McDowell High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1952 volume:

NINTH GRADE BOYS CHORUS DM? .G 1 'Q Agn. 9 Y WN' Row 1: D. Cassellg D. Rogersg P. Schwzirtzg D. K9StC1Q VV. Laffertyg R. Adamsg J. Struchcrg J. Amesg R. Petersong D. Phillipsg D. VVoodsg D. Kallenbach. Row 2: J. MCClll1'9Q L. Zeiglorg R. Brociousg R. Pctersong E. Adamsg M. Kostenickg G. Bowersg D. SC1'l1'0d9lQ J. Browng T. Moong D. Crossg T. Curtiss. Row 3: J. Agnellog D. Grodeg B. Mathiasg N. DiRienzog M. Wandcrg K. Lieboldg R. Flickg F Erdeleyg M. Brooksg M. Thomasg N. Fergesong K. Schauble. Row 4: J. Dickpyg D. Seidelg F. Ticeg D Moshierg B. Moshierg B. Trohoskeg A. Parkerg D. Westg K. Cooper. GLEE CLUB lst row: A. Chiffong C. Moong D. Robinsong D. Hunterg D. Jacksong H. Kuhlg J. Van Geem. 2nd row: R. VVillg L. Copelandg J. LQJC-:alg K. Stewartg J. Benaccig B. Lytleg W. Magaha. 3rd row: J. Deboldg A. Roberts-5 L. Weaverg P. Zieglerg A. Larion. 96 GIRLS CHORUS Row 1: M. Suscheckg J. Cifellig P. Hauckg D. Whitfordg P. Dawleyg C. Knauffg S. Houghg N. Sawdeyg J. Harrington: V. Harnessg H. Merchant. Row 2: A. Whiteg C. Benyong J. Bakeirg C. Wagnerg B. Fugateg M. Latimerg J. Careong M. Melgaardg J. Petersong C. Mcrg-ang B. King: D. Seigristg A. Pago. Row 3: V. Connery P. Rodenbeekg P. Mooreg M. Berryg B. Silvcrthorng R. Heberleg J. Neiderg B. Smithg M. Churcherg B. Marthalerg J. Pinckneyg J. Hinkleg S. Yatesg J. Swenson. A CAPELL Row 1: D. Lappelg G. Suiarezg D. Clintong J. Niebauerg R.A1fie1'-ig R. Edeeng S. Schwartzg L. Skele- tong J. Chartleyg A. Gennerallig J. Waidleyg K. Evansg N. Fishery J. Botwlighit. Row 2: H. Ander- song M. Kreigg A. Yeskfog P. Hobartg C. Noitong S. Ainbrog J. Connery F. Zylkag I. Lewisg J. Prin- dleg M. Waldingerg N. Hustong C. Christenseng A. Lucas: M. Bfesslinx D. Gilling-hlamg I. Phasey. Row 3: F. Norwallg J. Van Geemg D. Robinsong A. Larsong H. Kuihlg C. Moong D. Hunterg L. Weaverg P. Zieglerg W. McGahag J. Deboldg A. Robertog A. Chiffonig R. Jacksong C. Reingerg D. Kallenbach. Row 4: R. Willg J. LeJea1g K. Stewartg J. Benaccig B. Lytleg L. Copeland. 97 Double Quartet lst row: C. Evansg J. Waidley A. Lucasg M. Kreigg R. Edeen Llnd row: D. Robinsong R. Will A. Larsong A. Roberts. Girls Trio D. Gillinghamg A. Yeskog S. Schwartz Comical Quartet D. Robinsong L. Copelandg R. Willy J. DeBOld 3 f 7 W f For PHOTGS to keep for your FUTURE it's NATIONAL PHOTO SERVICE 42 Broadway Lorain, Ohio Your Official Chum-Picture Photographer Dick Abbott-leaves his driving ability fwhich is greatl to Bob Strain. Audree Adams-leaves her basketball ability to Mary Smith. Helen Adams-leaves her small stature and voice to Buss B. Marilyn Adams-leaves her chewing gum to Mr. Swift. GEM OF THE PLAZA Genuine Orange Blossom Diamonds Designed by Traub Hamilton, Elgin and Le Coultre Watches Krementz, Van Dell and Fostner Jewelry John E. Filip JEVVELER Watchmaking' Experts Engraving Specialists F. M. Braeger Co. Roofing - Sheet. Metal Work 817 Parade St. Phone 2-2624 100 ,122 6 onuvf BOTTIED GAS SERVICE CLEAN - AUTOMATIC - DEPENDABLE For Farm and Suburban Homes Cooking . . . Refrigeration . . . Home Heating' . . . Water Heating Powell Avenue, Erie, Pa. Phone 3-1121 Robert Adams-leaves his ability to work to Gary Dunsmore. Frank Angello-leaves his ability to play guard to Ken Weed. Rosann Alfieri-leaves her laugh to anyone wanting to take on such a responsibility. Sandra Ambro-leaves all the paper in room 8 to Mr. Goodrich, the needs them more than shej. A The Guthrie Company Phone 36405 CHILDRENS STORE Lakewood Pastry Shoppe 3443 West Lake Rd. 3437 West Lake Road Clothing - Shoes - Toys Furniture Erie, Pa. 101 C mpliments of The Parson Studio of PHOTOGRAPHY BUY THE BEST . . . Erie County Milk Asso 21st and State Sts. Lois Anderson-leaves her skating ability to the Phillips twins. Charles Bartlett-leaves his footprints 8ft. apart as he runs out of school in June. Joe Benacci-leaves his quarter-backing ability to Hobo Debold. Quentin Bender-leaves his seat in room 21 to anyone who wants it. Gustafson Optical Co. DISPENSING OPTICIANS 113 West 9th Street Phone 2-4219 Erie, Pa. C mpliments of A Friend l L ,Presque Isle Sporl Shop W hat's in a Name? Continuous Quality 3214 West Lake Rd. Mercury Motors - Whirlwind Motors Fishing Tackle Guns - Scopes - Ammunition Complete Repair Service IOTTIED UND!! AUTHORITY OF YN! COCA-COLA COIADANV IV Coca-Cola Bottling' Co., Erie, P Ruthie Beusch - leaves her day-dreams to Jeanie Boyd after she ex- changes them for the real thing. Ronald Booser-leaves anything and everytlnng in the LllJ1'll1'Y to Harriet Merchant tWe have to keep those red-heads in powerl. Jean Botwright-leaves her extra period of gym class to anyone who can spare the study hall. Mary Ann Bresslin-leaves all her sweaters to Mrs. Hirt. H685 Bl'0tl'lel'S and S011 Prescription and Manufacturing Shoes - Hosiery - Bags GUILD OPTICIANS Prices Reasonable Corner 17th and Sassafras St Phone 22382 Our 81st Anniversary Year 133 West 9th Street Erie, Pa. 103 CLEANING FOR PEOPLE NVHO CARE We Do Our Own Cleaning Pickup and Delivery Cold Storage for Furs and Winter Garments Palmer's Dry Cleaning Phone 3-4187 0sIerberg's Garage General Repairs on All Makes of Cars HENRY J. - KAISER - FRAZER Sales and Service Official Penna, Inspection Station 2851 West Ridge Road Phone 3-1027 Erie, Pa. Don Brindle-leaves his actin abilitv to whoever wants it, unless it's 8' . ruined. Bud Brown-leaves his 32 to anyone who will take it. tSam Kimmel Won'tJ James Cardman-leaves two tire marks behind the school to whomever can do better. Joan Chartley-leaves her giggles to Janith Hinkle. E , ALL MILLCRE EK WEARS . . . ITI ln S g WEATHER-BIRD CLEANERS AND DYERS SHOES 811 West 26th St. Erie, Pa. f rom Phone 2-2108 Tots an Teens HAROLD V. EMLING 908 Peach Street Phone 4-4801 We Call for and Deliver Erie, Pa. C Congratulations am-Mu Shop CAMERAS PHOTO-FINISHING RECORDS John Yesko fAll Speedsj Insurance Agency 2803 Grubb Road Erie, Pa. Phone 3-1250 2825 W. 26th St. Phone 3-5373 Millcreek's Record Center General Insurance and Bonds Carol Christensen-leaves her farming ability to David Syd Long. Dottie Clinton-leaves her troubles with men to Travis Altman. Julie Conner-leaves the headaches of the Hub to next year's editor. Lee Copeland-leaves his ability to Sound Off in A Capella to Bobby Jackson. Compliments of J ohnson's Cut Rate HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO. 30 Flavors -' Our Own Ice Cream Our Own Candy 22 West 9th St. 3437 West 'Lake Road Erie, Pa, 105 Here was Millcreek in '52 An investment in music study is a lifetime asset of practical value. Do not grow up in musical ignorance when you can, at very moderate cost, get a good musical education, from beginner to competent artist, at the Our aim is to serve the people of this Erie Cgnservatgry of Music Community with the best possible merchandise at reasonable prices. Established 1913 156 West 7th St. Erie, Penna. Phone 2-282-1 Principal, Peter LeSueur CONSERVATORY COURSES To students desiring to take one subject only, complete courses are given at modera,te fees by a llgighly glualififgl facultfy of sixteen artists in iano, oice, rgan, iolin, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Harp, '1rumpet, Clarinet, West 12th and Powell Avenue Alto, Baritone, Trombone, Tuba, Piano- Accordion, Mandolin, Spanisih and Hawaiian Guitars, Xylophone, Sight Singing, Theory, glusical Ignowledge, garriiony, Counter oint and oniposition. erti icates awarded A on the satisfactory completion of each grade. Phone 3-5557 Folders and all information on request. New pupils may begin at any time. GRADUATE COURSES Monthly Student Recitals Dick Curtiss-leaves his inside information to Mr. Goodrich. Bob Denmark-leaves his ability to hunt ducks to Paul Goll and Dave Long. Genny De Rienzio-leaves her shyness to her brother, Nick, who needs it more than she. Jim Dudley-leaves his ability to score touchdowns to Don Baumann. The wise girl graduates will start her sterling silver on O'Dell's easy Hgbart Club Plan. HOBART'S GARAGE Ford E. O'Dell E EL J W ER General Auto Repairing 24 West 10th Erie, Pa. 2617 Greeley Ave Next to Sheays Phone 3-1025 Erie, Pa I'll be on the watch for you 106 Rusierhollz Bakery Airport Restaurant Wholesale and Retail Hamilton 8a Sons 3819 West 12th Street Good Food - Reasonable Prices fWest of Powell Ave.J o Erie, Pa- We bake our own Pies and Cakes Bob Ellis-is taking Joan with him, he can't afford to leave anything behind. Judy Eppley-leaves her brother, Dave, to the poor 9th grade girlsg and her ability to be in charge of things to someone who has less home- work and more ambition. Darlene Gillingham-leaves her seat in the bleachers watching football practice to Joyce Nieder. Donna Hall-leaves her position as Exchange Editor on the Hub to her sister Pat. Complime t f Compliments of ' James Thomas JEWELER Vern ancl'Ken Kallenbach 8.-West ,Sth Street Established 1911 FLORISTS Store Open Monday Evening Phone 4-7619 107 Russell-Johnson Shop Patterns . . . Fabrics . . Women's Accessories 3813 West 12th Street Erie, Pennsylvania C'mpliments of Harry Schwartz BUILDER OF DISTINCTION Office: 3314 State Street Rae Nancy Harrington-leaves her boyfriend, Zeke Mukeluch, to any Junior girl who's desperate enough to take him. Janice Hecker-leaves her hair to Mr. Bolkey. Jim Henning-leaves one desk for our coming Senior Classes. Norman Henry-leaves on the last day of school. C mpliments of Best Wishes from Schluraff Floral Co. Flowers of Quality KOLLMANN MFG, CO, Store-12 West Sth St. Erie. Pa. Green Houses-2709 West 8th St Millcreek Township Member F. and D. Allied Florists Assn. of Greater Erie. Congratulations! Class of 1957 Insura ,ce Exclusive! Prop er PROTECTION I Pays . ea 132, fl mf' 'XRD che William J. Robinson R. E. North Co. HEATING AND INDUSTRIAL PIPING 449 East 18th Street Erie, Pennsylvania Dick Herhold-leaves one year supply of Beech-Nut gum to anyone who will chew it in Mr. Swift's P. O. D. Class. Phyliss Hobart-leaves her never ending shorthand assignments and the fun that went with them to Marilyn Hunter. Lou Holman-leaves her ability to leave home at 8:25 and get to school on time to Jane Schlosser. Norma Huston-leaves her hard studying to her sisters. Compliments of a Friend W. S. Reitzell Company Insurance and Surety Bonds 504 Marine Bank Building Erie, Pennsylvania W. M. Conner ERIE I SURANC GENERAL INSURANCE 101-109 East 6th St. Erie, Pa Ph 2-4585 one 1 Extraordinary Auto and Fire 815 state Street E1-ie, Pa. Insurance At less than Ordinary Cost Don Joslin-leaves the rubber from his rear tires to whom ever can scrape it from the pavement. A - Helen Ann Kennedy-leaves. Mr. Korrell to teach Trig. to any girl who is able to understand it. fShe wasn'tl Dave Kiney-leaves his new sousaphone to all bass horn players in the Junior Band. Harry Kuhl-leaves his unathletic to Red Adelhart. L. E. Clark Collision Advanfre Printinggf Service Litho Co. - Yearbook Printing Specialists L. E. Clark, Prop, Our 1952 Books include the following Millcre-ek Kaldron Swissvale Swissvalian Gannon College Lafrance Lawrence Park Lawrent1an Strong Vincent Spokesman Phone 3-9841 2630 W. 12th st. and Others Frame and Wheel Alignment Auto Painting Erie, Pa. 1118-20 Chestnut St. Erie, Pa 110 USE A LOCKER EAT THE BEST FOR LESS LET US SHONV YOU Sanner Ollice Supply Parker's Frozen Feed Center DESK CHAIRS - FILES - SAFES 1119-1123 Peach St. Erie, Pa- Cor. 26th and Cemetery Road Phone 3-4378 Shirley Kuhn-leaves her ability to skip the 11th grade to anyone who thinks they have a strong enough constitution. Dick Lambert-leaves his daily sprint to the bus stop to Gary Conrath. Alric Larson-leaves one slightly used DeSoto and little bit of Swedish luck to the Swedes to come. Jim Leibig-leaves his Chevrolet to Amos in hopes it will replace his car, which proved in its own way that a Chevy lasts longer by far. J. A. Holtz Garage . General Repairing Welding McCray'Smlth Agency Cooling System Cleaning 12th and Powell Avenue Ignition Work ,- REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Gasoline - Kerosene - Fuel Oil Notary Public Call us for Delivery Phone 0-9155 Erie, Pa. W E. E. McCray, Broker 111 B0lKEY'S USED CARS 26th and Pittsburgh Ave. Phone 99-9486 A Friend Bette Lloyda-leaves her bubbledancing ability to Marilyn Hain. Donna Locke-leaves the first seat, second chair, in the trombone section to Dave Nelson. Audrey Lucas-leaves her name Queenie to next year's football queen. Bill Ludwig-leaves all the math that Roy Korell tried to teach. and which was not absorbed, to him for further disbursement. Compliments of C mpliments of Lawrence Cleaning 8z , D ein Co. Transport Equipment Co. y g , 402 Wesit 31'd St. 445 West 11th St. Erie, Pa. Erie, Pa. COLD STORAGE VAULT ON PREMISES Equipment 2-2827 Motors 2-2829 Established 1888 112 AUTO GLASS REPLACED Window Glass Mirrors Ornamental O'D0nnel'3 Cleaners Custom Glass Work 3304 West Lake Road J. Tice Glass Co. Erie, Pa. 3738 W. 12th St. Phone 3-4391 For Premium Coal at Standard Prices Household Fuel Company MaHflY'S Bal'bel'Sh0P 1700 East 12th Street Our coal makes Warm friends 1962 West 26th Street Dial 2-4143 Erie, Pa. Esther Majewski-leaves her devilment to Risy Bennet. Shirley Malutich-leaves her radical ideas to Mr. Swift, who is to remem- ber that Roosevelt was our greatest president, and her communistic opinions to Mr. Bolkey. Bob McChesney--leaves his disagreements with Mr. Bickford to Don Godfrey. Wesley McGaha-leaves his ability to Goof Off in A Capella to Hobo. Sound knowledge expressed by the - A - rind-ividual is the comfort and the se- Pine Avenue Red at White curity of his country. ' ATLANTIC GAS Compliments of Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Penn Brass 85 Copper 4529 Wattsburg Road 113 L ll nts ul Endicott-Johnson SHOE STORE Footwear for the Entire Family West Erie Plaza SACRED HEART COMMANDERY Knights of St. John The Home of Real Friendship No. 266 660 West 26th Street Erie, Pa. NOW . . . FOR DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS Two Stores To Serve You. WS . Reinholds he lilalla Bros. Go. 1715 State Street Times Square West Erie Plaza Erie, Pa. Becky Moon-leaves her place as head majorette to a Junior girl. Jim Morris-leaves his inferiority complex to any conceited Junior. Joe Nichols-doesn't leave nutt'in cause he din't learn nutt'in. Ed Newshani-leaves his 6 ft. 1 in. to Miss Sherrange. Complim t i Kearsarge Tool 8: Mfg. Co. Kuntz Road and Bryant Street Phone 99-7354 Barber Shop Francis Stitzinger 2421 Loveland Ave. Erie, Pa. lilil' ' ill Shirley's cut Rate .. ,. ::: 5 :2: 1. ': 5 E252 1f ':2 52255 Zff ? 