD DOUGLAS WEED Ron F F A l 2 Dramatlcs Club 2 Senlor Hlgh Basketball 2 3 4 Projectlon Club4 Chorus 4 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Asslstanr Manager of Basketball 3 W! -ng, JOANN DOLORES WHITNEY so H L S 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 M1X6d Chorus 2 3 Gym Capades 2 Talent Show 4 2.2 .X 13,57 Xiu! 4-N 'WN HAROLD GENE WILLMAN Gene Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 Outdoorsmen Club 4 Gym Capades l 2 3 4 N1CHoLAs JOSEPH wozN1ck1 Nxck Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Outdoorsmen Club 4 Senlor H1 Y 2 3 Dlstrxct Track 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Gym Capades 1 2 3 4 IHIY SIANII Illll -111951 QXYXX Sxuc. gtg 2 5 v ala! L Q.. J! 1-. B LRE. sed gag' Succeed Ill YEARS HHIM IIW As we look into the future we see Navy Admirals Norman Roberts and Fred Lyon on a 30 day leave taking a trip to visit some of their old class matesg let's go along with them. As we arrive at New York City we stop at the office of the New York Times where Marlene Dal- Canton is Editor, LaWanda Ricker is Society Editor, and Wilbur Goldsby is a sports writer. After bidding them good-bye we decided to go to the Madison Square Garden to see the Harbor Creek Globe-Trotters, Paul Herbst, Lloyd Gardner, Don Vrenna, Jerry Lewis, and Jim Stephenson playing Eleanor Norman's Girls' Team. After the game we go to Bob Kwitowski's dive which is illegal be- cause of prohibition brought back by President Tom Sebring. We just have time left to catch Sherm Clark's souped-up-bus which will take us to Erie. When we reach Erie, we make reservations at Chuck Scott's Ultra-Modern Hotel, which was designed by Ray Scott, and interior-decorated by June Krebs. Then we proceed to go about town. Bill Haynes literally runs into us while teaching Sally Smith how to drive. After that narrow escape we go to Bob Bartlett's Insurance Agency and take out a policy. We decided not to take a bus to Cleveland, so we went to Gary Farrell's Custom Auto Shoppe and bought a car. After leaving Erie we depart for Cleveland, but the car breaks down, so we stop at Gary Janes' Garage to have repairs. There we meet Gene Rodland who is still trying to get his Ford started. We decide to go fishing while our car is being fixed, but after being fined by Game Warden Gene Willman, for not having a license we give it up as a bad bet. By this time, our car is .fixed, so we start on. We stop at Sally Betts' Pedigreed Cat Farm to say hello, then continue on our merry way. By the time we reach Cleveland it is supper time, so we go to the swanky All-A-wreck Club, owned and operated by Doris Ollarek. There we meet some of our old buddies who are celebrating wedding anniversaries, namely Donna Bailey, Elaine Butterbaugh, Ann Cooper, Margaret Gray, Alberta Herring, Donna Leslie, and Donna Perdue. Next day we decide to do some shopping. We go to Joyce Klinger's Department Store, and meet Howard Seifert, vice-president, with his personal secretary, Carol Maille. Next we head for the Cleveland Ball Park to see the Indians play. Bill Gindlesperger is pitching today. Connie Menendez, Joann Kuehnle, and Agnes Keller are faithfully cheering their team on. As we leave we call a taxi to take us to our hotel, and lo and behold who should be driving it but David Pennsy. As we careen through the streets we hear the wail of the sireng we get a ticket for speeding from motor-cycle cop James Kuzmicki. Since we were delayed anyway, we decided to visit Roger Hammond's Sweat Shirt Manufacturing Co. ?' THRU THE YEARS We finally get away from Cleveland and hit Chicago. We didn't quite make it though, as we collided with one of Bob Akerly's dump trucks, and ended up at Chicago Memorial Hospital. Bob Paull and Jack Catrabone are the attending physicians. We are given the best of care by Ann Joslyn, Becky Moore, Pat McManus, Mary Eisert, Nina Emch, Alice Overdorf, and Peggy Young. As we lie in bed watching the Olympics on Television, we see Arnie Clark win the high jump, and Nick Woznicki win the pole-vault. We got out of the Hospital the next day and were preparing to leave when we noticed a school teachers' convention across the street. We went over and met Carol Weed, Joyce Crain, Peggy Forbes, Carol Shaffer, and Doris Jean Kunsch, After a tear- jerking departure, we sped on our way towards California. We stopped at the famous Grand Canyon to see the sites and met Grace Hines, who recently won a Pulitzer Prize for her book Don't Be A Party Pooper. We decided to go to the bottom of the Canyon bv mule train, but we found out that Fred Ester was going to lead the mules, so we didn't go. We headed for Reno, Nevada next. After arriving there we went to Swanson's place, a ritzy night- club owned and operated by Dave Swanson. We sat there eating Marian Salsbury's cherry pie, and listened to the music of Dimitri Dominik, Herb Elletson, Phil Harcourt, Ralph Hale, and vocalist Jean Tobin. After dinner we tried our luck on some of George Weir's slot machines. After losing our shirts, we go to honest Ernie's Loan Co. owned by Ernestine