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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

,A .L- , I I Z a A I E i E If 'VSM BUGS' BFLUNCS 'Y0 fx Gamma zf Dr-FF We, wish at thls time to express our ', f r R the ed , of the 195i Laurentian, 6, x ff gratitude to the members of the,Board of' . Educatlon, to tge faculty, to our parents, to tne advertisers, and to all others who, in any way, have contributed to the success of this Yearbook. MF BWV! X Q ' 1,4 I Q? A ,Q '17- ' b- .f ' ..a,, - .1 V ' f'-K Q-y 1 U 51,-.1-+view? w.:- -Q3 , 613.3115-f+ ,.,, W. N gf ' - -2 D L ,Jn ,ap :fx fwfflf A ,- xx - ff E fm f T, , ., A -fm jd' I , lin. . M 1 fy ' -X - .1 7' W f - 'E' x 5' 3? , ,V h- G-f. Q VW O x.J EA!CE WG6' SC!-X0 415- .f fT-'-1 ffffii' 13.7 Co-grginator J Wachter I M. Schubert J. Cleary g4A'R'iQv W in-Chief EFF! W!-f Literary Editors J. Bretz--H. Altman F. Gerard--L. Beatty Art Editors Bus. Mrg. Typists QQ. Class EQ. Under-Class Editors Petri J. Webb J. Grygier S Kristiansen M. Shaffer-S. French MacLeod N. Bichler A Corzilius J. Bigley-V. Bailey Ball M. Pochey R Anderson L. Ester-L. Tanner Hatton R. Bair S O'Neil E. Hunter M. Wells B Yount B. Zimmennan Activ. Ed. Photo Editors Lal-Out-Chairmen Advertising Mgrs Cir. Mgrs. Ryan R. Mosher H. Beanland J. Altman Berdine Ryan B. Trude H. Heuer R. Kline Stefano Conley M. Smith A. Hillhouse J. Wilson Spadafore Fox C. Barlow M. Bobonic J. Yates Greenlee Pietzcker D. Spears T. Phillips Royall Bowers B. Smith Steffen Eddinger Facultx Advisers B. Savage Boyles Higby A. Kikstadt Bashioum Mrs. S. McDannielS F. Samson Minhinnick Mrs. J. L. Skala L. Gray Mrs. J. Paysour Mr. J. Finnessy W. F. Schryver M. Grotjohan C. R. Kilburn The class of 1951 would 11ke to Pxpress thelr aporeclatlon for the modern, acc1ed1ted 1USt1tUt10H for whlch our School Board mav be ? 5 5' f 2. Q xi l 1 .. , Q fa glven credlt I A: 211' H. A. Hartley N. S. White P, N. Dean X Na HADLOCK MRMA-f P U I INA MR.Ruooes X hifi 1... I lt! 15,6-amz 4511- -7 K Q X .lbw tx cy I MR mas Mn Scum-D - W' ,J , g 65 n 5 A 6 C . 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Rook jg k is 4 +A j. Alf .N , -M i5 1 L, , N-Q' f f X .1 A f,., ,H 7- , , IQ L f ooumna N, R X Mas. V -. , QQ 'Q x SOVA li QR . I Ill 'Il sg.. Z. 4 Congratulations to the 1 Class of 1951 I from - 13 E. 8: A. Doubet iii' gkqxq W. Jewelers ' Lawrence Park 10th and Holland Sts. 1202 E. 10thl Hill Mill Endicott - Johnson Factory Shoe Store We Carry a Complete Line o at Lowest Prices f Footwear 1112 State Street George W. Berry, Manager 2 Wesleyville Greenhouse Hugo Lohse Kr Son, Florists Flowers for All Occasions Phone 8- 3901 806 Buffalo Rd. Wesleyville, Pa. Telephone 6-5222 Erie, Pa. Batchelor Hardware 4012 Main St. Lawrence Pk. Phone 8-3541 Open Evenings HOUSEHOLD, SPORTING GOODS AND APPLIANCES PAINTS AND VARNISHES L. Press 8: Co. Everything for Work - Dress - Play 1206-16 State St. Compliments For Quality and Good Price Go To gf Wesleyville Super Market You will always find the selections you like Walter Wagner 3341 Buffalo Road GENERAL CONTRACTOR Wesleyville, Pa. STERLING ENTERPRISES Coin Operated Amusement Games and Music 4-9158 - PHONES - 4-6971 808 WEST 18th STREET ERIE PENNSYLVANIA Th b Ex was Lithographed - no halftones, etchings or any other cuts were used. 6 -ADVANCE PPXINTING 75 81' IITI-IO COMPANY 4, '- I D.-inlqn I.iIImqmpI1ers III8 Il20 CI-I-ESTNUT ST. EN-E PA Tsmemons ZZ'780 For profit, fun, or a social activity, have a party at the 12th Street Skating Rink State Street Food Market 1013 State Street Home Owned and Home Operated Do YOUR Bowling at Commodore Bowling Alleys 12th St. Market Bldg Di Michaels' Spaghetti and Pizza Shop 956 East 6th Street Pizza Packed to Go and Dining Room Service - Two Locations - 956 East 6th - Phone 6-9433 710 West 18th - Phone 26-5137 - -i-1?--' MA . ff 4 jg- Sax t ' S F NS F 4 ,ff A X551 0 0 Adio AK 111111110 'ffll11L?Mlm1ffm A. P7 , ..i5f'jH: 71515 .. 1. 1 lllfllbwpmfl. ff f ,Al E :.. F ' 'i l fi I N. Richard Anderson-USamH Academic-Scientific--Technical Engineer WThe gods help them that help them- selves.n Virginia Ann Bailey--UGinnyW General--To be married WPatience is the best remedy for every trouble,N Harry Parker Altman-NSchmaltzn Academic-Scientific--To travel abroad HPractical politics consists in ignoring facts.H James H. Altman--HJimH Scientific--To stay out of the Army HMost powerful is he who has himself in his own power.n Ruth Ann Bair--HRuthieU Commercial--Private Secretary nGood health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings.n Harry Ball--NFuzzn General-Navy UDifficulties are things that show what men are.H Carol Barlow--UBarH General-Nurse nIt matters not how long you live, but how well.N Robert William Bashioum--WBobn General-A Diesel Mechanic WTime as he grows old teaches many 1essons.n Judith M. Berdine--nJudyH Academic-Commercial--Journalist UOutside show is a poor substitute for inner worth.n Nancy Jane Bichler--NNantnieU Commercial-Commercial Teacher HThe best of healers is good cheer.n 'is ,i , A i I' Howard Beanland-UBi1lN Scientific--World Traveler MAny one can hold the helm whe sea is calm.N Lou Ellen Beatty--HLouieH Academic-Com ercial-Archaeolo nNever promise more than you c perform.U n the gist an Kinley Bowers-UMacU General--State Police NEvery one excels in something in which another fails.n Edward K. Boyles--UEddyH General--Happiness WEvery man's affairs, however little, are important to himself.U Evelyn Joanne Bigley--WJoH General-Successful Housewife nThere was a star danced, and that I was born.n Mary Martha Bobonic--UMerryN General-Com ercial Artist HAs merry as the day is long.n Q under Robert Conley-wWHedN General--Electrician HThere is great ability i n knowing now to conceal one's ability.U John E. Bretz--nJohnieH Academic-Scientific--Automotive Engineer HKnowledge is more than equivalent to force.N John Cleary--uJaken Scientific--Engineer NNothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.n Alvin Corzilius--WAbeN scientific--Engineer UHe knew the precise psyc hological moment when to eav nothing.H ya' - , Janet Adele Eddinger--UJanetU Tharon LaRue Fox--UMouseU Academic-Commercial--Secretary General-Traveling HYou will never 'find' time for anything. If you want time you must make it.H Lucille E. Ester--NLucyU Commercial--Secretary HModeration, the noblest gift of Heaven.u NThe way to be happy is to make others so.n Sally Ann French--UMaiseN Commercial--Secretary UThewvorld uncertain come the lover rooted stays.n s and goes, Virginia Ann Greenlee--HGigU Academic-Commercial--Elementary Teacher NNothing is impossible to the willing heart 0 N Joanne Theresa Grygier--HJoN Commercial--To be a success UVirtue is like a rich stone--best plain set.n Fae Carol Gerard--HFe Fen General--Art Teacher nlt is a bad plan that admits modification.n , of no Lawrence E. Gray--NLarryU Academic-Scientific--Engineer nHe's armed without, that's innocence within.u Robert Higby-nBobH General-Success HAS true as I live.n Andrew C. Hillhouse--HAndyH Academic-Scientific--Engineer NVariety's the very spice of life.W Patricia Ann Hatton--UPatn Academic-Commercial--To travel abroad HFriends depart, and memory takes them to her caverns, pure and deep.N Herbert Heuer--HHerbieN Academic-Scientific-California or Bust HMy wit is thine.U Robert J. Kline--NEstoH Scientific--To be a millionaire WIt is better to live rich, than to die rich.U Sally Kristiansen--nKrisH Com ercial-Good fortune UIt is good to be merrie and wise.U Russell Mosher--HRussH Scientific--To attend college nAll experience is an arch, to build upon.n Sally O'Neil--HO'TooleU Academic-Commercial--Private Secretary There is no fire without some smoke. Francis Eugene Hunter--NJoeN Scientific-Machinist NBe ruled by time, the counselor of all.u wisest Albert Kikstadt--NKikN General-Cabinet Maker NAn honest man is the noblest work of God.N It Alison MacLeod--HMACH Academic-Scientific--To be a success HA good mind possesses a kingdom.N Blaine Minhinnick-NSatchn Scientific--Hotel Administrator romance so much as in the woman.n NNothing spoils a a sense of humour Sf H 1 Bertram Pietzcker--HBertN General--Doctor HThere is no truer truth obtainable by man than comes of music.N Mary Katherine Pochey-HMary Kayu Com ercial-Private Secretary HA friend may well be reckoned the masterdiece of Nature.n H 5 3 Q , X Gordon Louis Petri--UGirthn Academic-Scientific--Engineer HFortune is a God and rules man's life,U Thelma Lucille Phillips--HBlondieU Commercial--A success HHer smile is the sweetest that ever was seen.N Nelson W. Ryan--HTwinH Commercial--Physical Education WNothing is there more friendly to a man than a friend in need.n Francis Paul Samson--UFrankN Commercial--Navy NThe secret of success is constancy to purpose.H Thomas K. Royall--HTomH General-Sailing NThey who plough the sea do not carry the winds in their hands.H Frederick N. Ryan--nTwinH General-Professional Athlete nNo sooner said than done--so acts your man of worth.u Mona Marie Shaffer--HM2nan General--Missionary NI send an Angel before thee, to keep thee in the way.U Marvis Smith--NRedN Academic-Commercial--Commercial Artist HA great love goes here with a little gift.n Donald Spears--UTankH Scientific-Machinist HPractice is the best of all instructors.n Viola Theresa Stefano--NViN Commercial--Dance Instructor NA wink is as good as a nod to the wise,W Bertha Veronica Savage--HBertN General--Dressmaker nHitch your wagon to a star.H Marilyhn Henrietta Schubert--HHenrin Academic-Commercial--To travel abroad NLife is my college. May I graduate well, and earn some honorsln Robert D. Smith--HSmittyH Scientific--To attend college HHave more than thou showest, speak less than thou knowest.u Ronald Spadafore--URonnyn Scientific--To be a success ULove, and a cough, cannot be hid.N Bruce Alan Trude--HMiltonU Commercial-Scientific--Photographer NNever change when love has found its home.N James E. Wachter--NMinkN Scientific-World