McDowell High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1955 volume:

Adams, Edward Agnello, John Allshouse, Jane Althoff, Arthur Ames, Charlotte Anderson, Lois Arndt, Joseph Bainbridge, Charles Behringer, Gretchen Benner, Janet Bjalme, Sally Bloomwell, Bernice Bogue, Richard Bonnie, Geraldine Bonnie, Richard Bowers, Glenn Brady, Samuel Brocious, Ronald Brode, Edward Brooks, Melvin Brown, Vernon Burns, Marda Camphausen, Richard Cassell, James Clark, Richard Cole, Barbara Conner, Laura Copen, Kenneth Corboy, Cathryn Courtney, Mary Cross, Carolyn Cross, Richard Curtiss, Halden D'Amico, Rosalyn DeLong, James Dennison, Shirley Detwiler, Alice Dickey, Jack Eakins, John Edeen, Maria Eppley, David Erdely, Frank Erdely, William Etter, Kenneth Faustine, Judy Ferguson, Norman Fickenworth, Suzanne Flory, Jeanette Fuchs, Richard Fugate, Beverly Cktllagher, Mary Goodwin, Michael Gorelikow, Nina Hagmann, Eileen Haller, Donald Hamilton, Larry Harrington, John Hartley, Murray Hauch, Patricia Hawley, Walter Heidecker, Ethel Heimburg, Stuart Herhold, Raymond Hough, Shirley Huzinec, Patricia Johnson, Constance Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Elizabeth Kallenbach, Dale Karrialt, Allison Keeler, John Kester, David King, Nancy Kintz, Robert Kosteniuk, Michael Leibold, Kenneth Leonard, Marjorie Class 3463 West Ridge Road 2245 West 29 Street 3117 West Ridge Road 4027 Oxer Road RD 464, Footemill Road 1901 E. Grandview Blvd. 1905 Randolph Road RD ffl, Garlock Drive 1106 Powell Avenue 2825 Berkley Avenue 423 Glenruadh Avenue RD 08, Grubb Road RD 48, Zuck Road 4460 West Ridge Road 4460 West Ridge Road RD ifl, Asbury Road M.R. 81, Norcross Road 2817 Feasler Avenue 912 Marshall Drive RD 81, Woodside Drive 602 Strathmore Avenue 1003 Northgate Drive Spires Drive R.D.3. 1331 West 52 Street 902 Potomac Avenue 6071 Peach Street 1114 Oakmont Avenue 4533 Knobloch Road 2701 West Lake Road 4202 West Lake Road 2765 West 8 Street 2765 West 8 Street RD 142, West Ridge Road 3423 Atlantic Avenue 326 Clifton Drive 1724 Kuntz Road 1819 Cole Crive RD 01, Cole Drive 1005 Hillborn Avenue 4744 Conrad Road 601 Oakmont Avenue 2005 Edinboro Road 2629 Feasler Avenue 6043 Walnut Avenue 1319 Ford Avenue 351 Amherst Road 3335 West 38 Street 805 Chelsea Avenue 1611 Biebel Avenue Roxbury Road, RD 168 1428 Linden Avenue 3865 West Lake Woad RD 02, West Ridge Road 2652 West Z6 Street 4940 Loves Road 2509 Hamilton Road MR 581, Old Wattsburg Road RD 01, West Lake Road 1116 LowellAvenue 1510 Wolf Road 528 East Gore Road 1641 Brookside Drive 2313 Loveland Avenue 3345 West 11 Street 1726 Henderson Avenue 3860 West 12 Street 3511 West Lake Road 1717 Henderson Avenue 3127 Asbury Road 3865 West Lake Road 3702 Hampshire Road 409 Wayne Avenue RD 05, Wattsburg Road 841 Chelsea Avenue 3518 Court Avenue 3003 Feasler Avenue 1310 Ardmore Avenue 35-854 37-011 36-970 36-909 011-863 04-656 35-542 None 35-019 31-927 35-747 33-314 32-468 None None None 019-200 31-413 None None 34-630 31-859 99-7407 None 35-624 98-124 14-713 32-698 34-128 36-745 34-989 34-989 33-117 31-636 35-014 None None None None 03-527 36-576 98-412 31-565 None None 33-550 32-750 None 997-264 32-655 36-946 None 32-029 31-232 32-836 35-541 None 32-579 None 33-084 09-739 32-876 36-347 None 993-128 31-065 35-478 995-420 36-071 33-714 32-261 36-339 016-726 35-333 31-623 34-309 Lindquist, Carolyn Logie, James Lucas, Norma Luke, Beatrice McClure, James McGa.ha, Beverly McGahen, Dale McGinnis, Margaret McKee, Shirley McKibben, Jeanne McLaughlin, Emily Maguire, Dennis Martz, Marilyn Martz, Mary Lou Mattson, Donald Meehl, Edward Metzgar, Carol Miller, Frederick Moon, Paul Moon, Thomas Moore, Margaret Moore, Paul Morgan, Carolyn Morse, Richard Mosher, Donald Myton, Marlene Nellis, Alice Pagel, Anne Palmer, David Palmer, Delores Parker, Allen Patterson, Gary Payne, Raymond Percy Joan Perkon, Richard Peterson, Richard Peterson, Ronald Petrone, Phyllis Phillips, David Reed, Alan Reed, Jack Reed, Jane Reichert, Lydia Rison, Carole Rogers, Dennis Rouche, Natalie Rounds, Joan Ryan, Barbara Santos, Robert Sawdey, Nancy Schauble, Kenneth Schigas, Edward Schutte, Dorothy Schwartz, Paul Seib, Carol Seidl, David Seitzinger, Carol Sheridan, Jack Silverthorn, Daniel Sipple, Milton Sldbinski, Rose Marie Smolinski, Mary Ann Sprague, Thomas Stablein, John Stark, Richard Strucher, James Swenson, Jean Swidersld, Carol Taylor, Christine Thaler, David Thaler, Mary Ann Thomas, Marvin Thompson, James Tice, Charles Tome, Lois Torrance, Herbert Directorq 2618 Crescent Drive 1109 Grant Avenue 2202 West 32 Street 448 Blackstone Drive MR 981, Norcross Road 1314 Hilborn Avenue 3980 West 26 Street 1416 Oakmont Avenue 619 Glenruadh Avenue 2711 Caughey Road 3025 Berkley Avenue 414 Montpelier Avenue Clifford Drive Clifford Drive 2955 Haas Avenue 3423 Roxbury Road 2631 Wellington Road 2545 West 8 Street 3361 West Ridge Road 3361 West Ridge Road 1023 Chestnut Hill Drive 3830 West 26 Street 407 Marshall Drive 4903 Oakland Street 2613 Atlanctic Avenue RD 81, Woodside Drive RD 04, Cherry St. Ext. RD 06, Norcross Road 1844 West 53 Street 1844 West 53 Street 2516 Peninsula Drive 5324 Hillcrest Drive 2845 Grubb Road RD 46, Batch Road 1421 Oakmont Avenue 624 Pittsburgh Avenue 624 Pittsburgh Avenue 705 Clifton Drive 2828 Pittsburgh Avenue 5241 West Lake Road 3914 West 12 Street 3657 West Ridge Road RD 43, Creek Road 927 Hartt Road 875 South Gore Road 3311 Hampshire Road 4451 West 26 Street Old Orchard Road 1305 Chelsea Avenue 1215 Chestnut Hill Drive 5314 Woodlawn Avenue 920 Clifton Drive 5244 Peach Street 3115 Greeley Avenue RD 84, Footemill Road RD 84, Cherry Street 169 Kelso Drive 2801 Lafayette Road 3018 Garden Street 1607 Powell Avenue Arden Road, Box 234 5444 West Lake Road 2634 Zuck Road 2813 Grubb Road 3414 West 10 Street 3318 Pacific Avenue 5340 Cherry Street 727 Beaumont Avenue 4726 Reed Road, MR 090 3822 Argyle Avenue 3822 Argyle Avenue 4906 Greenwood Street 417 Zephyr Avenue 3738 West 12 Street 2435 Peninsula Road 4914 Woodlawn Avenue 31-643 36-270 55-821 35-317 None None 35-180 35-180 36-181 36-830 31-831 35-813 33-980 33-980 35-035 32-254 31-235 None 34-939 34-939 97-249 35-613 36-620 998-326 31-721 35-124 993-524 34-378 None None 34-378 33-984 34-688 09-268 36-949 47-295 47-295 35-415 50-814 31-435 34-811 35-070 57-629 34-961 94-167 33-895 None 32-220 None 993-173 91-537 34-732 999-429 31-030 012-058 997-093 35-985 35-183 37-413 36-023 016-126 33-304 34-319 31-033 -365 -080 96-320 31-066 96-576 36-039 36-039 93-326 37-283 36-644 None None 34 37 Senior Activities Traphagen, Michael Trohoske, William Trick, Wayne Urraro, Antionette Volgstadt, George Wander, Michael West, David Whitmire, Bobbie Jean Wingerter, Delores Woods, Dale Yeager, Ernest Zaunegger, Rita Melgaard, Marilyn URRARO, ANTOINETTE - A cappella 45 Spanish Club 45 Kaldron 45 De- bate 15 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.C. 2,3,45 Girls Chorus 25 Latin Club 2. WANDER, MICHAEL - Student Council 2,3,4, Officer 3,45 A cappella 4, Officer 45 Kaldron 45 Baccalaureate Usher 35 Commencement Usher 35 Varsity Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 2, Officer 25 Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Class Officer 1,35 Jr. Play Committee 3. WEST, DAVID - Latin Club 15 Jr. Play Cast 35 Kaldron 45 Spanish Club 4. WHITMIRE, BOBBIE JEAN- Kaldron 45 G.A.C. 1,2,3,4, Officer 35 Bacca- laureate Usherette 35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Officer 15 Red Cross5 Jr. Play Cast 35 Class Officer 35 Majorette 1,Z,3,4, Head Majorette 45 Latin Club 35 All Star Game 3,4. WINGERTER, DELORES - F.H.A. 45 Y-Teens 3,45 G.A.C. 3,4. WOODS, DALE - F.F.A. 1,25 Jr. Play Cast 35 Library Club 45 Stage Crew 4. YEAGER, ERNEST - Debate 35 Kaldron 4. ZAUNEGGER, RITA - Spanish Club 45 Hub 1,2,3,4, Co-Editor 45 Kalclron 45 F.T.A. 3,4, Officer 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Officer 3,45 G.A.C. 2,3,45 Red Cross 35 Commencement Usherette 35 Girls Chorus 15 Latin Club 2.. Class of '55 1146 Chestnut Hill Drive 608 Zephyr Avenue 2556 West 25 Street 2651 West 26 Street 2926 Homer Avenue 1026 Oregon Avenue 1315 Powell Avenue 2933 West 24 Street 3020 Pittsburgh Avenue 3263 Zuck Road 4055 West Lake Road 819 South Gore Road 2902 Greeley Avenue 91-207 31-068 None 34-307 36-990 36-776 36-849 56-420 None 36-607 94-455 3-6468 HAP I , A, -x NG , . U 0 ' 0 a v Q50 , Q Bl U 00 5 'fo A w is 0 Q , nab uv I J M 9 5 ' Q X v ' 5' a K . Q 'K Q Q if R4 ' --dv 6 r 1 nf? 'mf' X X SCYWLKY YQ WL ft What you want IS u Coke I8 IOYILED UNDER Aumomv Of IHS COCAACOLA COMPANY If Erie Coca-Cola Bottling CO. DETROIT STEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY ERIE Dxv1s1oN 20th and Hartt Road ERIE, PA. NORBERT A. SITTER Printer THE LINEN MART Imported Linens Bath Accessories Distinctive Gifts 2626 West Eighth Street ERIE, PA. Telephone: 3-4901 PENN BRASS 8: COPPER 20th unrl Powell Avenue ERIE, PA, Sound lfllllllflpdgf' expressed by the individual is the romfnrt and the security of his countryn COOK'S Meats Produce Groceries 12tl1 and Powell Avenue 38th and Pine Avenue 714 East Avenue Peach and Cherry Streets ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES DIVISION Trymac, Inc. Representing Leading Manufacturers of Industrial and Power Plant Equipment FANS - PUMPS - DUST COLLECTORS - CONTROL VALVES STEEL BUILDINGS -STEAM TRAPS - FILTERS 16 West Sth Street Telephone 4-6448 P. O. Box 695 When . . . YOU Hare Learned to Drive Your Auto Safely and Sanely IN S U R E It Wizhfhe ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE THE ERIE Y. M. C. A. through its SUBURBAN DIVISION Congralulates the Senior Class of McDOWELL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL JOE SPUSTA'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 18th and Sassafras Streets ERIE, PA. Phone: 4-9227 TURKEY FARM 4, LAKE SHORE MARKERS 654 West 19th Street DUGGAN RIDER OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 729 State Street School Supplies ERIE, PENNA. H. Rlurst, Prop. Phone: 5-4417 WEST SIDE FEED AND FUEL CO. Erie's Largest Farm and Home Supply Store Combined with Ben Franklin 5 Si 10c Store Zipper Ring Books - Brief Case Fountain Pens - Art Supplies Drafting EquiIJment1Gifts 1355.West 26lI1 SIIBCIL ERIE, PA. eff :LQ ERNIE'S RESTAURANT K Dairy Bar I f Diamonds f fffj' K . A ' Watches U S. ROUTE 20 9 guna 1901 West 26111 Street ' ERIE. PA. E. 81 A. DOUBET Jewelers Phone: 4-9591 10th and Holland Military Conversions - Shooting Equipment Scope Mounting - Rebarreling KUHARSKY BROS., Inc. CIQSTOM RIFLE BUILDERS 2425 West 12th Street ERIE, PA. Compliments Of LOVE and BUSECK BUILDERS Wildcats - Stocking - Bluing - Loading Phone: 3-4625 Equipment 102 RUSTERHOLTZ BAKERY Wholesale and Retail 3819 West 12th Street lWest of Powell Avenuel CENTRAL NIARKET 301 East 12th Street ERIE, PA. Phone: 3-6208 LATIMER'S SUPER MARKET Meats - Groceries - Produce Frosted Foods Ice Cream - Candies - Magazines Household Wares - Money Orders Notary Public 3020 Grubb Road ERIE, PA. Phone: 3-1026 Compliments Of KOLLMANN MFG. CO. ERIE, PA. JOHN E. FILIP Jeweler AND CHRISTINE'S GIFT SHOP Gifts of Distinction Wlest Erie Plaza ECOMA 1. D. McQU1sT1oN co. Insurance That Insures 1421 G. Daniel Baldwin Building Phone: 4-6343 Milk Sz Ice Cream ' ra PR 91615 CLEAN - :AUTOMATIC - DEPENDABLE FOR FARM AND SUBURBAN HOMES Coolfing . . . Refrigeration . . . Home Heating Water Heating Powell Avenue ERIE. PENNSYLVANIA Phone: 3-1184 SANNER OFFICE SUPPLY Desk Chairs - Files - Safes 1119-1123 Peach Street ERIE, PA. rl Compliments of LAWRENCE CLEANING Sl DYEING CO. 402 West Third Street ERIE, PA. Cold Storage Vault on Premises ESTABLISHED 1888 PARLETTE 81 DAVIS Seiberling and ,Ur'Creary Tires Hazvkinson Tread Service 1213 French Street ERIE, PA. ' I 1,-mf, 2.4133 kg JOHN GRODE, Florist Corsages - Plants - Weddings 4650 West Ridge Road Phone: 3-4506 104 l 1 1' 17 , S PM JZ f ,st-II-:ET METAL 2 'CONTRACTORSV X ,W ,LL 'NAQIIII uorggci K. KI K1 J T R 0 S T SI1eet Metal Works Designers - Fabricators Erectors ISI4 Liherty Street ERIE. PENNA. Phone: T-3152 -I A Q95 QQ' 7'6- L7 0 .E I i W ERIE BUSINESS MACHINES CO. W Agents for Underwood Typewriters Adding and Accounting Machines SALES AND SERVICE 2425 Peach Street Phone: 2-4405 Compliments of R E L I A B L E SEWING CENTER SALORINO PRINTING CO. Wedding Announcements a Specialty 930 Viv. 16th Street Phone: 286 - 396 1+ 'i THE ERIE DISPATCH Daily and Sunday 134 YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERvICE ' Best in Local and World-wide News Coverage. 