1 :':: 3 5: Eiiiifi Iliiiiz 5 5525 ZZZ if l:1:1: 5225522225215 ll S U N DRI E S-' F O U N TA I N S E RV IC E 2755 West 12th Street '2 '2. ,tuvu :.., B 8 il' I till 4 Sf- Q Bill's Donuts Pette's Grocery 1825 West 26th Street Phone 3-4534 Phone 99-9135 Joan Niebauer-leaves her baby talk to Barbara Hunter. Ronald Palmer-leaves his long over-due homework to whomever has the time and inclination to do it. George Pease-leaves all his secret techniques of salesmanship to Charles Bickford. Jean Prindle-leaves everything she hasn't been able to carry off to her sister, Kayg and she is taking Harry with her. Gust Krack Company 1015 West 18th St. Erie, Pa. Compliments of 5 .I MA, ..22 2 ,ever Schutte Woodworking Warm Air, Electric and Gas Cgmpany Hot Water Appliances and Steam Heating Plumbing Heating Service-Plumbing Service Appiance Service 2-2514 - Phones - 2-4203 115 ALMA MATER Once again, here as schoolmates assemble, We fain would lift our hearts in song, To our High School, our dear Alma Mater, Let gladness the moments prolong, We are proud of our lads and our lasses, Of honors won in days gone by, So here's a cheer for our old High School, For our old High School, our dear Old High' l Here's to our classes Here's to our lasses, Here's to the lads they adore, Here's to the Seniors, so mighty , Juniors so flighty , Freshies and Sophomores, Let mirth and gladness, Banish all sadness, And as the days go by, We promise you'll find us ready, earnest and steady, Boosting for Millcreek High! Soon for us will the school days be ended, The dreams of youth, that fade so fast, But we know that heart oft will ponder, In mem'ry o'er scenes that are past, There are joys that will long be remembered And friendships, too, that ne'er can die, Then here's a cheer for our old High School, Our Dear Old High ! 8 Duggan Rider Office 4 'I ' I SupplyCo. 729 State Street Zuck's Turkey Farm l School Supplies Zipper Ring Books - Brief Cases Fountain Pens - Art Supplies Drafting Equipment - Gifts EY 6 UR EPH S' I il 1 56 -fo v clan I A-..gfflAv: ' . qggiLnn:N's q Quinn-Berry Corp. fgiI,f,f,,g,, ifiiwfcilfi wiv 2601 West 12th Street V A as ni Erie, Pa. PRESCRIPTION OPTICIAN 32W NINTH ST TEL 22 572 37.2 Rusti Pringle-leaves her cast, slings, and ability to be in accidents to Joe Smith. Sallie Quinn-leaves her ability to talk so much to Pat Fleeman. Carol Reinger-leaves her experiments with short hair to anyone who wants to try them. Pete Rich-leaves a wad of gum to anyone brave enough to chew it in English class. Lindy,s Log Bar Quality and Service 2414 West 32nd Street Yaplevs Dairy gl Ice Cream Ice Cream - Sandwiches A ' 'Bar Soft Drinks I Phone 0-1349 4026 Pine Ave. Where the gang meets Erie, Pa. 116 Blair Diesel Garage GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR and STATE INSPECTION 3615 West 12th Street Phone 3-6205 Dad's 8: Lad's Shop Men's and Boy's YVear 3709 West Lake Road Erie, Penna. Phone 3-6285 Shaw-Walker Maxon Office Equipment Co. Office Supplies - Desks - Safes Filing Equipment 1409 State Street Erie, Pa. D. E. White, Owner Phone 2-2549 Laasmer Electric Co. Lighting Fixtures of Distinction Electrical Supplies 1717 Peach St. Erie, Pa Chico Roberts-leaves his I Get Ideas to Tom Mitchell. Dave Robinson-leaves his Irish tenor voice to Hobo Debold. Harry Rodenbeck-leaves his place in the parking lot to Jim Williams. Connie Rose-leaves all her feathers to Paul Goll. Matt F leischmann 2611 Parade Street Clothing - Shoes - Rubber Footwear Headquarters for Hunting and Work Clothes Visit our big men department Sizes 46-60 Phone 4-2712 L. Press 8.1 Co. Everything for WORK - DRESS - PLAY 1206-16 State Street Abbott JEWELI-:Rs Get The Habit-Buy From Abbott 1110 State St. Erie. Pa. Jones Miller Dress Shop Ladies' - Juniors' - Children's Ready-to-Wear I-3421 W. Lake Rd. Phone 3-4560 Anderson Motor Sales, Inc. Fairview, Pa. CHEVROLET Sales and Service Priscillafs Cape Cod Kitchen 8th and Peninsula Dr. New Dining Room now available for Private Parties - Wedding Breakfasts etc. Joan Rouche-isn't leaving anything, but she is taking Bob with her. Jacquelyn Russell-leaves Peggy Lou Badger her position in the library. Jean Sampson-leaves her 20-20 vision to Kitty Evans. Ernie Schaffer-leaves his 14 study halls to anyone who needs them. Agency for Toiletries by YARDLEY Bury's Drug Store CPrescriptions1 12th and Powell Ave. Latimer's Super Market Meats - Groceries - Produce Frosted Foods - Ice Cream - Candies Household Wares - Novelties Phone 3-1026 3020 Grubb Rd. Erie, Pa. Compliments of Compliments of Farm Equipment Company Schrimper Feed 8: Fuel R. D. No. 5, at Belle Valley, Erie, Pa. Phone 0-9374 Belle Valley, Pa. Massey-Harris - Service V. Ross Reed Contractor - -Water - Gas - Oil Wells Norbert A. Sitter Office - 3914 West 12th St. PRINTER Yard - 1204 Powell Ave. Reed gets the gas you own Helen Scholl-leaves her position as typist in the library topBarbara Kovacs. Sally Schwartz-leaves by request of the Fire Department. Lois Skelton-leaves her green eyes to all the cats at Millcreek. Audrie Smith-leaves her presiding in the F. H. A. to anyone who doesn't get headaches. American Hollow Boring Co. Bush Totem Pole Service Hollow Bored Forgings and W. Lake Rd. and Marshall Drive Steel Shafts Erie, Pa. Les Bush, Proprietor Phone 4-9232 Erie' Penua' 119 Meyers, Kricler, Werle 8: Ellenberger Registered Architects O Ralph R. Riehl, Jr. NEW HOMES and Engineers 901 French St. Erie, Pa. -107 Commerce Bllilt-lillljlf Erie, Pa. Minnesota and Pittsburgh Paints Craig-'S Glass and Wallpaper Fahulon Satin Lumiwall Watchmaker - Jeweler Renta' Sandys 3818 W. 12th sr. Erie, Pa. R. C. Tice 8: Sons 3738 W. 12th St. Phone 3-6644 Watches - Diamonds - Gifts Use our Lay-away Plan Al Senger-leaves all the books in good shape to the coming up. tHa-Haj Kenneth Stewart-is not leaving anything because he has nothing to leave. Gloria Suarez-leaves her preference for a Sprague to Norma Lucas. Howard Tinsman-leaves his ability to score touchdowns to Denny tSehastiani Hester. Trask's Home Furnishing Store JOHN V. SCHULTZ CO. Twenty East Eighth Street Compliments of Lakewood Bowling Center Northwestern Pennsylvania's most Beautiful Bowling Emporium Open Bowling every afternoon and evening. 3408 VVest 12th St. Phone 3-6852? qi Al Joe Spustafs ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 18th and Sassafras St. Erie, Pa. Coniplilnelils A I' Cassidy's Presque Isle Trailer Park 317 Peninsula Drive Bottled Gas Service Tanks Filled While You Wait Briggs-Hagenlocher, Inc. Complete Auto-Electrical Service 208-214 West Twelfth Street Erie, Pa. Westlake Rollercacle Pennsylvania's Finest Open every evening except Tuesday Saturday and Sunday Matinee Tommy Hopton at the Hammond Organ Bubbles and Eddie Professionals Bob Tome-leaves his Math. ability to Shirley Westerlund. John Vogel-leaves his ability to be loud in shows to John Sapper and Gordon Gott. Evelyn Volkman-leaves her hotrod to John Bauer. Ed Werner-leaves his 39 Ford to anyone who can drive it. A Little Bit of Sweden Restaurant 51st and Pine Ave. Erie, Pa. Smorgasbord Our Specialty Served Daily from 5 toegiu P. M. Sunday Dinners from 1 to 4:30 P. M. Closed Mondays and Fridays A Parlette 8: Zerull , Seiberling Tires HAWKINSON TREADS and Complete Tire Service 1213 French St. - 'Erie, Pa. Perry Square Clothes Congratulations For a Job Well Done from a 701 state St. F ieml QUALITY CLOTHES of Millcreek High School Phone 2-2048 The Erie Y. M. C. A. Thygugh its Wingerter's Market SUBURBAN DIVISION 2904 West Ridge Road Congratulates the Senior Class of Open every day from 9:00 to 9:00 Millcreek High School Dwight Wilkins-leaves his half-black face in the Senior Play to anyone who wants it. Gordon Wiser-leaves his height to Bill Catalde. Ann Marie Yesko-leaves her music ablity to Kitty Evans and her temper to Mrs. Phasey. Jim Yochim-leaves his book on the ways of Casanova to Bradley Hindson. Florence Zylka-leaves her height and long legs to Ruth Edeen. ' 7 Feme' S Hafdwm The Red and White store Sporting Goods . 26th 1 P ll A 2327 West 26th st. E1-ie, Pa. am Owe Venue Phone 3-1234 122 West Lake Supply Company E. V. Pearson, Proprietol' BUILDERS SUPPLIES COAL - FEED . 9' ,. E -W .5 pig? Smart College-Styled Apparel for Hi Students Clothing 0 Furnishings Hats o Shoes Also Misses' and Teen-Age Suits o Coats 0 Skirts P. A. MEYERS 81. SONS Erie's Foremost Clothiers 817-819-821 State St. LAMPLIGHTER Sth and Kelso Dinners - Lunches - Soda Bar JUMBO HAMBURGERS THICK MILKSHAKES Our Specialty Come In And Meet The Smiths FITTING LUMBER CO. Powell Ave. and N. P. Tracks ses 'run' sues? MADE IT TURKEY FARM X .,., 'I -2515 f 9 :sf X 'Vs' flu I I X .. ' ff ,I .. 1 K SI c ' ' 'E G H001 E MM , s xi I Rff LAIKE SHORE MARKERS 654 W IQU STZ ERIE, PA. f - V 4 U 1 1 s sm vn 1 C mpliments of C mpliments of Harry M. Love C. E. BRSIDGER and EVANS ESTATES FARMS DAIRY - Building Lots - Erie, Pa- 123 92a ea,-oelknce. 'in fieaigf' I BROWN BROS. craftsmanship and quality PORK PRODUCTS umcs Ns DONUTS MEDMS ICE CREAM cmuzms A cuvs PUWUE5 Central Market naovmes Erie, Pa. Phone 4 6629 nwnnzs ron voun cuss RINGS Fx BMiNuEAc6JlvEGS 8 lliwilllg T Packing House ' 8, ' PRUVIDENCE Fai1'X1iew', Pa. Phone 3 0990 A W LJ TVN J l FO .ff S6 COMPLIMENTS 52 M OF A FRIEND Atlas Construction Company Charles Barcio Mr. and Mrs. R. C. BOOSGI' Audio Visual Aids Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Gillingham Irv1ng's, Inc. The Leibold Family P ' Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lewis 100 Street E1'1e, Pa. Dr- and Mrs. R. C. Nlcchesney Oscar N utter Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reinger 124 . ET?-1,P,, s fwfg if ,. - L' wg-3i' I .J . ' f ww , QJWJPQVL, 5'5 JW! W QZZW , FACU LT C ' f g X ifiwff M . V Miwqwgy v 5 X mmf G3Qi55? j?2?5?23ffi9 gm 0 I I 3 X-Loi wwu E - ' Q wp 5 Eimgfiifsxif wwf! 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X .34,51:.:.Q.x , rm. r, N 14: gp -. X ' . fx.: .I -. x ., q., I . Q. . . - ' ' .. 4..,,,-. 'j-, '.-.V 1.1, 1.1 ,+ .' , -' , ' A -, ,. L 1 f'Q'f'mf1-R.-rf'-I-I--Fu . vm' - -1 ' ' and ' E x ' 311:-1.gr.'1:, 'V' ' -- x -x ' K Nag: ' -'yi gg,-1 Q--35.,.n,.z fff.f1,j- Q, .. .. -5 X - L 11:11 .--L. ..-.. c1v4: .-.--.1.C-.- v X'-.-T 2 w . 0 1. H. B. N. 4 x - ggi! W Mr. James Wilson and Kathleen Hunter Mrs. Leonard Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1952 on completing the work prescribed for a high school diploma. This diploma does not guaran- tee you anything. However, it signifies on your part a certain amount of determination to ac- complish that which you set out to do. Many who started with your class have fallen by the waysideg some for a good reason, many for lack of determination and purpose. Today we need people with purpose in life and a determination to achieve their goal. Your diploma from High School gives you a good start toward your goal. I hope we can count on you to continue. James S. Wilson 10 fa Y I F I l Mrs. Blair and Mr. Goodrich At this critical period in the history of our nation it is imperative that you, it's youth display a sound, hopeful outlook toward the future. Your task cannot be underestimated, for upon your decisions and actions de- pends the welfare of many millions of people in every country in the world. To you who are leaving Millcreek High School, and to you who will remain, must come the realization that each of you must do his utmost if you are to build a world of freedom, decency, and right. , I Your school years have given you the necessary preparation for work- ing, playing, thinking together, and for striving ever for a better world in which to live. Let the meaning of these years remain with you always in molding the goals of your life. Sincerely yours, Bruce A. Goodrich 411 ,MM 1.Ai ' vga, ,,..f- 'F , 4 Ai mtv X fe Us GUS ANDERSON Through and in th A all . . . Colgate B.S. Penn State Health and Gym ere and JAMES BARR I'm sorry. I 5 Cornell University A.B. 4 University of Pennsylvania M.S Biology Stud ' ent t ouncil CHARL KFORD Tea is at three, McNal serving. ES BIC ab Gannon College A.B, Duquesne University Edinboro State Teachers College English Faculty Manager ROY Did you hear the one about . . . Edinboro State Teachers Colleue University of Pittsburgh B.S World History BOLKEY PAUL GOLL Use your head for besides a hatrackl' Western Reserve .-LB. Penn S something E318 American History Hi-Y lBe-tal Football Tam Club. .I . J.'s NATALYA HAHN Come up and see me Grove Cit . e une. 1 y B.A. ,L 1 ' University of Pittfrfburgh N Columbia University Speech G ' som t' , 'F A , . uldance , ,V Assembly Committee y F - 57 X v L Lf-f A -Sf' ' ,L RAYMOND HAHLES L Excuse me' b PHGH , ut that's terrific. University of Pittsburilh B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute B. S. Chemistry, Math Hi-Y 1Gamma1 Auto Club AUDREY HIRT 'Never buy a Ford! Mercyhurst College B.S.C, Commercial ?J Kaldron Advisor I 6 SCHOOLF ACULTY CY JOHNSON Be sure and bring it back. Edinboro State Teachers College B.S. Millesville State Teachers College California State Teachers College Industrial Arts Stage Crew MARGARET JOHNSON EnOugh's enough and too h is plenty. UIUC Allegheny College B.A. University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. English Senior Y-Teens ROY KORRELL What are our chances tonight? Edinboro State Teachers College B,S. University of Pittsburgh Trig, Solid Geometry, Algebra Plane Geometry Kaldron Advisor RONALD LETHABY How did you get up here? California State Teachers B.S, Advanced Shop Stage Crew ANDREW LLOYD I'm not going to argue with you. 