Traveler NBorn with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad.N John Wilson--HJohnW Academic-Scientific--Forestry NA speech is a mirror of the soulg as a man speaks, so is he.n Joseph S. Yates--HJoen Scientific--Office work Uwe know nothing of tomorrowg our business is to be good and happy today.H Lore Steffen--HMohrH General--Interpreter nHonest labour bears a lovely face.U L. Damon Tanner--ULarryN Academic--To be a success 'I believe that in the end, the truth will conquer.H John S. Webb-nJohnnyn Scientific-Physical Education Teacher UA man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.n Marlene Wells-NMarn Commercial--To travel NMoney alone sets all the world in motion.n Robert Ybunt-HSpeedN Scientific-To be in scientific field NThe great business of life is to be, to do, to do without, and to depart.U Yvonne Ruth Zimmerman--UBonnieH General--Dressmaker' nGratitude is the sign of noble souls.U f We the class of 1951, being of sound mind and body, do hereoy declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. We, therefore, bequeath: Harry Altman's job at Twin-eta to Don Bendig, Jim Altman's ready answers to Morris Knapp, Dick Anderson's foul shots to Ed Dalglish, Virginia Bailey's . love for Academy to Kitty Bichler, Ruth Bair's bus rides to Margie Rutledge, Harry Ball's suspenders to Dave Frick, Carol Barlow's smile in the morning to Joyce Porter, Bob Bashioum to Pat Pier, Howard Beanland's love for cars to Bob Dobson, Lou Beatty's height to Joan Logan, Judy Berdine's job at Endicott's to anyone who wants it, Nancy Bichler's cheerleading ability to Phyllis Nantes, Jo Bigley's long hair to Gloria Perry, Mary Bobonic's smile to Nancy Drake, Kinley Bowers's projection job to Don Whipple, Ed Boyles' juggling ability to Dave Stanton. John Bretz's intellect to Ray Mattson, John Cleary's math ability to Jim Ferguson, Bob Conley's red hair to Veronica Bross, Alvin Corzilius's rare witticisms to Don Craft, Janet Eddinger's pleasant nature to Ann Wilson, Lucille Ester's quick answers in shorthand to Marty Wilson, Tharon Fox's book- keeping ability to future book-keepers, Sally French's sweetness to Roberta Brindle, Fae Gerard's appeal to Norma Musser, Larry Gray's sober face to Dick Hadlock, Virginia Greenlee's violin to Audrey Cleary, Joanne Grygier's com- mercial ability to Claire Jordan, Pat Hatton's pleasing personality to everyone, Herb Heuer's sayings to Lyle Gray, Bob Higby's manners to study hall patrons. Andy Hillhouse's golfing ability to Dave Anderson, Eugene Hunter's love for movies to Jake Gentile, Lore Steffen's beauty to Joyce Dorman, Al Kikstadt's route to Harborcreek to Avedis Avedisian, Bob Kline's bad knee to Don Johnson, Sally Kristiansen's love for school to the seventh graders, Alison MacLeod's dancing to Linda Nason, Blaine Minhinnick's red pants to Carl Veit, Russell Mosher's love for Mr. Gill's classes to Frank Compton, Sally O'Neil's spontaneous laughter to Margie Hess, Gordon Petri's tardiness to Don Hillegas, Thelma Phillips' love for Wesleyville to Evelyn Finley, Bertram Pietzcher's ease of making friends to everyone, Mary Pochey's eagerness to get home to Jean Myers, Thomas Royall's car to the juniors, Fred Ryan's wavy hair to Ralph Terrill, Nelson Ryan's smile to Joe Samson. Frank Samson's Billiard ability to Willie Hoppe, Bertha Savage's quietness to her sister, Marilynn Schubert's personality to Anne Woolstrum, Mona Shaffer's accordian playing to Honey Bowers, Marvis Smith's skating skirts to her sister, Bob Smith's management of basketball to Jack Sheehan, Ronnie Spadafore to Pat George, Donald Spears' physique to William Haynes, Viola Stefano's laughter to Caroline Gibbs, Larry Tanner's friendliness to Janet Welsh, Bruce Trude's hand- some profile to Thomas Brindle, Jim Wachter's dancing to Bill Yorcheck, John Webb's love of politics to Pat Spadafore, Marlene Wells' love for the Harbor to Jean Steimer, John Wilson's paper route to any enterprising student, Joe Yates's speeches in P. 0. D. to future seniors, Bob Yount's Chemistry workbook to future Chemistry students, Yvonne Zimmerman's column writing to Judy Embler. 11' COMM NCEMENT SPEAKERS Salutatory ...... .....John E. Bretz Oration .....,. .N. Richard Anderson Oration... ........John E. Cleary Oration.........Patricia A. Hatton Oration.......Marilynn H. Schubert Valedictory .... .....Alison MacLeod CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent.........JameS E. Wachter Vice President.......Fae C. Gerard Secretary..... ...James H. Altman Treasurer... ,...John E. Bratz Class F1ower.......White Carnation Class Co1ors.........Red and White Class Motto....nWhat I am to be, I am now becoming.n J Y! delightful three-act play concerning teen-age prob- lems, was presented by the seniors to an appreciative audience on Friday, Dec. l. The play, which was directed by Mrs. Skala, assisted by Tharon Fox, was one of the most successful ever produced on our stage. Its splendid cast was made up of: nSeventeenth Summer,n a Angie ..... . Margaret,,, Lorraine,,, Kitty0OlOli Mrs. Morrow,,, Mr. Morrow, OOOUOCIIOUCCOUOOO O0 Jackiiiiiit Martin... ArtOCOOO Jane .... T0ny..... Margi-econ oooeooocoouea FitlzOQhO QOCOICOOUIIQQOIOOQ . ...the ...the girl. ..... .... ..... . ..... .....PatriCia Hatton ,,,her engaged sister,,, ,,,, Sally O'Nei1 ,,,her hopeful sister,,, , ,,,,Marlene Wells ,,,her little sister,,,, .,,,Marvis Smith O O I I 0 O 0 O O O O ,,,her father,,,,,, ' ,,,,Andrew Hillhouse boy.. ...... ... ..,.Richard Anderson ,,Lorraine's hope.,., ,,,,John Cleary .,,Margaret's fiance ,.,, ,,,,Robert Smith ...a menace..... .... .. ....Mary Bvbonic ,.a boy friend .,.... ,,,,Harry Ball ....her a girl friend... ,,,,Nancy Bichler Hsteadyn... , ...,Gordon Petri ., P, .,,. , : Weif K ee W n M W, X e gg ,4A: f i, G i Mm-W X . , K A ll I w ke The most eagerly awaited event of each school year is the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom, which was held at Culbertson Hills Country Club, May 12, 1950, was no exception. 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PERRY R PIER Ji RENSHAW V F5 WE 1,511 5 L. ,Z 'gg I Q55 JS 'X 3 Hz, E : 5 na- -in '- I 'L,, ki . o A y 2 Qfgxr E 1' Q ' I f ,lm ET: 1 A if I RIPPENS C. ROBERSON S, ROYALL N. RUSHTON Pm. SCHMIARTZ D. .SHAFFER ,P I . Va' JRE- N Qs T i v. aff. j E' f E .Li A gf: lei, E X 12 Q K Qf.!k f ,fx A A I I JZSHEFHAN R.TERRILL S.WALL.3 J- WELSH D. WHIPPLE AJMILSON Y - .,, K, ' 1 Y x R Nd? ,, M. WILSON A. WOOLSTRUM 5. YATES ...Q Qing Q . - 1 'eva NY 'S 6 X! 1.1. IJ V - 'f'.u'F?7N:s ' T pig 0' iii 7 ,Lani--'4.f2f .5-2 -s , iffy. V115 , 5- f :'.gg'i 'I , 4 1 1 - Xxlgf, -Y -' 'Xa 1 t'I E , E Niynl. j 1 M img., ' -fra I6 ' , ',. f' A-Tzwvv fri W 5' 1 bf i ' 5 . W, I ' 'Zta M11 vw- g e , 4 - . A E E . ' I ' - E A . AM. 1 'za' X . -V A. va : '54 , A ' , ,, ,f'v- r. ,IJZF 11 Q 77 0 f 4-Q - .1- Uv Donald Bendia--I can do anything....Shirley Bloom--Always seen with Carole Roberta Brindle--when will he be coming home? .... Jean Bryson--Has a disease called nGipplesW .... Susan Coates--Can I have the car, Dad?.... Frank Compton--How's your Harem, Frank? .... Donald Craft--Better known as the Narmn .... Robert Dobson--Floor that hack .... Joyce Dorman--There's an apple in her eye called URustyH .... Nancy Drake--Fun and fancy free Susan Eddinger--Her heart leaves with the Seniors....Judy Embler--nAnybody goina to the Harbor?n .... Clifford Everts-Sinbad of Lake Erie .... James Ferguson--Polygamist of L. P. H. S .... Evelyn Finley--Likes college fellows best....David Frick--Can be seen at the skating rink....Patricia George-- So patient and quiet .... Carolyn Gibbs--What would she do without basketball? George Goodman--The ladies' man .... Lyle Gray--Drop dead, Louie....Richard Hadlock--HHonest, I didn't do it!n....William Haynes--NHey, Maise, this way.n....Marjorie Hess--One of Mrs. Paysour's helpers....Donald Higby-- Girls, here's one of the silent type....Howard Higby--One of Mr. May's winners....Donald Hillegas--What did you have for breakfast, Don? Claire Jordan--Who is it now, Claire? .... Roland Kikstadt--Still as fast as a jet! .... Morris Knapp--Where did he yo, Maise? .... Ann Kuhlman--No letter from Jim today? .... Betty Jo Kuss--The junior actress .... Judy Lys-- What SCh001 is it next? .... Raymond Mattson--uositively changed! .... Patricia Mason--Went wicked with scissors.. ..Joan Mennecke--Passed her driver's test the first time....Joyceann Metcalf--A beautiful diamond, lucky girl Carolyn Mosher--Whoever dreamed-up dentists?.... Norma Musser--I just ---love men .... Lucy Mutch--Quiet, but friendly .... Jean Myers--Prefers Fort Knox to Lawrence Park .... Dorothy O'Connor--Often seen, but seldom heard Gloria Perry--Any model's dream....Patricia Pier-43ood things come in small packaaes .... Jeanette Renshaw--Wings on her feet .... Julie Rippens-- Whiz on the piano....Carole Roberson--What's so fascinating about Wesley- ville?....Sandra Royall--Her man comes from Harborcreek....Norman Rushton-- Hwho, me?u....Richard Schwartz--One of the junior sportsmen...tDelbert Shaffer--Why the Sudden interest in letters?....John Sheehan--Mr. Gill's rivht-hand man .... David Stanton--A cuff, wap and a slap....Ralph Terrill-- The hot-rod racer .... Shirley Walls--What will Mrs. Paysour do without your watch? .... Janet Welsh--The queen of the devils .... Donna Whipple--Donna, where is your class rinp? .... Ann Wilson--A shorthand whiz .... Marilyn Wilson--Leans toward the sophomore class .... Anne Woolstrum--Homeroom should be in 208....Shirley Yates--She's got her man. lyk 000 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Qualifications for member- ship in this national organization are leadership, character, and service. Seniors elected during their Junior year: Richard Anderson and Patricia Hatton. Seniors elected this year: Judy Berdine, John Cleary, Alvin Corzilius, Fae Gerard, Virginia Greenlee, Alison MacLeod, Gordon Petri, Marilynn Schubert, and James Wachter. Juniors elected this year: Jean Bryson, Nancy Drake and Howard Higby. Precision Lenses 1,l.phof., and Mountings 23. l25 WM. J. MAGAY CO. 