Calhoun, and borrow some money from chief money loaner Margaret Halyak. As we continue on our way, we roll on the super-highway built by George Henderson's construc- tion Co. By the time we reach California we are getting very hungry, so we stop at Albie Soder's Fruit Stand, where they sell farm produce raised on Carl Beaumont's Farm. After satisfying our wants, we continued on our way. We arrived in Hollywood and went to the Askins, Fink, and Peggs' Movie Studio. We visited the accounting department where Ethel Furin, Marilyn Brown, Marjie Fra- zier, and Phyllis Hovis were busy making out checks for the president of the company, Bob Sutter, while his personal secretary, Eleanor Hall, sits on his left leg, His right leg is still in a cast. Next we go to the casting department where Janet Vaughn is teaching Sylvia Sharpe how to speak correctly. After saying good-bye to them we see Carol Guerra practicing her routines for the new musical Buttons And Bows' in which she is being starred. Across the hall is Jessie Heaps who is busily directing the cameraman. After leaving the studio we go across the street to Terry McShea and Dick Catrabone's Hot Rod Shop. Working furiously on one of the cars is master mechanic, Jo Whitney. After spending a few more days in Hollywood we hopped in our car and headed back to New York. Thus, our 30 days completed we departed back into Uncle Sam 's custody. DHK5 'R XTL. N QW b N QW. Mg' S , 'S W i' ' ' fi , X ' ,, ,... V ' 31 A. Q, 3 5 'SL' M , f ,ef f f W' QYXXYS vs? 0 SCHOOL DAYS Eleanor Norman wills her athletic ability to Marion Taylor Peg Forbes wills her fudge recipe to Mrs Arnold Ray Scott wills his car to anyone who thinks he can handle it Jean Tobln wills her nose to Karen Dale who uses her father s hankles Fred Ester w1lls his ability to sleep in study hall to anyone who thinks he can get away wlth it Conme Menendez wills to Bob Johnson the candy apple that he has been waiting for since last December Alice Overdorf wills Joyce Norando her seat in chorus Herbie Elletson wills his rolling eyes to Mr McCullough s son Mark Margaret Gray wills her booklceeplng book to anyone who thlnks they will benefit by it Bill Haynes w1lls his height to Barry Gmdlesperger Carol Shaffer wills her trombone to Peg l tmely because that IS one instrument that she does not play yet Joyce Cram w1lls her four egg routes and all the teaslng that goes Wllh them to her sister Doris Marian Salsburv w1lls her ability to bake cherry PICS to anyone that likes pepper mint flavored cherries Dave Swanson wills his spot on the Marauders to anyone who doesn t like to sleep Ellie Walker Wlllb her shortness to any tall person who wants to be short Ron Weed wills his ab1l1ty to get into football games free to Steve Moorhead Robert Paull w1lls his ab1l1ty to avold classes to C lare Breter Gary Farrcll w1lls his car to the Pa State Police Sally Betts w1lls bookkeeping class to anyone who has thc time and patience to get the trial balance to come out right Grace Hines leaves her position to her sister Roberta Gary Janes wills his Job to Dick Scott who needs the cash to support his harem Don Vrenna will h1S great height to Walter Plerce Tom Sebring Wlllb one gym door to Sandy Elsert Becky Ann Moore wills her blond halr to C11 Skmdell upon request Phyll Hovxs wills hcr car troubles to her sister Janct and hopes that she has more money to pay for them than she did Joann Rodland and Mar1lyn Brown will their after school dis cussxons with Mr Norder to h1s ncxt year s homeroom who have to wait for second bell Susan Dougan W11lS her vocabulary words 1n English class to the Junior class Harrlet Finke and Jessie Heaps will their locker to anyone who can get two coats three old galoshes twenty books six old lunches four panto m1me records and a pic ture of Marlon Brando in it Doris Ollarek w1lls her bottle of bleach to C11 Skmdell Bob Bartlett w1lls h1s had eyesight to anyone who doesn t want to read blackboards Doris Kunsch wills her talent show accompanying to anyone who likes to skip class legally Arme Clark wills his track spikes to Walton Davis Sally Smith w1lls her wiggle in her walk to Jo Nard1s Eleanor Hall wills her ab1l1ty to predlct future happenings to the writer of next year s newspaper column Carol Maille and Mary Eisert will the1r many gym periods to anyone who has the ambltlon Ann Cooper wills her good times in Mr Norder s commercial classes to anyone who wants them Jo Whitney w1lls her Ricker and Joan Kuehnle will their ab1l1ty to pick things out of the air which really aren t there to some one with a well balanced m1nd Sherm Clark wills all of his blown up engmes to Walton Davis Catherme Sunde wills her dtmple to Ronme Stelle Terry McShea w1lls h1s pole vaultmg pole to small Schlmdwekn Kathryn Smlth wills her ha1r to Frances LISSI Carol Guerra w1lls her absentee slips to Kay B1ss1g and hopes she can get out of as many classes as she did Carol Weed Wl11S her influenza to any poor soul who llkes to do h1s homework 1n bed Ann Joslyn wills her will power to go on a diet to J Nard1s Jerry Lewis w1lls his dlrty sweat socks