Lawrence Park High School - Lawrentian Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1950 volume:

f f f r 4 f 1 X , y X . K, 1 f I' NFARTHE LAKE Near the lake where drooped the willow, Long time ago! Where the rock throw back the billov, Brighter than snowy Rock and tree and flowing water, Long time ago! George Pope Morris K-T WIFI!! By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams William Cullen Bryant Thaggtogsis So live, that when thy summons comes to join The innumerable caravan, which moves To that mysterious realm, where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls of death, Thou go not, like the quarry slave at night, Scourged to his dungeon, but, sustained and soothed 7. re ee Plfk H9 ll XVI' YEARBOOK STAFF CO'0Pd1h3tOP -Harold Hadlock Co Editors in Ch1ef Bob Finley and Shlrley Sheehan Literary Editors Business Managers J Thayer J Hornaday L Geigle R Aydelott Art Editors Photo Editors Lay-Out Commlttee Gest, Chr T Burick, Chr M Wendel, Chr Rhodes J Russell S Oleski Veit J Willett M Kuhlman R Renshaw .J , 4' O I De O i O D C 0 U I He I C D. . . . ' . Under-Class Editors M, ' , . Chr. W. . C. . J. . J. M. E. C. . G. , B. D. C. J. M. W- E. e B. S. R. C. C . CC I. P. W. . Do O De . . H. I Re O . Tygists Advertising Qgrs McKenz1e, Chr D Hatton, Pier K Sickles Boyce R Krause Pochey Olszewski Senior Class Editors Bloom G Dorman Sanner M Swecker J Coates H Cable Activities Editors D. Jones, Chr. R. Johnson R. Minier J. HcC1aran E. Salchli C. Hazen Circulatlon Mgrs Bemis, Chr Young Knight Mason Saylor Yates W1llett Anderson Garrity H. Poulson Burch, Chr Samsel Frame Johnson Haynes Craig Advisers Mrs McDann1els Mrs. Skala Miss Hartley Blose Benton Brooks Cameron Foberson H. EDWARD POLY, B S WBe not simply good, but good for somethlng U JAMES FINNESSY L1ve as though lif were .J game, and l1fe w1ll be so FUBERT SHEFVOOD, B S , M A UManhood, not scholarshl DV SKALA,BS,MED P Nl NThe secret of success 15 belnp content 1n your sur round1ngs JUNE RANDALL, SECRETARY Marriage 18 made in heaven ...J CHARLES LADSO, B S HA man lS a worker, lf he 18 not that, he 1S nothlng HOWARD SCHILKLN, A B UL1fe 18 llke mUS1C, lt must be composed by ear, feelln 4' 1. ' ' .J . 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' '-.- IK 'WK x X RUSSLLL MAY, B S , M ED H 1ke the bee, we should make our lndustry our amusement AAROLD HADLOLF, B S , nIt's a reat country, but you can't l1VE 1n lt for nothlng W ,ot RUSSELL YOST, M S WPerseverance 18 falllng nineteen times and succeed lng the twentieth JEAN FORSYTH, B S , UDo not squander tlme, for that 18 the stuff life 15 made of ' DOROTHY BOLLLAN, B A HMusic 15 nature's h1gh water mark GRACE SMITH, B S UTo choose tlme 18 to save time H Ssxigkmxvdf' SUZANNE MCDANIELS, B S -:V HPeople do not lack strength, they lack w111 H H K RHODES, B S , SUP PRIN LLARENCE BROPHNI, B A HA great man is what he ls, HI know the d1sc1pl1ne of because he 18 what he 1S War NG- DONAYD 1 A B Q' BETTIE NUBEP, SECREEA Y Hkrogress 1S the aCt1V1ty Hle wonder how L D H of todav and the assurance could get along PlthO t you of tomorrow H RUTH C YNAPAN, B S 1n L S A B HRead the best books flrst, or you may not have chance to read them at a LUCILLr SOVA, A B have knowledge, let others 'Tk 'If you JEAN HARTLEY, B S , CONM ED nFr1endship is the hlghest de ree of oerfectlon 1n soclety 'IIB' 4? JLSQIE LYNN SIALA, A B ,M A nln ldleness, there 1S perpetual despair U CHPELIA BELL, A B NTrue art of memory is e art of attention H SUZANNE HOOK, B S , COMM ED WA laugh 18 worth one hundred RUTH 7IM.ErMAN, R N , Each person can lnterpret anoth er's experlence by h1s own VENA SKELLIE, R N , HThose who bring sunshlne to the llves of others cannot keep lt from themselves U OLIVE ELLIOT, A B Nlou can only make others better by being good your self ELIZABETH FINNESSY, B HGoodness lS the only lnvestment that never f811S , . 5 ' ' .n . 'fl A L 3 LL, . . f - 1 'J ' Q- o :So ,, . f hw' 5 H - A f ,. v A 1 A ' . Hi A c 0 0 0 - ', a V A A 1-1 I , ' 5 A J L , . V rf A o o 0 0 'a , Y' V 1 ,A X , . L . J . wif mf'Q J E' f?,fa, light thelr candles at 1t.H A groans in any market.H Qzgynf' ,,ffgfQ,f3 , , ,,,,, 7 .f . ' , ' g g A ,A'i?' it H o 0 0 o 9 A 5 ' ' y .. .s. ' ' .u ,4 ' V ' .n .' ' 1 1 I .1 q H v Q -- 0 0 0 Q J G I 'xy I 0 0 H N ' . ' ' .n 3 lfvf' v gd A I I . Lfu - , , ' 33 1.11 ' . 0 0 ' H Grotjahan C R Kilburn W F Schryver SCHOOL BOARD We of the class of 1950 would l1ke at th1s time to g1V8 credlt where credlt 13 due believe th1s should go to our School Board who have always been there to lend us a helping hand, for lt has been through thelr help that our school has been among the most modernly equipped schools 1n the county H A Hartley P N Dean N S wh1t8 Motto: when 1S the nrchltect of H15 Own Fortu Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: Yellow Rose Class Class Class Class Officers Class Speakers Valediccorian. Salutatorian.. Orations..... WALTER BEMI3--GENERAL 'The greater the man the greater the courtesy.' AMBITION--X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST WL U AYDELOTT ACADFVIC SCIENTIFIC ' e is well paid that is well satisfied AMBITICN AUTHOR OF CHILDR2N'S BOOKQ CONbTANCE BLOOM ACADEMIC COMMVLCIAL 'Nice things come in small packages ' AMBITION BEAUTICIAN fN 'i-fr, GX DALE BENTON GENERAL 'I never like being hit without triking back ' AMBITION DAIRY FARM R ,ff WILLIAM J. BROOKS--GENERAL 'Cauliflower is nothing more than cabbage with a college educat1on.' AMEITION--LANDSCAPE GARDENER .jo iv' ,uv , wfl ,r. rwf H' ROBERT L ANDFYSON GENERAL 'I was gratified to be able to answer romptly, and I did I said I d1dn't know AMBITION AUTO MECHANIC JAVVS LEE BLODE GENERAL 'Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth ' AMBITION PHYDICAL EDUCATION TEACHER CAROL ARLBNE BOYCE ACADEMIC SCIENTIIIC 'I'll find a may or make it AMBITION A SUCCESS Lujjyy ,,,. L f . ' ' 4-v W Q x L W r L2ijL Q iq? 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I .,, , ..- HOWARJ CABhL QCIZITILIC 'Kindness in women not thelr b autous looks shall win my love ANBITION MACHINIQT THOMAS E BURICK SCIENTIFIC 4 That man's the best cosmopolite who loves his native country AMBIPION PHOTOCRAPH'R IN ADVEPTIuING CC le Yx LOVQF' JOHN L ccm s GENERAL RONALD CAMERON GENFRAL 'The whole wide world 1 of pra1se.H AMBITION TRUCK DRIVER s in one full peal 'What nevero Hardly ever' AMBITION DTAT LROOPFR ROB RT HOMAS FINLEY ACADVMIC SCIRNTIFIC hope I shall have leisure to make good AMBITION HI H SCHOOL TEACH R D 5 4 ,PP mx CARLFTTA MARIE BURCH ACADEMIC COMMVRCIAL There was a star danced and under that I was born AVBITION VLENENTARY TEACHER PRISCILLA JOAN CRAIG ACADVMCI COM TRCIAL 'It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should ' AMBITION TO B SUCCEQ FUL ,W ALDIN XM 'He too serves a certain purpose stands and cheers ' only AMBITION MEDICAL DECRETARY if 1 x . ,wus .5 I I Q nh, E L T U A -L A Q 5 NI n .W . - is I A' .f f g' L Y A - I - T s 1 05 1 0 yr A 1' r AL f ' Elgin .1 Q ex Lexi- - A X-W' , V 0 ' N14 . N X- Y . 7 I , vi-T-'V U X.: Nb NX? Wx , D- m I 1 -- A - 4 A w I H W 'Y' vs . -qw - , I V 'Y' Q . xx ' . xe + ' E 'X ' , -- -- 5 .v XPA, ,r ' x M X X F 4' X F , . - , . 'J ' , 'I uw- ' . li -1 . -- , ' i' T LEONA GEIGLE GENERAL 'Laugh and the world laughs with you AMBITION STAGE WORK KCCNEDYY xl RICHARD V GARRITY GENERAL ' auvh yourself into stitches AMBITION FOREbTER HAROLD W HADLOCK ACADEMIC JCIENTIFIC DONALD W. GEST GENERAL 'Put thyself into the trick of singularlty.' AMBITION DISPLAY ARTIaT I love my fellow creatures, I do all the good I can yet everybody Says I'm such a disagreeable man and I can't think why' AMBITION DOCTOR Wh X A3542 BARBARA ' world A world A world JOYCE FRAME ACADEMIC of care without, of strife shut out of love shut in AMBITION TYPIQT CHRISTIANE HAZEN ACADEMIC COMMERCIAL 'Come and trip it as you go, on the light fantastic toe ANBITION AERONAUTICAL SECRFTMRY v,cf4 IQ 0, ff COM ERCIAL DANIEL ARTHUR HATTON SCIENTIFIC 'There is no fire without smoke AMBITION PSYCHIATRIST -O xy 'T 4 1 -L f x. SHIRLEY HAYNES ACADEMIC COMMERCIAL 'Take me out to the ball game.' AMBITION PRIVATE SECRETARY -- C' I V -- - In r V' ' rv -- , . X -fvlw . AJ ff ' W1 ' fy! 'W ,A . I 1-17 VA in J, 'l , ' 1, ZZ 'A I ,JJ 7 lift I I- , I I N A 4 11 ,L,. , .' ' X., -' 'I!f I KNLVIA 4. . ,ff , hy' 1 fx' yy r , f'1' 'V ' 'H A R lit 3 ' -: f I ' . K, , !, J! X 4 4 f - J ,J , I L , .W A ., D an .W . N . .W ' , I 5 N ! ' 3 I -f'4.fQ,d '7I6f :J A'-ag' -- ' r f I , t - I wx I I , I., f' I I f ' was ' 1 .f 1 V r Jf Q r , M I I I D FARL lE JOYCE JOHNSON COMIERCIAL WOne tough of nature makes the whode worl kin ' AMBITION GRADE SCHOOL TEACHER X K 'Hob nob is his word, give it or take it ' AMBITION ENGINEER DORIb JEAN JONES ACAD MIC COM'mRCIAL 'To this is she that was the world's delight ' AMBITION EVANGELISTIC PIANIST RUSSELL B. JOHNSON GENERAL Tis neither here nor there.' AMBITION -OWN BUSINESS ESTABLISHM NT I MARY JOAN KUHLMAN G.NEPAL I agree with no man's opinion I have some of my own ' AMBITION PHYSICAL E ATION T SHIRLEY ANN H UER ACADEDIC bCIENTIFIC He that is thy friend indeed, He will help thee in thy need ' AMBITION SOCIAL VORKER GEORGE A KNIGHT, JR SCIENTIFIC Tis strange what a man may do and a woman yet think him an angel AMBITION BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL COACH L Wiz 285 RICHARD KRAUQE ACADEMIC SCIENTIFIC 'A little foolery that wise men have makes a great show.' AMBITION CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT A EI A 'F '1' A ' H T ds , ,- v N I L rp -- BEER l. ,sag !7Af! X' . . ffl 'A ,C , X '. 1. - A A ' gy!! A I A ' X, f In Avg I I ' ' .. ' VI nv 1 ' ' yi I My 'I A 1' T ' N51 ,Lymw gf . , -I jljj, B JAMES HORNADAY--ACADEMIC-SCIENTIFIC A U V, -w A ' J I -'-- 14 - .I - .-- ' H u I . . W frf'iff' I I Ifstviyv . t Hfa. - - .Vi kfrkw T ' 'LI . 