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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

When we observe the life of a successful man, we usually discover that one or more individuals have contributed much to this success. The successful one, in turn, brings honor and fame to his family and community. So it is with our school. Many people belonging to various organizations have our particular interests at heart. They feel that we belong to them. And in reality we do. These organiza- tions,which were rounded for many and varied reasons, go their own way seeking their own goals. Une thing, however, they all have in common--that is an interest in our schools. That common de- nominator, then, makes our school the Heart of the Community. Therefore, to these wonderful people who look after our needs -- - -Spiritually ----Physically and ----Educationally we respectfully dedicate this book. 'ilvy +- ?-,,f ,,.-Q ,,f4' Q .J dv. . , X, , . Nia- f X 5 f X 1. if Qi V ff :P R? I ,, nf as 'sunk-m-. snuxkmi lxnrmm , sf 1, w J ill? if TEM i f ina' Nurses Mrs Skelhe and Mrs Z1mmerman 5 fc Q. Dentist: Dr. Pommer Custodrans Mr Bennett Mr McCread1e,Mr Moody, Mr Prrce and Gary Krantz Custodian: Mrs. Schuld Sarge .1 . J' 11 3 -: .,, mm ,-a,.z,- g lwnv 'M ,..Ww1....,, f V4-frwm. W, ,,, y,pddIQ , fp ww w-vwwuv.-Qwwamnlatod ..-qv, if ML ax www :F X 4 f eff' 4 'N-N... 0-. 5 f 'Rx E ix ff 1 if , if 6 ,ff K in 2:r'.qf:,E5Lw if Wim va Y 11'-TMJ gang-W 5' 'ea ,, Q4 'WSF' X1k NEALE H ANDERSON Much mrght be sald on both sldes MARY JOSEPHINE BAILEY The only way to have a fnend 15 to be one ' RUTH FLORENCE BARRELL Pat1ent of tO11 serene amldst alarms mflexlble m fzuth 1nv1nc1b1e rn arms MARGARET ANN BEHRINGER o women, sllence IS the best ornament ' BARBARA ANN BOYD There's nothmg that allays an angry mmd so soon as a swee beauty 9 t ,um fi G! JEANNE MARIE BRANDT-- Colden hair, like sunlight streaming on the marble of her shoulder ROSEMARIE BRINDLE I m the sweetest sound 1D orchestra heard HELEN LOUISE BUTERBAUGH ' We have been frlends together in sunshine and in shade WARREN RALPH CHICHESTER Let others tell of storms and showers, I ll only mark your sunny hours VTNCENT JOSEPH CRESCIMAN Some books are to be tasted some to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested 10 JAMES STEPHEN DYER For SCIGHCC 15 l1ke a vlrtue 1tS own exceedmg great reward ' AGNES ELIAS Speech IS sllver, s1lence IS golden ROBERT B EPPERSON Del1ghtful1n manner, pleasant 1n mood. FLORENCE EVELYN FEATHERS Gentle of speech, beneflcent of m1nd. LINDA ANN FLAHERTY They serve God well, who serve HIS creatures 11 WILLIAM KENNETH FRENCH We are the muslc makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams ROBERT F GARDNER Good at a flght but better at a play GEORGE ALVIN HULSINGER Play p play up, and play the game PATRICIA ELIZABETH JEN KS Walk together talk together oh ye peoples of the earth, then, and only then, shall there be peace PATRICIA JEAN JOHNS Noth1ng great was ever achleved wlthout enthuslasm 12 MARILYN E JONES Hark, the shrxll rumpet sounds JUDITH ANN JORDAN Ask me no questlons, and I'11 tell you no f1bS JUDITH ANN KAEBNICK Can she b ke a cherry p1e, Bxlly Boy? CATHIE ANN KELLOGG Her xvory hands on the lvory keys strayed m a f1tfu1 fantasy CAROLYN LOUISE KRANTZ There 1S an art of readmg as well as an art of thmkmg, and an art of wr1t1ng 61, qv-,fb CAROL -MARIE LENNING-- A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. GRETA ANN LINDQUIST-- A daughter of the gods divinely tall, and most d1v1nely fair WILLIAM THOMAS MCMURRAY Tom he was a p1per's son, he learned to play when he was young, but all the tune that he could play was over the ulls and far away CAIL FRANCES MEIER We walk by f Lh not by sight PAUL MICHAEL MINIER A man who could build a church as one may say, by squmtmg at a sheet of paper 14 -5 '5 SARAH CATHERINE NEVIN In death a hero, asm 11fe a fr1end GERALD WALTER OLSON O, xt IS excellent to have a g1ant's strength DAVID PHILIP ORCHARD A httle peach m an orchard grew. JAMES VINCENT PACHELL It 15 a great plague to be too handsome a man NANCY JO PINAR W1se to resolve, and pauent to perform 15 .ini ,X iiwii 5 H? 3 X ILKKA RAIMO Musxc and math maketh a charmmg comb1nat1on MARY JUDITH RAY 'Glve me the least fractlon of the wealth that dlsdams 1 the wealth of the world CORRINNE MARIE RENSEL Her that led the roost m the k1tchen ALLEN LEE REFINE 'I feel lzke a bull moose JEAN ELAINE ROBINSON God gave us memorles that we might have roses m December ' 16 LINDA SUSAN ROTI-I-- 'Such figures from her pencil flowg so warm with light her blended colors glow. JAMES CLARK RUTLEDGE-- Wisdom goodness are twin-born JERRY LEE RUTLEDGE All who joy would wm must share lt happmess was born a twm PATRICIA ELLEN SCHUWERK D15 courbg the sweeter banquet of the mmd SALLY MANNING SIBLEY The chlughter of debate and E5 Wy! 17 Qs' 'ibn Wins' W w 'T.'