'A B.s ,.,,, Grove City . University of Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teachers College Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic Commercial Law PHYLLIS MITCHELL Roll call begin. Slippery Rock B.S. General Science, Gym. Health Rhythm Club. Twirlers AMOS NASON Nothing like a Chevy. Defiance College B.A. Ohio State University Physics, General Science Science Club Hall Patrol 0,54 ADELAIDE OTT Alright now, quiet down. Villa Maria College Pennsylvania State College Edinboro 'Ieachers College Civics Future Teachers of America Red Cross IHGH SCH ig, Q., I --J 274,-2 571 OGL FACULTY Y x N r X i'r 'X-i we sl fav lf 71, .L' HQ lvrf OLGA PARRINI ,X l No, you can't combine it all l at once! Q, L Villa Maria. College B.S. x VX' Vocational Home Ec. LAX Future Homemakers of America JEFF1-:RY PAYNE I used to work here . . Pen n State Carnegie Tech Vocational Agriculture Advanced Shop Future Farmers of America K ISABELL P ii.. hmm. ' HASEY I was just kidd' ' in, honest. Juniata Colleile B S Edinbor 0 State Colle Villa M H9 aria Colle 7th ge , Sth and 9th ' Ch . iw. 1, . 1 e l y mcllffl twig l ' f , , 1 SENIOR HIG 'tStill yr . .,, in il: Q Grade orus, A C Music appella -'Y MARGARET POWELL library shoes on! Heidelburg College B.A. Allegheny College Clarion T eachers College L.S.D. Librarian Put your TODD RI xcTa SHELL ke your music home and learn itll' Grove City B.A. Theil College University of Pittsburgh Algebra, Band, Orchestra Do HEX SAMU SON iis is e subject, but . . . j Slippe ock State Teachers College B,S. ' W rn Reserve ealth. Library. Gym. G.A.C. Projector Club. Majorettes, Chee rleaders JOANNE SEYBOLDT water runs deep. , Pennsylvania State C English allege B.A. : ' 96 .., K , t iw ' ' X A 'IEW ri W Xl. MARY SHANOR it off! Denison University B.A. English Debate Knock H FACULTY ' U 4.4. LAURA SHERRANGE Silen-cio, por favor. Villa Penn State University of Mexico Western Reserve Latin, Spanish anish Club, La Maria. College Junior Play tin Club, Sp MADELINE STUBLER we did it this In Rochester Way . . . llege B.A. E Nazareth Co University of Colorado Fine Arts J CHN SWIFT But that's sarcasm shouldnft say that. University of Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teachers Col Social Studies and I lege B.S. VERN WEHR k your own seat! Tia e Westminster College B.A. General Math and Business Arithmetic SALLY WINDER ahead . . Sure, sure, go Geneva College B.A. English, Civics Hub Advisor HELEN ZUCK C-onsider yourself bawled out! Grove City College B.S.C University of Pittsburgh ' 1 Commercia Commercial Club National Honor Society Advisor ELEANOR MAAZ ital Warren State Hosp Hamot Hospital School Nurse SENIOR HIGH FACULTY 15 1: f N. wtf fl ii l I , ' X 1 ' 291.4 W- 1-W2 forvijs ,TG K Tf?f'5b00k be SVN' X 5 K 7 wgggmw SSQEN ff 3 S CE' ec QM xg Q S Q ff ji Www Qmfffmg X S gifyfm N fy M W Wm QQMEWWWK vm X BQ BR Yi Kg ?Qi'r? XV E WE ii iii? Q ,1f.l'?jfMK,.f5 f' fwfil CQ Y Q0 3. ,,. SCHOOL BOARD Row 1: Emil Pearsong Harry Schrimperg William Connery William Simonsen. Row 2: George Schaug George Gottg Mrs. Mary Proudlerg James Evans. FACULTYA CASUALS 16 NNEX PRINCIPAL KENNETH BUCKHAM Westminster College B.A. University of Southern California P n St t M Ed. en a e . Junior High School Principal MARY ANN GERBRACHT I'llv just d-ie if I don't see John Wayne. History, Geography JOHN KOLA Oh, I forgot all about you, Hobo! Findlay College B.S. Penn State M.Ed. Health, Geography Varsity Basketball Coach University of Pittsburgh B.A.M.Ed. WILLIAM LEUSCHEN Are you crowding in line? Gannon B.S. Penn State Math and Science DAVID LONG ' That's right, Paul! ,Grov City College B.A. I ssista t Football Coach ,N unior -igh Basketball Coach Shythum lub am Club .J. I holrl the world but as the world, A stage, where every man must play at part, ' You are living in times of upheaval and strife where leaders of nations are striving' for the control of your minds. It is for you who strongly believe in our way of life to play your part to combat indiscriminate thinking. What you believe, what you say, and what you do will have a decided influence upon your family, your community, your country, and your World. Each of you must play his part to spread those doctrines and ideals which contribute so much to a free, happy, and progressive life. You must play your part upon the worldly stage so that the applause of the oppressed will always be with you. Extend your hand, exercise your mental control, mold your own character, and influence the character of others so that your part in future acts will be the best Within you. This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any main. . - .KENNETH BUCKHAM ,f f',,'L4 f J Uwe 'f M fy I ANNEX FACULTY 17 N if .JW l NN M3 EX FA KAT MACKENZIE Oh, Pshiawln Pennsylvania College B.A. Social Service Certificate Penn State Univ HERINE ersity of Pittsburgh English and Geography RONALD M CCOY Pass and cut Edinb oro State College B.S. Geography J.V. Football and J.V. Basketball NAZ SERVIDIO Don't tempt me. , Findlay College B.A. xf Geography History it ' N ilk X, 35' if JANET SCHMIDT Q ,, Guess what! N University of Pittsburgh -X Penn State B.A. Math HELEN UNDERWOOD 'Tm waiting for Sadie Hawkins Wy- Day! Villa Maria College B.A. English Y.F.C. JEAN WILKINS Don't call me a spitfire! Grove City College A.B. Math, English Jr. Y-Teens CULTY SENIURS I' X K x N X. mx Xl: s 5 T X.. xX 5 Nea Xa .A .1 . ' if -.-5 f'. . x 1 J wlvlf e A-as -5 8 wr- : . X., h fx .Hi X , A A 351' X ,Qs-wi ,'- Q X '-. A 55, 1-2- -33? we ,ff , U' .,, I Lax fi , .qi 'X W-PM 'D . - J, ,X , Q f kv? . X ,M 0 lx, Q X , ut.. . , 1. 4. A -4 iw x31e:v.i:y2:Si4's 1 x 4 N QM 3 . E, , . A X x x 5 , ' x X rv N. 5 'm X . sf' x fl' '41 'P ' '2- l SE IORS 20 RICHARD V. ABBOTT Dick . . . a cook in his own restaurant . . - F.F.A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Reporter 3, Basketball Manager 3: Hall Patrol 1, 2: Library 4. AUDREE JANET ADAMS H01'Si6 ...tooWnaranch... G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Play Cast 3, Bas- ketball Captain 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2: Commercial Club 4: Kaldron Staff 4: Play Siaff 3: Play Cast 4. HELEN LOUISE ADAMS Doll . . . to live in Indiana . . - Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Kaldron Staff 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3: Com- mercial Club 4: Play Staff 4. MARILYN JEAN ADAMS Mary . . . beautician . . . Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 4. ROBERT JAY ADAMS S11o0dy ...farmer . .- F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1. 3. 4: Officer 4: Stage Crew 1: Hub 4: Play Staff 4. FRANK ROBERT AGNELLO Kuff . . . to be a successful contractor . . . Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi- Basketball 3, 4: J.V. Basketball 2: Spanish Club 4: Football 2. 4: Latin Club 2: Play Staff 4. ROSANNE CHARLOTTE ALFIERI Rosie ...tobeatyp1st..- Gil-l's Chprus 1, 2, 3: A Cappella 4: Home E. Club 3: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: G.A.C. 1, 2. 3, 4: Huh 3, 4: Operetta 4: Red Cross 1: Play Staff 4. SANDRA ELAINE AMBRO Sandy . . . to be successful in life . . . G.A.C. 1. 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2: Latin Club 2. Officer 2: Science Club 2: Girl's Chorus 1, 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3: Commercial Club 4: Operetta Cast Operetta Usherette 2: F.T.A. 3: Play Cast 4. KCLOU LOIS ANN ANDERSON housewife . . F.H.A. 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4. tack TLETT Ch CHARLES D. BAR . . . Marine Corps . . . A Cappella 3: Basketball 3 SPR-INGBORO: A Cappella 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 2. JOSEPH ANTHONY BENACCI, JR. Bananas . . . get rich quick - . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Assem- bly Committee 2: Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Auto Club 4: Play Staff 4. QUENTIN EUGENE BENDER S0nney 77 . . . to own his own garage ll 3, 4: Traf- J.V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basketba ' Club 4: Movie Operator 3, 4: fic Patrol 3. Auto Play Staff 4. Ruthie E BEUSCH RUTH CLAIR . . . to be a secretary . . . . -31 Girl's Chorus 1, 2: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Commeici . Club 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3: Library Club 4: Play Staff. D JAMES BOOSER Red RONAL an ice cream and candy store . - . 3 4 ' Science Club 1: Key Club 3 Com- Library Club 1, 2, , , Cast 3: Baccalaureate Usher : N ' Club 2: Spaniah 3, 4: Play mencement Usher 3: 3: Latin Club 4, Play Club 4: Kaldron 4: Play Staff 4, . . .to own HT Pinky J EANNE ANN BOTWRIG . . . physical education teacher . . . G.A..C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3. 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2: Red Cross 2: A Cappella 4: Cheer- leader 3, 4, Captain 4: Class Officer 4: Kaldron 4: F.T.A. 3, 4, Officer 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3: Spring Concert 2. N BRESSLIN Turkey ...travel... G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Gir1's Chorus 1. 2: Hub 1, 2, 3, 4: Kaldron 4: Operetta 3, 4: Play Staff 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3: Spring Festival 4, MARY AN , .sae .3 ' 2 2 ls, ze. ,f ye .... . , , ri ,. ,. X i U . 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F, , pig..-1' Tu' ',.-if- ,. rf :': 4 art' af-, ' A as X f f5 f J 1 41 .3 A' i n if ' ' ' A A ' - ,I NM 1 S . ,. . . .A F-53 MA Fee 'YQ' , X X mx X T 'N 5 A . . .ai . .X h u.,r,A,, ,W L, ,,.,k3 EMM - g,q5m.. A 1 , .. , Hiisiz, f A ,wc -. .,, , it , 'fsx 5. X if .rf K ya.: .,, t w 'Ti W , X '2',. :chip 'ze px iq - iq.. ,Q 4 i-., A -A -A . ' -' A: -1 , N X . N1. Q . - Sw, -4,.r,,5,i li, Nea , ' ' A 'iw ' '- - C ' - WY- J' ., X W' X Wifi:-iiwixt-.xr-. v 1 M0-.M XX'-.-We - f - -M,w:iMe.ai- ' it ,Fic xx X ' H Q X N, ., 1 . SE IORS DONALD NELLIS BRINDLE Don . . . mechanical engineering . . . Latin Club 23 Key Club 3, 4: Play Cast 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Commencement Usher 3: Baccalaureate Usher 3: Kaldron Staff 4: Movie Operator 3, 1: Prom Committee 3: Student Council 4. DONALD M. BROWN HBLLCIH . . - landscaper . . . Latin Club 2: Stage Crew 2, 3' , Play Staff 3: Golf 3, 4: Auto Club 4: Kaldron 4. THOMAS EUGENE BURKE T0m,' . . . truck driver . . Band 1, 2, 3: Auto Club 4. RITA M. BYRNE Re ...tObeanurse... Red Cross 1: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens 2, 3. 4: Hub Staff 3. 4: Play Staff 4. JAMES CARDMAN Jim . - . aeronautical engineer . . . Football 1, 3, 4: Auto Club 43 Hi-Y 4: Stage Crew 2, 3. JOAN CECILE CHARTLI-:Y Chart . . . to be a lab technician . . . G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3. 4' Red Cross 2' A Cappella 4: Kaldron 4: Art Crew 2, Span: ish Club 4: Play Cast 3: Baccalaureate Chorus 3, CAROL JANET CHRISTENSEN Chris ...tObeasuccess... G,A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Officer 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1. 3, 4, Officer 4: Gil-l's Chorus 1, 2, 3: A Cappella 4: Cheerleader 3 4' Kaldron 4: Commercial Club 4, Officer 4: Eaccalaureate Chorus 3: Play Staff 3, 45 Operetta 4. DOROTHY MAY CLINTON Dickey . . . to be a secretary . . . G.A.C. 1 2 3 4' YTeens 2 3 4 Of' . , . . ' , . . flCEl' 23 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3: A Cappella 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Assembly Committee 3: Baccalaureate Chor- us 3: Commercial Club 4: Prom Committee 3: Oj- eretta 4: Play Staff 3. JULIA ANN CONNER Julie . . . merchandising - . . Red Cross 1: Class Officer 2: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Hub 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4: Kaldron 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Cheerleader 4: Play Cast 3: Girl's Chorus 1, 2: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 4: Baccalaureate Usherette 3: Commencement Usherette 3: Operetta 3, 4: Play Staff 4. LEE COPELAND Clt17'U . . . to be a good husband . . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Advanced Art 2: Advanced Shop 3, 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Kaldron 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3: Play Staff 4. RICHARD H. CURTISS Dick . . . to be successful in life . . . Red Cross I. 2, Officer 1: Hall Patrol 1, 2: Hub 1, 2, 3, 4: Kaldron 4: Baccalaureate Usher 3: Commencement Usher 3: Play Staff 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Latin Club 3: Key Club 3, 4, Officer 4: Class Officer 22, 3: Student Council 4: Play Staff 4. PAUL ARDEN DAVIS Terrific Mouse . . farmer . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Kaldron 4: Play Staff 4. ROBERT JOHN DENMARK Burns . . . forest ranger . . . J.V. Football 1: Movie Operator 3, 4: Red Cross 3: Auto Club 4. ELDIE L. DICKEY, JR. Dickey . . . to be successful . . . Debate 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3: Football 2, 3: Com- mencement Usher 3: Auto Club 4: Advanced Sliup 4: Red Cross 2. GENEVIEVE PHYLLIS DIRIENZO Ge1zny - . .to travel. . Y-Teens 2, 3. 4: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Play Staff 3 Hub 4: Prom Committee 3: Library Club -1: Y.F.C. 4: Play Staff 4. PETE RICHARD DOLAK Pedro . . - T.V. engineer . . v fa-lf ' - 3 C ,, .' A b. ,Vx . ' r . , ' .J ' ly ' . .1 ,A f fe, .L ' .wise I , ' 1 . .' wg, we -it lit 2 , ,N - . . -'J - x , Q ,Q T, ' 1 I' n - ,g Q lt: Yi 31 Q t S' 'ls ' f l ,' 4 ,I A' 1 .. 5 A , ' - .. ll , - ' . -5.1 ' 1 ff il J , 2 - V ' ., .g ,jg X . N KN M ,x : , , 4 I , i , AH! 4 V ' .. . - 2 .W t -N . ,.-as '- - R -. ...J I :I f , , S ., Y ' vs: 1 - in fl 5. , K' .. 5 at ' 'fi he ,M-,,' ' .. ix!-' 'llvfi 'T ,R ,fab . I 5 W. 'f z M 2 H. I W f. Q.. Zjfffaei Y x , ' , -A ff? 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JUDITH ANN EPPLEY Judy . . . to be a nurse and travel . . . Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 3: Spanish Club: Latin Club 2: Kaldron 4: Play Staff 3: Play Cast 4: Assembly Committee 4: Activities Committee 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4, Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, N. W. District Or- chestra 3, 43 Commencement 1. 2, 3. BETTY Jo FERRELL Rebel . . - veterinarian . . . G.A.C. 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Girl's Chorus LZ: F.H.A. 4: Hub Staff 4: Auto Club 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Play Stafi 4. CHARLES FREDERICK FLEEMAN Chuck . . . meat industry . . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, 4, Delegate 1, 2. County Officer 4: Hub 4: Kaldron 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Officer 3: Play Staff 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Basketball, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. 