0' XX I f,r':w7j,,' 'XL Ev ' 1' 4 ,' - C A A fglk I 4 , l gk , CL ' V 3 X ff X MARGARET McKENZIE--ACADEMIC-COLMERCIAL 'I believe that in the end the truth will conquer.' AMBITION--PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER JOSEPH HUGH McCLARAN GENERAL 'Love is an art and the greatest of arts AMBITIOW PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER DT VEN OLEQKI SCIENTIFIC A lover without Ln iscretion is no lover ,Lv AwIT1o sy4 MJ! I at all W of MJ WJ fvfff-fm RICHARD CAMNARN MINIER GENERAL Jr 'Many loves of many a mood and many a kind fill the life of man ' AMBITION OFFICER IN COAST GUARD VW ' ' Y .t A- y WZyw W C D mor. JEAN POCHEY--convzacml. nik ,Q W - N1 V fu A 'There's the humor of it.' 4 xw ' We N I ,v AMBITION--SECRETARY i ,i ,- L 1 'W' JCL JAMES MADON QCIENTIFIC 'How his quaint wit made home truth seem more true ' AMBITION AVIATDR ELEANORE J OLSZEVSKI ACADEMIC COMM RCIAL 'Do you not know I am a womano When I think, I must speak ' AMBITION PRIVATE SECRETARY JmAnhn L PIER CO1fERCIAL 'To do a great rlght, do A llttle wrong W AMBITION AERONAUIICAL SLCR TARY as . . T , , , I .A,t f .AI', N . ' , , XX wx, N I f I Q0 'A I, ' A VI 1 T' AR ' 1' A f A ' 'ian V I I' A A A - All in O - , X , .-- .,, M -- 'I jf A o E Cl -- X ' ' ' Pt I ' 7 ,ff ,, ' , ,A fA'!f,,f Ay - dw ' A A if gf f ,f,, j,5wj 'ww iigfgfw , ,f , ' Y ,Lf '? V 1 I ' jf v 3 I 1 , ' It A , . if HT! .fl Y I , A I ' A , C 'sf X i . V Ai Nr 1.1 .' 6 ' ,K Jfe ,F 1 , ' ' A ' I ',l L K ' 'I X-' Nffy 'f ' NA, I . , - A HELEN IRENE RHODES ACADEMIC SCIENTIFIC 'Much learning doth make thee mad ' AMBITION TO G0 ABROAD DORIS MAE SANT'R- SCIENTIFIC COMMERCIAL 'I've never any pity for conceited people, because I think they carry their comfort about with them ' AMBITION SECRETARY ROB RT RENSHAW SCIEBTIFIC 'Though she be but little, she is fierce AMBITION MACHINIQT JOHN H RUSSELL GENERAL ' nd though hard be the task, keep stlff upper lip ' AM ITION AUTOMOTIVE FIELD '6- WILLIAN RJBERSON SCIEMTIFIC Wwhat I cdnrot see I w1ll ne'er b6116V6 n 1 AMBITION T APFDR HOMLR PCULSON GENERAL 'Let the world Sllp me shall ne'er be ! younger ' A EITION A UC QS EVA PLOW NCL SALCHLI COMIERCIAL ' o have known love how bltter thlng lt I 1 ANBITIUN SLCR TAHY ,ffffff M A MARY LOU SAMSEL COMMERCIAL 'Your heart's desires be with you AMBITION PROFESSIONAL SINGER I X -- H H W ti- S CE' O ef I W9 .. ,Nw , A 1 I f ff ! , A A 6 X L - f ,. y My X if ' ' W Q ' fl '- D WX X if ' U 't J' SHIRLEY ANN SHEEHAN--ACADEMIC-SCI3:1NTD'IC f A ' A , I 1 . A 'Oh the saddest of sights in a world of ' f sin is a little lost pup with it's tail tucked in AMBITION FUNERAL OFFICE ORK JANET SHEARER COMMERCIAL A good folly is worth what you pay for BVRNARD M SAYLOR S IFN IFIC it n 'Musicians are born not made 7 Oexfg AMg1T10N COMMERCIAL ARTIST AIVBITION PROFWSSIONAL VUSICIAN MARY L 'v E!fDE.L- -ACAD ZMIC -SC IZNT IF IC 'Here is s dear and true industrious friend ANBITIOI P.-,YC CLC I.: F Qias, If .fszlkv MARIAN J SWECKER ACADEMIC CUMIJFRCIAL JEAN'E E THAYFR ACAJ MIC COMMERCIAL it on AMBITION MUSIC TEACHER AMBITION NURSE KEN! ETH SICKU-'S G IERA1. 'setter thr hours too late th 1 .1 1nut too soon AIHBIII Iv C RT FIFU PUBLIC U 1 'Have you had a kindness shovm'P Pass Fri nds are born not made ' W 21 GN! JL WL jfiff XM X RIC RIQIV IT A AA, 'It is by presence of emergencies that the man is shown in untried ve metal of a AMBITION COHYFRCIAL ARTIJT I P ' 41 N . 1 ' r . ,, Y . ' ' it '.:-- 3 'T --., . .. 1 4. . Q , , I K ! ' il X I x ff 0 ' , ' I L, . -- C Us 3'- ag ' - -- -- .. ji - 127?,fA Q ,. ,yggnf M X I ' d Q F A 6 VQ,x 52414 wx LL C ,f K .- fu fx I NANCV JEAN WOOLRICH ACAUEHIC QPIENTIFIC 'There's language 1n her eye, her cheek, - .-- . T --. . J . fffxpfn her 1ip. M! AMBITION--STATISTICIAN Mfff JACK VILLETT--GFNFHAL 'He's a very devi1.' ANBITION--TRUCK WRIVFR 'K J ,lj fjfgm JEAN NARIL YOULG ACAD VIC COAJERCIAL 'Folks never understand the folks they hate AMBITION A SUCCESS nwho wlll pralse me after I'm de do ANBI1IuN MDJEHTISINP MOHK NA IOLAL HOLOH JOCIECY th women the heart ar u S, not the mind +'3ITIOh aU EJQPUL AKRI GE 'IT ' - ' a 'rv .Y , R 5' 3 , Q , W xr, 1 Ns. 5 .. DOROTHY C. WILLETT--ACADEMIC-COMMERCIAL IRZN5 MAE YATE5--ACADEMIC-COMMERCIAL J , . 5 2 , We, the class of 1950, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. We, therefore, bequeath: Robert Anderson's height to Dick Anderson. Ruth Aydelott's driving ability to Nancy Bichler. Dale Benton's muscles to John Wilson. Connie Bloom's western singing to Mr. Gill. Eukie Blose's curly hair to Bob Kline. Carol Boyce's sophistication to Marilyn Schubert. Bill Brook's attitude toward P. O. D. to Bugs Cohick Carletta Burch's twirling to Marvis Smith Tom Bur1ck's good looks to Harry Ball Howard Cable's blushing to Blaine Minhinnick Ronald Cameron's goats to Harry Altman Jack Coates's love for the Harbor to Jim Wachter Pr1sc1lla's quietness to Betty Thompson uerrie Dorman's cute sayings to Marlene Wells Bob F1nley's patrolmanship to Norman Rushton Barbara Frame's petiteness to Sally French Dick Garr1ty's love for the Carnival to Red Conley Leona Geigle's hair to Sally Kristiansen Don Gest's artistic ability to Joyce Dorman Dan Hatton to the library Shirley Hayne's love for baseball to Virginia Bailey Harold Hadlock's debating ability to John Cleary Chris Hazen's cuteness to Patty Hatton Jim Hornaday's accordian playing to Wona Shaffer Shirley Heuer's industriousness to Faellerard Marlene Johnson's dancing to V1 Stefano Russ Johnson's love for the women to Joe Yates Doris Jone's piano playing to Julie Rippens Skip Knight's shortness to Bob Dobson Dick Krause's pipe to Larry Grav Mary Kuhlman's job at Murphy's to the sophomore girls. Joe McClaran's athletic ability to the Ryan twins. Marg McKenzie's stylish clothes to Bobbie Brindle. Dick Minier's drumming skill to Judy Berdine. Steve Oleski's wise cracks to Herbie Heuer. Ellie Olszewski's typing speed to Joan Grygier. Jeanne Pier's love for shorthand to Ruth Bair Carol Pochey's foul shots to next year's team Homer Poul on's car to 'Our Gang W Bob Renshaw's love for red heads to Dick Nantes Helen Rhodes's cheerleading jumping to Janet Kilburn Bill Roberson's gas station to Bob Hughes Jack Russell's physics marks to Allison MacLeod Eva Salchl1's dimples to Lucille Ester Mary Lou Samsel's voice to Sandy Royall Doris Sanner's job at Mary's Dairy Bar to Jean Steimer Bernie Saylor's love for Mr Gill to Howard Beanland Janet Shearer's art ability to Sylvia Syroka Shirley Sheehan's bus tickets to Chuck Kenny Sickles's bookkeeping ability to Omar Brock Marion Swecker's Sunday School Class to Ann Kuhlman Jeanre Thayer's cutting up in gym class to all Jr girls Mary Wendel's television parties to Gig Greenlee Dorothy Willett's skating to Eddy Boyles Jack Wi1lett's truck driving to Bob Williams Nancy Woolrich's musical ability to her brother Irene Yates shyness to Carolyn Mosher, Jean Young's many loves to the Freshman girls Dick Veit to Ann Woolstrum A xN,u Nl, Signed, sealed, and attested, this thirty first day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty 3 'rue Class of 1950 An.. +W'W ' . 0 . . . . 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But to him the oeoole must pay -w g x'N Xxxxjx lftg ,xx B yi X, alter B An engineer now at the GE works X Q' a f, a B n mb e OTD Alumna now 15 she Hele R A California a Q' YfQ FJ a k W w e see Jack waving odbve Shlrley H misslonary she 1s,to far off places 'ax From the cab of his red Senl Jack R As long a he can drive his car ure to go near and far J eanneY3LJ The forCS of newspaper column can be felt d His frien are S 10 M Still xg YS ln the Coast Guard wlth gold braid on the 1 S eeve Shirley S The winsome wife of a business man NNNS:LLiEEF5 R -QXXX lchard K At cooklng rare dishes, DlCk' s no dub Marion S Supervisor of Nurses at Vlncent Christlane H She work S for C apltol A1rl1neS, and transcribes the live long day C0!'1Hl8 B It' h s air she'S cuttlng and washing and Tommy B Ph Styllng Otogfaphy, photography, is his cry Donald G Gene Kell y ls done, a new Star h as taken h1S place Bob R H15 football stories he now tells on the ace P George K Hels now at Law Marlene J A dance instructor at Arthur Murra Ng W ren p ce ark and has replaced My Poly Janet S D rawiug lS Stlll her chlef delight as everyone knows . - b d d e S --Bernie was a sailor, untll he Jolned the an Shels still the best dresse , ew star Bernl . Margaret M.-- driving daredevi1S have a n x, t .The Women Bill R.--Imports' Exports' and gfnotgsisoliieurilitzsis Ellie 0- . - ht clever In 8 geography classroo Robert A --A machinist lad Who 5 mlg Y Jeanne P.- Taking down Phrases on criminal cases Carol P. -She is a housewife, cute as can be V At drawing, Dick is now an old hand' Eva S.--She is known for her solo singing Dick - v Q, V .1 Nancv W.--Nancv is a debater of world wide fame Q, I -- . . .Q . , X-,K 0 - ., o . 1 X xxtxx -, ox - .5,sj S X-Q51 S lgrxksxe -- er . . .- 1 A ,- xf.-ox . if I.: - ff. X -ee5Q ... ,...... - ' Hom 5 X J xx X 1 40 ' fi XX 5' xx 'Q' ST' XZ-xi x , , ss S - - A I. o X Q A 1. .rs gm x .-' A ' - X ,' X 1 X '. X ' i Q-X,-mv .... ' - X 'N' ixg A A - 1 -1:-so ' s- 5 ., go . X1 XX. XX N K .Nix X :I-N. se- -A, r - -- - x is N' -is ' N . . ff' ei: N? if Q X. ' 1 ' A Ed ' -- ' t n is now on her fac f 1.. X ,Siu A I . XM -V : 1 xl g SN ,-- X : X S Xx Zt- k ,SA x- I x - . 0- I 0 s A . ' ' - . 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Port land's ha J I S .J Him 15 a no remains the d ck lla Barbara F And here 15 Babs down at the 0 S01 PT1 tl f C Show1ng the SYIZLPS to her ht e 53VChO10S1 Dan H Dan' S now Rn+h A BJ thls t1ne she's toured the world We X 4 B B1 1 B Russell J sun tnmarrlw d playin' the lot Bob F The game of t8nHlS made h1m the sensat1on i t Gerald1ne I Carol B Youngest Dean of Vvomen 1n the state ! ': XQSXXKQ W' 'xx Mary K 5118 13 a gym teacher, so fa1r and tall Jean Y XX QxX x XX X X N wx XXx st-NX. Ronald C n owner Qhxxw X of trrcks 1S now h1s lot X Marv Lou S Nell Jorothy H A Irene Y Stlll together X 5 cases known WOTk1Ug model lS now thls ad her Xia manager A I2 . . 