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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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'-,4- v I ' 1- lsr- 4 -,'Qv.- . ., in , .4-9 - . l ,4 0, A V 5. -551-,Q '57.rS:,,,v- isa -uvl 2 7' ' , -,, ,- A,x.'-s'Q--- VV .. Q, Hello! This year marks time Lweziiy-iifili .iimiversary ofI.:1v.'- . reiice Park H1311 School! To cclebraie 12115 gre-ni oeenbioii, 1.-.'e lmvc siriven elillgcrilly Lo creme gi boola L?.:iL i5 beiiiiizig tlie eiiormiiy of Limb event. We are iiboui io Lalge you on au exeizigig ioiir oi our owzibe- loved Lziwreiice Park Jr.-Sr. Higfi Scliool wliose igiee Em.. cliimged so very mucli during LHC past qiiiincr of qi eei1LL1I',,.bi1L wliose liiqiii and spii'iL have Lilwaiys remiiiiied Lime giiixii You will see Llie lizills :incl classrooms Lib they :iii iokliy 11. il will ailso l1.ive ii view of Llie studeiiis iii ilieir i'i-speelw--el i iiiicl Club groups. Biislietbaill, football, giml oiliei' nyoilf, .i.e :iw iii-fgleeli-Ll in our book. Tliey are prebezileil iii loi'm.iI iiieiiiiwe .iiid iii iiilormzil simpslims in tlieii' LLSLi:1l siirioiiiidiiigng ii.i1iii-ly. the gym .ind football field. Oul tour will also Kellie you to Ollf Leiiclimrs Lo wlioui V.'i'lI,1olii consiantly for counsel and for good follovfsliip, Wiilioiil ilii-ni. Lh:s book would mover have been :1 reality. Our way of paying tribute to our principal, Lo our lCllCliCfii. and to our Board of Direciors is io prebezii time LAWllFll'l'IAQJ. NNIVER AR The Class of 1357 respectfully dudrcatgf .tsy4.1r?mokmI',Ir.How- ard J. Schxlkuu, Drruror of Musrc at Lawruncg Park Ir.-Sr. Ihgl. School. Through thu years Mr. Schglkuu has wurhud hard to prcfcut mruslrcl shows and musicals, such as DANNY IJITIIHL, MISSISSIPPI MELODY, and TONY BEAVER, For this hard work, wc the student body of Lawrance Parl-1 High School, say thank you. FAC Mr. Rhodes is our Chief Adminis- trative Officer in charge of the en- tire school system. Under his ca- pable and efficient leadership our faculty and student body function a as a warm, friendly family. Our office staff: Miss Bettie Nuber TI .TY 'ix , Mr. Skala, our distinguished and brilliant principal, diligently strives to keep our school at the hi h standard for which it is na- 8 tionally recognized, Tenth Grade Advisers: Mrs. Lucille Sova, Mr. Howard Schilken, Mrs. Grace Smith, Miss Jean Forsyth. Eleventh Grade Advisers: Mr. Harold Hadlock, Mr. William Kring, Mrs. Jean Penman, Miss Mari and Mrs. Eileen Beanland. anne Carnahan. Twelfth Grade Advisers: Mr. Edward Poly, Mrs. Jessie Skala, Mr. John Finnessy. SCHGOL B0 RD Thls IS our school board Be cause of thelr unselfrsh servlce mtellrgent plannmg and keen for srght we can boast of one of the fmest schools of our SIZC 1n the entue country MARTIN GROTJOHAN Presrdent 'UKFF' A HARTLEY D R Merer W F SCHRYVER secfefa-FY V1ce Preszrdent Member x JOHNW TEKER N S WHITE SAMUELL GILSON Member Treasurer Sohcxtor SEVENTH GEAEE fm M -,ICJ 1' X and 'Yi JA-A 'U' ROW I Kathleen Adams Ronald Artken, Janet Amann, John Arnold, Alrce Bachman John Barley ROW II Beverly Barber Phylhs Bernsley Joyce Cable, Judy Cable Margaret Crpalla Ann Clark ROW III Sharon Crawford Rrchard Curtrs, Wxllram DePlatchett, Robert Drbble, Joseph Duryea Ronald Eaglestone ROW IV John Ehas Fred Feathers Paul Feathers Colm Feeney, Barbara Fenner Roberta Fetzner ROW V Jean Fzfe Manlyn Fuck, Carolyn Garwood Helen Goodman Carol Goss Stephen Hosmer ROW VI James Hughes A Krantz, Barbara Lee, Rrchard Lmse, Mary McMurray Donald Mexer 8 lan -Q' :'J.'. ff.: A Q -1 A-' L D .A M JN M awed .VX f Vi I - N . 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F . , . . ' : , , . . D SEVE TH GRADE EVENTS Our first week at Lawrence Park High School was confusing, but exciting! As time passed, however, we became accustomed to the rules and regulations of our new surroundings. A gala Sock Hop in October was our first social event. It was as successful as all our other activities held throughout the year. We received the honor of having the greatest number of students on the honor roll for the first six weeks and retatned our good reputa tion for the rest of the year Q? CLASS OFFICERS Vice Pres Ruth Wilson ec Michael Poly Treas Colm Feeney lil I Pres.: .......... Chuck Arnold S .: .......... ' T 'Il' S EECH - ,Q 4- 'S Maq . 1 I 1 - - fn 1, le., 'infix I v- V I 1 'v A ,rcs A-L L I ' I 1 , ' A 'x 1 1 1 . ' 1 vw 4' 1 ' g E'--4. ' 'J-' nj' 15 'U' l YZ7 Q fi xOWI G11 ld A1011 S1113 Audgrso Carole Bum S1151 11 ll T11o111aS B1.rd1111. 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'CQ IL' ,W ' ku' Ax ' 1 EIGHTH GRADE HAPPENINGS The Erghth Grade began rts 1956 57 school year by drawing up a worthwhrle agenda A commrttee was appomted from our class to schedule a dance calendar which we followed wrth great succes througl out the year To promote new rdeas for rarsmg money we appointed a new Ways and Means Commrttee As the school year advanced we completed many excmng actrv iues tncludmg a haynde in November Our class officers did a very good Job wrth these BCIIVIIICS :VV 'Pac CLASS OFFICERS Pres Ro er Gerg Vrce Pres Dav1d Stangle ec Karen Skelly Treas Sandra Suminskr H . . , ' - .5 ' ,,. , 4 V 4 n A .V l' ' . , . 'V as .. A V,' 2 , ,Vg Lf i A f 1 .Q , K , . X S f ' -e L , . : -.. B . . . .... ... S . .. ....... ... .:.... .. JOSEPH E. CRESCIMAN SPONSOR: ri sv -J 'V at w-1 QNX jf' C141 T gr V 'ur Q7 il! ROWI Calvln Baxter Lmda Bemm Andrew Berdxne, Patr1c1a Beute Bonnxe Bronson Elame Buck ROW II M anlyn Buzzard Ronald Carson, Shxrley Carroll Charles Chatham, George Cochxs Betty Culbertson ROW Ill Sanford Dalghsh, Sharon Deumk, Nancy Drabnc, Mary Fetzner, Mmerva Frye Harry Gerg ROW IV Walter Gnesbach, James Hartman Norma Haskms Patnck Hewztt Sandra J azenskr, Roger Johnson ROW V Thomas Johnson, Joseph Kavanagh Nancy Korn, Charles Lew1s, Linda Lyons, John MacGregor I6 93 v', F A 'Q W - , 1 ' - ' , - .4 X 'ez ' . , lame' A 4 A 1 -, 6 T , as, A 4, A ' 4, 'R' .' N , W 1 . ' 1 'Ag ., . 4 H J 'R' f 5 A -'-.f E. RA ' ft 1 s . x I ' S ff' S- .R J 61 g I 4 5 2 ' V , W J ' , 4 ,, W A ' , A 'I A k ' ' U I e V , . J 7' 9. l fy A T if , L ,, VV Ak ?1Z '5' L p c. M y an ..., tl f1.Q . 3 ' n ' l . 1 I . 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' f 'R J ri F RESHMEN F ROLICS The Freshmen really set up a brg year for themselves To begm wrth we decrded to mcrease our treasury Thls we d1d by provrdmg a good mme for everyone We planned a varrety of act1v1t1es and among the more successful of them were a dance and a bake sale Our dances and part16S were new and drfferent and our class assembly was one of the best The helpful Ways and Means Commrttee turned all our rdeas mto pro frtable rea11t1es The Sunshrne Commrttee d1d a splendld Job of remembermg our classmates who were 111 by sendmg them cards or g1fIS of frult Because of our fme class members and able executlve group we can look back on a very successful school year 2 CLASS OFFICERS Pres John MacGregor Vrce Pres Norma Haskms ec Sharon Deumk Treas Geraldme Wrest 18 ' f s ' 6 if 'hu 1 9 I I SUPHUMURES vi vm Q. A.. , 3 , Q B ' - . ., ref -- ., R ce y ve N la.. ar P v ' il 4 Xi h I .::4 lg 4, t y by . t - Y n ' N 4 fa X J 2' sr.. S. A Q h .S V -. ,. . 5, ,iq i J n A . L ' +3 - y J, Q. , ,,. 'fa . N I N ' .. - ll' ' 1 f' l A ' i . ,, my , HHV: , ff- X qx A L in I L, , , 4 , K 'effort HH 1 X Q 5. 4 ff df' -rw Q' we 6 N' ,.-,.f 5-40 av' fi' ROW I Roger Brgley Suellen Blythe Rlchard Boring, Letty Brakeman Robrn Burrows Margaret Caldwell ROW II Bonnie Campbell Margaret Carando Nancy Cochls Davrd Conley Edwm Conrad John Curtrs ROW III Danlel Davrs, Raymond Ebert, Robert Erdle Gerald Feeney Arthur Fetzner John Fetzner ROW IV Norbert Frfe Carol Flaherty Judy Flaugh Ga11Garren, Robert Glasgow Helen Gonda ROW V Norbert Guth Donna Goodrrch Davld Goodwm John I-hgby Stephen Holmes R1chard Horn 70 A X ROW I John Humphreys, Robert Kornackr Ann Krantz, Patncra Kuss James Lamb, Marlene Massre ROW H Bemy McMurra Patrrcra Mrller, Kathlene Moorhead Mrlton Moyer Davxd Palotas Ga11Peterman ROW III Donald Potter Drane Rager Kathlene Reld Terrence Rerd, Arlene Reprne -J K K' 14 ff? E' 'N Al Thomas Savage ROWIV Joyce Schref ferle Bette Schuwerk, Lmda Strnnett Ron ald Swenson Vrclu Wentz, Robert Wrest ROW V Mrchael Wllson, Kenneth Wool strum, Bonme Wynck, Suzanne Yatsko Car olyn York ROW V1 James Yount I I vi .,.. V , M , Q, - ! lfkrll ti f O 1 la D'-.1 ' if -I . l A 1 ,- V ,, P ,. I t ' A-x ' f A V , V W1 an f eeee J 1 J, 7 t Q ' 1' tl V -- , , 7 Y , g W I , f .,, mf , ' . 'Q 4 . Q vi- 3. 43, 1 K A 1 ' 1 1' 5- . I V ol- 'K ' V ,. x f' AZ 'N' R Ain. 4. . jr - Q2 N I : 1 s ., I . : . J . ' 1 ' . . l . ' ' o - Q ' g s , , , . ' 7 N - : ' :t 1 ' 1 I X . 3 . i l I .. 