'ms PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS 701 PEACH STREET sms, PENNSYLVANIA By Appointment Commercial Only Photography PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY BY A A. L. SHUMAKER 124 Rice Avenue Phone 123-5 Girard Developing, Printing, and Enlarging L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATT1.Esoi2o - MASSACHUSETTS Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas -- Personal Cards Medals and Trophies Club Insignia Represented by- ROBERT T. TURNBULL 14 Waldemere W'ay Lakewood, New York FRANK'S BARBER SHOP 1111 Parade St., Erie, Pa. Three Barbers No Waiting Phone 2-3716 dlwanwlllamlve sovrncucu sr. PH 2 122.1 4. 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U CO2 David Anderson--Whistle, Daveg she'll come....Richard Anderson-The best half- mile runner Mr. Hay will ever have....Avedis Avedisian-PeP0l'0Ui is his specialty....Gary Baily--When are you leaving for the moon? Anna Berry--Our Florida beauty....Bob Blanchfield-Don't rush me, girls Eleanor Bowers--She takes a great interest in nFrench-ien....Joan Brech- biel--The best things in life are free .... Thomas Brindle-I'll bet I can net away with it .... John Bross--Who says I fall asleep in study hall? Veronica Bross--What is this thing called love?....Shelby Brundage-Her heart grows'nHeuern each day....Jack Bryson--Will someone buy him an alarm clock for next year?....Arlene Burick--Say something, Arlene Margaret Buterbaugh--The efficient typist of the 10th grade....Sylvia Christie--Don't put the blame on me .... Aline Compton--Her mirth the world requires .... Richard Conway--His favorite hangout is the Twin-eta Restaurant....Charles Curtis--He loves geometry .... Edward Dalglish--He likes to be nFrankn about everything .... Sandra Dobson--Beware, men! Thomas Eddinger-He's quiet, but don't let that fool you!...J?uy Free-- Why do all the teachers pick on me! .... Eleanor Gardner--What is the attraction at Mary's? .... Connie Geigle--I would, if I could, but I can't! .... Ramon Gentile--Another Vic Rachi .... Kenneth George--Put me in, coachg I'm ready! .... Jack Goodfleisch--First-class devil, just like everyone else! .... Thomas Gray--Who is always making funny noises in study hall? .... Donald Johnson--He will be driving a hot-rod this summer Merwin Jones--Einstein the second .... Shirley Jones--He seems so near, but yet so far....Lucy Kephart--A good heart is worth all its weight in zold....Janet Kilburn--Her heart will leave with the seniors....Shirley Leach--A good-hearted soul will be greatly rewarded....Richard Lee--I'm o.k., coach, put me in....Jack Logan--His heart is for the women........ that Q2n't exist .... Gene Lyons--Beware! I might do something startling yet .... Elaine Mattson--Don't let that smile fool you!....Patsy McClaran-- Where does she get her ideas?....Richard Mosher--Gym class is his favorite Patricia Nevin--As merry as the day is long....Barbara Orchard-Does she ever miss a basketball game?....Casimir Palowski--Makes his living selling newspapers....Patricia Payha--No one can compare with Pat....Rowena Peck- Must be seen to be appreciated....Joyce Porter--Eyes that sparkle for Johnie....Marjorie Rutledge--Oh, for a trip to Japanf....Joe Samsonf-Give me timeg I'll get bigper....Mary Ellen Sanner--when God made her, He threw the pattern away....Sarah Sanford--To be, or not to be....Marianne Savage-- I'm not an angel .... Velma Smith--Dreams of a little home and nJoen Patricia Spadafore--Be patient, the bells will toll some day....Patty Spence--Did you say, nHarry?N .... Leonard Stalgren-Will be close behind Richard Anderson in that half mile race....Jean Steimer--Like me little, but love me big....David Streniow-He likes peperoni, too....William Thomas--Next year's fullback....Carl Veit--Football hero of nl953!n William Vorsheck--He has learned a lot out at the Harbor!....Donald Whipple--Can't play basketball without playing football, too!....Doris Jean Williamson--Glamour, plus!....Phillip Winfrey-Stay away from those nurses, Phil.... Jwlmmlii .?'f,,,,g., BR ITS BEST! Sunbeam I QE A D A T RElIABlE RADIO, Inc. Appliances - Television - R ' . adm Mehler Bottling Works nth and Peach E P 1218 Parade St. Erie, P F g d re - Estate Ranges A B R - E W h anges asy as ers Health E e y B te Thor Washers R C.A. - Philco - Motor I Em 'Z 1',J'.WZff2f.h Jack Frost Donuts Ilohn llXSchul'rz Gio. DlSTINCTIVE FURNITURE 4 P J w N I d S Compliments of the ' ' U an an ons Class Officers of 1951 Ferry Service President .Qzri44:-.QlcfrJeQ. .... - BOEUZS f0I' Charter for all Vice-President . . occasions U Secretary -. .-- Treasurer -- .Q..--- Phone - 4-7321 and 21-2427 Public Dock A HAPPY FUTURE T0 ALL HESS BROTHERS Prescription Opticians Guild Member Telephone 22-382 133 West 9th Street Erie, Penna. Good Luck Graduates Mom and Dad and their families have made comin' to Kimmels an Erie tradition KIMMEL 8: SON Cor. 17th and Sassafras Sts., Erie, Pa. When you are planning Your future keep ERIE BUSINESS Emil Beyer Jewelry Store Cor. 16th and Peach Sts. , ' 51 - ' f'5' :!1 in mind - ' All ffl 220 W. 9th St. Erie, Pa. O-a K .X,.- Z QX I 9 A.074ff'wd 3 ag .... xl I ,5 .3111 j 31N 7 I . .. . . --'S xf 2Xiv1. ggwejh E 1 q .TWV , in . . fn f we -,, , ' HZ- .5 . .s .M99 IDALQLISH C. ANDERSON M.McQUAID QMATOSIAN f ' I-1 wg .. ' Q If .A ' i K , ' 'A .,..,,.,. I .I if 4 A K f R. ACE H. BAIR A. BENTON K. BICHLEFL R. BOLLMAN Q 'K W fy Aw. nr- MW a, 3' ' ' L , .....,,' . s , ,. IFNX i 5.15 .AP 4 ji 1 T p X f ...Af 8' ix. K A. BRAKEMAN H BRECHBIEL D. BROOKS fl! 3 83: ix .,.J ,. K wi V mg K. it ,ia 1 Q M V. J klsf 1 k,,.., ,K A . C. CRAFT M. CREW3 .1 DUNLAP JZQOODMAN o.e,ouRLEv HQREENLEE -ff! fn . ' . . ff Sp , .,.. . ' f H.uAsxms cw Hess M. Huqsv . W. xi ,,, . .rj .. gm.-1 A V . a ,. QBRUCKER A. CLEARY A if A Nw: 5 A. Fonsm N. GARSIDE i Q' f , ,X I 1, ,.,...., M. QRYQIER M. quamn .. 3 H. HOSBACH 1 KETLY M BOWERS 'W , ' JKZME ,NOW 'FW D. CON LE Y D QIQANDET V. HANNAH B. KRANTZ ' r P. Q- M' -A vs,,,' Q, e4 'xc an 27' ' of M1 . .f-L 4 ig L . .,, , m L, - -w ' 15 7 L 0. LEE LOGQAN J. L ucz .V 6 , yy W XM. Q MILLER 1 , .- +L me- L y -'L L .,, KV' Q, . 1 ,L K i , f 4 4 sk Q , J. NOYES 1 OLESKI P. PALOTA5 7? KD! ss ' .lf G,.PouLsoN FLRENSHAW B. Rom A , 0 Lf .xy A.sPnEqsL J. STEELE SSYRQKA I X 4 r .. 2 ,vu Y B. PERRY X Q, ff Lkmi f A L,-1 7 L L ,f I- - J' ' RRUSHTON r ' iw: 4 1 L z f R THOMA S Mx. ,,... .-.'2f 43 ,- X f Y' ,W QA In L U- ,L-, Y 0 1-4 ' -,M 3' L 6, V .M . ,L f , 4 N tj, f R, K ,A .. 0-4 .L .J-f , nr Ai .. Q af 3 f 4 . 1 i . CCW LQ J fi' 'if 37 WA L LS A. was B w WILLIAMS -I4 , Q JIWJ i L f gy I -+ 1 gi pf- H'-L . If 'X '9 ,,. -I ,A 517. -6' 'H . I C. MITCHELL K. N ANTES -- A 5 T my . ,J A ' V . -..- L 'JI' i B. PHILLIPS 5, DOQHEY x ' . ., A 'sw 5 1- .. g , .- A 1 75 . J. SCHAFFER S. SOWER3 vb- fax 'QA R THOMPSON C. vonsHEcK 'F xx. 1 3 fi ' Ka ROY L D. wooLsTRuN 1' f . 1..-.1 4 . I Gigi DYADESN DYADESKI IYOUNT -M? Richard Ace--The next Ed Wynn .... Charles Anderson--God's rift to women Hazel Bair--A classmate who is certainly tops .... Alan Benton--Woman hater .... Kathleen Bichler--She has a smile for everyone .... Roger Bollman- Our loyal boy scout .... Muriel Bowers--Short and sweet....Alan Brakeman-- Has a reserved seat in the office....Harry Brechbiel--How do you do it, Harry?....David Brooks--Will some one stick a needle in him....RiChard Brucker--A tall center for the Junior High Team....Audrey Cleary--Shhh, renius at work!....Donna Conley--One of our cute drummers....Charles Craft--A first-class scientist .... Marilyn Crews--Took a sudden interest in Varsity basketball .... Jack Dalplish--Our efficient class president James Dunlap--Mr. Masso's ideal pupil .... Alan Forsha--Destination: Honor Roll .... Norman Garside--How's the weather up there?....D0nn8 Wigandet--Enjoys English Class .... Joan Goodman--Nice things come in small packages..,.Donald Gourley--First-class substitute .... Helen Greenlee- She's a NHonevH....Mar2aret Gryzier--She makes the prettiest clothes 0 Mary Guerin--A budding musician....Vance Hannah--Wow! What a fascinating story! .... Howard Haskins--Church League's star forward....George Hess-- Our daredevil .... Mary Higby--Usually seen with Peggy....Harold Hosbach-- Future mechanic .... John Kelly--Mrs. Rook's pet pest....Bruce Krantz--Mrs. Schnur's faithful student....David Lee--lf I knew you were coming, I'd have baked a cake .... Joan Logan--Such pretty hair .... James Luce--How's the wrestling team cominP?....George Matosian--Our efficient Treasurer Patricia Miller-Our cute cheerleader .... Carolyn Mitchell--A wonderful seamstress .... Mary McQuaid--Our popular class Secretary--Helen Kathleen Nantes--Oh! those pretty eyes .... Jean Oleski--How's your T. V. set? Barbara Perry--Our faithful cheerleader .... Bruce Phillips--To him every day is Saturday .... Sarah Pochey--Laugh and the world laughs with you George Poulson-His second home is the woods....Reed Renshaw--Erie Dispatch star salesman .... Bert Roth--G. 5 H. Businessman....Ruth Rushton--Just loves Twin-eta .... Jane Schaffer--The busy-bee of the freshman class....Shirley Sowers--Neat and sweet....Autumn Spiegel--A very good marcher....Jamee Steele-Seldom misses a radio club meeting....Sylvia Syroka--A very nice artist and classmate .... Patricia Thomas--A future HLily Ponsm .... Patricia Thompson--Her heart is in the lOth grade .... Carole Vorsheck--She has the cutest laugh .... John Walls--Y. M. C. A.'s star basketball player....AliCe Webb--Our cutest basketball player....William Williams--Nice shirtg nice pantsg nice sneakers .... Donna Woolstrum--Has a wonderful personality Donald Yadeski--Second Jimmy Durante .... Dorothy Yadeski--A bundle of pep and fun .... Jack Yount--His one interest is sports .... Patricia Palotas-- Who hasa bettertime than Pat? , 1 nn an-I In N ' CEMENT-MIX CONCRETE CO. Gustafson Optical Company Dispensing Opticians 113 West 9th Street Compliments of United Shoe Rebuilders Louis G. Dingeldey, Owner 28 Years-Same Location Shoes Rebuilt, Altered, Cleaned or Dyed Emi' Pa' Zippers Repaired In Any Article Phone 24-219 is East 8th sr., E1-ie, Pa. FOR Comllllments of SPORTING GOODS R'd o in B ' ers n 9 av Ron at GUN DEN 16 East 10th Phone 2-5227 Briggs-Hagenlocher, Inc. Automotive Electrical and Carburetor Parts and Service 208-214 West Twelfth St. Erie, Pa. Stainless Steel Window Co. 2425 Peach St. Phone 21-9401 Combination Storm Windows and Doors Stainless Steel Aluminum Redwood Aluminum Casements Congratulations to the Class of 1951 MACK JEWELERS. 