0 . 0- ,-I I .11 ' . f' ' ' -t X . . ' ' X kk X X 0 . - K AN A X YA fx X A 1 N . o'- I X , Q V! 4 ' lf, Q t A rfzgfg ', -, . f'e 'ls 'i W Be M git X ' , ' ' ,X J X-it 3 , A - - I g BW ' T I 5 ,-3 N ,, 0 - XX Xtpi5 'wsg x lxlis -'k. ,.-- - 11. im , as 1 XX . s .X 1.--In , 1. Wi. 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A 6 'JJ i CQ X rw ,306 ' ' ' ' 1 you - I ' O kfafgb - ' P . r , N X omsovfv 05 62 , MM , Lg, Q2 .Q ' K, c ' y IE X 2- Cf , ,V to , 1 ' I 1 J QM 0 ca KE l Xi1 2i5i?'I lg - A A- RUQEREUN Sl N cz LAIR SERVIEE 5 tNCn.AxR 2222 EAST LAM ROA ' N OUR SJUQVICE f A LUBW ATION I5 Tm- EEST 3fIAT'0N 24 HCDLW VWQQKMQ N5 Lf 16 SZVVICQ 82022 ' 'D OIL ll PUD XC e mm REGULAR KER'0'5ENh A nas-CREAM Um f ' HO - X ' - Job H Willson The Lawrence Park Jeweler All Work Guaranteed A Complete Lme of Watches and Jewelry Erxe Penne Telephone 8 3841 0 . 613 Nobel AVCHUC, Lawrence Park The Finest Diamonds Obtainable ri 'L diff an, Lou Ellen Beatty The girl w1th a wonderful volce Harry Ball Has h1s own opinions in History class Jim Altman -One of the 'Big Three' in Student Council Merry Bobonic The class early bird Virginia Ba1ley Which is it, Academy or Wesleyville Dick Anderson Who is the last one out of the shower room after games? Harry Altman-Our future hlstorian Nancy Bichler A darn peppy cheerleader Ruth Bair An ace shorthand student Judy Berdine Sure likes her UNeceW in Wesleyville. g-5 rf --ul . Er 1 QC1? ax C7 ,., I7 Joanne Bigley Boys and I get along fine Omaf Brock -Who says you need Dr1ver's hdq Howard Beanland An old salty seaman fr m way back Bertha Savage I hear you and Bob have good t1mes Pat Hatton -Who's your 'Centern of interest Andy Hillhouse -Our fut ure Sammy Snead Eddy Boyles A first rate Juggler Thelma Phillips A good dresser John Bretz -Our love ex pert Alvin Corzelius Not so fast with that car. 'Y 1' ,ll fl Albert Kikstadt -OK, nasty drop that gun Sally O'Neil UYou h1t the nail W Larry Gray A slick character Blaine Minhinnick What do you use your sunlamp for? Bob Kline -Our steer jockey Tharon Fox Sure do like a Red-head Frank Samson Check that w1ll ya' Tom Royall 43et stuck in the mud Tom' Bob Williams Mr Poly's pet peeve Janet Eddinger -How was your trip to Canada? 'W' 5 4? 1 Gordon Petri Seen at Astec w1th Mary G Ronald Spadafore-Girl craz just a wee bittllgl-, X17 wwf ' ,Jr I, feaixt L Betty Th pson Another nHarboru fiend JLfCf John Cleary -Who else could get two meals for 97f9 Bob Conley Let's not be Fox y Bob Smith -How do you like Florida9 Marlene Wells I want money, not men Eugene Hunter Ah, he's so cute Kinley Bowers The fellow behind the projector Herbert Heuer- Practically an Eagle Scout fi vig 01 V? Donald Spears -He and h1s boxing profession Vlrginla Greenlee She and Sally, inseparable Vlola Stefano -Has fun watching TV Bonn1e Zlmmerman She should have th1s job Bob Yount An agricul turlst Nelson Ryan Confusing, M8FV1S Smlth Runs to home room when Dlck 13 on patrol Larry Tanner Where have you been keeplng yourself? James Wachter Why the sudden 1Ht6FBSt in East? John Wilson -Mr Gill's little helper lb V37 8' IFN. 'P' fQ Russell Mosher How are you and your free hand graphs COm1UE9 John Webb No more games in Physics class Mary Pochey Blusnes a beautwful red Fae Gerard Her Mallflel 13 from Wesleyv1lle Fred Ryan Who 13 your secret admlrero Sall French Isn't that Marllyn Shubert A m11110n a1re for me Joseph Yates The NFrenc are my favorltes Lucille Ester -Qulet, but pleasant Charles Cohlck Usually seen on Newton Avenue '23 R A , ' 1 L- at . . V S A . k E. ,, 5, .- fi, .Ala if f ' h ' . I ni A ' ' 'A l 4 A ia N U li 5 N l C 'N - 7 ' A X 'Z Us K IJ' at e ,'fHLk Y 41. K ain't it? l 4: feral A Joe's class ring? 'M' - 5-'YT 1 t Ag , , --A - I . --5 . . - 2 . f . rv 6 X . ' - '1:3fr . 'f' X! ?' JY, n5,, -W e , ' ' 1' ' ww G' ,V R , O A Q . -Q 2 x ':v ' . 9 V --Q v . 1 I A I .qv , If Qll E -fin ff 'Var Bru e Trude seo fetch the cows, Bruce Sally Kristianson Boy are you going to get lt? Robert Higby Silence is golden George Goodman Taken an interest in Biology Bob Dobson Always seen in Mary's Dalry Bar Donna Whlpple -The girl w1th two hobbies, Bruce and sewing Ralph Terrill Where does he get his curly hairo Morris Knapp--Goes steady with Bllly Roberta Brlndle Love is wonderful, but 1t's sad '-or f Joanne Grygler A typlng speed demon Mona Shaffer A girl hot rod drlver Floyd Stewart Likes patrol better than hlstory Evelyn Flnley Is quite 1nterested 1n Wesleyvllle, could it be Ron? Susan Coates Hasn't missed a J V basketball game yet Janet Nelsh Why does she love Span1sh??9 Roland Kikstadt -Often seen headlng up Station Road to V1Slt James Ferguson The guy with a million girls Don Hlgby--Gets a k1ck out of playing football 3 +- 5 F- Cl X-U' Nancy Drake The Renegade 0 5 Jack bheehan ns called shorty ' Jack tulbertson Farmer Don Mart1n II Carol Roberson A good twerler Dorothy O'Connor Has a strange llklng lor horses Qonald Splegel Margorle' better half Bill Haynes Goes steadv wlth Morrls Shlrley Walls All she can sal ls, Oh' Dlck Carollne Glbks Re lly Does for those Wesleyvllle vuys Raymond Mattson -QUlt6 a basketball player kf7' K 'rf' Q' Y' Clan P Jordan -She'll tnlrl her vay to success Carolyn kosher Why ooes she always go past the bandroomq Plchard owartz -Seems to enjoy Latln Bettv Jo huss Just what would she do wlthout Jlmo Ann Woolstrum Always U8kl1g moves ln class meetlng U3Vld Frlck A great lover at heart Cllfford Everts Just loves the glT1S Margorle Hess Alwavs knows where to flnd Ronny Jeanette Hensraw who lS she lnterested 1n9 uoes anvone know9 Howard Hlgby Run, run, run, all he can d lS run' uf' Q' Q E7 .nf Q? V -uf ,an ag Shizlef Q'oom--Fomework wanta do homework ! I Joyce Dorman-Her heart wll leaxe Nlth tre senlors Donalc Craft l1k6S to slt 1U the lockers' Rlchard Nantes otlll llkes re halr Susan mddlnper Per nlckname 1 HBSTHlS H Patr c a Pler Taaes qulte an lnterest 1n Tech tould lt D9 Bobo Frank Compton Tall, dark and Norman Rushton Always oreamlng Jean Bryson looks forward to her clarlnet lessons Lucy Mutch who lS lt Lucvo 5 15 Dlck Hadlock- Good J V basketball player Jean hyers- APPCndeCt0my Vlctlm Patrlcla Mason Always ff? N- changlng her rn1nd ,W YI? ton Bendlg -Our muscle bound glaolatoz ri Delbert shaffer -Our patrol boy UQ' Ann Kuhlman Mr Brown's errunu glrl Norma Mu ser Very lnte ested 1U shorthino Blll Elcher -Often seen around Wanua's Cafe Al1SOH Macleod GO1Hg to be a very successiu ballet dancer Julle Hippens Ts Oh' so qulet ln Geometry -af I Judy Embler Can't tell the difference between the twins Sandra Royall Seems to have taken an active 1nterest in boxing Joan Mennecke Interested in the llth grade Ann W11S0n The second Doris Jones Hillegas I dream of eannie with the llght Jb own ha1r Joyce Metcalf L1kes a certain somebody from Dave Stanton Where does he get those plctures for his locker? David Strenio Manager of the Strenio A C Leonard Stalgren Left handed 5 FW' f 7 .ff f Fl' Shlrley Yates Is ac oualnted wlth the nurses from St Vincents HOSP1t31 Lois Brooks The shy girl in the 10th vrade Marilyn Wilson Has suddenly taken an interest 1n marri ages could it be guppleso Gloria Perry Flashy Seniorita north of the border Patty George who 18 thls certaln Ronnyo Anna Robison Usually seen walting for the mallman Joseph Samson Short but handsome Jack Logan Readinv all the time Bill Vorscheck Tall, dark, and W0h, No'n agp T 'P-V 5 ,, Q.: I ' 3 . ' . ' y . K I ' ,Z . , ' ' A ' I . I Q illlillql, . :hi Nl . ' Q . J' ' -- . ,A .5 -- ' . .5 ,J , A - , Tff ,, , 'S 9, 0,2 .I -- A 0 .AY A3,7i 4 - t is ffl' 07 c VN ' I' W ,C . . -- . . I ' . ' I ' n .U ig A' I iff' 0 -- . Q N . I, -- Academy. 3 - fl Q , ' ' ' . fi E1' , , ' - ' ' , 8,5 5 . I, f . , Xx I t rr K Aa, ' f ,. , fh:5iW' 'ni f 5 Q nhig 5 , ' -- - gf' gtg ' x 45 ' A M I . 'f Ll Qi Xfifl far' U ,ws MY ill Jacqueline Lewls Better late than never' Patrlcia Nev1n WC'mon kids let's do S0m8th1Ug N Patty Spence Can be found at the Penn on Fr1day nights Don Whlople 43ive me a klss for good luck CaS1miP Palowski Always late for studv hall Velma Smlth Our contrlbu tion to the twlrlers Ann Berry 'If you knew Susie like we know Susie Thomas Brindle Is a C1v1cs Braln Edward Dalglish His one ambition is sports Sara Mae Sanford A ballet dancer QUA. es? H If PIU! Af-1 5 wllllam Thomas To him every day 13 Saturday Barbara Orchard -Our popular Y Teens president Margorle Rutledge Has an everlasting' crush on a flute player John Goodflelsh I want an UAH in Alge ra Donald Johnson Elghth grade lover Carol Thompson The girl with the smiling eyes Veronica Bross -Good things come 1n small packages Thomas Gray Demetters businessman Carl Veit Vreshman daredevil Marianne Savage What's so 1nterest1ng at the Skatlng Rink? 'Q T7 like ' ff? f In X? ,ii . L ,., I A gf.:-5 1 ' . h, , i W ,J -A ' 3 4' ' ' . -- ' 5' I Q fl . ,. J . , - t f . ' v'Afvf1'!! .' - ' r ' A 'xx . A I Q , 5 I ' . - '- . 'ro v Q ' 'JI Q5 f V ' ' 1 ,D . if ' , X aug ' K M J ' 1, 'V J fn b . 4 t, ff ' ? D . f- A IV . ff A9 . K' 5 . . ' 3 , ,,, . ,, xy 4 , Jn. 5:52 W. 2 ' . ii' 3 1 ll 'A ' N . w ' W , 'iT'J 4 96 A n . . A ,, 1, T .V Wi- I xi ff ' W gf ' I ,fm ' - ..- A A . -- ine - -- J.-,U . . , .., I X2 .K I , 4 Y L' Q. vip 1 ' 'g ' ' '.. Qf 1 ba, ff' If fri' E' T7 ? P 1 I Raymond Eicher--Never combs his hair. Margaret Butterbaugh--An active member of Spanish Club Jean Steimer Loves the class of N52 N Lucy Kephart A Gene Autry an Patricia Spadafore A walking dictionary Shirley Jones I'm just wild about Harry' P3tP1C18 Payha Inseparable with Sanner Rowena Peck Is very seldom seen Thomas Eddinger Sometimes called the Elf W Arlene Burick And her magic V101iD 4-5 Xl NI ..7,. A .