9 21 SOPHOMORE SIDELIN ES The Sophomores began the 1956-57 school year in a most enthu- siastic manner. Our ilrst fund raising project was a doughnut sale which was held early in October. On October 30, the Sophomores celebrated Halloween with our own party. Everyone who attended had a wonderful time. Excitement ran high when we chose our class rings. We are now eagerly awaiting the day when we will finally receive them We planned many varying proJects for the rest of the year All in all we think this was a very prosperous year for the Sopho mores 'Qu CLASS OFFICERS Pres Suzanne Yatsko Vice Pres Jerry Feeney CC Pat Miller Treas Judy Flaugh 77 Q My ,fe 5 . 3 1, 'K Dedicated by the LAWRENCE PARK OFFICE of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK i':v4' nl' -i 1 'W ROW I Neal Anderson, Mary .Jo Bauey, num narrerr, Margaret Behrxnger, Barbara Boyd Jeanne Brandt ROW II Rosemarre Bundle Helen Buterbaugh Lester Carr Warren Chrchester, Vlncent Crescrman, James Dyer ROW III Agnes Ehas, Robert Epperson, Florence Feathers, Lrnda Flaherty, W11l1am French, Robert Gardner ROW IV George I-lulsrnger, Patrzcxa Jenks Patr1c1a Johns Manlyn Jones, Judy Jordan Judy Kaebmck ROW V Cathy Kellogg Carolyn Kraniz, Carol Lenmng, Greta Lrndqurst, Thomas McMurray Garl Mexer 4 T ' , I, 6 ir S I 8 . 'V I I, . , 5' any K s iv V- , A - 1' I 1 , J A , K -mt:-AQ I n 3: ii E0 A ., , ,Y . xxx ' lx il ' a . , 'A IVVAA , H, I If ' 5 - 4?M'Q7 1f em 5 s 4 L A V A Al : . Q. u , , , l n . . n ,Q . ' - . Q , n . , u , s , l: 2 wil' I 'll L S iw if 'Z' ..d ROW I Paul Mmrer, Robert Neal Sarah Nevm, Gerald Olson, Davxd Orchard James Pachell ROW ll Ruth Peters, Nancy Pmar, Judy Ray, Dlane Reaves, Cornne Rensel, Nancy Renshaw ROW III Allen Repme Jean Robmson, Lxnda Roth Carol Rushton, James Rutledge Jerry Rutledge ROW IV Patrlcla Schuwerk Sally S1b ley Sonja Stangle Frank Stefano Dolores Stewart Kay Sundback ROWV Norene Wade Darlene Wrest Clay ton Wxtherow, Thomas Wood, Jacquelme York I J K Q A ,ze y S. , 1: -. eg 0 I Vj - ' I ' , 1 - ' 1 5 I' , x, , ' 4, I M I I , I .1 3 ' , ' 44 , ' 4 ' ' , if :iff I - A 'F ' C A ., 1 ffjff , I I ' 1 rfll ,, I L kk! , X 111' I I at I, 'I K A I I O I If ' w I , ' ,' I I H ,jj 2 VV U I N V ,. M. V ve 19 I I swf' it I W ,F K' lx : If - 'Y S UNIOR REMARKS The Class of 1958 entered its Junior year wxth much enthusrasm The long awa1ted class rmgs finally arrrved m October and we were very excned and proud owners Our mann goal of the year was to rarse money for the Junior en 1or Prom and we all worked very hard to achreve tlus ann The Refreshment Commrttee d1d a fine Job selling candy and coke at the Football and Basketball games and selling candy at Chnstrnas In November we had a hayride which was a huge success The Prom was the biggest event of the year Many long hours were spent and much hard work was done rnakmg rt the brg success that rt was We enjoyed our Iunror year and we are 100k1Ilg forward to next year as Senrors VW CLASS OFFICERS Pres Willrarn French V1ce Pres Paul M1n1er ec Carol Lennrng Treag James Dyer 16 f f Dedlcated by the LAWRENCE PARK LION'S CLUB Kathryn E . Amann General Catherine E. Ames General Carol L. Andersen Commercial Thomas C. Auriti General Susan B. Avery Academic-Commercial S is Faye Baldwin General David Bard General G' S Suzanne M. Bendig Academic -Commercial Barbara J. Blickle Commercial John A. Bloom Scientific 19 Thomas A. Bergan Scientific Margaret M. Blunt Academic Priscilla E. Bryson General Sherrel F. Brakcman Academic-Commercial Robert Bronson Gene ral 1' Robert J. Burick General 5- 'bw Nancy L. Clark Commercial Norman L. Christie General N William A. Conrad General William W. Dibble Scientific E, 1 Andrew H. Dalglish Scientific Herbert L. Dyer Scientific James W. Dcuink Academic Nina R. Fife Commc rcial Doris V. Finley Commercial Carolyn L. Galster Richard S . Flaugh Scientific Carolyn V. George Academic-Commercial Academic .er 01' Margaret N. Foerster Academic -Commercial rw Dennis H. Glasgow General Richard Goodman General Patricia L. Goss Commercial Ns' 46 Mary C. Hughes Academic -Commercial Carolyn M. Jones Academic Norman I.. Knapp General Ps Dean E. Knight General bpenccr Koehler General Richard E. Niles General Daniel A. Nunez General Judith A. Pache ll Commercial Andrew Philippakis Acade mic George S. Renshaw Scientific Colette Rossard Academic Philip E. Smock Scientific Kenneth E. Snyder General Lois E. Tanner Academic -Commercial Hubert lVine1l Academic X1 ug iret Vxlson SClLIlllflL. 'IF Buverly A. 'l'-Sunny Commercial li' E' 1115 CLASS OFFICERS J1ll1am Drbble PI'eS1dLIll James Deumk Vice P1'LS1dLIlI Y Carolyn Jones Secretary Patncxa Goss, Treasurer 16+ as 35 Nf 17 Margin-Q WHSOH Herbert Lindoln Dyer Nlargarct Marian Blunt Valcdictorian Salutatorian Susan Bm-bull Avery George Stephen Rcnshaw Carolyn Virginia Georg u 4 A4 C' 1? t h Q1 Z5 v ty X-:E . f E Q X52-for ET I 5 ..l A it? lr 'Q' 'Y P NH, Mi F .jk f 6 9, QQ , Xa bl gf 1' ' r Y J, X A T34 r x lid ! , si, ff Z ffl H! W I d TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Carolyn George: Tom Bergan: ADVISERSg Susan Avery: Margaret Wilson: Mrs. Fobes Sherrel Brakeman: Pat Goss: Mr. Finnessy Dan Nunez: George Renshaw: Mrs. Penman Peggy Blunt: Suzanne Bendig: Mrs. Skala Herb Dyer: Peggy Foerster: Jim Deuink: Mary Hughes: 38 Editor Art and Layout Editor Art Committee Business Manager Advertising Manager STAFF Distribution Manager Literary Editor Senior Editor Underclassmcn Editor Activity Editor Typing Editor Photography Editor CLASS WILL We the Class of 1957 bemg of sound mmd and body declare thrs to be our offrcral last w1l1 and testament We therefore bequeath CAROL ANDERSON S lusclous ward robe to Bonme Campbell KATHRYN AMANN S boy fnend s car to Janet Amann CATHARINE AMES polrteness to Sonja Stangle THOMAS AURITI S shortness to Tom Wood SUE AVERY S tr1p to Europe to one of thxs year s A F C Scholarshrp candrdates FAYE BALDWIN S gultar playtng to future Elvrs s DAVID BARD S love for nurses to Hamot Hosprtal SUSIE BENDIG S vtvacxousness to Kathleen Moorehead THOMAS BER GAN S good looks to Jerry Olson BARBARA BLICKLE S danclng ab1l1ty to Letty Brake man JOHN BLOOM S tenms racket to Jrm Dyer PEGGY BLUNT S blonde harr to Sue Ellen Blythe SHERREL BRAIGEMAN S artrstrc creatlons to Mrke Wrlson BOB BRONSON S arr of mystery to Jerr Fenn y PRISCILLA BRYSON S avldness rn bookkeeprng to a future bookkeeper BOB BURICK S football playmg to Jack Humphreys NANCY CLARK S charm to Pat Jenks NORMAN CHRISTIE S urrvrng to a future drrver tramer BILL CON RAD S wmnrng smlle to Bobby Glasgow ANDY DALGLISH S happy go lucky manner to Drck Horn JIM DEUINK S athletrc abrlrty to Sandy Dalglrsh BILL DIBBLE S leadershtp to Bxll French HERB DYER S golf playrng to Davrd Orchard NINA FIFE S pony tarl to sportsmanshlp to the Trgers PEG FOERSTER S sltng shot to Mrs Skala for future semor plays CAROLYN GALSTER S love for Oldsmoblles to Norene Wade CAROLYN GEORGE S edrtorshrp to a fortunate Senlor DENNIS GLASGOW S salesmanshrp to Mrss Carnahan CHARLENE GOODMAN S Jokes to Jack Benny DICK GOODMAN S Ivy League Cap to Clayton Wrtherow JIM GOODMAN S enthusrasm for Wesleyvrlle to Robm Bur rows JOHN GORENFLO S red harr to Warren Chrchester PATSY GOSS sparklmg per sonalrty to Vlcky Wentz BRUCE GOURLEY S permanent wave to Kenny Woolstrum MARY HUGHES athletlc ab1l1ty to Greta Ltndqulst CAROLYN JONES dependabrlrty to Kathre Kellogg PETE KOHLER S chug a luggrng coke to Eddxe Flsher NORMAN KNAPP S patrol duty to Bob Erdle DEAN KNIGHT S love for Fords to Jlm Dyer DICK NILES energy to Superman DANIEL NUNEZ S cartoons to AI Capp JUDY PACHELL S clever halr styles to Mary Ann Rensel ANDY PHILIPPAKIS sparklmg brown eyes to Ruth Barrell GEORGE RENSHAW S huntmg gear to George Hulsrnger COLETTE ROS SARD S beautiful srngrng vo1ce to Bonme Owens PHILIP SMOCK S Job as football manager to Mlke Poly KEN SNYDER S height to Jrm Crpalla LOIS TANNER S flaw less complexlon to Marilyn Edlnger BEVERLY TENNEY S typlng ab1I1ty to Jackle York MARGARET WILSON S vocabulary to Danlel Webster HUGH WINELL S popularity to Eddrc Gross A s I0 Mary Schilkeng DOTTY FINLEY'S teaching ability to Linda Rothg DICK FLAUGH'S PROPHECY The class of '57 would like to tell you true What our worthy classmates might do. Since we are the twenty-fifth class, We have to bring some fame. To our beloved Lawrence Park Highg We want to boost its name, Hence twenty years from now to you, We will do our best to relate What this noble class has done, and what is their present state. KATHRYN AMANN and CAROL ANDERSEN efficient secretaries are they And at their special jobs, they are to this day. A sweet young girl was CATHERINE AMES and always did her work. Today we see her in the position of a head clerk. SUE AVERY 'S