0 Best in Sports Reporting. 0 Best in Features. For the Best . . . Read the Best Compliments Of ERIE RESISTOR CORP ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS CUSTOM IVIOLDED PLASTICS 640 W. 12th Street ERIE. PA. Administrators The Senior Class of 1955 marks an important milestone in the his- tory of the Millcreek Township School District as the Fiftieth Class to be graduated since the first senior class in 1905. The Class of 1905, consisting of one student, was graduated from a red brick building of only four rooms and basement which had been erected in 1901, and which is now a part of the present Millcreek Junior High School. Last year we moved into this new McDowell High School on November 16, 1954, and you are the first graduating class to spend a full year here. This year there are nearly as many Seniors being graduated as all the students combined in the first 25 graduating classes. The members of your Senior Class have labored long and hard in arranging and publishing this 29th volume of the Kaldron to preserve indelibly many moments of useful and happy memories. Keep this book throughout your life. Enjoy it as you are reminded of your high school days with all the privileges granted and opportunities available, and you will remember one of the greatest experiences of your life time - a high school education. lt is my wish that every student has enjoyed his high school years, and that each one has found the school a pleasant place in which to work and play. As you go on, l hope that you will feel that your school has challenged your pride, your spirit, your ideals and your high standard of achievement. Charles E. Lelvlasters High School Principal Mr. LeMasters our Principal JAMES THOMAS Jeweler Established 1911 8 West 8th Street Store Open ,Uonday Evenings Phone: 4-T619 r WOLFF'S HI WAY SHOPPING CENTER 2617 West 12th Street MEYERS. KRIDER, WERLE 8 ELLENBERGER Registered Architects and Engineers -LOT Commerce Building ERIE, PA. w r KIMMEL AND SON Shoes - Hosiery - Bags Corner 17th and Sassafras OUR 84TH ANNIVERSARY YEARQ, SCHIQTTE WOODWORKING 81 MFG. Custom .Uade Kitchen Cabinets Uur Specialty 524-1 Peach Street Phone: 99-9429 PINE AVENUE RED AND W.HITE MARKET Groceries - Meats Vegetables Atlantic Gas 4529 Wattsburg Road Phone: 01-6452 FITTING LUMBER CO. Powell Avenue and N. P. Tracks Phone: 3-6538 Phone: 2-1454 BRIGGS - HAGENLOCHER Incorporated Complete A u to-Electrical Service 208-214 West Twelfth Street BEST WISHES FROM CIRCLE EAFUOD CO. State Street at Steel Pier ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA IF IT SWIMS-WE HAVE IT Wholesale and WYE DELIVER Retail Phone 26-894 ERIEQS LARGEST SEAFOOD DISTRIBUTORS 107 1 W. M. CONNER GENERAL INSURANCE 815 State Street ERIE. PA. Phone: 2-4585 Compliments of L A K E W O O D PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 3437 WI. Lake' Road Phone: 3-5906 GUSTAFSON OPTICAL CO. Dispensing Opticians 113 West 9th Street ERIE, PA. Phone: 2-4219 Compliments Of KEARSARGE TOOL 81 MFG. CO. Kuntz Road 8. Bryant Street Phone: 99-7354 H E Y L PHYSICIANS SUPPLY 419-421 state street ERIE, PA. BROWN BROS. Pork Products Donuts - Ice Cream CENTRAL MARKET ERIE, PA. Phone: 4-6622 PACKING HOUSE FAIRVIEW, PA. Phone: Erie 3-2232 CALL FRANK! For That Next Portrait FRANK SCHAUBLE STUDIOS 113 West 10th Street Dial 24-268 '6Across from the Times OFFICIAL MILLCIIIQI-:K PHOTOGRAPHER Compliments I JONES MILLER DRESS SHOP of Ladies' - Juniors' - Children's Ready to Wear HARRY M. LOVE and 3421 West Lake Road BUILDING LOTS Phone: 3-4560 I LASMER ELECTRIC CO. 1717 Peach Street For Quality That Lasts Always Shop Lighting Fixtures of Wiring Supplies Phone: 4-5368 Distinction 1 109 ALLIS CHALMERS Sales - Service General Repairs on All Makes TRACTORS - AUTOMOBILES Official' Pa. State Inspection OSTERBERIVS 2851 West Ridge Road ERIE, PA. Phone: 3-1027 PROZAN'S Makers of Fine Furniture Upholstering and Restyling Interior Decorating 9 N. Perry Square Phone: 4-7743 Compliments of VERN and KEN KALLENBACH FLORISTS L A K E W 0 O D BOWLING CENTER Northu'eslern Pennsylvaniafs Most Beautiful Bowling Emporium OPEN Bowuxc EVERY AFTERNOON SATIJRDAYS AND SUNDAYS W E S T L A K E SUPPLY COMPANY E. V. PEARSOX, Proprietor Builders' Supplies Coal - Feed HENRY SHENK CO BUILDERS ERIE, PA. 1 V ' ERVITE CORP. 4000 YV. Ridge Road Fabricators and Finishers of Porcelain Enameled Products AFFILIATES ERVALE CORP. Sales Agents for ERYITE on Signs and ,lobbing and Independent Sales of Related Products ERYEEX CORP. Sales. Engineering and Erection of Porcelain Enamel and Other Architectural Products HOBART,S GARAGE C. H. HOBART General Auto Repair 2617 Greely Avenue ERIE, PA, Phone: 3-1025 Phone: 0-1349 Quality and Service TRY OUR 'QFROSTY CREAMI, YAPLE,S DAIRY Si ICE CREAM BAR 4026 Pine Avenue ERIE, PENNA. STITZINGER'S BARBER SHOP 2421 Loveland Avenue ERIE, PA. Compliments of TICE'S Paint and Glass 3738 West 12th Street Phone: 3-6644 Paper for Every Industrial Use Wrapping Paper Towels and Toilet Tissues Waterproof Twine and Rope Die Cut Board Scotch Tape Specialties PRESQUE ISLE PAPER PRODUCTS, Inc. 2007 Peninsula Drive Phone: 3-1149 x , ff I- V A ,ig X 2. '.L-1- '..p ? K-. X in g' 1 Z. A' L -. WIN'GERTER'S MARKET 2904 West Ridge Road OPEN Exam' DAY FROM 9:00 TO 9:00 RUSSELL-JOHNSON SHOP Patterns - Fabrics Women's A eeessorif s 3813 West 12tl1 Street ERIE, PA. Phone: 2-77148 RIDER'S ON THE BAY At the Foot of State Street ERIE, PA. Lake Erie Fish and Sea Fond Dinners f.'l1icken - Steaks and Chops Ridefs Famous Basket Specials Sunday - TIIllF'lI1if'-8200 AAI. tu 9:00 PHI. Friday-8:00 AAI. to 2:00 All. Saturday-8:00 All. to 4:00 ANI. Now is the time to start your sterling silver set-ask about our easy payment plan. FORD E. O'DELL J1-LWELER 24 WI. 10th Street 4Next to SHEAISI l'll Be on the Watch for Youv H. po WELLER Compliments SUPPLY CD., Inc. of II'U0dll.'!lTkI7'lg Jlachinery A F R I E N D 11-17 W. 11th Street ERIE, PA. I ' - I We Sell Anything Loose ut Both Ends Prescriptions TOY:-1 - CLOTHING rmrvuz.-xx - HoL'si:w',ma Self Service Merchandise Mart 7933 WX-st 12111 Str:-el l. 57 Q' Ei 'S OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9:00 BURY'S DRUG STORE 12th anrl Powell Avenue ERIE, PA. Stop At PARKER'S GARAGE Cor. 226th K Peninsula Drive FOR THOSE QUICK SERVICE ITEMS Delco and Auto Lite Electrical Parts A. C. Fuel Pumps Delco Batteries A. C. and Champion Spark Plugs New Departure Wheel Bearings Delco and Lockheed Brake Parts Cates Fan Belts and Radiator Hose Packard Battery Cables Copper Tubing and Fittings Flexible Oil and Cas Lines Fram Filter Elements Trico Wiper Arms and Blades bniversal joint Kits Caskets and Water Pumps For Popular Cars Light fllachine llmorlr and llvelding Phone: 3-1022 HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT 2826 YY. Lake Road For a Lunch - Dinner - Shoicrr Banquet or Reception Foon IS OUR BUSINESS- Goou Foon IS Goon BUSINESS S C H W A B ' S SUPER MARKET 3737 West Lake Road PlIoI1e: 3-6832 Phone: 3-5311 HINDSON PARKING 8th and Peach Streets CRAIG JEWFELERS 12th and Powell Avenue ERIE. PA. Watches - Diamonds - Gifts llnatch and Jewelery Repair Specialists 113 PALMER,S CLEANERS SERVING BIILLCREEK Since 1947 SAME DAY SERVICE 26th Peninsula Drive Phone: 3--1187 Compliments of SKYVIEW RESTAURANT Port Erie Airport VELMA L. PAYNE, Prop. BUSH TOTEM POLE SERVICE YY. Lake Road and Marshall Drive Phone : ERIE, PA. Texaco Products LES BUSH, Proprietor 4-9232 L A K E W 0 0 D PASTRY SHOPPE FRESHER WIHY? SOLD W-HERE BAKED 3433 West Lake Road ERIE, PA. Phone: 3-6405 L. E. CLARK COLLISION SERVICE L. E. CLARK. Prop. Frame and Wlwvl Alignment Auto Painting 2630 West 12th Street Phone: 3-6131 OUT OF FAMILIES IN ERIE COUNTY BUY SANIDA MILK Phone: 3-1104 JAMES H. CROSS COMPANY 2765 West 8th Street ERIE. PENNSYLVANIA MACHINE TooLs INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Specialists in METAL CUTTING, FORMING, FINISHING AND HOLDING TooI.s The Home of .AEROQUIP - DANLY - GEOMETRIC GREENFIELD - CROBET - HOLO-KROME ILLINOIS TOOLS - JACOBS MILLERS FALLS - MINNESOTA MINING PARKER-MAJESTIC PITTSBURGH TOOL STEEL SCULLY-JONES A. O. SMITH Sz SMITH WELDING EQUIPMENT L. S. STARRETT STERLING ABRASIVES UNITED STATES RUBBER BETTER TOOLS + BETTER STOCKS 'I BEST SERVICE PERRY SQUARE CLOTHES House of Fashion 701 State Street Phone: 2-2048 AIRPORT RESTAURANT ON THE POINTP Junction of Routes 5 and 5A Good Food at Reasonable Prices Compliments Xi 'j of '.,,u Q HO: A FR I E N D - .... AL E g muu . 