- I I' -v 'Y M1 43. I D t 1 IFJ .. Joan Brechbiel--Always seen smiling. Elaine Mattson--Is very friendly. Charles Curtls Not Charles Atlas Guy Free Faithful Boy Scout Aline Comptom Such musical talent 18 rare Bob Blanchfield And his magic flute Merwin Jones Laughinp all the time Jack Bryson I Bross' buddy Shelby Brundage New addition to the clarinet sectlon Gertrude Loomis A good frlend to everyone rv xg 3 4. f Q08 Joyce orter Makes the rettlest clothes P np LaVlG Anderson Saves every Penny Avedis Avedlslan Destlnltlor Honor holl' Eleanor Gardner -Oh, so qulet sandra Dobson -Class fllrt R1Ch8Td Conway -Gymnastlc chamo Hachard Mosher Excellent tumbler Patsv VcCW r n Whlstle b lt oi the nlnth grade Eleanor Bowers A 'Pbney of plrl Mary El en Sanner As 'Nhry S the day lS long T7 .sf :limi I' I N57 I I JOF1S Je n Wllllamson L1k6S to cheer for the J V basketb ll team ary Bal ey A future SC1CHt1St f Iohr nross Mrs Yost's frlend COHH18 Ge1gle What's Tech got that L P hasn't9 Janet kllburn T1k9S to cheer for the J V basketball team, also Richard Anderson Intramural FIU Ramon Gent1le Jr H gh' tall center Shlrley Leach Always worrylng about her homework plcharo Lee Am I lateo SF Kenneth George Gray's woker 1'1 .3 nfl C7 J. .115 Phillip Winfr y -Oh, that blond hair' George Poulson Smart health class Kathleen Nantes -Her mind is on a certain 9th grader Donna Woolstrum A very good dancer Donald Yadeski Played Jr High Basketball Vance Hannah -Gun smlth Dorothy Yadeski The in dustrlous girl of the 8th grade Ruth Rushton -what would we do without her' Harry Brechbiel Shoe shane bov Q7 'S T' T? fb Els1e Myers A 9th grade bookw rm Alan Forsha Took h1s weight in wrestling Margaret Grygier Always seen with Mary Carole Vorsheck What would Mary's do without hero Charles Craft 43olden Gloves Champion Howard Haskins Star Basket ball player of 203 Mary Guerin Plays the piano Autumn Speigel -Just loves sports Mark Richards -He got his n'5n1'.9I . tQf0' qw: .T SEV' Q 1 fC 'ff T f Mary McQua1d Seems to en joy homemaklng R1chard Ace 'Cactus J1m o L P James Steele -Cars1de's s1de kick Patricia Miller -Our 8ff1Cl6Dt class secretary Joan Goodman Enjoys watch 1ng her baby sister Sylvia Syroka Artlst of the 8th zrade Jack Kelly Is very well e Patricla Thomas Fllrt of 8th grade Marllyn Crews Still the singer of the 8th grade Charles Anderson -He l1kes h1s 'Honeyn sweet John Walls M C of o r class program Rozer Bollman A good boy in muslc class George Matosian A swell actor 1n our class program Alice Webb Such pretty halr Hazel Bair Beautlful eyes glrl from the skating rink Jack Yount Future Jack Dempsey Shlrley Sowers Stlll water runs deep Barbara Perry Such pretty clothes Richard Brucker Hook shot artlst ,7 Kfi' A M ' -- - A -- . . u I fi 1 ' 1? ' 'U vi Q A . fd! . -33 R ' . ' Ak? 3 v . . ,, ' ' W. f . . S ' , V I I Q 0 'A I . - O 4 pfm fo 'W wx 7 , I . rv S X 467 X 7 -fa e W ,V I W , s if 5 e f 5s M - N fn - .fr -- - 7' K V , Q ' U-1 Q ' . A A r w - C' gf' James Dunlap--Sweet with a A A -nn ,L ' . i 4' ,lk 1 . X iix I ii x , 12 ' It ,' 1., 'D .5 g rf fix , f a. A A , . y 1., - ,. R A' S ' . JL- -- . -- , 4. x dll i Qi, ' , ' 1' n . I u I fa. ' Q 4'.S 9 ' , - ' 'Q , -- X 'J ' X . K . ?' . ' 0 E L X 1' . 0 0 . V ' ,eh - 'X - ' ' 1 AG. Helen Greenlee Secretary P I M William Williams Am I late again? James Loomis Smart in history Donna Gigandet Pretty complexion Caroline Mitchell Always making clothes for her baby sister 191' Norman Garside Feet are still growing Francis Sensabaugh A good trapper Joan Logan -Short, sweet, Quiet , and petite P8tr1C18 Thompson Seems to be working very hard at her ballet James Luce -He used to be a boxer A - f l C? Q Donna Conley Likes to dance David Lee -Our effic1ent Vice Presldent Bruce Phlllips Brook's side k1Ck Jane Shaffer Worklng hard at the Youth Center Sarah Pochey -Qulte the basketball player Allen Brakeman Practlces basketball 1n hlSt0Py Bruce Krantz Very smart in math class Connie Settlemeyer Always eatlng candy Mary Higby Always seen with Peggy Allen Benton Model rail road owner 'fb M Q3- 7 , Jean Oleskl She can sew qu1te well Reed Renshaw A pleasant chap Jack Dalglish Pro basketball player of Jr H1gh Kltty Blchler V1ce Presldent of Y Teens Muriel Bowers Everyone seems to be sing1ng Mule Train Bert Roth -Oh, them curls Mary Luce Enjoys jitter bugglng Sylvia Stanton Who is Sylvia and where is she? Eddie Ve1t Baseball fan Jimmy Pier A l1ttle cut Rfb ? ff? gg- L --1' 'N ,-Q ,li KY George Hess Favorite hold, head scissors Walter Sargent Loves the woods Audrey Cleary A real animal lover Donald Gourley A second Harry James David Brooks Loves the pile driver in wrestling Patty Royall Boys are her weakness Carolyn Crum A future fashion designer Harland Terrill A n1ce boy to be with Donald Blair Is a normal boy I 4-'Ev 7 aff' QT we--v 35 Anne Eagles Not a crow but Anlnej eagle Joseph Logan The custodlan Edwin Musser Mascot of the senlor f1FlS Nancy Strand A nuce plrl Mar1lyn Mitchell Tlmld but sweet Donald Altman He's as crazy as his twln brothers W1l11am Kester A TV Hound Ellzabeth Mannela Has to be known to be appreciated Sh1rley Higby Sweet but mystlfylng Alfred Mosher Follows in his brothers' footsteps QT 253 any mix 153 A! Irene Butterbaush Llkes candy Davld Chllcott Arthur Godfrey the II Donald Ball Our hard worklng presldent Joan Llndquist Her versa tality 13 greatly admlred Kathleen ROb1nS0n Likes brlght sweaters ,sr Em 1 James pey Hey,E1nste1n WF, Edward Embler Could double for the A bomb Mary Ann Dlsbrow L1kes to go to the Youth Center Linda Nason -Our Prlma baller1na John Johnson The Swedlsh angel --4-J Robert Hughes A freckled friend Nancy Long Not long bu 1 ' short Marian Renshaw Mr May' trouble maker James Woolrich The out doorsman Kenneth Aurlti -Quarter of a pint Jacqueline Shwartz Seventh grade clothes horse Irene Pawloski -Often seen but seldom heard Michael Prendergrast Is always sneez1ng Karl Rohrer Always has h1s hair combed Bonnie Rhode The orches tra's meekest cello player nf' '7 CHI'- Patrlck O'Ne1l A good Irlsh man Alice O'Connor A very like able person Sylvla Sharpe A good twlrler Robert Bresee A trusty newsboy Robert Bard A good kid Janet D1Bello Quiet but s1ncere Carol Anderson Bigshot of the class Robert Snipas -Our accord 1an player John Buzzard Recess is hls favorite perlod Vary Helmberger Admires wrestler, Don Eagle pn fob gift I nalter Peck Loves scwool durlnp VaCat1OH Rose Cr,Q1er Sweet as her name D1ana Bryd Is our soy vlolet Carl Culmer -Our hones treasurer Wllliam Brucker Always neat Marjory Thompson A food baby sltter Beverly Blunt Vice President of our class N3Om1 Phllllps -A good frlend w1ll1am Myhoffer- Llkes to go hunting V7 5f'h 3' Us T nrfi' S-v gs Q- E5 ah- Carol Havue L1nda's better half Guy Ames The class clown Karen Nelson -N111 make a fine wife Suzzanne Zeleler She never comes to school on tlme Kay Kennedy Loves to talk Reese Cadwalder -He's an other Tuffy ' Carl Pekala Our class genius Arlene Kowle A rlnun artist Larry Curtis Cousin of Bugs Bunny if.. 7 Q36 J at Sig REFUGE He raced around and barked and growled At the strange thing upon the stair But when it moved closer, he suddenly became A frightened puppy Behind a chair Shirley Heuer IRPFSOLUTION m going to college after all this' Yy friend, do you know the warmth of a oaby's k1ss9D m really going to get an A l education CThey say reading books is good recreation J Psychology, physics, and higher mathematics Pardon, my friend, have you watched a ch1ld's anticsol A little child upon your knee, ill you find more pleasure in this, than a Master's degree? J College or marriage, which is to be your vocation Why come to think of it, they're both education! Leona Geigle POETRY We've been told to write a poem How to Q0 'tis past my knuwin' It should have rhythm, it shou d have rhyme, But what I need 13 a lot more time For hours I've sat wishing, For words with which to fell Of hunting or of fishing By ncw I've thought of everything, But the words ju t vill not come, All I've done 18 wishful thinkirg, Methinks that I am dumb' John Wilson LIFE'S PA E WHurry, everybody, let's go fas Don't you know that unless vou Go as fast as you can, You'll never be Masteron 'Master of whaton asked a beginn nwhy, of everything you do Go as fast as you can or u'll never be winner ' Wwinner of whaton asked the little boy Uwinn r of the world, of fame and glory Go as fast as you can or You'll never find joy.u A thoughtful person once inquired, nIf I go fast and win everything else- If I go as fast as I can -then what? Would I have accomplished what I desired? Jean Young sv -. s A v cl, c. -l U I VX Q . -- 0 , '! X . . . . X I if ,xi . . CS' .. ws, eggs? -s XENA, N cE3v7xXNf X iigafb In some far off shady dell. . C td ter. I' ' - I CA , . . . Iv ' - ' . ' ' '. ' er Yo ' .' q V . . A . EVENING OF LIFE As one grows old, he reviews his life Things remembered and things forgotten There are many things that he might change But it 13 much too late for regret H18 soul is tired and his heart is slow He's depressed but he has no fear For soon he shall be flying To his land of utter desire He can hear the angels singing The sky 15 bright and clear, Suddenly a break appears in the clouds Now the time is nearing For his farewell to life on earth, He feels very strangely happy Yet tonight is his last night of life Christiane Hazen SURPRISE Blue cradle, blue rattles, a dolly of blue For David, our baby, everything new, Blue pandas and chickens for over his head A bonnet of blue for a sweet baby head Well we've waited and waited for our baby boy, We filled a blue room with little blue toys, Yes, we waited and planned and then in a wink, We had our dear baby, and had to buy pink. Sally Kristiansen A WOMAN A depthless pool, vivid and green Highlighted by stars Portraying