now a teacher and has traveled far and near. A slight Italian accent is what you're bound to hear. TOM AURITI, our little man, was handy with a gun. You 'll find him now in Africa with big game on the run. When you are sick and need a nurse to care for all your ills, PAYE BALDWIN is the one to call to adminster all pills. DAVID BARD and NORMAN CHRlSTlE'S cars were their first choice. Today they own a show room and sell Rolls Royce. SUE BENDIG and DOT FINLEY were vivacious lasses Who are diligently teaching their first grade classes. To be a Physical Ed. teacher was BARB BLlCKLE'S aimg But in the World Olympics is where she won her fame. TOM BERGAN, A college graduate, a businessman is nowg And after all those twenty years he hasn't changed somehow. BILL CONRAD is the owner of many large gas stations and Hasn't found it hard at all to cope with situations. DAl.GLISH, DEUINK, and DIBBLE, leaders are all three: Engineer, Advertiser, and Chem Engineer are their professions respectively. At business CHARLENE and NINA were highly rated. Their bosses they did marry as in our books are stated. RENSHAW, FLAUGH, and SMOCK had very good intentions Until the lab exploded and spoiled their Weird inventions. PEG FOEISTER and LOIS TANNER'S speed in taking dictation Won them awards and even citations. CA ROLYN GALSTER for many years has taught home economics But finds it difficult to keep the girls from reading comics. To write a book was CAROLYN'S ambition And now she is famous in Journalism. DENNIS GLASGOW, that man about town, Has recently become quite renowned. JIM and DICK GOODMAN, the inseparable pair, Can still be seen with Feeney and Hare. JOHN GORANFLO is a salesman, the best of his kind. Step into his store and see what you can find. PATSY is a medical secretary. In her work she will not tarry. BRUCE GOURLEY now graduated from college Has learned there is no limit to any man's knowledge. JONES and WILSON in scientific rages Solved the problems of the ages. JOHN BLOOM and HERBERT DYER both chosen in their fields Are finding it quite difficult those tiny headsto fill. PEGGY BLUNT and SHBIREL BRAKEMAN who were talented in Are finding quite rewarding art and interior decorating. The General Electric has found it much cheaper creating To keep BRY SON, KNIGHT, and NILES as their bookkeepers. BOB BURICK now is coaching at a famous college school. This just goes to show you that Puppet was no fool. TENNEY, HUGHES, and CLARK heard wedding bells quite soon For after graduation, they all went on honeymoons. KNAPP and KOEHLER are now busy men. Machine shops, they own ten. With the United Nation COLETTE ROSSARD works A great responsibility from which she does not shirk. JUDY PACHELL has such clever hands. Her artistic originals are quite in demand. To the engineering field went PHILIPPAKIS and WINELL In prominent jobs these men do well. BOB BRONSON, the handsome lad, ls in California and his mov ies are the fad. DAN NUNEZ who was artistic, too, Is working with Walt Disney and his crew. In the upholstering business KEN SNYDER is thriving. Just look at the Cadillac he is driving. Our midnight oil is buming low So now we think it 's time to go We've told you what we plan to do Now wait and see if it comes true! Braini est Artistic Best Dressed Quietcst 'fin jx G wwf Q0 55 O01 5:9 'QV cf' 0 This Year's 'Q I fir Q50 IQQP , Outdoorsmen Most Inseparable Cutest Talkers Seam 'Nix -Stress H 5 ,rw Prctticst Hair Most Athletic Biggest Flirts Best Dancers 143 Gam lr . Wu fp rl ' f R,.,oA ,i 6 X 6 6239 Ev 0,00 'POV 406 o 'QP Apple Polishcrs Niccst Personality Most Notorious G. Future Sec ret :tri cs .gk rx ' n f 1 'H W cf PINK PROMISE The 1906 JUNIOR SENIOI PROM PINKPRO who attended Jrmmy Shea s Orchestra provlded the musrcal background To lughllght the evenrng Sally Soudan and Tom Loftus were honored by berng crowned Kmg and Queen of the dance Much credn should be grven to the Jumor Class Advrsors co charrmen Sue Avery and Carolyn George and their com mrttees who worl ed drlrgenrly to make thrs affarr a success MISE IS an event whrch wrll be fondly remembered by all :fs at 2 ww-1 , , a f. .ff .1 , V I P ,, - 1 I' s U Q, 5 Q X 4 , -fab.-ff' f 1 sf' vm EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE, a comedy in three acts, proved to be one of the most delightful and enjoyable plays ever to be put on by a Senior Class. Directed by Mrs. I.L. Skala and her assistant, Carolyn Jones, the cast included: Peggy Foerster as Penelope Reardon, Susan Avery as Laura Reardon, Doris Finley as Mrs. James Parker, Priscilla Bryson as Essie, Suzanne Bendig as Nana Reardon, Phillip Smock as Reginald Reardon, Carol Andersen as Marcia Reardon, An- drew Dalglish as Warry Reardon, Herbert Dyer as Mr. James Parker, George Renshaw as Sher- win Parker, Patsy Goss as Lily Reardon, and John Bloom as Todd Galloway. We know that the public and student body will remember this occassion as well as the class of 1957 who presented the Twenty-fifth Anniversary play. ,.. I ix t if A ff L 'P at A ,A I Q' 4' . I 5 1956IWNTPBALL W' SCORES v L.P. 33 Fort LeBoeuf L.P. 14 Youngsville L.P. 20 North East L.P. 13 Wesleyville L.P. 14 Girard L.P. 13 Union City L.P. 33 Albion L.P. 20 Fairview L.P. 14 Edinboro L.P. 14 Otto Twp. L.P. 188 Opponents 139 XXV f an 4 A HUT TWO--HUT TWO x WH qv-TSQ X JIM DEUINK, TACKLE 6', 180 lbs. Jim joined the Park squad in his Junior Year a.fter playing Varsity one year at North East. He played guard and tackle in his Junior and Sen- ior year, respectively, and in those same years he made All-County First Team. BRUCE GOURLEY, END 5' 9 , 138 lbs. A member of the Varsity the past two sea- sons, Bruce has been a definite asset to the squad. He was one of our best ends and was es- pecially known for his fine blocking. BOB BURICK, CO-CAPTAIN 5' 9 , 160 lbs. Bob started his football career in the Eighth Grade playing aguard position on the Jayvee Team. As a Freshman, he again reported for football but was switched to a Tailbaek position. He has been a main sparkplug for the team for the past four years. In the opening game of the season he romped 60 yds. for a touchdown and later in the game came up with two more. His fighting spirit throughout the en- tire season just naturally made him one of the best captains a Park team has ever had. GEORGE RENSHAW, GUARD 5' 10 , 145 lbs. One of our faster linemen, George helped keep up a fighting spirit throughout all games, regardless of the score. He was a one year let- tcrrnan. ANDY DALGLISH HALFBACK 5' 8 135 s A one yeai letterman Andy played his Sophomore and Seruor years with the Parkers He contributed a lot of spirit to the team. KEN SNYDER, GUARD 5' 10 , 155 lbs. Ken was a very aggressive man on defense. He lettered in his Junior and Senior years. Although injuries kept him out of four straight games, he made the All-County second team in his Senior year. DAN NUNEZ, GUARD 5' 9 , 180 lbs. Although Dan was greatly hamper- ed by injuries in his Senior year, he played so well that he received his letter. i A rf' X' 3 C- 'W-L 1- ' - I ...Q . B. if BILL DIIBBLE, CO-CAPTAIN 5' 10'j l45 lbs. Bill, a 145 lb. ball of fire, has given opposing Linemen and defen- sive backs a hectic time the past two years. He has not been a high scorer but has been content to move the ball within striking distance and then throw a key block or throw a touchdown pass to a team- mate. He is not only a handy man on offense but for the last two seasons has been one of the best line backers on the team. Bill has shown excellent leadership on and off the athletic field and has made a wonderful captain. TOM BERGAN, END 5' 11 , 155 lbs. Tom caught five touchdown passes during the year and earned his letter. He was also chosen for the All-County first team. DEAN KNIGHT, QUARTERBACK 5' 10 , 140 lbs. He was a member of the squad for three years. Despite injuries which kept him out of play for some time, Dean lettered in his Senior year. , AL- GLU LGI' HUL- QA D? D slrqcsinz ' VYH I 1 - C,LW?.i U10 To XX ' '-IIA' D ' I J, fl: lkcfhlrlwlx f ,J ,x BOB BURICK Q' 5 . 1.10 1115. 