.7 SONJA MARIE STANGLE Read mark learn and mwardly dlgeit FRANK STEFANO The stronger always succeeds ALDA DOLORES STEWART Charlty 1S a vlrtue of the heart and not of the hands KAY SUNDBACK To blow 15 not to play on the flute, you must move the fmgers ' NORENE MAE WADE Thou who hast the fatal glft of beauty 18 DARLENE MARIE WIEST A hght heart 11ves long ARTATI WIRADIHARDJA Her very frowns are farrer far than smxles 0 other maxdens are CLAYTON ARTHUR WITHEROW I am not m the roll of common men THOMAS RICHARD WOOD And the clattermg car went forward wrth lmpet uous speed JACQUELINE LOUISE YORK Beauty 1S 1fS own excuse. 19 iv 1, If 'sl :li ADAM S EVENING And what 8.11 0vc1111g' 1111. 1351 for 11118 101011111 farce, L011c15r11111g 2111 11111000 II 11101110111 c11d111g at 4 a m 1111111111541 11111 Dyur H5 Adam Ada1115 Carol 1.LI'1I11Hg E15 1118 wrfe A1111a Larolwu Kra111z as 1111, 111011101 111 law 11111 PaL11c.11 Z1 Dr 11112513111 1Qa11 Brandt a5 1115 Wlff. 1111, ladv 111 11110511011 Bob 0511111101 a Mr 0115011 W11O w1s111,5 11L, .mm d1,ad 11111 1511 1 B111 111.11111 115 Mr C0ke5 w110 511011111 be dead but 1511 1' 11111111011f0r111rucc11l111110110151551513111 d1r0c10r a150 1110 1a 1 15 10 bp c0m111c,11du.i for 1110 long hours 5191111 re,11LarQ111g Many 1111111145 go IO MrQ Skaln Mr Ma550 Mr 50111114011 M155 C51r11a11a11 1116, 51agQ crew and all 0111crs w110 L0111r1b111L11 10 1110 grunt s11111,5Q of 1111, plax Q g 3 . ' ' 1 Q f 1 1 J A -ls.. 1 ! 5 v ' ' 5 5 - ' 5 J X 5 5 ' by I 1, 1 1 A . .Y ' 5 5 : ' v 5 5 -Q 5 ' - ' ' . 5 'I lv V 5 ,,.'- Q' 1. 5 Ir. '21 L'-'5, 5 I'-,5'g ' 5 ' - N '5 ' 5' 5 1 5 5 5 ' ' ' A g 5 5- - 5 , ' 13311011115 as Mrs. Cokcsg Linda 110111 as Gcr1i1:g 211111 Paul M1111cr as Casper. Greta Lindquist is IO be com- 1-.511-'. 1 f- --1, ' --Y :f,, , .- 5 5 -1 ' 51 5 . 5,5 5- 1 , y -.l-,1 '.,,,+fg 1 :se '- 'ysafif Q I, sw' 'O -- Y '. 5 U SILVER SERENADE n Our twenty-fifth anniversary was carried over into the theme ofthe Prom, sponsored by the Class of 1958. Neil Charles' orchestra provided the pleasant niusical accompaniment to which Dean Knight and Sherrel Brakeman were crowned king and queen. Co-chairmen Dave Orchard and Jean Robinson are to be congratulated on a social event, not easily forgotten, and which will hold fond memories for the many who were in attendance. C? PROPHECY In this age of Space and Sputnik Many things we can foresee So let your gaze linger longer And read our Prophecy. JIM DYER became a physicist, He always was a whizzacist. BOB GARDNER still dribbles a basketballg He grew to be eleven feet tall. PAUL MINIER, the industrial designer, In all the land there is no finer. BILL FRENCH a symphony conducts, Needless -to-say, he's in the bucks. ALVIN now owns a grocery store, But BARB takes the cash at the door. Blimey mate, it's CHICHESTER, WARREN, He's sailin' now to ports, all foreign. A beauty queen is NORENE WADE, Wearing diamonds, pearl and jade. JERRY OLSON, coach at Notre Dame, Achieved more than a little fame. With DAVE ORCHARD, golf is no fad, At age fifty -five he may beat his dad. An archeologist is MARILYN JONES, All she does is dust off bones. A fashion designer is CORRINNE RENSELQ She's a real slick chick with a crazy pencil. TOMMY WOODS took over the Navy, He's even sporting hair that's wavy. Cars were ANDY ANDERSON'S choiceg He now has a chauffeur who drives a Rolls-Royce That BAILEY gal, our MARY JO, Has plenty of dates and places to go. A kindergarten teacher is SARAH NEVINQ She dotes on all little ones this side of heaven. KAY SUN DBACK is a sprightly lassg She sure keeps them alert in class. JACKIE YORK is now Miss Universe, And on Broadway must rehearse. JIM PACHELL, our diplomat, Take a look at that high silk hat. Our chemical wizard, TOM MCMURRAY, Got to the moon, but not in a hurry. Christian Dior in France is missed, But we don't worry, we have GRETA LIN DQUIST LINDA ROTH, art is her game, We predict she'll rise to fame. REPINE, EPPERSON, and WITHEROW As engineers are on the go. RUTH BARRELL, a studious lass, In one place only, the head of the class. The twins in our class are JIM and JERRY, Had they been triplets, we'd have Tom, Dick, and Harry JUDY KAEBNICK, we'll miss your laughterg But forget you we won't, forever after. CAROLYN KRANTZ,she loved the stage, On Broadway now, has become the rage. When it comes to brains on a level higher, We nominate GAIL FRANCIS MEIER. Sugar and spice and all things nice, That's JUDY RAY. We'll say it twice. FRANK STEFANO, our football ace, As All-American, takes his