a silvery sheen, An elusive current, enclosed in its Flowing through the depths Soft and proud Harold Hadlock HQME It's no castle that I know The endless quiet and lasting peace, There's old friends, Mon, and June my The old rug on the floor's well worn This doesn't matter this is home shroud niece Larry Gray STRIKE OUT I feel sorry for an umpire Who umps the old ball game No matter what he does or says They torment him just the same Strike one! Strike two' Strike three This is his maddening chant And as a bottle zips past his ear The crowd starts to rave and rant And when the game draws to a close You'll hear him by and by Muttering feebly to himself Honestly, I try! Bernie Saylor You're out' , - ' : ' Through this break his soul shall pass. But no where else would 1 rather gos I , . . . . O ' I I SURFEITED Nhen your heels hit hard, And your head feels Queer A piece of silver is as a young girl's dream And thoughts foam up, 50 brltlht and Elowlng, Like a froth on a beer, Yet so easily tarnished When your legs are weak And your voice is strong Helen Irene Rhodes And you laugh and laugh At a darn fool song When you reach that stape, you're really sunk 'Cause the truth is Bud, you're good and drunk' No need to be afraid It's all right, John I CAN DREAM CAN'T I One day I found the place, Though 'twas pu el, in the mind, Nhere all the sandwiches live, Sandwiches of all kind I met this place b chance, Or maybe in a dream, Sandwiches were all I saw, It must have been a scheme Two very crisp tomato jobs, Were trying their best to dance . 9 I . u D ' 'T ' F W. , . ' - Q e . ' ' . 1 1 F, A ' L. 0 -' , Y .V Richard Krause It'S me, your wife, ' - - . - O . I ' IRC , 5 1 ' ' . il ' O 4 l u , O - O o Cry. when a soft white hand upholds I wonder where I'll po On top of a polished dresser, Or in a purse below No matter where I'll end up Proud I'll always be, For I'm just a tube of lipstick, No g1rl's ashamed of me Viola Stefano OUR LAND Sloping hills and rolling plains Fully laden with flowers, Rivers, lakes, and large terrains Make up this land of ours. No matter where you look, my friend You'll see a land of beauty. It seems as though Nature intends To carry out Her duty. Bob Finlev With no make up on Herbie Heuer ANGEL SNOW Silently, softly through the night Falls the snow on angels feet Forming now on shrubs and trees Lambs like wool of purest fleece Cruelly now the North wind blows Dismisslng snow from rest and peace Whirling on into the sky Far away from the soft earth's Margaret McKenzie REWARD The person who is quiet Is the one that profits by it. Gordon Petri They were on a picnic All equipped with ants I saw that day a game of golf, hgg salad versus hamburg Salad won, but then he lost To hammy's cousin cheeseburg I enjoyed the trip so very much, For the land lt smelled of rose Until I met another friend, Limburger 18 hard on the nose Joseph McClaran LIFE Carelessly woven with One loose thread, A raveling, pulled quickly, Str0r1P!1Y, And nothing is left. Jeanne Thayer L P versus GIRARD Today I'm feellng mighty good, I'll have to tell you why I journeyed to a basketball game Last night, our team to eye A neutral court was the battleground And many fans were there In fact they seemed to haunt the place For they were everywhere The game now 1165 on scorers sheets As known, past history But I remember even yet The thrill 1D8ld8 of me The opponents hands were dangerously hot And things were look1ng dark, 'till all at once among our boys Music is like a vine That twines around your moods Jntil it creeps into Where lt bursts into Don Gest Another new born Dressed in blue Another new born And he's through a crevice bloom baby bomb, Dick Anderson D d e e e ur WINTER DRAWETH NIGH you ever think as the wild geese fly That winter is coming by and by, leaves are falllng off the trees While laughlng at the autumn breeze harvest is done, the grasses d1e As the grey replaces a golden sk snow falls softly, then lt blows We bundle warmly 1n fur lined clothes efforts are in valn, even though we try To stop the w1nter that draweth high Eukie Blose VICTORY The ball was centered THE DREAMER There fanned a winnlng spark Nothlng stopped them, on they flew As dust before the w1nd They had lt cinched as I well knew When the coach relaxed and grinned Today I'm feeling mlghty good, I'll have to tell you why I saw a darned good basketball game Last n1ght, Our team was hlgh M RCY Homer Poulson Down by the pond, across the way She stood in s1lent splendor So sweet, petite that sunny day In loving ways so tender I wish 'twas me, she walted for But no it 18 not I The one she wears the ribbon or Lives somewhere ln the sk John Bretz WI w1sh I were dead,n my mother screamed And as we heard her we never dreamed Of the pain and suffering she had endured, Knowing that she could never be cured. And now as we watch her in her last sleep, We murmur softly, NHow pleasant, How sweet That ball was kicked educated toes sailed through the goal posts very straight if lt were gulded some strange fate Their team was blocking runnlng, Kicking, and charging, But we had beat them By a narrow margln Bob Kline Death comes as a cat creeping silently And without warning, sweeps us from this life Into a world of darkest night, Just as a cat pounces upon its unwarned victim. Jeanne Pier . g i r Th ' ' . . 0 5 . , 3 Th . Yi 0 'rh ' ' ' 3 ' ' O ' A . ' ------ There it goes. . . D- . BY . - ' It -- , so . . 0 I - -- , By . . f . . . - . ' --' Y- , gr H FIQH BAShBTB LL J V BASYETBALL Th1s team 13 organlzed so that the boys 1n the low Employlng many of the younger boys, the Junlor er grades may Sain Bxperlence to Play OH future Varsity Vars1ty Squad contlnued to show lmprovenent as the clubs Mr Flnnessy, a new comer to the coachlng staff, tutored these boys through out the year season progressed and promlse to develop into terrlflc var slty materlal The jHD1OP varslty th1s year was coached by Mr Brown who 18 a new addltlon to the faculty Brown d1d a wonder'ul Job of puttlng across the flner polnts of the game BASKETBALL we're Champs!! After 7 long years of Ualmostsn and nnot quitesu we finally did lt! Coach Poly was the instigator, but we couldn't have succeeded without the talent, skill, and hard work of our marvelous team. To accomplish the title of 'Champs' we won 10 league games. Some of these we Uwalked away withn but the others pave us a battle ard we came out victors by a slim margin. Even in the 3 league games we lost, we put up a good showing. Of the games outside the league we won 2 and lost 6. Our team is to be commended for its always prevalent good sportsmanship. Our school has always been known for 1t,and can still carry the label of good sportsmen. ' 9 X, .M ,,4 ' 1 d - , 'ff 'N Y 1 ' 1 4 J . . C ' A , , , 0 0 . ' . H ' 1 ' ' . A 0 . . . . . . Mr. . L , O 1999 SVA? my M mar , -- Q .. 5 bAPTAIh BOB COACH LD PRED NLLbON lf! 'SM ,Qf J' JIM DHUT05 LIRICH Sag? NAA X x NX XGQNNX X117 NXQQNM I U FOOTBALL 'I'he 19l+9 Football season started with 147 huskie men Thls team won A games, lost 3 and t1ed 1 Our proud of the fine sportsmanship shown by these Varsity lettermen were R Anderson, D Bendlg, H Cable, R Conley, H Hadlock, G Knight, HcClaran, R Minier, H Poulson, B Renshaw, and J Ferguson, D Benton. Junior Varsity lettermen were D Ball, Daglish, D Johnson, G Goodman, R Hadlock, school is fellows E Blose, Kline, J Roberson, Craft, E Hilligas, A H111houss, A K1kstadt, B Hinhinnick, D Nantes, R Spadafore, D Stanton, D Spears, B Vorsheck, C Veit sean .skimotxx TWIRLERS The Twirlers, under the direction of Betty basketball games this past season Several of these girls twirled at the East West football game MARCHING UNIT The Marching Unit is a new addition to our school These girls have performed between the halves at various varsity basketball games They are under the direction of Mrs Elliot and Mrs Finnessey VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Every athletic team 15 supported by the cheers and yells of the students, lead on by our spirited, untiring, and faith and lively girls with Miss Forsyth and Mrs Rook as their cap- able advisers The cheerleaders this year were H Rhodes, G Dorman, M Johnson, J Thayer, C Hazen , B Thompson, and N Bichler JR CHEERLEADERS This group of younger cheerleaders should be commended on their energy and constant attempt to create school spirit Besides looking very nchickn in their blue and white uniforms, they cheered at all of the home athletic games. The members of this cheerleading squad were: P. Spada- fore, D. Williamson, J. Welsh, J. Kilburn, and R. Brindle. Thompson, did a splendid job performing at our ful cheerleaders. The squad this year consisted of vivacious TRACK Although our nh9n track team d1d not w1n all of thelr meets they d1d have a falrly successful season Ne defeated Tech and East and came w1th 1n 5 polnts of defeatlng Academy M May ex pressed his oplnion that this team was the best all around outfit he has had 1n many years TENNIS La t year our tennis team d1d some wonder ful tennls playlns, WIDDIHF all but one match They were v1ctor1ous over Prep, which 13 really something to our credit The 1950 team hopes to part1cipate 1n the C1ty League The letter men are Capta1n, B Finley, R Cadwallader, R Hazen, J Cleary, and B Mlnhlnnick ' YM' N' ,iT'E'v 15 GOLF B Kellogg, A Hillhouse, T Burick, B Saylor, and K Snckles represented Lawrence Park 1n the Erle County Golf League mese boys were 1n second place last year and w1ll be 1n flrst place next year The boys to put us there are Hillhgusg, Saylor, Burlck and Slckles BOYS, INTRAMURALS The boys lntramurals thls year were very well set up Of great interest th1s year was the new attractlon of pro wrestllng Among the other sports partlclpated in were basketball, handball, volley ball, and football We would llke to commend Ronald Splevle for hls lnterest and work to make thls pro gram poss1ble TQUANT OFTI ER Although we knov that M C1118Sp16'S work as a truant offlcer is not al wavs apprecnated by our students, we belleve that he deserves a spot 1n our yearbook as one of the hard w0rk1np members of our Ad m1n1strat1on GIRLSJINTRANURALS Among our school act1v1ties 15 a rather small and unheralded group of glrls, who have done a f1ne Job in selectlng and orpan1z1ns different 1ntra mural plrls athletlc teams Each g1rl represented a homeroom 1n our school JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS prosram they presented at Christmas time We realize t1at a good foundatlon 13 necessary for entrance 1nto the Senior Chorus This chorus was under the very capable d1P6Ctl0h of Mrs Bollman 7 . . 