Iroquois High School - Bravero Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1966 volume:

RAVERO NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY- SIX Iroquois High School Lawrence Park Erie, Pennsylvania X xx ..--. , M k:,i0i,:,i.k5,.. X rg. x,W,,Q, N, .WW f 1 . Y? ' wx wswfa1wi ?4K f wwf Q 4 . Q p:i:.g5Wb'W3! rge..-'gif vw-aww. X, W.- ,-,L .D MTL,-1 .. 3 f, . 1 , ,,...,.....,-.M- -vw, wwMM ' f 'Y 'aX 11, K' ., in A 3. f Q- 1 , , My. .. M, 'Q ' TTK ky? .-kx' 7 gy' 4: 2-fi, x K. 4...., - K ,--ff K ...f Q--fu f :sa , NN- ,,W,., VM... . ' .31-M , .3-,wt as A as . ww-Mx - x .,x....4q-v-g:f,W,4.w 21, N. ,IM ,, ., I 1-N W my 4 ,gg WW, N F eq. y 'li - ,,,.., M M... , 46-fjf5:,'LE EU . R- I 'H' 'Q A Q4 '-wa. A Kama ,x ..W, i ,J I, M. . dv sid' ,.f1f13,-,,3zi 05 -de . 6- VS-Q Ka ' A ' ' ..., XL, .,,'1:,, '0- Q. - ,A f'j,imf,,,,,,.,w f, - , 24555 - .-.K As the Iroquois Indian Braves had 'fto be as one' to be a strong, undivided nation, so the students and faculty of Iroquois High School have had to unite to be a successful institution of learning. In a combined effort, the Lawrence Park and Wesleyville students have united in sports, in extra- curricular activities, and in setting new goals for the future. They knew that they had Kto be as one , the meaning of the ancient Indian word mewat , in order to set a strong founda- tion for the new school. Old traditions are but memories, and new, different traditions are the goals among which the 1966 BRAVERO is but a first. The two schools have met at the fork in the road, and will proceed as one, climbing to the heights of success. 3 FUTURE GRADUATES K Vu S Diane Abata Robert Ahrens Keith Alexander Christine Anderson David Aspden Rosemarie Avedisian Natalie Babine Mark Bainer Richard Bergstrom Linda Beute Larry Blake Allen Bowers David Bunnell Hugh Burgoon Mark Burick Ruth Butler Camille Cancilla Kathleen Cerutti Mary Cipalla John Comstock Joyce Craft Donald Crannell Margaret Cunningham Marjorie Cutt Marlene Cyphart Nancy Dalglish Richard Davis Harriet Deeb Charles Dengel Linda DeWitt Gregory Dick Patrick Donahue Nancy Driscoll Mary jo Duckett Dennis Dunford Dennis Eller William Elletson Frederick Ellrich Sally Engelskirger James Erdle Peggy Erven Donald Fickenscher Robyn Finch Ernest Finke Robert Forsten Cheryl Foster Lois Frank Susan Gashgarian Sally Geer Kathy Genest Patrick Gerity Lee Getty Patricia Godfrey Michael Goodwin Richard Graziano David Grzelak Richard Gustafson Richard Hagle Susan Halttunen Kathleen Hart Diane Hartman Christine Hayes Randy Hein Joan Helman Judy Helman Katherine Henk Craig Hill James Hinkler Kathryn Hosmer Luke Hulihan Pamela Janiuk Donald johnson 5 . . 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Linda jones janet Kalinowski joyce Kalinowski Susan Kalkhof Michael Karle Mary Kelley David Kellogg Glenn Kellogg Donna Koons Mike Kubasik Andrew Larson Christine Larson Nancy Learn Suzanne Long Fred Lucore Renwick Lucore Susan Matcham John McDonald Linda McLean Donald Mentch Ivan Menzel Kathleen Miller Kenneth Miller David Millet John Lytle Barbara MacKenzie Linda Macurdy Micki Mahoney David Major Carol Sue Mancini Ruth Ann Massena john Massie Michael Moffett Robert Moore David Moorhead Douglas Moorhead Jacqueline Morrison Rita Murray Sharon Muth Carolyn O'Keefe Donna Preston Joyce Probst Melanie Reid Thomas Reid Toni Reemtsen Jack Reynolds joan Rice Donald Roberts Cheryl Ott Betsy Parmenter Michael Peightal William Pepicello Susan Peterson Donald Pick Raeanne Poorman Nanci Pratt Greg Rodney Marilyn Ropelewski William Rossey James Rutkowski Cheryl Saleman james Sanford Thomas Schoenfield Carl Schraeder Ellyne Shapiro Michael Sheehan joe Sholtis Sally Shroyer Myra Simon Patrick Skelly William Skelly Mary Smith Timothy Smith Catherine Smock Anna Solymosi Howard Spivak Joyce Strong Thomas Sullivan Timothy Sullivan Christine Taylor jean Teker Muriel Thomas William Tuberson james Truscott Douglas Tryon Gayle Wakefield Deborah Warrick John Warthman james Weakland Wayne Webster Sherry Weismiller Sandra Welch Ronald Whipple Joyce White Valerie Wright Paul Yoculan Nancy Zdarko Nancy Zill Richard Zuck Diane Hamilton Va, 3 1, ,, 3, 1 1 3 up .rg 4 V V ' l QM W 'j1L 72? 3' , Q4 . 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Kathy Hosmer, Christine Larson William Abbott Nancy Aiton , -B Nicholas Amicucci 1 Kathleen Armbruster Robert Armour jean Atkin 1' Claudia Bainer , William Bankoske Marlene Bal Thomas Ball Ralph Barone N- 'wa 2. lb 5 gi Judith Beck , if sf 1 ., st Y Beverly Bellis 'if I , Marilyn Bendig Melody Best Margaret Beute Tim Bonnell Kathy Bonniger - 1 Bonnie Brock in janice Bronakowski Q-Q ,y Gregory Burrows Bonita Butler f Sally Carnahan james Carroll W Robert Carver Gloria Cessna Jack Clark Diane Clorley Penny Creighton John Cummings Kay Cunningham William Curtis John Davison Barbara DeP1atchett joe Desin Tom DeWitt David Dodge James Elletson Kathleen Ely Sandra Epperson Nancy Erdle Richard Finke Craig Fitch Sandra Fitzgerald Jon Fobes Nancy Goodrich Janice Gorka Mary Ann Gunselman Robert Hackett Ken Hadlock Colleen Haley Terry Hamilton Kathleen Hein Sandy Hein John Helman Linda Hemphill Kathy Herrick Richard Hess Barbara Holbert Mike Hook Dennis Hutchinson Carolyn Hyde Concetta lesue Kathleen Johnson David Karotka john Kathman Dan Kell Clara Kindle Laura King David Knowlton Karen Kopnitsky Gary Kulich Colleen Lamb Thomas Bennett 1 ' E f'4-3'?i!'3 2 Elda Mae Brickell ir 1 W 5,3 ' ,i f ef' 1- 15' af., E 1 . 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S andy Fitzgerald, Thomas Miller S 13 Patsy Adams Lynn Alstadt Christine Andersen Carol Anderson Michael Anderson Janet Atkin Deborah Bainer Elizabeth Ball Mary jane Ball Kitty Barker Keith Bartlett Peter Becker james Bednarski jaye Beebe Marilyn Bendig Bordan Bennett Stephanie Bernat Gary Berti Ronald Blake Susan Blotzer Sheila Blum Karen Booth Diane Bowen Nancy Bracalento Donna Brickell Carol Briggs Carol Brigham Jeanette Burick Richard Burkholder Fred Butler Hal Butler Susan Caldwell Donna Cerutti Richard Charcola Jane Cipalla John Clark Cheryl Clorley Paul Conti Jessica Crotty Timothy Crotty Gary Cyphert Thomas Dabrowski Paul Demetter Marie Donohue Dennis Double Mary Downey Debbie Duckett Ruth Dunham Wallace Dunlap Arthur Dyne Barbara Eller Jeffrey Ellrich Lucinda Fobes Robert Fornalczyk Larry Freeland Carolyn Freeman Janet Garman Roberta Geer james Goard Douglas Gordan Linda Grabowski Donald Gray William Greider Linda Grzelak Christine Haller Daniel Hart Dennis Hart Thomas Hayes jackie Hazelton Lee Hendrickson Linda Henry Donald Hinkler A :veil . , ,Q ' 9 All ii Y Lia' ' Q1 1 A G' xiii S523 ii 1 3f'7'f'2iaXLE '30 'G' , 'Qc I ,- '.. vs, ,. 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Lewis Sheila Loker Charles Long Ruth Lorelli Robert Luther John MacKinlay William McGee Judith Major Sharon Marr Beth Matcham Dennis McLaughlin David McMurray Timothy McQuiston Donald Miller Patti Jo Mills Barbara Mohnkern Robert Murosky Phillip Niles Timothy O'Neil Joan Pachell James Pakiela Keith Parrish Ralph Peelman Kent Peightal Kathleen Pietrowski Robert Powell Mitchell Przybylak Elizabeth Randall Bradley Rankin Marcia Raszkowski Donna Rayde Lisa Reid Kenneth Rice Ronald Rice Thomas Richter Roberta Roberson Daniel Roberts Thomas Roberts Stephen Rutowski Rosemarie Savoia Kevin Saxton Karen Schmidt Richard Scholze Pamela Shafer Gary Shiel Rose Marie Siciliano Karen Sisak Christine Skelly Dean Slayton Charles Smith Lawrence Smith Richard Smith Thomas Smith Wendy Smith Mary Smock James Spears Robert Spivak james Spizarny Scott Stanton Raymond Steinbaugh james Steiner Kevin Thomas Robert Thomas Linda Trippi Mark Weinheimer Beverly Wiertel Robert Weismiller Geoffrey Whaley Greg Whaley David White Karen Wiler Sandra Williams Anita Willson Donald Wilson Edward Wise Brigitt Woitas janet Wolfe Karen Work Michael Wyrich Philip Young Thomas Zeitler Mary Zuck .V vi? 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M ark Weinheimer, Karen Wller CO-SECRETARIES ......, ...... S ue Blotzer, Sandra Williams CO-TREASURERS ................................. Tom Hayes, Gary jones fi.-ye .Y 3: si It 17 Michael Adams Douglas Aiton Frank Amicucci Kenneth Antalek John Armbruster Gregory Bailey Daniel Barone Theodore Bartlett William Bechdel Carol Bender Raymond Bender Linda Bendig Lisa Bergstrom Randy Bethune Dennis Blum Ann Blunt james Brickell Patricia Bruno Valjean Bruno Paul Burick Bonnie Burrows Kathryn Carbaugh Diane Carlson Daniel Cash Larry Cessna Doris Clark Susan Clorley Dale Confer Thomas Conti Alma Crannell Christopher Dana Beth DePlatchett Bernadette Dietz David Double Edward Driscoll Charlotte Drum Carrie Dunlap Robert East Gerald Engelskirger Dale Erickson Susan Evanoff Paul Fetzner Allyson Finch Gayle Fitch Dennis Flaherty Gary Foster Thomas Gerity janet Getty David Graham Mary Lou Green Ronald Hackett Robert Halttunen Karen Hannah Frederick Harbst Beverly Hart Barbara Hartman Robert Jeffery James Heller Betsy Herrera Donald Hill Betsy Holmes Craig Kern Gary Hulihan Paul jazenski Marie jelinek Deborah John Michael johnson Brenda Jones Mark jones Jean Kent we A -f ' 'li , f , if? wx ' 'fb gg -. if F - D at 3.95 5 1' , A, , 9 'fix Nxvf r 1 v ..