place. JEANNIE ROBINSON, so light and fair, Is bound to succeed almost anywhere. LINDA FLAHERTY sparks the Red Crossg Without her they'd be a total loss. PATTY JENKS traveled over the sea, But she came back to usp how lucky are we! CAROL LENNING, typist breath -taking, Court dictation, now is taking. TATI, you're so sweet and gay, How we wish that you could stay! The girls will cryg the girls will moan, ILKKA, the day you sail for home. CATHIE wants to be a teachg We know why, she reads Miss Peach. JEANNIE BRANDT, now there's a girl, She'll soon be caught in the social whirl. Madame BRINDLE, our own ROSEMARIE, The favorite violinist of you and me. SCI-IUWERK, SIBLEY, and SONJA STANGIE, Are advertisers who know every angle. A pleasing personality has NANCY JO, There's no telling how far she'll go. Good luck and best wishes, DARLENE, to youg We know you'll succeed in whatever you do. JUDY JORDAN, queen of the dance, Unlucky at cards, but not at romance. MAGGIE, with her beautiful clothes, Looks like a dream wherever she goes. AGNES and HELEN though quiet are sweetg Two nicer gals you never will meet. Miss FEATHERS, is FLORENCE, a nurse of pure gold, She cares for the needs of both young and old. DELORES will be a missionary, PAT JOHNS at least three times will marry. VINCE, who wrote this prophecy, Says, Thank heavens, now l'm free, We, the Class of 1958, being of sound mind and body,do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. We therefore bequeath: NEAL ANDERSON'S chug -a-lugging jalopy to Buzzy Chathamg MARY JO BAILEY'S quietness to Joyce Schiefferleg RUTH BARRELL'S yearbook editorship to an energetic Juniorg MARGARET BEHR.lNGER'S ridiculous giggle to Judy Flaughg BARBARA BOYD'S whole-hearted support of the football and basket- ball teams to Marlene Massieg JEAN BRANDT'S golden hair to Kathleen Reidg ROSEMARIE BRINDLE'S blushes to Sharon Deuinkg HELEN BUTERBAUGH'S driving of her brother's car to Ann Krantzg WARREN CHIC!-lESTER'S countless freckles to Bernard Fitchg VINCE CRESCIMAN'S summer job at Chautauqua to some enterprising underclassmang JIM DYER'S girls to Jim Moorheadg AGNES ELIAS' reticence to Shirley Carrollg BOB EPPERSON'S dreamy brown eyes to Jon Royallg FLORENCE FEATHERS' soft voice to Mary Schilkeng LINDA FLAHERTY'S service to Red Cross to Nancy Petersong BILL FRENCH'S musical ability to Don Meierg BOB GARDNER'S towering height to Joseph Vogelp GEORGE HULSINGER'S wise cracks to Robin Burrowsg PAT JENKS' travels to some future Seniorg MARILYN JONES' love for Chryslers to Harris Fordg JUDY JORDAN'S baby -sitting jobs to Tom Johnsong JUDY KAEBNICK'S naturally curly hair to Elaine Bucky CATHIE KELLOGG'S piano to Vicki Wentzg CAROLYN KRANTZ'S job to an ice cream fang CAROL LENNING'S flag to Nancy Korng GRETA LlNDQUIST'S needle and thread to Suzanne YatskogTOM McMURRAY'S basement laboratory to Andy Berdineg GAIL MEIER'S attraction for redheads to anyone who wants itg PAUL MINIER'S artistic ability to Mike Wilsong SARAH NEVIN'S friendliness to Judy Soudang JERRY OLSON'S build to Jim Cipallag DAVE ORCHARD'S good looks to Bruce Rossg JIM PACHELL'S Sloppy Joe recipe to some starving studentg NANCY JO PINAR'S smile to Margie Carandog ILKKA RAIMO'S blue eyes to Dick Shadleg JUDY RAY'S petiteness to Letty Brakemang CORRINNE REN SEL'S long hair to Marilyn Edingerg ALLEN REPINE'S strength to Mike Polyg JEAN ROBINSON'S saxophone to Allen Champlaing LINDA ROTH'S rebuttle file to her sister Janetg JIM RUTLEDGE'S good looks to Leslie Fobesg JERRY RUTLEDGE'S wavy hair to Kenny Woolstrumg PAT SCHUWERK'S driver's license to a future driver traineeg SALLY SIBLEY'S baton to Lynn Crottyg SONJA STANGLE'S books to Carole Batteng FRANK STEFANO'S speed to Larry Nilesg DOTTIE STEWART'S bookkeeping classes to Sue Blytheg KAY SUNDBACK'S interest in grapes to North Eastg NORENE WADE'S con- vertibles to any fresh -air fiendg DARLENE WIEST'S verbalizing to Peggy Caldwellg TATI WIRADlHARDJA'S dancing slippers to Diane Zimmermang CLAYTON WITHEROW'S football to John MacGregorg PAT JOHNS' flirtability to Pat Crevelingg TOM WOOD'S height to Mr. Boutwellg and JACKIE YORK'S clothes to Bonnie Campbell. It is the hope of the noble Seniors that these unusual gifts and talents will pay off in the years to come. -- CLASS WILL mg Vw Q f ,mg 'Wiki mr -E il is 'Smit 111 la 4 55 .4 si QE J. Baublitz R. Bigley Blythe Brakeman Burrows Caldwell B Campbell M Carando Cochms Conley Conrad Curtls Dav1s Erdle Feeney Fetmer Fetzner Flfe Flaherty F laugh Garren Glasgow Gonda Kornackl Goodrlch, N Guth J Hmgby S Holmes, R Horn, J Humphreys f A , Q L s. .,,. , L' f C,,X ..:,,, 2 '. I 1 R. HW: M ll.. ' 5 N' . ,af EQ , .iyi 5 zx. E. 1, lg gufgff ,ah 'Fig y .rze gas' ., Ji il I, .,'. ' k. If -' 1.5 fs, i Q f' Q V MQ G' El. ' 'ooo J -- ' N J ?' 