1 , . Lx. .Um BA Sli l+l'l'H,X Ll, . , 1 SF' -sw., if A' x , 145 A S1 ll I I Lawrcuuu Pam Coyzxxuaur . alley Lawrguw Park Exxon City Laxvrwcu Park ifamviuw Lawrance Park North East Lawrence Park Harbor Crack Lawrence Park Fort LQBoeuf 5 5 SENIOR LETTERMEN Bob Bmick, Jim Deumk, Dick mush, Blu Dlbble COACHES Junior High Varsity J lmior Varsity Mr. Flnnessy Mr. Barrlnger Mr. Parry VARSITY The Varsity, instructed by Coach Barrlnger, consisted of nine boys who have scrapped and fought not only their opponents but also experi- ence. In the last three outings they were de- feated by a total of only 10 points in all three games together. At the time this article went to press they held two wins and one loss in league competition. Frank Stefano led the scoring after 10 games with 99 points for a game average of 9.9, Bob Burlck was second with 86 and George Hulsinger was a close third with 81 points. The team was led by Co-Cap- tains Bill Dibble and Dick Flaugh, three and two year lettermen, respectively. The remainder of the team consisted of: Bob Burick, Jim Deulnk, George Hulslnger, Frank Stefano, Jerry Olson, Jack Humphreys, and 'Sandy Dalglish. The Sen- ior Manager was George Renshaw. GOLF In spite of adverse weather condi- tions, the Parker's 1956 Golf Team rolled up four wins and two losses for a successful season last spring. On the varsity squad were: Dennis Glasgow, John Aydelott, lim Fetzner, and Herb Dyer. The junior varsity members were: Paul Hitzges, Dave Orchard, Paul Minier, and Bill French. GOLF SCORES TENNIS RESULTS L.P. 11 112 Edinboro 112 1 112 Vincent 5 112 L.P. 3 Meadville 9 O Academy 7 L.P. 7 Corry 5 7 East O L.P. 9 112 Edinboro 2 112 1 112 Tech 5 112 L.P. 3 112 Meadville 8 112 2 112 Vincent 4 112 L.P. 7 112 Corr 4 112 7 East O L.P. 42 Opponents 30 O Academy 7 TENNIS W 90 + Lawrence Park's Tennis Team suf- fered five losses with only two wins during the entire season, but they M gained much valuable experience which they can use this spring. The team, coached by Mr. Wil- y P. liam Kring, consisted of Bud Frick, ,X K' John Bloom, Bruce Gourley, Steve Holmes, Dick Hom, Vincent Cresci- man, Bob Glasgow, and Jim Dyer. The aforementioned boys, with the exception of Bud Frick who was grad- uated last spring, will see action a- gain this year. 19' J ff. ruff ,I 612 . 'f 'f I A I 1956 COUNTY TRACK CHAMPS L.P. 28 East 99 L.P. 110 Union City 17 Erie County Class B First Place L.P. 28 Prep 99 L .P . 57 Harborcreek 71 District 10 P.I.A.A. Second Place The 1956 Track Team walked away with top honors at the annual Erie County Class B Track Meet last year and came in second in the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association District 10 meet. In regular season meets they held a record of one win and three losses. Mr. May, the coach sent nine boys to the state track meet at University Park. There were: Bob Burick, Broad Jump and 880 Relay, Dave Feeney, 880 Relay, Tom Bergan, 880 Relayg Bob Hom, 180 yd. Low Hurdlesg Phil Smock, One Mile Relayg Al Repine, One Mile Relay, George Renshaw, One Mile Relay: Dick Flaugh, Discus. Last Year's Varsity lettermen were Bob Burick, Dave Penney, Charlie Robinson, Tom Bergan, Bob Horn, Phil Smock, Bob Stinnett, Al Repine, Bob Bronson, Dick Flaugh, John Fetzner, George Renshaw, Dave Conley, Jack Humphreys, Jim Goodman, and John Schilken, who did a fine job as manager. This spring we have nine lettemren retuming to the squad. ve t . 'J :Q 4- F Qi CHEERLEADERS With Miss Forsyth as their capable advisor, our cheerleaders lead our school in peppy cheers and songs to raise school spirit and to back our team. They attend all the away games as well as all the home games. The able squad consists of: Seniors, Susan Avery and Sherrel Brakemang Sophomores, Letty Brakernan, and Marlene Masseyg Freshmen, Nancy Kornaud Bonnie Owens: and Eighth Grade, Pat Creveling. 525 These perl young high- steppers perform at many ofthe football and basket- ball games and at the ual- loween Parade. The baron twirlers, led by Jackie York: are: Peggy Foerster, Patsy Goss, Nancy Cochis, Judy Jordan, Ruht Ann Peters, sally Sibley, Corinne Ren- sel, Jean Brandt, and Mary Arm Rcnsel. The flag rwlrlers, led by Barbara Blickle are: Norenewade, Katiilcue Moorhead, Linda Lyons, Foggy Caldwell, and Carol Lenning. V , ,A 'KW' -'Q' if' J 1 ,V V' if fa 'L' 'f 4 A G !:, I 5 'P M i, j i if , I s ,E .ur 'HM' Tins! f I-'41 ' , '72- A , fx A f 'fm ,, ' -w 'H tv ' .sg 11.4 , f if -ff 1,5 1 . A ,iw , ' ' A 4 L - -V an L ,wn,,,,,.,,...-u-.,,,,1w---M E li 'bf 1'-Z.?:ff?W, J W I f 2 ff: ,. 4 WwW,.'4 ' s ff f :M ' A W , k 5 Aw ,I M , + 4 in I J 75- ww' 'W A , KL . gg V' rv z 4 .1 JC 1-- ' WIN x 1lu4.4ff': ' ff: Uf ff 4' -A 'S ' -H43 ,ff M Ai fm' ,gwfilw 5: ,Z 3 , . WWA' ugh in 'X 4 AH SPONSOR: ARTHUR F. SCHULTZ S .Q 1 f - f h x, 3 it . 'J M The thirty-seven members of our Band report to school every morning at eight o'cloclt to prac- tice for thirty-live niinzttes. This extra practice has been xory worth-while for their perform- ances are trnly enjoyable. The members, grogped according to instrmnncnts are: FLUTES: Peggy Blunt, Linda Benirn, Joyce Schief- ferle and Kay Sundback. BAS- SOON: Lois Tanner. CLARINET: Ruth Barrell, Vicky Wentz, Donna Goodrich, Tom Johnson, Barbara Shroyer, Diane Sweet, Douglas BAND ol .im Xa u ,a ,?, .. le- 'J -W, wr owns- 1' ,za t,.,.,.,.a,,, if ,i at ft ' afgvg, Sweet, Bonnie Bronson, and Mike Poly. SAXOPHONES: Shirley Wade, Carolyn Krantz, Sonja Stangle, Jean Robinson, and Bill French. HORN: John MacGregor. BARITONE: Leslie Fobes. CORNETS: Phil Smock, Richard Shadle, Ronald Swenson, Marilyn Jones, Stephen Holmes, Joseph Payha, David Schneider, Bernard Fitch, and John Harrison. TROM- BONE: Tom lxiclylurray, Carolyn Jones, Calvin Baxter, and Don Meier. DRUMS: Gail Meier and LeRoy Moyer. U 's ORCHESTRA Our orchestra meets,under the direction of Mr. Schilken, the fifth period on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to rehearse many lovely musical arrangements which it presents to the student body and to the public. Grouped according to instruments, the members are: PIANO: Cathie Kellogg. VIOLINS: Rose Marie Brindle, Mary Kay Schilken, Julie Cunningham, Nancy Peterson, Judy Kaebnick, Peggy Caldwell and Pat Gonda. BASS: William French. BASSOON: Lois Tanner. FLUTE: Kay Sundback. CLARINET: Ruth Barrell. HORN: John MacGregor. TRUMPET: Philip Smock, Richard Shadle. TROMBONE: Carolyn Jones. DRUM: Gail Meier. XYLOPHONE: LeRoy Moyer and Pat Casinelli. SA XOPHONE: Jean Robinson and Carolyn Krantz. VIOLA: Tom McMurray. T ACTIVITIES LATIN AND SPANISH CLUBS Ll-1115 yL'.l1 our Spanish .,l'1L1LLll111C1Ll11511IlVk' .1- QM1111 provided our students, .J v.'11o lt1:1ei1 11e11- .it rioon. V-1.11 goodies .LIIK1 ptzttttu Chips. Amonfg ttxazryotlier .tetivgties these clubs iiold their respective initia- tions, call in speakers, Hold dances fo. the stu- 1ie.1t body, tllltl eorrespo:.d ..1tE: foreign CUll11lYl1'S.OL- 1.ei rf oftiie Lati:1C111l1 .1re: Pres., Nancy Cocltisg VieeP1es., Judy Soudgtng Secretary, Pat lNlliSSCy5glI1Ll 'l'reasurer, Joyce Schiei- ierle. Those of tire Span- ish Club are: Pres., Mitr- garet CLlfCll1LlLJ5 Vice Pres., Bonnit CflI1l13l7L'1li Secre- tary, St17t11111t- Yatslaos 411111 Treqtstirt r. Vicki Wentz. 'llieir advisor is lwlrs. Pul- finburg. OUTDOORSMEN' S CLUB The objectives of this club are to create a better understanding and a richer love of the wonders of nature. There are many activities that the organi- zation enjoys, such as llljllflllg, fishing, learning the safety musts of shooting irons Zllld learning the pro- per use of fishing reels and poles. The Club's of- ficers are: President, Al Repineg Vice-President, Jack Humphreysg and Secretary-Treasurer, Neale Anderson. lwlrs. Sova is their able advisor. FBLA This orgarzizaton is only in its second year, but already it has become one of our most active clubs. The president, Patsy Goss, has informed us that I1 few of the projects this year include field tr.ps to different business establishrnents to get a first hand View of job opportunities available in the business world. They also engage speakers and have rnovi es on various subjects. Patsy's officers are Vice-Presi- dent, Mary llughesg Secretary, Beverly 'l CDITCYS Treasurer, Barbara Boydg and Recorder, Greta Lind- quist. Mrs. Penman is their able advisor. f SIUDIQI-I'l' COUIICIL Thu puxklosc of L .L'Sll1 llum Council 5lOL1,ll1.1- vlsu lflc ACU? L L-' lic. arc L:LlLx:.3 plum ,llliioztmll thc tlml ,xv our school, 'IMS OlSI'l.IlL'lLlOll:1fL1, ,on-, Ullllly flCl.V:llC5 ilsklimc . as Lhl-uh::u.llC.:.gL1x1.1: Danes x-,Qhch 5 lulllil-1' thc whole COI11IHL1IiQ'l. :xml mzmy oLhor dances throughout ilu' ', uni. 'lflip your: .1541 splcxlal LMOKQCL. 5 UL l Co c ' L mu 111. .Y gf., L., 1 cont nmdl for cl.: -' '- I-Qmcol, S..:5c. . C A C- sL:.LL-Ll .L Lo Emi: .11 Ll im- c..1l41ssc1:15lj11llllb,jo.c Llzc szudcrit holly. To 'nc gi'.'l1lrnucQzc.c.2.1fo: thc Succcss of Llp 1cz:.'1,c: LlLli'l11gll2C sc21oolj.'u.1. .: Lfzc COL1:.Cil Ezcgdcll lvl. Prcsldlzi, Andy Dnlgllgl View-President, Brucl Couilcyg SQCYQICLTY, Sgizmdg Dnlglishg ,A id 'lfl-.15url.. CL11'OlyllXYU1'1,, A.gl'.p5c: Lo this group LS our P.'i.zclp.1l. hr. Slaalla. IIBKAFC1' CLUB Thls y--gr, :ls El: 1110- pilfl, Ll1lbL:hm1y Club worl: hy Lhu th my Ol , . , - Lol: my do1.lQ. L hc Iiauzl PIITVUSL' ol tho ol- gzuxlzimolz is to bu.ld up 21:1 1.:LorcS! :mu lulowlcdgc oi the lil-mrf. Th 5 is dom by doug Sonic of thc dulin-5 in thu library which are :xcccssary Lo keep the library Iulllllilg cfficlcmly. Thls ycarthc club wclconu-Ll Il hw: li- lJ.'ar1:1h as well :Ls Al ucv: advlsur. Sho is Mrs. A11- dCi'S0ll who came from Il high xchool .11 Ncxn' Jor- scy. T h.