- 1 f Wh- .T K B r 1- gzlezim 31 , it ,Q f l S 1 L , ,Q r rr , 659 D 5 K 1 -Q45 13 , .. 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Ronald Hackett, Becky Schrecongost CO-SECRETARIES ..............,.......... joe Minnaugh, Harry Parker CO-TREASURERS ......... ....... 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Carol Weigle X - 1 g f 1 fl A Darrel Wheaton - ' Susan Whipple 5 Ellen Widdowson ' W Q , ,, .f gi, Eugene Woitas ' ,fy-gf' , ' ff? ' X ei? Janice Zuravleff V Q91 - 5, Kathleen Kubasik ' .A 1 I , 'E 'x W. ,- -1 24 N-.ff Seventh Grade Class Officers CO-PRESIDENTS ....................... Michael Herrick, Karen Larsen CO-VICE-PRESIDENTS ................. Linda Baker, Thomas Becker CO-SECRETARIES .......... ...... S andy Cooper, Barbara Truscott CO-TREASURERS ........ ...... K irk Gouldthorpe, Joel Stager 25 5 .., ffa v fl .mzw 53 .A 1V1,,Q1E.-f:sW.:Ep':-3, 'f,1.1g'y,m:,b.:, . . ki: lggf-, 1 hw.. .,,...fw.K., ..,w,.,,m,,,,1,,,,5hu4Qv3xm,.3srf.. ,ak a :Q V5.:!iiKMw.Lw w :aw ww J w . , N 'W 'G W ' , I T in -uf V ' ,:'1.4e.:m1 i E . , , i z 4 wiv ,Q Q' if .1 Q If 1.1 . 0 foal' 1' Wsi 'f-5 .IMJFAI A xzz f-x ' F, V. ., ,.,A Q Q Vx I A' 4 X12 K J ' ff s Q A .few 'ef' f l , ' A v Q A? af' 45, 38 5 X x re-w--nsssu-vw SEATED: Orman Hazelton, Donald R. Mier, William Richter. STANDING: John W. Teker, Richard E. Carroll, Jack C. Aiton, Martha Anderson, james R. Deitz, Samuel Heller. SCHOOL BOARD Miss Bettie Nuber Administrative Secretary Mrs. H. Theora Kramer Mrs. Kathleen Creola SECRET RIES Miss Kathleen Tuck Miss Kathleen Klein 28 5 I 1 QQ. ,VR -N. ...fx Mr. William Parrish, B.A. in Music, B.M., M.A. High School Principal Mr. john MacKinlay, B.S., M.Ed. Assistant High School Principal xx Mr. Harry Rhodes, B.S. Business Manager Iroquois Area School District Mr. Dan Skala, B.S., M.Ed. Supervising Principal Iroquois Area School District 29 A MINISTRATION S Mrs. Margaret Anderson, A. B. FACU LTY Mrs. Dorothy M. Angeloff, B. S., M. Ed Mrs. Vangeline Barbale, B. S. apemf x z Mr. C. Thomas Barringer, A. B., M. S., M. Ed. Mr. Kenneth G. Bottorf, B. S. Mr. Harold D. Boutwell, B. S., M. S. sz if 30 Mr. Ronald Brooks, B. S., M. Ed. Mr. Francis Catherine, B. S., M. Ed. I X I Mr x S. Faye Clark, B. S. Mrs. Dorothy Cox, B. S. Mrs. Patricia Coryell, A. B. ,Q ? ri ', 3'- fd, , I ld, 3, s ij ,Q rv QHN 0 20 :Y , 5, 1 , X ,Q ,, ,Vg ' .1 'Z f f. 'A ' ' Clin' E gf .iq , .K , Q I K Ar few . . ' ' ,2,.4?3f' ' wi .W-'3 IJ. a Mrs. Patricia Falconer, A. B., M. A. 512 Q Mr. Harry J. Fambaugh, B. S., M, Ed, 31 Mr. Anthony Foffi, B. A., M. Ed. .f :fr fig . 1: r I 'Q 2 WWE 3. , .YV ' Y, Mrs. Barbara Forrester, B. S. Miss Ruth I-leidler, A. B. f .4 5 Miss Patricia Goss, B. S Mrs. J. jan Ianneilo, A. B. Miss Doris Johnson, B. A. Miss Elizabeth Hamburger, B. A. 32 ss Jane Knickerbocker, B. S. 'Maki Mr. William H. Kring, B. S., M. Ed., M. S. Mr. Herbert Lauffer, B. S Mr. Charles Leehan, B. S. Mrs. Lois MacDonald, A. B. Mr. Theron V. Lewis, B. S. I Mr. James Manafo, A. B. W :fu Mr, Dennis Luce, B. S., M. Ed. 33 ,. ff aa- ,W , 2 1 Mr. Charles Masso, B. S. Mrs. Phyllis McLane, B. S. D.. Mr. Allen Ogden, B. S., M. Ed. Mr. J. Russell May, B. S., M Mrs. Marjorie McLean, B. S. C. Mr. john R. Parry, B. S., M. F. A. Miss Ellen Ohman, A. B. if Mrs. Ruth P. Paterson, A. B., M. A. Mr. Robert Saxton, B. S., M. A. Mr. Edward Poly, B. S., M. Ed. Mrs. Eva jane Shick, B. A. 1 . xr w Fx. ' if Mr. John Sinnott, B. S., M. Ed. .27 Mrs. Grace R. Smith, B. S. Mrs. Jessie Lynn Skala, A. B., M. A. nfiav 1 Mr. Harold R. Spencer, B. S., M. S. Mr. Reed Stoops, jr., B. S., M. A. , 1' , Mr. Floyd J. Stanczak, B. S. Mr. David G. Tompkins, B. S., M. Ed. lah' 'SE S? Mrs. Bettye L. Ward, A. B. Miss Nancy K. Templeton, B. S. Miss Ann C. Weigand, A. B Mr. William J. Weaver, B. S. ,MN , ,W 5 V' I ., Q. John Reymiids ,A - 1 i. - Howard Loomis It's a dusty old world, but our custodians manage to keep the school in A-1 condition. Working from dawn to well beyond dusk, this hard-working crew certainly deserves special recognition from the student body. ,wr fsbq F rvivlf g 'Jai r, . L, X, .L , f . ' wt Q ,. ',TQL+t1f'f i - fiiliii ie., '. Mrs. Cora F. Menzel, R.N. URSES Life is just a bowl of aspirin. Our nurses were always willing and able to treat all our aches and pains, breaks and sprains with kindness and aspirin. Their greatest concern has been our physical health and well-being. Mrs. Vena Skellie, R.N. CDRGANIZATIONS . NY R ' r ,. 'M ' ' 3 A if AN gimm e IJ , X, x v :Jw u- ., ' ' ' X , V1.1 ., , I 1 . g - y , h, 1 My . 1 x M gpm X. 5,4141 5 Future Teachers Of America F.T.A. seeks to give an inside glance at the teaching pro- fession. To accomplish this, the members participated as teacher- aides at primary, elementary, and high school levels. Films, speakers, and visits to area colleges contributed to knowledge of a career in education. Money was raised for a scholarship fund, and Sharon Hewitt represented I.H.S. at the state convention in Harrisburg. Youth Center Thanks to the Youth Center Committee, a recreation place with programs was provided for the student body. The U. E. Hall was the scene of much week-end fun highlighted this year by the appearance of Go-Go Girls, the music of the Shadows, Mr. Poly Night, and Flashlight Night. 40 we 'ir 'a , sii oryi C 1. f ' ' ni Library Council Student Council Coordinating student activities was the principal objective of the Student Council. Headed by Presidents Ethelynne Jacobs and Dick Bonniger, the group also sponsored a flag contest to select the official Iroquois High School flagg participated in a five county conferenceg and directed a sweatshirt sale. In addition to active duties in the library, this group under- took several service projects: decorating the library for Christmas, supplying socks for Korean orphans, and entertaining the children at St. joseph's Home. New members were initiated during an im- pressive candle light ceremony. French Club Le Cercle Francais, whose primary purpose is to acquaint its participants better with the French language and culture, conducted monthly pizza sales and a tri-color ribbon sale to finance a spring banquet. From Gannon College Mr. Raymond Clough came to lecture to the Club on ex- istentialism. Spanish Club For those linguists whose interests were Spanish, this club was established. Members were given an opportunity to practice the language in social situations, and enjoy visiting speakers. This club sponsored the noon hour canteen, Aid-To-India Club The Aid-to-India Club,under the direction of Mr. Kring, was formed to aid financially Birabati School, Cuttack, Orissa, India. Among the various money raising campaigns was a much publicized and successful nickel drive. United Nations Club In November delegates frorn I.H.S. represented Syria in the annual Model United Nations As- sembly at Gannon College. Following this event members of the delegation organized a U.N. Club to promote an interest in world affairs, and to prepare for future U.N. Assemblies. , : '1-.wa 43 Future Nurses Club Girls whose ambition is to dedicate their services to the wel- fare of mankind in the medical profession are members of this club. Activities included service projects and field trips to major hos- pitals. Debate Club Participation in Lake Erie League debates, tournament and banquet at Union City highlighted the ye:-1r's order of events. The debaters are proud of Muriel Thomas who won a best speaker award--the first speech trophy for the new school. Homemaking Club Information and practical experience for girls considering Home Economics as a career or later vocation are given to mem- bers of this club. Bake sales provided experience in cooking, and the business of commercial candy making was studied during a field trip to Pulakos. Jr. High Sewing Club Foods, patterns, and materials were the concern of these jun ior High Home Economics students. They met weekly with Mrs Dorothy Cox to sew, have refreshments, and enjoy good fellowship 45 9 Sr. Chorus Our senior choruses re- hearsed separately this year under the direction of the Messrs. Brooks, and Lewis. Each group entertainedattheThanks giving assemblies pre- sented in both buildings, and the Wesleyville Chorus gave an evening Christmas Program. A combined performance was given at the Spring Festival held at Law- rence Park. The year's final presentation oc- curred when the junior and sophomore members performed at Baccalau- reate. Wesle ville Chorus Lawrence Park Jr. Chorus All those Monday noon-hour practices of the jr. High Chorus certainly paid off. Their performance at the Christmas Assembly was quite professional, as was the accompaniment provided by eighth-grader, Brenda jones. This part of the program was highlighted by a special number sung by Holly Locke, Pam Moon, Meg Kathman, Diane Hadlock, and Lynn Anderson. Representatives To District Chorus Members of the Sr. Choruses who traveled to Warren, Pennsylvania to participate in a District Chorus pro- gram were: Sue Gray, Chris Anderson, Judy Crum, Kathy Alexander, Linda Parrish, Don Fickenscher, Tim Sha- dle, Dave Millet, jack Rey- nolds, Dick Bonniger, Bonnie DeWitt, Katherine Smock, Jim Greider, and Keith Alexander. 