to anyone who can catch them Gene Will man w1lls his T square to anyone who can find it James Kuzmxckt w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to buy crazy cars like his plnk Ford Janet Vaughn and Shirley Mlller w1ll their hetght to the basketball team Shelby Peggs wills her shorthand book to any Junior wlth short hands Jean Britton wills her type writer to Karen Dale and hopes that she has the mechamcal ablllfy to put it together Ralph Hale wills his band umform to anyone who wants to be uncomfortable Jack Catrabone w1lls all of his chrome goodies to Greg who IS going to keep them clean Bob Kwitowskl wills h1s quiet attitude to B111 Carl son George Weir w1lls his ab1l1ty to louse up magic tricks to anyone else with a head full of bricks Nick Wozmc ki wills his 7 shop periods a week to anyone who likes to make sawdust Bob Sutter w1lls h1s pogo sticks to anyone who really likes being late to classes Gene Rodland wills h1s mckname to anyone who wants it Harrlet Lorey w1lls her ability to type for teachers to anyone w1th lots of am b1t1on Marge Halyak wills her abllxty to talk and keep a straight face to Bob Johnson Jim Steph enson wills h1s mckname to anyone who can spin a web Wllllam Glndlesperger wills his physics book to the Fire Department Howard Seifert W1llS his ankles to Mr Leary and Mr Dennlston or anyone else who wants to tape them Bob Akerly wills his guessing ability to anyone in next year s physics class who wants tt June Krebs w1lls her driving ability to Bretz Towlng Service Sy1Vl3 Sharpe wills her weekends to anyone who can survive them Ethel Furln wills her shorthand book to Mr Cunningham who can use it Phil Harcourt wills his guitar to Mlke Nowakowskt Fred I yon Bob Paull Marlene Dal Canton Becky Moore C arol Weed Ann Joslyn and Carol Guerra will all the fun they had writing thc yearbook to anyone. who reallv wants it C huck Scott will his size fourteen track shoes to Jack Vrenna and hope that hc can fill them Fred Lyon wills evcrvthxng that hasn t been willed to anyone before to Jon Shallop who can make good use of it Dave Pennsv am t wxllin nothin to nobody cause he need everything he s got Jean and Jane C ass Wlll our doublc troubles to the Magee twlns 1n the 7th grade Dave Andrus wills his alarm clock to Mr Mc Laughlin for the future marauders . . . D l -1 5 . 1 E 1 I A i 1 1 1 I 1 ' . I . . - ' . . l I . . 1 y W- I . . . . desire Q75 to give speeches in English class to anyone with enough courage to face the class . . . LaWanda . W . . . . . . . . , - D '-I .. . . . H . . . f . .' , , ' . n n . ' I Y . A V I . U . 4 . 4 , . - S . , - ' I . I , ' , ' I - x . ' - 1 . . 1 - 1 1, S 1 . 1 . . . A ' Z . ' I . vv- Y 'QQW .Ill lllll MASS IIHIIIHIS ,ffm 41? nr rf-0' -rr ' In 'y N. 'lf ,GN 0, 'Q' l '7 r -Nr Pres1dLnt Edward Carnev Vxoe Pre 1dCl'lI Tom H1llHSlxl Secretary Barbara Kubaney reasurer Bob W1l11amS Studi wt Lounul Members Mar1lyn Beard Tom Allen C W Advl ors Mlss Moody Mrs Voss Mr Rhode Mr Haynes K A ' Q - x ' V , . -4, , 4' Y I , ..,,f1r' , ' ' ..., x ,,,, ' lr. ,ff K L' I . I ' 1 I In kr., l .a I My 'V 1- ' '1 f f -IV? ,rf I - ff S' . . . . . I ' ,. - .- 'Q ,Q We , A Y S ' . . . . . . . . . . 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' l, is Ex V 5, 73. rv ,W N' - s 'R ' - ' ' , ' .,f- -.0 -ft - A .. k 'j ' A -- . x I lin, . Q' . , . x . . v- s. ., f, A . fe 1' . S ,rx . 2 W: Q , - v ,'. I' D- 4 - ,V,' .- an J A - w in - .' . . of - g , N., I r,,.'v - , H C .' Q' 'O ' I Q V , Q ' . 1 , -.. A af. le 1? g al, X g 35:1 , 'EI 1 R l 1 R. Anderson, M. Andrus, R. Barnhart, R. Card, F. Gradner, N. Greewald, K.Irish, B. Kienholz, J. Lawerence, P. Loesch, S. Nelson, J. Rastatter, D. Reck, P. Schwartz, B. Wakeley, B. Wernicki, N. Whitemen, L. Wolfe, N. Woods, G. Bird, M.Diemart, S. Elder, L. Hanlon, J. Hodges, L. McAnulty, T. Miller, J. Morgan, W. Noble, J. Nowa- kowski, R. Pommer, W. Ramey, J. Skuce, J. Thompson, J. Tobin, I. Vargo, J. Woznicki Ill l955 G. Brady, I. Brown, R. Brunner, R. Carter, D. Church, T. Clark, W. Corey, A. Dion, J. Everts, R. Hawke, R. Knae, S. Moorehead, D. Mory, H. Parmenter, R. Pistner, B. Planeaux, I. Sell, E. Sonney, P. Allen, M. Arusiewicz, S. Betts, S. Ellwood, N. Firman, E. Hanes, C. Hertel, D. Higby, K. Kean, J. Kensill, R. Konen, L. Nardis. A. Novak. L. Pierce, M. Renner, D. Rockey. E. Tuttle, A. Vargo, L. Wagner, C. Woodring. l Q F5 -,B ,J ' 2 5 X f G Alexander, L Bash E Bennett, I Brown, S Dougan, E Hmes S Hume, C Klck J Lyons, S Margetta L Plerce L Planeaux, D Smlth V Soder, P Tarr, G Trout man, I Wxllman M., Wolfe I Smlth B Wllhams, D M111er P Anderson,R Bxckel, R Brxtton, J Campbell, R Carney D Corey D Farrell T Hall L Llne, I Moor head, F Ostrowskl R Perry, H Peterson, R Shepard,R Struzznslu 0 Tenny IIISHHI GRADE Alflerx, L Overlll, I Bagley D Boyce, F Chrlspen, D Dyer, A Gxfford, D Hannah, Harvey J Heyer, J Masso, K M1ller,J Nolan, R Wh1tten, R Wozmckx, W Wakeley Bryner I Chxpley, I Dolph, L D1 Dion1s1o,S Exsert J Fullerton B Graham Hammah, B Heuser J Hovls K.Kennedy S Krupp, C McKay, F Merchant, L Nelson, Nothnagel, I Rlce, A Slobada