0 , . A - ' . ' ' 2 - . 7 . ' ' . - . - . . I , . . . . - , . O y We commend these girls for the fine assembly N I . I' - A . v , , -' U I . T. Y. . x . . . . -gi Jil I hone 7 1208 Your l-Monte Spot ,ml,1m,U,1 G BALF OUR COMPANY Spaghettl Shoppe Known wherex 81 thele .ne Qchools and colleges Class Rmgs and Pms Commencement Invltatlons Dxplomas Personal Cards Club IHSIQIIIH. Medale and Trophles Represented by G H Super Market RANIOII AND KTPAKN WINI-N IIQII lb lfled PdClY'l9lll IIOD 4002 'Slam Street lib! lluffalo Rd I-ne lenna I wreme plrk Open on Snnclu Frm lenn, O CONNOR BROS HARDWARE General H lrdw lre Paints Sporting Goods Glas and VS heel Good-. RoBERT T TURINBULI HW Wm 14 Waldemere Way Lakewood New York 8 50 LO 9 00 exen, mght Phone 6 7388 1 l 1 1 - I 1 I ' ' 'a ' ' , . , ' ' r fm -sol . C K - v V , , -. . , .. . , . lllflili - . If - . Til' , , . ,. A D. . ,Y '. 1 ' ' 1, , 1. A 1 .. , ' -- . , . . Ai' . I Q 2' ' 1 . - , , 4. . Y . . - 1 l I V1 I R . R . C C il . ' A 7 - v Ab :Z .: ' 'Y ' ve ' I KN UH.LHh.bl1'iA The orchestra, under the directlor of Mr Schllken, has taken in many new members thls year They presented a conc xt n the sprzns wn1ch was enjoyed by all The members of the orchestra are V1ol1ns Jeanne Thayer, Ann Nllson, Marilyn Schubert, Nancy Woolrich, Mary Kuhlman, Helen Rhodes, Jean Bryson, Vlrflnla Greenlee, Doris Sanner, Audrey Cleary, Barbara Orchard,Arl1ne Burick, Susan Coates Violas Betty Jo Kuss, Susan Eddlnger Cellos Al1ne Compton, Alice Weob, Bonnle Rhode Basses Judy Embler, Shirley Bloom, Plano Dorls Jlmmy Woolrich, Patty Spadafore Saxaphones Dor1s J Wllllamson, Joyce Met calf Oboe Marilyn w11SOn Basson Honey Greenlee Trumpets Bruce Trude, Nelson Ryan, Fred Ryan Tromboneg Bernle Saylor, Gary Balley, Nancy Drake Horns Mike Prendergrast, and Leonard Stalsren NUTCRACKER SUITE Th1s mus1cal presentation, under the directlon of Mr Schilken, utilized many members of our student body This was the f1PSt attempt by our school to comblne mlxed volces of a chorus w1th ballet Jones. Flutes--Bob Blanchfield, Julie Rippens. Clarinets--Harold Hadlock, . ' 1 ' ' BAND The band, whlch 15 under the very capable d1rect1on of Mr Schilken, has partlclpated 1n many act1v1t1es whlch the pUO11C has engoyed The members of the band are Clarlnet Harold Hadlock Blalne 41nh1nn1ck, Jlnmy wOO1P1Ch, Patr1c1a Spadafore, Roberta Brlndle, Jean Bryson, Joyceann Met calf, Jane Shaffer, and Pr1sc1lla Cralg, Oboe Marllyn w1lS0n, Flute Bob Blanchfleld and Julle R1ppens,jku3L Leonard Stahlvren, M Prendervast, Saxaphone Dor1s Wllliamson, Joe McClaran, John Wilson, Ann Kuhlman, Judy Embler, and Shelby Brundage, Trumpet Bruce Trude, Fred Ryan, Nelson Gary Ba1ley, Drums D1ck M1n1er, Jeanne Thayer, Patty Hatton, and Judy Berdlne, Bass J1m Hornaday ymbals Mar1lyn Shubert, Bells Audrev Cleary DIQTHICT CHORUS Th18 year Lawrerce Para played host, 'or the f1PSt tlme to the Northwestern Dlstrlct Chorus Thls chorus-was under the able d1rec t1on of George Strlckllng of Cleveland After two days of practiclng, th1S dxrus presented a program for the P681d8UtS of Lawrence Park Ryan, William Eicher, Richard Hadlock, and Dave Andersong Trombone--Bernie Saylor, Nancy Drake,and C -- ' -- .. . . . . 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Under the direction of Mr Schilken the Senior Gir1s,Chorus actively participated in varloue musical programs throughout the school year The nNutcracker Suiten and the nMinstrel Shown being the most outstanding musicales produced SPECIAL GIRLS'CHORUS This group of about twenty two glrls 18 under the directlon of Howard J Schllken programs for people who cannot get out for themselves They were chosen by Mr Schllken from the Senior G1rls Chorus BOYS CHORUS Thls year o r boys took an unusual in terest in the1r voices and a fine group of participated 1n the Nutcracker Suite and the Minstrel Show This chorus was under the direction of Mr Schilken These girls go to various places to present Choristers 'fs the Outcome- These UOYS 'Nm HV' Q urea 85 aa 'w ' riffs-er-Rasa. in SENIOR CLASS PLAY One of the best Senior Class Plays ever to be presented in the Lawrence Park Auditorium was presented this year The ame of the play was June Mad The play was a very typical produc'ion with a most excellent cast consisting of Penny, Heler Rhodes, Chuck, Homer Poulson, Millie Lou, Jeanne Pier, Mrs Woods Gerrie Dorman, Dr Woods, Harold Hadlock, Mervyn: Robert Finley, Roger Van Fleck, Tom Burick, Effie, Leona Geigle, Elmer, Jim Hornaday, Mr Harris, Jack Willett, Julie, Eleanor Olszewski, Ralph Wentworth, Dick Minier, Shirley Wentworth, Nancy Woolrich. The play was directed by Mrs. Skala. The house was filled to capacity with standing room only. l ul' , Yr 7-. ,1 --514:51 Jeff'-at S U S, ' -' ' ' Q , 1 gh ' ' . 'k ,nil ' 2 XJ , nf n n n. ' N ,' Q I Q, . 1 1 Q 3, 'I V . . I : ' iQ Q A ' 'Q' J 1 ist' 9 'K A ' ' ' ' ' sc y- .Y -1, R- s ' ,ll a ' . U ' O . , e r'. ' 'Rl 1 -f ,law- fff fa, gziff. - - 2 a !l s ' J S 1 f al ,, Q w -1 p L' AJ - , b A ,f ' wi- Dwi, .Z 6 V . 1, ,. .f f ' , ,Z , ' ' ' 'I' f. , g ' 'fl' -1 QV' r ' ' sr- 1 , f 4 , 4' ' 0 W L-. , 5 5 J A 42' . X yr y- . . . - - F2 1235.5 Q35 fa 5 'O no I3 U Yr? 'S 11,3 'T A . JR--Sli PROM of-2 NSpring Promenade,u the gala Jr.-Sr. prom which was 'held out at South Shore Inn, May 20, l9L9, turned out to be a very successful affair. Credit for this goes to the combined efforts of H. Hadlock, Chr.5 C. Boyce, H. Poul- son, and H. Rhodes. Election of the king and oueen was held and Mary Lou Nantes and Roger Hazen were chosen. for xmJa 4 3 A, Q ngg S! 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' KY 1 P d I 1 .X H H STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councll lS to be commended for the f1ne work they have done thls past year The Student Councll meets every Wed nesday Sth perlod 1n the Teachers lounge The offlcers for the year l9b9 1950 were Presldent Tom Burlck, V1ce President Mary Lou Samsel, Treasurer J1m Altman, The faculty advlser was Mr D Glll DEBATE The Debate Soclety 15 to be congratulated for the1r f1ne debatlng thls year Th1s years dent of the U S should be elected by dlrect vote of the people The Debaters are under the capable guld ance of Mlss Carnahan and Mrs Skala The L P Debaters were Aff1rmat1ve Nancy NOOlP1Ch, P tP1C13 Spadafore, John Cle ry, Andrew Hill house, Jim Wachter, and Betty Thompson The Nevatlve boasted Harold Hadlock,Dan1el Hatton, J1m Hornaday, Harry Altman, and RobertaBrmrUe T . . . . . debate question was, resolved nThat the Presi- O O . a . . 3 - on . . USHERS PLUB ATTENDANCE MONITORS The glPlS 1n the Usher's Club very faithfully ser ved at the var1ous school functlons thls year Mrs Sova 15 thelr advlser cldently, the1r future goal lS new unlforms OFFICE MONITORS This group of capable girls has falthfully served the offlce durlng the past year Their duties are numerous and enjoyable Ne've heard them say that they loved every mlnute of lt If you are wonderlng why these glPlS rush from room to room ln the mornlngs and after moons, lt 15 just because they have to collect the absentee sllps The followlng are the g1PlS you w1ll see dOlng thls P Cralg, S Haynes, S Heuer, M Kuhlman, M McKenzie, H Rhodes, D Sanner, M Swecker, J Thayer D Jones, J Young, and I Yates , . I XJ U . . I if . . I U . . . . In- W , i . ' C . C. Bloom, C. Boyce, C. Burch, JA I 1 X 0 O 1 l , o o o , ' , ,A I . . xx M., I K,-he 0 3 0 O -S, P1-Mlm 0 o C 0 O HAsk and it shall be given unto you.N Ask for an experiment to be set up or checked, ask for a test tube to be washed. Just ask and these boys are ready and capable to do that very thing. Mr. Gill's assistants are: H. Hadlock, D. Hatton, J. Hornaday, T. Burick, J. Bretz, J. Cleary, A. Corzilius,andJ. Wachter. STAGE CREW When we see movies, class programs or a paid assembly little do we think of what goes on behind these programs. The stage crew has the job of moving scenery, pulling ropes, and throwing switches. Under the leadership of Mr. Gill, th? Safety Patrol stood through all of Mother Natures moods. Their record still stands, no hits, no runs, no errors. Captain, B. Finley, Lieutenants, J. Mason, N. Rushton.and G. Goodman, plus ll patrolmen. CUSTODIANS The custodians are called upon to do a wide variety of tasks. The cleanliness of our halls, classrooms, and restrooms may be attributed to these men. In addition to this they construct bulletin boards,book shelves and many other things that aid in makingf1FS the fine school that it is. WBNEK A very useful organ1zat1on of our school, the radlo club, has glven many of our students opportunltles to communlcate wlth amatuers of other countrles This COMMLRCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club conslsts of the memoers of the second year shorthand class The glrls have learned many ldeas and improved thelr sklll 1n the commercial field V8P1OUS speakers have v1s1ted the club from t1me to tlme representing dlfferent types of offlce work The girls enjoyed many pet-togethers dur1ng the year STUDENT LI BRARI ANS A great amount of servlce 18 rendered to our school