47 Wesleyville Sr. Band The Senior Band met for rehearsals at eight A.M. daily and contributed much to the student life at Wesleyville. Appearances were made at pep assem- blies, a football game, a Christmas Concert, Tri-band Concert, the Arts Festival, and Graduation. A number of students participated in District Band held at Franklin, Pennsylvania. Wesleyville Jr. Band Junior Band pupils are potential members who study their particular instrument in small group les- sons once a week. As they progress, they learn the fundamentals of band technique and will one day take their places as members of the Senior Band. Lawrence Park Band The Lawrence Park Band has been quite busy this past year. Under the direction of Mr. Lewis, they have played at numerous assemblies and football games. The combined efforts of Wesleyville and Lawrence Park Bands provided a peppy sound for one oflroquois' many victories. A number of students attended District and Regional Fes- tivals. All the members of this organization participated in the Tri-band and Spring Festivals, Memorial Day Ser- vices, and the first Iroquois Commencement exercises. 49 Jr. High Science Club Miniature rockets with solid fuel pellets and launching pads were constructed by members of the jr. High Science Club this year. They also visited the Erie Airport on a field trip, and pre- pared displays for the P.T.A. summer science festival. Chess Club Under the supervision of Mr. Foffi, members of the Chess Club met at noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays to develop their skill in playing the internationally famous game. A tournament at the end of the year climaxed their activities. a l 50 Conservation Club This is a service organization for both school and community. The past year has been spent on such projects as feeding the birds in the school yard as well as in Presque Isle State Parkg con- ducting a tree survey of the woods' in Lawrence Parkg and promoting a spring anti-litter campaign. Future Business Leaders of America Club To raise money to send members to conventions in Warren and Youngsville was the chief aim of these business leaders of tomorrow. They did this by selling submarine sandwiches, license plates, and pies. The main event of the year was attendance at a state convention at Harrisburg where the delegates competed in business skill tests. BE A Inmss squirm 51 Z. 2, 3 E Z S r i k Stage Crews As the name implies, this was a small group of boys who took care of the stage work during plays, concerts, etc. They erected the scenery, built the props, and operated the lights and curtains. Projection Crews Good and efficient service with audio-visual equipment was given by this group of boys whose responsibilities included delivering the projectors, screens, and portable record players to the teachers. They set up the microphones in the auditorium and took care of the amplifiers. Their duties also kept them busy during after-school hours at dances and and PTA meetings. Sr. Hi-Y Cooperation in activities that create, maintain, and ex- tend high standards of Chris- tian character is the goal of these fellows. With basketball, movies, and speakers they had a lively year. T,,.,... Jacket Club Composed of boys who have earned their varsity letters, the J acket Club worked dili- gently this year to finance their sharp black and gold jackets. Money raising projects in- cluded car washes, and the sale of programs at various sports events. As the 'Injun Joes' they battled the faculty in the annual Senior-Faculty basketball game. Jr. Hi-Y Organized for service and social activities junior Hi Yers aim for Chris- tian thought, action, and leadership. SPGRTS RNA , 1425 Varsity Football The Braves, this year's Erie County League football champions, swept through eight conference games undefeated-compiling three of their biggest win- ning margins against their closestpursuers: 26-13 over Fort LeBoeuf, 18-0 over General lVlcLane, and 19-6 over Fairview. Iroquois had enough depth and experi- ence to use a two-platoon system with the exception of four boys who played both offense and defense. QYork, Seus, Dengel, Majorj Coach Manafo's kickoff defen- sive unit can point proudly to play charts which show no opponent returning a kick past the 40-yard line. Above are pictured Iroquois' Erie County League football champions. They are Mick Manafo, Ken York, Denny Perry, Gil Seus, Denny York, jerry Zimmer, Don Crannell, assistant coach jack Sinnott, jim johnson, Dave Bellis, Randy Hein, Tom Miller, Dick Bonniger, Dave Proper, Dave Aspden, Pat Minnaugh, jim Greider, Bill Tuberson, manager and trainer Ray Bennett. Line and defensive coach jim Manafo, Tom Ball, Andy Larson, joe Scholtis, Tim Smith, Tom Miller, Paul Yoculan, Tom Schoenfeld, Mick Gashgarian, Ted Bowers, Keith Alexander, Bob Schrecongost, head coach Ed Poly, assistant coach Hall Spencer, Dave Dodge, Chuck Dengel, Skip Kellogg, Renny Lucore, Dick Weis- miller, Bill Scavona, and Randy Nanni. Congratulations to the team and to Coach Poly who was named Erie County Coach of the Year. 56 .90 15475 2154 45? Q Q ?'x53fA32i'? it 7 ui ff 1: QQ in 1 J f R sz 45 f -: fir Q x ixm'fi, ' gf. , S F' 04 - x f NL-Q 'V ' 3.225 fa , , W. r F! r ftib 5 7cn fn N I Q sc' 2 1 Games were scheduled with Wattsburg, Harbor- creek, North East, McDowell, Girard, and Union City. The record shows 4 wins for the J. V. Braves. The outstanding play of the season was made by Bob Schrecongost when he ran back a 70 yard kick for a T D to clinch the Harborcreek game. Besides Bob, the high scorers were Ralph Thomas and Tom Sulli- van. Mr. Sinnott and Mr. Spencer were the coaches. Jr. High Football Jr. Varsity Football l-2-1 was the junior High Football record after exciting games with Union City, Harborcreek, West Lake and Fairview. Mr. Tompkins and Mr. Ketchel coached the teams who were known as the Go Team, Bandits, and Scrubs. Dick Charcalla was high scorer with 2 T Ds, one of which was the result of a 78 yard run against Union City. an . Q ig Varsity Cheerleaders Iroquois High's first Varsity Cheerleading Squad gave our football, wrestling, and basketball teams loyal support game after game and match after match. Their new uniforms were paid for with the profits from such activities as Homecoming Weekend, car- washes, and dances. Many thanks go to their helpful faculty advisors, Miss Williams and Miss Ohman. Cheerleaders Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders The seven girls pictured to the right could be found many an afternoon in the hallways at school prac- ticing established cheers and designing new ones. They worked closely with the Varsity Squad, and were appreciated not only by that group, but by the J. V. ath- letes as well. Jr. High Cheerleaders Dependability is aword which aptly describes this year's jr. High Cheerleaders. No matter what the occasion, afternoon basketball or foot- ball games, home or away, they went where the action was and always brought en- couragement to team mem- bers. l , l . Cadets The Cadets, an impressive marching unit under the capable direction of Mrs. McLane, spent many hours preparing half-time entertainment for our foot- ball and basketball games. In order to raise money for new Iroquois uniforms, the Cadets delivered leaf- lets and washed cars. A result of their efforts was a well-organized, well-dressed Cadet organization. 62 Abata Alpay Ancharski Armburster Beck Best Beute Bracalento Cessna Chapin Chapin Ely Gashgarian Godfrey King Koons Larson Lewis Lorenz Mahoney Norris O'Keefe Oborski B. Phillips S. She rick Simon Smith Taylor Wakefield S. Watson S. Welsh Wright Twirlers Sr. High Twirlers Hours of hard practice led by Cheryl McGavisk and Nancy Daglish resulted in snappy routines and original half-time performances. Those who made the first Iroquois squad a success were: C. Cancilla, S. Carnahan, M. Cutt, N. Daglish, L. McLean, S. Shroy- er, N. Zdarko, R. Avedisian, L. McCurdy, B. Ward, C. McGavisk, J. Morehead, B. Lehman. Jr. High Twirlers Appearing at various foot- ball games, the members of this energetic group demonstrated great potential in future twirling. One of their most profitable ac- tivities was a Halloween candy sale which enabled them to buy new uniforms. Their capable leader was Barbara Mohnkern. me ' , . - L.. wrkvi 63 V K Qs. 3 . 3 A We Q2 f' ! x7 ,,VAL' ' 'T' -Q ' 1 if tw , i , M V : A A, 1 hx 1, TMJ , ,AV 0 R, ' J' W .M , ig, Gm 4, A ,.. 