M. Sharaff, C Smlth, N Smlth, S Smlth, R Swanson, K., Wexr M Z1e1xnsk1 B Wlllxams 'BW 5 5.14 Ff3f'E'h U' C5 V. Averill, G. Brinkley, D. Card, L. Cass, G. Catrabone, E. Chapin, M. Chapin, N. De- Armitt, G. Dougan, P. Erpino, G. Hansen, J. Henderson, R. Hines. B. Johnson, K. Kimmy, S. Lackovich, R. Maison, B. Majeski, G. Mayer, E. Menneke, C. Miller, W. Mills, H. Mindek, J. Morey, J. Moser, G. Perry, N. Pierce, B. Pommer, R. Powell, M. Puscher, B. Rodland, G. Salsbury, J. Sexauer, B. Stanley, I. Troutman, l. Van Klaveren, R. Wells, T. Williams, B. Woodring. Ill 1955 P. Arusiewicz, D. Becker, L. Bell, S. Bell. J. Belecki, P. Book, M. Cass, D. Craig, N. Gerbracht, NL Jeuser, M. Harvath, K. Keene, D. Keim. B. Tapicirella, E. Lewis, V. Lewis, S. Moorhead, J. Norder, L. Postey, J. Wood, M. Keener,.L. Beard. R. Berlin, T. Clougherty, G. Frank, J. Gallagher, G. Hayes, D. Henry. W. Heyer, E. Holden, J. Jenrasiak, C. Moorhead, C. Neir, D. Peck, C. Reichard, J. Pettinato, H. Schick, R. Soder, R. Stelle, T. Amalfi, ll. Jewell. 563 a 1 ,ou .- n ci 1 I ' V Q. 2. 5 . 1 x A, FQ' 506365 lx.JK mv... SEVI IH GRADE C. Bird H. Ecker, J. Ellwood, M. Hansen, N. Haynes, K. Higby, R. Kawinski, P. Kelly, b. kenich, B. Luellen, J. McAchren, C. Noble, P. Perry, K. Petrusch. G. Schell, D. Soboewski, B. Stanley, J. Turben, A. Wisinski, G. Barnes, L. Bowman, N.Didion, J. Kawinski, D. Kenney, D. Luebke, E. MacQuarrie, D. O'Harah, G. Pierce, R. Pierce, J. Teichard, W. Richter, G. Roesch, J. Smith, J. Triana, L. Yezerski. Q E 5 Q , v 1, Q 1' 3 Y 1 wt: . 51 F5 ,H Q ru R55 H5 3 - - - J xi ' W , ...aff . -rrkkk, ' . N. Borkoske, M. Burch, G. Carr, P. Combs, L. Dunn, N. Dunst, S. Essigman, M. Fyock, S. Gainer, J. Graham, A. Gross, D. Hopkins, J. Neff, C. Patalon, N. Rounsville, I..Shunk, C. Wood, J. Yaple, R. Bornschein, V. Calkins, J. Cass, R. Fuller, R. Greener, G. Larsen, R. Loesch, J. Mallin, R. McCommon, D. Norman, C. Rupp, J. Tinsley, W. Walker, B. Williams, D. Zimmerman. Ill 1955 A. Amann, M. Askins, N. Bartlett, L. Berringer, B. Carpenter, G. Helter, A. Iavornicky, I. Kuniec, R. Lorlnger, B. Pollock, M. Robertson, j. rolfe, C. Schwindt, R. Smith, R. Stull, D. Ahl, P. Bartlett, D. Beal, I. Butler, J. Divine, R. Huey, D. Jewell, D. Liebel, K. Lindemuth, J. Liston, R. Morris, D. Richards, J. Tzodkiewicz, R. Samec, E. Schlind- wein, B. Sigler, D. Smith, C. Watten J. Zipp. A F5 o 2 .1 at 1 ,t 31,5 ,lF:L'llssI SIVENIII GRAIN R Bowman, P Blrd, S Dudley D DUnlap,D Hanna, M. Harcourt, N Menmcke, N M111s, M. Mutch, H Peterson, B Smoker M. Sonney, R Strlegel, M. Tingeley, I Thompson, H Wermckl, L Bhley, R Bush, F Dlemert, K. Ester, W Flatt, G Hanlon, W Krebs, W Langer, D Lean, H McQueeney, W Magee, R Nagosky, I Pennsy, V Pepicello, J Prxndle G Thompson, R Urmann, L Young X Sw, These people worked behind the scenes of the Senior Play as stage hands, prompters, etc. No More Homework --- Doesn't that sound marvelous? For one full day the students ran the high school and they decided that it would be a good idea not- to have any more homework - so they didn't. It really turned out to be quite a riot, tool Did you think we were talking about Harb? Not at all. We were referring to Elmer B. Ames Memorial High School in the play, No More Homework, presented by the seniors. By the applause after the final act it was very evident that the student body and the public enjoyed the play as much as the cast enjoyed presenting it. 'Oh boy! No More Homeworkl' says 'Midge as That what I mean, Goodin ole girl ' Sayzjggifil Mr. Young watches approvingly. Guthrie as he arouses the ire of Miss Eff HIIMEWIIRK il G TO THE STARS 'Don't you dare' says Mr. Ames as Buzz Bailey attempts to hit Ronnie Sasoon over the affections of Pamela Jones. Buzz Bailey , . Pamela Jones . Shalimar Ames Elmer B. Ames Coach Guthjie . . . Ronald Sasoon . Midge Murphy . Mrs. Rachet . . Mr. Tock .... . Miss Dill .... Mrs. Clendening Miss Goodin . . Miss Ogleby . . Tallaluh Ploetz . . Mr. Lundquist . Mr. Harper . . . . Fred Lyon . Carol Shaffer . Becky Moore . Robert Paull . Don Vrenna . Tom Sebring . Carol Maille . Harriet Finke . Phil Harcourt .' . Sally Betts . Jessie I-leaps . . Joyce Crain . Sylvia Sharpe Barbara Vaughn . Lloyd Gardner . Charles Scott Yes, she did,' says Faversham emphatically as he 'All right, Napoleon' shouts Mrs. Rachet as she accuses Shalimar of stealing the money from the christens Mr. Tock with a scrub bucket. cash box. AIIIINM H0 III! Sllllllll Most cherished of all school awards is election to the National Honor Society, anational organization composed of outstanding high school students, Members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Only those students who are in the upper third of their junior or senior classes are eligible. The purpose of the Society is to create en- thusiasm for scholarship, to promote the qual- ities of leadership, to encourage high standards of character, and to recognize exceptional ser- vice to the school. Newly elected members include seniors Don Vrenna, Ann Joslyn, Marlene DalCanton, Peggy Forbes, Fred Lyon, BeckyMoore,Charles Scott, Robert Paull, June Krebs, Phyllis liovis, and Gerald Lewis, juniors Marilyn Beard, Peggy Lou Limley, Carol Simmons, Walton Davis. Clarence Breter, Thomas Hilnski. Present senior members who were elected in their junior year serve as officers. They include Doris Jean Kunsch, President, Jack Catrabone, Vice-President, Grace Hines, Sec- retary, and Paul Herbst, Treasurer. ,mm ONCE IN A LIFETIME 3 it Y E I Photo below was taken at the annual induction of new members. The beaming new members are shown grouped around Mr. Williams and Mrs. Anderson, advisors. 