1: Class Officer 4: Play Staff 4. NANCY JEAN GEARHART Nan . . . telephone operator . . . G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Staff 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Operetta Usherette 1: Gil-Vs Chorus 1: Play Staff 3, 4: Kaldron 4. ALDINE MARIE GENERELLI AZ . . - be a success and travel . . . G.A,C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Staff 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3: A Cappella 4: Baccalau- reate Chorus 3: Operetta 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Play Staff 3, 4: Kaldron 4: Prom Committee 3. FAITH GILL Blondie . . . piano teacher . . . G.A.C. 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: F.H.A. 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 4: Band 1, 2: Girl's Chorus 3: Play Staff 4. DARLENE YVONNE GILLINGHAM Gink ...travel... Girl's Chorus 1, 2: A'Cappe1la 3, : G.A..C 3, 4: Play Cast 3: Operetta 3, 4: Bacca- laureate Chorus 3: Prom Committee: Y-Teens 2 3, 4: Kaldron 4: Play Staff 4. 4 Girl's 'Irio: DONNA JEAN HALL Do1ma . . - to be a nurse and travel . . . G.A.C. 1, 2. 3, 4, Play Staff 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, , Hub 3, 4: Kaldron 4: Play Staff 4: Speech Class Play 3. 1. DELKEY HAMILTON HROHN 'n television . . . . . . Work 1 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Movie Operator 4: Prom Committee 3: Play Staff 3. 4. RONALD ae!! INGTON R RAE NANCY HARR ' les' hands . . . to hold sick peop when she becomes a nurse . . . ' Club 4: Debate 4. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Latin R .lczn JANICE FRANCES H1-:CKE ..-ownahorse... G.A.C. 1, 2, 3. 4, Play Cast 3: Y-T ens 2, 3, 1: Twirler 2: Majorette 3, 4, Officexf-1, All-Star. Band 3, Moosehart Game 4: Kalilron 4: Plkplf Staff 3: Play Cast 4: Commerijal Club -1: Baum- laureate Usherette 3: Commey ement Ushertte 3: Operetta Usherette 2: Sllwi-ng Concert 2, 3, -I3 Speech Class Play 3: Prom Committee 3. JAMES EDWARD HENNING Jimmy . . . to be Kaldron 4: Varsity Football 4: J.V. Football 1. TRIADELPHIA, WEST VIRGINA: Football IL Basktball 1, 2. a comedian . . . HENRY Norm millionaire . . . . . . to be a Y 2 3' Orchestra 3, 4: Band 2, All-Star Band 2, 3, 4: Kaldron 4: Play Hi- , , 2: Spring Concert Staff 4. NORMAN R. RICHARD A. HERHOLD D'fC1t' - . . to get out of Millcreek . . . Stage Crew 1: Hall Patrol 1: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Kaldron 4: Play Staff 3, 4. 1 4 9 A , 2 1 i ws :Q Q NK x EQ? ' fir L.. .QQ . V 5 'wil RQ ' ' Sz SE IORS j,,'1'l3f'Y 7Wi Y G 50 is 0 X ya? 4 LO ,mc Q NV li 4.2 if X0 5 541, J I, YA R gpWwfQw'Mfff Q wi Mfg it 35 MRM, MW U Q! 51-- 5 ,MW QW W W wjjgbwf' if fl gf A 35 1 M WAEW Q, H53 ., Z3 5 QE Q A yrfX NE9LU PHYLLIS M. HOBART w Clphlylif . . . stenographer . . . G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Girl's Chorus 1, 3, Mixed Chorus 23 A Cappella Club 4' H 4: Commercial , ome Ec. Club 4: Play Staff 4: Oper- etta 41 Baccalaureate Chorus 3: Operetta Usher- ette 2. ELSA LOU HOLMAN Lou ...tObeagoOdwife... G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Girl's Chorus 3: A Capella 4, Play Staff -l. ROBERT STEPHEN HOPKINS Skins . . . auto mechanic - . . A Capella 1, 25 Auto Club 4, F.F.A. 4. 'A 3, f 9 NORMA JEAN HUSTON Jeanie -if l . f-37 l . . . to be a good Wlfe . . . XX . , Girl's Chorus, A Capella 4: Y-'Ieens 2, 3, -13 -5 :'f ye, G.A.C. 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 4. f gi A , R DON JOSLIN Trophies . -Xe-V ' . . . ,' ,..d'F,.s, -i ifvlilj' -ff.:-F 1 aff N, in 6 seconds . . . Science Club 21 Latin Club 23 Auto Club 45 Veep 13 Prexy 2. TECH: Kiwanis Club Spea kers 3. PHILIP DAVID K ,QW AHL Little Herb . - . 0-60 in 1 second-faster than Joslin . . . Hall Patrol 15 J.V. Fotball 1, 2: Latin Club 23 Varsity Fotball 3, -lg Kaldron -1: Play Staff 3: Science Club 3: Key Club 3: H1-Y 3, 43 Basket- ball Manager 2, 3, 43 Play Staff 4. HELEN ANN KENNEDY Bunny ...studylaw... : Y-Teens 3. 4: G.A.C. 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Kaldron 4g Prom Committee 3: Baccalaureate Usherette 3: Commencement Usherette 3. ACADEMY.: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens 1, 2. Play Staff 3 MAYNARD DAVID KIN . . . to set a goal for bass horn players . . . Band 1. 2, 3, 4, District 1, 2, 3, 4, All Star game 1. 2. 3. State 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4, District 1, 2, 3, 4. s E 1 O R NEY Dave HARRY GRAHAM KUHL Harry engineer . . . Latin Club 3: Football 4: Kaldron 4: A Cappella 4: Glee Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN KUH NS ShOl'fi8 . . . music teacher . . . Band 1, 2, 4, District 1, 4, All-Star 2, Moosehart 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 4: Spring Concert 1, 2, 4: Pep Band 1, 2: Spanish Club 4: Y-Teens 2, 4: As- sembly Committee 1, 2, 4: F.T.A. 2, 4: Play Staff 4. RICHARD ALMEDA LAMBERT DiCli Red Cross 1: Spanish Club 4. A I , X 4, I IX, ig!-fi, ,IMA-iff, hU',kf4,l4f. ll 'VNAAVLX' , 'll17,I,Qr0'Vx-, ALRIC THEODORE LARSON Tend . . . minister . . . Hall Patrol 1: Hub 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: A Cap- pella 4: Glee Club 4: Double Quartette 4. DALTON JON LEIBOLD D?Ib6l'f ...tobeachemist.-. Key Club 4: Play Cast 4. JOHN W. LEJEAL Goose ...retireat35... Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Red Cross 2, 3: Hub 3, 4: Auto Club 43 Class Officer 1: Hall Patrol 1: Operetta 3, 4: A Cappella 4. BETTY LOUISE LEUSCHEN 'AH071 ...tobeagoodwife..- Home Ec. Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 4: Baccalaureate Usherette 3: Commencemnt Usherettfe 3: Play Staff 3: STRONG VINCENT: Y-Teens 2: Operetta Staff 2. ILA LEWIS BLU . . . secretary . . . G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3. 4: Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3: A Cappella 4: Confunercial Club 4: Hub 3, 4: Kaldron 4: Commencement Usherette 3: Baccalaureate Usherette 3: Operetta Usherette: Play Cast 3. ri ,i I 1 NG' i ....,,. I lat' bd? frm Xl ,A .,,,,X,,xx i 29 SE IORS m, 'ftzrf of vile viv- 'Q' .f J . F QN: V 6977 M, ,,,,,.. ., WNW' 0 J i, To to lafxkpy J D Cwsv 'l flu 1' Ujj Ai L ll lla-lv ,YO J cd. , K J., we ,fo be 4:-J .L ,X , ZAJ4' me , '!V 'Y H L.,.jf- ptflwv l' ' av' K' K wwf 'Six VJ 3 X , . , . : . : A lx H11 f Mt ,X :N l SE IORS ' 'JAMES ELMER LEIBIG Jim A . . . auto mechanic . . - Stage Crew: Key C ' lub, Play Staff 4: Auto Club -1 filo . 'ny , ' BETTE E LLOYDA l, H Nl LIZABETH M! J, Bubbles . . . to own a souped up Bulck . . . Y-Teens 3, 4: G.A.C. 4: Girls Chorus 2, 3: A Cap- pella 4: Girl's Basketball 3: Home Ec. Club 1: Kaldron 4: Operetta 4: Play Staff 4. DONNA LUCILLE Loc . . . comptometer operator . . . Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3: G.A.C. 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 2: Kaldron 4: Play Statf 3, 4: Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. KE Donnie AUDREY ANN LUCAS . . . secretary . . - G.A.C. 1, 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4: Red Cross 2: Kaldron Staff 4: Play Staff 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Assembly Committee 2: Gi1l's Chorus 1. 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Hub 2, 3. 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3. Luke SALLY ANN LUDWIG Sill . . . to be a success in life . . . Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Kaldron 4: Play Staff 3: Com- mercial Club 4: Girl's Chorus 1, 2: Baccalaureate Lsherette 3: Commencement Usherette 3: Play Cast 4: Opretta Usherette 1. WILLIAM RAYMOND LUDWIG Willie . . . to put more into the world than he gets out of it . . - Key Club 3. 4: Latin Club 2: Commencement Ush- er 3: Baccalaureate Usher 3: Prom Committee 3' Play Staff 3, 4: Kaldron 4: Movie O perator 3. 4: ROBERT PAUL LYTLE Uncle Lestef' . . . all he has to say there must -be an air pocket . . . A Cappella 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3. 4: Auto Club 4. PREP: Basketball 1: A Cappella 1. ESTHER MARY MAJESKI Mickey . . . bookkeeper . . X-Teens 2. 3, 4: G.A.C. 8, 4. STRONG VIINCENT: Y-Teens 1. I ANN MALUTIC H Sam SHIRLEY . . - to be a writer, be famous, and do some good in the world . . . G.A.C. 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 4, Officer 4, Play Staff 3, 4: Hub 3, 4: Library Club 3: Girl's Chorus 1, 2: G.A.C t 3: Y.F.C'. 4: Operetta Usherette 2: Cl ss Plays 4: Kald- Play Cas Latin Club Play 2: Speech a ron Staff 4. JOHN ROBERT MCC . . . dentist HESNEY Goldie Band 4 All-Star 3: Hub 2, 3: Band 3, 4, District . Kaldron 3. 4: National Honor Society 4: Play ' L tin Club Operetta 3: Spring Concert : Commencement Cast 3. 2 ' B ccalaureate Usher 3 3. 4, a Usher 3: Key Club 3. VAUGH N WESLEY MCGAHA Buck-a-me d ublic accountant . . . . . certifie p Varsity football 4: A Cappella 4: Kaldron 4. ACADEMY: Boy's Glee Club. 'lECH: J. V. Football: Band: Stage Crew. BILLIE ROSE NIESSERSMITH HBH? . . . receptionist . . . Y-Teens 2, 3. 4: G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Play Staff 3: Majorette 3, 4: Twirler 2: Spring Convert 2, 3. 4: All-Star Band 3: Moosehart Game 4: Play Staff ' . 3: Hub Staff 4. JS, 4: Prom Committee BEVERLY RAE MOON ngeckyn ' l educator . . - . . . physlca b Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 1: Play Cast 3: Major- tte 1 2 3, 4. Officer 3, 4: Moosehart Game 4: ' Concert 1, 2. 3, 4: F.T.A. e . . AllStar Band 3: Spring 3, 4. ICHARD LOUIS MOORE Whitey R ...tobeaking... Red Cross 1: Hi-Y 2: J.V. Basketball 2:'Varsity ll 4: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Basketball ' 4: Kaldron Staff 4 Footba ' lf 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, Go Play Staff 4. SEPH MORGAN uJ0eyu JO . . . everything in general . . - ' Movie Operator 4. Play Ca ARD MORRIS st 3: Stage Crew 4, Gina JAMES RICH h PY . to live an normal and ap M life... 4, Football 2, 4: F.F.A. 2. Hall Patrol 2. 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, it 151 wx 1 . 'S K. if f .-,4a,,, A SENIORS Hia.. '-Q.. 633 .1 Nlmi efiww' ' N QQXJX r, ,' ' x. Z vel WE A 3 1, 1 N51 X - , 5 lx - ' . B1 Tn. TX buf, BX, .R l L 'lol' X, ,ia 1 'f- g fi' .lllx rg X 'N' do an ,L X 1 il X l wry ,..-, ,i EKOQX M X Q 1. 5 L H . 11 fy ll? ,il Alai' QEIJJ J ffl: U41 f w iw '11 J QX N ,2 12 Q' Whse' , J , A 'K ff f l u lulclg :fx - , 1, N.: M, 1 1, , A , ,. wN . ' - QSM , 2:10 -Z ,li i 3 1 1 4 it -M' QA ,,,.-X 3 , R N lm , 16 - Xw .. ' ,'.'F :,. ,l,.:, , , - :X ' : .Ss i A . R, ' wma f ' - sf, ,,,,. ,ff ., 356.0 , ' A 1-51' ' . 1 I CPL C KL f ' x., as-L . 1 , EDWARD S. NEWSHAM Ed . . . to be successful in the world . . . Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: Key Club 3. 4: Kaldron Staff 4: Latin Club 2, Play Cast 2: Spanish Club 4: Baccalaureate Usher 3: Com- mencement Usher 3: Hub 4: Play Cast 2, 3: Play Staff 4: Prom Commitbee 3. JOSEPH LEE N1CHOLs Joe . . . baseball player . . J. V. Football 2: Art Crew 2, 3. JOAN EVELYN NIEBAUER Joanie . . . Part interest in my father's business . . . G.A.C. 1. 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. Play Staff: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Officer 3: Girl's Chorus 1, 2. 3: A Cap- pella 4: Operetta 4: Commercial Club 4. Officer 4: Play Staff 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3. RONALD EDDY PALMER Stupid Ed - . . a quick million and a happy successful family . . . Class Officer 3, 4: Play Cast 3, 4: Football 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Latin Club 2, Play Cast 2. GEORGE LEWIS PEASE, JR. Peasel . . . to be a sportswriter . . . Hub 2, 3, 4, Editor 4: Kaldron Staff 4: Key Club 3. 4: Hall Patrol 1: Commencement Usher 3: Baccalaurete Usher 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Play Staff 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. JEAN ELIZBETH PRINDLE LIeanie . . . to be a good secretary . . . Girl's Chorus 1, 2: A Cappella 3. 4, Officer 4: Operetta 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Officer 2: Student Council 2. 3, 4, Officer 2, 4: Hub 3, 4: Kaldron Staff 4: Class Officer 4. Cheerleader 3, 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3: Cum- mercial Club 4, Officer 4: Play Staff 3: Spring Festival 1, 2, 3. RUSILYNN LAVINA PRINGLE Rum - . . airline stewardess . . . F.H.A. 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2 3,: Girl's Chorus 1, 2: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 1, 2: Hub 1, 4: Commercial-Club 4. SYKESVILLE: Cheerleader 1. SALLIE ANN QUINN Dinh fl ...beamodel... .A.C. 1. 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: Girl's Chorus 1. 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Hub 2, 3, 4: Majorette 3. 4: Kaldron Staff 4: Play Staff 3: Operetts. 3, 4: G' .C. Play Cast 3:,,SfJring Concert 4: East-West e , Rf. !MgkkVQWM+W SE ORF JOHN EDWARD RAUTINE Sunbeam . . . pro baseball player . . . Class Officer 1: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 3: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Motor Club 4. CAROL LEE REINGER Ct17'0l ...teacher . -. G.A.C. 1. 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Girl's Chorus 1, 2. 3: A Cappella 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Assembly Committee 3: Play Staff 3. 4: Kaldron Staff 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3: Red Cross -1 Operetta 3, 4: Play Cast 2. PETER J. RICH Pete .. .farmer . . . F.F.A. 1, 2. 3. 4. Officer 3, 4: Band l: J.V. Fool- ball 2: Play Staff 3. 4: Kaldron Staff 4: F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. State Band 1. ALBERTO CARVALLO ROBERTO JR. Chico . . . diplomat . - Basketball 4: Spanish Club 4. Officer 4: A Cap- pella 4: Football 4: Play Cast 4: Stage Crew 4. DAVID WESLEH' ROBINSON HBZLCIU . . . train engineer . . . A Cappella 4. STRONG VINCENT: Choir 1: Glee Club 2: Stu- lent Council Alternate. HARRY E. RODENBECK . . . auto mechanic . . - J. V. Football 1, 2: Varsity Football 3. 4: Auto Club 4. CONSTANCE KAY ROSE Connie ...tobeanurse... G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Officer fl: Gixl's Chorus 1. 2, 3: A Cappell 4: Latin Club 3: Officer 3: Hub 3, 4: Play Cast 3: Kaldron 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3. JOAN AGNES ROUCHE J0a1mie . . . secretary . . - Y-Teens 2, 3. 4: G.A.C. 1, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. if f Rode X, gl M I I 2' -vw , f 9 L g ,.., f K' 1 1 f9:'244'U J f Z' 5923 43-.J H , .,., , L: . ' ilism. ' I 'JNMW I ' ,1- . , ,,,., 31 Ha A X, f K 1:11.