- offlclr: of zh.s club url : Pros., Iilglrilyz Joncs3 Vick' Pros. PAL John55 Sucrl-Lary, Nlmcy Cochlsg Y1'IC.l5LIIL'1', Pm Scluxwcrlzi and Projgram Ciuurnlzm, Dolorl-5 Su-- 'NLLFL -N 'll 1 -an w DEBATE CLUB The problem which lhlz, ycark dcbzuc club will zugguc ls: vv'l1lCll1Xgl'lClllllliL3.lPOl.lCl,'XVlllBCfQlSLJl'VC thc IIILCYCSIS ol Lhc Pcoplu of Lhc Unitul States. lx1cmlJc1':,of thfz ncwlvc Ui'3L1lllZZ1tlOI'l3..'CZ llclwsrt Dycr, PcgfQ,'Blu1zL, Ll'lLlCl Roth, JLLIICL Roth, Ivlzlrgn- 1'L'lvM'll5O.Z. KuLQ1Barrcll, :xz1dGL1.lfN1clcr. Thcer .ld- 'xibl r li Mm. M. Ahlll.-1'so.z. 1 12,4 ,i M Z' ff' Z- .,f1 ' V4-A JUNIOR Y-'IIENS Although the objectives of this organization are charity and to help those in need, they also have many hours of fun. One of the many charitable activities is bivrng toys and baskets of food to some needy family in the comnninity. In the Line of recreation are splash par- ties, the annual Spring Tri, and many other projects which have to do with fun in life. Officers are: President, Nancy Korn, Vice Presi- dent, Pat Beutcg Secretary, Pat Massey, and Treasurer, Peggy Cipalla. Mrs. Boholnick is the club's advisor. JUNIOR RED CROSS The main project in the Jtmior Red Cross this year, as in years past, is the packing and sending of Red Cross gift boxes to nations all over the world. Another big project this organization undertakes occurs during the Easter season when they make bedside gar- dens for hospitals. A contest is held to see which home room can make the most original and the greatest number of gardens. This year's advisors are: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Sova, NLrs. Fobes and Mr. Masso. Officers are: President, Pat Jertksg Vice President, Linda Fla- hertyi Secretary, Sonja Stangle5 and Treasurer, Pat Johns. ke we R, ? 5 JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB This is one of our newer clubs but, from what we understand, they have a terrific program outlined for the year. Besides the usual movies, speakers, etc., they are plan- ning a field trip to Pittsburgh to the observatory, to a weather station, and a miniature :ox-.ri is to be Luiz ,nr Room 103 to sec the effects of lighling anti suck. things on the roxvrv Wifi Mr. Mahoney advisgig tins group it will certainly prove to be J. succussiul one. Oificers are: Mike Poly. President, Stewart Novick. Vice-President, Carol Goss, Secretary, and Barbara Fenner, Treasurer. LAB ASSISTANTS The jobs of this group of future chemists are many. To name only a few, they set up experiments, for Chemistry and Chemical Science classes, they prepare the chemical solutions that might be used later on in the course of the year and while doing this dig deeper into the mysteries of science. Mr. Kring's busy beavers this year are: Bruce Gourley, George Renshaw, Bill Dibble, Carolyn Jones, Marilyn Jones, James Dyer, Paul Minier, Herbert Dyer, Patricia Jenks, Mary Hughes, John Bloom, and Carolyn George. sf, F. 37 5. i X f' ' w,J-'g W-QL SENIOR Y-TEENS This is another of our organizations whose activities are centered around doing good for others. With President, Carolyn Jones presiding over the meetings, this club has sponsored many events of which it can be proud. To name only a few of the projects that this organization sponsored, they had a Ha1lowe'en Party for the Orphans of St. Jos- seph's Home and a Valentine Party for the children of Sarah Reed Home. They held a dance at the U.E. Hall for grades 9-12 which proved to be a success, as well as the Hanging of the Greens in the High School. Assisting Carolyn in these many activities is Vice President, Jean Robinson, Secretary, Peg Blunt, Treasurer, Margaret Carando, and Program Chairman, Carolyn George. This very worthwhile club is advised by Mrs. Pen- Tll 3.11, N L U U X 1 L Q, L 1 UJLLLO 1 oil' 1115 lSCI'lD programs Th s Job uoltls r' ueh r spr nsih 1 ty 1 ti tm ftllox s tectpt th s as 1 muttr ol Louise In nab is of this or x w hich is idx sc by Nh Krin 'ic ay Duifcc 'ltrry hid J rrx, fxllilll lomSw1oC xonald Swenson Charlts Ltvt s Jostph Piyha. Andy Btrdiuc LeRoy Moyer Bob Crawford John McGregor Don las Sx-'ect . ichard Sha- dle, Pat Hewitt, Thomas Bcrdine. .- SENIOR lrI-Y Spculacrs from Us YMCA, Mov Q, and urn amxuul Swim Pang' lzmrru ull lfm Chief acixrtcs of Uris boys' uhilu. 'X ircy also 0- Tccl n mumbcr of thc orgy lution LO rep- rubcm their club at 11 nr risburg. This ycar's oiflccrs arc: President, Bill DibblcgVice-Prcsiric-:'L,P.1u11N'1i11icr5 Sr-ormlary, Bi1lFruuch. 'flu .uixmwrs are Mr. Bgrrriugigcr and Iwlr. Czqmtur. wx ook sussion at Har- IIL L LQHL rFlLfCl f WY, P,.A PATROL BOYS ,. .. I . CCf x1U our Xcnool ix for Ihr- most pzigi Jur I1 L dxkn dlbxl ll I L1 vilx - H' r or Nu y,1L'm1lhoj5 '.'.'f1o gg'- r ...L N. MLSL l..lQf5L'Cl UAS 21 VC or f um ,ia cross. 'Liner br,-Is Ty 2110 51.11 il fm' Stir- L ugir. ' uourcz org lives. A bi - 'ow 'o Norbert Gurf ima' YI Eli 113115, Mike Wilson, Jos, Prrhgr, Ron Swenson, Tom AM Firrrman Knapp, and Jim Ol ner ATTENDANCE MONITORS V 1 I' rl. 1. X, Every morning and afternoon one C1211 .rr 1:10 rushing feet of a Senior frifl ru. 0.3 ,Q iron: door to door collccrino 1119 nur D wr rim' rj, thc shorl home room y- Amr.- r, ITIL xzbcrs of our 3'..ij:1'u....:g1 :C1:'rr1j,'zLlrwrgc, !N1.1I'b'l:lIfS!lL'.. Dui' liz.. Il.1:k11,.1I1' ulir. irihzr- B. M K, GU . , 4 559 fr vi' 5935 X l-IOMElvLA.KING CLUB This club is one of the best sources for an enterprising young future housewife to prepare herself for the duties of a homemaker, This club sponsors many activities such as the annual Mother and Daughter Tea at which the girls prepare the refreshments themsel- ves. Advisor to this club is Mrs. Smith, head of our Home Econo- mics De artment, Officers who OFFICE MONITORS Because of the busyness that is ever present in the school office, the office force aslc sever al boys and girls to give up a study hall and help them run errands and do some of the little things that help keep our school running effi- ciently. A few of the duties that these veryim portant people perform are the delivery of the P help to make this organization the succest it it are President, Vicki Weulg Vice-President, Pat Miller, Secretary, Pat Beute, and Treasur- er, Bonny Owens. if absentee lists to eveiy room in the school, the distribution of all announcements that must be brought to the students and the running of many errands for the office. This year's little help ers are: Barbara Bliclde, Frank Stefano, Carolyn Krantz, Faye Baldwin, Catharine Ames, Beverly Tenney, Jackie York, Diane Sweet, Mary Hughes, Peggy Foerster, and Judy Pachcll. isnt CHRISTMAS PLAY The Speech Class of 1957 pr-esenttti its annual Christmas play entitled THIS STRANGE NIGHT The cast includtd:Bill Dibblc P ggy Blunt, Jirn Dcuink, Andy Phillppakis Hugh Winell Colette Rossard. Lois Tanner, kathy Ames, and Faye Bald- win. The production which was supervised by Mrs. Skala, had as its co-directors Caro- lyn George and Margaret Wilson. 'wi oe Qtiiifrgftz 2 if XJ SENIOR JACKET CLUB Last year's Varsity Club is now under a new name, the Jacket Club, but the ob- jectives of the organization are the same as they have been in past years. Many doughnut sales were held and the sale of programs at basketball and football games helped in the raising of funds for the varsity jackets. The club advisers of this active organization are Mesms. Poly and Barringer. The officer dent, Herbert Dyer, Secretary and Treasurer, Dick Flaugh. LATIN CLUB Although Latin is termed a dead language, our Latin Club is one of the most active organizations in our school. This group operates the noon Canteen as their main project but they enjoy other side-line projects, such as their yearly dance, as well. This year the club sold cookies to finance the trip of the second-year students to the Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Puffinburg advises the group which is led by Pres., Nancy Cochis, Vice- Pres., Judy Soudang Secr., Pat Massey, and Treasurer, Joyce Schiefferle. 'Y e.