5 - , t , t g I ki wi Q 3 2 txyfgttrg y ge S ig' 4 I 5 ? 1 Mathews eelk Hu h!! gjlh-its IW' 8:50 P.M. in the QQhool'Q beautiful thgly guegtg wlll have danclng auditori the muslc of Dm1Presoott tlll ll MVJIIIIR MISM SMH Eifiiiiiggf: Nasfzgzrnzrzss 151552 ALPHABET 30NG principal. Many Resolven SdYlHgS h The Year working feve taking piotu editorial wr To date, been taken. The book March. From all reports we under Feb 25 Outdoorsmen Dane stand it is really gOlHg to be Sen Feb 23 5 24 Iowa Test Sationall March 4 Skatlng Pa 5 i. A ' 5 lZHllIlllAlllIlS SOUND 0FF Way back in ancient times, crowds of ex- cited people stood along the roadsides to cheer their returning warriors. This proves that big scale cheering is as old as the his- tory of armed combat, and we love being old- fashioned! A cheerleader's job is to direct a Crowd into yelling and cheering at appropriate times. Harb's girls this year report that their job has been a happy and enriching experience. The squad was primarily composed of vet- erans with two Juniors and the Senior twins having been chosen in the try-outs last spring. We hope that llarb's future record will be as good as it was this year -the lack of booing being very conspicuous. .1 vm-2..,,m IZAIIHS ,. ,f NMARCHING Alone f TOGETHER Under the very capable direction of Mrs. Helen Arnold, they execute unique maneuvers with ease, grade and skill. Long hours of practice and high scho- lastic standards are necessary for all of the girls and they pitch in with whole- hearted zeal and cooperated 1002, with their director. So hats off when the gals go marching by! 1, IWIIHIRS Iii- With their flashing batons and snappy costumes, the Cadets and Twirlers of Harbor Creek High School have won wide- spread praise and admiration for their abilities. The girls add zip and color to the school events like pep rallies, assembly programs and the annual Spring Capades. They presented a program at Wesley- ville High School and also marched in a livestock show. They presented many colorful half-time shows at football games. Sl Illll BA ll as must uv wt BAND Under the very capable direction of Mr. McCullough and his baton, the Senior Band had a very successful year. Every football game brought the band out during the inter- mission for a clever and well-rehearsed half-time show with the Cadets and Twirlers, They also presented some very entertaining programs during the concert season, one of which was presented at the dedication of the Klein School. Carol Shaffer was the president of this talented musical group and Wilma Kunsch, Jack Catrabone, Doris Kunsch, Herbert Elletson, Ralph Hale were the Section Lead- ers. Slow waltz-time music can be heard coming from the high school every Wednesday after- noon. It is being played by the Junior Dance Band. They are training themselves with the able help of Mr. Mclntosh as a preparation for the Senior Dance Band when they enter Senior High. .lX' A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODV' GIRIS lllllllllll The Girls Chorus is one of the more color- ful groups in the high school. Doris Jean Kunsch is the President. Section Leaders are: First So- prano, Peg Forbes and Grace Hinesg second So- prano, Carol Rapp and Ann Joslyng Alto, Jean Tobin and Marilyn Beard. Mr. Jack McCullough also directs the Girls Chorus. Their performances were many. They sang at both television stations. A Christmas program was presented for the school and also the P.T. A. Hats off to the Chorus and their director for their ex- cellent work, TEACH ME TONIGHT The F,T,A, has been a very active organi- zation this past year. It has become more widely known in our school and F,T.A. members work side by side with the teachers who appreciate their help in correcting papers and taking over their classes when it is necessary. Student teaching has been done in all three of the grade schools and in the high school. Club meetings are held weekly and reports are then given from active members. The Future Teachers of America Club gives its members an insight to many ofthe wonderful advantages of the teaching profession. Through it, some who never would have given a thought to teaching are now in Teacher Training Schools. lt is hoped that their fine work will continue through the years. EIIEIIIAE TEACHERS AE AMERICA . will MS GW 1 WHY DONT 'HOU BELIEVE ME? IIHIAII lllllll At the left are the officers of the Debate Club. Debate Club members met every Wednesday during the club period with Mrs. Hulings and Mr. Pfeffer to learn the procedures ofdebating. Offices held were Tom Hilinski, Presidentg Jerry Madigan, Vice Presidentg Margaret Hal- yak, Secretaryg Margie Frazier, Treasurer. Every week there is a different subject de- bated by the club members. The debates with other schools are taken care of by our very capable debate team which is made up of non- members of the Debate Club as well as those chosen from the club. Shown left are the members of the Harbor Creek High School Debate Team. lWllllI G lllllll fdilzfale fl M74 -he 78 . , ' .Llc Jeff' V sl , v 4 . 