2 r '1 .5 E, X -..' Ng 'WM - unumenls lliU'lll i 'T L I Mark nf the Masters - We advise you on cc-nietery requirements. Explain how your monument should he selected to har- Inonize with the cemetery environment. Call us. There is no obligation whatsoever. RISON MEMORIALS 2224 Peninsula Drive Phone: 34-687 WICU - TV Channel 12 NBC - ABC - DUNIONT Erie's Pioneer TV Station 115 Armstrong, Howard Our Terrific Tenor Music We'll see him in the music department Where he enjoys hours of contentment. Our Compete F' W-My X f! x hi Bickford, Charles Our Happy Humorist English Reminds a punchy College Prep, Get with it and watch your step. Emmons, Frank Our Male Guide' Guidance Helps us decide what our future may be, K-.nd helps with our problems we don't clearly see. x J' .V . . V x .. ny X mi N i V Barr, James 'Our Mr. Peepers Biology He teaches us about flowers and bees Along with our other A B C's. X- K f N E W Y O R K LIFE INSURANCE CO. YY. N. NICKIBBEN, Mgr. Life f Accident and Sickness Hospitalization - Group 402 Baldwin Bldg. ERIE, PA. ERIE TIMES Daily - Sunday FIRST IN CIRCULATION NEWS AND ADVERTISING R. E. NORTH CO. Heating and Industrial Piping 449 East 18th Street ERIE, PA. Drire Americu's Smartest Cur For Town and Travel RAMBLER FOR .1955 SHADE'S NASH Sales and Service 18 East 18th Street LiSED CARS Phone: 4-6494 2230 State A SHADE BETTER AT SHADE-S Phone: 7-5120 BENEDICT'S DEPT. STORE 1137 West 26th Street Featuring: - CARTER,S INFANT WEAR Also a Complete Line of BIQSTER BRowN SHOES For Beautiful Corsages and Fresh Flowers SCHLURAFF FLORAL CO 12 YY. 8th Street Phone: 46-359 Greenhouse W Millcreek Twp. 2709 V11 Lake Road . Compliments of H A M I L I T O N LLNIBER CO. Compliments of QUINN-BERRY CORP. PLASTICS PRODUCTS ,lug I , Compliments MORLITE EQ COMPA GIRARD, PENNS Of UIPMENT N Y YLVANI A ARE FERRIER HARDW 2827 West 26th Street ERIE, PA. Paints - Plumbing Supplies Sporting Goods IIPEN EVERY ETENINLL UNTIL 9 ABBOTT ,IEWELERS Cer in the Habit- BUY FROM ABBOTT 1110 State Street ERIE, PA. Hope You Graduate Hopf' to See You Ar AJAX LUMBER MILLCREEIQHS LARGEST PII I Compliments of WEST LAKE ESSO,, SERVICE TIRES - BATTERIES STATE INSPECTION SERVICE 8tlI and Powell Avenue 0IIe: 3--I-205 117 'ir ,Ii L. PRESS 81 CO. Everything for P I N C K N E Y ' S SUBURBAN HOUSE QUALITY CARPETS AND FURNITURE W-ORK - DRESS - PLAY Compare Our Prices 1206 to 1218 State Street ERIE- PA- 1946 Vivest 26th Street ERIE, PA. P E N I N S U L A RED TOWER 2005 W. 26th Street OPEN DAILY LINTIL 2:00 A.M. XYEEKENDS 24 HOURS DRIVE SERVICE 26th and Grubb Road ERIE, PA. Washing and Lubricating Phone: 4-9790 GRISE FILM LIBRARY AUDIO VISUAL AIDS Bell and Howell Dealer 105 E. 9th Street ERIE, PA. Phone: 5-9113 FRISCO,S FOOD MARKET 2024 W. 26th Street ERIE, PA. OPEN 7 DAYS A WIEEK 8:00 A.M. lo 12:00 P.M. Cum pliments of ROBERT J. LEWIS DIsTR1BUToR OF FOOD PRODUCTS 1021 Potomac Avenue ERIE, PA. E. E. BLAKE TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE Philco Authorized Dealer All Makes Repaired 260 W. 26th Street ERIE, PA. Phone: 41-007 BERNARD BROS. CONCRETE PRODUCTS Ready Mixed Concrete Construction Blocks of All Kinds 3656 W. 26th Street ERIE, PA. Phone: 3-6058 CHARLES CRAWFORD MUSIC SERVICE 1113 State Street ERIE, PA. PRESQUE ISLE PLASTICS, Inc. CUSTOM MOCLIJERS 2730 W. 12th Street ERIE, PA. M. NIELGAARD C I ' UNITED AUTO REPAIR CO. 0 gr 'f '0 S Auto Collision Work to the Duco Refnishing CLASS OF 1955 231-235 E. 18th Street ERIE. PA. from Phone: 2-26-1-9 ill I I 1 Phone: 0-7184 E. C. BARTHELSON A LITTLE BIT OF SWEDEN 51st and Pine Avenue ERIE, PA. Swedish Smorgasbord Daily-From 5 to 3 PJI. Saturday-From 5 to 9 P.M. Sunday-From 1 to 8 PSI. Ll d 'II d I 1 Ose , on aj ..'?' E . i'IA -5 I' :Vs ,' , : IQ - 'A . QS M : 119 GREEN MFG. CO. MAKERS or Phillips Customutic Combination Windows and Phillips Customatic Combination Doors 2201 Peninsula Drive Eriefs Only Aluminum Storm Window and Combination Door Manufacturer EARL L. DERION AIRCRAFT SPECIALISTS PORT ERIE AIRPORT Phone: 35-790 M A R I N E SHEET METAL WORKS Sheet Metal Work of All Descriptions Foot of French Street 495, . Advanced Fashion APPAREL of Famous Meyer Quality for MEN ' WYOMEN ' Boys P. A. MEYER 81 SONS ER1Ejs FOREMOST cLoTH1ERs 817-19-21-23 Stale Street Compliments Of IRV'S DO-NUT SHOP 3678 WI. Lake Road ERIE, PA. Phone: 3-1503 Compliments Of LARRY S WELDING The Zlaalle Eros. u. TIMES SQUARE WEST ERIE PLAZA MAZZA'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT AND PIZZA SHOP 2119 West 26th Street HOURS: fVIonday-Thursday-9 AAI. to 12 PHI. Friday-Saturday-9 ANI. to 2 PIVI. Sunday-11 to 12 P.M. Phone in Orders: 500-14 M I N A D E O ' S SPORTS CENTER 121 Yvest 9:11 Street SCHOOL JACKETS TEAM OUTFITTERS Phone: 28-5288 Congratulations CLASS 1955 Applied Plastics Division K E Y S T O N E BRASS WORKS, Inc. GUNS - SCORES Bausch K Lomb - Bushnell Unertl - Weaver We Specialize in Mounting All Types of Sights PRECISION GUNSSIITHINIQ We .Uaintain a Machine Shop for Making Hard-to-Get I-'artsl PRESQUE ISLE SPORT SHOP 3214 Wvesl Lake Road Phone: 3-5312 V. 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Faculty Mitchell, Phyllis Our Exerciser Deluxe' Physical Education Our petite teacher likes sports all She's usually in the gym taking roll call. , , x , .M l ' Q 1 ' .f ' sf s W3 wt' x-fS' X ,. ,M 5 .L tl xl X jfi l ' A E i i 9, y ef i iff ' N, WI K-2 Nazzaro, Donna Our New Briden English Our sharp dresser, to you we bow For you are a happy Mrs. now. Nelson, Margaret Our Silent Watchman English One who is quiet and so serene, During lunch in the halls is seen ,T I ,J V .. 4 Il 4 A, .-, , 1 QQQ' Q x I 435, In .., 5 gm Peterson, Evelyn 'Our Marvelous Mrs. Commercial Mrs. Peterson is our friend, She'll be a pal 'till the bitter end. Powell, Margaret Our Book -Keeper Librarian Oh, by the way ........ Our l1brarian's ready to help us every day. Ofrazia, Elizabeth Our Petite Mademoiselle Language Comment-allez vous? If you take French, you'll learn this too. 0ur Payne, Jeffery Our Gracious Helper' Shop Helps make our stage production a success We thank him for his helpfulness. Saunders, Warren Our Calm Chemist' Science 'Who stepped on this 200 ml. beaker of glassf? 'Xx Chemistry is always an exciting class. f ly k? -L x . QA' N y j J Faculty Sherrange, Laura 'Our Spanish Senorita' Language This Senorita is very small, And possesses a Spanish drawl. ? 'Q - 's ix ? i s x :J In f fi 1--v Shira, Gladys Our Talented Artist Art Always willing to do her part, We find her in the room marked Art. N ' 1 io' I if L M 1 ,,...4-nl-P I I Al 1 Swift, John I Our Long John' N' POD Mr. Swift with jokes so supreme, He is always on the beam. g JO Timmons, Mary Our Attractive Miss' History, English ,,,-sv We are taught of ancient world courts, Along with writing many reports, Tury, Michael Out Hot Rod Driver Education See that pedestrian? Now, don't hurry, Says our very patient - Mr. Tury. If rw? ilk Twitchell, Mary Our Morning Monitor' English Let us introduce you to someone new, We mean Mrs. Twitchell, you know who. 'K W Q A Wehr, Vern Our Able Helper' 'f Mathematics -X , A X-sf' ln problems concerning math, 'I ., He'll set us on the right path. 'Q x gn x 4 Wolf, Richard Our Pleasing Personality' History, Science I -I' Our good-looking teacher, with a super physique, ' ' He was a former star while at Millcreek. ,' ' .195 wfti-I KK. V acu q N-f X ,. Q in 4 7 Our Nurse Bliley, Anna Our Sweet Nurse Nurse Careful, don't get a chill! This kind lady comfortsus fx Jil X when ill . ' Us W ' 4 ' ' ' W' Y Y ' R' ' Y Ly? 1 -Q ' 'UQ ' ' , , 'E' ' , V ,. - IQ. . .Q A N 'Q V K 1' -J-ff wiv- nw vm ,X 5. V- If: , K, A..-qu.-H ., x n.-N..Nmw.wm,+w.gf ' 4 -X ff , mswgg .I A ,W . - . , K. . t r ' fa ,..f N' , , ' - f- .,..,,, Y . , , ,, F?-f . ,F ' .. ggi Wu.. J' ... . ws -1 Q A fr . 5 , V ,W ,W-pn ' 3' f ' ' h, . wr' Q ' W ' 4' Mgr. Q Q , :EE ,M 41 -A sl K. Q if.: .4 L .P rf,-3 ' , f 35.3 . :H x , NQL- 1 if 9, .,,. I, . J ' ' f 7.,?'af. ,-nf r QA - 1 -f . - 1 4 My ,. A , ,s- 2- ., gg- 'lm f..,. .33 . if NP. 3 . 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Yet it is through the efforts of this selfless, hard- working group that each facet of our school life is originated, formed and finally materialized, from Parent Teachers Association STANDING: J. McKnight, E. Ceeder, C. Le- Masters. SEATED: H. McLaughlin, I... Con- ner, M. Weaver. Theme of P. T. A. - 'Good Citizenship' N ,. YI? v. the lowliest pencil to this fine building itself. STANDING: G. Gott, F, Schrimper, T, Yates, E Pearson, J. Evans. SEATED: G, Schau, W. Conner W. Simonsen. shi' JLM... ' Our Custodians and Bus Drivers 9 'li .Si- I O 5. O I TOP: R. Gilmore, M. Mit- chell, H. Bowers, D. Phil- lips, F. Bowers. BOTTOM L. Bronson, I. DeHart, G Knost, G. Huey, G. Hos- bach, J. Roberts. Z 'MFI ff' .:,, 1 1 I1 f 1 ykffvgti '. . A E W 090101 , f K , 'f 1 Y' Af +I. A' ,al -.fwf-' 'Tk V X: ,L , ,Q A 2: xii Ma' ' . W I 'r ' -Rf 1 if gf fl ACTIVITIES B Q o V D 6 0 Ga 1:5 no 0 6 0 go O Q ' 6 I v ff , ix X xiii . .ff xg! 4, Q 5 WHPPBE J I f l fl ,XI 4 I I I I X!IIIIIII' I LQ ' l F 1 , as is -fs .5 ea , C. N 5 - V l 1 I ,X -U 'l ,id-s...,.-1.1 i . 5 ,, l Qi ii iki A , C 't if li' it -ii il afar- 1 -, . i -Y' 7 FIRST ROW: S. Cross, C. Tice. Mrs. Hayes, P. Moore, R, D'Amic0, SECOND ROW: C. Lindquist, J. Arndt, J. Mckibben. National Honor Societq To be a member of the National Honor So- ciety is an honor and a privilege, the challeng- ing goal of high school students. Leadership, Character, Scholarshipand Ser- vice are the qualities by which a member of the Society is chosen by vote of the faculty. Annu- ally five per cent of the Junior Class and ten per cent of the Senior Class are elected. With Peggy Moore and Chuck Tice, Co- Presidentsg Rosalyn lD'Amico, Secretaryg Joe Arndt, Treasurer, and Mrs. llayes, advisor, the Society sold bookcovers at mid-term im- printed with our school name and a Trojan. The annual National Honor Society Induction Service for those elected in the Senior year took place during an impressive assembly in early spring with a simple yet solemn ceremony. One of McDowell's most respected organi- zations is the Student Council. Consisting of representatives from each homeroom and from the classes at large, it is headed by John Keeler as Presidentg Dave McChesney, Sue Cross, and Mike Wander assisting with the other offices. The Thanksgiving Ball, held the end of November, was the first major project of the Student Council this year. Other projects were the annual Variety Show in February and the publishing of the McDowell Handbook with school regulations, schedules, etc. Sponsored by Mr. Barr, the Student Council again proved itself a valuable asset toMcDowell student life. Student Council FIRST ROW: B. Waidley, D. Arneman, P. Suerken, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: B. Titus, K. Corboy, M. Wander, Mr. Barr, D. McChesney, S. Cross, J. Keeler. THIRD ROW: F. Craig, T. Mazza, P. Wit- tenburg, J. Logie, C. Johnson, D. Mosher, E. Hag- mann. FOURTH ROW: M. McGinnis, B. Monroe, J. Ziegler, M. Rehner, P. Sanders, D. Woods, S. Bjalme. FIFTH ROW: C. Hunter, B. Struchen, N. Feidler, L. Wander, J. Sapper, L. Humphreys, C. Sanders, L. Culbertson. .. .1-any Our Masterpiece .,.f2?1BD'5v:' FIRST ROW: E. Hagmann, C. Taylor, B. Kintz, A. Pagel, P. Moore. SECOND ROW: E. Peterson, ad- viser, J. Arndt, J. Keeler, M. Wander, D. Mosher, M. Kosteniuk, J. Logie, J. Mckibben, R. Zaunegger, R. Korrell, adviser. THIRD ROW: C. Seitzinger, M. Melgaard, R. D'Amico, S. Bjalme, E. McLaughlin, C. Johnson, C. Seib, B. Whitmire, C. Metzgar, J. Percy. FOURTH ROW: M. Courtney, K. Corboy, C. .Xt the close of another school year, the 1953 lialdron staff has produced a yearbook filled with memories that will bring joy to many a student in the years to come. 