-. Q7 RADIO CLLB The radio club, one of the most ambitious and enterprising organizations in our schoolcon sists of members of our Junior High who are in- terested in radio and its technical make-up. This past year they built receiver sets and work ed toward their Novice Amateur License. The executive committee is Pres., Calvin Baxter, Vice-Pres., Andy Berdineg Secr., Charles Lewis Treas., LeRoy Moyer. Mr. Kring is the group' adviser. S JUNIOR HI-Y The objectives of the Junior lli-Y are Lu strengthen the body. develop the mind, :ind tri worship God. The platform of Line club .s Clxis tian Thought, Christian Action, and Christian Leadership. Among the many activities f f rhis ever growning club 'Ire mov es s tal ers ' -I - L. . . ,p .1 . einer trips. The officers of this yeiir l residei1t.S:1ndy Dclglishs Vice President, T omrny Johnston, Secretary, Bill Truscottg Treasurer. David Gar- ren5 and Chaplain. Joseph Payha. The advisers of this orgrrnizrition are ll'-111 Barringer and Mr. Bzrrringer and Mr. Cramer of the YMCA. ev- : l 13 F.T.A. With ai membership of over fifty, the largest group ii' its fi:-1 year history, the FTA worlzed together on sevr-ral neu. proyeets n- long with their annual' TTA Day and the :oh of each niczriher to help one teacher in our Pl'lIll11I'f.'. Grade School. and High School. These new projects were that of forming a Seiiolcrrslzil- Committee which worked to raise money zo gt-ve qi SlOO Seliokrrslsp to some worthy Senior hoy or girl. .-'rlso included in the a:'ti'.'iti:s of this organization was that of sczidifg rnzignzines to lluropcnr- countries. This very active organizaitien is liendt-rl by R1-s., bU5l'lIlC Bendig, Meier. Mrs. Jessie Lynn Slzaler is tlhc club's adviser. STAGE CREW This group Of y0un.g men prepares the stage glish, Bill Dibble, Dick Goodman, and Bruce for assemblies, takes care of lighting, and keeps Gourleyg Juniors-Warren Chichester, Bob Epper all our scenery and equipment in tip-top shape. son, Paul Minier, and Jerry Olson- Sophomores Their most important ta,-gk, however, is the Arthur Fetzner, Jack Humphreys, bavid Palotas making of stage props which add the final touch and Ken Woolstrumg Freshmen-Andrew Berdine to our stage productions. Mr. Masso heads this Sandy Dalglish, Pat Hewitt and William Trus group which is divided into Seniors-Andy Dal- cott. 1 4 I '1 Vice Pres., Peggy Blunt, Secretary Linda Roth- and llistorian, Gai? x,k.f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the most enviable awards to be conferred upon a Junior or Senior is that of the National Honor Society. Because so few can become members of this organization, competition is quite high. Chosen on the basis of Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service for year 1956-57 were William French, Carolyn Jones, Patricia Jenks, Carolyn Galster, Margaret Wilson, James Deuink, Suzanne Bendig, Margaret Blunt, and Patricia Goss. Susan Avery, Carolyn George, and Herbert Dyer received the honor in their Junior year. 5 .Q N ' 2 'wp is ,A I I 'Q 9 2' S . f ' 1 f 1: CPSTODIAN S An intricate and very necesary part of our school life is the custodial staff which consists of Mrs. Schuld, Mrs. Feathers, Mrs. Walls, Mrs. Yount, Mr. Moody, Mr. Price. Mr. Mcfireadie, and Mr. Ben- nett. Without their cheerful and functional services, our building would not be such a delightfully clean place in which to work. A very handsome new- comer was added to that staff this year when Sarge, our beautiful male Boxer, became first assistant to scotty. Sarge is a one dog welcoming committee. Everyone who passes our main portals receives close scrutiny and a welcome wag. As a school mascot, he's topsl We are certainly lucky to have such fine people working for us. MERICAN FIELD SERVICE 8 M0405 of IA' wt fl 4 J ffl Lawrence Park Htgh School has partxclpated very Amerrcan Freld Servlce Student Exchange Program we have brought 1nto our communlty a present total students who have come from Germany Luxemburg, actrvely 1.11 the Smce 1951 of seventeen Austrra, Spam, Italy England Sweden, France, and Greece Th1s year have Sweden, France, and Greece represented rn the persons of Hubert W mell Colette Rossard, and Andreas Phtlxppalus, respec INC 'xc :Hldv rx n. cenat ax L cX'UcllcllLL. Nc ot 'BIO t1 ll LL. LALPIIO to t t r w dat, an rx wa a . tt Italy ur Xmcr car wrt L1 x L rtnc L01 c OI wr IIO Dgerllll N31 ref WU-'31 L 'W merxcal I-rtlu strx t R Nalk together trl L me or t Then, and only then, s al t c L bt peut 1 143 . 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JK ' 111 ' , . . y . A 4' 15 A me 1 , v ' . , I W. A E ' ' 11151 K ' . l5t111' 1111. . . . S ., he 5' 111 'A1Akep. ,- , 1. , 1' As er 1 I O11 a .111 ll gfei. H1 C . 111 1111 1 111 l was 1:11 g. -11 L, ich 'W' 1 S1'ga11v, S1'll'zL. H1 leftg 1111w 111y?.t1a11'5 S11 4111. -1-hgtmuikklryied ,, X, imply. Tyr A1lf1Lll. lJS '.n11gf.1f1r1i11'. Ol. L3 K1 St 11 M ,Axim PAK Ah S Ol1,1 wftw1.ere1i1a K Ig v11ul'ht- Of1,5 1-Q,Enlj. f1gl.1, , 111:11 1 1112 THE END I e lulgi Lets go to SOUDANS is a popular saying of young and old in Lawrence Park and Erie This restaurant specializes in delicious meals luncheons and mouth watering dairy products It is also the scene of numerous parties and receptions Remember for that midnight snack or a full course meal visit Soudan s Restaurant ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE. The new home office, with its two covered driveways and large parking area to the rear, is designed to prove the Erie is above all in SERVICE. H. O. Hirt, Manager. 866 Rdlllunf Xu m Bll Corey Johnny Bobouge Al Mossey W he Al. MASSEY S BARBER SHOP l'llSlUN XIR l UNlJllNlU'N Phone 8 181- N TC Ill ill I I Q llll 1 X r 1 pair lu 1 IXXPNIX l-IFTH XNNIXPRNXHN The west hcll of our school us o very populor spot after school sessions ln the puclure Jam Huey ond Nancy ore enpoyung the Pause thot Re reshes The only lhnng thot s mnssung us Eddle Flsher ly ' .f K s ' Y y n I 5 I I V ' 5 L 5 r E ,rl ' ' ' 1 fy ' l A f 2 U14 . 4 lf l Bw! 'is s to Class ol' AST 1 TlIl.1'.' I .' ' l':lJ ' 'A - . - n- La - '1' Park ' -A T Ar lA'1llIl1'lllSll'1lf'SAl'f'fl7P2'lFlill' at r-ur ul' sl ll F- l VV- xsisll to Q- press nu ulnlnw-4-iaIl4u11 to nur aulx 'fllrf'I'5 uncl 1 uns on I 's nur . . r' 'E X r 9.1 . V 1 f .ul . . , A . P L FJ. ' ' V Un the udx ln 60 Qermu 24 hour a flax Ph: Ili '7 1441 ERIE AMBULAN CE SERVICE 10 Vlf rdrrx re'-llerltator a fllI'dlUl'S lnllalator and rsgl tm ff rl nurse We arf- tramvfl and equlppe-ml t dndlf all he SERNINII ALI FRII' QOLNTY LACHESKY S GULF SERVICE NAA Tllltlllg. 2906 Buffalo Roafl WSP You certounly will find the fromes to sunt you from the lorge selectuon ot GUSTAFSON OPTICAL COMPANY Thus store locoted ot ll3 West 9th Street hos tronned osslstonts to help you Choose the correct glasses Furthermore they guorontee good service 1 XII' llllf C W WEBER modern studlo 4 Wet8thSt1ut 1 nn xlxdl ISAAC BAKER 81 SON I1 Stu: I fre lllx n dlll rung, Nlf n hi 4 x I Tl PKK! IRI1 UJNTRM T1 S BENJAMIN ELECTRIC 70 Buffdl R .nl 7' SAHIDA MILK One ofthe most important and least expensive foods is milk. It is delivered to your door by your SANIDA MILKMAN. They also have any extra dairy products that you may want to obtain from their wide range of products. A very popular spot to stop for refreshments after a ride is the DAIRY QUEEN Although this store is part of a national chain It s owned by a local merchant this assures you of good service So the next time you go for a ride be sure to stop at the DAIRY QUEEN is X fn I W4 ICE Xa-l The experienced mechanics at DIAS SPRING SERVICE are well equipped to repair your alignment frame straightening and spring service Be smart the next time you have a car problem take it to DIAS SPRING SER VICE where it will be quickly and ef flciently repaired ly L E ' I' n a A .v I v i I f I 1 N G 'X I car. Their many se-rvices include wheel , I V t . I . . I . kip'-NNXXK S - s I ' I. I ,, I I .A y hi Q ' . . . - ' xx -I 'A I Q! I . . I . . ., Y . D1 V xi n ty Q I ' ,, J IJ . . V MARY S DAIRY BAR IS 0 store noted for It s supply of magazunes creamy :ce cream and photographic developmg servuce It IS a favorite ofthe school crowd because of the friendly atmosphere Stop at Mary s for excellent service' 'Wy-uf' LAWRENCE PARK METHODIST CHURCH Ranklne Ave at Niagra Place Church School 9 45 a m Worship ll O0 a m Youth Fellowshnp 7 00 p m A Church Ideally located to serve an expandmg suburban Community Q I X 615515 A 6 m RELlABll.lTy M Advanced Fashzon P P A R E L of Fine MeyerfQuality for MEN WOMEN BOYS P A MEYER Sv. SONS ERIE'S FOREMOST CLOTHIERS 817-19-21-23 State St. Erie Pa. U E 506 THE UNION OF G E WORKERS NI L Pk Cflllllllilllfillb of C I Q Q 3923 - aim Street aurence ar' RICARDO S TAVERN ELkR SPCCIHIIZCS ln Steaks and Chops Spaghettl Ph 40413 9 2112 . a e oad E Penn 1 one -, . Erue KORN KRINKLES Pofufo Chips Cheese Corn and Pretzels SCHEN CK S Phone 0 5282 3224 Reed Sf Comphments of LAWRENCE PARK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY SERVICE AND Pno1'Ec'noN Schenck s 9 By Appol t e t Co me nal Only Photography PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY A L SHUMAKER GRD 9 Gad DlpgPtg dElgg HAMMERMILL PAPER COMPANY Erle Pennsylvania 'n m n m rc' BY 124 Rice Avenue Ph e -453 ir r I NORTHWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY I d ' l-C mmercial-R 'd l The Rexall Drug Store Wlth A Smlle PARK PHARMACY e 0 0 14 -S' 4003 MA LAWRENCE P RK CHRISTIAN AN M SSIO RY LLIA CE CHURCH Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Remember NOW thw Creator In the daws of thx wouth EQ121 For what shall 1t profit a man, lf he galn the whole worlfl and lose hls own soulw 'V1ark 8 36 Sundax School Young People s Exangcllstxc Serum VIOFIIIIIQ W orshlp 94oA'VI 630 PM 44oP'VI 104oAlVI An mvestment nn muslc study IS a Ilfetlme asset of great practical value rnmt row 1 dlltt x N1 r mor 1 et a goofl musical Fflllidllflll from hcgxnner Io Cornpr-I4 nt artlst at the ERIE CON SERVATURY OF MUSIC Est blushed 1913 156 West Seventh Street Erie Po Phone 2 2824 Prmcupol Peter LeSueur 1 X I H' 4 I Linn 4 lalhu U I' H1116 1 41 P11 d1'l d 1112 llldl P ll r'tl l'l ldlll lllt' I' dll Nlflll d ll! I DIP r 4 xaph n4 1111 t rutone r rn an Han: 1.1nl Hawal l he rm 4 .ix H 4 1 tr l ll df! l d I Pdl l I Graduation Courses Monthly Student Recutals New students may begun at any tame Folders and all nnformatuon on request .. v Y . ,. C '. 