1. -A4 - t'-'E?.'ig 1'-f?'.f Enthusiasm for twirling reached an alltime new high this year. The club which meets formally during the scheduled activity period serves as the stimulant for new routines and tosses to be seen executed all over the township for the rest of the week. These young aspirants participated in some rallies, they were featured in the Spring Capades and they give assurance of our having plenty of twirlers for the future. Special appreciation to Joan Cass, Peggy For- bes and Joyce Urman who served as student aides. Mrs. Helen Arnold manages the group. vis. f. J' '- -xt I rf. ts.- 1-HN. 5 Ja-.n. Pictured at the right are the offi- cers of the H. L. S. Club: President, Violet Mckenzie, Secretary, Carol Mailleg Treasurer, Carol Simmons, H I l O S I and advisor Mrs. Edwards. Drink that coke! Cheer on your team! Have fun! These have been the H.L.S. rules for the past year. The five famously named fif no all successful teamsj were: The Anchovies, Cookies, Leftover-Pizzas, Pepperoni and Shrimps. The basketball and volleyball tournaments held during club periods were won by the Anchovies. The girls on these championship teams were Sally Anderson, Jane Cass, Deanna Dougan, Grace Hines, Phyllis Hovis, June Krebs, Carol Vaille, Eleanor Norman, Doris Ollarek, Marian Taylor and Joann Whitney. Sportsmanship was displayed in all games and even though every team could not be a winnder, the girls had bushels of fun. lT'S A WOMAN'S WORLD YQ Sllll Bl lllllll Pllllllllllll lllllll This year, under the able leadership of Mr. Mickley, the Science Club has become an organization of knowledge and interest. The aims of the club are to increase our knowledge of science, to learn to perfect our own skills in science, to give service to our community and nation, to understand the importance of science in our lives and to help carry out the program of the Science Clubs of America. We have sought to accomplish these. aims by lectures, discussions and experiments. Oftentimes we view movies advocating, conservation of natural resources. We are also affiliated with the Science Clubs of America. We would welcome more members in the coming years, as we endeavor to further our scientific interest beyond that of the classroom. Among the busiest organizations in school is the highly organized Projection Club. The group has taken on the added responsibility of handling all audio-visual materials. Their advisor, Mr. Carl Norder, is an amateur photographer. Movies, slide-films, tape recordings, pictures - and what have you - are all handled by the Projection Club. f: il Q? V7 E f s if? lIRRARY JU IUR RID ERUSS ClUB ffl C5 F my bf Lf wh' , K A ,. . ., f 'J The Library Club which is under the leadership of Mrs Dalrymple had a very successful year There were many interesting discussions held during the club periods Officers this year include Ann Pasic as President Connie Menendez Vice President Peggy Young Secretary and Delores Brown Treasurer Ann Cooper is Reporter The Red Cross Club this year has accomplished much under the supervision of Miss Guckes We have made tray mats and favors for the hospitals, filled boxes forthe Red Cross Chapter House to send overseas to under- privileged children, and we have made an album to send to Singapore. The album explains our school and its activities our community, things we do, descriptions of clothing and our homes. lu-wg, I e ,K-92 Y ,E I Vx v Ss- Ng gas ,In A ur' QTIJ-W if A . ,f , l ' if lfhi Q' 1 - s All S 3 if an 2 ' I . V Rl -1 if Ju 4 ,:,4 Y Sl lllll Ill-Y lllllll At the beginning of the year, election ofoffi- cers was held. They are as follows: Paul Herbst, Presidentg Gary Farrell, Vice Presidentg Jim Stephenson, Secretaryg and Dick Weidner, Treasurer. The members take part in several activities including swimming at the Y,M,C.A,, Ping Pong Tournament and Activity Night at the school gym. Bob Sutter and Lloyd Gardner were in charge of changing the names on the Track Board. An Intramural Track Meet was held and the Outdoorsmen Club was challenged to an activity at the school gym. Arnie Clark and Dick Weidner represented our club at the Older Boys Conference at Titusville. QS!! 1 dxf C 42 HIIRRI FARMERS Rl AMARIRA FARMER IN THE DELI. IIIIIIIIIIIIISMI lllllll nom meet Mt IN ,rf Q mv,-X-A G rNt'1'Pw fW'f-5' ,,.f- -ii-'SL Harbor Creek has a new and active organization in the Outdoorsmcn Club The club boasts 70 able members They have enjoyed the many activities in which they have participated The club has sponsored many doings three of which include a Turkey Shoot a shooting contest and a dance. The dance which was called the Hill Billy Hop was held February 25. The club project is: raising money to buy rifles for a shooting range. The officers of the club are Howard Seifert President- Prince Wall Vice President- Tom Allen Secretary- and Wilbur Goldsby Treasurer. fl . 