9-21 State Street For Three Generations HPULAKOS 926 Kitchen Fresh Candies and Pastries 926 State St. 26th at Parade St. tn' 'I , HOME OWNERS WHO DEMAND THE BEST sn- .3- 1 i n if - li I ' 4 1 1 ' i , 'I y :IW gi swgrqi , e- I .- l, 1 all ml EIEAAQWV A fl! d mend E01 AISCO has been link uh nf phenomenal. Thorn because hom! 0 on who'vo AKSCO-ilod. ndvilh 'heir fiend: to mln! AISCO, American ou!- iiinding zambinaiion sl rm-ureon win- dow. Ylny vnommond AISCO because if: noch! in appearance, aiu to operon, uloldn grime: luol la ing: uquivn ne I up-hoop and because il muon: s lawn Hncl eos, You may have e hoo dlmon- nfralion sv' hav! obligation Why nel c ll sn and 'nn y unoll lhal AKSCO yazxfxgx 'E' 'wr v Good Housekeeping L W FACToRY BRANCH 2521 Buffalo Road Phone 8-4220 Harold G. Bichler-Mgr. Res. 8-2993 The smart girl graduate will start her sterling silver set at once. Ask about O'Dell's Sterling Silver Club plan. 51.00 down 251.00 per week per place setting FORD E. 0'DEll Jeweler 24 West 10th St. - Next to Shea's I'll be on the watch for you. THE ERIE DISPATCH Your best buy Daily and Sunday 131 years of progress A. mmm 53 nl' , 'ff' F77 f , 3, A A lf? Af. C. CULNER 'P' Wwe A A- .. I J A -.Ab ' u ALTM AN q, AMES A S f WIA . -rv . 'Q-3' 5 A 'f?'M1r 1 K 3, W ' W BRUCKEFL L. NA SON C- HAQUE A Q fi- , . I C. ANDERSON R. ANDERSON R. AURITI H.. BAKER. uqitqa 1' V ' . g ii , A ji' .A .... . Af. - D. BALL R. BARD Q BLAIR B.BLuNT R. BRESEE D. BYRD ,es '- A A Q' . A l N ' 3 K Ag M Y Q f .1 A - A 15 A f f 494 'X . . .. Y ,I - .,,, it 7 ' . A, - . 1' 1, BUTE5.BAlEfH I BUZZARD M. oisanow A. EAQLES '::v p g sif 9 Q3 h VV R. HUQHES J. JOHNSON 'fn Qin A HA vw A . fm' 3 . . A . -4+ 'Q' 5 . PSP' A Im., f i A ,I . R,C.ADWALLADiK D. CHILCOTT L. CURTIS 33-vc' . ., K ' A , wha! , f ' E 1 BlBELLO NN .-.., - .1 . ...si I xl V 'AV' K '..w 5' ' V ' 4 , I Vx A... .. A . I A ' ' A ' ff' 2' , WW., .A :ff af j g! Q EEMBLEH nqqvqran N.HElMBEHE,El-Z s.HlG,BY ... A N I A. I . KKENNEDY WKESTER A. KOWLE ILINDQUIST r '31 M.. 5 ia J J 'E Q 1 2 I , A , ,J I A -rv 'FYI' .t ,-.'N M.LucE N.LoNq ILOQAN EMANNELLA MNITCHELL l 'K 4 a s -e' - .. ......- -7-If ,...1 I f M Q- 2' ,v IX f if I J I . i E. MUSSEIR. W MYHOFFER M1 ' 7, .wr ?,,,-My E Y: fm . .,g , W5 e I -f-Q-av f ...f :Q X' .f K MLPECK CPEKALA .V in X i . t 4' , 'Eff .3 -ti QE Q' I , 4 W? ., 1 I wi MPRENDERQAST M.RENsHAw K I 3' . , Q11 R. NELSON A. o2:oNNor1 P o'NlE1. SURPRISE Our eggs were boiled I I I Our dyes were mixed We wrote our names , The Plates were fixed. -7, J. PIER, I dipped one in The red I thought! I waited a minute I I I Ax peep I got! ., I 'A N - 9. 2 ir., onnle Zlmmerrnan 'fig' I ,Jn . 11 a QB Veeei 0 511W n J vs. sxosamfsoml Q' K-ROHRER PROYALL ISCHWARTZ RSNIPAS s.sTANToN N? r I ,ty K w:'f'.. If my A I S. 1 if fl it ' X .s H-TERRH-L E VEIT J'.WO0LRlCH SZIEGILER, , NJ ' ,X . I A. MOSHER - gf:- .Ya ? an I. PAWLOWSKI. vp-. QQ 4 N. FHILLI PS t3 B- ROHDE' Us N. STRAND Donald Altman--The fisherman....Guy Ames-A paper-wad artist Carol Anderson--Loves to sing....Russell Anderson--An energetic fellow....Ronald Baker-An excellent tumbler....Donald Ball-205's basketball star....Robert Bard-Always working....Donald Blair--Mr. MBy'S Pet-Pe9Ve!....Beverly Blunt-Breaks her bones skiing Robert Bresee--Eighth grade flirt....William Brucker-Doctor Brucker....Irene Buterbaugh--Always seen eating candy....John Buzzard-Interested in Room 202....Diana Byrd--Loves long telephone chats .... Reece Cadwallader--Basketball star....David Chilcott-- Handball champ....Carl Culmer--Likes tobogganing....Larry Curtis-- Where did I leave my books?....Janet DiBello--A scarf collector Mary Ann Disbrow-Likes men....Ann Eagles--Charleston expert Edward Embler--Often seen with Carl Pekala....Rose Grygier-A real live wire .... Carol Hague--Our cute Y-Teens president....Mary Heimberger--Strums the ukele1e....Shirley Higby--Has quite a time in cooking class....Robert Hughes--Likes to hunt....John Johnson- Another Ken Johnson .... Kathleen Kennedy-An able markette ... William Kessler--Bicycle Hdare-devilH....Arlene Kowle--Does acrobatic dancing....Joan Lindquist--what a swell cook!l..Joseph Logan-Mr. Yost's side kick....Nancy Long--Plays the piano Mary Luce-Always seen with Kay and Jackie....E1izabeth Mannella-- Turns in novel health projects....Marilyn Mitchell--Quiet and sweet Alfred Mosher--Half pints are better than none....Edwin Musser-- Patrick's better half....William Myhoffer--Likes hikes....Linda Nason--An ambitious artist....Karen Nelsonf-Timepiece of the 8-l's....Alice O'Connor-Makes a beautiful leather purse Patrick O'Neil-A good artist....Irene Pawlowski-A T.V. Fiend Walter Peck--Likes wrestling....Naomi Phillips--Has beautiful ' hair.....James Pier-Enjoys basketball games....Carl Pekala--A model airplane builder....Michael Prendergast--Photographer Marion Renshaw--Loves basketball games....Bonnie Rhode--A peppy cheerleader....Karl Rohrer-A faithful paperboy....Kathleen Robinson--She'll twirl her way to success .... Patricia Royal--Likes bright sweaters and socks....Jacquelynn Schwartz-Interested in basketball players....Robert Snipas-A very good accordionist.... Sylvia Stanton--Gets her money's worth at the movies....Nancy Strand--The friendly type .... Harlan Terrill--Always doing homework???? Edward Veit--Likes music class? THE MISER The day already was becoming old-and still There sat in a deserted house across the street a man. His face was wrinkled, and the day Which slowly disappeared in somber darkness Seemed to creep into hiS entire beini- All day had he been staring into empty space. To him the world meant nothing-all but His riches had betrayed him. His money Was his closest friend-a friend who, without rercy, Had left him all alone.-There, in His deserted home sat he and stared into The disappearingumrld. Bertram Pietzcker TK llll 'u QQ asm D Janice Ace-A good basketball player .... William Agnew--Likes to try hook shots John Aydelott--There's Joy in his life....Martin Ball--Coach's pet peeve....Joy Baughman--She's all for John....Rosella Bender-Oh, Tom yl....Raymond Blythe- Oh, that blond hair....Donna Bowers-Boys are her weakness....Joseph Brooks- Track starg...Josephine Bross--Our popular class president....Cecil Bryson-- nJust call me 'Bud'n....Rita Bucklin-Silence is golden....Joseph Buzzard--Extra padding....Nancy Campbell--Why does she like band?....Marlene Case--Likes bright socks .... William Curtis--Apple-polisher .... Donald Degolyer-Our future scientist Mary Lou Dunlap-The Tomboy....Patricia Dunlap--Cute kid,...William Eddinger-- Snakes are my hobby. . . .Carol Edinger--Giggle, giggle, giggle! . . . .William Erven- Why not come to school?....Robert Falzone--The class singer....James Fetzner- Has fun in everything....Betty Foulkrod--The devil is in her eyes....Robert Frick- Likes Sports .... Thomas George--All we hear is Rosella!....Edwin Gibbs--Billiard Boy....Sandra Gigandet--Our cute cheerleader....Alan Gregg--His greatest interest is Scouts .... Mary Ellen Heath--7th grade composer....Darryll Hellyer--She loves to eat candy..,.Charles Higby--Quiet, but a nice friend....Daniel Higby-Oh, that gir1....Paul Hitzges--The strong, silent type .... Michael Holmes--Can't you take her back and exchange her for a boy?...Robert Horn--Tall, dark and---- Lynn Humphreys--She loves her violin lessons....Janet Kester-Our Markette Kathryn Korn-She'd rather be called HKatie.N....Paul Kowalczyk-I third the motionn .... Arnold Kowle--What, late again?....Gary Krantz-How're those health papers?....Janet Kuss-HCharlie, my boy.H .... Charles Leemhuis-You call that g puppy?....Cynthia Loader--She gets around .... Vicki Loader--How many sisters does she have?....Thomas Loftus--HThe Loaferu .... Dennis Luce-Class clown....Janis Madden--What happened to Doodle-bug Land? .... Sandra McFarland-The quiet type William Miller--Our Patrol Boy....Joanna Moorhead--Moorhead than brains....Andrew NutCh-Star player on the team....Phyllis Nantes--Likes to jitterbug....Timothy Nevin-Our new class historian .... Margaret Ray--What would you do without David? William Heaves--Likes baseball .... Eugene Reed--Our budding artist .... Charles Robinson--Future M. C.....Helen Russell-How's the clarinet coming? .... William Rutledge-Quite a boxer....Cecile Samsel-A wonderful seamstress .... James Samson--Monkeyin' around .... Kathleen Sanner--That beautiful hair .... Louise Savage-Usually seen with Kathleen .... John Schilken-The way he plays the piano! Alice Schrock--Her red hair is outstanding .... Roy Sensabaugh-Lone Ranger II David Siggins-Our Candy Kingl....Sally Soudan--She blushes easily....Richard Steele--Talk, talk, talk!....John Stefano-Our up-and-coming athlete....Robert Stinnett--A good paperboy..L.Herbert Tenney--Dilly-dally....Roy Tenney-Howdy- doody .... David Thomas--A future concert violinist....Garry Thomas-A good mathematician .... Leah Wade--Joanna's sidekick .... Jean Walls-UMy sistern Betty Lou Webb--An up-and-coming flutist .... David Whipple-Margaret is his weakness .... Charles Wood--what fingernails! .... Margaret Wood-Nice things come in small packages....Violet Urbanek-How do you like L. ?.? .,.. Sally Yates--She loves havrides....Beverly York-Always fighting with Stefano.... 