21 33 i ' ik SQ Although we were not the league champs this year, the Iroquois Braves were right on top when it came to determination. Coached by Mr. Barringer and Mr. Farnbaugh the ball club this year was headed by such stalwarts as Bob Ball, Dick Bonniger, and Tim Shafer. Hardworking juniors and sophomores were Chuck Dengel, Skip Kellogg, Mike Kubasik, Andy Larson, Tony Major, Tom Miller, Dave Moorhead, Randy Nanni, Tom Schoenfeld, Bob Schrecongost and joe Sholtis. After overcoming many obstacles and devoting many hours of hard work in practice, our team put forth splendid efforts resulting in many tension-filled games with man-to-man battles right to the finish. 'Our able mentors' 'Looks good from here 'S-T-R-E-T-C-H Captains 'Tony for two' Chuck'S jumper' 66 Braves vs. Wildcats A The spirited junior Varsity Squad enjoyed an exceptionally fine season with a final record of 14-3. They displayed a powerful offensive unit, superb rebounding, tremendous spirit, and excellent defensive playmaking. Their most outstanding event of the year was a rigorous game played at Harbor- creek when they bombed the Huskies with a score of 18-6. The mighty teammates on this powerful squad coached by Mr. Parry and headed by Dan Kiel are Tom Bennett, Larry Blake, Jim Erdle, Pat Ger- ity, Mike Hook, Dennis Hutchinson, john Kathman, George Lucore, Doug Moorhead, Don Rice, Bob Schrecongost, and Tim Sullivan. Jr. High Basketball in are . , 1 .-.-..-. .. K.-was . ...Q-,fe-ay G-,sw 'Q .. hs. N 'RE ' Elk t. ' fi r -45 R. - -sr .nh r .sigma ,..,'. 1 we 1 - swfw - sga. 2,11 ' V '-'i ' wt . .f. , ,.,W as U' fi? I.. i r , 1 f- -we .1 X ' 4 .. ret -'K' ' , 1 ameri' ff 43,93 -' '- ' 1 .,, ,rt, , , Q .1 vt 9- 1 aqvs, ,. . u i . ' as ,L 3. , . 4 y I P M g , Q .J gg f it if ' ' ' iff- ' V 'Issue 'Q Vo is 34' 94' i'Q' 1 f Q, e fe -, . 5. ,Q ,N , Li - 1 I+! , lzsl. Qfq ,V Y 4,0 P Pa' fy' ' Q Q . .. ,L . l - LEA . 4 L-if .J N: 35 V s' -' -. , 5 fs We Y N Ln i t ,K -rf--f.. . - f 5, - 4' -,. . N Lf Varsity Basketball These young Braves learned the secret of suc- cess early in life. They combined talent with united team effort, sportsmanship, and fair play to produce the Junior High Champs of the Erie County League. Most important, however, they were not merely a group of stars, but seventeen boys working as a team. lVlr. Lombardo is proud of his boys who are managed by Don johnson and Phil Young. Dennis McLaughlin and Don Wilson have displayed a high quality of leadership and stimulated their team- mates with abounding enthusiasm. The members of the team are Doug Aiton, jack Armbruster, Gordan Bennett, jim Brickell, Richard Burkholder, Fred Butler, Hal Butler, Chris Dana, Bob Lieter, Henry Kopnitsky, Don Miller, Kevin Saxton, Tim Smock, Dan Tullio, and Bob Weismiller. Sr. High Wrestling Iroquois men of grappling action wrestled such established city squads as Academy, Tech, Prep, and East as well as the county's LeBoeuf, North- western, Fairview, Union City, Harbor- creek, and Girard groups this year. All home matches and practices were held in the Wesleyville gym underthe supervision of coaches Bottorf and Sinnott. junior Varsity conflicts were staged with Acad- emy at McDowell. Two high scorers were Dennis Perry and Keith Bartlett. Main events of the season included the Girard Tournament and the District Tournament which took place at Tech High School. Jr. High Wrestling Preceding every Varsity match, with the exception of the Prep bout, sports fans enjoyed the jr. High Preliminaries. Boys receiving jr. High letters for their participation in these events were: Ted Bartlett, Larry Cessna, Tom Conti, Mark Dunn, Tom Dugan, Tom Gerity, Dave Graham, Paul jazenski, john Pavlinko, Mark Robbins, Ed Trimmer, and Craig Turn- bull. Track and Field Placing second in the coun- ty, the Iroquois Track Team scored a successful season with four wins and only one loss. County recognition was attained by Bob Ball in the high hurdles, Dick Bonniger in the one hun- dred yard dash, and Tom Bennett in the mile run. .Aff Q W K, ,naw ff' ny 1 M 5, 'z ' ,f w BasebaH Tennk We are proud of our Tennis Team which has brought high honors to our school. This season, the team, lead by Mr. Lauffer, placed first in the county with an out- standing record of ten wins and two losses. Good sportsmanship is a term that well describes the attitude of this year's Iroquois Base- ball Team. Although they did not come out on top, the boys never lost their eagerness to play. We congratulate Mr. Farnbaugh whose experience and ambition helped him to introduce this sport into our school activities. Jr. GAA The Junior High GAA met once a week, usually on Tuesday nights. Under the leadership of their president, Mary Smock, they engaged in various sports such as basketball and volley- ball. This year two penny suppers were enjoyed by the girls, who are looking forward to future experience in the senior group. Sr. GAA The Senior High GAA met every Wednesday night to take part in a number of athletic activi- ties. In addition to their regular meetings, they had several penny suppers, bowling excursions, and beach parties. 73 SENICRS ! wg! 5'- 90 LYNN H. AARONSON NANCY J. ADAMS KATHY L. ALEXANDER Harv'...1emon car driver... 'How 'bout that'...Grape Queen Dancingmenchanting soloist Toby's Shoesmhappypersonality ...Class Secretary...chic declamation speech...air1ine seamstress hostess Q. SUSAN ALPAY PATRICIA L. ANCHARSKI Tiny and sweet... Do youunder- Business manager of the year- stand? ...Turkish accent... book...Cadet co-captain... always busy dependablemcommercial career LINDA L. ANDERSON 'Andy ...car hop...p1atinum hair ...a future beautician ROBERT L. BALL Homecoming Kingmwarmhearted ...track recordsmbasketball co-captain...socia1 studies , X TERRY A. BARNETT HOWARD B. BAXTER DAVID E- BELLIS Wrest1ing...stage crew...Senior- K1-Iowiewmamhilecturalm Class Treasurermfootball F3CU1tY game---Air Fofce reading...muSic librarian Jacket C1ub 'WreSt1mg engineer RAYMOND L. BENNETT Class clown... You know, I've been thinking . ..Eagle Scout.. . physical therapist.. .Class President ALBERT E. BEUTE Butch ...Class President... versatile...wrestling...stage crew...aviation SANDRA K. BENNETT Sandy .. .Campus Life Club Co-editor of yearbook... friendly manner THOMAS G. BLOOMQUIST jacket C1ub...Senior-Faculty game...track...fulure kindustrial tycoon' RICHARD S. BONNIGER Dick'...capab1e 1eader... Keep smi1ing ...footba11 and track... lawyer GAIL A. BRACALENTO Student Council Secretary... 'great imitator ...Cadets... 1aughing...LiberaI Arts TED E. BOWERS 'Kokomo Kid ...carefree...husky voice...dungarees LINDA D. BROCIOUS Music...b1ue eyesmguitar... sewing...goodnatured...future nurse LINDA J. BURROWS Homecoming Queen...FBLA Secretary.ncheerleader... vivacious...ta1kative 78 RICHARD C. BROWN Rusty'...red hair...coin collec tor...transfer from Chautauqua High RONALD D. BUTT Drummer...hot rod...S1eepy... car mechanic RUTH E. CASINELLI Long, dark hair...discothequing ...Library Council President... artmarcheologist DANIEL j. CHERVENKA Track manager...guitar...'rock and roll' bandmbusiness- machine operator F-09 RUSSELL R. CARLSON SUSAN L. CARNAHAN Golf...ChoruS.Hbsskethall... Co1gate ...Soundoff editor... chemist and an ncducaled man Navy intcrESt...Cheerfu1... LINDA L. CHAPIN 'You're kiddir1g ...1ikeab1e personality...quiet...nurse CYNTHIA A. CREIGHTON White tornado ...c3ongerxia1. easy-going...hair dresser 79 f ,. w fa 29 3 , uf . . 133 , .1 JH- ' Class Vice-President LOIS L. CHAPIN I Louie'...famous ,K v FSM for her Wink... contagious laugh. ..good listener JUDITH M. CRUM 'judi ...1ong hair. ..expert swimmer.. .wants a college de gree MICHAEL D. CUNNINGHAM HOWARD J- CURRY Golf...footballmelectrical 'Howie Honda ...flashy smile.. engineer and 'prospective Benjamin Electric...trades cars millionaire' SANDRA D. CURTIS MARSHA C. DANA Petite...talkative...laughter... The New Yorkex- ...oil Hamot Hospitalmfuture nurse paintermpretty eyes... airline stewardess CAROL A. DEITZ BONNIE J. DAVISON Winter tan...school spirit... 