1 . a : V , '- ' -' ., T ' , D4 4 gg lll in musical ignor' '- tl :I you van, at xv 3 leratn- 4-ost. rl 1 Q. if i u. I - 1 I 1 1 I' . u a I , 1 , . ' . . I lldflvllllkHl1xlll'I4'. llxlsorml lnnnr-rsilxi lsr-lluw ull Ihr R41 dl 41.1114-g - ol' ll g3I1lrlr.l.Ill1lIll1 l.14'4-lnI1aIv-ol'Ilan- Rmal 'X4'dllt'l1lN nl' Nlu-i4-, 1.Ibl1l4lll. l 4'llow 441' Ihr ,'x1Ilt'l'l4'dll liuilrl 4rl1llrg.u11sIs. Urn Nldlllll1l'l1lll'l1ldrlt'l'l'1l11t'l'llllN 1151. P44111 I'1llINI'1llliil 1 -lral. ll rnplr-If-1'our- s. front ln-g r In von p I I Isl. are- glXt'll at mnnlf-rats' Ives lux ' 'L hlx 4 l'h 41 Inav ltx ul' sIxI 'ldlrl-lv'Li1'l1PFr.1I1 Pe LY4 0 g' .Ynolln.Yi41la.l1I-ll4a. f ' 2 B' ss. lflt -. ,lt . llla ll1'l. Sa 4, -, Trl I-'I. ,-XlI4n. Ba ' . T 4+ lvom-. Tulva. Harp. Nl' 4l4rlin. I v' Al 4 ' - ian Qultars. Sighl Singing. T orx. Ha HHN.ll4nl1l1lr'rp4llIll.l1nI11pnrlll4vIL l'.u:1l14-, .-Xu' l sis an4l Ist :rx ull hll -lr. ll' It '.1Ir'- Inv lrtfl ul ll'tr' saKlrll'1'l4lI'X fum ul+'ll4ull4rl1 'll 21111 lv. fwomplzments 0 HERB 81 BOB FRICK 859 East 'l0tl1 Street Erie Pennsylvania Phone 6 l6'l3 FIGURE IT OUT YOURSELF Take our address number and double t Then add 5 Then multiply by 50 Then add your age no cheating Then subtract 615 The last two figures will be your age and the other numbers our address R E NORTH CO Heatlng and Industrlal Plplng Phone 2 49l2 2 2344 449 East 18th Street Eve Pennsylvania i . l ' 5 Add number of days in the year. I O Q THE HIGH SCHOOL 'Yf STUDY CLUB LAMP CLUB ,S, M LAWRENCE PARK PARK 5 81 10 Phone 2 781 4025 S LAW ENCE PA x' S L L, of the Church o . ark OF The vangelist I C mplimenfs T G ' C Wishes Th S Congratulations 8 - A Compliments Congratulations mm L P A C JACK FROST DONUTS 2113 Buffalo Road Open Evenings BATCHELOR HARDWARE 4012 Mann Street Lawrence Park Phone 8 3541 SERAFINPS CAFE 1714 West 12th Street Good lfallan Spaghefh All Meat Dishes To Take Out Call for Reservatnons Phone 4 9155 Of f Household, Sporting Goods avenue? W ss: us ron :ons Arm ras: zsrmnz LAKE SHORE SUPPLY Shop at SMITH'S and Save Open Fri. and Sat. Till 9 P.M. Phone 8-3417 SMITH 'S FURNITURE COMPANY 81 APPLIANCE C0 C 2911 Buffalo Rd Hczrborcreek Phone Erae Phone Weblexxllle Pl 8 4110 O 1345 P31111 Wallpaper CHARLES B PADDEN 81 SON Phont 4 3769 or 4 33 19 113 State Street 1026 Peach Street Beat W1 hes ERIE TYPEWRITER CO Agents for bITlllll Corona Portable Standard Electrlc Tx pemlterb Brll Stockdale Wlgr . ,l , ,, c. ' 7 1 S U -b --... ., , P -754 'Iii ' I -v . 1 L J oe Altomonte SUNOCU SERVICE STATION East Lake Road and Franlclnn Avenue Compliments Of DUSCKAS FUNERAL HOME Congratulations flass 57 From J P CUNNINGHAM 8. SON TRUCKING CO G8.H 'lhe l lace to go for the Brands lou lxnow Nationally Adverhsed Grocerles Chonce of Qualnfy Meats Flne Frozen Foods Your Complete Food gtore Congratulalmrzs To the ffass rrf19v 4002 Mann S1 ID Lawrence Park To , of ' , Y , Dewy Fresh Fruits 8. Vegetables Q A DUCHINI LIGHIWEIGHT MASONRY UNITS 0317 d01 GFX aq 'Urm 68 Comp! ments CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH LINGENFELT SERVICE STAT Lub cot on M or Wash: g 4042 Mann Stree Lawrence Pork P ER ION Repo rs PLUBELL HARDWARE 3303 surrALo nom og A L ld- . Q cnocnm and coughm. locus fp V xc' viwsn ccuzmwmL'amo mu. sun of Imllzii TTE 24 h d B d S Ph - 8 - 3 X A305 A s. 5 , L P k 2' H 1 I ri i - in i 'n OUR PATRONS B 81 M Service Gospel Hills Rest Haven Park Shoe Repair J. Hartline 8. Sons Mr. 8- Mrs. Richard Christie Nerthling Heating Vernors Bottling Perry Square Clothes Keystone Coat Apron Supply Co Harry E Mueller Village Cut Rate Nickle Plate Mills lnc J F Brlttarn nc Dr. John D. Rodgers Dr. E. J. Kern Dr. W. W. Ramsay Dow D. Calvert, D.D.S. Dr. John F. Harkins Dr. W. J. McDougall MacKintosh's Gift Shop Martin s Atlantic Service Kimmel 81 Sons Irving s lnc Cliff s Garage Champion Auto Supply Co Sedelmyer Service Station iigghfrc Shop FASHION BY THE YARD B24 PEACH STREET LYMAN H CDHEN ERIE PENNSYLVANIA PHDNE 6 2612 Drbble s Dairy Milk and Cream OOO Phone 8 4412 Horborcreek Po Jos B Wright Garage C um 11 Auto Hepuilng hVLlC1lllh Ofhu rl Penn Inspection St mon 362i Buffalo Road Wesleyvrlle PQ Phone 8 4171 Schneider s Repalr Service 1914 Water Street Lawnmowers Saws Washing Machines Shoe Repairing Phone 8 3879 or 8 3104 I U . - I . , . . ., . . I t . ' . . ,I . ' ' O ' O . , . - I . . a a , . . L--1, - ' ' .1 'a ' J. .' .1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' Complzments 0 A BRO punnrruns Co ,n WATSON STANDARD COMPANY AQADE AT 12 ERlE,pA Paint Varnlshes Qui of 'Iihe Hlgh Rani: Dl.S+PlD'I5 1323 State Street o Erle Pennsylvanla S nce I9'I8 Take That Spot To 0 Ll 17 S CLEANERS AND DYERS o o n er h 52885 2 dH I 367W Lk R od DI MICHAEL S Famous Pizza Frozen Fresh Baked Three QI Locatnons 26th and Peach 8th and Greengarden 6th and East Avenue Phone 28 9433 DIEGES AND CLUST Manufacturlng Jewelers I7 John St New York 8 N Y or a coo! chan taste f :Voting I ,J does If ,Zu lie -4' Seven do 7 MEHLER S - COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND A M FREELAND Insurance Consultant Life 'Auto Ire 73I Napier Avenue Lawrence Park Erne PennsyIvama Phone 8 SI46 . f L ' 5' n C. - P P I- . 1 ' g . . . p C Furniture fQuaIity . . i 1 9 Q' 1 3 L cati ns - - 6tha d G man, P one - 9th an aze 4 . ae o 1 0 1,Q,i1g'? :AQ 'T' I ,nl ,,.. In - ' Q9 I' ,. , ' if 75- : I f' fiagf ., , V J , K K - W Y! W I uP l K 1 , I g ' 1 - ff:- . I . - . Radlo Sfahon HILL S MARKET WJET 201 Station Road Thf II-T Bm.-1r1Ca img e P I1IIX1XdIlld Ili 1 Ilya, II L POP FORD S DAIRY BAR TQTS N TEENS 10 Xidlll Str ft F1119 edthf r Blrfl 1am rf-HCP Park qhm- Qth K P I If rlf MEADOW BROOK DAIRY RAY ENGLERT S SUMMIT HOTEL It L c RP ui un D-XIRX PRODI c Tb catering Pfdlllg D mari Bdllfltlft 8. Plllllt 2365 Buffalo Road P14411 d1Flf19Pl'II1'l Strffft rlf Pr nn xlxama Phone 49 63 P 01118111 rv P IIIlN1XdTld WESTLAKE ROLLERCADE ALLBURN FLORIST INC REIVXIL STORES 5162 We t Lake Road 1301 We t 76th Strut Paradf at th Strvet 'Nurthxu t Fmfst Skating Ink 262 parade gm I f ,W, tgth gmft ev mu 79111 84 Pitt Irurgh Au nuv SIXATI' FOR HRHXLTH Erie Penn xlxd ld IZHIIIIIIIITIPIIIF of , , 1 ' T 1 I ' ' . 1 ' S' 1111. 1 slmxillf- ff s-' EW PM ns. ' lla 1011. , . IKIC ' 1 TOT. .'e-- ' W ' 2- ' A 1 V ' 1114-1 St'-vt Ii V 1 It M I 4 wi' S-it .Af .3 x - -1 I- ' h ' '5 7 Hi .- fr- , . f ' ' S 7 'VF 4l'S 1R. 1 1 ..