1 .- - J. , g 'TQ' N. ' 'gkgvaye , tll ,L Ezs 4 ,.,l V Fwy C. f 'V I I E M , G. ',,.. R, ga? ,,,: iff y l J ' ' A l Q b Q 3 A ,... L , 1. si . .X ,., A I' ' 1 f - . :-5 zl. , Q. llll' 4' if ' Z fl f i , 'V -Q mm. A Krantz P Kuss J Lamb M M2512 B McMurray, P Muller K. Moorhead K. Mottem M B R V R L M K B S C J. 27 Moyer Northrop Palotas Peterman Potter Reid Rexd Repme Savage Schxefferle S chuwe rk Stmnett Swenson Wentz Wlest Wxlhams W1lson Woolstrum Wyn ck Yatsko York Yount 441' an 4.-..,,:... HQ f NM... is gi ii us i ophomore SPONSOR JOB H. WILSON L. Benim, A. Berdine. ROW 2: P. Beute, M. Hxzzard. ROW 3: S. Carroll, R. Car- Culbertson. ROW 4: S. Dalglish, S. G. Forsten. 30 ROW 1: H. Gerg, W. Griesbach, J. Hall. ROW 2 J. Hartman, N. Haskins, P. Hewitt. ROW 3: S. Jazenski, M. Jeska, R. R. Johnson. ROW 4: T. Johnson, J. Kavanagh, N. Korn. ROW 1: C. Lewis, L. Lyons, J. MacGregor, P. Massey, F. May, J. McKay, M. J. Monroe, L. Moyer, P. Munger, L. Niles, J. Oleski, W. Orzepowski, B. Owens, J A. Renshaw, B. Ross, J. Roth, R. Samson, V. Shirey, E. Sibley, B. Smith. ROW M. Spiegel, D. Sweet, D. Sweet, W. Truscott, G. Wiest, E. Wittenberg. Snyder, mi EXIT CLASS OF 6O The Sophomore Class began this school year most enthusiasti- cally, knowing that it would be a profitable and enjoyable one for all. We planned a variety of ac- tivities, the first of which was a donut sale that was held in No- vember. Because of the participa- tion of the entire class this project proved to be very successful. Our second activity was a Christmas party at which an enjoyable time was had b all. Because of our Y able executives, our Student Coun- cil representatives, and fine class members, we had a wonderful year, and we are now looking forward to the coming year. FACULTY ADVISERS Mr. Archie Sundback Mr. Howard Schilken Mrs. Grace Smith Miss Jean Forsyth CLASS OFFICERS President--Joseph Payha Vice President--Nancy Korn Secretary--Judy4Soudan Treasurer--John acGregor STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Charles Lewis Norma Haskins Judy Soudan . KS 1 'K ,,f+rmf5 gg 4 if -1. il ,Q wan Q f 4? 1. v 5?h4g1, ,. ' Qt L, ,A f vi if if my i, ,A , , , ., -f,,, 4' Qa,, 5g3ggQ51 1,5 inf army f W5- W, L 1 ? 5 9 1 . 1 4 wk ai . Aiton . Anderson . Batten Benim G S e F 6 ig' C S. T Berdine F. Beute R. Bryson J I A. Buterbaugh 4 -' nl S. Buzzard Q P. Casinelli 81:55 A. Champlin J. Cipalla A. Cochis A. Corson C. Crawford R. Crawford . , 3 a aw, , -... 4- - A ROW 1' P. Crevelin D. Crot . g, ty, L. Crotty, K. Cunningham, L. Curtis, R. Dunfee, M. Edinger, J. Embler. ROW 2: B. Fitch, L. Fobes, D. Gar ren, R. Gerg, M. Goodman, P. Gonda, S. Goss, E. Crzelak. ROW 3: E. Gross, E. Hall, J. Hall M. Hartman, H. Hepburn, T. Holmes, C. Jenks, D. Kline. ROW 4: S. Kohler, G. Lamb, K. Spears V. McQuaid, W. LaPrice S. Miller J. Mollo, D. McDougall. K. .iw 'A x ROW 1- M. Mutch, J. Nash, P. Nuss, J. Okey, P. Orlando, N. Peterson, D. Proper. ROW ' V S' R. shaw Schiefferle, M. Schilken, R. Shadle, M. Sheesley, J. Siggms, . lmpson, B. K. Sllelly, D. Stefano G. Snyder, S. Snyder, R. Sommers, D. Stangle, J. Vogel Y D. Sweet,,C. Teker, D. Tullio, S. Walker, D. Whxpple, S. Wxrth, C. R fairy r . ,., Q. .- 51.1 K, ' 3? S W4 , was ls rR, VAI . -::r V fy' A , Ren- ROW 3 CLASS OF 6I Aiwa- We Freshmen bounced into Lawrence Park High School with vigor and enthusiasm. Now that this particular chapter in our school life is almost over we can look back with fondest memories at our classes and at our social events. We'll never forget our donut and bake sales because we has such a wonderful time selling the food and boosting our treasury to a new high. Confidentially, we'll bet everyone is still singing the songs from our dance. Like everything else, this function went over exceptionally well. Slowly, but surely, this chapter is closing, but we'll be looking for- ward to our next year as Lawrence Park High School Sophomores. FACULTY ADVISERS Mrs. Ruth Fobes Mrs. Cecila Puffinburg Mr. Harold Boutwell Mr. Charles Masso CLASS OFFICERS President--Edward Grzelak Vice President--Pat Creveling Secretary--Barbara Yatsko Treasurer--Florence Beute STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS David Stangle Lynn Crotty San.'ra Goss gi 1 L 'N - J . 1 P x . 3 px , fr..-...L ,r K b infix - X 4 Y, . J S' .. QL, it '1 A iii? .. J x N P. Crotty R. Curtis W. DeP1atchett R. Dibble J. Duryea J. Elias C. Feeney R. Fetzner J. Fife M. Frick .., ,J . V '. . , A ' '55 ' TF .vi N1 wx, - ' ' Hy., ' -'Q ROW 1: C. Arnold, J. Amarm, R, Aitken, K. Adams. ROW 2: J. Cable, P. Bernsley, B. Barber, A. Bachman. ROW 3: S. Craw- ford, A. Clark, M. Cipalla., J. Cable. ROW 1: C. Garwood, H. Goodman, C. Goss, S. Hosmer, J. Hughes, A. Krantz. ROW 2: B. Lee, R. Linse, M. McMurray, D. Meier, J. Moorhead, J. Northrop. In fe.. QED 2 wi ' J 'Q ,, H. fl WW J M 3 .V ,H I sl. 9 ...J f--f 4...