'Red ,,,a1WayS smi11,,g,,,danC. racing car buff...c1ever cook... ing...Y-Co...career in nursing IBM OPSTHTOT 80 a, 21, f f ' :gsm '43, V . I , .M , BONNIE R. DEWITT DAVID F. DRABIC LAURA A. DUCKETT 'Shoop ...beautifu1 soprano Tennis Stax-...outdoor enthu- FBLA President...Mary's Dairy voice...1etter writer and artist... siast...hunting...industry Bar...twir1ing...secretaria1 jay Br. Dee clerk courses , L...4a SHARON L. ELLER EVONNE K. ELY Piano-playing...dancing...trave1 Vonnie ...dimples...great ...beauty School doubter...huSmeSs career CAROL A. ENGELSKIRGER 'Bird'...'anything Eng1ish'... RONALD C- FARVER guitar...seamstressmlong, 'Ronnie'Y...go1f...skiingmcrars blond hair ...architectural engineer 81 MARY F. FETZNER Guitar...poetry...Beat1e fan... Rusterholtz Bakery...La1ented writer CYNTHIA F. FLAUGH 'Mati1da ...crazy humor... Beatiesmguitar. ..'Gypsy Rover' SHARYN M. FITCH Fitchy'...modern jaZz...Ham0t HoSpitaI...business school MICHAEL H. GASHGARIAN Mick ...footba11...gir1s... fishingmbusiness manager LINDA K. FREELAND Cheerleading captain...Home- coming COurt...m0dern jazz... Youth Center activities SUSAN L. GEER Sue ...fast ta1king...s1ow waikingmneat dresser...Y-Co JOSEPH L. GEHRLEIN Chick ...mischievous grin. Representative pool p1ayer...quiet 82 LINDA E, GRAHAM Dancing...records...a1ways smilingmmarriage. .. good wife' RONALD J. GUTH Declamation Contestmmusic ...Snare drum...FTA... elementary education ,1 sq.. MARGARET L. GOARD MagS ...guitar...Coo1 dancer ...sharp dresser...beautician if '.5, 1 V.: SUSAN K. GRAY Susie ...Ke11y Gir1...gigg1es ...secretary BARBARA BI. GUZOWSKI Ann Rynd and Jane Shrimpton fan...vacations from school... long blonde hair...mode1 XIV' Nur 83 SUSAN C. GRABOWSKI Vice-President of FBLA... Secretary of UN...career in business eduCation...vigorous JAMES E. GRIEDER C1iffhanger ...footbaII... trombone...diStrict band... professional athlete ROBERT G. HALL ROBERT HARTMAN MOHAMMED Y. HASSON Co-captain of wrestling 'Bob ...freck1es...likes to 'Munis ...exchangee from squad...sharp dresser... huntmelectronic engineer Afghanistan...Student Council Casanova...future engineer ...sports and traveling DONALD D. HAYES BRIAN M. HEMMIS Dave ...accidents...noise Shy smi1e...ham radio operator maker entertainer...Army ...pizza tossermadvertising career SHARON L. HEWITT FTA Presidentmaspiring LAUREL L. HONEY artist...junior Prom Co-chair- Cheerleader...Declamation man...C1ass Vice-President... Contestmvibrant personality friendly ...Physical Education major 84 '01 ETHELYNNE K. JACOBS JAMES L. JOHNSON SHERRY J. JOHNSON Student Council President... 'HatS ...footba11...Stage Crew Chorus...induStrious...FBLA FTA...junior Prom Court... ...friend1y...-lacket Club ...a future nurse pretty smi1e...future business teacher 1 SUSAN L. JOHNSTONE MARY K. KAVANAGH Guitaristmcosmotology... 'Naghs ...1oves the guitar... Boston University...1ong artisl...bio1ogy teacher black hair CHARLENE A. KIENHOLZ A.F.S. er to Brazi1...b1ue eyes KATHLEEN A. KLEIN ...carniva1...sweet personality Kathy ...knitting...FBLA... ...French major intramuralsmbusiness career 85 JOHN M. KLEMPAY ROBERTA A. KOJANCIE Guitarist...Senior Hi-Y... Expert seamstress...FBLA... hunting...sports...hopes to golfer...future beautician get rich quick' LEONARD R. KRIEGISCH 'Len ...trapping...Senior Hi-Y ...fishery biology DAVID LANIEWICZ Dave'...wrestling...eaSy goingmfuture in electronics PAMELA A. KOPNITSKY Jacket Club KATHRYN J. LAMB Short blonde...famous for ques tions...Garmon College fan... secretary DANIEL E. LEWIS Lew'...blue eyes...'Fudge' ...library assistant...Coast Guard .,., Class Treasurer National Merit Semifinalist... avid camper...UN Club Presi- dent...long eyelashesmliterary editor 86 HEIDI J. LEWIS Declamation Contest...ViCe- President of FTA...well-liked ...Cadets...UN delegate... sense of humor WILLIAM J. LOFTUS Fouch ...sports fan...1ikes cars...fulure State Policeman KRISTIN M. LORENZ junior Prom Princessmcharm- ing...Cadet Captain...UN dele- gate...French major . THOMAS -I. MADDEN Sports fanatiC...U.F.O.'s... St. Louis Cardinals..,Aero- space Engineering MICHAEL J. MANAFO LORRAINE K. MARKO Mick ...individualist... Best girl athlete...likes the trumpet player...ping pong Four Seasonsmhates Mondays champ...history teacher ...medical technologist ' sri, I 87 Q 1 DAVID S. MAJOR Dave ...Cars...wrestling... Bamey's car...dry humor... slow but sure CHERYL F. MC GAVISK DENISE D. MC GREW SANDRA D. MC KINNEY Mouse ...Co1umbus fan... SinCere...Co11ege...1ong hair Cade-ts...industrious.. FTA Home Resgam-anQ,,,5park1ing ...softxspokenu.traveling St. john's dances...math eyes...nurse major JAMES R. MC MURRAY ROBERT A. MELZER 'Duck'...guitarist...Senior Bob ...likes chess...golfer... Hi-Y Basketballmfishery future industrial engineer biologist. .. long hair ERIC MENZEL Track...mechanic...Honda... dependable.. .motorcycles PATRICK A, MINNAUGH Paddy . . .wrestling...football ...good-natured - JANET MOORHEAD MARY JANE MOREHOUSE HAZEL A. MORELAND Jan'...curly hair... OK'... Toots'...long fingernails... Mandy ...Y-Co...likes music clerical worker cheerleadermbeauly school -..hOpeS to teach drama 14 :ei 4 s 1 za' JEANNE D. MOTTERN RONALD E. MUROSKY Readingmdependable... 'Ron'...saxaphone...track... traveling...We1l-liked... dancing...business school telephone operator JAMES P. O'KEEFE DARLENE M. OBORSKI jol1y... Don't you know any- 'Dar ...1ong brown hair... thing?'...Yearbook business good seamstresswbeauticiarx managermsocial worker 89 RONALD ORCHARD Ron ...traveling...girls.. . motorcycles.. .Nassau NORMA A. PEIGHTAI.. French Club President...intra- mural basketba ll...Hasson's sister ...nursing LINDA R. PARRISH Prudence in Senior Play... friendly smile...b1ue eyes... Declamatlon Contest winner... District Band JANET L. PETROFF 'Jay'...always laughing... pretty hail-...Y-Co...nursing career DENNIS E. PERRY Good in sportsmfootball... WreStling...track MARY BETH PHILLIPS DAVID W. PROPER Bethie'...gx-een stamp collec- Giz'...Jacket Club...Senior tor...typist...air1ine hostess Hi-Y---fun-loving 90 DAVID ROCKWELL Rocky .. skier.. .golfe-r.. . everyone'S friend...college WILLIAM R. SCHNEIDER Bill .. .tall and talkative... library haunter...Mi11ers AQ Mm- GUNVOR RASMUSSEN Gini-ny ...one year in Turkey... foreign languag9s...chorus MARY ANNE ROBBINS Fashionable...Cadets...FBLA ...dramatiSt...business and merchandising VITO A. SAVOIA Count'...FBLA...Shoreliners ...business administration a BARBARA SCHRECONGOST 'Barb ...horses...loves sports ...fine arT.s...future librarian 91 WILLIAM J. SCAVONA Bill ...f0oiball...jaCket Club ...Intramural basketball GILBERT S. SEUS TIMOTHY SHAFER SUSAN M. SHERICK Ooftie ...footba11 co-captain 'Tim'...big brown eyes... 'Sue'...petite...Cadets... ...track...wrest1ing...aims for sportsmlaboratory technician Model UN C1ub...future nurse pro-football x KAREN M. SIMON SHARYN A. SLAGTER Hamot I-lospita1...green eyes... 'Sherry ...drives little 'red carefree...mortician bug ...1oves animals... commercial courses RONALD J. SLOMSKI WILLIS SLAYTON Car-happymnewcomer... WiI1 ...water skier...fourth f1'ieHd1Y---'4'SPeed'--- grade assistantmteacher college-bound 92 BARBARA J. SMITH Barb ...District Band... c1arinet...FTA...nursing WENDELL R. SMOCK Wavy hair...musical talent... GARY L. SNYDER 'Snipes ...curly hair... Senior Class Play...may be a Uoisey---NSVG1 RSSWVGS minister ,A ' . ' 'fig f CAROL L. SOUDAN JANET M- SPEARS 'Soudansky ...England... EFUOYS Eff---Nature Study-U Summer cottage...Ringo iCe Skating--'reading Starr. . .loves children JOHN P. STAGER slack , of all trades...Senior Class Play...Projection Crew ...car-s...hopes to be an oil magnate WILLIAM 1. STIPPICH Accident-prone... Joe Wrestler' ...hole-in-one...cars...money 3 - . 93 FREDERICK L. STOFFAN Barney'...ice skatingmcars ...aviation...famous black Ford DELENE M. THOMAS Vivacious...music...F'1'A... petite...elementary education THOMAS J. STOFFAN Tom'...likes skatingmskiing ...plays football...Marines DENNIS E. TRYON MacDonald's Golden Arches' ...math wizard...college-bound GREGORY J. WALTERS 'Greg'...Chorus...football... jacket Club.. future bio-chemist ...gentleman 94 DARLENE M. VARGULICH Lively in sport.s...likes bowling ...basketball intramurals... 'Vegetables' SHARON L. WATSON Christa's sister...avid D. E. student...'58 Fiat...nurse DENNIS C. YORK 'Big Den ...C0-president jacket Clubmintramurals... football all-county...track KIM K. YOUNG Green eyes...co-editor of year- book...Library Council... waitressmhopes to travel RICHARD F. WEISMILLER JACQUELINE E. WRIGHT 'Injun Joe ...jackel Club... Walt Chamberlain's 'little cars...football...stock-car- sister'...cheer1eader... racer agile basketball guard... fashion designing KENNETH L. YORK Kenny'...football...sWimming ...State Po1ice... Big D T.win...G0 Navy? JAMES ZEITLER en's' Zeits'...a Working man... volunteer fireman. ..easy going 95 JAMES R. YOUNG jim'...track...jacket Club... Projection Crew...professiona1 bowler ANDREW J, ZELLO 'Zodiac ...future math teacher ...hunter...1ikes being outdoors ...sports JEROLD A. ZIMMER Zims'...commutermfamous salesmanmbusiness executive BONNIE A. ZUCK Loves animalsmskating... Sherry's shadow. ..Co11ege Heights 1 96 Senior Class Officers CO-PRESIDENTS ............................ A1 Buete and Ray Bennett CO-VICE-PRESIDENTS ............ Sharon Hewitt and Sue Carnahan CO-SECRETARIES ......... .,.... M argaret Goard and Nancy Adams CO-TREASURERS ..... ....... D avid Bellis and Dan Lewis Q 'sexe-ss ww 97 'ld sa- S1 'Ai f- . 