McDowell High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Sefwmg 'Mace 7oz 7Zeeaf A true picture of the Junior Red Cross of Red Cross otiicers planning, for the membership drive- Millcreek Would COllCZ'till almost every Stlldellf in the 1. to 1.4 Lois Vfaldemarson, Ken Zeigler. Sallv Schwartz. School- The group Shown below are fepfesentatlves from each home room in the school. These represents' tives meet and plan for Millcreelis various forms of contribution to the Red Cross program. and Marilyn Longley. Besides the annual membership cgunpaign in March. the group was active in collecting food, clothing, and toys for needy hiniiles, filling overseas Red Cross boxes, and making favors for convalescents in hospitals. Many pieces of wood craft were constructed by shop class students for men in the veterans hospitals. Otiicers of this worthy organization for 1948149 were: Ken Zieglerf-President, Marilyn LongleyfVicef President, Lois Wgilderiiitirsoii'nSecretury, .md Sully Schwnrtzf-Treasurer. The Adviser of this group was Miss Fry. de fed Emu ' ' ' - ' 2:9442 A . r 'liz fi ,. , Q VS- tif, . i v ,, ,-. H' A. . , MZ! gf I - Z if 5 9 F ' 1: 1 ,Y h X .' ' J ,., , ,dy ' cp .' : 2 - M-.,4:, X, - I 74 ' Y ? T? Q ' f il, 4 X? F F 1 A 'Y -' , J., ,fe 5 . Lefrqtff right--Rove 1: R. Schrimper. A. Tubbs. B. Potthoif. D. Powell. Row 2: -I. Austin, M. Nce. P. Stadler. L. Eng-esfer. Miss Fry, D. Hoffman. L, Vdilderrmrson. P, Hunter. D. Benacci, L. Fiddler. Row 3: M. Schraeder. H. Elliot, A. Weber. E. Dickey. M. Brown. B. Phillips, C. Suerken, L. Skelton, G. Root, S. Nelson. Row 4: P. Lindell, T. Rogerson. DI. Peterson. D. Nelson, M. Deinor. D. Curtis. M. Lewis. D. Potthoff. P. Rodenbeck. M. Harrington. K. Evans Row is S. Schxx drtz. M. Hain. R. Beals. J. Almzisv. B, Dickey, -I. Lloyds. J. Van Honk, C, Christensen, J. Yochim, B. Bauer. 54

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77ZcZZozeei6 '4 aa-gnaldcte The students of lxdillcreek High are very proud of their bifmonthly newspaper, the Hub. The staff. under the direction of Editor Bob Heidt and Adviser James Barr, published .1 paper which compares favorably with school newspapers of the surrounding area, Bob Heidt. Mr. Barr. and Pete Stadler planning the next issue ofthe Hub Regular articles in the Hub included the latest news of school events, a sports column which covered sports activities at Millcreek, a serial story by Millcreek s Dick Fralick. and the ever popular gossip column. Publications ofthe Hub began back in 1937. During the last twelve years it has grown from a typewritten, mimeographed sheet into a real newspaper. lts circulation has grown. too, Twice a month. between 350 and 41 PU copies are distributed to the students .it the same old priceeea nickel a copy. 74a ma saggy , , x 5 Left to right-Row 1: bl. Miller. vl. Davis, B. Holquist. J. Hartley, B. Heidt. P. Stadler. J. Savage, B. Baker. P. Bridger. Row 2: B. Smith. D. Benacci. E. Storaci. bl. Komora. J. jackson. bl. Ryan, B. Range. E. Evans. Mr. Barr. -I, Hcehn. P. Heldt. V. Schneider. Row 3: E. Vogel. C. Dylewsl-xi. N. Reed. S. Utterback. D. Schnee. T. Arnold. A. Vvleber. P. Weber. F. Zook, D, Lambert. -l. Filler. D Fralick, D. Rust. Row 4: P. Traphagen. 1. Wilkins, J. Shea, D. jackson. J. Lower, G. Tillman. 53

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.lea ,-46amwo4 Sapmzalee Left to 'right-Row 1: Hartley, DI. Davis, Miss Sherrange, gl. Davis, N. Reed. Row Z: J. Stautfer, S. Young N. Evans, M. Dunst, B. Eugate, VJ. Schulte, B. Heidt. Row 3: V. Ralph, M. Leib. D. Schnee, S. Saunier. 7 ,mmf just finishing its iirst year of existence, the Spanish Club has become one of the most popular activities in Millcreek. It is composed of members of the Spanish II class. In February, the club presented a hilarious comedy, Tooth or Shave by Joseph Niggle. The story centered about the lives of poor Mexican peasants. Starring in the comedy were Mary Elaine Dunst, Donna Schnee, Bob Heidt, and Jack Stautfer. Included in the same program were a group of Mexican folk songs dances. The Club's booth at the annual P. T. A. Bazaar featured hand painted cascarones and fortune telling. The Club also presented Mexican songs and dances for various other organizations. The Club sponsor and Spanish teacher, Miss Laura Sherrange, is well acquainted with Mexico and its customs, having recently attended a course at the University of Mexico. Officers for the year 194849 were jean Hartley-President, Mary Elaine Dunst-VicefPresident, and Mary Grimme-Treasurer. ' f f arif ' im1xn1:IiZir.l --,- ' 5' 5 iii my ,S -Wm , .... i i- nrrmrm , JN I ,,,.. 8 Q ,. gt' gi - 4 , 1 ' ' V si T 9 ' .fm 'mi 'flf' V Q- S '- , ' .' I - ' H -Q. , 5 N. ' 1 .-.151 Ij.i f'lx' Y i - al T '- ' -' xr. , A Y , -Esc .. s . 4 -, -fwfr-P fx. A, .1 --v N ,. .Q ', 3 .tl V I . . A 'Omg , ..a eggs . , 1. 5, .-...-.- . F Q 1 ,.,,,h ,mg M Q H r QQ- F- - ...S s.. a as s , .. T e . -1- ' ' , 1 aw . , 2 Est' s ' V f-cf ' f s ' Scenes from the Spanish Play Tooth and Shave. 55