- -rf? ,Rx ,1 I we -Liu.. , 5? in re -315, ,mf xi 1-'.. Saleman Sh arp Shroyer Sikora S mock Snyd er M. Okey, N. Oltmans S. Orlando, C. Pachell M. Payha, J. Pinar M. Poly, T. Reid T. Renshaw, V. Rishell J. Royall, B. Rumsey C. Stefano S. Webb R. Williams R. Willson J. Wilson A. Wittenberg R. Yarmen B. York J. Yount R. Zerby C. Zimmerman J, Q. f M -- -V , T. 39 wx Q uf 'f:v.s. Wi! W 91 W:,,93Eff E21 ,.,, fr . ssl me Q s S A f, .. .f 3535. lggggige '1 M ,, , .W 1 'X' rgfgw 555.21 ' , ig TN 'W ,fl 1 Ml W ' fa. :.1' ,slr 'iii 34 In CLASS OF 62 v. .Egg , Cv. M arm' N lk -L, r Y 'y fu z f si sf cf-. lffx Jf. 'R 3 i is .,ax--'m'w.',7. 1- K Fw mann.-,nil , . ,nf ,,mU.,,-.,. 1. 'f :e:n:.-:.- 'ff y 12: X 'Q A ' -' wa 1 ' --1,9 4 1 if Our second year at Lawrence Park High School was very success ful and our best, yet. With the help of our teachers, we enthusi- astically set out to improve our minds. Education, however, was not all of our program. On the dramatic side we helped form the Junior Dramatic Club and pro- duced a fine class assembly. On the social side we sponsored dances and parties. Our class was also active in such fine service organizations as the Jr. Hi-Y, Jr. Y-Teens, Library Club, and Jr. Red Cross. In addition, our class was also responsible for forming the Jr. Science Club. James Moorhead, Patrick Crotty, Ann Clark, Alice Bachman, and Barbara Lee and Mary Payha were our very efficient officers and auditors, respectively. Our class advisers--Mrs. Carmie Stager, Mr. Thomas Barringer, Mr. Paul Mahoney, and Mrs. Margaret Anderson--did a fine job of guid- ing us. We were well represented on the Student Council by Barbara Runisey, Don Meier, and Diane Zimmerman. Needless-to-say, we are looking forward to next year when we shall be listed as Fresh- men. 'sr S.,- W x , Y M. Anderson, N. Avery, S. Batchelor 0 S V D F- re- A. Y' L AML W. Bellis, J. Benim, R. Bergan ye F , we K. Bigley, C. Bray, D. Buterbaugh ww? 7- K ' ' ' 2 K re f If h R Constantrne E Crescrman, F D1as K Farver D Flckenscher, W F1 e R Fmster J Flaherty, L French ROW1 D Gerg S G1asgow,E Crygo J Gustafson D Hambly J Haskms, S Hew1tt RI-Ilb ROWZDHILTH g Y O0 , umphreys J Hutchmson L Johns D Johnson N Krauchen P Larson R Lewls in 1 no Ang F iilfik +I or F, riser g J Ao 'Z iv 14--'sr' 5- J ..,. , - j 'D F or P' . , . . L he 6' 5 .A in 41, f , , , ' , 'f . X QS. -- x if Sf-P! ,,,x 5' M ,V . if .JV . , . . I : ' l ' V J ' i . ' Y ' I ' . I . . -: . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . Q J F ,:. ' Q9 F-L pf 1 A 'A ..:. ...,q T, ,iv -J Ar 4 .: -., f W 3 .Ziff I my ff' r ' ': ' 1 X gg ' ., J - emi- . .. J W. A -'1' ' -2' Lf? D Dk J L it ' - . ' - . H , J' k ,K A ' A 1 A an Q ,- W ,.,.' V ff , , 'Q any ,A V . I ROW 1: C. l. C. Nuss, W. Owens, f . V Afrkf d 'R I ,, K , .Ls . K. Lyons, J. Massie, M. Miller, J. Nelson, M. Nevin. ROW 2: Potter, E. Reid, D. Rodgers, K. Schuwerk, K. Sharp. L. Skelly, B. Smith, D. Snyder - 'IW ' M W 55' R x 3412? 2 . J L. Snyder, P. Sutton, D. Teker ' M it 22 U R. Soudan, W. Vickey, R. Vorscheck 'I f ft 'ff' J ,Q ' , . V X ' 9 R. Walls, J. Westcott, L. Westcott if 1 . . A. Wiest, J. Williams, L. Willman R M ii' ' 'W ig. , wg D. Wirth, J. Witherow J I gt. . I J I , ig, 43 X sig, ' ,iff r it -t: Q .i af F CLASS OF 63 N' The first few days of the new school term found a group of be- wildered and confused pupils pass- ing through the halls of the High School building. They were the members of the Class of 1963, recently promoted into the Seventh Grade and becoming accustomed to new surroundings, new teachers, and new routines. The class, which is made up of sixty-three members, has as its elected officers: President-- William Owens, Vice President-- Richard Bergan, Secretary--Nancy Avery, Treasurer--James Haskins, and Auditors--Michael Nevin and Leslie French. Representatives from each homeroom serving on the Student Council were Philip Larson from Mr. May's room, Diana Hook, Mrs. Stonefoot's roomg Sally Hewitt, Mr. Stanczak's room. Our faculty advisers were: Mrs. Frances Stonefoot, Mr. Russell May, and Mr. Floyd Stanczak. Under the direction of our faculty, our officers, and our Student Coun- cil, we have enjoyed a successful school year in all our activities. 