7231! The art club IS a newly orgamzed club sponsored by our art teacher, Mr Frazxer It alms to glve students a chance to express themselves and to create somethmg for thelr own satlsfactxon Their orxginal xdeas coupled wlth thelr enthuslastlc efforts pro duce remarkable results Each student has the opportumty to work ln any or all flelds of art m whlch he may be mterested Activltles mclude work wlth water color, pencil draw ing, pastels, 011 pamtmg, block prmtmg, sculptormg, and scayon etchmgs MH lilllll I IHISIIIIM ARIS lllllll Under the supervision of Mr. Caufman, the Industrial Arts Club makes profitable use of its creative talent, produces clever craft work, and encourages each member to further develop his own talent and ability Q , r. '-2: SF? Duff' 1 -.s!,gm ,,ga The Monogram Club had a record membership composed of 30 lettermen, who under expert coaching, participated in football, basketball, baseball and track. The Club projects were gaining funds for the senior lettermen jackets and providing referrees with soap and a bottle of coke at the half. Officers this past year were Terry McShea, Presidentg Wilbur Goldsby, Vice Presi- dentg Bob Akerly, Secretaryg and Mr. Fails served as advisor. M0 IHSRAM Cllll! SIMSI CREW Much of the credit for our fine assemblies is due the Stage Crew. Their untiring efforts behind the scenes are seldom recognized but yet are indispensable. X' 770-L fm i IIARBIIIIIA S s '- p . 'Q B p x K 4- a Q vtlsauvqgu Crwv'-If f . M, X 14f11.1 , 'Q M? 12,14 17'-4,4-4fL, X V plz -f' ' 1- ,Q 'fli- Aj u F , A W N N N Q . M f fag i gffthf - I fW ful 44441444 iffy, Maru? 88 Bells rang, lockers clanged and the pounding of footsteps echoed through the halls. But deep in the Catacombs of Harb High, immune to the confusion, a group of Seniors worked undauntedly to make their yearbook deadline. As the lights brightened, our industrious staff emerged with the brand new, completed, and very colorful yearbooks. Q I lT'S WHAT YOU D0 A : A -a n ' V x f ff 4, . ,' bi , .: . i K , .. W fi, ..r spam' . ,4 Q3 Q2 Q 4.,i,4v :J SMH gig? Ay M3 wglbv wi? f -. fx Q ' , f..f-' X if , . iNl.,1:rk'loK' ' W Ns - za- pq- , 1- 3 xv Y Is WITH WI-lAT'CHA GOT MAM- 2 ff Ywfydf www, ,1s.'.g .' - 4 .,: . - -w.f.-2 f'. .'I 'z .j,.,4 Z! sh. if . . 'L 439- -. ,gl-L , I: nl - vs . -, ., 'Q ' '1- '2- Q':f'Uff.i5:' U 1 3 1 fc- 'Pi Z- fig.. 1 fa' ' , ,. ., . -T,-fg..f'5 L en- ,'- . ' If - qc 1' -' 'Q Q -gm -'f ,'-'..: .. ln.. ' 'E 1 3. Za E! MR. TOUCI-IDOWN U.S.A. Harbor Creek 13 Vincent 12 Harbor Creek 7 North East 33 Harbor Creek 24 Fredonia, N. Y. 6 Harbor Creek 14 Lawrence Park 6 Harbor Creek 7 Gowanda, N. Y. 13 Harbor Creek 25 Millcreek 0 Harbor Creek 14 Girard 7 I 0 B Harbor Creek 27 Wesleyville 20 This years Varsity Football Team finished their first season as a class A team, with a record of 6 wins and 2 losses. The team won 4 of its 6 independent games, and both of its Class A encounters fMillcreek and Erie Strong Vincentj. Harbor Creek's win over Erie Strong Vincent constituted a twofold victory. The victory marked our debut as a Class A school, and was also the first occasion of Harbor Creek defeating an Erie City school - a feat which we hope will be repeated many times in the future. Our Varsity Team which was rated the Number6 team in District 10 of the Pennsylvania lnterscholastic Athletic Association was very ably coached by Mr. Fails and Mr. Denniston. The seniors emerged as victors of this year's J unior-Senior game by the score of 27 to 0. The starting lineup included: Bob Akerly, Howard Seifert, George Henderson and Jim Stephenson alter- nating at the end positions. Dick Scott, Lloyd Gardner and Paul Herbst shared the tackle duties. Gary Farrell and Bob Sutter played the guard positions, Bob Sutter, however, sustained a broken leg in the second game of the season, and was replaced by Pat Dougan, a very capable sophomore. Dave Swanson was the center, and Jerry Lewis the quarterback. Nick Woznicki and Sophomore Bert Hackenberg alter- nated at the Fullback Position, while Don Vrenna, Sherm Clark, Wilbur Goldsby and Terry McShea shared the halfback duties. 