'lhey have utilized their talents to overcome the financial and production difficulties that alw iys accompany such an undertaking. Taking pictures, setting up the art work, writing and rewriting the assignments, were all done with care, l'he advertising staff did their share of soliciting ads from many business establish- t'I'ieIit.s to help pay for publication costs. In the midst of these numerous tasks were the ad- visers, Mrs. Peterson and Mr. Korrell, giving a word nf warnitig or counsel. Marty problems, some large and some small, confronted the staff, but they were soon ironed out it. ,in efficient manner. The task seemed treri'ienijou.s, but the staff was successful in meeting their deadlines, and they have been JM12' Rison, A. Urraro, D. Schutte, M. Thaler, V. Conner, C. Morgan, J. Benner, N. Lucas. FIFTH ROW: J. Agnello, E. Schigas, D. Cassell, A. Karrfalt, D. West, B. Discher, J. Strucher, M, Traphagen, R. Herhold, D. Cross. SDiTH ROW: R. Clark, E. Yeager, M. Sipple, W. Hawley, S. Brady, C. Tice, A. Parker, V. Brown, G. Patterson, J. Stablein. equally successful in creating a yearbook of which we are proud. We are very grateful to our art editors, Mike Kosteniuk and Walter Buzz llawley, and our photography manager, Bob Kintz, who shared their talents with us. The staff heads consisted of the following students: Editor-in-Chief . . , , Joe Arndt Assistant Editor ............ John Keeler Art Editors. . . Mike Kosteniuk, Walter Hawley Literary Editor ........... Rita Launegger Business Manager . . . . Jeanne Mcliibben Assistant Manager .... ..... J im l.ogie Photography Manager . . . . . . Bob Kintz Advertising Manager . . . . . . Don Mosher Subscription Manager .,,.,,,, Mike Wander Typists . . Rosalyn D'Amico, Carol Seitzinger .Q ...A 2 ii qgggnm ,. ',.,B'sN 'A J K-f ff-' 'J 1 -sk-Q1 .x A :P ,gli-sw ,5wg5,,,R , If' i kxxmi? A S Nz .XL Q3 5 55130 2. tg NX If Q lx . tl I n NK ----if 'J WN , 1 A N' 1 , 1-df.. 'Y 4,41 Z'-1 f V x 5. 4 X' .I .rf iv J ,. 4 S. wx Q. I. 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IX I.II I.lIIIII'IIQ IIIII XII XXIIILIIII II IIIIIIIII III Illllllllll ' I' I 'II I lt I I IIVIII, I fI.IIx IPIIII-IIIIIII, ' I I .III .I- I , I IIIIIII.III I IIIIIIII4 .lIIlI IIII IIIII IIIII ll - 3' III lim I IIImI' IIIIIIIIIII 5IIIIIx.III III' I . I I IIIII.I'x LVIIIIIIII I . I! I I II III ,FIIII N IIII XXI III II II III IIII II-.IIIIII III'I1III'IuI, FIRST ROW: D. McChesney, J. Swidersld, H. Adams, J. DeLong, L. Humphreys, J. Dickey, D. Seidl. SECOND ROW: M. Melgaard, C. Rison, K. Corboy, R. Zaunegger, B. Kintz, Miss Ofrazia, J. McKibben, C. Metzgar, C. Taylor, R. D'Amico. THIRD ROW: N. Sawdey, J. Reed, C. Seitzinger, P. Nash, C. Lewis, D. Schutte, A. Pagel, P. Moore, M. Rygalslci. FOURTH ROW: M. Martz, J. Hot Off the Press ..-W Q . ' 9 Q. 5 Q 'ln T 4. bk 5 : tw, ,ay ,. Allshouse, L. Anderson, J. Savage, S. Bjalme, C. Mor- gan, S. Cross, V. Conner, M. Thaler. FIFTH ROW: B. Cohick, L. Culbertson, D. Wallace, C. Johnson, P. Nel- son, J. Yesko, J. Sapper, C. Taylor, B. Anderson. SIXTH ROW: M. McLaughlin, C. Nason, J. Yochim, D. West, D. Mosher, J. Logie, V. Brown, D. Cassell, M. McKnight, M. Moore. Rita Zaunegger and Jeanne McK.ibben. Hub tomorrow. This notice, not at all unfamiliar to -e the students, can be seen in the halls the day before the .. Hub is sold. lt reminds everyone that another issue of the newspaper has been prepared for their reading pleasure. The paper gives the students a sports review, reports about their classmates, and a general coverage of all the latest school news. The members of the Hub staff work diligently at their assigned tasks. The week before the paper is published the reporters can be seen securing interviews with the teachers or students, and the ad staff is busy canvassing the area in search of ads. How much this paper means to the students is easily seen the morn- ing of the sale when the circulation staff roams the halls, catering to the ever popular demand, I want a Hub. All this is under the capable supervision of the adviser, Miss i, 7f1.g ' ' '1l'51 ff ' V- 1 - - . ,x A v? 35l - J l l l -M ' 1 it - Ofrazia, and the co-editors, Rita Zaunegger and Jeanne , McKibben. The entire staff has produced a fine publication which -f 3.5. has taken a great deal of time and effort, but has certainly been worth while. QAM !- W ,M-aw Eh v-...... 1-Q... ' I-I' -S , V- Q ,-.ve ,'N .J kfv xg. . , ., 1: . , N 3- '-w 'nf - , ,N ' .- - ' 'rv M 1 , . . ' If Ani' , .-. f n .rw , . ,, ,. , -W QM-r v2- ,I Y mx , ,,, rw ' 5 V- xg l, -Sw-wi Y 32, -if Q51 'ir-SX .xv W' ' 'SA ' ' Q ,, . H 1 5 . 4 Q. -. ,N 1- a -9 ' xg. 'K . Q . Q v- R' 1 -. , .N Q , 'lx , Q' G 5 A I , -.. - Lv , - I. ' . ' .- - P -g: 'HW .0 ,yt N . . , . . - al' , , . s I - . - . ,. 35 t. 8 un , , .- . K, ,H ,. - , K .- 45 1. . . v . A ., . . -.K ' . . .Ra A . ffcify.: X , J'., X . -...,. w :u-.,. .- - - - . -A .' fa- rm,-, , nu A.. 1 ,ua 'iii Projection Crew nr '- f WLT ,. 1 'r xx Y. 7 , Q .Af 3 i. ' 1 FIRST ROWS B. Lockard, B. Telepak, C. Tice, E. Schaeffer, J. Yeager, T. Weber. SECOND ROW: D. Beals, D. Kallenbach, L. Moon, J. Kuehl, V. Wehr, K. Leuschen. R. Holmberg, L. Bush, J. Schuller. THIRD ROW: J. Coleman, C. Brogden, J. Young, P. Moon, R. Shirley, F. Frotch, R. McNabb. FIRST ROW: L. Harness, A. Gordon, M. Williams, D. Knauer, D. Wallace, M. Gauthier, P. Myers. SECOND ROW: B. Lewis, R. Macaluso, J. Warner, P. Leuschen, Miss Foy, R. Skibinski, S. Fickenworth, B. Phillipps, M. Cowan. THIRD ROW: G. Angert, J. Warner, D. Wingerter, B. Luke, D. Mazzigotti, D. Ehret. ert, M. Discher, V. Brooks, J. Sa hue, K. Bliel, J. Dunn, C. Straub. M. Burns, K. Burns, J. Knox, E. S. Tillman. QW. J, ..... --r---4' i Future Homemalsers of America N. Gorelikow, B. Eggleston, FOURTH ROW: L. Reich- vage, C. Lindquist, B. May- FIFTH ROW: J. Swenson, Hunter, B. Bird, M. Davis. .r A ' , 4 -'. ' 1 em ., - - .L q. X , ef - ei . ,, eee. e . ..'. ' -v S 2 : .. .:.-v i, . . 5 kv ll O -E r X ' ' V' XY lri.ri?E'.'..e C. .. .r S V 1 'J .1 A ' 4 J 1 ' ' W i A J 1 f X .Q i german 1 -F' Este aio el club de espanol es muy popular otra vez. Este club se reune con Seiiorita Sher- range en la epoca de actividad. Nosotros practi- camos muchos bailes y cantamos cancidn: 'Felici- dades a Usted, Chu, Chti, Chu, y 'Canciones de Felfx Navidad. E1 club presentd un programa para los otros estudiantes en primavera. En la clase la conversacidn esta en espanol solamente hasta los luegos y canciones. Presidente - Davidio Cassell Roberto Kintz Anne Pagel Nancy Sawdey The Spanish Club is again very popular, The club meets with Miss Sherrange in Activity Period. We practice many dances and sing songs: 'Happy Birthday,' Chu, Chu, Chu, and Christmas Caro1s. The club presented a program for the other students in the Spring. In the classroom the conversation is only in Spanish, even games and songs. President - David Cassell Robert Kintz Anne Pagel Nancy Sawdey l Spanish Club sf -1 YF Q n x A FIRST ROW: M. McGinnis, S. Cross, V. Conner, D. Schutte, I. McKibben, J. Reed, J. Savage. SECOND ROW: C. Ames, B. Bloomwell, P. Moore, R. Kintz. Miss Sherrange. N. Sawdey, A. Pagel, S. Dennison. THIRD ROW: A. Urraro, K, Corboy J Su-ucher, M Traphagen, D. West, B. Discher, R Zaunegger B Fugate. Commercial Club 'Y FLRST ROW: M. McGinnis,D.Palmer. SECOND ROW: Hauckr 5- Hallgh. FOURTH ROW: B. Johnson, S Den L. Reichert, C. Rison, C. Seitzinger, Mrs. Hayes, R. nison, M. Martz, C. Johnson, M. Martz, J Rounds R. D'Amico, M. smoiinski, C. swiaersiu. THIRD ROW: Skibinski- Absent: P. Huzinec. E. Hagmann, L. Anderson, M. Edeen, A. Nellis, P. The Commercial Club is composed of stu- dents taking the commercial course who are in their second year of shorthand. Much of their work is in conjunction with their classroom work, but now and then they also find time for pleasure. This was seen when they sponsored a dance after the Conneaut basketball game called the Sock Hop. This group also pro- vided the students with the McDowellkeychains, which they sold early in the fall. Most of the girls are interested in becoming the secretaries of tomorrow, and they are willing to work hard toward that goal. Their activities are directed by Mrs, Hayes, their sponsor. The purpose of the club is to help prepare the girls for their jobs as secretaries. This energetic group was led by President - ifosalyn Iffirnico, Vice President - Carole Filson, Secretary-Carol Seitzinger, Treasu- rer - Nlary Smolinslfi. sig FIRST ROW: D. Robinson, P. Green, I. Fox, M. Williams, P. Nash, C. Hogan, N. Reimer- SECOND ROW: D. Restifo, M. Rehner, P. Moore, MYS- NRZ' zaro, J. Mcliibben, D. Beals L. Humphries. THIRD ROW: B. Struchen, T. Corboy, M McLaughlin, V. Rusterholtz, D Schulze, R. Cornell, C. Metz- gar, G. Conrath, E. SCh11lZ9 .1 Dramatics Club F4 0 Debate Club Q FIRST ROW: D. West, M. Traphagen, W. Kirsh, T. Cor- boy, R. Altman, R. Ferrier, B. Discher. SECOND ROW: D. Restifo, P. Green, C. Swidersld, M. Rehner, C. Lewis, Miss Timmons, M. Courtney, L. Wander, J. Flory, P. Wilkins. THIRD ROW: B. Titus, R. Skibinslci, L. Reichart, A. Schreclcingost, J. Faustine, C. Lyle, R. Cooney, A. Holquist, N. Feidler, M. Hall, M. Thaler. FOURTH ROW: C. Taylor, M. McKnight, J. Kuhn, D. Otteni, C. Lewis, L. Anderson, M. Smolinslci, M. Gallagher, A. Nellis, H. Hansen, D. Haines. FIFTH ROW: S. Tillman, J. Yukon, D. Wallace, E. Eckman, M. Evans, I. Corbett, P. Mc- Knight, I. Craig, K. Horanic, S. Pronko, M. Moore. Libraru Club 1 1 i s . E ,Q 'eng 1' f' linda ., , ix! 1 X Ns ...Qi 2 Q 1 E i FIRST ROWQ V. DiSantis, J. Deaver, K. Sweetapple, C. Cornell, J. Humphreys. THIRD ROW: R. Ludwig, J. Nason, M. McLaughlin, F. Craig, T. Forsha, J. Yukon. Douglas, B. Finke, H. Johnston, R. Wagner, R. Beals, SECOND Row: R. Schnarro, J. Beusch, M. Smolinski, D, Woods, R, Bambauer, W, Brightman, D. Schulze, Miss Powell, R. Kintz, B. McCreary, R. Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: B. Bloomwell, M. Wil- liams. S. Williams, B. Reynolds D. Schutte. SECOND ROW: J. Mc- Kibben, K. Corboy, Mr. Wolf, A Pagel, M. Thaler. THIRD ROW: I. Sapper, C. Ames, C. Taylor, R Zaunegger, P. Moore, P. Wilkins I I 1 X X A h hz FIRST ROW: S. Cross, J. Putnam, B. Ferguson, J. Ziegler, J. Ziegler, N. Feidler. SECOND ROW: R. Cor- boy, J. Mcliibben, P. Sanders, W. Saunders, C. Seitzinger, B. Kintz, B. Anderson. THIRD ROW: R. My- ers, D. Arneman, E. Schigas, R. Ferrier, T. Hindson, B. Trohoske, T. Weber, B. Discher. Q 0 Audltoruu i I IL ' 5 - .. -wp- - 3 L. 13 or ,f . Red Cross FIRST ROW: J. Coleman, R. Payne, R. Rycek, W. Wolfram, P. Klen. SECOND ROW: H. Crain, D. Stitzinger, D. Woods, Mr. Payne, K. Copen, D. Phil- lips, E. Meehl. THIRD ROW: R. Onorato, G. Bowers, F. Erd- ley, A. Althoff, T. Sechrist, R. Messersmith. 