-Wa.. wr. Y N52-Lu: Eli J if-.v 1 it-:Q -4 W:,,,,.,, Wwtfliw 7 wee X -, rv: xiixizfx. . 1 5.342 ,Y if W, f:3,1:':' -. ilixetr, - 5 we --:nur H rv G Ne . limi Y. vi W 'S a ' w- fl is 5 xr ' K Ki it X sf' v Xxx 1 Y , Ju W , - Y 4- , .k,.. ,-2 if 3, V X kt ,Ax ibiigvigz A :I ,ge K ,sur P ,, -f-11 'W' ffe .Ll VW X A M45-1 go. Q . ,- N ix ' gv F I ' M me x f c. .gr N 'xr I V K' ' ' Nuazigif ,P SE IORS JACQUELYN RUSSEL . . . Home Ec Teacher . . . G,A.C. 1: Library Club '7 2 , , L Jackie .., 3. 4: Home Ec. Club . -3, 4: X-Teens 2, 3, 4: F.T.A: 3, 4: Kaldron 4: Hub 4: National Honor Society 4: Play Staff 3: Baccalaureate Ushcrette 3: Commencement Ueherette 3. RAYMOND SALLOT BumbIefoof Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Footb all 1. 2. 3. 45 Basketball 1. 2. ROBERT G. SALLO 0 . . . automobile mechanic . . . Auto Club 4: Football 2. T B b JEAN SAM PSON Jeannie ...to go to college... Y-Teens 3, 4: G.A.C. 4. STRONG VINC ,ENTZ Y-Teens 2: Vincent Var- ieties 2: Class Party 2. ERNEST CURT SCHAFFER, JR. Ernie ...to Join the navy. .- Basketball 2: Stage Crew 3: Kaldron 4. HELEN PAULINE SCHOLL Boots . . . secretary . . . G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2. 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3: Baccalaureate Usherette 3: Commencement Usherette 3: Play Staff 3: Com- mercial Club 4. MARILYN SCHRAEDER Toots ...tobeasuccess.-. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. 1. 4: Y Assembly C ' -Teens 2. 3. 41 ommlttee 2: Play Staff 3. SALLY ANNE , ll itch. . . . to dude on a dude ranch . . . Y-Teens 2. 3. 4, Officer 4: Girl's Chorus 1 'l A Cappella 2. 3. 4: Red Croes 1 3 4' D SCHWARTZ f . ' . Officer 1: G.A.C. , , ouble Quartet 2, 3: Girls Trio 4: Play Cast. 2. 4: Art Crew 3. 4: Kaldron Staff 4: Bac- calaureate Chorus 3: Operetta 4. HA-lil ENGER ALFRED JOHN S ...farmer... F. F. A. 4, Officer 1: Football 2, 3. Lois MAY SKELTON Lame to be a good Wife and mother . . . 9' A Cappella 4: Red Cross 1, 23 Girl's Chorus .J, Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: Commercial Club 4. AUDRIE ARLENE SMITH Rickie . . . to get enough credits for college MILLCREEK: Band l. 2: Y-Teens 2: F.H.A. 2, 4. WESLEVILLE: G.A.C. 13 Band 1: Y-'Ieens 1. KENNETH STEWART Stew r . . . radio announce . . . lla 4: Latin Club Student Council 2: A Cappe Baccalaureate Chorus 3, Play Cast 3, 4. FRANK STORACI Wop . . . contractor . . . 4 Baeketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Hi-Y A sembly Com- Football 1, 2, 3, 3 . 2, 3, 43 Play Cast 35 Auto Club 45 s mittee 3: Stage Crew 3. THEODORE STOSSMEISTER Ted ...farrner... Stage Crew 1, Football 25 F.F.A. 2. JOHN ANDREW STRAUB Ferris . . . big league ball player . . . Football 43 Auto Club 4: Key Club 3, 4. GLORIA ANNETTE SUAREZ Cookie . . . photographer . . . Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: Commercial ' embly Committee 3: F.H.A. 2, Art 4' Girl's Chorus 1. ' 3: Club 4. Ass Crew 2. 35 Kaldron Staff , A Cappella 4, Cfficer 45 Prom Commlttee Operetta 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3, Play Staff 1 -1. SPIN-ya fre 'N' lfitgr aa? 5 , 3. Q., W me SE IOR 33 2,1 : x z I3 3: . A my , fm, . A A X ,V :L . -1 ez. if 53.5 :-40' -- Shim 1. . . , ,V A . ,. x ,Q lax Cx I, . I 'r nv x it 0. ' ivy 'AX at X lllt i X NX ll X M .9 sax. 1 l ' .,' .l M' ' ss .V -V , . N 'fe ' WE,-. nj, 'L , tflk E-mrrblb ly xy N? 'x ll X xj Q ' -I is 1 'L X Q 1 in V A . . tt. , , x.,-fl' X' 1 f M 1 Y 1 ,M 1. 1 flwel? ,tk , 1 4- ,, 3,12 L, 5 L L M , E 1 xi, I 'l fl FF' Wx gl 1352 xg? 1 'V Y e Q Pu , V SE 34 RICHARD HOWARD THAYER Dick . . . successful trade . . . HOWARD ALLEN TINSMAN ACGIH . . . 0-60 in one second--faster than Storacl . . . Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2: Hub 3. 4: Kaldron Staff 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. -1: Play Cast 3: Spanish Club 4: Auto Club 4. ROBERT CLYDE TOME . . . engineer . . . Bob Hi-Y 3. 4: Key Club 3, -1: Stage Crew 3: Amo Club 4: Play Staff 4. JOHN P. VAN HONK . . . he'll never tell . . . Football 2, 3. 4: Movie Operator 3, 4: Red Cross 2: Auto Club 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Hema JOHN JAY VOGEL 3.9 . . . engineer . . . Hub 2, 3: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Library Club 1. 2: Play Cast 2, 3: Science Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 4: Latin Club 2: Play Cast 2. EVELYN LAURAVOLKMAN Hot:-od . . . stock car driver . . . Girl's Chorus 1: Commercial Club 4, Officer 4: Auto Club 4, Officer 4: Red Cross 1, 3: Play Staff 3. 4: Commencement Usherette 3: Baccalaureate Llsherette 3: Play Usherette 3: Student Council 4. WILLIAM HOWARD WARD Bill . . . 50-50 music career-possible 100 per cent . . . Stage Crew 2, 3: Band 4: Orchestra 4. LOYAL LEWIS WEAVER IfVeave . . . successful cattle breeder . . . Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Operetta 3. 4: Auto Club 4. WERNER Ed D ALLAN EDWAR . . . to get ahead in the world . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 32 Hi-Y 2, 35 Stage Crew 2: Auto C'lub 4: Hall Patrol 1. LILLIE GRACE WHITE Tillie . secretary . . . 2 'S 4: Majorette 1, 2, 3: F.H.A. 4: Y-Teens .., .. 4: Kaldron Staff 4. G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, Red , lANE WHITFORD DL . . . mechanic . . Hall Patrol 1, 2. GORDON VERNON WIsER Gordo . farmer . . . 2 3 FF A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4: Basketball 1 ' J. V. Football Manager 2 fied Cross 1 Vfyjlv JV ROBERT GORDON WIGHAM Hfllgl ' A l l . . . successful buslnessma R 251 Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Emfball 2. 3. Basketball . 3, 5 4 . S 31 Class Officer lg Auto club 4. ,., r. - f ' H i is l n ... if l L., - I 1 A,,, W Q DWIGHT TRUMAN WILKINS Ike f X , .,, 1 H f ,,...,,, ' . . . some field of business . . . V17 . J. . O ,xbv .1 ,. , l Hall Patrol 1. Latin Club 2: Hi-Y 3, 4, Footbail E' 1 . - 3 ,R ..,. 1' 2- 3: Play Cas' 4- .. .3 'gif' ANN MARIE YESKO Annie . . . music teacher , . . 'Y' Y-Teens 2. 1 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus 1, -. 3, 4, Officer 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Operetta 3, 1 : Play Staff 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Spanish Club 4, Officer 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3. JAMES EDWARD V. YOCHIM Toni . . . sports announcer . . . Red cross lp J. V. Basketball 2: Hub 3. 41 stu- ag-99 Q6 Mk Council 3, 4: Library 2, 3: Band 3, 4: Hi-Y 4 LN, Society 3, 4: Kaldron 4: 6 ' Bacca- W dent 3, 4: National Honor ff 3: Commencement Usher 3, : Committee 3. Qlfvvw. 'KJLLL SENIORS Play Sta laureate Usher 3 Prom 1' - I Xu 1 'Y sf if ff. 'X Q- JL . 1, OM, VJ ff' M f J ' ,fi o . C! cw-7 A. If c ,gg H! X , ,.,4A ' V bk, , Q f ' f X . V , Lx, . Q' , c , . ,. , w .-' 55' 4 -3 K Y, F 1 Y ' , f J , I .- f TID 1 Qi w-,x ' Q -E f if - fu is 'L 1 ' ' . X ' , ft L' x, 'u LJ' 1 q X A 1 wi 1 k l 5 X rf . L, N x 520' U' L 9 L. llriff' V A U- Of- ., . -p,' KATHRYN JANE YOUNG Kay A 7 if . . be a good wife . . . Debate 2. Zi. -1: F.'I'.A, Zi: Home E1-. Club 2. 3. 4 Library fi: Y-Teens 21, -ig llulw 51. -1: Girls' Chorus l: Mixed !'lmrus 2. FLORENCE IRENE ZYLKA flIfCff6jj . . - stenographer . . . Y-Teens 2, H, ,lg il..-Xf. l. 2, SL: Commercizil Club 13 Girls' Clmrus I: B:1w':il:im'c:i1e Vhorus Il. lst row: George Pease, Program: J. Russell, Secretaryg J. Prindlei Presidentg R. McChesney, Vice- Presidentg Miss Zuck, Advisor. 2nd row: J. Yochim, Programg D. Brindle, Treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The dream of almost every student who enters Millcreek is to become a member of the National Honor Society. Each year the faculty elects the members of the Na- tional Honor Society on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Each member is presented a tiny gold pin bearing a torch which represents the ideals of the society. President ........... -- .......................e.... Jean Prindle Vice-President .................................. Robert McChesney Secretary ....................................... Jacquelyn Russell Treasurer ..................,...................... Donald Brindle Program Committee .-.............. --- George Pease, James Yochim Advisor ............. --- ............ ........... M iss Helen Zuck 36 SENIOR PLAY Shakespeare may have been the first proponent of a play within a play, but the Senior Class did well in that line too when it produced that baffling, perplexing, be- wildering mystery farce entitled, Murder in Rehearsal. The romantic leads of this performance were Don Brindle and Sally Schwartz who co-starred with Dalton Lei- bold as the Sheriff. The powerful supporting cast included Audree Adams, Sallie Lud- wig, Alberto Roberts, Dwight Wilkins, Ken Stewart, Jim Dudley, Sandra Ambro, Janice Hecker, Judy Epply and Ron Palmer. The student director of this unique production was Carol Christensen. Mrs. Hahn, the coach, made one extremely clever inovation in the play, i. e., using the players own names in the play proper while using stage names in the play within the play flf this sounds confusing you should have seen the playJ. Plays may come and plays may go, but this is one play which, Whether because it was so unusual, or because of the cast, or because of the coaching, has imprinted it- self indelibly on the minds of all who witnessed its execution. 373 K LDRON STAFF lst row: S. Schwartz: J. Chartleyg J. Russell, H. Kennedy, J. Heckerg A. Adams, G. Suarez, B. Mc- Chesney, Editor: J. Niebauerg N. Gearhartg H. Adams, A. Gennerellig D. Locke. 2nd row: Mr. Kor- rell, Advisor: C. Reingerg J. Botwrightg S. Quinn, M. Bressling C. Christensen, J. Patton, J. Connerg J. Yochimg I. Lewis: J. Prindle, J. Eppleyg S. Ludwig., A. Lucas: D. Gillingham, Mrs. Hirt, Advisor. 3rd row: D. Hall: P. Dolakg R. Rich, R. Booserg R. Palmer, N. Henry: E. Newshamg R. Mooieg H. Tinsmang P. Davis, E. Shaffer, J. Henning. 4th rowg B. Brown: H. Kuihlg W. MaGahag D. Brindle: B. Ludwig, G. Pease, D. Curtiss. Typical of the foresight of the class of '52, the Editor, Bob McChesney, the Busi- ness Manager, Jim Yochim, and the other staff heads were elected in our Junior year. The experience acquired that year enabled us to begin to create this Kaldron without delay in our Senior year. Then began the struggle to select the printer, engraver, photographer, and most difficult of all-the theme. Our final decisions included the selection of the quality photography of Parsons Studio, and as our theme, All the World's A Stage. While the art staff was preparing a dummy copy and creating the division pages, and the photography staff was wading through the wiltering array of class and activ- ity pictures, the advertising staff launched its ad selling campaign. One new innova- tion along this line was the listing of patrons of our year book. Thus were begun the trials, tribulations, long hours, and effort-sometimes spent in vain-but tirelessly expended never-theless, consumated by a fervid subscription campaign. This is the fruit of our labors. We are those who labored: EDITOR: Robert McChesney BUSINESS MANAGER: James Yochim ART STAFF: SUBSCRIPTION: SPORTS: ASST. EDITOR: Paul Davis, Mgr. Joan Chartley Ron Palmer Darlene Gillingham Sally Schwartz PRODUCTION: Jean Prindle, Mgr. Ila Lewis Sally Quinn Joan Niebauer Audrey Lucas Norman Henry Helen Kennedy, Mgr. Aldine Genneralli Nancy Gearhart Peter Rich Sally Ludwig Ernest Schaffer PHOTOGRAPHY: Jean Botwright, Mgr. Connie Rose Howard Tinsman Gloria Suarez Audrey Adams David Kahl, Mgr. George Pease Charles Fleet-man SENIORS: Judy Eppley, Mgr. Janice Hecker Ronald fBooser UNDER CLASSMEN: Don Brindle, Mgr. Mary Ann Bresslin Bill Ludwig Edward Newsham ASST. BUSINESS MANAGER: Julia Conner ACTIVITIES: Helen Adams, Mgr Lee Copeland Bob Ellis Donna Hall FACULTY: Jackie Russell Donna Locke KALDRON STAFF HEADS lst 1'-JW: J. Botwrightg C. Christense-ng J. Prindleg J. Pattong B. McChesne-yg J. Yuchimg J. Cunnel 2nd 1-ow: J. Russellg H. Kevmedyg P. Davisg D. Brindleg J. Eppleyg H. Adams. 39 Ax, x Mx .H A Mi . , ig? x K X:-1 S5 x W, s . Ji I, .5 V sr. fbi - vwwx x i sf-mv f ' - Lunwns , 1 Q y Ag X A was vu-WL uosmzr BECKY . Tm M Q ILA 1 ,'- -- A1' , , G' A , ilu zl: ' ml. ' 'WHT Q ' ' ' eeonee A SRLUEQ V WITCH ., : 4.5 . x 9-vi F V. I ' QHRR T JOAN JUDY af xi lnlihknvs 1 ANN MARIE ' X .. 3 MARY ANN , . JOANIE f fa 3? 5 M . '..-' -41.5 . gf v f- iflfbio R C00 KKG ' Q MKRY C1-H607 EUELYIJ U SNooD Qnqg N4 F? and. 7,4 Q 5 V ,W A J SH ef W , X 'W , f' f 5 - N SK F I Sl X Q. X Q xxx ke. sae X Q:: ' Nancy P 41 T SENIUR CLASS OFFICERS - President: Ron Pallnerg Vice-President, Jean Botwrightg Secret tary, Jean Prindle: Treasurer, Chuck Fleenian tabsentb. SE IOR CLASS HISTORY Having auditioned for two years after entering the Hallowed Alma lVlater Theatre in 1946, we were finally accepted into Senior High as Freshmen, 154 strong. Leading us were John Le Jeal as Presidentg Don Joslin as Vice-Presidentg John Rautine as Secretary: and Bob Wighani as Treasurer. Here began to develop our reputation as the most independent class in Millcreek's history. ln Act Il we were Sophomores and began to exercise our abilities under the ca- pable leadership of Don Joslin as Presidentg Sandra Ambro, Vice-President: Julia Conner, Secretary: and Dick Curtiss, Treasurer. Our new activities included three booths at the Christmas Bazaar, a skating party, and a fine representation in sports on both J. V. and Varsity teams. The third act as Juniors commenced with a whirlwind class meeting accomplish- ing so many things with such precision and efficiency that all admitted it was the best rehearsed act yet. Our class officers were, in the usual order, Ron Palmer, Dick Curtiss, Audrey Lucas, and Ken Stewart. Not only did we obtain our rings this year, and elect our Kaldron staff-but we also presented the most daring and unique of all Junior Plays, A Young Man's Fancy. and created an exotic Junior-Senior Prom on the langorous shores of Lake Erie. We were represented in the National Honor Society by Jean Prindle, Jacquelyn Russell, Shirley Weber, Jim Yochim, Bob McChes- ney, Don Brindle, and George Pease. We were the stars of the final act-and let's face it-oftimes acted it. Ron Palmer was again our President, Vice President was Jean Botwright. Secretary and Treasur- er were Jean Prindle and Chuck Fleeman. In our more prolific moments we managed to prove our ability and have a mighty pleasant time by creating this Colossus of Kaldrons, producing a baffling mystery-farce, and leading the school in sports by our terrific performance on the gridiron and basketball court. Recovering from an almost fatal engagement with mid-term exams, we set about to crown our King, Ron Palmer, and Queen, Jean Prindle, at the swank St. Pat's Dance. With our lavish Class Party, our inimitable Class Day performance, and the beautiful Junior-Senior Prom still fresh in our memories, we look back-a little saddened-but proud nevertheless, of our Senior year-The Grand Finale of the Class of ,52. 