1. ug Q. V 'klrifr Q' Q H .y 4. Q. .,, .,,w.,,,,. W f 44. x, EEf:e5'mAsa4ii 22 iff 2: .,x. . ,M SS' Yr in ,.,.,,, A73- f - '-1, - ..1. . ff- ' :rf : -,Q Charlene Kienholz, our American Field Service Exchange Student, spent the year of 1965 in Brazil. There, she lived in the city of Marilia and became a member of the Caval- lari family. Attending the Instituto de Educacao Monsenhor Bicudo, she took the Class- ical Course from which she proudly was graduated on December 16. Charlene expresses that it was a year to remember as well as a most rewarding one. AFS A shy smile is a trademark of our exchange stu- dent this year who came to us from Kabul, Afghanis- tan. Hasson broke the language barrier when he left his Persian behind to learn the completely different English language. His many speeches, his role in a one-act play, and his everyday life with the Peigh- tals constitute a large portion of the memories that he will take back to his native land. .V ,. . mfififgfigak 4:0 inf ,fri W , or ir, i 3 5 f ' :Sf if L U fi Q.: ii? ' , w .. , e' rv- 1 ' - avi Q r f f 1 6 ' , .1 ' , Liv' 91: MISS ELIZABETH HAMBURGER Advisor MRS. RUTH PATERSON Advisor Yearbook Staff When the Yearbook is published in August, the staff can relax and hope the result is worth the effort. Long before that time, how- ever, the people pictured on these pages planned, worried, and work- ed, sometimes through hot June days. Photography, art, and layout problems presented themselves, were solved, and disappeared. That's how BRAVERO was born. Looking back, we find it is necessary to commend: Photographers Eric Menzel, Dick Bonniger, and Linda Parrish who collected a price- less assortment of pictures representing our school life, Art Editor Sharon Hewitt whose symbolic Indian design was selected for the cover of our book, and Advisors Mrs. Ruth Paterson and Miss Eliza- beth Hamburger for their assistance at all times. 100 Ingenious and dependable describe BRAVERO'S business, typing, and literary staffs. To Mr. Francis Catherine goes a special 'thank you . He supervised the business, circulation, and typing groups. His assistant in the Wesleyville building wasjim O'Keefe. Never at a loss for a word or witticism was the literary group, The original ideas and constant enthu- siasm of Pam Kopnitsky, Heidi Lewis, Charl Kein- holz, Judi Crum, and Linda Freeland subtly helped to develop the umewat' theme. Finally, for proof of the 'ttwo-that-shall-be-as one' idea we acknowledge our co-editors, Sandy Ben- nett and Kim Young who brought together and directed the staffs of the first IH S yearbook. Off The Track Wesleyville's Senior Play was presented on Friday, April 15. The three act comedy, entitled Off the Track, takes place on a stormy night in a small wayside railroad station. Passengers of a derailed train are obliged to wait there until they can continue their journey. Never to be forgotten were the many hilarious scenes, particularly the amusing character interpretations which were so ably portrayed by the students. Director was Miss jane Knic- kerbocker and Student Director was Lorraine Marko. Senior Plays Rally Round The Flag, Boys! The Senior Class Play, presented in the Lawrence Park building, was the patriotic comedy, 'Rally Round the Flag, Boysl' High praise was given in particular to the cast and to the early American setting and costumes. Long to be remembered scenes were 'tthe fight, the picnic, and 'tthe fire- works. Congratulations to Lori Honey and Jack Stager who received best acting awards for their performances. Director was Mrs. Jessie Lynn Skala and Student Director was Ethelynne Jacobs. nm ational Honor Society The National Honor Society represents a chosen segment of the student body selected by the faculty using as criteria the four major categories of scholarship, leadership, service, and char- acter. Membership denotes a well rounded student who achieves high scholastically as well as contributes to the life of the school. The local chapter was chartered in 1936. This year the induction ceremony was directed by members Linda Freeland, Sharon Hewitt, Ethelyne Jacobs, Charlene Keinholz, Pam Kipnitsky, Linda Parrish, and Barb Schrecongost Speakers were Mr. john MacKinlay, Mr. William Parrish, and Mr. Dan Skala. Those who attained membership were: N. Adams, S. Bennett, R. Bonniger, G. Bracalento, R. Carlson, B. DeWitt, D. Drabic, S. Grabowski, K. Lamb, H. Lewis, K. Lorenz, j. Spears, D. Try- on, K. Young, C. Anderson, M. Cunningham, D. Fickenscher, R. Hagle, C. Hill, K. Hosmer, C. S Mancini, S. Matcham, L. McLean, S. Muth, C. Ott, S. Peterson, M. Thomas, D. Tryon, D. Warrick N. Zdarko, and R. Zuck. Named as probationary sophomores were: N. Amicucci, K. Armbruster, K. Bonniger, J. Car roll, K. Cunningham, B. Lehman, L. McIntosh, and R. Schrecongost. Commencement Speakers Scholarship Winners Homecoming On October 1, 1965, the Iroquois Homecoming program was presented at the Harborcreek field. Former queens Suzanne Poly and Sue Ro- mecki crowned the newly-elected sovereigns--Linda Burrows, Bob Ball, Nancy Adams, and Dick Bonniger. Members of the court were Mary Jane Morehouse, Ethelynne Jacobs, Linda Freeland, and Sue Carnahan, Dave Bellis, Ray Bennett, Gil Seus, and Mick Manafo. The two queens were presented with red roses, while their attendants received nosegays. The following evening, both royal couples reigned over the Homecom- ing Dance at the U. E. Hall. 'iii 104 Grape Queen Nancy Adams, representing the Senior Class, was crowned Penn- sylvania Grape Queen last Septem- ber. Her travels extended from Saint Catherine in Canada to Harrisburg where she met Governor Scranton. From june 19th to the 24th, she com- peted at Atlantic City for the title of State Commodity Queen. rss.'i25wQ'1,gf5g. , 1 , I N I :mia Q 1 in , , W Queens Sue Carnahan and Sharon Hewittg King, Dave Bellis and Ray Bennett. Castles, knights in armor, and royal thrones decorated the scene of this year's Junior-Senior Prom, 'A Night of a Thousand Dreams. The gala affair was held at the Shrine Club on May 6, with music by Dale Higgins and his orchestra. All those who attended enjoyed a lovely evening. 106 A Night Of A Thousand Dreams 107 Senior Banquet Al Beute and Ray Bennett toasted a fine banquet to distin- guished guests and fellow class- mates. Many excellent speeches were made by members of our ad- ministration pertaining to the ac- tivities of the Senior Class, both past and present. The final touch to this traditional event was pro- vided by the senior boys with their after-dinner cigars. E i N Class Night Talent ranging from chimney sweeps to mandolinists was revealed during the First Annual Senior Class Night on May 31. The second half of this program was devoted to the presentation of a- wards by Messrs. Parrish, MacKinlay, and Poly. Con- cluding the evening, the Class of 1966, accompanied by lVlr. Brooks, sang their class song, Farewell and Goodbye. l, ?? - 5 Jef I 7' if 109 Ronald D. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Milton Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Adams Mr. John Alexander Mr. and Mrs. John M. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Aiton Mrs. Carol Akerly The Edward Ames Family Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Joseph C. Angeloff Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson Frank S. Anderson Neale Anderson T. Ancharski Gerald Aspden Baker's Bakery Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tibby L. Ball John Barr T. Barringer Frank Baumgardner Earl B. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Max Bellis Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bendig, Jr. Joseph M. Bennett W. J. Bennett James Bentze John H. Birch Walter Bloom G. A. Bloomquist William T. Blossey Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Blunt Bob and Mary Anne Bob and Pat John Boboige Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bonniger Kenneth L. Bonniger John G. Bretz Daniel Briggs Lloyd Briggs Ronald E. Brooks Brookside Dairy Bar Christine Louise Brouillette Mr. and Mrs. John Bunnell Ken Burrows Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Burrows, Jr. Fred Butler The William Cables Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cadden Cadets Campers' Hill Rte. 89 Orion H. Carbaugh and Family Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carlson and Family PATRONS and Sons 111 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Carnahan Richard Carroll James V. Casinelli Francis W. Catherine Mr. and Mrs. John Chapin Mr. Richard Cheney Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Chervenka The Quintin Mr. and Mrs. Cole Family Forty Concilla Coney Island Lunch Lloyd E. Cramer Mrs. Esther Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Crozier and Tom J. Clyde Crum John F. Cunningham William Darr Mr. and Mrs. John C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. John A. Davison Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Demetter Edward DeWitt DiNicola's Pizza Shop E 8. A Doubet Jewelers Eastway Bowling Lanes Mr. and Mrs. Norman Edler Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Ellrich Mr. and Mrs. Carson Engelskirger Erie Chair and Dish Rental-Sales Erie County