31 V-Teens FIRST ROW: M. Leonard, J. Faustine, M. McGinnis, R. D'Amico, S. Dennison, M. Myton, B. Cole, D. Johnson. SECOND ROW: E. Hagmann, A. Nellis, M. Melgaardy J. Benner, R. Zaunegger, C. Rison, M. Johnson, P. Moore, C. Seitzinger, N. Lucas, J. Mckibben. THIRD ROW: C. Taylor, B. Fugate, A. Urraro, N. Sawdey, S. Hough, A. Detwiler, B. Ryan, M. Thaler, P. Petrone, C. Metzgar. Monthly social events cli- maxed by a Mother-Daughter Tea in May and several service projects kept the Senior Y- Teens on the go. Assisted by Miss Johnson, the officers - Rita Zaunegger, Norma Lucas, Carol Seitzinger, Marilyn Mel- gaard, Peggy Moore, Janet Ben- ner, Jeanne McKibben, and Carole Rison, planned a Child- ren's Home Project. Each Y- Teen was given the name of an orphaned child and was to send him a card on each holiday throughout the year. Received enthusiastically by the girls, the project was a big success. McDowell was honored to have two members serve as Tri-Council officers. Our pres- ident, Rita Zaunegger, also holds that position on the Tri- Council, whereas our Treasu- rer, Marilyn Melgaard, records minutes as Tri-Caouncil secre- tary. 9 FOURTH ROW: A. Pagel, L. Tome, J. Flory, J. P9I'CYf C. Lindquist, S. McKee, E. Heidecker, J. Reed, C. Ames, C. Morgan. FIFTH ROW: J. Swenson, M. Burns, N. Gorelikow, D. Wingerter, L. Anderson, M. Edeen, N. King, C. Johnson, S. Cross, M. Courtney. SIXTH ROW: M. Gallagher, N. Rouche, B. Luke, V, Conner, C. Swiderslci, L. Reichert, M. Huston, B. Bloom- well, K. Corboy, J. Rounds. ref G6 W -X Q H gj 2 x P wit t, FL if 1 . ,fwb Lis m I 1: ,f H ff -AK , ., . -ww., ,: . wrt I Yiwu 'r v . x 4-.G i gh., if .L V and ikljgg T x Girls Athletic Club ggi, Gig! i FIRST ROW: E. Hagmann, C. Morgan, J. Faustine, R. DiAmico, N. Rouche, M. Courtney, E. McLaughlin, M. Thaler, J. Percy, C. Metzgar. SECOND ROW: M. Mel- gaard, M. Leonard, M. Myton, D. Johnson, B. Cole, P Sanders, Miss Mitchell, N. Lucas, J. Reed, R. Zaunegger, B. Whitrnire, C. Taylor. THIRD ROW: K. Corboy, A. Nellis, J. Swenson, C. Swiderski, L. Reichert, B. Bloom- The Girls' Athletic Club, under the able guidance of Miss Mitchell, has completed ayear filled with many activities. To release the pep and energy which accumulates during a regular school day, these girls often remain after school to participate in various sports. Some of the games in which they find joy and relax- ation are basketball, volleyball, bowling, tumb- ling, and softball. They also have an occasional splash party, and, of course, the year never goes by without a dance for the G.A,C, mem- bers and their dates. This year the girls made a special effort to add to the beauty of the homecominggame. They decorated a float in the characteristic blue and white colors for the football queen and her court. lt was a job well done. The girls are rewarded in many ways for their active participation in the functions of G. A. C. Besides developing their skill, they acquire good sportsmanship and teamwork, and the girls with the highest number of points at the end of the year receive the highly treasured .Mun Officers for the year 1954-55 were: Presi- dent - Norma Lucas, Vice President - Peggy Santlersg Secretary - Jane Reedg and Treasu- rer - Connie Lyle. well, L. Tome, S. McKee, J. Flory, V. Conner, C. Seit- zinger. FOURTH ROW: S. Bjalme, M. Burns, J. Rounds, R. Skibinski, N. Gorelikow-, D. Wingerter, M. Gallagher, B. Fugate, B. Luke, J. Johnson, N. King, G. Behringer. FIFTH ROW: J. Allshouse, A. Pagel, D. Schutte, C. Rison, B. Ryan, S. Cross, M. McGinnis, J. McKibben, N. Sawdey, L. Anderson, J. Benner, P. Petrone. i .A ' N Q S x , -.... lt ,gf f K ' '-Wim 4- 4' - P J' .4 3, ,M J -V Q 1 , - -Arg.-- , it N f 9 Q Q 9 Q1f3iQ0,0 696 6 0 6 jk' .4 7, NX l X . 5 Q:-:' 9:5fQ4Csig X ' f -NW .. is-., .- I .MM ,. AQ, Xgfki x yr, . .. :.-.- . -- - a.1,mX,.,n.1r 4 X ff . ,, - 'L:'Ck's1fi -sig'-.Q-sflmqjgk-1 S - I QWYQ9' ti i I . 1 X X , assi. FIRST ROW: J. Keeler, D. Weston, R. Stark, J. Moore, V. Knauff, V. Samuelson, B. Monroe, P. Moore, J. De- Long. SECOND ROW: M. Williams, B. Reynolds, L. Hall, M. Dorchester, J. Mcliibben, C. Carner, D. Ross- iter, C. Struchen, H. Hamme, C. Hunter, J. Evans, D. Carner, R. Lindy. THIRD ROW: T. Worthy, B. Lochard, Ai... D. McGa.hen, R. Grunden, R. Ludwig, T. Golden, R Hoover, J. Ziegler, J. Stossmeister, H. Curtiss, D Thaler, A. Karrfalt, R. Meyers. FOURTH ROW. V Rusterholtz, D. McGahen, D. Karrfalt, J. Daddario, C Morgan, R. Payne, H. Armstrong, T. Schuyler, H. Adams, W. Babcock, D. Gray, J. Logie, J. Dingfelder, G. Conrath Band The music is heard loudly and distinctly as the band with its blue and white outfits forms a colorful and unique pattern on the field. Together with the majorettes and flag twirlers, they give a performance pleasing to the eyes and ears of all present. These students begin their work even before the regular school term begins, They practice during the latter part of the summer so that when school opens they are ready to give their best whenever called upon to do so. To highlight the season for some members is. their participation in the Save-An-Eye All Star Band and the Northwest District Band. They also give a spring concert in coalition with the orchestra. The leader .of the band and majorettes is Mr. Armstrong assisted by Miss Mitchell. The drum major is J. C, Delongg head majorette, Bobby Jean Whitmire, and student conductor, Paul Moore. The band plays an important part in bolstering school spirit, and they are to be commended for a fine season. Xl T . n, j n , 13, 1 lt ,I A ... ' tj 'MF Q bull '. . . 0, w If ' l fx? B . ., A Q,-ff Y :Qi 'f - 51, ' x Ei - r . 1 , 4 -vu-,gy z ui ,x-NZ, L-1 rx f i . rr , . M4 M X 'ff ' lk x E, R J. '35 ', .. .ii f -4 5 1, ' I '1 T ' , , - wg K -3' E X 'Q , 1 - ' M rv Q ..,. - : ' as A A A' F f ' xl ,, M, , - -,ny 1 A , QP J X Q , U I , if JA? unix 1. 1 N f E RK . ' b L U, , K xii x. I A M L s f f 1 5 4 K mx? if y wx. :INS .3 'ki-.fiiki I . X .,gx i X PM - Xxx, , U lx V. :N V Q I5 J QTRST ROW: D. Johnson, B. Cole, B. whnmire, NT. Benner, P. Petrone, M. McGinnis. SECOND ROW: P. Walsh, S. Pronko, J., Kuhn, J. Caughey, D. Range, P. Spusta, M. Courtney. THIRD ROW: C. Ames, J. Putnam, L. VanGeem, P. Anderson, J. Culver, A. Darcy. C. Nason, C. Lyle. FOURTH ROW: H. Hansen, B. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: P. Angert, B. Cohick. - Majorettes Bobbie Jean Whitmire wg fg' 'film 17 H ,Ll 9 SECOND ROW: F. Craig, B. Anderson, B. Wittenburg, B. Titus. FIRST ROW: E. Hagmamm, S. Cross. ' 39 FIRST ROW: E. Trick, P. Nash, C. Seib, P. Lundgren, A. Darcy, S. Hough, M. Kosky, J. Swenson, R. Macaluso, C. Lyle, S. Williams, A. Baldini, B. Wittenberg, B. Mc- Gaha, B. Bird, C. Swiderski. SECOND ROW: R. Cooney, J. Caughey, S. Tillman, L. Becker, M. Myton, N. Lucas, S. Bjalrne, J. Percy, C. Johnson, N. King, E. Hagmann, B. Fugate, M. Gallagher, N. Rouche, M. Edeen. THIRD ROW: A. Holquist, E. Wittenberg, M. Melgaard, C. Seitzinger, P. Wilkins, J. Huston, V. Conner, S. Cross, The 76-voice A cappella, consisting ofSoph- omores, Juniors, and Seniors whoenjoy singing, has produced some fine vocal programs. De- cember 17 was the date of the Yuletide Festival when with the orchestra, a program of Christ- mas songs was presented to the public. Nine A cappella numbers were climaxed by the Silent Night' candlelight recessional. Follow- ing the program a dance featuring our own McDowell Dance Band was given in the Gym. Beautiful religious numbers were sung at the Baccalaureate Service. Assisting Mr. Armstrong as officers were: President ......... Dick Cross Vice-President .... Mike Wander Secretary ......... Eileen Hagmann Treasurer .. ...Sue Cross M. Prendergast, P, Moore, C, Rison, A. Ur,-al-O, D. Schufiei .K- Corboyi J. A11Sh0use, M. Hall. FOURTH ROW: M. McLaughlin, C. Taylor, S. Pronko, T. Mazza, J- CIEIIIGHS, W. Braund, L. Bush, R. Zurad, E, Wolff, A- Lucas, D- ROUUISOH, K. Leuschen, R. Holmberg, B, Ryan, C. Butts. FIFTH ROW: K. Copen, J. Sheridan, P. Schwartz, L. Moon, R. MacDonald, H. Carr, D. Cross, R- Payne, M- Wander, T. Corboy, B. Petruceiii, J. Keeler, B. Erdely, E. Adams. A Capella 3,13 Q yn .zu X fn uv' V ' I g iii ,N ff? ig' vw 4 ' Y B 5' ' ' .1 5 -fi'-1 i , , S55 1, I It Pep Band FIRST ROW1. J. Keeler, D. Rossiter, J. Moore, R. Stark, P., Moore. SECOND ROW: D McGahen, T. Schuyler, H. Ad- - ams, D. McCaughlen, R. Waid- ley, D. Karrfalt. THIRD ROW A. Karrfalt, R. Grunden, P Schwartz, B. Ludwig, T. Gol- den, D. Wilcox, J. Logie, V. Rusterholtz, G. Conrath, R. Pay ne . '. fu.. f U4 I . - 9. , q. , , f IR ,1 K 6 -Q C , e. X . C sg T I 1' .J HV 5 I I 3 . iii. '14 B K 7 ,i . x A' QV Q- U : 1: S -5 .. l L J S Q ' I l 1' ' rx E xl t H I is h 4, X . xv . ' I . H- , C' M Dance Band FIRST ROW: Mr. Armstrong, J. Kielczewski, H. Hamme, L. Hamilton, D. Rossiter.. SEC- OND ROW: H. Adams, R. Waid- ley, T. Schuyler, D. McGahen, P. Moore, J. Keeler. THIRD ROW: J. DeLong, R. Stark, V. Rusterholtz, D. Wilcox, T. Hindson. i I ...- .-.vl- I Q.-4-1 .. 'STS- 41 Orchestra FIRST ROW: P. Suerken, C. Hogan, F. Fortsch, D. Schutte, C. Seib, C. Straub. SECOND POW: L. Beclunan, J. Haupt, P. McKnight, J. Dingfelder, L, Culbertson, G. Yaple, L. Ham- ilton. THIRD ROW: J. Kiel- czewski, D. Rossiter, J. Mc- Q gr. A-1: s W . , ,f x, . ' '- V' 'rf r Kibben, M. Evans, P.Schwartz, J. Strucher, A. Karrfalt, J. Ziegler. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Armstrong, D. McCaughen, W. Struchen, J. Hartman, E. Eck- magi, D. McGahen. Girls Chorus FIRST ROW: Janet Warner, Lucy Church, Peggy Cash- ore, Pat Angert, Barbara Brooks, Lillian Harness, Bev- erly Titus, Nancy Guelcher, Pat Kelly,Audrey Pacyinski, Margaret Lyons, Joan Cosper, Betty Lewis, Diane Ehret, Audrey Fritz, Donna Richards. SECOND ROW: Keren Hessinger, Donna Carson, Mary Chase, Sarah Lewis, Charlene Lewis, Myrna Cowen, Donna Knauer, Barbara Cohick, Varma DiSantis, Elaine Hunter, Doris Abbott, Elin Diterle, Carolyn Horning, Joan Salmon, Dorothy Heidecker. THIRD ROW: Betty Johnson, Carolyn Buhl, Judith McCollum, Doris Otteny, Linda Meader, Mary Gallagher, Marilyn Linda Van Geem, Thelma Knost, Judy Nyberg, Nada Loomis, Doreen Alberstadt, Nancy Brocious, Jackie Joles. FOURTH ROW: Judy Neely, Carolyn Lindquist, Kathleen Sheridan, Elsie Dink, Alice Gordon, Mary Henry, Janet Corbett, Carol Snyder, Jo- anne Grappy, Janice Sample, Darlene Jackson, Meredith McGuire. SPORTS z 1 X, Q 5 .- .3 . Q-' .Q If Q 1 'L I , 'I . X- , , XX A Q '-NM. , B , .,, ' I ' 'iff V,- X?Q':Nx - --v T- g5h'- M E T ? C-f' 2- Qv x ii - .