42 NF BGLASSNEN 45, 3WW, , ,61- JU IO 1:-r ' Na vu. E? ESL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Jim Van Geeni. Vice-President: Willard! Hum- phries. Secretary: Cynthia Norton. Treasugrer: 'Gertrude Loomis. X l . ' , 'N ' , . i , . I ,aw4:?':. x V f A 'Q 'T ' ' ' P J l 9 e . . P ...iv , re by es. A ' ' S , se- , 5 '-'I .... . . .-'Vip 1 , I, . , V ,.... gg.. Q J S., , I I In A - W N in e i t e rs. 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T1'easu1'e1': Kay Prindle. As tenth graders, the Sophomores had a busy year. They eagerly participated in activities such as Y-Teens, G.A.C- and Hi-Y. As their own activities, they held a WW 94.2 I . Adelhardt Adler Agnello Aglio Ahlbrandt Anderson Anderson Arnrlt Aulenbacher Averil Bainbridge Bainhridpre Barnes Barringer Bauer Baumann Behringer Benyon Berry Biirfxie Bliel Boam Boguc Bovue Brady Breese Brocious Brown Brown Buzzard Carson Cassidy Creder Churcher Clough Cochcran Coyle Crabtree Cunninzhani DeHzu'e:'l Dickey Dipple Dlll1Sl110L'e Durst Farver Fleeman Forsha Fuhrman Gehrlein successful semi-formal dance and a barn dance. The advisors for this class are Mr. Bickford, Mr. Hayes, M1'. Barr, Mr. Na- son, Miss Zuck an Miss Seyboldt. lf Dj lf 1 vm- . ',. 1 . X71 ' 1.222 A R , X .. 'A X r A in 1, -'im .A , AE .,,:j-f 'V xl, ...Q -+ xg 5 15. 5 A-2 Y gf H, I - X fy, ,, 4 - ,. 1 I L 4 N , . B - V -'ii A 5 5 , 'aff B , L: I ' 'j ,A - A' .M ,, li L ' A A '3 J! A ' ' .- H f- . 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A I m A9846-5 56 Nicholas Olsen Osterberg Perry Peterson Pettys Phillipm Pierce Pude Quinn Ranue Rastatter Ranting R1-hm Renkis Reynolds Rositer Rust Rusterholtz Ryan Rygalski Samuelson Sanders Sapper Sapper Savage Schmitz Scholl Schrecken- gust Schuller Schulz Schuyler Shaffer Shick Shields Shirley W. Sipple Smith Spusta Stitzinger Stone Stone Straub Stl-uchen Suerken 'Sweetapple Swiderski Tallmadge Taylor Telepak Thomas Throop Tidd Tillman Tombaugh Trick Tubbs Van Dyke VanGeem Vogel Wafzner Waiter Wallace Walsh Wander Warden Warner Weaver Welch White Wieseli Wilkins Williams Winschel Winfrerter Winter Wittenberg Wolff Wolfrom Worthy Wurst Wykoff Yates Yeager Yeager Yerkey Yesko Youm: Young Yukon Zierler Zu rn EIGHTH GRADE 'lol l F i 2' ff, fi ' 'EQ 1- -:'o mf? ! 'i z l i .,.lV i fd' ' 'gaixy X I X 'AN V 'sf l A ,.-, 51 , 5 .1 . 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X, fi? iff '5 ' .a., S 51 Ca D ' .. was , , ,V N A I Q V i 3?f W Q ---- '53 x H r f Q Av 4 - 1' ' 'Q A Lim ,, E0 Sabi GA ' 'S -I: 'Vi 5 ' v ' H - M ' . -'Q 7 K x 'Ck f ' , K f Z A C ff fl i I ' is 'A .. Y it 'U ' i I , , f 0112? .4 M. .,, 'Q ' . ' ZS X ' 'X nv I i - '-' sw , .. , fx ffi U 1 A Y Q 4 - ,jmrfwzifx - fx' vi'W 1 G Q. V- Q -5 Q-Mm ,. Q WY 111: xi .fs.9e.'f'f w y if ,1 E.1.:fS,,f wifi w- 'if I Y' 4 a '12 2' Q X Q was N x A , A is ix 4. mx X Q A . W i 4 f 4? I y f 3- 9 1 'T' 6+ 'ov av 7 'N i ...V :I , ' X , Q Q, , ewkg -x '5 - .2 -' i v. X X' X' - i Q A i1. :5,12g,., 1 ff fu: m , X: -, . -Ar- x ,1 Q-:LA 5 '- 1 Mn, -1 a wav? 'xx -.WJ 62 5 ,,,, ,A Q- K, xx 5122? S X S X VARSITY FOOTBALL 494, fran' f-sf ...W 2 ' Row 1: B. Lytleg H. Delwoldg C. Fleeman, Captain: F. Agnellog R. Sallotg D. Kahlg K. Weedg J. Card- mang H. Rodenbeck. Row 2: P. Goll, Coachg G. Brigamang R. Adlehartg G. Dunsmoreg P. Davisg H Tinsmang F. Storacig J. LeJealg J. Benaccig J. Straubg D. Long, Assistant Coach. Row 3: L. Weaver J. Spustag A. Robertog J. Rautineg L. Copelandg H. Kuhlg J. MO1'1:iSQ J. McNabb. Row 4: D. Ren- shawg B. Angellottig D. Hesterg B. Haneyg B. Hindsong J. Van Honky B, Harnamang J. Cross. Row 5: B. Waiderg B. Straing R. Palmer, Manager. VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES Dave Long and Paul Goll 64 VARSHY FOOTBAH.RECORD FOOTBALL The last floodlight has died, the bleachers cleared, and as the manager pauses reminiscently in his duties with a merthiolate bottle in one hand, bandages in the other and glances across the now deserted gridiron, a few sparkling incidences come to mind and relive themselves once more! . . . listen to the crowd cheering now as number 37 breaks around left end and Zig zags down the field eluding the entire Titusville team by his tricky broken-field running for atouchdown. Hickory's leading 13-0-number 30 with an injured leg keeps pestering the coach, Let me in, I'll take it all the way, and in he goes on his first play-it's a pass-over his head-no, he caught it! l! Look at him outrun his tacklers! But two more are ready to meet him on the five yard line and he runs right into-not through-them! The satis- fied grin across his dirty face as he limps off the field indicates his triumph. Now it's the ground. 27 to 32 alternating hand offs and passes, 32 is puffing like a steam en- gine, but they can't stop him. Commencing a seventy yard march down the field with a 27 to 32 hand off-it's over. But the ref calls it back. 27-32, over again, and this time for good. Here comes the Greenville coach into the locker room now, Where's that number 51? You're the toughest player we've come up against this year! KNO wonder, he was sent to the All-Star Game.J . . . The whistle blows at Oil City and-an injured man is seen lying on the field it's number 27-with a broken arm! They're going to kick. It's fumbled, recovered, fumbled again. Our 48 recovers and look at him go-tacklers just can't stop him, he rips across for 6 points! And what's that-another injured man? Number 32 is ly- ing on the ground, the clock stops. Badly injured? No, just some mighty clever cap- taining gaining a little extra time to set up the next play. With such as these nostalgic gems of athletic prowess recurring in our thoughts the curtain is rung down-ending the football season of the 1952 Trojans. EAST 25-0 A green Trojan team operating from the new split T formation was unable to stop the War- riors runniing attack. TITUSVILLE 27-6 Our first touchdown of the season came as Tinsman 'outdistanced the Whole Titusville team 55 yards on a hand off from Rautine for 6 points. CORRY 27-6 Catching Millcreek off-guard in the first quarter, the Beavers made 3 T.D.'s in rapid succession, but Millcreek rallied to thorough- ly outplay them the rest of the game. Our T.D. came as Debold passed to Storaci for 30 yards. GIRARD 12-6 Split decisions, fumbles, and bad breaks de- scribe this game wlien we only hit pay dirt once on a 7 yard hand off to Tinsman. HICKORY 13-19 Overcoming a lead of 13 points in the first half, the Blue and White bou-nced back with a pass from Tinsmian to Storaci covering 62 yards' for ral touchdown with LeJeail converting. A mlamch of 72 yards le-ad by Davis, and a Rau- tine to Tinsman pass accounted for 12 more points which gave us our first win of the season. GREENVILLE 6-0 Thanks to our terrific line, unsc-ored upon Greenville was unable to make ground during the game, but managed to make one T.D. short- ly after the whistle blew. OIL CITY 26-6 Kahl recovered a blocked punt and ran for 45 yards and six points .The Trojans were severely hampered by injuries as Van- Honk and Tinsman were unable to plvay while Rau- tine received a broken arm and was lost for the rest of the season. HARBORCREEK 6-18 Mitchell's 20 yard run, a 50 yard march spearheaded by Davis, and a 80 yard intercep- tion return by Storaci clinched our win over the Huskies. CONNEAUT 50-6 In spite of a raging blizzard, mud, 19 pen- alties the first half and 22 the second, the Tro- jans managed one touchdown on an ariel from Debold to Mitchell who sprinted across from the 10. EDRON U WUQLD AEE I' ACT X fi V' get JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL i. 1' i., -' If .1 all ' ..f.. ,A 'Ani , , , , X- fill. Row 1: N. Wighamg B. Trikoskig N. DiRienzog R.Sandsg J. Rowleyg A. Van Zantg T. Rogersong B. Ticeg A. Reed. Row 2: J. Samsong J. Dickeyg R. Kisnerg B. Maraccig B, Triko-skig H. Botwrightg B. O'Conne-ll: D. Bishoffg Mr. Nenning. Row 3: V. Browng D. Crossg D. Mosierg P. Moong L. Brooksg J. Looniisg D. Adainsg J. Gordon. Row -1: H. Fiddlerg M. Wanderg L. Barringerg B. Mithadiasg C. Mer- chant. JUNIOR VARSITY COACHES Throught the fine coaching of Bud McCoy and Jack Henning, the Junior Varsity squad swept through a very successful season unscored upon except by the Fairview Tigers who managed to beat the Little '1 rojans 18-6 by fielding their Varsity re- serves. '51 RECORD Millcreek 7 -- -- Girard 0 Millcreek 20 -- -- Albion 0 Won 4 - Lost 1 - Tied 0 John Henning and Bud McCoy 68 Millcreek 13 --- -- Harborcreek 0 Millcreek 6 -- -- Fairview 18 Millcreek 6 -- -- Girard 0 Total E Total E HEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS lst row: J. Connerg J. Prindle. 2nd row: J. Botwrightg D. Clintong C. Nortong. 3rd row: C. Christensen JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS lst row: B. SIIY'91'thOl'UQ1rfI,HaIIQ K. Prindleg P. Spustag J. Neider. 2nd ww: A .Tate. 69 VARSITY BASKETBALL . ' Y' f .zu 'f- tx Q.. Q . .- Y Q- v,- x i- , 4 1 K v y . .1- ' . ,N 'vs like J A xfiil-J4l,5 lst row: B. Prozzmg M. Haneyg J, De-Boldg Q. Bender. 2nd, row: C. Catuldeg F. Storacig E. Wernerg J. 'VanHonkg J. Cross. 3rd row: D. Kahlg J. LeJeialg J. Kolag B. Wighamg F. Siegrist. COACH - John Kola 70 The gymnasium is darkened, long after the departure of the cheering crowd. The only sound is that of the constant drip, drip, drip of the locker- room showers. Staring into the shadows they be- gin to assume familiar shapes. It's clearing-a game is starting-the pole blocks the view, but by the tra- jectory of the ball as it arches to- ward the bankboard and rebounds through the net, one can recognize it as one of Les' push shots. Ed and Dad bring the ball down the court, then Dad, with a quick dribble and twist of the body, sinks a terrific basket. In the second quarter a looming figure fakes to the left, shoots towards the bank board and Herco has put us ahead by two more points, From a mass of arms, legs, and hands. Goose emerges with the ball and banks in a field goal. Even more impressive is the third quarter when Wig first unleashed a right handed hook followed in rapid succession by a set shot from the left corner. The crowd responds as Ed spins in a left hand drive shot. Shortly after the beginning of the fourth, Joe steps to the foul line and barely glancing at the basket, sinks a single pointer. Receiving an ovation as he walks off the floor, Goose is replaced by Quentin who makes a successful right handed hook in a matter of seconds. At the sound of the final buzzer, the shadows fade back into oblivion. Only audible now in the gym is the drip, drip, drip of the showers, for the curtain has decended on this aspect of the sporting scene. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Millcreek Conneaut Millcreek Prep 39 Millcreek Fairview Millcreek Vincent 49 Millcreek Wesleyville Millcreek Conneaut 43 Millcreek Harborcreek Millcreek Prep 59 Millcreek Meadville Millcreek Corry 36 Millcreek Titusville Millcreek Academy 52 Millcreek Academy Millcreek Titusville 45 Millcreek Fairview Millcreek East 42 Millcreek East Millcreek Tech 56 Millcreek Corry Millcreek Vincent 0 Millcreek Tech -- T Millcreek Harborcreek Total 897 Total 927 .ff,fg3, IJTTIE 1ll!RB'S BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: C. Merchantg D. Mosierg N. Fergesiong D. Crossg H. Murrayg B. Catalde. Row 2: T. Mitchellg N. Wigihamg L. Browng J. Rowleyg T. Curtiss. Row 3: B. Trohoeskeg C. Sandsg E. Crabtreeg R. Mai- achig D. Zurillg Mr. McCoy. A thrilling season was had by the Little Trojans with their close 10-11 record- Probably the apex of their achievements was the upset handed the Little Ramblers from Prep, who, at that time led the city league. Two Junior Varsity Cagers hit the Century Mark: Tom Mitchel with 106 and Jim Rowley with 100. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORING RECORD Millcreek 9 ....... Conneaut 29 Millcreek 40 ....... Fairview 38 Millcreek 25 ......1 Wesleyville 11 Millcreek 6 ....... Prep 30 Millcreek 25 w...... Harborcreek 23 Millcreek 3 ....... Meadville 20 Millcreek 17 ....... Titusville 25 Millcreek 11 ....... Vincent 22 Millcreek 40 .... -..- Fairview 17 Millcreek 29 ....... Corry 19 Millcreek 25 ....... Tech 29 Millcreek 25 ....... Academy 37 Millcreek 40 ....... East 24 Millcreek 21 ....... Vincent 41 Millcreek 32 ....... Corry 31 Millcreek 42 ....... Prep 35 Millcreek 42 ....... Tech 26 Millcreek 25 ...,... East 24 Total 452 Total 471 ,.., Wins-10 Losses-8 73 74 ! Tax ABT, Y? Q Xx Q i X THE THEATRE TUDE COUNCIL lst row: N. Sawdeyg M. Latimer, N. Fishery J. Prindleg J. Yochini, Presidentg C. Christenseng A. Kettenacherg K. Prindle, N. Rose. 2nd row: D. McChesneyg J. Van Geemg G. Keinethg Mr. Barr, Ad- visorg D. Curtissg S. Cross, P. Mooieg T. Curtissg D. Godfreyg D. Brinidleg R. Schrimperg E. Mid- tlaughg S. Rautineg D. Middaughg P. Green, M. Evans. Our student body was represented this year in the Student Council by six seniors, five juniors, four sophomores, three freshmen, two eighth graders and two seventh graders. Elected President, Vice President and Secretary-Treasurer were Jim Yochim, Carol Christensen, and Jean Prindle in that order. In an endeavor to better the school, the Student Council invoked a system of hall monitoring designed to prevent confusion and extraneous noises in the hall, and to keep students from skipping class. Where before if a student wanted to go to the of- fice he had to go all the way up and get permission from the teacher-now he merely has to go up to the teacher, obtain permission, have her fill out a slip indicating the destination, day, period, and the student's name, and show the pass to every hall mon- itor on the way. If he were caught in the hall without a pass, he would be sent to the office, so one can well see the merit of this system. This year they also wrote a new constitution establishing the apportionment of representatives of the various grades to the Council, the school colors, the motto, and the seal. High on the list of accomplishments of this progressive organization was the suc- cessful Alumni-Varsity game played to raise money for the March of Dimes. A dance followed the game. It is achievements such as these that have made the Student Council so indispensable in our school scene. 