Library Erie Plating Company Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farnbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Farver Pat Feeney Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Finch Mrs. F. A. Foster Mr. and Mrs. James A. Francis Mrs. Marie Free and Ruth Ann Mr. A. M. Freeland, Sr. Art Freeland lnsurance 8. Real Estate Agency French Club French IV, etc. A Friend Future Business Leaders of America Future Nurses Future Teachers of America Raymond L. Garthwaite Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Gehrlein Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Genovese Mr. and Mrs. Fred Genest James Goranson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Grabowski Mr. and Mrs. Russell Graham SPONSORS and BUSINESS PATRONS A. O. SMITH CORP. C. J. DUSCKAS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ERIE-L. P. CLASS OF '69 HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO. HILL'S MARKET JOHN G. HIPPS, M. O. LIBRARY COUNCIL LAWRENCE PARK LION'S CLUB NORTHWEST ELECTRIC CO. RICARDO'S RESTAURANT CLASS OF '68 SPANISH CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL U. E. LOCAL-506 CLASS OF 'TO PULAKOS INC. CLASS OF '61 110 OFFICE Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grant Co. Mr. and Mrs. James Gray Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gray Mr. and Mrs. Guy Graziani Mazie Green Mr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Greider Gruver's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Gunselman Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Guth, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David Haddow The Halle Bros. Co. Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Halttunen Harvey D. Hayes Mrs. Ann Herman Mrs. Elizabeth Oakes Herrera Mr. and Mrs. Jack Herrick Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hess Charles Higby Walter A. Higby Charles and Betty Hockenberg Homemaking Club Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hook Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hooks l'lornyak's Atlantic Auto Service Mrs. Milford Houck and Gary Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Jacobs Mrs. James Jenks Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. John Dr. and Mrs. Johns PATRONS Russ and Bonnie Johnson, Sherry, Connie, and Mugs Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jordan Junior High Cheerleaders Just a Friend Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Kalkhof Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kanonczyk Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Keeney Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kellogg Linda Kennelley Mr. and Mrs. J. Kent and Jeanie Dr. Kenter William J. Keough Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Kern Mr. and Mrs. James B. Kershaw and Son Kimmel and Son Shoes The Kienholz Family Mrs. Lorine Koons S. S. Kresege Co. Mr. and Mrs. William Kring Kubaney Dry Cleaners Dennis Paul Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kulich Jack Kuwik Mr. and Mrs. Ronald LaBorde Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Lester W. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Leiter Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Theron V. Lewis Eugene J. Lieder Mrs. Ruth Lindgren Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Linse James Loftus Mrs. Charles Long Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Lott Lou and Bud Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Luther Mr. John Ly tle Mr. and Mrs. John MacKinlay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Madden Mr. and Mrs. James Manafo The William Manny Family Markham' s Music Company Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mason Tom Mason Mr. and Mrs. Myles Massie Dr. and Mrs. McDougall Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. McConahy Edith McGavisk Denise McG YGW Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Meier Michael's B eauty Academy, lnc. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Millet Model U. N. The Mohnke Club rns Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moon Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Moore Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Moorhead Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moorhead Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moreland and Family Robert Morosky Mr. and Mrs . David Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Klein and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kline Mr. and Mrs . Robert Koiancie 112 G. C. Murphy's Mr. and Mrs. Eldon G. Musser Twila Myers The Nanni's Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Nuber Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 0'Keefe Lou Ann Orolieski Park Lanes PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Soudan Mr. Harold Spencer Mr. and Mrs. John Spiegel Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanczak Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Plaza William Parrish Lewis Penman Harold Perkins Bowling Center The Petersons Mr. and Mrs. James Petroff William Pierson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 'Rett' Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Potocke Kenneth W. Powell R. E. Proper and Family Roger C. Purdy Konrad H. Rasmussen J. T. Renshaw Leonard G. Reuss William A. Richter Mrs. Bargaret Robbins Sally Roberts Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Owen S. Royal Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Rumsey Ru sterholtz Bakery Mrs. Josephine Sandell Sanitary Farms Dairy lnc. Mr. Harry Sanner Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Savoia Saxton's Dairy Bar Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stefano Sterling Milk Mrs. Jeanne E. Stippich Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stone Mr. Reed Stoops Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Strong Joe Swanson Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. William Swanson Tarzan's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John W. Teker Mr. and Mrs. Walter Texter Tivis Seafood Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas George V. Thomas Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Thomas John Tozar Mrs. Leonard Trippi Fred Trustcott Twinbrook Tool and Mold Co. Uni-Top Company Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vorgulich and Family Fred Wagner The Waketields Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Walker Mrs. Ward T. J. Warrick Mr. and Mrs. Erwin L. Sayles Schaffner's Esso Mr. and Mrs. John Schiefferle Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Schiefferle Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schilken Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Schrecongost Arthur F. Schultz Company Rev. and Mrs. Chas. J. Schweikert Science Club Senior Hi-Y Club Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Shadle Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Sibley Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Siciliano Mr. Jack Sinnott Mrs. D. V. Skala Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Slayton and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smack Charles R. Snyder Sommerhof Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Lee Warthman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Michael Watral . Walter Watral and Sharon . R. Boyd Watson . Richard Weinheimer Wesley's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs . David Westcott Western's Golden Dawn Market Mr. Charles Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs H. J. Witten Sarah A. Wr Mr. and Mrs Yellow Cab A. Wiler . Allen J. Wilson . Donald Willson and Family burg ight . William Wyrich Company Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Yost The George Young Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zdarko Mr. Richard Beatrice Zi 113 Zeccolc mmef Af nun: we voun A T D R559 now :Q E TH E ORIGINAL j If :J BAUMANN BROTHERS INC. 644 EAST 5th STREET Floor Covering Specialists ERIE, PA. I6507 HOURS 81 HOURS FRESHER. . . BAKED IN ERIE BY FIRCH'S If hearing is your problem BELTONE Is your answer - Max Elbaum BELTONE HEARING AID CENTER II02 Sfaie Sf. - Erie, Pu. JOHN ADAMS BIKE SHOP Sales - Schwinn - Service Millcreek 833-0403 2757 W. 12th Sr., Erie, Pa. Ph. 452-3809 ARTHUR F. SCHULTZ co. COMPLIMENTS GeZ:f:ufLif C OF THE PARSON STUDIO Commercial Equipmeni 8. Furnifure YAPLE'S DAIRY and ICE CREAM BAR 4026 Pine Avenue rie Pa. 866-2441 'QUALITY AND SERVICE' BEST WISHES CLASS OF '71 from FORTY'S CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS f'0m 1e 2914 Buffalo Rd. wesleywlle JR. HI - Y CLUB 529-2611 ISAAC BAKER 84 SON STATE STREET AT SEVENTH Where Quality Apparel for Men and Young Men has long been a tradition . , . and the desire to serve, an ancestral trait. Our Ivy Hall is a rendez- vous for the campus crowd who are style-con- scious. FRED