--Q W, rv rs ' J. W1-P s tair . X' m ,J y ,f jf .9 it c la 'L ax Football This is a tribute to those Senior boys who have played their last football game as members of McDowell. Their last month of summer vacation was given up for day-long practices in the hot sun. After school and many times into the evening these boys worked for perfection. Many were rewarded by gaining positions in the lineup. But the roughest job was that of the player who sat many games on the bench. These fellas all stuck it out and thus have ended their high school career as football players by earning their coveted M, With the morale building of Co-Captains Dick Cross and Mike Wander, these fellas were in there fighting every minute of every game. We shall miss Mike's rugged playing and solid blocking at Right End, as well as Dick's bringing down would- be scorers at Right Tackle. Chuck Tice at Center will leave a big gap in the starting lineup. There is Pete Agnello who held down the position of Left End. The Quarterback slot was well filled by Bill Trohoske and Ron Brocious played hard at Right Guard. The team could always rely on Alan Reed or Tom Curtiss or Sam Brady. We'll miss the good game sense of Jack Dickey who proved he had what it took. Then there was the courageous, never say die, always keep plugging, up and at 'em spirit of Ken Leibold, Vernon Brown, Ed Adams, an-fl Dave Seidl. We say, Thanks to you fellas, for making our Senior year on the Gridiron a truly memorable one. 1- J 'D 1 is if X ,f - ,ll Q, 42' cs- A 4- w N Q ': 9 sim, ,X X 1 XV S ,, r ?, - J! N 4 ,, - I p '-iii f-.iijlf ,Nt :sil k ' A A Yi September 11 East 26 McDowell 14 September 17 Titusville 18 McDowell 0 iw' ...Q September 24 Corry 19 McDowell 6 ' October 1 Girard 6 McDowell 7 October 8 Tech 6 McDowell 19 October 18 Greenville 25 McDowell 6 'X ,fs October 22 Oil City 7 McDowell 7 x ' ' October 29 Harborcreek 25 McDowell 0 Won - 2 Lost - 5 Tied - 1 JS QA fi-f- I N 4 1 'pin' 9 -1 f X I s Q- 'x 5 , U ugh Q mx xt xx ' X' 5.4. X xi I s 'K 5 ns f ES . '- ' -F - -- agi- 'J - A Z I ' Q QA jj' KALDROIQI Fi TH Q GEJLDEN J Q K4MVlVERSlKV5l Published by the Class of l955 McDowell High School Erie, Pennsylvania rial hool Q' 'de coverb ' I. Q... ra 5353 3.39. 'e 75 . L? be A, EL Ji M F, A-.dead E S4-er35ei,1S, 37... Q K' , J X W FIRST ROW: Mr. Long, V. Brown, R. Brocious, D. Har- Rienzo, P. Allmendinger, R. White, C. Tice, K. Leibold, rington, R. Ferrier, M. Wander, R. Cross, H. Carr, K. J. Cray, C. Aggers, F. Morrison, B. Larson, H. Howard, Leuschen, B. Ames, Mel Farver, Mr. Goll. SECOND D. Seidl. FOURTH ROW: J. Agnello, J. Dickey, A. ROW: T. Behrens, J. Schneider, M. Latimer, R. Arne- Reed, S. Brady, L. Wander, D. Shirley, J. Kielczewski, man, B. Maasz, J. Delavern, J. Kitts, G. Mi11er,T. T. McGinnis, J. Dingfelder, B. Kuhrman, B. Walling, Curtiss, R. Darby. THIRD ROW: B. Trohoske, A. Di- B. Schmitz. oach Goll, Mike Wander, Dick Cross QCo- a ' U V . t aptainsj, and Coach Long. 'iii QE? I 9 ii? UH .wa 5' . . 'af -1'--1--1: .-rf?-sg 1 jak ,iff Qi: - Y 'U , r , V M- QL Q . I ,I ' i inx F41-1, .. , ,P .,, . 972 'Q'?m,ff. ' J ' 'F--1 , FIRST ROW: M. Henning, L. Glass, D. Carter, A, Con- ner, D. Robison, R. McNabb, R. Norcross, B. Stuart, Baker, V. Moran, T. Hindson, R. Rastatter, A. Thomas, C. Brightman,D,T1-Ohogke, SECQND ROW: W.SU-uchen, Mr. McCoy. THIRD ROW: F. Forsch, R. Babcock, T, W. Sacke-tt, R. Waidley, W. Petruce11i,'E, Schaffer, J. Auditori, G. Graft, T. Corboy, D. Schufesky,B. Schenker, J. Corboy, P. Larson, C. Mitchell, D. Casey. J ' V a rs i t q W Q31 5 ff gxi . ,I Sue Cross. our Football Queen We x BOTTOM: V. Brown, D Mosher, A. Commer, R Myers, B. Telepak, Mosher. TOP: J. Logle C. Flick, G. Conrath, I Strucher, P. Harper, Mr GOII. X 'Ve f: , 1. b X lx wx 5 'gx Q ex' 'N T 'N ' XX J 'A ., v f, ,I sLX'-- M in 'M ' dw gr ff' M M - W 7 M 1 0 1751 ' ' e 7 ' I Am ,. ' x: uw' x .. Q K I n Lx--FN U O f Q., A 1 - A N . If G 1 , ,. W., i ! , Basketball 'X ,, , M W Q ff V S X 5? , 1 ' is 5 ' K PAKI X , fu, , x P V M 9 MK :X . g f x , K x s , , 13 I 1 ' K +9 f ' E S- ir N 8 . , , 'ui is .K 1:1313 ' if .1 't X Jw, ' ' ME, X, X .. X R J Wulf s N X 1 ,'35oJA'45' t,,.nJuJl 1 NJ44, gl,xllJA,y1 hs 0' 'ml Q1 'Y El J' lun JI ,br W0 x50-,A KNEELING: J. Evans, E. Adams, J. Swlderski, M. Farver, R. Stone. STANDING: Mr. McCoy, D. Cross, H. Carr, M Haupt, M. Rehner, J. Kielczewsld, T. McGinnis, A. DlRlenzo fohos ke. ' Varsity Their last ball, as high school players, has swooshed through the basket and they have left the court. Their season was far from the best, but nevertheless they stuck with it and played every game with their hearts. Their enthusiasm, as well as their desire for victory, never ended and even when the crowds were small, they played their very best. There were just three of them who will not return to next year's squad. Our scoring master, Bill Trohoske, was a starter in every game - three-fourths of which he ended as high scorer. The great team spirit of Dick Cross, as well as the many points he added to the score,.made- him a hard man to lose. Ed Adams, who was a keen ball handler, was the third player of the trio who will not return to the basketball ranks next year. lt is these three fellas, along with our wonderful Coach, Bud McCoy, that we wish to thank for making our last season on the hardwood such an evciting experience. December 3 December 7 December 10 December 14 December 20 December 22 December 29 January 4 January 10 January 14 January 18 January 25 January 28 February 1 February 4 February 11 February 15 February 18 February 22 February 25 Basketball -Schedule Wesleyville .,,53 Corry ........ 71 Conneaut ...... 62 Titusville ..... 52 Corry . . f ..... -ll Harborcreek . . 65 Alumni ....... 55 Academy ...... 88 Faculty ....... 41 Tech .... ...75 Vincent ....... 88 Fairview ..... 41 Academy ..... 84 East ......... 81 Harborcreek . . 59 Vincent .... Tech ...... ...97 ...78 Conneaut ...... 47 Titusville. . East ...... 64 61 McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell McDowell v 4 W4 awe! i' keg V, i N0J44f 23 ' 5 Q XRUJAQ Lifrl' Ll. Ciff U:-it I' ucnm 2, f. I 8 KNEELING: N. Rehner, R. Altman, T. Weber, D. Robison, B. Mosher, D. Herrington, T. . ' 1 K. LEU' Corboy STANDING. D. Arenman schen, B. Struchen, B. Ferrier, M. Latimer, H. Klopfer, J. Hester, B. Schenker, Mr. Wolf. . ' if ----...,. M , -rf ' .. -we v..M, Junior VDarsitq s H Mx 1., se, 3 if iw 4 '- gg 'S E 3, .-.-mm.. --Q-?.-...J 1 . . . .. -4 N in ' MW 1ILLkRfg ' M NLLDQEE' I X 1 ,LLCFTF lily . 9,09-5, -Q . q,b 1 14,1 .F 1 A . J Q ,Q X of ' 1 V y -rff -.,.,,,,,,:,f., ,,::,:.-f----1--++f9'5 ' FIRST ROW: B. Maasz, N. Leuschen, I. Delavern, T. McGinnis, D. Robinson, S. Brady. THIRD ROW: M. Wander, T. Rogerson, E. Adams. SECOND ROW: J. Kielczewski, J. Thompson, L. Wander, B. Monroe, A. DiRienzo, B. Trohoske,. I. ThornpSon, D. Seidl, Do R0bif1S0l1v D- DHFUY: J. Swiderski, P. ASHGUO, Mr. Long. SUYS ofthe Dia d 4 O M, M ' ,O 1, McDowell 0 Wesleyville 2 4 McDowell 8 Waterford 11 W I McDowell 5 Harborcreek 6 W' f 1 ,ng MCD0we11 7 Fairview 2 J' 1 at MCDowel1 4 Waterford 5 cr ' McDowell 10 Academy 7 J Q' , McDowell 4 East 3 -J .a McDowell 5 Waterford 8 Won 3 Lost 5 if if' i i ' P 'X ry Z 54 UNDERCLASSMEN 002 ogy! -J , . . . Aj Q .6 331 R355- 4 ' ' . is is? . 9' I 5' is 4 Fi '23 Q j ...Q Q .Wadi gysxwxmt. , A g ' X X ,. . 5 x, 5. r ' N gt f. 2- X Msg .sssss 1 ' . s. ., , Q. X., , J H' , N ,gi tags A : -if .iq-S 4 'bfg -w,,,,,.a.-n wilt, 9 x 4- s- -nv 'L' Q ' P Eff-5 ff--...is M... -..ft' .... . .2-...t ...- N..-M ss ......... -, To our School It is only fitting that We, the Class of 1955, as the fiftieth class to graduate from the Millcreek Township School District, pay tribute to our predecessors and the fine tradition which they have set. We humbly hope that we have been able to suc- ceed in maintaining this tradition. Many changes have taken place since that first class was graduated in 1905. The size of the graduating class has in- creased from one in 1905 to nearly 160 this year. The West Millcreek High School of 1905 was a small four-room brick building while the modern McDowell High School is one of the finest schools to be found in this section of the state. In order that the student body and the school, as well as the memories that go with them, may be better perceived, we pre- sent the 1955 Kaldron. Sophomores 4 ' A X r ' 4 I . Deaver .-If vi -. T7 D. Abbott ,,.. '.'l x Z H 5 J. Baker 56 Z '- A, Q vs A . ' E ' r ,A wx Sophomore Class Officers SEATED: B. Struchen, Mr. C' G011. STANDING: N. Rehner, -ja A. tw r 22 , A 'I A 1, E IZVZ 5' I . rr. ,. 'Q 5 -W I V lg f,o- . n ., M. Evans J. Hopkins J. Kuehl D. Mathes B- Struchen ' G W -, A my I N..- Q-fw r Q93 X l D. Alberstadt R. Altman P. Angert R. Arndt D. Arneman -v-, '43 a I, ' VL' ,,v- lf . ,qu P156 ' -' I ,H . S I 1 J W: , ,JH ,, ,- I , A ' Nw ,V .alfa .. gskxh ' 9 A. Baldini L. Becker N. Bergauist G. Bernardini J- Bleil P. Green, W. Struchen. ...af Q C. Warden Ng' , Y -1 F A . 11'- J. Baker 4 ' S' X, . K. Bleil I X,.' .h 'li Y Q , X - f W . C . .fy 'I f f n 3 nn 76 4. as ,,, 3 i 5 If 'L r i H ' ff Q ff A ' X. ' U4 VY ' - g , 2 I ,lf 1 X n C. Boettiger W. Braund W. Brightman N. Brocious C. Brogden B. Brooks V. Brooks V. N. f. -k .K t X .2 '-- , 1 3 6 , ph 'Q f-f '-Q 1 , .Lf Vf.. . R . I W -I Q. x .I X A rx 1 1- 'A I f 'ty A 1 xx F A I. K 0 J. Brown C. Buhl K. Burns C. Butts D. Buzzard W. Camp C. Carner , . I vi, if J QL f: ' fy .5 ax .Q ' V h b I fi .X U 1, V J A9 'A , - , ' C' ' I ' ' W' 4 -y., , . , nf 7 . ? Y ' A1 . ea ,p H. Carr D. Carson D. Casey B. Cashore P. Cashore J. Cosper M, Chase 54 Y: A fl I My W T, . V 'K ,Q ix. .X ll? -9 if . M .ff . Q . -- . A- C ,- , I I 4- : N .- 1 K i 5' X A V 5 J. Clemens B. Cohick J. Cole J. Coleman D. Condon J. Corbett T. Corboy A ,Q Qi, Un, .1 lg . .f -we Q Y 'FX A N .1 l F . - - H ' ' 1 31 ' ,gf f . h x DJ ' R' H. Cosper M. Cowan J. Craig H. Crain L. Culbertson M. Culver C, D'Am0ur r .Iii-gi. 'I 1, 2 : 43'-I A 1 em. A V -dvd 'js v'-2' . . - ' . D 'f X , ' 1 Hai . f V N 4 ' R. Darby A. Darsie J. Deaver R. De1Porto E. Denk E. Dieterle E. Dingfelder 57 f- ,A-. l . - IV Vs iff I , x Q, - . J, , ir -, . 'J I I . I V. DiSantis M. Dorchester J. Douglas 3 Q 4: -5 . .. , 3, 6 fm S- lv Q3 . ' --' ,ll H B. Eggleston D. Ehret R- Zurad 14 . , I 4-2 T .44 I Y 4' - 4 . 5 I A 'N Y., X A 2 ' C. Flick F. Fortsch J. Fox x ., .. ,, L, b N gf If X if X. . X' A A. Gordon J. GraPPY A. Green a 5' 1 if Q' , .1 A Y' I ,- AL 4? .1 , :M 7 N. Guelcher M. Guianen Haines .1 fx J gg , v i, , , Q 2 .J , Al M. Hartley J. Hartman M. Hartley 58 G 2 .i 4:2 J. Dunn J. Dian f Q.. Rf: .3 l gf Q A . .. R. Extein M. Feichtner ,., ff: H .4 - I . xi A. FI'ittS Wg Gack -7 -1 '11 I . X ' 2 I P. Green J. Greggs P- .1 3 ' fa 'fl , Q1 XL. f li 7 'WF A , f o r 'D ' A J I V 5 if . j , L. Hall H. I-lamme 'W gfllialw. M Qi D 'R X? x ., Ax J. Haupt M. Haupt .Qu I J , . . 0. fv- .. ,gg A 49? D. Eakin E. Eckman 1 15',i.l?g54 V- 1 V , 4? .2 ff' .. - -4: A 1 A , B. Ferrier R. Fiesler f K- fi , s. fr 4' TTL ' ' 'J D' I V, .4 . 'f J YI'-4 RQ cues J. Goodwill lf Y' or X . ...' T. Groh K. Groters .. .T A ' 5 ..M,, - xv? J. Hanford L. Harness , my Lg .1 51 r-..,,?,f ..,.- ' , is T. Hawes H. Hecker -vs ,WW , J : vm 7 ,ff Z 'A ,F ., .1 , v- l ,Q I -ii A ' -' A ' v,' 4- S1 5 ,L n :lr- ' P' X F N1 M I . , W 1' 1 'xii 2 Q , P f x D. I-leidecker M. Henry D. Herrington R. Herrmann T. Herrick K. Hessinger I. Hester ' V 4' ,N , Q . 3 , fr fs ff 'Q ' 4 'N - ' 'H 1 ,-. 5' 5, .3 l 0 J' N1 '44 . 