76 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE In order to give the student body a voice in the selection of our school assemblies, Mrs. Hahn organized the Assembly Committee which elected Will Humphries as chairman. Typical of the organizational abilities of this committee was the extemporaneous program of the pre-Christmas season. The A Cappella presented a variety of musical selections pertaining to the season and some of the individual talents of the school in- cluding the faculty were called upon to favor us with their renditions, many of which were selected by popular request from the audience- A few months later we were surprised by another assembly on Abraham Lincoln presented through the kind courtesy of the Lincoln Insurance Company, 1109 G. Dan- iel Baldwin Building. In an attempt to apportion the assemblies over a long period of time, we had an- other one the next week, which was sincerely appreciated by the entire student body. Dr. O. W. Wermingham entertained us with a wonderful lecture illustrating the ne- cessity of a firm code of morals and the folly of ignoring this necessity by relying strictly on the carnal to provide a happy life in these troubled times. Once in a lifetime coups like these characterized the Assembly Committees ac- tivities carried on in spite of the very adverse circumstances imposed upon them by the extremely crowded conditions which necessitated using the auditorium as a study hall. lst row: C. Merchant, Sec-Treas.g W. Humphries, Presidentg Mrs. Hahn, Advisorg S. Kuhn. 2nd row: C. Browng Mr. Nasong J. Eppleyg I. McDonaldg C. Risong P. Moore. 77 HUB STAFF lst row: R. Byrne, S. Yatesg J. Arnemang B. Cohies, J. Waidleyg S. Malutichg G, DiRienzog R. Mes- sersmithg R. Alfierig C. Evans, J. Allshouse. 2nd row: R. Curtissg J. Hoehng K. Youngg P. Moore' B. Smith, M. Bressling S. Quinn, J. Connerg G. Pease, T. Altman, J. Heideckerg J. Russell, D. Hall, R. Adams, Miss Winder, Advisor. 3rd row: A. Lucas, R. -Zaunaggerg L. Prindle, J. LeJealg H. Tins- mang J. Yochimg E. Newshamg A. Larson, I. Lewis, J. Prindleg D. Hall, C. Risong C. Norton. Growing by leaps and bounds, this year's Hub truly has outdone, any and all, pre- vious editions, and it will be a difficult task for staffs to perform up to par in the future. Many new features were adopted this year, which made the publication equal to that of any school newspaper published in the state. Only three years ago it would have been a remarkable task to sell 350 copies, but as the Hub grew, so did its circulation. This year, 700 copies of each edition were sold, with 800 copies of the super-extra Christmas issue being sold. In extra-curricular activities and promotional stunts, once again the Hub was the forerunner. Many different and unique projects were enacted, with every one of them meeting with the utmost backing and support on the part of the student body, faculty and administration. Football excursions to Corry and Oil City, a basketball excursion to Conneaut, all of which provided excellent transportation for nearly 400 students and alumni, were met with much approval by all. With the profits secured from these excursions, a banner was presented to the school. However, the never-to-be-forgotten, most sensational, and fulfilled function which Millcreek has ever seen, was the Charity Basketball game between the Faculty All- Stars and the Varsity team- It was the top attraction of the year and provided the en- tire audience of 500 people with a performance they will never forget. And last, but not least, was the annual banquet held in honor of graduating sen- iors of the staff, where letters for outstanding service in the field of journalism were presented. All in all, under the excellent supervision of their advisor, Miss Sally Winder, and co-editors, George Pease and Julia Conner, along with the entire staff, a new era in journalism and promotional ideas kept Millcreek bubbling over with enthusiasm. 78 DEBATE CLUB The question for debate this year was, Resolved: All American citizens should be subject to conscription for essential service in time of war. The Millcreek team debated this timely topic in eight debates with city and county schools. There was only one experienced debate this year and that is the reason for their slow start. However, Millcreek can now boast of a winning team as they won three out of the last four contests. The first four debates consisted of the regular five minute speeches, three min- ute questioning, and the three minute rebuttal. Our affirmation team consisted of: Ted Philips, Don Hester, and Eldie Dickey. Those supporting the negative were: Jeanie Boyd, Peggy Moore, and Dick Rowley. Ten minute speeches with five minute rebuttals, the method used in colleges today, proved to be very interesting for the last debates. Our affirmative then supported by Don Hester and Eldie Dickey-the negative by Jeanie Boyd and Dick Rowley. To complete the season, a debate banquet was held on Monday, March 31 at St. Mark's Catholic Church in Lawrence Park.Millcreek was the only school which had two representatives taking part in the debate that evening. They were Eldie Dickey and Jeanie Boyd. It was only the capable coaching of Miss Shanor that guided the teams and kept the club a smooth running organization. She was aided by the officers who were: Dick Rowley as President, Peggy Moore as Secrxtary, and Don Hester as Treasurer. The purpose of the Debate Club is to encourage students to think intelligently and logically. A by-product of debating is the development of the art of expressing one- self clearly and convincingly, which is an asset in later life. E. Dickey, D, Hester, J. Boyd. '79 Row 1: D. Seigristg R. Harringtong P. Mooreg Miss Sfhanor. Row 2: D. Rowley, B. Pierceg T. Phillipsg RED CROSS lst row: B. Ferrell: S. Wes- terlunrl: B. Laughery: D. Kallenbach: N. Rose: G. We-idaman: M. Lamher: M. Lyons: M. Giuanen: J. Swi- rlerski. 2nd row: B. Ferrier: T. Weber: J. Ziegler: J. Grzippy: E. Nicholas: L. Springer: J. Yesko: P. My- ers: M. Dash: J. Koster- nick: Y. Anderson: K. Prin- dle: V. Conner: E. Lewis: Miss Ott. Advisor. 3rd row: R. Waidley: VV. Brightman: J. Rodah: N. Winham: C.. Lewis: L. Wander: E. New- shamq G. Briiramang D. Mo- :vhierp D. Grade: D. Cross: F. Merchant: K. Cnrboy. KEY CLUB The Millcreek Kiwan- is Club organized the Key Club in 1950. Under their direction, the ideas of the Key Club have been implanted in the minds of the people of Millcreek. The Millcreek Chap- ter of the Key Club is a member of the Penn- sylvania District and the Key Club Interna- tional. The officers for this year Were: President, Bill Ludwig: Vice Presi- dent, Dick Curtiss: Sec- retary-Treasurer, Tom Rogerson. lst row: D. Brinille: B. Lud- wig. President: D. Curiss, Vice-President. 2nd row: B. Tome: E. Newsharn: R. Bowser. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA lst row: D. Siezris: B. Moon: Miss Ott: A. Yesko: S. Kuhns. 2nd row: H. Mer- chant: F. Gill: J. Bot- wrigzht: G. Preece: J. Rus- sell: C. Reinger: H. Ken- nedy. SPANISH CLUB 1st row: J. Chartley ' S. Malutich: A. Rob- erts, President: A. Yeiko: S. Kuhn. 2nd row: A. Larson: -I, Eppley: R. Harrinil- ton: R.. Booser: R. Lambert: D. Wilkins: R. Moore: E.. New- sham: H. Tinsman: J. Conner: J. Patton: J. Vogel: T. Roberts. This year the Spanish II class under the guidance of Miss Sherrange organized the Spanish Club with Alberto Roberto as President, Judy Eppley as Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley Malutich. Capitalizing upon their tremendous talents, they produced a combination Spanish Fiesta and Play entitled Sunday Costs Five Pesos which was so very successful and met with such universal approval that they pre- sented outside performances at Harborcreek High School, Fairview Presbyterian Church, and the Veterans Hospital. The aim of the Latin Club is to acquaint the Latin students with the customs of an- cient Rome. The Latin Club celebrated the annual Feast of Saturnaliaf' the Roman Christmas Banquet, in December, and sponsored the HT91'DSlCl'lOl'63.ll Whirl after a basketball game. In order to become a member of this organization one must be a second year Latin student. The advisor this year was Miss Laura Sherrange who did a very commendable job. Officers were: President, Grace Preece: Vice President. James Rowley: Secretary- Treasurer, Barbara Kovacs: Sponsor. Miss Sherrange. LATIN CLUB lst mw : S. Wester lund: J. Larson: .I Rowley: G. Preerre B. Kovacs: D. Cun- nimrhamz A. Tate 2nd row: K. Prinrlle H. Merchant: F. Nor wall: P. Seither: L Linclner: E. Swensen I . Broceoeis: XV Wolfram. 3rd row: D Renshaw: J. Clark R. Shfrirnper: R Sampson: P. Moon F. Sierristg T. Park er: C. Merchant. HALL PATROL Row 1: D. Rodger: B. Samp- son: R. Brown: D. Seitzing- er: D. Wells: R. McDonald: B. Deischer: R. Peterson: Row 2: R. Peerson: A. Zieg- ler: F. Erdley: G. Moon: M. Sipplec J. McClure: M. Kasternick: Mr. Nason. Row 3: VV. Sipple: J. Rodak: R. Tubbs: J. Durst: R. Moore: R. Stossmeister: T. Phillipe: A. Kirby. AUTO CLUB Row 1: D. Herhold: C. Flee- man: T. Burke: B. Brown: D. Whitford: B. Pierce: E. Vnlkman: J. McNabb: Mr. Hayes: L. Aszzrers: J. Bow- er: D. Hunter: R. Norwgill: L. Shadclock: Q. Bender: T. Shenker. Row 2: R. Thayer: P. Rich: R. Wigham: H. De- Bold: A. Roberto: H. Tins- man: F. Agnello: E, Wer- ner P. Davis, R. Adlehart: J. Spusta: K. Sprague: F. Lambrecht: J. Leibig: L. Weaver: J. Rautine. Row 3: J. Laughlin: E. Dickie: J. Cardman: D. Joslin: VV. Kestner: A. Cassidy: H. Fiddler: F. Storaci: J. Ben- ncci: D. Kalil: W. McGal-na: L. Copeland: H. Rodenbeck: B. Cunningham: F. Heman- son: J. LeJeal: A. Melzer: B. Tome: J. Straub. Row 4: L. Meyers: J. Zimmery: J. Williams: T. Calahan: B. Lytle: R. Ellis: J. Keller. MOVIE OPERATORS lst row: B. Ludwig: D. Brindle: Mrs. Samuelson: C. Moon: J. Morgan. 2nd row: J. Henning: Q. Bender: A. Melzer: B. lVigham: T. Stossmeister: R. Hamilon: J. Cifelli. 3rd row: '1'. Curtiss: A. Till: B. Denmark: J. Durst: B. Moon. LIBRARY CLUB lst row: H. Mer- chant, Vice-President: J. Arneman. Report- er: R. Booser. Presi- dent: H. Scholl, Sec- retary: M. Harring- ton. 2nd row: T. Phillips: M. Smolin- ski: B. Kolvaks: P. Badger: C. Lindcauistz Miss Powell. Advisor: S. Anderson: J. Rus- sell: R. Bausch: R. Schrimrer: P. ual- lagher. by-11 row: R. Kantz: J. Strott: J. Russell: J. Adler: D. Dickey: T. Larson: T. Rogerson. LIBRARY CLUB Organized by Miss Powell to promote interest in the library, and to give more, and better service to the student body, the Library Club forged ahead this year. Improve- ments were made in the functioning of the library. The library bulletin board was es- pecially attractive. To meet the demands made by increased enrollment in the school, Mrs. Samuelson was added to the library staff. President, Ronald Booser: Vice President, Harriet Merchant: Secretary, Helen Scholl: Treasurer, Janice Arnamen. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club deserves the gratitude of the entire student body for their nu- merous undertakings, ranging from mimeographing tests for teachers to preparing programs for school activities. Miss Zuck sponsored the group Whose officers Were: Jean Prindle, President: Sandra Ambro, Vice President: Carol Christensen, Secretary: and Evelyn Volkman, Treasurer. The Club attempts to prepare the girls for the mod- ern business world by instructing them in the finer points of business procedures, re- sulting in reliability and efficiency. COMMERCIAL CLUB lst row: S. Ludwig, A. Adams: F. Zylka. L. Pringle: 2nd row: G. Suarez: D. Clin- ton: H. Adams: C. Cliristense-n: I. Lew- is: H. Scholl: Miss Ziiclc. Advisor: E. Volkrnan: M, Wal- dinger: J. Niebauer: S. Ambro: J. Prin- dle: A. Lu--as: P. Ho- barf: J. Rouche: L. Skelton: N. Huston: J. Hezlicr: R. Beusch. 83 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1: J. Payne, Advisor, R. Adams, A. Edwards, T. Curtiss, A. Reed, J. Ames, D. Kallenfbach, D. Woods, E. Adams, G. Bowers, R. Moon. Row 2: L. Copeland, A. Senger, J. Morris, G. Maycock, D. Herold, P. Rich, G. Wiser, C. Fleeman, R. Adams, R. Abbott. Row 3: J. Durst, J. Mattewson, D. Cage, J. Mc- Kinley, W. Rastatter, J. Zimerly, R. Waldeiimarson, R. Anderson, T. Sprague. Row 4: R. Vash, R. Bogue, C. Moon, L. Haas, C. Alenbacher, M. Anderson, A. Fields, P. Payne. As the name implies, the Future Farmers of America is a county school organiza- tion found in the United States, Hawaii, and Alaska, having as its goal the development of efficient, intelligent farmers and citizens. Covering grades 8 to 12, the F. F. A. in Millcreek follows only the strictest parliamentary procedure and each member is himself an accomplished parliamentartian capable of handling the presidency or chair- manship. Since the purpose of the club is not only to develop successful farmers, but good, in- telligent citizens as well, they have many and widely varying activities to raise money land sometimes just to have a plain old good timej ranging from selling Christmas trees to playing a mighty rugged game of basketball. The Project is rated very highly in the eye of a student. As the name indicates, this is a project undertaken by each stu- dent-a record of his adventure in husbandry. It keeps track of such things as work hours spent on the job, capital invested, profit returned, and utilization of agricul- tural developments. Monetary rewards are received by the students preparing the pro- ject book deemed most worthy on the basis of intelligent agricultural practice and neatness. Come December, it then goes on to Harrisburg to vie for national honors. In early January the three members receiving the most points, which are derived from the project book and V-arious awards, are sent to the F. F. A. State Convention. Upon payment of their expenses, others often go too. This 4-day convention is an ex- perience that the boys look forward to with great anticipation. The activities result in the building of good character, broadening the knowledge of agricultural problems and the creation of staunch, worthy Americans. 