DIAS 364 West l2fh A1 Chestnut 452-3259 115 Compliments Compliments of to fna Class of 1966 ERIE BARBER SCHOOL from the 902 P a s e 'me' BOHMAN Music co. Erie Jack H. Thompson 16 East Tenth Street Northwestern Pennsylvania's Largest Insurance Agency Does your insurance agency have a special e-r1 ' claims oflice for you? ' 8 it ZII' Do they take care of all your msurance needs ,,:- f f zcr' A 'r'f Qi in one package-saving you valuable money? ,,L: We Do. Try Us. -f.,.f . ROBINSON an Robmson 81 Conner Inc. 33 E. EIGHTH ST. GL 6-5391 8a GL 2-3251 'RV'NG'S CARMEN'S RESTAURANT LADIES SHOES and ACCESSORIES 2427 Buffalo Rana 918 Peach Sfreef Erie, Penna- Ena, Pannsynvanaa Ph Phone 4523183 lsfxaniaf 899-62142 116 Congratulations from DUGGAN RIDER OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 729 State Street WESLEYVILLE GARDEN CENTER 1915 Union Ave. Wesleyville, Penna. Phone 899-3901 We Telegraph Flowers Greenhouses-Florists Landscape Service f--.ff A f 417' f 11 Best Wishes for Happy Days to come from A FRIEND GREENLEE REAI. ESTATE ROTH .IEWELERS 3206 Buffalo Road Multiple Listing . Justice of the Peace ' Wesleywuef Pa' Notory Public Hamilton Bulova 870 Smithson Ave. Lawrence Park S2132 Phone 899-4186 O BEST WISHES to the cLAss OF 1966 THE SOLYMOSI COMPANY 4541 Iroquois Avenue Lawrence Park MEADOW BROOK MEADOW BROOK I MAGIC GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '66 Compliments of Lawrence Park Golf Club NORTH EAST DAIRY COMPANY North East, Pennsylvania Quality with Service Phone- NE 5-3601 ERIE TYPEWRITER CO. 729 French Street Erie, Pennsylvania FIDDLE INN 6615 Buffalo Road Harborcreek, Pa. For Good Food and a Pleasant Time 120 MENZEL MOTORS 3001 Glenwood Park Avenue 454-3161 HONDA CITROEN HARLEY-DAVIDSON WITH LOVE FROM THE MoMss CLUB Congratulations to Class of 66 MA' S P LAC E 3920 Main Street Compliments of Lawrence Park FORTY'S CLEANERS and Tuxedo Rental 899-2611 399.2337 121 WIRING. FIXTURES 456 1513 4 ELECTRIC HEAT A a C de 814 I3 O I3 l4 E 'I' I2 I C ELEETIIGIL ass usr mu' mmm. um 16505 fi 122 LAWRENCE PARK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY SERVICE AND PROTECTION Photography Li 1-lun o Professional Photography Portraits- Engagements-Weddings Commercial-Industrial 452-4268 113 West 10th Street Eri e, Pa. HUBBELI. SUPPLY DI MlCHAEL'S PIZZA SHOPS 956 East 6th Street 3214 West Lake Road 2611 Peach Street 429 State Street 1535 West 8th Sfreef 949 East 26th Street 1619 West 26th Street COMPANY Erie, Pa. Janitor and Institutional Supplies 601 Brown Avenue Erie, Pa. Heating and Industrial Piping Phone 452-4912 - 452-2344 449 East 18th Street Erie Pennsylvania 124 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH 863 Silliman Avenue Lawrence Park We're building for the future af Christ Church. As sfudenis, you loo are building for ihe futureg but don'1 leave God out of those plans ---- ROBIE MEAT PACKERS, INC Pleasant-Hill Brand See you in Church on Sunday! Qualify Meats Erie, Pa. HAMMERMILL PAPER COMPANY ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA 125 Trained Assistants To Help You Choose Correct Glasses And Frames SEUS'S DRIVE-IN GUSTAFSON OPTICAL COMPANY The Aristocrat Of 113 West 9th street Frozen Dairy Products and Sandwiches Erie, Pa. Located at 2304 East Lake Rd. GUARANTEED SERVICE 26th 86 French BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 TANNER MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4201 Bell Street Lawrence Park Compliments of DORIS SKELLY 854 Sillman Avenue Lawrence Park Erie, Penna. ED'S WELDING SERVICE Designers and Manufacturers of Ornumenfal Iron Work Railings-Columns-Room dividers Phone 454-8682 1141 Hess Avenue Erie 126 JOHN JAMBLITER'S BARBER SHOP Phone 899-3329 EAST SIDE MACHINE PRODUCTS 4395 Iroquois Avenue 874 Rankine Avenue Lawrence Park Builders of Phone 899-4841 Dies, Tools, Gauges, Jigs Special Machinery and Mold Dies Tool Design, Machine Design and Development Work CONGRATULATIONS FROM PLUBELL HARDWARE CO. 3303 BUFFALO ROAD WESLEYVILLE, PA. Compliments of WJ ET Erie's lst Place Radio Station With Listeners of Every Age Home of the Good Guys JACK FROST DONUTS 'They have the smack that others lack. 2119 Buffalo Road Erie, P 127 Compliments :Q :QL . ff of Ba : .if , .. 'Ti p g E S hi P' EAST LAKE HARDWARE if , Pon' T0 , gp 2142 East Lake Road fi: 415- g 109 SIQLI fr' ur, Su G Erie Penna Telephone 455-3088 GREATEST NAMES IN srokrmo Gooos C' J' Kraus Compliments FREELAND GARDENS f o Quality Nursery Stock PARK CLEANERS Landscaping 41 12 Main Street Phone 899-6060 Lawrence Park 5210 East Lake Road Erie, Pa. Compliments of MARY'S DAIRY 4108 Main Street Lawrence Park Erie 3, Pennsylvania BAR 128 Y Delicious Meals, Luncheons, Dairy Products TV - RADIO - PHONE - GOLF Telephones: 899-3164 or 899-4229 TUB and SHOWER - RADIANT HEAT SALESMEN WELCOME SOUDAN'S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT 3704-3706 East Lake Road Erie, Pa. - Route 5 BATCHELOR HARDWARE 4012 Main Street Lawrence Park Phone 899-3541 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 from SOHl.'S I.G.A. 4120 Main Street Lawrence Park 'Complete Line of Sporting Goods SPORT CENTER POTRATZ FLORAL SHOP 121 west 9th street 1418 Buffalo Road Erie, Pa. Erie Pennsylvania Represented By Telephone Telephone 4541549 Richard Defazio 528-5288 129 THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDY CLUB of the Church of St. Mark The Evangelist Compliments the Graduating Class and Wishes Them Success LAWRENCE PARK ATHLETIC CLUB CATRABONE'S MOBILE SERVICE East Luke Road and Water Street Lawrence Park 899-9051 Bill Cutrabone THE LAWRENCE PARK METHODIST CHURCH Rankine Avenue and Niagara Place The Rev. Delmar R. Probst, B.D., Minister Parsonage: 833 Rankine Ave. Phone: 899-6888 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 Seeking to provide all that is needful for religious growth and development: Worship Study Prayer Witness Every good wish to the Class of I966 CAMPER'S HILL E. R. HOFFMAN OPTICAL CO. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST I28 West 9th Street Erie, Pennsylvania Richard G. Hoffman Phone Opfician 452-4227 TWO-YEAR COLLEGE COURSES Exclusive Business Training with Educational Background. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Majoring in: Accounting, Sales, and Advertising, or Automation Accounting followed by I B M Machine Course EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL MEDICAL SECRETARIAL Includes Hospital Internship Free Placement Service Call for Appointment 452- 38 I4 ERIE BUSINESS CENTER 220 WEST NINTH STREET, ERIE, PA. E. 11 'S' 1, W Ft Things go better with coke. ERIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 2325 Broad Street Erie, Pennsylvania FOUR FINE STORES Downtown-West Erie Plaza Lilaeriy Plaza and Meudville L. Complimenfs of P. A. C. SLOW PITCH TWINBROOK NURSING 8. CONVALESCENT HOME 3805 Field Street Lawrence Park 'You always have a frlencl af Twlnlarook THE J David Bellis Denny York David Proper Bill Scavona Albert Beuie Michael Gashgarian Gilbert Seus Jim Greider Pai Minnaugh Jim Young Kenneth York Dick Weismiller Bob Ball Terry Barnett David Luniewicz Tom Bloomquisi Dennis Perry Dan Chervenka Jim Johnson ACKET CLUB Bill Sfippich Bob Hall Russ Carlson David Drabic Hassan Ron Murosky Dick Bonnige Ted Bowers Mick Manafo Ray Bennett Greg Walfers Tim Schafer Jerry Zimmer Coaches Mr. Poly Mr. Manafo f 132 BENJAMIN ELECTRIC Appliance TV Sales and Service Electrical Contracting 3207 Buffalo Road Wesleyvi I Ie CHARLES NORRIS BARBER S 39I5 Main Sfreef Lawrence Park Pennsylvania HOP Compliments of THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE Lawrence Park A P, .Q i 1 ',..r 1155. ,' I' . grim, I s ' ' O 1 5 .Z-:-.iy'f.f ....2... W - ' .ln ' ! l . 'Vi-Q ' i'f- M N , 1P 3-ln,..?7': : ' ' ' ,lgllllullll 2 T Ii I Q0 Q Q 5 5 I., -A 9 S A V I 79 -i' an nul Z., I f. M ' . , I 'P' 3 I 'n 'S 'Z v Jing S I, 'Q ' JXP.. ,- i , , . , I . , ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE. The new home office, with its Iwo covered driveways ' ' b Il and large parking area to The rear, emphasizes the fact that the Erie is a ove a in SERVICE. H. O. Hirt, Manager. 133 DONALD A. SMITH FUNERAL HOME Corner of Nagle and Iroquois Lawrence Park Congraiulafions PARK 5 81 10 Phone 899-2781 4021-23 Main Street Lawrence Park, Erie, Pa. 10095 Pure Beef Hamburgers eMcD0NAlD'S Crisp Golden French Fries Old-Fashioned Shakes 3 Convenient Locations Where Quality Starts Fresh Every Day 134 Congratulations to the Class of '66 BEAUTIE PETITE SALON HTHE HOL'-Y SHOP Ladies, igl Children's 4014 Main Street Wearing Apparel Lawrence Park 4212 Main Street Elsie Jane Gordon Lavggzlfggigark ll West Main Street North East 725-3604 DIAMONDS - The Finest Obtainable The Lawrence Park Jeweler SHOP: 613 Nobel Ave. - Erie 7, Penna. -- 899-3841 RESIDENCE: 733 Tyndall Ave. - Erie 7, Penna. Y- 899-2687 Hours: Evenings 7 to 10 -- Saturday 1 to 5 8L 7 to 10 Special Appointments 135