92 -'wwh 'xylipffi n . - - The Junior Varsity Football team is made up of all boys in the 9th and 10th grades who desire to parti- cipate in this sport. Up to and including this year, the coaching staff has been able to accomodate all boys who have tried out for the team without having to cut the squad. It is hoped, that it will be possible to con- tinue with this arrangement in the future. This year the J. V. team which was coached very capably by Mr. Den is, compiled a very good record against class A competition. The team included Vernon Lindemuth and Paul McQueeney at tnds, Mike Erpino, Ronald Kane, and Tom McGee at the tackle positions and Jerry Akerly, and Marshall Diemert at guards. Jon Shallop and Bill Kitchen were the centers, while Dave l-lorkey and Jack Vrenna shared the quarterback assignments. Rounding out the backfield were: Jerry Woznicld and Herb Downs at the full back post while Steve Bretz, Dick Brunner, Ralph Ermine and Harry and George Parmenter handled the Hllllllhll Pictured below are the senior lettermen of the 54-55 football team. They are Howard Seifert, Wilbur Goldsby, Gene Willman, Jim Stephenson, Lloyd Gardner, Paul Herbst, Bob Akerly, Terry McShea, Nick Woznicki, Jerry Lewis, Sherm Claris George Henderson and Don Vremxa. halfback duties. Q '-P ti! o -,, .4 , J, ,'Ji' 'gy , is Q . X fp, G fl -ff ' ,A 3 1 X ,M f E f4fg'5 fdf eral-f ' . i , IMSKHIIAII This year's Junior Varsity Basketball team, which was coached by Mr. Pfeffer, and consisted entirely of sophomores, appears to be one ofthe most talented and promising J. V, teams in the history of the school. Versatility is the byword of these lads, for their talents are varied. Whether the need be for a clever ball handler, a very accurate set shot or a rangy 6' 4' re- bounder, Mr. Pfeffer has them all on his team of Whiz Kids. The first team included Art Desin, Bill Carl- son, Bert Hackenburg, Jim Wagner and Jerry Eisert. The reserves were Paul McQueeney, Bob Shaffer, Jerry Akerly, Ronnie Swanson, and Walt Pierce. Pictured at the left are Mr. Pfeffer, Jr. Varsity Coach Bert I-iackenberg, and Pat Dougan, Manager. TlSI4ET. A TASKET, TWO POINTS A BASKET age The 1954-55 season, marked the first year in which Harbor Creek competed as a Class A basketball team. Engaged in competition with 5 other Class A schools, the team proved that they were able to hold their own against the teams from the larger schools. Our Varsity team, which was coached by Mr. Lloyd Leary, consisted of 8 seniors and 6 juniors. The Starting lineup was 5 seniors, who have played basketball together for the past five years, and who have become quite proficient at working as a unit. The startinglineup consisted of Wilbur Goldsby, Bob Akerly, Howard Seifert, Jim Stephenson and Jerry Lewis. Harbor Creek possessed Considerable reserve strength in the remaining 3 seniors and 6 juniors. The reserves included Paul Herbst, Don Vrenna and Lloyd Gardner who are seniors and LaVern Tingly, Chuck Corey, Tom Allen, Ed Carney, Wally Akerly and Jim Keane as juniors. George Henderson and Ronnie Weed shared the manager's duties, Harbor Creek also placed 4 boys on the list of the top 20 scorers in the area, a feat which was matched only by Erie Strong Vincent. Some highlights of the past season were Harbor Creek's victories over Millcreek and Erie Academy, and our mere 4 point loss to lirie Tech and also to Erie Cathedral Prep. Mr. Leary also established a new milestone in athletic achievements. He did so by using better than 11,469 miles of adhesive tape to hold the teams battered ankles together. Pictured at the right are co-managers, Ronnie Weed and George Henderson, listening to Coach , J, Lloyd Leary. 5 . A - i A L '- Pictured above are the members of the Junior High Basketball team coached by Mr. John Fails. They show much promise for next years J. V. Team. .Ill Illll HIGH llASKHBAll MAIIMIIIHIS Pictured below are the hale, hearty and sleepless 'Marauders' who crawled out of bed in the wee hours of wintry mornings to engage in interteam basketball games, under the guidance of Mr. McLaughlin. The boys, 10th, 11th, 12th graders, played mostly for fun, and for the love of the game. si' At the right are pic- tures of our ace high jumper, Arnie Clarkg pole vaulters, Terry McShea and Nick Woznickig star sprinters, Sherm Clark, and Howard Seifertg and hurdler, Bob Akerly. Coaches, John Fails and Charles Pfeffer. ,,,g,,Vqswv-4- K A- A e 53 6 4' -Y' 'P X uf' I 4. , N m N ti 7 , 1 ', 4 t , gy, , not Efgjgm r y L, .5 rerh , ' ,tr at W- A' ffl :Q l , A f nw, . f 6 4 ... NCAMPTOWN RACES This years' Track team has engaged in competition with several city and area class A schools. However, if the per- formances turncd in by the Football and Basketball teams against Class A competition may be used as any sort of standard, the track and field men didn 't fare too badly. For this years' track team which is coached by Mr. Fails and Mr. Pfeffer, is composed of essentially the same boys who were on last years' team. Last year, the team won the county class B track championship and placed second in District 10 competition. .aqiv Lloyd Gardner taking a quick way home. V TAKE ME OUT T0 TI-IE BALL-GAME A ,Lx The 1955 Baseball team boasts eleven returning Lettermeng among these, several have had three years' previous experience. The returning Lettermen are Seniors: Wilbur Goldsby, Paul Herbst, Bill Gindlesperger, Lloyd Gardner and Don Vrenna. As Juniors, Tom Allen, Marshall Bell, Jim Chilcott, Carl Steiner, Sophomores, Jim Wagner and Art Desin. This season is the first attempt we have made in the Greater Erie League. From all indications, Harbor Creek is proving to be tough competition. Wilbur Goldsby, pitch- ing, Don Vrenna, catch- ing? 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