1 5 N I 1 f'- X v A .ar K T. Hindson R. Holmberg R. Hoover C. Horning H. Howard N. Hunter D, 1,-ish V 2 '5 2 4- Q 1 A his I XA N3 Y I 'Q . ' 9' an F K+ ' , i il! ' ' -1 as 1 f 1' .1 , -v X K , I 1 - Jr ' ' XL xx' f xf , X Y - tv X 4 , ll D. Jackson M. Jackson J. Joles B. Jordan P. Kelly K. Kemmec M, Kester ' ' 1 5 'rs as 'J Y F E ,, , I -f' A K P . .,,7 rf- S. 3 , ,4 gt ' Q ' , 'I ' Mft 4 - A5 X ! N 'J x 4' f.-1.v' l?'q V!! ' qw I. Kielczewski D. King J. Humphreys I. Kirsch H. Klopfer D. Knauer V, Knauff ' Twk' s we-D TT 7' 'rr wf,x't Af: 1:1- '-' ,B .QQ - W W Y if li ,,,. -v -1 J, , 0 ff' T5-5 1 -lv ' X Q s ,L f T. 1 ' K' ' 1 V I f . - x ' U F. Kneidinger P. Knost T. Knost K. Kovacs W. Smith G. Zelenak M. Latimer -1. ff Y - is .f '9 f Q - i' H, ,- .,. - N . .1 gil g Q? A , 5' -7 Li!! K I H J M 4 ,. , . X , it .I IQ A X J! .3 ,11 ...f K., Leuschen C. Lewis E. Lewis S. Lewis R. Lindey R. Lindner E. Little 59 4'fS P .gn A I 3 A J. Lochmann N, Loomis . 'f fi 2 'f s 1 I J. Mclnchak D. Mclntyre 1..- - fo Q- 4- .. .3 f ee I - Yr R ff., l N. D. Mackowski L. Maeder T, lf: ,..,.. -1? .1 V 0 fu 'X P , , 1 R. Messersmith B. Mosher .. fu - ge V - 'gl , ,J 'H R. Nyberg R. Onorato 'Z 5'-I 4 .1 J. Peters W. Petrucelli , .2 1. ' A5 rl: ig- I1 ' I ,ff ., -7' I: f,-x,,V 1 1 ,if - ' 'ff .L -..L J ,,,, I is 'Q 1 5 'Y- P. Laughery A. Lucas J. McCo11u1r I. M9Y9f5 T. McGinnis Af' d Q , fa X f 7 ' f 'F gi ' , ,.,, I . V V ff. fm' ' N' f' M ' ef .yi . by ,A 'Ai A M E f kg . TR . I M. McKnight L. McLaughlin M. McLaughlin R. McNabb C. Young V 'g' 1 Q A 'R , 2 ff' ' v A 'R ,, iff zzfw- f VA Af' -:.'f:'?. 'W ff., Ml v ' J -4 X I , Q e. v M K M. Maguire T. Mazza D. Mazzagotti R., Mazzagotti T. Mertz .-. fa- 7- .ff , f 4. M ,, rl Z' ' -5x ' -if ey -1 ' , 9 f . V . ' 4- N ...I ' H? , K J. Muenz P. Murray J. Neely F. Nunemaker J. Nyberg - ,il - . I, 4 S1 4:55 . in ,, ' Q., ' -4 ' N' ' , -I fe- ' H R ' sv , - 'Z' xx Q . 4 gg W v. oswam D. oueni A. Panczynski D. PQPP M- Paulsen ntl fs: ' x ' 1 fr .4 'I 4 U - I A 'I A f ' W .T A C7 V D t B. Poraczky T. Porfilio D. Powell M. Prenderga-St J- Putnam 'ff ws, r 0 ,, NK' fi 1 'ji vi, - T 5, ' - X Q, 14 3? L 'X V R K ........ . is . ' -v , A , - Qeyf L . .Niven R. Manly N. Rehner D. Restifo D. Richards D. Robinson J. Rouche L. Ruff , A 1,- .Q Q., 1 . W A 'A 5 R --f Et ,, I x 'Clk A v -1' .. -' 1 V Uv J V' .1 Sys, Q 1 .ff up 'wzgwy Mfg .wif ,U q I, , Q 1 Q .L ...al ., T . lu - -nl' fi - R. Rycek C. Sackett J. Saleman J. Sample E. Schaeffer R. Schenker W. Schickhaus VA . . - X , .Q f. fr ' V fe' . B' Y Q .- '- A ,L 5 4. ,.-, , -ff: 7, ,vs Y-X . ,i A 'P -, - .. H ,gi j f M .. ,og 'wf ' , N' . X 'hi , K . aj X ,f J S i Fi' wiv C- Schneider R. Schnarrs E. Schulze T. Sechrist A. Shenk K. Sheridan W. Smit! ,P 'llkxnx Q x ft LR . . T , . f G .Q-se f' gr 1 S- -f is PE ge A S Q Y W' A ' as ' , 1' W 'YQ' my , 'egg is ,., ' -if ,f b 4 ' 'A A H-4: 5 1 ,N -nf ' ' Q , X 'VX XR J.Stossmeister B. Struchen W. .Vg . ' Q , x 'S , 5 -5' , Sturtevant 45 ,W . if L. Urch L. Van Geem S. ff. 5 I, +I- fl- :s F- V '. ' , W N . 'ii D. Weaver T. Weber 1 Sf' Vargo G1 5'-4 ,p A -1' . If? f I . R. Welch S. Terlitsky A. Thompson B. Titus E. Traphager - f :Q T f- 457 fr .. .Jn -- L,-2 I ' ' ' 1. 1 T, f .. A . Sanders G. Volgstadt R. Waidley W. Walling , A W7 ' wxwx iff- Z rv- V .Th E . ' 4:7 i 3. S - it ,J .V T D. Weston N. Wilson B. Wittenburg J. Ziegler JlIYli0YS fi' rw, an D j J'f,1?jJf'w5fNwWO,iffbJ J... 1 f 'jf x W uw? I Y 1 P J gjzffzifv Junior Class Officers SEATED: L. Humphries, Miss Sherrange. STANDING: P. Sanders, D. McChesney, B. Anderson. , .,,. Q it D A 'I ' 5, 1 ,-.. 1, J' - ,-Q1 Kms 11 Q -2 ff- ff ff 2 f a .i - f 1 ! D Mb .V ' -wi , ,5 wb S7 Y. 4 W., 1 ir -P' , ' A gg . a qi- f T .-- J' .ii 5 Af- 1 I . . K 1 R. Adams if' X P. Angelotti W. Adams C. Aggers P. Aimendinger W. Ames P. Anderson Y, Anderson -za 5: n df ,. 1 13 .QV mv Ifgi i s 7 . I r ' V . 'Q I+ - S. ,X if -vid I I R. Angerer G. Angert W. Babcock D. Bambauer D. Beals R, Beals 'w N :fy 'sf-'5 ., R a avr . p -b Q Q , W A ' ' 'X I '1 , N 7 L. Beckman T. Behrens K. Benson L. Benyon 1 A ..:- .5 - X ., as A 5 Ig . H B. Bird I. Blood P. Breese W. Brown pr, -'C-'N 'L Q ea: . J i I 'Q' C .2 --1 Q ff.. . ' I , 2 '- -fax jf X G. Casey J. Caughey P. Clark M. Coates 4,432-I-B y B u I fm - 1+ 'Q Q , V vig, :gs ' 2 X . R. Cooney R. Cornell S. Corbett D. Carner iY'i.f 5' ,' B ' .a ' ' 6 1 .1 ' LN f., nj: V J My ' f 'K fx A' K . Qi G. Crowner J. Daddario M. Davis J. Delavern - - .- fr- 'C 5 ek, Q in W .3 4.4! 5. Q, fi?-f ' ' 25 x ff f N: X R r M. Dodsworth J. Eaton A. DiRienzo M. Dische 1 4- .f , ' 'Y ,. ' K .-X, K , x X M. Berry J. Beusch B, Bird 'Q rw ,v ff' ' i v 5 t A 'ff 5, . - I B.-Buckley R. Bugenhagen G, Burns 7 ffl, .. ,l 'JZ 'TJ 1 .3 E., , g A .1 I A 1 A B. Confer G. Conrath L. Conver .Q 'a R F -Q V fm- 4,5 may ff' V C x X M. Cousins F. Craig J. Cray -. W 57 , 1 , -I .x g ful W' g y ff 4' 5, -N I . DeMiche1e J. Detwiler J, Dingelder .1 vs I -0 N wa f' X, KA .. J A J A L. Edinger J. Evans M, Farver 5 I A' I. ,ip A503 y -- in- rv .,, . y ' K-, , X' 1 x A ff X 4' 'I ff! N. Feidler B. Ferguson W. Finke R. Flick +731 G ' K' la A --3 .S 'E G r J C' . fi M. Gauthier F. George R. Gibbs G. Gillingham 3 'Y V'--4-35? 3 jj .4 1 . ., W Y ,, mi 'fix W gf .Q I l l ' M. Pude R. Grunden C. Guthrie M. Hall 'L Ei 7- T' W 'ff V. . .. ff -. .1- -+ . - . 1 1 ' S. Hemphling C. Herman D. Hinkson C. Hogan rv fi Q. I dy di S' ig- 4 -X ' V .V -lg 1... J: ' 1 2 ' X., l 86.2 A- H0PSki K. Horanic N. Hornaman J. Hudson , K . 6 ., ' , 4' .. I' ,X D ,av 4 G ' jx I I 45 J AI Mfg? ' J. Huston M. Huston D. Irish E. Johnson Q v. ' 1 , :s 'iii f ' T- F0I'5h3 A. Fullerton L. Bush W .1-T' gs I 7' ,thi 1 .- ' . V , T. G01d9I1 D. Gray J, Grode Qi? H ,, Q - .3 -. 1 lf? 1 t Fi Q A C? V ' 0 if ' A , M Q ' 1 H. Hansen M. Heberlein W, Heintz F ' Qi 4 fn in 11- , as ,wx .4 Q W 'fi' ,I xg 3. A. H 1 ' t B. H ki O qms op ns W. Meisel 4 ...N V WW' 7 C' I f C: 7 H fi. V+. - r ' Q f ' X ' L. Humphreys M. Hunt C, Hunter .fr -fe 73 V i Sa H. Johnston N. Jones C, Joslin Lyle . 1 3' D. Karrfalt -.-it I v M. Kosky 2 -A A-1 F Leibold 4 5 .S Q , N GN . ., x . p N , . :fx 'AA W. Maasz -ix' A f 'T r I W. Monroe D. , 1, ' 1 Kirkwood D. Kirsch J. Kitts P. K1 'D . I 'J ..- , .. I J. Kuhn W. Lafferty P. Laudaue d R. Ludwig R D. McCaughan, D . Moore F. Morris fm ',n a n 3 r' A S .1 ...fy tb A 'A jf ,lk -,Y ein .6 Q., , J H 'v r W. Larson 75 'Z 4 ' 'L ' 'J 1 J 2 11 , I ., ,vs ! X , N -J . McDonald ,h M. McLaughlin F fi vs:- -S . is N11 . Mayhue R. Monosky f-Q 0' 'S X X V2 011 J. Moser .3 W D X Y Q ,Ag F' We paq tribute to ...... We can never show enough appreciation for all that has been done to make our few years in school pleasant ones. There is much work that goes on around us of which we are not aware. Without this work, many things would not be pos- sible. For his untiring efforts and willingness to be of help to the school, we dedicate the 1955 Kaldron to Jeffery Payne. Q: A-4 'I P571-' 4' ,- F? 5 x , ,,' fs 3 -or Q K fi? n . H , . . g, f H M A ff Y 7 ' ' S , ' J' J t A if 6-' D - M 2 1 NY J, I 5 ,Q Q Q 1. . ,: 11's P. Nelson ' P. Myers R. Myers C. Nason M. Nash J. Navecky A. Ne 1 - . QS ' . no Lb fifh . if f 4' f Q fi, i feng :L - r - if ' . 'D' ' , M ' I' I V ,x .N .V . 2' X I E. Nicholas B. Phillips S. Pronko D. Range S. Rautine M. Rehner R, Renolds . are ' -lx - - V -,g 'Q . 3 . . rl A nn., . ' if , J , , ,f . X f as It ' 1 S V. Rusterholtz M. Rygalski H. Samuelson M. Sanders J .-Sapper J, Savage J, Ziegler . ' ' '71 -.. . 5 ... 3 Ts' -.1 f , l 1 W' f- rs P ' s . NA S xx My A 11.5. .5 'lf' . . S. - A 4 i Vx I V -- is ' V 13. N iififfo 3, xii' 1 We ii f A , f A 211, 'f ,, K. Schauble G. Schmitz R. Schmitz J. Schneider P. Scholl A. Sclueckengost J. Schuller fs E '? S f-. ' 'Z , f G3 fvv ' 3 ' Y ' W ' . 4 .. . . . 4 gn -21 . , ii Ll Q v' 5 aa . ' '4 iv' 4 P i - L f X bf ' ,ax fi - .4 D. Schulze T. Schuyler B. Seidler J. Shaffer L. Shick R. Shirley P. Spusta ' W 1 A , ., C3 ff A.. -5 - 7, H1 - 1: L I ,f ' -1 Q -11 x , ,L L A I N i 4 X ' . ! 1 ' . D- 5'-ifziflgel' L. Stone R. Stone C. Straub C. Struchen D. Rositer P. Suerken 66 n 5 ff J .Auf K. Sweetapple 5 IQ. I 'Aff x E. Trick :T J Q P. Walsh 1 4.9 ,i '. ', N P. Wilkins . .L I' G. Yaple ,.,, ,.,. Q.-.rf I lc: .c T , f x 1 '-2 f ' GY , 1- 1 ' ' ' 9 . I, k .3 - Jr J--3 , ' r ' ' , C7 - ' ' 4 x o 5 .J , J. Swiderski N. Tallmadge C. Taylor W. Telepak S. Tillman L. Tombaugh l A 1' ' ff il Q' f i 71'r 1 4 - f H-I f ' lp 'f I l .I '- QV' A '- - ' x . ' f IL VanDyke J. VanGeem A. Vogel W. Waiter R. Wagner D. Wallace t' .Q F , lv .c - 7 1 , A 1 9, Y 4 V 1 IL ,- .Lf 1 f -f , , y I L. Wander C. Warden J. Warner R. Welsh L. White R, Wiesen ' 'P' ' LW rv 4 N fr 1' ' A .Q -A is A A .v fl 5 4' lf - , 7 Y I A if .. -J l ' ' ' x I, E 1 I N I . sl 1 1 M. Williams S. Williams T. Wingerter E. Wittenburg N. Wolfram T. Worthy , ,, , 3 ff Y., 1- 2 4. , 9 9 f, A ' A '1 'f Q A ' . 'jr I T. Yates J. Yeager J. Yesko J. Yochim I. Young J, Yukon . ,V offs' H. , Wm! . - A Ag 2 K .rg K :,..f .- . V. .'.:j fl e . N A...-A SENKBRS 1531 0 X H 9 P5 H05 - I Gam! ig I LS Gnnelullhug Wu- Reviewing the Past 1949-1950 On September 0, 1949, we entered the annex, which was something new to us. After much hustling about, we got down to business. The first activity we par- ticipated in was a Thanksgiving Play. Some of our other activities were: A Lincoln Day Program, sponsored skating parties with the eighth grade, a variety show at the P, T. A, bazaar, and also with the eighth grade, we purchased clocks for the annex. 1950-1951 With much vim and vigor we sponsored a Halloween Dance and a skating party with the seventh grade. We also presented the Operetta Christmas Bazaar' to the entire school. 1951-1952 Our Freshman Class made ,the Big Step - from the annex to the High School. We elected Joe Arndt as President, Mike Wander as Vice-President, and Car- olyn Morgan to guide us through our Freshman year. We had the distinction of being known as the largest class in the school's history. We boasted 223 students. Activities were impaired because of crowded conditions. However, we sponsored a skating party and Dungaree Drag. 1952-1953 For our Sophomore Class officers we chose as President, Jim Logie, Vice-President, Bill Trohoske, Secretary and Treasurer, Dick Cross. Our biggest project was our attempt to standardize our class rings. The tenth grade assembly committee also sponsored a Variety Show. 1953-1954 Our Junior year was a big year. After electing Mike Wander for Presi- dent, John Keeler for Vice-President, Bobbie Jean Whitmire for Secretary and Chuck Tice for Treasurer, we ordered our class rings which were standardized with a Trojan head on the setting. Our play The Little Dog Laughed' was a great success. We had the privilege of being the first class to sponsor the prom, Misty Dream, in our Recreation Center. The Juniors also were ushers and usherettes for the Com- mencement and Baccalaureate Service. 