by the Student Llbrarians Besldes helplng H158 Carnahan wlth the llbrary work these glrls have many good tlmes V P , S Coates, Sec , J Dorman, and Treas , S Royall LOS VECINOS BUENOS The Spanish, Los Vec1nos Buenos, 13 a very actlve club in our school Besides promotlng better lnternatlon al relatlons, they have enjoyed many soclal gatherlngs Thls club 18 under the capable d1P6Ct1OH of M133 Bell club is under the direction of Mr. Gill. together. The officers of the club are: Pres., L. Geigleg YOUTH CENTER Thls group of students had meet ings dur1ng the school year and plann ed many enjoyable evenlngs for the students of our school The Junior Youth Center had thelr gatherlngs at the adminlstratlon bulldlng Imlroquois Court, whlle the Senlor Youth Cen ganizations were a valuable agsgt to our school JUNIOR Y TEENS SENIOR Y TEENS This organlzat on, the Junior Y T ens, 18 a servlce club It consists of 7th, 8th, and 9th grade girls These girls are supervised by Mrs Finnessy and Mrs Rook All enjoyed many par ties throughout the school year The Senlor Y Teens is an organi ZatlOU in our school that offers mem bershlp to all glrls in the 10th, llth, and 12th grade It is dlrected by the able advisers, M188 Hartley and Mrs McDanniels This club's main objectlve 18 serving others, but nevertheless,the members enjoyed many social gatherings h - ' , ' ter . . ' , , ' met at Soudans Dairy Bar. Both or- . , - O ' 0 . - 0, I wit A ' 1 K ML! ,Q . x I , x Taylor s l-INF QLALITY nn DISTINCTIVE sums Fon 'max l'rench at Ninth Erie Compllmenns of tar Laundry HAFT S BARPIXX 915 hast Avenue Open Sundaw an Holxdax and Exenlngb Compllmcnt eorges Clgar Store CIG -XRETTES TOB -XCCO C-XNDH etc PI'0pIl6I.O1 Geolge C Owen 1011 Rankin Axenue The Cholce of Dlscummatm SSYIIOIS PRINTLRAFT Dxstmctlve GRADUATION PERSONAL CARDS an CONIMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Prmtcraft Card Company, Inc l42a East Elm Street Scranton 5 Pa Batchelor Hardware 4012 'Wann St lawrence Pk Phone 8 3141 Open l' xenmg: HOUSI-HOLD SPORTING GOODS AND -XPPIIANLPS PAINTS AND NARNISHFS M EHLER BOTTLINK W ORKS Erle Pennaylvama Hubbel Loans 22 East 9th Street Glound F1001 41th Yeal Our loan servlce 1s the olde-ct m the Clty locally owned and opexated 1 3 l I 3 1 l l 7 . ' , - ' I ' Y of f ' . A - , G v - s d J . . . Pa. l ts v , P ' . ' s ' l 3 V U . A U Established 1903 . ' g' ', A Av - 4 -5' d . . A .Y A AV ' ERIE WALL APERQPAINT C0 SPRED SATIN cl, The New Wonder Pamt Mm Tenth 8 Pdrilfle, , at risk i. C3 In McVAYS GARAGE 8x BODY SHOP comm ETE Al T0 no TRLUX Rhl'A1Rs XJIIIICIII Pennl INSPECTION Slltltlll l'hone 8 4269 100'-I Rmlune Axe Lawrence lark Pa argus PHO I'Ol It-XPIIIC SLPPLIFS -XXII FINISHING 2 Viet Ath St Erie l' ftblllpllllltfll Doug Demetter 'XII -XTX X It K PI 100 'Xlun Nl l'hone 82304 Red 8: White Ro Ntalk Fxnu VX The Penn Theatre Phone 8 3608 Cong: xtulatt the CH JIQI XII- 5XIN SFNIORS OP THE FRFYH XECITABLM dll CI -XSS Ol' 1900 PRONIFIJ POOIIQ olfe Byrd Tool and Mold Co bLlI DEI N OI TOOLS am XIOLIJS POR PI -XSTICS ni Nest 12th Frle P 3 Nlade to Nita ure Suns .and Top Coat fol 'Xlen md Vlomen -XII XX mted Shade 'md l lbllCS IH Umm tu and Impmted XX oolene 949 m0 to Q69 x0 Nut I tp o t ln 'itock O1 'Xlen 10 lc gn 'an N It 1 o sl Perry Square Clothes 401 State Nl 1 W l 1 I 1 1 , 551 , wwf 'f 1 ' . . A - gulf' f N V . I 11 1 I e I r2o f of ,H 3 Q1 ., IJ, . 7 lQll0ll'l'I . 'I. .' . NIJ iA , 7 ' Q C cwrizlris Also Conrplete-'llody and Fender llebullding - Painting: HUFFMVXN Vhxyllilclx REPAIR . 1 z. , ' . 1 , 5 ,A . A ' ' I' Qhg' - - 1 - ' - A ' '- - 9 ' S ' . ' , a. v Q' 1 's I' 7 I , , , . . 'z IS 1 M 1 .13 A ,. 4 L, 4. S L-L'Q :mi T, Cas' L . f. - - 3 1 Q - 1 I S341 I ,rr.0o - M .., 1 , . . .I I A L I M 1 P. 1- :xml HI: -ks , ,. V . . S7.97t -T L95 ' 2 I . 29f2 'J ' 1 ' , . Nlu er Qualltx I ix E 19 s Stxl Le u els TOUI fLl1flQ to 6?:.PLjb CL Appmathmg a S i fut m 651774 fentuxx CLOTHING 0 FURNISHINFS HATS 0 SHOES Alw Nhsses and Teen age SUITS COATS AND SKIRTS P A MEYER E99 SONS ERIE S POREWIOST Cl OTHII' RS 811 819 891State St PAPER CO Gruvers Barber Shop 3315 Buffalo Road Wesleyvnlle Pxlllx I I 'VC II SHORT CIRDERS AND MEALS KATE SMATH P 3702 MAIN STREET LAWQENCE PARK PA Phone 3 2940 Nlckel Plate Mills, Inc lfeed Seeds Builders Supplies L l w Ian Phone 3 llllh 1 .1 I - 1 I 1 L 1 i i I - I l . - 5 , 1 eel 1 ' . I ' M 4 3, I' H imenu ul .ats:'1r ' ' ' Pull 'X Smart College Styled Apparel for Hi Students A Jr . i I ' V '1 W x 4 J L , 7 - PD? C O ' ' ' jx ' . Wise-y'ille, 'I nu, l Jay 8: Dee Rexall Drug Store 3004 Buffalo Road Weeleyulle Pa COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Compllments Lantz Super Market 2629 Buffalo Rd Wesleyulle Pa Al Massey s Barber Shop D1 tmttlxe H111 Stslmpr 866 Rankin Axe Ph 8 4847 BFST WISHES CLASS OF 1950 fx om Shopplng Center 4120 Mann Street CONN ND NSTBUM NTS Dale W1Il1am's MUSIC Shop 1015 State Street Second Floor Erie Penna Pete Pulakos, Inc FINIF PASTRIES CAN DIES ICE CREAM llth Street and Liberty 'Vlam and Rankin Sts lawrence Park Grenz Garage Flmer Grenz Prop STUDEBAKER SALFS AND SERVICE Phone 8 2110 Wesleywlle Pa Congxatulatlons to the CRADUATING CLASS OF 1950 John C Aydelott Y of s : ru -S - . 1, A o U H N - - - - n 1 ' 1 1 E T A , RED 81 WHITE If Ladies and Gents R Greenlee's Y . 4 , ff I . I s Congratulations to the Class of 1950 J E HULL 5 nd lk STORE 8100 to 8500 nd p STORE Phone 8 2781 22 'WYJQWFEGKDS QIWEB f CARL G WRIGHT They reswen CONTRACTING WIRING LIGHTING FIXTURES H H FRICK 8: SONS ELECTRICAL SERVICE 1025 PRIESTLY AVE G LAWRENCE PARK ERIE PA Maher Era! Phones 82406 82011 48554 .908 1 e C Q . . I ll l I ' 22 1 ,:.: -Q 5 ' .1 1 xlg I, X . tw 4 1 A tsp! 'WK '15 E WRIGHT E C ' 0 I l I I N 0 Ea . 5 5 5 ' E , . leach S rect Eri , P . 1 GET A GOOD MUSICAL EDUCATION Congratulates the Class of 19:10 all Irom lleglnner to Iompetznt Krtlst tt th ERIE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC L tahln hed an llill Im West Sewenth Street Erle I 1 lho P PSP! ' 'NKIIXI IE IPS r e il 1 mul L 1 0111114 te 1 CONSERI XIORX COL RSI-S Xhshes them every success Footwear and Accessorles of Quallty 918 Peach Street Ene, Pa nowL1NGLANfs Mam Street, Lawrence Park Erne, Pennsylvanta For Your ENJ OYMEN T and RELAXATION To turlent tit 11111 to ttlte one ubnct onlx complete LOLII cs a1c glxcn It 111ode1ate fee bx 1 lnghlx QUZIIIIIECI facultx of flftecn lltl t 1n I'11no XOICQ Organ X1oI1n XIOIH Cello Double Bass l'Iute Oboe Clarlnet Saxophone Harp Trumpet Xlto liarltone Irombone Tuha l'1ano kccordlon hIdlld0IlIl Slldlllbh and Hananan I ultars Xylophone Btnjo slght S1n1.,1n1, Iheorx 'lluslcal knowledge Harmony Counterpolnt Lomposltlon Pugue Xnalw sls and Hlstorw of 'lluslc lertlhcates awarded on the satlsfactory completlon of each grade The Conserxators has seven Frand l'1anos GR XDU ATION COL RSLS To students desumg to do H1019 eomprehen ne uo1k fm pe1son 11 cultu1e Ol VSIIII 1 wen to taklnb un Nlusu ls a plOf9m5lOll Graduatlon Courses a1e offered Wlth P1ano x0lC0 Organ Ba 1d and Orchestral In struments iomposltlon Harmons and Theory as DIITICIDAI subjects CI XQSES IN H RVIONH UND CENERAI NILSIK AL KNONIEDG Conducted by Prlnclpal Peter Lebueur These cla ses meet once a week and each SCSSIOH lasts an hou1 Open to all muslc Students Slllp,9lS and IJIISQI uhethel pumls of the Conse1xato1x Ol not who vush to xounl OL tl1c11 mu lcal 4 IL1eat1on anal 1n mt fo1 t'1en1 elxes a sol1d f0UlllI3I1Oll 111 gomd n1us1t1.1nl11p -Xtten clancc at thls class fOl two S9315 ox 1ts equn alent 1n p11x ate lessons ls re1u11ed flOl'll each candldate for gx.-1duat1o11 Fee S100 a les on MIIICII mcludcs u e of text books and manual Cf.1t1f1cate awuded n in 1- ni--11 1- 1- ln- ' 1 I, ' 2 Q. I I f 1 1 ' 's ls ' . I 71' J .' ' .f , ' , '1 ., ' ne 1.-L L. I Rl. ' '1 ,, I'lz Il 1 I.'l'IiI'li d ll:u'h1-l1n- ol Music, 0xI'411'1l Univt sity: If llmx nt' the lttnnl Colleyt- ot tl1'u:11.:s1-. l.11111l. Li-1s':1tv of the Royal Ac'1ulu11y of Music, l.11n1Ion. Fellow of 1h.- A Y-'1-Hn tpnihl uf U1' '.111ists. U1'g:111ist :ntl CI1 'S 1' lin 1-1 itus ul' St. I':1l1I's I'11uis4'n1mI L':1tl1cd1 :1I. ' V 1 v r v ' w ' 1 1 1 Y. . I . , . .., k S 5 15' -' 2- 2 f 'It fy 1 - .b- ' '1 ,-' va 2 ' S ji 'Q 'A ' j ' 1- 'a . 1 ' U U V n S'-41 V t V I , 1 . ,- - 1 . v t Q - 1 I v . 4 , , 1 . , , . , I . . ,. ,. . , . , , ' V f V ' ' 1 U ' , . , 1 . . . a V . . . . . ..' 1 ' ' . .' ' ' .' .4 ' I ' . sq. . . . 1 - . O , J 1 . . . C ' ' 1 - v4 I vi v -' 1' u 4 1 4 1-I Y 1 1 . L U' V . ., c . . , ' . . . . ' ' Y ' - . 1 . I . , ' V I ' 1 . W 1' . v ' v 1 -' . 4 1 . ' . 1 , , , D . .. . , 1 . v , , Y Y v - s s v , . . .4 L e . . .1 . 1 .- 1 . 1 J . ., 1 . 4 . . , 1 S, ,. , ll. .Sy , . ' .. . , , v , I it ,H SZ. .L ' 's 'J ' I s 'lf ' ' ' fc s4.. - 1 4 .1 f- 1 v v 1 - ' I 'n ' v' Y ' 'N . . b , . if D ' ' Q -1 1 I l ' A xs y 1 ' I 1 A v Q 1 x '. , h ' I . S 1 'C ' ' . i l 1 I Y Comphments of FITWELL TAILDR SUITS MADE TO DRDER B F G0OdTlCh Store Snme 19154 Ilres Batteries Accessories agua: ug M 4550-lndlbtm g Q Q I-urmture JD E KUDLDCK Bao PARADE ERIE FA J Qu lllfd Atlas COnStYllCtl0n Company Building lontrflctors 'UH 76 Buffilo Rd Complunents of JOHN THE BARBER 874 IANKINE AVENUE L P long: xtulatlons to the Ulss of 19 :tb Frank s Restaurant 911 Iflemh St 1... .L- 1 1 1 1 I -5 l i , . . ,. ' ' A ' - 1 . . . 'xl '- I I - u - 1 . w Uno., guun-lun: fo mc , ... ,I u 0 . 1 , 1 . H119 . tate . tn-ct El '- P3- of 2 ' , Phwne 2-CL05 BT.l , . 1 , . . I -I ' K1 ' 1 1 1 ' L , . Q C 7 . . v . I. 7 , .U I . 1. 1. -L' z . . . Iirie, Pu. 1 1 - - 11 longratulatlons to e Class of 1950 from Lawrence Park f' N4 FHHHH CHHPER usfom urrwf ESTPBLI HED IN 191 LINGENFELTER SERVICE STATION ubrlcatlon Ceneml Repairs 4049 Mann Sheet Lavnence Park Pa 6 Pennsylvania Stale Palme 1 Congratulatxons to the Class of 1950 Dr C V McKelvey Dentist 016 State Street Phone 24-82 1 State Street Jewelers Assoclatlon Abbott Jewelers 1110 State St Conrad s Jewelers 1001 and 703 State St Darhng Jewelers 905 State St Hirsch Jewelers 1104 State St Mack Jewelers 921 State St Rolen s Jewelers 931 State St Seymour s Jewelers 708 State St 1 l - 1 g 3 1 - 1 ' 1 th .