5' 21' 'tt 0 0 9 9 ve 15 WQB8 . s 93'..haQ3?,13 16 For the second time in three years, Lawrence Park again won first place in the Erie County Football Conference. The team also took the District Ten P.I.A.A. trophy and ended the season with a 7-1-1 record with teams scoring against them in only three games. Coach Poly and his assistants, Mr. Barringer and Mr. Finnessy, produced the championship team which included ten lettermen from last year's squad. Oddly enough, only one Senior out of seven was in the backfield. This will give the coaches an experienced backfield and a fairly experienced line to work with next year. Altogether there will be twelve returning lettermen to make up next year's team. This year's lettermen are: Seniors--Neale Anderson, Tom McMurray, Jerry Olson, Frank Stefano, Clayton Witherow, and co -captains George Hulsinger and Allen Repineg Juniors--Robin Burrows, Dave Conley, Art Fetzner, Bob Glasgow, Jack Humphreys, Jim Lamb, Don Potter, Dick Horn, and Lamar Williams, Sophomores--Sandy Dalglish and Bob Samson. Lawrence Park's Football teams have always been ones of which we could be proud, and this year's team is no exception. We are looking forward to the same encouraging results next year. Gerald Olson Clayton Witherow Center Guard Frank Stefano Guard ix xv Allen Repine George Hulsinger Co-captain Co-captain Neale Anderson Halfback SCORES Lawrence Park 20 Fort La Boeuf Lawrence Park 34 North East Lawrence Park 12 Wesleyville Lawrence Park 7 Girard Lawrence Park 38 Union City Lawrence Park 13 Youngsville' Lawrence Park 13 Fairview Lawrence Park 13 Edinboro Lawrence Park 1 A1bion0 'Independent Tom McMurray OForfeit Center I wfklizffiii , ' - 941 -A fri,-5 ,1 - V I , .V y. I ,mt 5 2 f ,Ln K gfi 2531 by He? if 3' his SA' ' -us. 3, 5- ymfg. gg ,fm A iii GOLF Lawrence Park's Golf Team fared well last year against stiff competition, winning a total of three games and losing three. Denny Glasgow lead the way as- sisted by Herb Dyer, Dave Orchard, Paul Minier, Ronnie Swenson, and Bob Erdle. Congratulations go to Dennis Glasgow who came in sec- ond in the District Golf Champion- ship hcld at Edinboro, thus quali- fying him to play in the State Championships held at State Col- lege. This is the first time in many years that a Park player has held that honor. Also to be com- mended is Mr. Poly for his excellent coaching. i TENNIS Our Tennis Team fared very well in the city series competition last year, experiencing only two losses. Academy, Strong Vincent, Prep, and East were among the many schools played by our squad during the season. John Bloom did a fine job leading the team to many victories. Jim Dyer, Vince Cresciman, Tom Wood, Jack Humphreys, and Steve Holmes played fine supporting roles in the matches. All but John Bloom will be back again this year to go out after a perfect record. Mr. Kring must be commended for his coaching. CONGRATULATIONS, TEAM! Our 1957 Track Team once again carried away first place honors at the Erie County Track Meet held at Edinboro. Several of our boys also qualified in the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Associa- tion District Ten meet. In addition, the team met with Prep, McDowell, East, and Harborcreek high schools. Varsity lettermen included: George Renshaw, John Fetzner, Andy Dalglish, Dick Flaugh, Jim Deuink, Tom Johnson, Phil Smock, Bob Gardner, Tom Bergan, Al Repine, and George Cochis, manager, John MacGregor, Jim Lamb, Joe Payha, and Bruce Ross were the Junior Varsity lettermen. Some of the prospects for this spring are: John Fetzner in the sprints, Tom Johnson in the mile, John MacGregor in the broad jump, and Jim Cipalla in the discus and shot putt. Lawrence Park can look forward to having a fine track team this year. 52 X , . 1 .1 ,- SM ,ff3' 4.35 ff -9. Q E ' I Q fr 1 T' V: ' 9 P, an .. 4 . A 5 'N .. N 1 BNQ K Qs Q We ill CHEERLEADERS Rain, hail, snow, or sleet--nothing can keep our faithful cheerleaders away from a game. Many a time they have reported on duty on the football field only to cheer in a driving rain! A great vote of thanks is due these girls for cheering during both football and basketball seasons, Our snappy, peppy cheerleaders are Marlene Massie, Betsy McMurray, Linda Lyons, Sandy Goss, Carol Stefano, Pat Creveling, Bonnie Owens, and Diane Zimmerman. FLAG TWIRLERS The Senior High Flag Twirlers, under the direction of Mrs. Stonefoot, have displayed excellent routines during half time at our athletic contests. These girls--Carol Lenning, Norene Wade, Peggy Caldwell, Patty Miller, Kathleen Moorhead, Kathleen Reid, Norma Haskins, and Nancy Korn--really did a fine job. The Junior High, al- though organized only this year, should be commended for their clever routines. Leslie French, Sharon Crawford, Beverly Barber, Nancy Krauchen, Nancy Peterson, and Bonnie York are members of the latter organization. BATON TWIRLERS C The Senior High Twirlers with their clever new uniforms performed many entertaining half time shows during