5.159.055 ISTEFANO NCAMPBELL DLUCE A V3 4 KLL 4 ,A QF ,,l: I .. V R, K ' -5 W K.. 5 'l ff gf uijgnfwh g f T 5 M .,,- 5 f-'Y -. if Y f I j X ,HM QAA ,Q in ,Lv 1X . .V-: 5 J.ACE w.AG,NEw ZXAYDELOTT MBALL JBAUQHMAN RBENDER , vw M i 5' RBLYTHE DBOWERS IRBROOK3 CBRYSON FLBUCKLIN JBUZZAFKD , N: 2 r j Q EXE? x f Y f' ' 1' W' F MCASE W CURTIS 3. CYGNOR D DEQOLYER M-DUNLAP P DUNLAP ' m J isvunrr , 2 - - T 'I , C.EDDlNGlER WEDDING-1ER W E-RV EN R. FAI-ZONE 1 FETZNER BPOULKROD if fn L . N A Z If . n f ,-Q fm R.F'Rlcw PGXEORGIE EQIBBS s,el1G,ANDET A.QREC,f-5 M.l-HEATH 4 .f , b y grf, 1 A X .X T 1 Z In I DHELLYER, C. HIC-IBY D. HIGIBY F2 HITZGIES M. HOLNES 3. HUM PHHEY Al f'f rg QT. KUSS fin' qw-w J. MADDEN LA M. RAY nl. C. SAMSEL I2 Yr' R3 V K I X K K f 3 N fa ,I ' 1A . e ' . If ' S I.KESTE'Fi YR. KORN PKOWALCZYK A. KOWLE 'Y H 4 ilk ,I 'Q fm 0 ai 'w1'i,.rm. . ff II, ,fi , x 'N' Q ,bk L 5 Xa r ,. 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WEBB , 1 I - 'N ' 'S X N M WOGD V URBAN!-IK B YORK 3- YATE 3 's .vs-, , ,.v.M '-4 N 'v .8 '-M-H H an-.x .A I-LTFNNEY . :, M' Q , D. THOMAS I H., A, .,', 'sv' 'v L.. WADE Q,a l L C. WOOD F. M. DAWLEY Television - Radios - lroners Refrigerators - Washers - Ranges 2023-2025 State Street Erie, Penna. Phone 2-3716 MITCI-lELL'S MATCHLESS MILK MITCHELUS DAIRY 5340 Cherry Street Extension Erie, Pa. ERIE OPTICAL CO. sza PI-:ACH s'rREI-:T Guild Opticians Since 1928 MALCOLM O. SHREVE, Proprietor Main Street, Lawrence Park Erie, Pennsylvania For Your ENJOYMENT and RELAXATION FOR . . . YOUR BEST MOVE PHONE 2-4779 Compliments of B. . M. v. IRWIN S ,and M' MOVING at STORAGE e ce St 't'0 12th and Cascade Erie, Pa. East Lake Road Compliments of Williams Stationery Co., Inc. O Camden, New York Isaac Baker 81 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 College Corner lS a rendez- vous for the campus crowd who are style-conscious Richman Brothers SUITS TOPCOATS OVERCOATS HATS MEN'S FURNISHING THE RICHMAN Bao-mans lawrence Park Company 909-911 stare sueef church Rankine at Niagara 832 State Street 706 State Street 1109 State Street fi KQTFPTWQ 1 Nw -xx-.Tin '- 'f'---,-, favfwla ' PW ' .! Q HB 'Q NN N A f77aclf0d XXX x, is J KK.-q.,. , if 'h 2 K D RYAN ff. RYAN J' BRETZ ' D TOHNSON G PETRI ...., S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 5 8 12 15 19 5 9 12 16 19 23 26 30 2 6 13 16 20 23 27 2 8 12 W W W L L L L W W W W W W L Cfirst half play offl W W W W W W W W L fn., 4- D ANDERSON 2 1 5 'L 1? W .r . fit V Q 2 1.1-irgsrci . ' O . Hwuirnu ' ' 0 0 0 ' POLY Emacs xlaw Q' o 0, linux WW .Q ' 0 X I ! 14 ll' I 4+ J, 1 s r f PMN e fuiieil' . I . .599 f4 '4f',we ' A I X ' me Champs again is the cry. For the second year in a row Coach Poly has directed our team to the County Championship. Win- ning thirteen games and losing only one was our record in the league, while only losing three out of the league. Once again our team should he complimented on its fine show of sportsman- ship. We could never have succeeded without the teamwork, and skill of our players. . in K Fame 11 P' 5 TRUDE I FERGUSON DUHILLEGAS R NATTSON B WNHINNICK I. WEBB GOLF The 1950 Lawrence Park Golf Team had a fairly successful year, tying Prep for third place. Those boys who put us there were: T. Burick, B. Saylor, A. Hillhouse, D. Anderson, H. Altman, and L. Stahlgren. The fellows trying to make the 1951 golf season even more successfu are: D. Anderson, A. Hillhouse, H. Altman, and L. Stahlgren. , - Ah A. ,Q TENNIS The scholastic tennis league opened last year on May first, the 1951 LawrencePark'Tennis Team got off to a good start by winning 5 matches out of 6. Most of the games were played on the home court while one was played at Ainsworth field. The top men on the team were, John Cleary, Robert Finley, Blaine Minhinnick, and Howard Beanland. The Markettes are in their sec- ond year of existence and have thrill- ed crowds with their precision and mar- ching. These girls, who function so well under the direction of Mrs. Ell- iot are: Aline Compton, Ann Eagles, Joan Goodman, Mary Guerin, Janet Kes ter, Mary Luce, Pat Palotas, Patty Royal, Shirley Sowers, Autumn Spiegel, Patty Thomas, Carole Vorsheck, Alice Webb, Donna Woolstrum, Dorothy Yadeski, Drumersg Kitty Bichler, Kay Nantes, Donna Conley, and Marilyn Crews. as BATON TWIHLLRS FLAG g...'xs!...k These girls are to be commended on the excellent twirling they have done this year to help make the basketball season a little more colorful. They have displayed their skill at baton and flag twirling as well as giving many original performances. The twirlers are under the direction of Mrs. Elliott. The baton squad consists of: Peggy Smith, Claire Jordon, Linda Nason, Kathleen Robinson and Suzanne Ziegler. The flag squad consists of: Barbara Orchard, Fae Gerard, Suzanne Eddinger, and Gloria Perry. +P' of-be .. - A 33 'F' 'l A-1 Q L il 19' , w 'il Ya y! Q L I , ff Aj ' 'A tl y: ,f' X'-I 1 Nw: f Fi. KLINE R QQNLEY N. RUSHTON o s ANTON MR YOST X , sk xx xl! wwf sri ,qggf 'V 'f ,.. - ' T-if 4 X in f' 1 'ff-S! R. KIKSTADT IT Y rss cl, qoom-1AN ,f25'E, 73 , A A -, 1 f rf g :A . eagigsi ay N3gE?5fgfp if ., ,,g,g B, MIN INNKQK DW iPPLE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 15 Sept. 21 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Nov. 3 L.P O L.P 21 L.P lb L.P 20 L.P 13 L.P lb vs. Girard 20 vs. Duke Center 6 vs. Harborcreek 38 vs. Albion 7 vs. Weslyville 39 vs. North East -- 2h THE FOOTBALL PLAYER His mind is weak and His back is strong. He calls the signals But they're all wrong. He blocks and tackles But it's never done right His passes and kicks Are always a fright. John Webb FOOTBALL When the football season opened, 8 lettermen and a squad of 50 promising reserves reported to Coach Yost. They spent two weeks in shorts getting into shape for the tough schedule that lay ahead. The boys played their finest game of the season with Otto Township. Don Spears and Bob Conley were selected to play in the Lion's Save-An-Eye East- West game. Co-Captains for the year were Bob Conley and Bob Kline. There will be 10 lettermen returning for the 1951 squad. The outlook is bright for a championship team. This year's lettermen are: Conley, Kline, Whipple, Anderson, Yates, Kikstadt, Ferguson, Webb, Hillegas, Bendig, Spears, Johnson, Stanton, Minhinnick, Rushton, Petri, Samson, and Goodman. i .,,, ..,,. .-s' . ew . JZSANSON 0. LEGA5 1 Nw f ' SN, fl -3 5:44 Y W I i' A 1, X - f A Q 'iii ' J. EBB x Fz qusom U EARS X. ff ...N as fires ff M ?a'.::fz . ., X - ruff X X my .agjx V fy.:-5-Qt 2., IL' :lv Tlfg. n X Ju, 7 we a A sa w X i s S' I f 'S K ! 'M R-5MlTH QPETRI 0. ANDERSON os NDlG1 9, .S NSON JUNIOR HIGH First Row-Seated-Left to Right - Gourley, D., Haskins, H., Anderson, C., Dalglish , J., Benton, A., Yount, J., Hannah, V., and Stefano, J. Second R0W'5t8f1diY1E-L0fff to Right -' Culmer, C., Hitzges, P., Matosian, G., Yadeski, D. Brucker, R., Cadwallader, R., Chilcott, D., Nevin, T., Luce, D., and Lee., Mgr. E- DALGLISH 'Ii GRAY LJ. vonsuscn Q LAJHIPPLE D. .STRENIO D. ANDERSON R. G,ENT1LE C' BROWN n x ,,.. 5 a A.AVEDESlAN 2 Utt. T . ttt S J EHAN -. xx w i , ,L i Q, xk ' , M ek JJ -I rl T'-I SAMSON Q AR.LE T C. fs.. l x ,, H . 4 45 1 1' - 7... I 1- Q 'X 6,1 21 U K ' ff 9. ' ' ,E ,I Il W, Q m4.aJ4 1 if ', ,N fn 4 Mfl, , we M i A ' -,.. , Mn 'UT -v L' e W ,I L4, i4n W H T3 ff , N, X JUNIORWLIJXHSITX ' f it , df ? S ...L as 4 S .mm JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS This group of younger cheer- leaders were all chosen this year. They did an excellent job of cheer- inH,especially since they had no previous experience. The members of the outfit are: Phyllis Nantes, Barbara Perry, Bonnie Rhode, Sandra Gigandet, Jackie Schwartz, and Patty Miller. The cheerleaders are extremely proud of the fact that the senior squad now boasts new uniforms. The eirls presented many novel cheers and muon vim and vigor at all the games. The members of the regular squad are: Janet Welsh, Nancy Bichler, Patty Hat- ton, Vi Stefano, Jeanne Williamson, Pat Spadafore, and Roberta Brindle. Mrs. Rook is the group's adviser. WB N .f 7 X ,Z S X . , X Y' A .Z 7 in S j J 'T K X A. fvacwd ORCHESTRA The orchestra, under the direction of Hr. Schilken, has presented many fine programs this year. The members of the orchestra are as follows: Violins--Ann Wilson, Virginia Greenlee, Marilynn Schubert, Lore Steffen, Audrey Cleary, Arlene Burick, Jean Bryson, Barbara Orchard, Lynne Humphreys, Phyllis Nantes, Leah Wade. Violas--Betty Jo Kuss, Suzanne Eddinger, Janet Kuss. Cellos--Bertram Pietzcker, Aline Compton, Bonnie Rohde, Alice Webb, Bob Falzone. Basses--Judy Embler, Shirley Bloom. Piano-Ann Kuhlman. Flutes--Bob Blanchfield, Julie Rippens. Clarinets--John Cleary, Jane Schaffer. Saxaphones--John Wilson, Joyce Metcalf. Oboe--Marty Wilson. Bassoon--Helen Greenlee. Trumpets--Fred Ryan, Nelson Ryan, Bruce Trude, Dave Anderson. Trombones--Gary Bailey, Nancy Drake. French Horn- Leonard Stahlgren. SENIOR CHORUS The senior girls chorus, under the capable direction of Mr. Schilken, represents the classes from nine through twelve. This fine choral group, which consists of over sixty girls, helped present two musical productions this year. BAND The band, which is under the capable direction of Mr. Schilken, has made many fine appearances before the public. The members of the band are Clarinets--John Cleary, Blaine Minhinnick, Pat Spadafore, James Woolrich, Shirley Jones, Jane Schaffer, Janet Kilburn, Jean Bryson. Oboe--Marty Wilson. Flutes--Bob Blanchfield, Julie Rippens, Betty Lou Webb. Horns- Leonard Stahlgren, Nancy Jo Campbell. Saxa hones--Doris Jean Williamson, Shelby Brundage, John Wilson, Ann Kuhlman, oyce etcalf, Judy Embler, Eleanor Bowers. Trum ets-Fred Ryan, Nelson Ryan, Bruce Trude, Dave Anderson, Dick Hadlock, Guy Free, Don Gourley. Trombones--Gary Bailey, Nancy Drake. Drums--Patty Hatton, Marilynn Schubert, Judy Berdine, John Noyes, John Aydelott. Bells--Audrey Cleary. Basses--Ed Boyles, Norman Rushton. Baritone-Andrew Hillhouse, Charles Leemhius, JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS The Junior High Chorus presented a delightful program at Christmas time. This group consists of girls in grades seven through nine. The direction of this chorus is capably handled by Mrs. Bollman, who prepares these girls for the Senior Chorus. ATTRIBUTE TO' mM How often Mom does sacrifice To help make life a cinch! She always runs to help us When we are in a pinch. What will we do when she is gone And we are left alone? Will people--our utter helplessne Be happy to condone? Oh yes, we are dependant souls, My brothers three and I, But someday our children, too, Will fear for us to die. Nancy Drake DISAPPOINTMENT Expectation overcame me. Impatiently I had to wait. Then it all exploded. SNOWFLAKE I wish I were a snowflake, A-whirling in the air. For if I were a snowflake, I wouldn't have a care. I'd dance and spin and flaunt myself, Out in the cold brisk, air. I'd slide down all the icicles, And land in people's hair. I'd flit around till summer time, Then I would have to go. 