- 1121 - -- -M , i 4 N Ur 'II1 sw L. ' ' s . ' ' - s 'nA' SUNRISE MILK SUNSHINE ART STUDIOS INC HIII' i Il fl II dl I '1l09Pf.11h Str m 1- mhfm .mr urgdnlndtwm FIIIHIHIIII 'Wa df Ilgflll at I he .1 TROY LAUNDRY I-I6 Slate Hlrut THE JAY 8. DEE Prescrlphon Store 3004 BuII.1Irr Rnul e f x I Perm xlxama I 1 from SOHLSIGA S 1 LAKE SHORE MARKERS INC LAKE SHORE PATTERN WORKS INC Vinod and Nlftdl pattern a t -X ummum lgn and mar e FI atm tx MARINE SHEET METAL WORKS 0 XXI 0 sheet metal x mark ot all de lflplltlll ut I I're-mh Street rn Penn NIXdIIlJ AMERICAN HOLLOW BORING COMPANY 1063 We t Illth Street rn Penn xlxama , . Y imle-In-mIe'ut Imrllv- mm-:I dairy Fu 1I'rui,inV I' 1 f,r A Q s' Iw' I ' A if . ' L f'f'I Phu H H3711 Sp ' .2 , 'ss' 'husf-tts Ifu 1 II' Inn. ul ' 1111, uf' '37 Y 1 VI' SIA ilf- sw' ' ' He-sl WAISIU-s In tht' I . Class of I ff , 9 .I I1sAIA Ss' 'Iirs 'IILZII Hain .Itrr-4-t I gIw 44 'I signs uf atII pvs I,ansr-m'e' Park TH 5. NIVIII S, Pr rn. I 1 I ' I' S' ' ' Fu II- I ' S E -X Sl. '. TRY ENDICOTT JOHNSON SHOE STORES he txa IX tarrx a large zu ru u fr and Iuotswar at pupu ar prune E JIf0II,IUIIN x 1112 State Street Wfsl I'Tl1 P 828 Phone 28 uZ27 Phone 40 849 DIIIIIIIITH BARTONE S TRAILERS IUITIQIIIIH nts Sam S Bllss OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 99 9181 DONALDSON CONVALESCENT HOME refuge when Ioxlng marc and tndanu apart nfour re 1 Q ongratulatmns to lf- raw uatmg I Ia f from I.UCILI.E L OWENS INTFRIURS 4004 Ea t Lake- Road Erie Ph nw 8 1581 I xlxar a RUSTERHOLTZ BAKERY QDAI ITY BAKED I OODS or xe Illt nt Loc att 301 I'a t 12th Street tentral Market 3819 We t 12th Street 1224 West 38111 Street frant under the tlock Choose the Best MIIIQ and Ice Cream RIECK DAIRY DIVISION 21st ond Store Erie Po C4 ' -nts for 's 'Iuvs Th ' A - s xl ' 'tion uf' UI Ih- S' ' ' I' fs 1 NI so ' , l V I of ' A . . - . . ' 5. , att' '-isa ' -g'm- 112 Ifast 10th Str:-vt Phonv 2-4408 II f ' ' ,- t1 6'1 1'ssr1I1957 AJ A I 5-I1 1 - 4- 3' '0nsw5 I I 5 ' I P911 ISY ' lit , I Q I I N 1 -ff CGMPLIMENTS OF The Pennsylvanla State Pollce HUBBELL SUPPLY COMPANY ,Iamtor and Instztutlonal Supplzes BROWN AVENUE ERIE PA Phone 84 269 State lnspectlon McVAY S GARAGE l009 Rankme Ave Lawrence Park rue Complete Repair Service Automatic Transmlsslon eclallst Ray Goodwin Owner Congratulatzons To the Class 0 1957 PECK AND PECK REALTORS Commerce Bulldnng Wesleyvulle BRAIN UPHOLSTERY COMPANY Re upholstermg Repairing Re buuldlng Llvlng room sults bullt to order Open evenings except Sat Evenlngs and Sundays C A Snyder E L GORENFLO Custom Gunsmuth Established 'l926 Phone 2 4855 Erie Alr Condltuoned STEFANO S RESTAURANT Specnallzung un ltallan Foods Sea Food Steaks Open 24 Hours 123 East 12th Street Erie Let s Be Fnends 9.6- ' sw-W' ,P FIRCH s Sun beam Bread 601 f E ' , Pa. e s 0 Sp 0 n I l 4212 Main sf. - Low. Pk. 8-3871 1821 Sme SL . . . . sf -- z ' ' 'Q A ' ,--f ' Po. FI BENDER'S GROCERY I 1 4 I I Iluvxlplivm-lllx QUAKER CLEANERS CLAIRE M LONG ANSUK IATI- UI IRIIJ Ix SNIITII II FII rx 7' 8 Isl CHARLEY S CAMERA 81 GIFT SHOP I3l1II1I I 1 71 ISI uw on Pr ntmp III! Dew cv m DARI DELITE TIIIH XIIISTUK HXFOI IRUIIN IIXIRH PIIUIJII I 7fJlh 8 fl DUI kg I i I1 XI MIDWEST HOMES INC TIF BI II IJ THI BEST BI II IJ NIIDVS I-NT FI! I-HIE S SNIAHTIST NIIN 5 SHOP TAGGART S 1 mm Sum 51 I LAWRENCE W1 h I-1IlfI Wa In I I I ru f S munm g fi dm I' IZI1 rn ,ma ,IM mr th 'NfdrI'r 1IS1r.f HI ZSIS Iiu IE In II rad II 'f- I, - ma, I v . f, 1 A ' 1 '. I-IVXI.TY41U. S5208 Ia 4 II mu4I PII 111-g-259110 VI' -sIe-yxillv Pe! sv I .1 ia If V J - mu, LA IIUIl'EI'I' i ' fz I ,I p' ,Q R+-si4Ir-llvv -bl-ISI - LIIIIIIIIIIIIIPIIIS 1 , A' l A. ' ' UI 1 '.I V f V ' ITS , . I.m'al4-:I 856 Ifafl 'III1 Sl. all 21504 :IN Lukf- R-I. I3 Pi' , 'Ifr-11-I1 T I1 ' ,f'2l' I . I 1 - I , . H If L was It 35 'I N4 I ahvsf 1 IW-flaw Ihr Ynl1r'I1arI T1-I. -83-II K U V 4 .1 1 n 'Sl -I m filv' 'ng 115 last -ssl H1 ph. r.,-11, E V Pa. i I',III' -I-' I4-H-1? ..t GRISE FILM LIBRARY Xl I'IIUHIZIlIJ BELL K IIOWIQI.I. IIE-XLILR JOHN THE BARBER uk: PARK DINER RAINBOW RESTAURANT TRASK S xlxx , TR wk S HOXIP HRNISHIN1 N NIHRI Nix s xl DUGGAN RIDER OFFICE SUPPLY CO N LOHSE FLOWER SHOP WESLEYVILLE GREENHOUSE xr N 1 vim JAMES THOMAS JEWELER Il Ilmrlplmle-111-UI IHS Il. 'HI1 51, I'yI+- Pd. PIIUIIQ- 3 BTI Hu 'rw 'XXPIIIIQH I,.I'. IIHIIlIPIIIIll'IlIw tlmrllxlinu-:IIN Ht- HI Xla 'rm Sire-vl I.LlNI'l'IIt'h' I'urIx 1II'IfN I NIIIQH XIIXK XI XX UQIQNIIfY'I' 7 . . . Isnlk Xulll' 54'Il1mI 5llInluIl4'N ill Ifriv Ninn' IIITT 1 5IIUlP ut VILIIIWW' 42:1-ul 5lm'v'N TR XX ',!ASnr.-.11 'nh ' in I-1. wh Sm-I-1 h H N I IQur'l1vr I1i11I1tI1L1mIfIa1tv III Xf .' .' IIII' I UII IIII: NUI NI' XM-Nl Ifrin- I'I.1L.n phnm, IMQI, llurlupllrluvlnl- UI' ILIAJX QKI FUR XII H111 . INS , 23110 IIIIIIILAIU II e-AI XI Sl IL -In-xxillv Pal, I'II'lQ' I 1 FITTS LUMBER 8- SUPPLY COMPANY DARNE DRESS SHOPPE 827 E051 10th sffeef Phone 4 4311 rue Penna 824 French Street Telephone 4 6331 Erle Perma Large Enough to Serve Small Enough to Appreczate Dresses For AII Occasions CARL S ATLANTIC STATION Mann 8K Iroquois Erie Lubrlcatlng car washing mlnor repalrs Dynamic wheel balancing tures Batteries etc Complzments RELIABLE HOME FURNISHING C0 1213 I9 State St Not How Cheap But How Good When ln Need of Flne Jewelry ee FORD E 0 DELL JEWELER 24 West IOth St Next to Shea s I ll be on the watch or you THE HALLE BROS CO Tumes Square West Erie Plaza Compliments of JOHN F NUSS Justice of Peace 3905 Mann Street Phone 8-3763 L G BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Class Rings and Plns Commencement Invltatlons Diplomas Personal Cards Medals and Trophies Club Inslgnla Represented by ROBERT T TURNBULL I4 Waldemere Way Lakewood New York I E n I Of ' Po. I Five Floors of Fine Furniture S f . , Q Cl Q f 3, Erle Compliments EAST LAKE HARDWARE 2I42 East Lake Road Telephone 5 3088 C J Kraus L Smith Pen na BLICKLE SUPPLY Hardware I405 E Lake Rd Erie Complmzents PARK CLEANERS Enloy STERLING MILK Homogenlzed with Vltamln 3330 Peach St HESS BROS GUILD OPTICIANS Free Parking While Gettmg Glasses Erie New Locatnon 253 West 8th Street Phone 2 2382 Phone 8 3329 EAST SIDE MACHINE PRODUCTS Builders of Dues Tools Gauges .Irgs Specnal Machinery and Mold Dues Tool Design Machine Design and Development Work Erie BOLL S BAKERY Fune Cakes and Pastries Phone 4 4045 II36 East Lake Road Make Washday a Pleasure Try the LAUNDROMAT 40I3 Maxn Street Lawrence Park Of ' Pa. Of . . . . D Erie Pa. ' Pa. ' Pa. GEO V THOMAS POTRATZ FLORAL SHOP IIT II TI I Nu T A ' ' OFFICE OUTFITTERS OF ERIE S BRIGGS HAGENLOCHER INC I4 sI IIX Th DUNLAP s ATLANTIC STATION L PRESS 3- C0 fuk x N rm! I I lld CONEY ISLAND LUNCH STANLEY BR OS FURNITURE CO pil III I1 Irll VI fX'I'lIIINI-XIQIQII XXII ,IIfXI'IfI.IfII A 1418 I Ig Il Rmul HtIi1-LTIN,Y.1I.II.Ii. NIT I4'I1 IIINIPVVIIII' ,hi T-1-IWIU I'IIr' IJT'IIIIxXIXLiIII'I Plwml 8-3012 TT-lv IIIUIIQ' PIFII :MII IIIIIILUIU Wm'-ITWXIII1' Ili P423 I'ur'u1I1' .III'l'4'I - I . if 1 ' Tzmwu-3'TT3 'Xl I'4J-I-IIIQILTIIIKLAI. 5 :mm IMI'-1 'r'I TUIS lPIA': , ' 8' ' 2118.2 I x .-,T 'TTU-lim 51.1-.-T Tuul U II'I'Q'l1lIIIlIIIf'III 7 . . 2302 Ifkvl I.a1Ixv Rumi IFHIIIIIIIIIIIL Im, XX 4' IIT-4-AN IJIaA I.uun-T11-v IITTTIT 12110-IfT.'1utT-St. I'Il Iii. llurlxplilm-:TIF I-'U 'HW U' J .HU Hi' 4. 1218 IITTI IIULLS IIa nlmrgvr- IQITIII l'IrIl IIQIVIII' l1u,'d,1,. in 1211, IiuiI.nIwT IIII. lfpp- D I UiIl IIQT, IIIII MI' II14- IIIII '4- 4G 'Im' ERIE TIMES IHIIX-fSl'NIHY Inn- A I'1r'stN:-nxplqwr' CHARLES CRAWFORD MUSIC SERVICE 'SIIQ--XII SIILXI. INYIIRLVXIIINTS I I IIS Stun- Str:-vt FORTY S CLEANERS N S WHITE HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO ERIEYMCA I xx GALLAGHERS ll l CRAIG JEWELERS IHLHXH NIIIIPIINI IIN 01 PII Il Quill R Iran IJJIIIIIIIIIUIII UI IIUIIIIIIIIIIPIIIS 1 III' IJLIX I'I'III'I' LJLLIIIY L' XXVVIVIIIIII' In XiNIlIPl1r'I'IL1I1t . I I'I1ur1r'8'2I'aII I1mnI,I1lm'r1lxuI' N1ln1l'Iv.m Ilixifh II 1l'?Slul.-Str'-1-I .mul tIn- II1'IIIlNXIX.IIII.i V ' I,glXXI'1'IIlI' IILlI'Ix I.IlIIr- IQ4ml5'Iiulv-l1I- PIIIYIAINIL IQNILI INIQ HI lg IIlXIILlIIlrI1w Im-I XIIIIIIIIII '-rm-nl, ' ' ' ' I ' TLR , , , , QZIHII Www! U I1 Str:-vt Ifrw-tn11u1.411 I4 Ft. mn'-rx Tlltw Pt'L1'Il 5I1'r'v'I - V my eff-.f vw , g1 Insurance Exclusively Proper Protectlon Pays' THE ROBINSON AGENCY 33 East 8th FREELAND GARDENS Annual and Perennlal Plants Roses Bulbs Evergreens We Speclallze In Landscape Gardening and Decorating East Lake Road 52IO Erie B F GOODRICH STORE Jack Bcndeman Tlres Batteries Accessories Phone 2 3205 I7tI1 State Street Erie PARK BOWLING LANES Bowl at Park Lanes Open Bowling Saturdays and Sundays 100716 Ranklne Ave Phone 82 230 Courtesy 0 STAR LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO II9 E 24th Street Erie Pennsylvania WILLIAMS STATIONERY C0 INC Camden New York GRUVER S BARBER SHOP For Appointment Call 8 5731 Ct ts that can be purchased utzth con tdence gzven wtth prtde and used wzth the utmost satzsfactzon E 8.A DOUBET JEWELERS 202 East IOtI1 at HoIIand ' Pa. ' Pa. Compliments of f I if If . . . I. fl Come fo The FIDDLE INN For Good Food and a Pleasmg Trme ERIE WALL PAPER 8. PAINT CO Distributors Glidden Paints Spred Satin The Wonder Latex Paint Phone 4 I589 IOO2 Parade St Erle 3 EPP FURNITURE COMPANY Home Furnishings from Phone 2 3683 I307 I3II State St Erie Penn BASTIAN BROS CO Rochester Designers and Producers of Exclusive Hugh School Jewelry Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 2918 Buffalo Road WesIeyvnIIe Automobile Accessories Household Appliances Complzments SCHAFFNER S YOUTH CENTER WESLEYVILLE C plzments Of TANNER MFG CO Complzments MA S PLACE ' I Pa. . . N.Y America's Leading Craftsmen . of ' Pa. om ' - Of SEVIN ART STORE , SEYMOUR s XR NIXIIHIXIN NI' I TIIIIIIIX N ERIE WINDOW WASHING CO I N4 II SANNER OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY l I w FITWELL TAILOR CATHAY HOUSE Ix II w YAPLE S DAIRY and ICE CREAM BAR If: II QI xx TH xx NI PRODUCTS FINISHING INC IIHIIIIIIIIIIVIII' UI V v If IIe'wITII15Il'4-vi km. 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