football and basketball games. A round of applause should certainly be given to Judy Jordan captain, Jackie York, co-captain, Jeanne Brandt, Letty Brakeman, Nancy Cochis, Lynn Crotty, Janis McKay, Sally Sibley, and Mary Ann Rensel, The Junior High Twirlers, who were just organized this year, have also participated in many half time shows. They were Sally Anderson, Anna Cochis, Barbara Yatsko, Cheryl Zeppenfeld, Peggy Cipallay, Ann Clark, Marilyn Okey, Sandy Orlando, and Alice Wittenberg. Barbara Boyd was their leader. Both of these peppy groups were under the direction of Miss Carnahan. MUSIC sw we SM I N f 'P I We are very much pleased Wllh our mus1c de partment whlch IS under the capable supervlslon Mr Howard Sch1lken A most commendable ChI'1SI1Tl3S Concert was presented to the publtc by the Band and Gtrls Chorus These two groups along wrth the Orchestra have performed many tlmes throughout the year PI'OVlllg that the t1me spent o rehearsals was nme spent msely Aa usual we have been represented at Dlstrrct Band Orchestra and Chorus Th1s IS a very valuable expertence for the students xx ho attend and ll certalnly reflects on our own musrcal OI'g3U1Z3I1Ol'lS 56 , M Y f Y t , I N' X , . . , . of , ' X ' n - ' - V - - vs , V - . , , . K 'X x A M., 1 hr! Q ' 'V ah. SENIOR HI-Y A very fine club is our Senior Hi-Y An organization for boys, Each year they sponsor a swim party To generate lots of noise. Paul, Dave, Sandy, and Don Have done a swell job this year, Assisted by Messrs. Lloyd and Tom They all deserve a cheer. W N11 was STUDENT COUNCIL Our school's governing body is tops QThe Student Council we meanj This year they held a Christmas Dance That sure was on the beam, lim, Paul, Mike, and Jack Are officers Grade A Mr, Skala helps them, too In our school they have the Say. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA They visit banksg they tour the town Business is their aim With Mr. Nogroslri as their guide They'll all go on to fame. This group is led by Bobby Boyd, Robinson, Yatsko, Pinar, and Flaugh To the courthouse they went one balmy To learn about the law. day VV JACKET CLUB Jackets are what they seek to buy Donuts are what they sell, llulsinger, Orchard, and lim Dyer Lead this outfit well. OI' their advisers they are so proud We mean Messrs Barringer and Poly The group meets every other week Their club is gay and jolly. Vx , 5 , A A Afgqg A wivwiz , 5,1 ' y Hmm F' . .. ,- wma. f . L grew - 4.1: .- 'f 'YH ' ' , ' mm WA 5 f . Q .,-, 6 I Wi fi 'im 'a Hg in . - V ,, g Q ,-. V, - N . , X Us. - . Q wb- W us, - wp-'F' H 5, 5 J Www s , if Q g S ,K ' K A Y I' K fl , mf J T 42 f mf K 1 4 as ' X V - . . ,A I , V, A it k QV, kg lg if , r 5 f RADIO CLUB Our school boasts a radio club Whose fame spreads o'er the air These boys are truly hams As their call letters do declare. OUR CHRISTMAS PLAY This year, as always, the Speech Club presented a one -act Christmas Play for the benefit of the stu- dent body. Announced by Tati Wiradihardja, our exchangee from Indonesia, the cast included the Misses: Kay Sundback, Barbara Boyd, Ruth Barrell, Judy Kaebnick, Cathie Kellogg, Corrinne Rensel, Pat Jenks, Gail Meier, and Jean Robinson, and the Messrs: Ilkka Raimo, Jerry Rutledge, Clayton Withe- row, Bill French, Jim Pachell, Al Repine, and Jim Dyer. This delightful little play was beautifully presented and well-received by the audience. Sally Sibley acted as student director. JUNIOR HI-Y This character-building club, Led by Barringer and Cramer, Strives to teach clean living Makes strong boys even gamer. Good living is their motto They aim to help each otherg Grzelak, Humphreys and Stangle With Proper help their brother. 29 'A gf?-Q, X. W E -a Vqi .f M. v Ai ix' ........ , - 'viwiifik-R511 Lei ' , 'W 4 15 A if-M-,. ' AWK mx Q ., 1. n 1 W O . ' W , yf NLP! ,Qi 4 'C ' was ff xl rl ..' .. -.A, Q --.uv Q ,gf !, l :nag 4 L 0 gk 4 M, 4 3 .Q I 5' v 1- 1 ' K , I - A A . , 1 .- -v U 4 W' k 1 1 Q f H 5 nr -v f . 1 fr -:ff NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the finest organizations in our school is the National Honor Society. Students are accepted into this group on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Those Juniors qualifying were Michael Wilson and Suzanne Yatsko. Accepted from the Senior class were: Ruth Barrell, Jim Dyer, Greta Lindquist, Gail Meier, Linda Roth, Jean Robinson, Sonja Stangle, and Kay Sundback. Pat Jenks became a member during her Junior year. Membership in this group is a high honor and one of which all these stu- dents can be justifiably proud. if ATTENDANCE MONITORS They scurry down the hallways AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Walk together, talk together, O ye peoples of the earth: then and only then shall ye have peace. This beautiful bit of Sanskrit philosophy, actually the theme behind the American Field Service, has been familiar to us since 1951 when we were hosts to our first European exchangees. Since that time Lawrence Park High School has sponsored a total of nineteen foreign exchange students representing the countries of Germany, Luxemburg, Austria, Spain, Italy, England, Sweden, France, Greece, Indonesia, and Finland. This year we had with us Artati Wiradihardja of Indonesia and Ilkka Raimo of Fin- land. Sending students from our school to Europe is another phase of the exchange program. Last summer, Pat Jenks was Lawrence Park's ambassadress to the island of Grete, Greece. Certainly, we at Lawrence Park High School have enjoyed walking and talking with our many wonderful ambassadors of youth. ek 11 'T sf, VA Linda Roth Ruth Barrell Paul Minier Jim Dyer George I-Iulsinger Gail Meier Kay Sundback Jim Pachell Advisors: YEARBOCK STAFF Coordinator Editor Layout Editor Assistant Layout Editor Photography Editor Literary Editor Typing Editor Business Manager Mrs. Fobes Mrs. Skala Miss Carnahan Mr. Finnessy 9- 1 umm B no 1 W Al. MASSEY S BARBER SHOP TPI PX ISION AIR C UNDITIONFD 866 Rankin: -Mm ll s Phone 8 81 mmlmf nl If 1 in 101 ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE The new home office with its two covered driveways and large parking area fo the rear, is designed to prove the Erie is above all in SERVICE H O Hirf Manager. In the picture Judy Jordan and Sarah Nevin enjoy the Pause that Refreshesf, ERIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 2325 Broad Street Erle Pennswlx ama ISAAC BAKER 81 SON Sul: SIIf1IdISfNfI h Wht Il lldIIIX Apparel for M4 n and Young, Mc n has lung been a trachtmn th df-sure to serse me tru trait Our f'0IIegz lorna r IX r he ldllllll HMI I4 1 umnsam W The experienced mechanlcs at DIAS SPRING f S D SERVICE are well equnpped to repanr your R' car Theur many servnces Include wheel N6 alignment frame sfralghtenmg and sprung SE I service Be smart the next tame you have a Nw I car problem fake .f fo DIAS SPRING SER Uh II VICE where If wulI be quickly and ef L Flclenfly repaired so, Q 'Y I Si' - -f- - - - n 1 . . k- I . ' ' . . , and 1- . ' , ' . an an ' 'S ' I ' ' . ,, - 'I - is il r1-n1I1-3 ous fo t - I s vrx tx Im a ' ' s1yI--- 5 us. ix ,L 5 v n - u Q f , it . ' . . . ,xl f :I t 1 A 1 A Q s - , - ' . 'x ' . I ' . u. 1 4 . . . III X Q s I s - A , ' ' Q- i ' ' . 0 I ' K F ., II uf. ' - , I :MX I IJ p . IX SCAVONA S TEXACC SERVICE 2414 East Lake Road Erle Pennsvlxama Lets go to SOUDANS 1 a popular saylng of young and old 1n Lawrence Park and Erle Th1S restaurant speclallzes n dehclous meals luncheons and mouth waterlng dalry products It IS also the scene of numerous partles and re ceptlons Remember for that mldnlght snack or a full course meal VlSlt M Soudan s Restaurant A verv popular spot to stop for refreshments after a rlde IS the Although thxs store IS part of a natlonal chain 1t IS owned by a local merchant th1s assures vou of good seruce So the next tlme vou go for a rlde be sure to stop at the DAIRY QUEEN L ' Q 7 if I 7, . ' S I 9 ' 9 7 In I 7 Q v ' -rf? QQVLJV:-1' K .1 A4 1 I 7 7 7 You urtalnlx xx 111 flncl thc rnP- to suit Xcru from 1: dr c c Gustafson Ophcal Company Thus storc loc dlflfl at 113 We-St 9th Strcet has tramecl asblbt ants to help sou choose the Correct glasscs Fur thc-rmorc thc x gudrantcc oc cu LACHESKY S GULF SERVICE 'H' A XA Toning, 9706 Buffalo Roxcl sums Unix 'A It -gum- S IS L1 store noted for nts Qupplx of magannf-5 creamx ICC cream and p otogmphxc l xcl I lg It IS an faxo of the chool rroufl because' of the f-I'lt'tlt'llN atmosphere Stop at Marx 5 for excellent sc rxlce . .V t ' - 1 C W WEBER modern SfUdI0 W 1 81h S1 ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS BENJAMIN ELECTRIC Erle ' iiim ' REL BL! Advanced Fashlon APPAREL of Fme Meyer uallty for MEN WOMEN BOYS P A MEYER 8. SONS ERIE S EOREMOST CLOTHIERS 81719 2123 state S1 3 Get xour pho ographnc work done a the 4 ' u 402 es ree! Erie, Pennsylvania 3207 Buffalo Road Phone 8-2203 I-xg? E 722 V' 1 J Ja , s , 1 hx 1 S I I ' P . Wright's Garage Park Shoe Factory Main Street Restaurant Young s Cleaners and Dyers LeRoy Vogel Insurance Agency Sunrise Mllk Perry Square Clothes Dr W W Ramsey Fairfield Dlner Sandell s Beauty Shoppee Hewltt s Restaurant B and M Servuce Halbach Brothers Meat Packers Earle s Barber Shop Seymours J G Krantz Mrs Burnett J Mmler Mr and Mrs George Jones Marlorle Zlelonka Dr Vlncent P Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Bert Hall Kaebnick D. R. Meier John W Pinar F J Wiest Robert W. 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