'Cause summer suns would melt me, For I am their worst foe! Jean Myers PERPLEXED The doors of life have opened For us to wander through, Which pathway shall I follow. Have you that question,too? To college, a profession? I know not what to do. 52 Bringing me--my fate! Boberta Brindle A brand new license A brand new car The boy is young I'm sure he'll go far. A long strip of pavement A short strip of ice The boy was so young What a s acrificef Judy Lye Lines and rhymes are not for me, As you can plainly see, For with these lines of poetry, I'm sure to get an E. Merry Bobonic An office job, a factory? It's all so very new! Nancy Bichler STORE-BOUGHT There's one day I will ne'er forget As long as I do breathe The day that Daddy dear came home With a pair of store bought-teeth. I still remember his awkward smile As the family in wonder gawked I'll never forget his chattering when poor Daddy ate and talked. Poor Pop! He never had much chance To boast of his new prize For friends who saw him on the street Stared in shocked surprise! Now I know how Daddy feels Too bad he was so blue But now I sympathize with him 'Cause I wear store teeth, too. Betty Jo Kuss MY SISTER I have a little sister Who is really quite a pest. When she goes out to play at night That's when I get my rest. She's always running to and fro with lots of pep and vim In sports she ranks among the top In education-she is dim! Mary Pochey WISHFUL THINKING I wish I could explain the snow, But I also wish that it would go. I want the trees to bud and bear I want the sun to shine sincere. There's a time and a place for all You'd think March would be a time for Spring to call. Patty Mason Futiiity Far away on foreign lands, Stand soldiers weary and worn They die for peace which never comes. In lands of foreign born. Ronny Spadafore CONFUSION SWEETNESS AND LIFE Bright green it was, Standing in the candy case, A long striped candy cane, A shiny new nickel, Held in a grimy, clenched fist, Opened to receive its prize. No longer green is the cane, Nor has it been eaten. It lies on the road as a witness Of the broken child beside it. Judy Berdine FUTILE You can't tell and neither can I, You say you can, just try Does color or size Have anything to do with personality? You say it does Why don't you face reality? Can you tell by the color of a suit? Can you tell by the size of the shoe? Can you tell by the color of skin? You say you can--just try. Lawrence E. Gray BOOKS Books are like humans In more ways than one They may be hated or They may be fun. Some are so short And some are long And many others Are sweet as a song. Mother just received a most terrible shock, Her face was white and she couldn't even talk, Do you know what suddenly made her turn dumb? Seven year old Chris just asked, nMama, where did I come from?H Sally Kristiansen Yes, books are like humans In more ways than one Did you ever try reading? It's really fun! Don Hillegas Q Ene s Style Leadeis Meyei Qualzty Is Appmachmg 11 5 QL!-JL I Yom Guzde to I ull Century I .G!3TU!!?f Sl1t1SfCl6t1077, Smrut Collvqe Styled Appmel fm Hz Students CLOTHING FURNISHINGS HATS SHOES Also Misses and Teen age SUITS, COATS AND SKIRTS P. A. MEYER E99 SONS 817 819 821 State St i Q . , - , , - .- Q. : G' . . , - N I x Ll N. . . . l ' . Q k ,' L' I N' I 1 1 ,- A 1- A 5 f A , 4 ' 9 l J Relmble Gruver's Barber Shop Home Furnishings C0-v Inc- 3315 Buffalo Road 1213-19 State St. Erie, Pa. Wesleyville Phone 8-:EW4 Watch and Diamond Specialist Geo. V. Thomas Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler We time the Railroad-Why not yo Wesleyville, Pa. u? Pete Pulakos, Inc. FINE PASTRIES CANDIES ICE CREAM llth Street and Liberty Main and Rankin Sts. Lawrence Park i X RX X ,Z PAH 9- Wllg X T fy A A R D - -4 QA f H V Q! XXX fb' ' 5 if 0 gfxj X XXV ' ' X V - E 2 'Q X W My livin . Q C x xil A 1 ' ' ! Q UI I X' f'f f T 21 - Vr':.x WHTf 1:1ru'f gff X r K rf 'L' m ' 11. zur. XX W .-L' - A.f2v4f.LLoM A ,jiiEF' 4-7 ,X km 1? ' 5 ffi p' Stl! :QJZZQE J My E Y we IW wwf! xv flq . 'I 1 v f- N .- 9 4 :TW , di: fl' wr I 1 - -5. lf sm 1mfTi1T11NX ' viT?'..mm11lW0 , NKQQANA XN- DEBATE The Debate Society has in the past ycar debated such teams as North East, Harborcreek, Wesleyville, Academy, Milcreek, Bradford and Girard. Under the leadership of Miss Carnahan, the debaters enjoyed a successful season. Membership included: Negative--Roberta Brindle, Patricia Spadafore and Howard Higby. Affirmative--Jane Shaffer, Ray Mattson, Audrey Cleary and Joan Brechbiel. The debate question, resolved nThat Social Welfare Benefits to the PeOple be extended by the Federal Government,u was a tough but intresting one. SAFETY PATROL The Safety Patrol deserves a bouquet for the splendid work they are doing. This is their 23rd year of uno accidentsn whatsoever. They stand in rain, sleet, snow, and shine, and no one ever hears them complain about their job. They truly like their work It can be said of all well- , -'f ,Q , C I V41 Aw!! qw E ' I ll, v ppl! ' ,fs T15 QW F2531 555' rizfs i fi:-. ' we use 1 M1-pt r, ?r 'sf 'll .I ,lfgfwfl L , ef 1' p '61, ,fum l I-915 M' , l 44um-Q ,' .A . . ' '- -I5 K, 7 l- QL ,,, in r 1 r'4a 4 f M, , CJ 41g I twxf organized bodies that good repre- f sentation is its back-bone. This year's Student Council, under the 5QsEEl' capable leadership of Andrew Hill- : house, made possible the well plann- f,,l ed student activities' slate for jg' 1950-51. Other officers include-- f-l Russ Mosher, Patricia Spadafore, f-9 and the official figure-Juggler, ,Zi Nancy Drake. In no small way was ffl this success due to the well- ,0Xff,'6Qff qualified guidance of Mr. Gin. - 'nm JUNIOR RED CROSS The activities of this junior branch of the National American Red Cross consists chiefly of making holiday favors for our local T. B. Hospital. They also pack and send Christmas gift packages to under- 1 J v E - c s ' privileged students in foreign countries. 5 it J V, e 5 , Special representatives attend monthly meetings at the chapter house in Erie ' ,V and worklwith other Erie members fi K fi-N ., y ggi is ,..fs' fs LAB AsSISTANTS k,,. .Ik L I f x H f ...T f -f ' , , ' g m I' gf 14 7 ' 739,14 ,QQ 5124 0 H 1323 'fQu4???' Qghigiiwjkgg ,fy The members Ol the work- Q, - .f'f'fI:?M FLQQQQS YJ loving lab assistants are: .X G31 iii W Alvin Corzilius Ja-mes Wachter: ' M fj?7ag? '. uggfig ,I John Cleary, John Bretz, Skip ' - , Wfff,4,Z E523 Q ' Val 7 Mattson, Jim Ferguson, and Howard -, ',- I Sfsxigi g'Q , . Y f I . Nf if , I m'Q5N M525 gQgW-' T 4 ' Higby. They are under the dir- 1 J H kit ,Jin fifyl ii rgf, ection of Mr. Gill. 'H . 1 LEE ,f ar v , gftzfxlfe-P ,s 1,5-.Q-.3 QW ' 1 I wizifjg ' .v , A 3 X na' 35,9 r , I J 33' V X ,A Q 055-f f gi' H ' 6.P0rvM 3? STUDENT LIBRARIANS Our library could not be so efficient as it is without the help of the student librarians These students keep our books in good condition and aerform various other duties in their quiet, un- noticed way. So, to this grouo, whose officers are--Joyce Dorman, Carolyn Mosher, Ann Kuhlman--we now say Thanks! COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club con- sists of Seniors in the seventh period Typing class. The purpose of this club is to enrich their knowledge of business life. The officers this year are: Presi- dent, Marilynn Schubertg Vice- President, Tharon Foxy Secretary, Fae Gerardg Treasurer, Thelma Phillips, with Mrs. Paysour as their adviser. Their activities consisted of field trips, social I rn gatherings, and guest speakers. USHEHS' CLUB The Ushers' Club has been very successful this year. Under the guidance of their faculty adviser, Mrs. Sova, the ushers have reached last year's goal. They are now proudly dis- playing their new uniforms E. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Because of the intense in- terest shown by the members of the llth and 12th grades, the Future Teachers of America Club was organized. This organization familiarizes the prospective teachers with the duties pertaining to the profession. They have participated in excurions to Edinboro State Teachers College, Behrend Center, and Villa Maria College. This year the president is Nelson Ryang Judy Lye is Vice- Presidentg while Virginia Greenlee is secretary. Mrs. Skala is the faculty representative . SENIOR Y-TEENS This group is composed of lOth, llth, and 12th grade girls under the supervision of Mrs. McDannie1s and Mrs. Paysour. It is primarily a service organization, but they also have many social functions. Their officers are: Pres., Marlene Wellsg V. Pres., Ann Wilsong Treas., Tharon Fox. all. LOS VECINOS BUENOS The Spanish Club, los Vecinos Buenos, is very active in our school. Besides enjoying many social gatherings, they have promoted better relationships with our foreign friends. Membership is open to first and second year Spanish classes and those who have completed two years. This club is under the capable direction of Miss Bell. JUNIOR Y-TEENS The Junior Y-Teens, composed of 7th, 8th, and 9th grade girls, are under the direction of Miss Forsyth. The officers of this group are: President Carol Hagueg Vice- ?resident, Linda Nasong Secretary, Patty Royallg and Treasurer, Nancy Jo Campbell. The girls meet monthly for the purpose of fellowship, instruction, and social enjoyment. SPEECH CLASS One of the most worthwhile, optional activities of our school is the speech class. In this students learn to speak clearly, distinctly, and to speak before a group. Their talents are p t to best use through introducing our many assemblies and through the entertaining Christmas Play. OFFICE MONITORS of work. The sewing club is a new organization composed of nine teen girls. Some of their interesting projects are: personal sewing, style show, mother and daughter tea, and the sewing of stuffed toys for needy children. The officers are: Donna Woolstrum, presidentg Dorothy Yadeski, Vice-president, Bev- erly Blunt, secretary, JOB!! Linguist, treasurer. This group of girls, ranging from grades nine through twelve, can be seen every day busily run ning errands for the office staff This is a fine way for girls to ge practical experience in office work, and to find whether or not their interests lie in that type fllIIUIMIllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllfllllllllllllllmllllll lil!!IIIIMUIIIHIIlllllllllllllllflllliillllllllllllllillliII ATTENDANCE M NITORS The girls who pick up our absentee slips and who keep our attendance records accurate, deserve much credit. These likeable lassies are: Mona Shaffer, Mary Pochey, Judy Berdine, Sally Kristian- sen, Vi Stefano, Tharon Fox, Thelma Phillips, Mari- lynn Schubert, Bonnie Zimmerman, Bertha Savage, Marlene Wells, and Marvis Smith. STAGE CREW The boys who make up the stage crew are things as pulling the curtain, keeping the materials ready back , gram and play, and taking care of the lighting. This group T T consists of the follow- ing boys: Don Hillegas, ' Bob Dobson, Avedis Avedisian, Jack Sheehan, David Frick, Don Craft, Jim Ferguson, Eddy ' Dalglish, Delbert Shaffer, Frank Compton and Don back stage nearly any time,and they deserve lots of credit for the splendid job they have done, 4' BOYS' TNTHAMURAL CAPTAINS The oys' Intramurals program nas been quite ' '49 successful. This may be because of the great T variety of sports offered. Every homeroom has a representative who, in turn,becomes a member of either the senior or junior league, depending on what grade he is in. The homeroom captains pict- ured near-by are: John Adyelott, George Matosian, Richard Brucker, Jack Yount, Jim Pier, Dave,Ander- son, Don Hillegas, and Dave Chilcott. ' I ' 'z??' f A lWAWNiIQmll1UMiVlHIl N DUNN f .WMN l.?, 9' kept busy doing such ' 'S Aa stage for every pro- f ' Bendig. They can be found 165, A X unusual Mllum EQ 2 f 24 sf EA if all E E, E gc 9, 3 's 2 i E 2 r 5 -5 1 5 E i , 2 E 4 2 2 Q 5 21 E 5 E 5 5 G G 2 5 s K Z ? z 2 s z f 9 9 2 5 E i ? -: , 5 5 Z S'-7 5 E 2 2 15 -f E ' 1 Jay 8: Dee ' Rexall Drug Store 3004 Buffalo Road Wesleyville, Pa. COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE w w N Compliments of JOHN, THE BARBER 874 IANKINE AVINUI. L P. Grenz Garage Elmer Grenz, Prop. STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Phone 8-3110 Wesleyville, Pa. Compliments of THE DUCHI-ISS SHOP The Little Shop on Times Square 2924 Buffalo Rd. 105 West 10th St Wesleyville, Pa. Erie, Pa. SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, STATE, AND NATION 2 Xjbiiff 5 Lawrence Park Memorial Post and Auxiliary Unit No. 910 Compliments of G-H Super Market 4002 Main Street Lawrence Park Erie, Penna. ' 3 Footwear and Accessories of Quality 918 Peach Street Erie, Pa. The Quality Specialty Shop of Erie, Pa. Eihr lialle Bros. Gu. Times Square Phone 26 -451 I Al Massey's Barber Shop Red 8: White Hoy Starks Ernie Wolfe S Phone 8-3608 M Distinctive A 0 1 N D Hail' Sty ing I V x Q ,M CHOIQ lu MRAIS E T is 1,adi..S and Gents it FRESH VEGETABLES Y and 866 Rankin Ave. FROSTED FOODS Ph. 8-4847 Compliments MAKE TI-IE of George's Cigar Store ' ' ' ' CIGARETTES, YOUR TOBACCO, CANDY, etc. DOWNTOWN Proprietor George C. Owens HEADQUARTERS 1015 Rankin Avenue Compliments of flu Penmyfvania Sfafe gjoflce Compliments of Star Laundry Compliments vf John F. N uss justice of Peace 3905 Main Sine! Phone 8-3763 Nickel Plate Mills, Inc. Feed - Seeds - Builders' Supplies Wesleyvillo, Pennzi Phone 8-41013 JOHNNY CUNNINGHAM Congratulates the Class of 1951 and Wishes them every succe s Congratulation t The Graduating Class of 1951 from LUCILLE L. OWENS Decorating Studio 4004 EAST LAKE ROAD ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 8-3381 TANNER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Phone 8-3141 L P k 4201 B ll St Since 1918 . . . pl! 'filvvlidllrlnn STR!! LEY, f 1911 'U . . ff . Furniture of Quality C m liments of PLUBELL HARDWARE COMPANY Wesleyville, Pa. General Hardware, Paints, Oils Glass Shop at SMITIPS and Save Open Fri. and Sat. Till 9 P. M. Phone 8-3417 SMITH'S FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE CO. 2911 Buffalo Rd. Wesleyville, Pa. Compliments of MARY'S DAIRY BAR 4108 Main Street - Lawrence Park ERIE'S Town 8z Country Shop Isabella Demetter DRESSES - BLOUSES - HOSE 362 West 8th Street Erie, Pa. Phone 21-1138 1 1 Compliments of LAWRENCE PARK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY SERVICE AND PROTECTION LIGHTING FIXTURES tl CONTRACTING WIRING H. H. FRICK 8: SONS ELECTRICAL SERVICE 1025 PRIESTLY AVE. LAWRENCE PARK, ERIE. PA. Phones: 824065 8-20113 4'8554 l The Park's Own Cleaners Park Cleaners 4112 Main St. Complirnents of Doug Demetter I:IIoIc'I: IIIEATS AND cIRocvEnII:s 4009 Main St. Phone 8-2304 Compliments of FITWELL TAILCIR surrs MADE 'rn CIRDER I FHHHH CHHPEH if fl I ' Gusfom gurrzer ESTABLISHED IN 1915 19 East 8th St., Erie, Pa. .Jus KunI.nI:x aan Pmun: a-r. sms, PA. Complimrnis vf N. S. WHITE McVAY'S GARAGE 8: BODY SHOP COMPLETE AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIRS Also Complete Body and Fender Rebuilding Official Penna. Inspection Station Phone 8-1269 1009 Rankine Ave. Lawrence Park. Pa. Harry E. Mueller J The Key Man iw m Ii .K 18 East 9th street Dial 23-345 '-25 Q' -S rr W h' M hines Vacuum Cleaners Thefre Swell . . - '1iwQ8A as Ing ac qi , K Repair All Makes Rebuilt Parts We Make Duplicate Keys of All Descriptions In a Minute 908 Peach Street Erie, P11- l l 1 I l l 1 1 1 1. EE ERVI E IR LA INC N SU EI? REQ 5 HNJCLAXR 2222 EAST LAKE ROAD OIL XXOQUR QEWVICQI DOD A A LUBMLATIUN 'J Tm' BEST CANDY 2 MR-0-sem: A 0 ncecrzmm WL STATION Q4 Hem wmvmg HOME U'q W' ' Szrvice 32022 CY. 4 .J D RD ua cr J. G. Noble 8x Company FINE PRINTING 130 East Ninth Street Erie, Pennsylvania Telephone 25-9102 THE ERIE TIMES Daily Sunday FIRST Is everything desired in a family newspaper Compliments of KLINE'S LAUNDRY Comstock Building Products Co. 5612 East Lake Road Erie 3, Pennsylvania Phone 8-5377 COMPLETE LINE OF BUILD.ING PRODUCTS Steel Sash, Doors, Joists and Building Panels Compliments of Compliments of IRON F IREMAN 3 IM, ' g 0 '5 HEATING RELIABLE JEWELERS Gas - Oil - Coal Burners and Furnaces 708 State Street Erie, Penna. 501 French St- Phone 2-3784 UNION FRUIT 8x PRODUCE CO. WHOLESALE FRUITS and VEGETABLES 2-5697 - PHONES - 2-5698 1612 State Street Erie, Penna You'll Be Pleased With MINNESOTA PAINTS PADDEN'S 1713 State Street Phone 2-4366 Erie, Pa. UE l0CAl 506 CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1951 UE Local 506 represents the production and main- tenance Workers in the Erie Works of the General Elec- tric Co. The UE opposes discrimination because of race, sex, color, religious or political beliefs. We will continue our fight to increase the Ameri- can standard of living in order to preserve this democ- racy. f l0CAl 506 UE 3923 MAIN STREET LAWRENCE PARK Compliments of .Eawamce Peak Nlhlelfic Glad The Makers ot GMD congratulate the 1951 graduates ot e Lawrence Park High School and wish success and happiness to I every one of them HAMMERMILL PAPER COMPANY Erie, Pennsylvania Congratulations to The Class of 1951 from GREENlEE'S SHOPPING CENTER 4120 Main Street Lawrence Park. E , Ph 8-3420 + 7 . DARLING FLOWER SHOPPE Corsages - Cut Flowers Wedding Bouquets Phone 4-8792 108 West 7th 103 West 10th WM. F. WRIGHT, Jeweler 2905 Buffalo Rd. Wesleyville, Pa. Hamilton, Bulova. Longines, Whittnauer, Elgin, Watches Fine Diamonds Mido-watches Watch repairing Compliments of DR. J. F. HARKINS Wesleyville, Pa. Compliments of Alderman Merchie Calabrese 17 West 12th Street Erie, Pa. JOI-lNSON'S ORANGE CAR T. S. Fahrs, Mgr. 13 E. 21s-t Street 7 r Erie's Only ESCALATOR STORE State Street at Ninth Erie Quality Home Furnishings Since 1900 Epp Furniture Company 1307 State Street Phone 2-3683 Furniture - Floor Coverings Stoves - Appliances Congratulations to The Class of 1951 from TROY LAUNDRY I TWINEATA HOT DOGS - two for 25c HAMBURGS - two for 25c Take home a bag full' CHILI Call 8-4806 -1005 Main St. Lawrence Park De Backer Sunoco Service East Lake Rd. and Payne Ave. tWhere Lawrence Park Hi School Boys Workj f? , X xg X Brighten your table and surprise your guests with sundaes. Use Gem City ice cream - Erie's Finest Made. GEM CITY DAIRY 503 East sth sr. Erie, Pa. Body and Fender Repairing Frame and Axel Alignment Auto Painting Frank Banka's Collision Service Phone '2-3016 919 East 9th Street Erie, Penna. VISIT YOUR COMMUNITY NURSERY the F REELAND GARDENS See our Roses, Perennials, Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs 5210 East Lake Road 1 mi. East of Lawrence Park Compliments of Waiter's Home-Dressed Meats Cooked Ox Roast Our Specialty Wholesale To Restaurants Phone 01-6373 ENJOY . . . STERLING MILK Homogenized with Vitamin D 3330 Peach St. Erie, Pa. 3 Best Wishes To The Class