84 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA lst row: N. Bishoffg D. Waeckmang N. Harnessg B. Leuscheng A. Baileyg A. Cantor, W. Westg Miss Parini, Advisor. 2nd row: A. Smithg H. Troopg J. Thrunbergg C. Laughling J. Slosserg J. Russellg F, Gillg E. Buzzardg J. Baenbridge. 3rd row: A. Nuberg R. Prestag R. McDonald3 D. Shankerg K. Young, J. Perceg B. Ferrellg L. Anderson. In the year 1917 the Congress of the United States enacted a program of aid to vocational instruction whereby the Department of Agriculture established in schools across the country both the Future Farmers of America and the feminine counter-part of this organization-The Future Homemakers of America. The Millcreek chapter of the latter, sponsored by the active Miss Parini had a busy season with many activities such as miniature footballs for the annual Save-An-Eye-Game and maintaining a candy, packing Christmas baskets and dressing dolls for needy families as a Christmas project, and entering a kitchen planning contest. On a state wide level, fifteen girls represented our F.H.A. at a Region A meeting held at Indiana State Teachers College, and later on in the year four more gained the privilege to attend another at Pittsburgh through diligent work and outstanding progress. I In its purpose to teach the young women of today the basic fundamentals of home- -making like baby care, sewing, family management, and meal planning the Millcreek F.H.A. has succeeded admirably thanks to a great extent, of course, to its sponsor Miss Parini. 85 X f PROGRAM ACT I - INTRODUCTION .... ACT II -- FACULTY .... ACT III -f SENIORS --- ACT IV - UNDERCLASSMEN -- ACT V I SPORTS ..., ACT VI - ACTIVITIES .... ACT VII -- MUSIC .,.. ACT VIII -f- TRADE AND CLASS PAGE 2 PAGE 9 - PAGE I9 PAGE 43 -- PAGE 63 ,- PAGE 75 --- PAGE 91 WILL .... PAGE 99 5 Y-TEENS SENIOR Y-TEEN CLUB The purpose of the Senior Y-Teens is to develop a fellowship of women and girls working together for a better person, a better school, a better community, a bet- ter country, and a better world. To accomplish this, many activities are sponsored. This year the Y-Teens sponsored their annual Initiation Banquet, A Mother-Daugh- ter Tea, a Valentine Dance, and the annual Spring Tri which is sponsored jointly by all Y-Teens organizations in the area. Among their service projects were the making of favors for children in orphanages, to be distributed at Easter, and the contribu- tion of candy and clothing for the needy people of Europe, The 1952 officers were as follows: Advisor, Miss Johnson, President, Audrey Lu- cas, Vice President, Evelyn Middaughg Secretary, Betty Schriber, Treasurer, Cath- erine Evans, Social Chairman, Connie Rose, Service Chairman, Ann Marie Yesko, Program Chairman, Sally Schwartz, Publicity Chairman, Kay Prindle. JUNIOR Y-TEEN CLUB The Junior Y-Teen Club of Millcreek is made up of girls of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades. Although the club was organized just a year ago, it has a mem- bership of 170. The club has had among its other activities a Recognition Service, a World Fellow- ship meeting, and a Mother-Daughter Tea. The Millcreek Junior Y-Teen Club is a member of the Junior Y-Teen Council at the Y.W.C.A- The officers for the year 1951-1952 are: President, Susan Rautine, Vice President, Jeanne Zeigler, Secretary, Marilyn Melgaard, Treasurer, Bobbie Jean Whitmire, Service Chairman, Ann Holquist, Program Chairman, Jane Reed, Advisors, Miss Schmidt, Miss Gerbracht, Miss Wilkins. lst row: S. Kuhns, S. Paterson, M. Schraeder, A. Smith, D. Clin-ton, G. Suarez, J. Niebauer, Miss Johnson, R. Beusch, R. Alfieri, A. Adams, L. Skelton, B. Leuschen, J. Rouche, E. Majeski, A. Gennierelli. 2nd row: S. Ambro, J. Chartley, S. Szhwartzg J. Hecker, R. Messersmith, S. Malutich, B. Farrell, H. Scholl, F. Gill, H, Kennedy, D. Gillingham, B. Moon, R. Harrington, L. Anderson, C. Reinger, P. Hobart, D. Locke. 3rd row: S. Ludwig, A. Lucas, J. Eppley, K. Young, C. Christen- sen, S. Quinn, B. Lloyda, D. Hall, R. Byrne, N. Huston, L. Pringle, I. Lewis, J. Prindle, M. Wal- dinger, J, Sampson. 4th row: E. Holman, N. Gearhart, J. Conner, F. Zylka, J. Botwright, J. Russell, A. Yesko, G. DeRienzo. 86 Ilth Y-TEE S lst row: N. Rastatterg M. A. Lewisg M. Haing I. Bennettg J. Phillipsg P. Gallagherg L. Bye-rsg Miss Johnsong K. Evansg W. Westg P. Dawleyg D. Whitfordg J. Burgeg D. Woeckne-rg H. Merchantg D. Lappleg B. J. Laugheryg L. Aggersg S. Reislund. :End row: J. Abbotg C. Gilmoreg J. Reicliertg J. Kujang B. Bruceg A. Walshg S. Hartleyg H. Andersong A. Kettenackerg J. Boydg H. Koskyg D. Won- tenayg M. Wolfg E. Middaughg I. McDonaldg B. Fugateg J. Bakerg C. Wicklesg Y. Mongg P. Culver. 3rd row: J. Lvindyg G. Onerotog G. Loomisg D. Kallenbachg J. Waidleyg S. Yatesg K. Gemlerg D. Sie- gristg M. Kriegg P. Hallg N. Fisherg J. Hinkley T. Altmang J. Lloydag S. Milclen'bui'gei'g E. Svenidseng M. Rowardg P. Bloody G. Preeceg T. Roberts. -ith row: B. Kingg J. Arnemang M. Pclixg F. Norwallg C. Nortong B. Smithg J. Pinckneyg P. O'Donnellg J. Stover. 'IOth GRADE Y-TEENS Row 1: M. Barringerg M. Aglieg N. Cochrang N. Heeterg M, Bleilg C. Creederg S. Staufferg J. Har- ringtong D. Cunninghamg Miss Johnsong J. Dippelg C. Benyong M. Farverg S. Westerlundg B. Rob- ertsg J. Kostenieckg P. Hillmang C. Wagner. Row 2: S. Andersong B. Surayg E. Wolframg J. Leibigg C. Wilkinsg P. Masiong J. Carsong P. Lindellg M. Latimefrg B. Schreiberg S. Neimeyerg J. Torranceg K. Prindleg C. Andersong A. Tateg G. Weidemanng N. Roseg H. Perryg L. Springerg M. Harring- tong J. Neiderg B. M3.Tth'3:l81'. Row 3: C. Wassilg A. Cloughg M. Lambertg I. Brociousg J. Agnellog J. Thun-bergg H. Throopg A, Boveeg B. Knightg E. Mulleng N. Restifog C. Lwughling J. Petersong N. Biggieg E. Smi-thg P. Seitherg P. Schefig. Row 4: L. Linderg N. Bradyg J. Heideckerg S. Hehirg B. Silv- erthorng J. Stifflerg M. Berryg E. Tillg M. Cassidy. 87 9th Y-Teens Row 1: C. Swiderski: C. Knauff: D. Johnson: L. Tome: N. Sturdevant: B. Matts: D. Ferretti: B. Bloomwell: N. Sawdeyi D. Onorato: M. Thaler: J. Faustine: S. Fickenworth: P. Huzinec: M. Orowetz: E. Lindy. Row 2: J. Zeigler: B. Ressler: C. Morgan: B. Fugate: E. Hagman: C. Theeman: N. Lucas: J. Benner: S. Bjalme: -N. King: P. Petrone: M. Mc- Ginnis: C. Johnson: L. An- derson: J. Swenson: B. B. Whitmire: Miss Schmidt. Row 3: S. Rautine: C. Tay- lor: J. Allshouse: S. Brun- er: C. Metzzar: M. Leonard: P. Badger: S. Dennison: L. Mathias: C. Corboy: A. Ur- arro: J. Rounds: D. Day: B. Johnson: F. Taylor: J. Reed: M. Melgaard: M. Davis: A. Holquist. Row 4: V. Conner: C. Linquist: P. Moore: S. Cross: C. Rison: R. Zaunnegge: J. McKibben. th Y-Teens Row 1: J. Werner: C. War- den: G. Angert: M. Nash: B. Johnson: M. Disher: L. Benyon: S. McLaughlin: P. Anderson: M. Koski: P. J. Yesko: B. Bird: J. Zip:- gler: C. Nason: M. Hall: Y. Anderson. Row 2: S. Rau- tine: B. Gembler: G. Gil- lingham: C. Lyle: I. Rust: G. Crowner: V. Coardson: D. Range: P. Malutich: M. Marshall: J. Caughe: D. inkson: A. Schreckengost: M. Regowski: D. Fehlman: Miss Gerbracht: M. Davis. Row 3: A. Relic: A. Hol- quist: J. Sapper: M. G0- thier: J. Kuhns: P. Sand- ers: R. Reynolds: J. Bend- er: P. Wilkins: S. Tillman: B. Olsen: C. Bottinger: M. McKnight: C. Lewis: B. Feugerson: C. Taylor, Row 4: D. Grossholz: W. Bab- cock: E. Nicholas: K. Van Dyke: J. Vangeem: S. Stru- schen. 7th Y-Teens Row 1: M. Culver: L. Cul- berson: L. Urch: B. Witten- burg: D. Vargo: N. Barnes: S. Burroughesi R. Feisleri M. Evans: D. Heidecker: J. McCollum: D. Restifo: J. Blnckrnore! J. McLaughlin: D. Jackson: M. Guianen: Row 2: S. Rautine: D. Ot- teni: B. Ruf: C. Kemnic: B. Titus: D. Alldeastadt: J. Putnam: L. Meader: S. Champagne: J. Grappy: E. Palmer: L. Vangeem: E. Esman: Miss Wilkins. Row 3: B. Cokic: S. Winter: C. Bailey: C. Burke: V. Won- tenay: R. McKnight: J. Ziegler: J. Corbett: M. Jackson: M. Prendergast: J. Stossmeister: D. Abbott: J. Nyburg. Row 4: C. Lewis: N. Brocious: C. Sanders: R. Peterson: D. Richards: L. McLaughlin: A. Fritz. GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB lst row: A. Adamsg S. Quinng B. Lloydag J. Connery J. Prindleg C. Christenseng R. Byrneg A. Lu- oasg J. Sampsong S. Reislundg I. Lewisg M. Bressling S. Ambrog J. Eppley. 2nd row: A. Smithg R. Alfi-erig M. Lewisg I. Bennettg H. Adamsg D. Clintong Mrs. Samuclsong M. Smithg P. Dawleyg C. Evansg G. Suarezg J. Niebauerg A. Gennerellig G. DiRienziog S. Malutichz H. Koskyg J. Kuh-ang H. Merchant. 3rd row: B. Bruceg E. Holmang N. Gearhartg A. Walshg S. Hartlcyg D. Wontenayg J. Heck- erg R. Messersmithg G. Loomisg J. Arnemang J. Reichertg S. Schwartzg J. Chartleyg D. Kallenblachg J. Waidleyg D. Gillingihamg S. Yatesg C. NO1't0HjJ. Pinkneyg D. Hall. 4th row: B. Ferrellg J. Roucheg E. Majcskig F. Gillg P. Hallg S. Mildenbergerg E. Swenseng B. Kingg P. Bloodg A. Buzzardg P. Ho- bartg A. Yeskog D. Lockeg J. Lindyg C. Wicklesg G. Oranatog M. Felix. 5th row: J. Hinkleg T. Altmang C. Reingerg J. Botwrightg B. Smithg P. O'Donnel1g H. Kennedyg P. Culver. The Girls Athletic Club carried out avery successful program of sports this year under the supervision of Mrs. Samuelson and Miss Mitchell. Basketball, tumbling, volleyball, softball, and bowling were all participated in by the G. A. C. Another big event of the year sponsored by the G. A. C. was the Har- vest Moon dance held in November. Officers this year were: President ,................ .... ............... A u dree Adams Vice President -- .... .... ..... C y nthia Norton Secretary .... --- --- .... .... - - ..... .... S andra Yates Treasurer -- ................................ ..... N ancy Rose 89 lOth GRADE G. A. C. Row 1: M. Barringer: M. Aglio: W. Cocran: J. Bainbridge, M. Harrington: J. Cifelii: M. Robinson J. Harringron: S. Stauffer: C. Ceaderg J, Dippleg S. Neimier: C. Benyon: P, Fleeman: S. Arndt: S Wester-lund: B. Roberts. Row 2: B. Suray: S. Anderson: J. Kosteniuk: B. Pollock: P. Lindeli: B Kinem: A. Tate: N. Rose: G. Weirderman: K. Prindle: M. Schaffer: J. Lyons: B. Knight: B. Schrib- er: J. Carson: M. Latimer: J. Leibig: C. Wagner: B. Pronko. Row 3: L. Springer: A. Bovee: H Throop: E. Mullen: C. Laughlin: C, Wilkins: A. Clough: J. Steinmiller: H. Perry: I. Broccious: M. Lambert: E. Smith: J. Peterson: N. Restifo: C. Wassii: J. Agnellog N. Biggie. Row 4: B. Mar- thalerg J. Neiderg L. Linder: M. Cassidy: P. Rodenbeck: P. Scheig: J. Heidecker: P. Seither: B Silverthorng M. Berry . M 9th GRADE G. A. C. Row 1: E. Heidecker: C. Swiderskig P. Strain: N. Sturtevant: B. Matts: L. Tome: P. Hauck: B. Mc- Gaha: D. Ferreti: N. Sfawdey: M. Thal-er: B. Cole: B. Bloornwellg N. Bishsoff: M. Orawetz: N. Canter: B. Whitmire. Row 2: C. Rison: D. Onorato: C. Morgan: E. Haggmann: J. Faustine, P. Huzinec: C I'hienrann: E. Lindy: N. Lucas: N. King: J. Benner: S. Bjahne: M. Melgaardg P. Pfetrone: J. Reed: P. Moore: Miss Mitchell. Row 3: S. Cross: J. Swenson: M. McGinnis: C. Taylor: J. Percy: D. Shutte: A. Ferry: M. Lenord: C. Metzler: A. Pagel: M. Doris: S. Bruner: L, Mathias: V. Poraczkyg J. Schlosserg G. Behringer: C. Corboy: R. Zaunegger. Row 4: J. Rounds: D. Day: A. Urraro: J. Mc- Kivven: V. Conner: F. Taylor: C. Lindquist. 90 MUSIC SENIOR BA D U U V .iili ii , . Row 1: J. Bennerg N. Lucasg C. Lyle: D. Range: C. Ceederg M. Schaffer: J. Dippleg J. Kuhnzg B Cole: J. Caugheyg M. McGinnis. Row 2: L. Shaddockg J. Phillipsg R. Messersmitlig J. Heckerg M Rowardg B. Knightg B. Moong S. Staufferg S. Andersong S. Quinn: J. Stoverg P. Petroneg B. Whit- mireg J. Phillipsg B. Ward. Row 3: J. Lyonsg D. Zerullg J. Rounds: J. Reedg L. Hamiltong R. Horn amang J. Yochimg J. Logieg D. McGa.lmg V. Mongg C. Gilmoreg E. Middaughg N. Ripleyg N. Rose Row 4: S. Kuhnsg B. Meiselg R. Worthyg C. Merchant: D. Nelsong R. McChesneyg D. Godfieyg D Locke: J. Sapperg P. Mooreg F. Siegristg A. Alrhoff. Row 5: G. Weidemang lVI.Ba1'1'inge1'g R. Stark G. Keinthg R. Perkong B. DeH'aven3 B. Welchg B. Ellis: D. Seitzingerg L. Brown: D. Tice. Row 6 D. Tlialerg J. Strukerg S. Ai'n'dtg L. Byers: J. Leibg J. Sewell: B. Robertsg P. Badger: R. Snatosg R Payne. Row 7: P. Schwartzg H. 3 M. Hartley: B. Pieiceg A. Karfaldtg D. Hamiltong G. Gott R. I. Row 8: V. Rusterlioltzg R. Davidson: D. Kinney. Row 1: B. Moong S. Stauffer. Row 2: R. Messersmitlig J. Heckerg J. Dippleg J. Phillipsg J. Phillips Row 3: J. Stover: S. Quinny C. Ceederg B. Whitman: S. Anderson: P. Petroneg M. Schafferg B. Mc- Knightg M. Roward. 92 PEP BA lst row: G. Gottg J. Giordanog G. VVIG-damang J. Yochimg N. Roseg L. Bye-Psy D. Hamilton. End row: G. Kienethg D. McGlahng B. Dickeyg J. Liebg P. Mooreg B. Ellis. 31'd rowg D. Godfreyg D. Kinneyg B. ORCHESTRA lst row: S. Kuhnsg M. Ba.1'ringe1'g G. Weidamang P. Suerkeng J. Dingfidlerg G. Gottg L. Hamiltong B. Wardg L. Taumbaugh. 2nd row: D. Kinneyg R. Kriegg B. Resslerg D. Schutte: J. Eppleyg R. Beals: N. Henryg D. Thalerg G. Parsonsg K. Corboyg M. Schraederg M. Wolfg C. Seibg J. Arenman. Ijrd row: Mr. Rishellg C. Merch:-mtg N. Ripleyg J. McKibbeng E. Midldaughg C. Gilmoreg V. Mongg N. Roseg R. Loweg P. Mooreg D. McGahng B. Weedg P. Moxrowg L, Beckmang C. Straub. 4th row: C. Karaiszg G. Keinethg M. Pren-dergastg W. Weiseg R. Darbyg C. Anderson. 93. JUNIGR BA Row 1: T. Goldeng I. Renkisg R. Middaughg R. Gmndeng R. Schmitzg J. Lawg C. Struscheng J. Stoss meisterg B. Gemler. Row 2: D. Fehlmeng W. Babcockg D. McCaughang D. Bealsg J. Keelerg D. Gray D. Knrrfaltg T. Sc-huylerg F. Sultzg K. Pierce. Row 3: J. Tiddg B. Monroeg V. Samuelsqong R. Reynolds P. Shicldsg G. Conrathg J. Evansg H. Adamsg J. Daddariog D. McChesney. BEGINNERS BA Row 1: C. Carnnxerg H. Howardg J. Tubbsg J. Blackg G. Ahartg J. Kalchesnyg J. Hesterg B. Lud- wigg H. Hammyg J. Neelyg J. Zeigler. Row 2: R. Powellg B. Titusg R. Lindyg R. Mosierg W. Phillipsg R. Waidleyg P. Phillipsg B. Carterg D. Arnemang D. Westong S. Borroughsg F. Knidingerg J. Hop- kins. Row 3: B. Campmang V. Knaughg J, Bloodg D. Irisxhg J. Kraigg M. Dore-chesterg W. Finkeg L Millerg M. Evansg C. Illigg J. Youngg T. Hindesong J. Clemens. 94