- f ' -' L ' ' - , . ' A 9 ' V S . S ' 5 Hill Mill 19 East 8th sf.,Erie, Pa. A , 1 C mpliments of C mpliments of . ' he ' 9 M3 1 l PARK PHARMACY 4003 Mam Stleet Lawl ence Palk E119, Pennsylvama The Rexall d1ug stole Wlth a smll Phone 8 4181 Best W :shes SPORT S Dhl' -XRTWII' 'NT Palace Hardware House 912 11.1 State Street Fxle Pa Congratulations Class of 50 NORTHW EST ELECTRIL CONSTRUCTION L0 3 3 Qtate Qt Mortan s Varxety Store 8th and Glenruadh Avenue -5 - P 1 w w 1 Q Q V . . . JL 1 1. A l 'l I I Y 4' , I . . 1 . ' C mpliments of Y , o cc ' ' H W' V ' ' 1 . . 9 . . s l . ..,. . I 1 I 1 1 l - 1 DAIRY IUFFALD QUAD AT HAIIIIBI ERIE, PENNA Phone 8.5157 Don t Take Less Than The Best You Get The Best When You Get MEADOW BROOK ICE CREAM an DAIRY PRODUCTS THI- DUCHFS9 SHOI The PENN THEATRE T e I Ll 'ih p on Time Square 3917 Bufhlo ' Congratulates the ll esley Ylllt! I Class of 1950 and wxshes them every success West 10th St l' rue Pa v4POTHECHRY Q51 WESTB ST ERIE PENNA For Qualltw and Good Price Go To Wesleyvxlle Super Market X ou wall al aw fund the selections sou like 211 Buffalo Road XXL luulle a - Q ll - I H I Comphments of w w w 1 , Jn, n... h' Ate. 0 ' S U ' l . R ., , . K. V V ' za. 1 , 105 , . I . , . I - J Y ' 5 C mplimenls f TS .Xu Q ' u 1 yy O A TN . - .. , . d . -rr . '., ,' P, , l Comphments of Forty s Cleaners Lawrence Park IS VS elcome to V15 t VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT AN D PROTECTION Our Plant l hone 8 2611 ENJOY STERLING MILK Convemence wlth the Sterling Square Bottle 3330 Peach Street Phone 99 691 'lhe lark s Own Cleaners Park Cleaners 'VI 1 Wlttman Pfeffer Since 1905 Qualnty Coal an Dependable Servlce Phone 23-289 1202 Sassafras St l 111 -1--5 -' '-I I 1 1-il ' -11- C pl' . f . 7 COMMUNITY SERVICE Q , y v - Co. d 4112 1 a'n St. 1 m 1 I l 1 l i I Compliments of Benton s Restaurant 2202 East Lake Road Guns Shooting Huntmg Supplies Phone 7 9260 1821 State Street Erle P Harrison Machlne Co Manufacturers of Lore Blowers Phone 8 3606 L A V E R S Florists Decorators Compllmtnls John F Nuss Iustzce of Peace 27 WEST 'nh STREET 'los PEACH STREET 3905 Mm' S ' Greenhouse Store - 1318 EAST 6th STREET Erie, Pennsylvania Phone 8 3763 Telepho Q Precision Lenses 23 25 and Mounhngs W M J M A G AY C O PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS 701 PEACH STREET ERIE PENNSYLVANIA 0 Ho 'kms A K 1 i i Designing and Building Machinery ' , a. ' n Q . 9 - I ' Of l . o o v By Appointment Commerclal Only Photography PORTRAFFPHOTOGRAPHY AIJSHUMAKER 4005 Mann Street Phone 8 2037 Lawrence Park DlpgPtg dElg b Lthg phd hlfto h y h 6 ADVA-NCE PRINTING 81' HTH-O COMPANY llI8 Il2O CHESTNUT ST ENE PA Teusmone zz 780 When you ha e learned to dn e SAFELY and SANELY nsu e vour car w th the EREHNSURANCE EXCHANGE Th' k ' - a t ' g t t were used. Av. .. A m' rm on o oqrnp Urs 'E Dt- LH- '- 1 O - . , BY . . . . g ComPl5!0 ' of MARY'S DAIRY BAR 4108 Mam Street Lawren ee Park General C mpliments of PLUBELL HARDWARE COMPANY Wesleyvxlle P Hardware Paints Oils Glass Hull s Dairy Mart Selltest Nlxlk 'md Ice Cream The Harbor Fme Foods Fountam Service Danclng I unches and Dinners Harb ICIQLIK Pa TANNER MANUFACTURING COMPANY lhone 8 S112 B H St 1 :ce Par ' , a. , , C l' . f 1' x' 1 - f I , I I A .i ' -' i'hzll'lL's F. RL'iL'h2.l't , . . w - -' . I .' 4 4 'ON' V' ' 2 1- Ure-et I .aw'e1 ' Ihone 8 1tch mfl IJIAYNODIT 811911111 t Geo V Thomas l lLIlLd1 W alchmaker and Jeweler W esleyw 11le Pa HESS BROTHERS ll Optlc 111111111 111111111 'P ' 1 L C1111 511 1eP11 SMITH S FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE CO 2911 Buffalo R11 VS eslexulle Pa Shop at SNIITH S 1nd Sue Phone 8 3411 The Quahty Speclllw Shop of Ene Pa E112 Halle Bros 6 Tunes Square Freeland Gardens N11 13 S1111 01111 ll md IC is L1lxe Road Q D 7 E L GORENFLO CUSTOM GUNSMITHS Guns Shootmg Huntmg SUPDUQS 1821 Stare street Erle Pa Phone 7 9260 ig ,l ' 1 1 1 1 1 , -:fins 1 9 1 TVA ' 1 V' .1 1 As ' P1'w1'1'1p1111 Vians . 1 11111111 . 1 l 1 ' , . IP . ' . . -' ,' ' 1 - 1 1 , 1 Tel- 1 1 LL-.15-12 1 1 w 9 w I v , , . b , , A n . L 4 1, 1 1.1.2 W 1s . . 'eel we time the Railroad-Why nm you? Er- . 1, 1121. Open Fri. and Sat. Till 9 P. M. , . Compliments of Visii our XL A A 1 Rowe. Bxzlof, L '1'JS 1 Per i R 1 T' es A E. II Q ' I , L . . 1 ' ' I I 1 - - I ,I Q , l 1 1 Comphmenu of Sandell s Beauty Shoppe Lawrence Park 1059 Newton Ave Phone 8 2222 COIPLIIENTS OF Mr and Mrs D R Kelly C0lIlp1IVI1VllfS fl FRII IN D Endicott - Johnson Factory Shoe Store We I arry a tomplete Ilne of Footwear at Lowest Irlces 1112 State Stl eet George VS Belly Manager Telephone F 5222 Erle C0lIIp1lIllFllfS James Thomas ru elm' 8 West Sth Street El I9 Pennsylwlnla SHOES-HOSIERY BAGS ofcourse TENTH and PEACH IN ERIE L Press 81: Co Es ervthmg for Work Dress Plas 0l'1f' State sr Gustafson Optical Dlspenslng Optlclan 108 VS est 9th Street Ere Pa Phone 24 210 1 of I . 4. . v D ' . - 3- . , Pa. of Company PO ' lil 1- 1 e . Y 1 S i 2, . idx.- 1 E 8: A Doubet Reliable Horne F urmshmgs Co , Inc Jewelers 1213 19 State St 10th and Holland Sts 1202 F 10thb Erie Pa Longratulatlons to Ihe fraduatlng Class of 1950 from LUCILLE L OWENS Decoratmg Studm 4004 EAST LAKE ROAD ERIE PENNSYLVANIA Phone 8 3381 Harry E Mueller The Key Man VM Make Duplltate Keys oi All Descrlptxons In a Mmute Washmg Machlnes Repalr All Makes Vacuum Cleaners Rebuilt P'1I'tS 18 East 9th .street Dlal 23 345 Congratulations to Class of 1950 EGTELLA CURRY 37 V5 st Blh St Candles Lamps Brass TFGYS DISTINCTIVE DINNERWARE Crystal P ttery COIPLIHENTS OF Chrlst Evargehcal Lutheran Church The Lhurch wzth a Me sage and a Welcome for All' - 2 1 - ' - 1 - . , . fy s . , . J ' 'xl 131 ..g, . . ,an U' uf . , u . O . ' I , . . t K 4. I 4 'Q . ll ,Y r ' . ' ' . ' ' s A i - ' , ' Q I 3 1 9 V Elin, PG. ' ' I w C ni I w . 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' ' , . , , l v x v . 1 1 1 1 xv ' 1 1 I 4 I J L c V , . . f A. A. , Q 'fx -s-rx ixx ? .f,-, A xx K L. NASON S READY T0 WEAR JQHN V SCHULTZ C0 Iplllt 1 Ltxk H1 Vi lvvwllf P IXXIUVIX PASI I'ICH'lH Walter Wagner cvxmu CONTR-XCTOP Wood s Extermmatmg Co NIOTHS INSEC TS AND RODENTS Il 8 1303 willk C1 u mu COl!lplIllIl'lIfS A FRIEND r 292' 2 H H NWI Hlnmn- i - Im- U5 . '- 3- H v I. Yf Y: 1 Compliments FAN FREE YOUR HOME OF of A 'N' ' ' ' ' ' of 0 ' 1 , 1 v Call for free os 'nmtc All ' il: 'z -ed I 1 u 4 -'N' Wesleyville Greenhouse Hugo Lohse Ka Son, Florists Flowers for All Occasions Phone 8 3901 PMN Buffalo Rd Vlesleulllt I Complimrnls of A FRIEND NICKLISH HAIR FASHLONS Erle I North Park Row Phone 6 0102 011 Cnty la Armstrong 8. Lolher s Phone 6 1227 Com blHl1f'llfS A FRIEND Compllment nf Williams Statlonery O tamden New York I as wisr 0 'Ni -XKI' THI- Y M C A YOUR DOWNTOWN HEADQUARTERS Curry Radlo and Televlsnon Service Phone 21 1382 914 East 6th Street 1.'S - . V 1, 'a. Of , 'a. ' ' , ' . 32 ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 I ' C0-, IHC- I ' Av B L O S S E Y TAILORS nn DRY CI EANERS 101 Fclt Axenue Elle Pennxxlxtnm Repanmg Complete Tufcedo Rentals Phone 4 0377 HEAOOLALTFRS FOR SCHOOE SLPPLILS DUGGAN RIDER CO 729 State Street Elle Pa STATIONERY ANID OFFICE SUPPLIES STATE STREET FOOD MARKET 1013 State Stxeet QL AI ITY FOODS ant CHOICE MEATS THE PARK DINER Open 24 hours 1 dave a week Our serxlte IS telrlble Our coffee 15 weak Our Ch11l1S not so hot If you can eat our Hamburgs xou can eat any thxng 1 if 1 l L. .I- 1 l l. I. ' ' 7 Y ' . 1 I .,,. , l -A' Alterations xk 0 'A' - - , . 0 A J L 1 .51 4 1 . I , J. . I angei ' U M Lem PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH FARMS INC Amr f-'OY1dlUlY1ll'lL Home Freezer Lll ll IOIIT Y Pdtbllep a Pre h Cut I-reshlw lulled 'Healy Broiler Frying and Stewlng Prwer l egs Roaster Breast I' k Bad' and WM U ' Speual P1169 F01 Partleb 6th and Vkawm N trade A Strictly Ifresh Country Fu, 1426 State Street lhone Z 679: hrle lenna Churgh 500131 Banquefb etc mwfmx .Zim N M' wf' 9 ' KEN JOHNSON Lau n Caretakmg Serx ICC Su m 'E ' LANDSCAPING TREE SERVICE E A D A T Call or VS rlte Glraxd Bok 30 Phone 8 3896 E11e - - T. Y, i ' . XY: sh ' 's ' 'S . ' ' '. A f - 1 ' . T,, , , , Y J R , I' I laz ' ' Q ' St: U - . 5 . D, g, .. 5 .. .. . ' s .' ' ' ,' s E ' ' 5 ' ur eys ' C o m p a n y . I n c . wings Ducks .' ' ' S ,Y fs . ' '- F ,' . 'f'S, ', '. Cumplinments of A .v- - ,Z ' D .3 , 1 K . ----' -' 2 ' 1 B R I T B ' ' ' Y S E S T 0 . , 1 , , - GENERAL ELECTRIC Appllances Sales and Servxce 18th at Hollani State at 14th ------1------I ,.I..---.. M Ronzitti Muslc Store Accordlon School 1710 leach Street Phone 6 5407 Sevin Art Store la West 7th Street Erle lenna PICTURE FRAMES ARTISTS MATERIALS Isaac Baker X. Son State Street at Sewenth where Quality Apparel for 'Vlen and Young Men has long been a tradltxon and the desire to serve an ancestral traxt Our College Corner lS a xendf. vous for the campus cxowd who are style consclous SFRVILE TO THI' coMw1UN1Ty STATF AND x ATION Lawrence Park Memorial Post epfg ' .5694 fcsgtb s ha 'nz' ,Q 'lllt Auxiliary Umt No 910 LAWRENCE PARK CHRISTIAN and MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH Sundas School 9 45 lll0lI1lI'lg Woxahlp 10 45 X oung People s 6 30 lwangehstlt SGIXILQ 4 5 Il edneedax Ex emng 7 30 P M Prax er and Pram. eerx 1ce fox Adultb Actlon Club for Young People Ana we Shall eek me and fmd me when ye ehall sealch fox me with all NOUI healt Jeremlah '79 13 l r . ' ' I . I , . d , ' 0 0 O I ' : A. M. l ' : A. M. ' ' : P. M. I. ' I I' ' ':4 P.M. l . I, L . 4, . .' 1 . 1. ' .4 . v . 'SAK V' - 1 -. 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