of 1951 Compliments of ALBERT F. BEUTE TRUCKING Compliments of RUDY BAUER'S BARBER SHOP 10 West 8th Street Fischer 8: Scheller Prescription Pharmacy Telephones 2-5681 and 2-5682 N. W. Corner State and Perry Sq. Minadeo's Sport Center 121 West 9th Street Erie, Pennsylvania Phone 6-5288 Erie, Pa. Congratulation to the MILADY Cla-SS of 1951 ACCESSORIES THE FLOWER BOX Flowers for all occasions 713 Peach Street Erie, Pa' 819 Peach Street Erie, Pa. Phone 2-4559 Compliments of Helen's Restaurant 8: Ice Cream Bar 23 North Park Row Erie, Pennsylvania l . Compliments of Imperial Cleaners 2002 Peach Street Phone 6-0280 Gem City Furniture 1507 State Street Phone 4-7297 See us for household furnishings Appliances, Furniture, Curtains, Blankets, etc. Your credit is good Insurance that insures Service that satisfies Old Line Stock Companies Jay S. Smith 537 West 8th St. Erie, Pa. Office Phone 2-4278 Sanner Office Supply 1119-1123 Peach Street Steel and Wood Desks - Chairs - Files Portable Typewriters Electric Shaver Clinic Typewriters Rented - Repaired Parke T. Morrow 14 E. 11th Street Phone 2-4022 Erie, Pa. i a 'I DON HEADS STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS 4723 BUFFALO ROAD WEDDI B 6 NGS THE MEASURE OF QUALITY ECOMA ICE CREAM Erie County Milk Association COIPLIIENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Kelly When you have learned to drive SAFELY and SANELY insure your car with the ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE 1 -, l The PENN THEATRE Congratulates the Class of 1951 and wishes them every success Atlas Construction Company Building Contractors 2024-26 Buffalo Rd. Cougralulalions I0 the Gradualing Class of 1951 from Del Forsyth Compliments of DAKA PAPER CO. Made to Measure Suits and Top Coats for Men and Women All Wanted Shades and Fabrics in Domestic and Imported Woolens 349.50 to 569.50 Suits and Top Coats in Stock for Men 3534.50 to 555.00 Pants and Slacks 557.95 to 514.95 Perry Square Clothes 701 State Sl. B. F. Goodrich Store Jack Bindeman Tires - Batteries - Accessories 19 State Street Phone 2-3205 Erie, Pa. Compliments of Benton's Restaurant 2202 East Lake Road i l 7 7 if 1 l 1 1 W Congratulations to the Class of 1 J. E. HULL 31.00 to 35.00 and up STORE 51: and 10: STORE Phone 8-2781 NASON'S READY-T0-WEAR 2920 Buffalo Road Wesleyville, Pa. LINGENFELTER SERVICE STATION Lubrication - Minor Repairs Washing 4042 Main St t L 'en P k P COIPLIIENTS OF Christ Lutheran Church Lawrence Park i 1 lii 1 IUEJUW val DAIRY 'IUFYALU IIIAII AT HAIIIIII ll ERIE, PENNA. Phone 8-3157 Don't Take Less Than The Best You Get The Best When You Get MEADOW BROOK ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS GET A GOOD MUSICAL EDUCATION From Beginner to Competent Artist, at the ERIE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Established in 1913 156 West Seventh Street, Erie, Pa., Phone 2-2824 Principal, Peter LeSueur Bachelor of Music, Oxford University: Fellow of the Royal College of Organists, London. Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Music, London. Fellow of the American Guild of Organists Organist and Choirmaster Emeritus of St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral. CONSERVATORY COURSES To students desiring to take one subject only, complete courses are given at moderate fees by a highly qualified faculty of fifteen artists, in Piano, Voice, Organ, Violin Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Flute, Oboe. Clarinet, Saxophone, Harp, Trumpet, Alto, Baritone, Trombone, Tuba, Piano-Accordion, Mandolin, Spanish and Hawaiian Guitars, Xylophone, Banjo, sight Singing, Theory, Musical Knowledge, Harmony, Counterpoint, Composition, Fugue. Analysis and History of Music. Certificates awarded on the satis- factory completion of each grade. The Conservatory has Eight Grand Pianos, GRADUATION COURSES To students desiring to do more comprehensive work for personal culture or with a view to taking up Music as a -profession, Graduation Courses are offered with Piano. Voice, Organ. Band and Orchestral Instruments, Composition, Harmony and Theory as principal subjects. CLASSES IN HARMONY AND GENERAL MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE Conducted by Principal, Peter LeSueur These classes meet once a week and each session lasts an hour. Open to all music Students, singers and players, whether pupils of the Conservatory or not, who wish to round out their musical education and ensure for themselves a solid foundation in good musicianship. Attendance at this class for one year, or its equivalent in private lessons is required from each candidate for graduation. Fee 251.00 a lesson, which includes use of text books and material. Certificates awarded. Compliments of F orty's Cleaners Lawrence Park is Welcome to Visit Our Plant Phone 8-2611 Cumplimm-nts nf Soudan's Restaurant AND DAIRY BAR 3704 East Lake Road a rg us QM, Cofnpliinrnls vi AFRIEND H01-'IfII.xN CMIILIU IIEI',uI: PIIOTOGRAPHII: sUPIfLms ANU FINISHING 29 West 7th St. Erie, Pa. CLIF F 'S C. G. ROBERSON FAST ' ' J' p p BATTERY A A TEZESPSENE 9 A: . .. .. H R - 1 - 2: 1 .Y- fi C A SWG 431: U IO wisr 0 ELECTRIC ACETYLENE OFFICIAL PENNA. INSPECYION SYAYIO 3408 Edison Ave. Nlesleyville. Pa., Com blimrnis of A FRIEND JIM 14. Quad, Blackfx CONCRETE, CELIJCRETE AND CINDER BLDEK MANUFACTURER PERMACRETE SEPTIC TANKS - PRECAST CONCRETE STEPS PLANT! 24TH AND BRANDES STS. ERIE, PA. PHUNE5 U-3178 - D-T368 Compliments of Compliments of NORTHWEST MABEL SEITZINGER ELECTRIC 4113 Bell st. Phone 8-3981 CONSTRUCTION co. Team, of Pialm ' Organ - History - Harmony 1301 Peach St. Phone 2-4231 Theory DON'S MODEL SHOP Complete Line of Model Supplies Phone 5-4330 2312 Peach Street Erie, Penna. Compliments of SUN OIL COMPANY GEORGE BASTE THE BARBER across from the Richford Hotel Call for Appointments 514 State Street Phone 7-9141 Harrison Machine Co. Manufacturers of Core Blowers Designing and Building Machinery 2725 Station Road Wesleyville Pa. Phone 8-3805 Schneicler's Repair Service Compliments of 1914 Water Street GQ? Lawnmowers - Saws - 5 2 Washing Machines PAINTS Shoe Repairing 1023 state St. Phone 8-3879 OI' 8-3104 Erie, Pa. A 5 Compliments of ERIE PACKAGING Compliments of QUAKER CLEANERS Corner 6th East Ave. 622 State St. 12th St. Market House L b Min k ggiiner' 26th and Peach Um el' - l WOT - t and Cascade Builders,Supplies 26th and Parade 9th and Parade 348 E. 19th St. Phone 2-2044 462 WGSt Sth Street 1652 West 8th Street C l' 1 ts f mp 0 sYco-scmzw MACHINE PRODUCTS ERIE WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE 1002 Parade Street Erie, Pa. Calkins Road- RD 5 North East, Pa. J. L. Yates Phone 8-3479 RUSTERHOLTZ BAKERY Complete Line of Baked Goods 3819 West 12th and 301 East 12th Phone 35--1422 main, 21-1295 We et X 0N , ,' 1015 State Street ' Erie, Penna. Dale William's Music Shop REED INSTRUMENT SPECIALISTS Sales - Reed inst. mouthpieces Refacing to fit YOU You've got a hole in your head Between your nose and your chin Come to the Park Dinor And we'll fill it in. PARK DINOR 4019 Main Street Lawrence Park Open 24 hours - six days a week L I I GENERAL . ELECTRIC Appliances Sales and Service 18th at Holland State at 14th 4003 MAIN STREET LAWRENCE PARK f-.Vgf-NM THE R'-ZXAL1. DRUG STORE UITH A -SMILE U PHONE 8-4-XS! Compliments of AIIIED FLORISTS ASSOCIATION OE GREATER ERIE THE NIGHT BEFORE THEY CAME It was night. Now and then a flash made the room light, and a gunshot was heard in the distance. The little girl lay in bed and did not know what to make of all this confusion. The last day had been so exciting and terrible. She did not have to so to school during these last days because the enemy came nearer and nearer, and the parents wanted their children home. So down she went to the beach and met her friends there. While they were playing peace- fully, they suddenly heard a plane over their heads and looked up. It was an English plane, it was the enemy. The other children ran away, screaming, but the little girl could not move. Her eyes had to follow the plane that went out over the sea until it was over the big ship. Then it dropped something. The girl often had seen this in the movies, so that she knew what that meant. The plane dropped a bomb on that ship. A black cloud with little pieces whirling around in it rose from the boat, and then it looked as if there was a big fire swimming on the water. She stood there, her eyes fixed on this terrible and fascinatinv picture, The explosion made the ground shake and the little girl startled, turned around, and ran right into the arms of her mother, who was looking for her. Now, that she was safe in her mother's arms, she cried, but did not really know why. That had been , and now it was night, and the girl was in bed, all dressed with coat and boots on. Any minute they might have to leave the house. Her brothers and sister were sleeping, but she could not find rest. She did not understand this world. Had she not prayed each night that her country would be victorious? And now the enemy came, and would probably destroy the whole village. Slowly the dawn came, and nothing had happened, yet. The street looked deserted, everybody stayed in his house. The girl stood at the window, looking out, waiting for those men she hated. Those men, who had destroyed her home, who had killed so many friends, who had bombed that ship the other day. She could think of nothing else but: I hate those Englishment There they come now, slowly driving up the mainstreet of the villagef' There were three men in a jeep, without any guns. They looked like human people, one of them looked even a little bit like her father. Suddenly she remembered that her father was a soldier, too, and that he also had destroyed homes. He had to do it, because he had to obey orders. He did just the same, as these Englishmen did. She was so ashamed of herself for having hated these people. 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