McDowell High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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In .ill phases of school life the juniors took an active part. As a class they sponsored .1 skating party on November 24. This success was followed with their class play, A Date With Judy. In spite of the mumps, .1 smnshfhit was rung up. Biggest event of the year was the hluniorffenior prom givin git the Masonic Temple May 20. Commence' ment time found the juniors still hard at work serving as ushers at both Baccalaureate and Commencement. Selected to direct the group in all these activities were: President-Lawrence Laughf ling VicefPresident4Kuthryn Muridyg Secf returyejlgunes .lxicksong and Treasurer- Florence Zook. Left ti: right- Row l: N. Ames. T ringer, T. Bates. D. Bemcci R. Borst Row 2: bl. Botwright. j Fremmer. El. Brianna, P. Bridqer. B. Brown. T. Cage S. Csmphell Rmx 3: -I. Clark. P. Clin tm, S. Ccr.v.uy, D, Corlwctt R. CTLlfH1ll':glh1l U. N. llnvis G, Dickey Row 4: rl, Dietz. E. Dolak lf. Dunsfnore, -I, Durlm, H Elliott. B. Faust. Al. Ferre: lil' 1 5 F Arnold, E. Banko. D. Bar' ' ' r si H .' ammo JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right-jim jackson. Florence Zook, Larry Laughlin. Kathryn Mundy K anqgkf: A Q as V E' ' . il 7. -4. 1 it x . -, X. 1 U, V I X . - X Q. 0 fs' 2 f vf 5 f fc-:lf F W if . Q ' X : f ,f ' : ii i A ivli T A 1 , iiii 5 V ? 9, ' :-Y i- -A T - 1, -' Y' 3? f. '- 3' P ' tg' ' :L fe- A , f M, Z Q '-S , ,,'. . YT' . .. - L' V79 Q1.' Mig W -' - ..,, ., 5 fi wi ,. ' f - A 'll f t f-il L Q 5 Izq- .G'.:EA,. I 57' of ..ir - , ,.- A 38

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cmckvze Left rn r:ght- J M K Q I . T 'N is si . . ' - X. Row 1: A. Swift. N, 53 Q, 'if . Q ,. . -3 V Thomas. C. Thorr, C. Till' 6 lg X-+533 L I. x y Q risk man. D. Llrraro. C. Vash, D. 1x.::- ' t 1 2533... 5 VH-Ocko P , , . N ,,:, sg 1 - N .1 . h . K , me in . . ,K . ij ,g Row :Q E. Vogel, A. voir, ' -A X H ,N .. N . I. XVerner, D. Vvlhre. B. t .3 ' W f D 'W t ' 'IP 2 - , at Kegan? . 4-.V X Env .sf A iv- Nvv- X .- 1 dwelt M - - T be it . wi A A . . A r ..., . . 5 ' s Q ' Row 3: C. Wcotlin. D. X -Xa K t- ' W 55 -I 9 .I 'i i' Ziegler. E. Zeivler. D Zimerf T :iz N9 ' mi X .Q t, - F' Q ii if ' r wi . X . . -OO Q.. 5- H V. - get J -- Xi? Q: , - X s X 0 t . X i.. . , ' f ixwn gg .7 ..f ' 1 . i 'Me ping HA DATE WITH JUDY by Aleen Leslie The plot of this three act comedy centers around Judy Foster, a vivacious teenager, Whose spirits never seem to find the happy medium. A school club sponsers a dance in which a girl who raises the most money for a relief fund will be crowned queen. So Judy enters all kinds of contests to raise moneygmuch to the consternation of her hither who wins the title of tithe most kissable lips in the land. 'Turning all her attention to getting subf scriptions. Judy drives poor Oogie. who idolizes her, to desperation when she refuses to go to the dance with him. All this amuses Randolph, Judy's younger brother, who delights himself in making her the brunt of his caustic reimrks. The play comes to a hectic, but happy finale. when both Judy and Oogie get what they want. Ji nrff MR. Fosrizu Mizs, FOSTER' RANDOLPH' El.-XNNAH BARBAR.-x Oootii MZTZ: -- MR. MARTINDALE Mas. Horcnrissf- Etozsii - THE CHARACTERS 1 Attriictire teeunge miss . . . The fond Father ,... . . The wellfpoised Motlier . Precocious hrother of rwelre The Maid ..... .,.... Friend OJ Judys , , . Gtznghng boy of Seiutittn Judyis guni chewing pal . The Broadway Producer . The laundry ufornan . . who elccutesm . lvlm' 9Hi1.r2H,-xrmiiiri-'of the P. T. A. i.., . Rexff Svszii -- The new lzoy in the izcmzly Refs sister of eleven .... The play was under the excellent supervision of Miss Sherrange. .40 i Violet Schneider . Franklin Patton Io Ann McMichael . .. John Weriier . Ethel Krieder . Helen Hoover Alan McCombs Marilyii Longley . Charles Knight Daisy Ziegler .. Peggy Heldt ., Elaine Keeler , Richard Fralick .. Phyllis Bridger