1954-1955 Our Senior year arrived despite many trials and tribulations. We elected for our officers: President, Bob Kintzg Vice-President, Ed Brodeg Secretary, Rosalyn D'Amicog and Treasurer, Joe Arndt. All our social functions were a great success. Among them were the Annual St. Pat's Dance, Minstrel Show which had as its theme an old time show boat. We are proud to be the 50th class to graduate from a Mill- creek Township High School. Also we have the privilege of being the first class to complete a full year at the new McDowell High School. 13 1 7- 15 If 1 17 x 1 ' r Q' Best dressed 9 Mary Lou Courtney - Dick Bonnie W h G S Most likely to succeed Jeanne Mcliibben - Joe Arndt Most popular , Sue Cross - Mike Wander Z- at 1, R QP . we 6 1 . n Most school spirit Eileen Hagmann - Marvin Thomas fi.. Anna ,, I n 70 Most studious Pagel - Joe Arndt jf Best looking Carolyn Morgan - Ken Copen infill' W i A, x , Most winning smile Margaret McGinnis - Tom Curti 3 3 J 3 1 4 i 2 5 1 w 'E Best athlete Norma Lucas - Mike Wander 1 V? Most ambitious Peggy Moore - Bob Kintz Wltt16St Rose Marie Skibinski - David Cassell Sally Bgalme John Keeler 1 Xin. N A -0. 'Ki X15 5 I X --mrssvxx' .5 3, , sf 1 . 3 . V , lczlx, N t H X ' ' . it Q 1 . f Adams, Edward Lynn Grease Road Agent School's just trouble, just toil and grind, A diploma will enlighten Grease's mind Agnello, John Richard 'Pete' Major League baseball player Pete is the quiet type with not much to say He'll have success if he stays that way. Allshouse, Jane Carroll Janie Go to college Although itls time to turn away, She finds she'd kind of like to stay. if Kin KH 0 4, ,1.. ,l' A ,Lf,f.,f,.. N U ' ' ftlthoff, Arthur Th .K -if L , J 1-A n sq f--' . , a J f fi f pf I f .1 1 Q uw A .,-- ' ' 'W X Our greatest wish could easily be ' A N' For a score of friends as nice as he. A Wk kr J CI f'55 ft it fl' J ty J O -'H f- ld 'fry X' my .1 K f fl 0 V-,L 5 nl! ,AL - I Af VA , If ' , .J - . i Mi ' P its , ,J f vit ,if if J I' 9 1 P W I' 'I I It U, 71 N wg Ames, Charlotte Elizabeth 'jj ry Char i' Further my education ' .pf She has a goal she's going to seek, IUX' 2 She won't stop till she reaches the peak. Anderson, Lois Jean 'Lois' Live a happy and successful life She has a shy, but clever way, That gains her new friends everyday. Arndt, Joseph Henry. 'bj-f , 7' NJ 71 A Ph im JJ , ., nw Y tl 9 J is e editor of this book, al riend, to hi' 1 you can look. f 4 Arnold, John Walter ' A Johnny 1 rjsjgx jbgineer I . f'llie's alway- far from being sad, ,7 llegll go fm, this cheerful lad. fJf T' vs I .. ' 1 -ggi Bainbridge, Charles David Chuck Golf pro ln this wide-awake lad you're sure to find, Sportsmanshityjpihonor and wisdom combined . 1 I l J -lfww . 4, V l Behringer, Gretchen Rose 'A 1- A ' f Gretch 5 1 ,r :L V- 5 To travel - y QQAE her future begins to unfold, She'll use the facts thatfshe's been told. ,. . J-'J' L L, .1'cL'! , Y 'uf t l' ' L, L7 L I ll c ahh' Z. ,L JACK' J i vt! .Htl ,tj ,X A ,a Bennerf Jangdlrene, J'-5 ' 2 l .. W I 1 , tt , L ll-15135 ' Yr f L Li L-V, L HA lLi've in lowai W , I o 4, W Q Lnefeyesiare looking toward the West, Q When she leaves, we'l1 lose one of the best. L L1 Bjalme, Sally Eileen 'Sunny' Doctor of Physiology She's quite a girl when it comes to fun, Ready to help when there's work to be done 'Wt-L . '-2 , gizyftc-X l , , l 4, 1 .Y 534, ,gLL.wv i -A, x,. .. , U1 ',g- , . - ' ' - 1 x - if-'WL --gf .:zr-cfi . , xx. ll X , f- V x 'V' gl. . --Q 41 X T1 4. iff, - af Y 1 1 at A if 5 'l ' x' Q5 X c, A ll . 'u ,FW I 19 Q yv-7 X Q14 ,x.'HXL L.. l f..17' , Class of '55 y fi , ,ini D, . V+ ,f , rf, 471 ' 4 L7' M wr W ,L 5 K, wifrdff' ' ' no Bloomwell, Bernice Ruth - Q - f' Bernie Go to college Bernie has the nicest plan, ,L F She always does the best she can.. 'JA X ,- A14 L L Vw, , f 4 ,VJ 1 ,f J , l Bogue, Richard William L Vo,-fl Dick 15 , , To be a success ' ,y , ,ffl we Q To be a success is his ambition, 1 Whatever he wants, that's what we're wishin'. Bonnie, Geraldine Gerry To graduate Gerry just wants to graduate, Whatever she does we know she 'll rate. Bonnie, Richard John Dick Architect Look at him there, study his face, ln school he sets an alarming pace. f 4,-if - 'k ,,,mf4g,,,.fJ , 35, VZ rw Bowers, Glenn Harold V Glenn ' 9 Q he Farmer ff VM' A Honest, true and a willing hand, A One of the best pals in the land. 3 ,, .N - 4 Q H I Brady, Samuel Telford f - 41 if , ,S Hake -N.. 5. Work on ore boats ,, 1 - Handsome, friendly, always kind, Fa A truer friend you'll never find. I W, f,.,f'fA -- Brocious, Ronald C, 9 Ron vb Go to college is Ron really sparked our team, 43' He is always on the beam. S' 4 ff - NX - 'Qi if I rib, C' AMX- J as 5 A V aMWunter 'N , ,j ,X ,L ..E,., u e lr Engineering L, 'Q , rl E,-JEood old Ed, he wants to work, L did' ,, t any job he will not shirk. CI ass of '55 l ' , 'W H Brooks, Melvin Lee K N i Mel lq' Mechanic 2 Mechanic work was chosen by Mel, 'r ' Q ffj,:, Q , , On this job, he'll do real well. 'f f ' 4. 'lf Fi? V A ' 1 fffafjf 1' ' Brown, Vernon Burton W Vern . as Business , ' ' x F , ,. a Awfully witty, awfully wise, . V l 'jf' ll 'A Ready smile, winning eyes. , l ' .- , , 1 I Burns, Marda Ly n X I ' Meri L ,Ml Commercial Art . ' , I bl ay Friendly, kind, and though! ul too, si ln this lass, like her, there'skew.' , i 1! .i X Camphausen, Richard William Dick Auto mechanic An auto mechanic is what he'll be, He'll fix your car so carefully. ,agp ,aa 'df' . V 171 ' W gs, . -'SQ 1 . il , ,,7'.1'z ' fa, ' f ,QW F5 -, 1 1'-fin -e'l.A,A-f t r w L V b-JU lib if Q Quix- j . n ' ' 411111 lb! fifty '02 A , tbyct-42 ,Eg ' NWN H t 54425 r WDW MgQ!5i111a f5 j md, .-5: ,TC , 0 n1 iooggdgcH4hcgnkgQogJ , y t Z? if ' ,fgffub cifozlitg,-,1-MA ,lrpi-,17f3 ,Mad ,mm 0 -:Q 6,1 ' i V ' 1 UW: - ' 140 'T' ' ' -I' if fwoyjfwl .L Wc1S?1QR i5Zf if f I, A l fi A ', ', , we 'IMQJV ' Bigsnes tcoon M3 Agp 1 , aw, 0416 fwwl. gk yar: D T7 Dick comes to school t learn the facts, X V Q' . L ln the world someday we'll see his tracks. A r BTI fi X i fa. ,ti ef' 1 F '4 li In I ' x l 1 .I l i I 1 r I 1 1 Q ri V U it Cole, Barbara lrene Babs To be a success A darling little miss is she, wr At twirling she is quite happy. Q.-ov, A' Conner, Laura Virginia Ginny Attend college ff 4' 4 A, I Such friendliness, such dignity, Add much to her popularity. f Tv vJ9ca-fi-wzc wi X' 1 ,f X L s L t . , sv cl VN X X K , ! ,f 1 JOM.-td fy' Hb J' is mf' ' 0 cw Cx., Q7 at A50 ix X67 ' ,fif fwewl e:wQfs-- fn fy T NM? fb a A97 .fhf f -ct OL fiyww-fue - ,,. XXAJXK V, , Q :Nj V ,- 1 , AU Y , ,JJ ,. ,'f ffffeafc ,o-rcffua.4,o.,I2Co , K L ,V , 4 y ai- V J UV Copen, Charles Kenneth Ly- I I P. -Y , fab' Kenny 9'J V '?' 5, ,V C 3- JB, To own a ranch 9 1: 1 ' - Witty, clever, brimming with fun, Kenny radiates cheer like the rays ofthe sun. ' C Corboy, Cathryn Ann W - it - 'Katie' ' L D-5 S' A , Be a success 1 V Fun to be with and fun to seep, f ,. 1 This fits Katie toga T. ' f Civ! W ,L A I A ff . gp! Clffcf' Q :J 7, it iff . Courtney, Mary Lou, X--. H, Ll If . '7 ,, Lou J X Lawyer , L, ' L dylike, polite and sweet, esses like a queen, so neat. A uf I Lf X 'll Il ,-,N 'MLN Cross, Carolyn Sue . 6.1 usllen -qp Z XM V V M Go to college 'Q J ' NV i X' ,-7' She likes to laugh, she's the best we've got, J N in Ehe's an all-around pal, we like her a lot. .J X if 01,920 WWE? Once again here as schoolmates assemble We fa1n 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 I Here to our classes Here to our lasses Here to the lads they adore Here to the Seniors so mighty Juniors so flighty Fresh1es and Sophomores Let mirth and gladness Banish all sadness And as the days go by We promise youll find us ready earnest and steady Boosting for McDowell High! Soon for us will the school days be ended The dreams of youth that fade so fast But we know that the heart oft will ponder ln mem re o er scenes that are past' There are joys that will longberemembered And friendships too that ne er can die Then here s a cheer for our old High School Our Dear Old High l AL MA MATR f.V-V- -- J .jx , 1' fyv' My ' hx R h d B N oss, ic ar r ks Chubbs Oo X Sell balloons at Waldameer Of football, Dick never gets enough, This shows e's made of pretty good stuff 1 fa ' C J 5 v E ' H ld Nesbitt ,ii W 'X NUI, M Curtiss, a en -L pf ll 1,1 Wal' ' DM, 4 Career in the Air Force P. .v ,771-J Basgful, shy,jwel1-dressed boy, I 4A friendl'y cvhap with lots of joy. Lv F-Iwi-ui., . ' fix sf' Cluttiss, Thomas von Buseck C X1 M ff I'-7 'T0m if-Q x H z fi L Farmer Q, V Apsilent lad, with a heart of gold, v g ,, X A- 5 As brave a lad as the knights of old. 'Q - gu- '- Q N- g v fs , 1 'Q if J Q D'Amico, Rosalyn Ann www, 1, .Y 4.ROn 54 -V S4 .XJ . Live on a ranch 'Q DW A jolly lass with dark brown hair, I - ' You can see her smiling anywhere., 4 he f le . A f .'- , ,l A . Y f ,i ' 1 ! - I U lfvf ifwa i tiff CQ, .f ' U QL. JL f I 'l'. -1 j D511 i xi F ll ' wt? Q ,-M ,il , , l X , Class of 55 ,Q s 1 l is i M ' H V T., ,J K X ,' il L l 5 U if 15' fx 2 if ' M K i ik U l ., X N ' K.--' Ar ' l' D 'L ' ,W X, f 4, i 1 J J f LV Ly L ' xx ' Ziff fl U tg 3 ' DeLong, James Charles J, C. Join the Navy Tall and handsome and full of fun, ,ms ,.,,x 'BKT' Full of smiles for everyone. 4' Dennison, Shirley Laureen ,,,,,..- 'Shirl' Medical secretary Happy is this girl so sweet, Now that her school days are complete. I Detwiler, Alice Mae 'Alice' Physical therapist A swell gal - when she's around, A nicer one cannot be found. Dickey, .lack Edward , Jack 1, Teacher Cd' 4 - A Thoughfthe teachers may get graY. 'J -'D Jack will'stay forever gay. L Discher, Bruce E. 'Bruce' Physicist Joking seems to be his style, Which is something well worthwhile. Eakins, John Bruce UGUS 11 To be a success Towards graduation he's always steered, Now at last his goal has appeared. Edeen, Maria Olivia Dee Dee Comptometer operator Although she's gay with happiness, She's ready for work nevertheless. Eppley, David Lloyd Doofo Ministry Dave has a great ambition indeed To go into ministry - he'll reallynsucceed, l'LX , - V' f , za! Q ,M kj I .. 'L . M. X s, , Lf waz f 3 1-of, 'S -if ':',.nwui ,J .,-I ,....t. Jw, .4 --apr' --A - iv 1 Iii Q , A - J N 1 'iff Class of '55 Erdely, Frank Richard lIBingll To own the hottest rod in Erie There's always fun when Bing is there, He 'll accept most any dare. ,J fl Erdely, William Thomas , Wild Bill' 1 .gf fl,-14.1 To record records ff if Ugg W Singing - that's a pastime of his, V, ,, At this he sure is a whiz. LQ g-,ULZZJ X Etter, Kenneth Herbert , Lge Ken 'Q fv Veteranian p Ken's ambition is to be a vet: ,N He will make it - wanta' bet. 2 'fx To if' fr e . . Ci 75' Faustine, Judith Rose S 'Pesser' ' X ,X Be rich and happy Pesser seems to be so'shy, lf! 'f But there's a devil in her eyes. 77 ew. t 5 ,gf F f 4 Y- Fil Qi. r x WMM . . -Q Fa. ' 5 f , i i Wy ' - N is vw t sxwqlg. 212 -R' If , fm - gm I V fur 6'tN I, 'K .--.4 'N'r-.QQ Q 'wif W A X,,, Ferguson, Norman Curtiss Norm Join the Army He's tall and slim and lots of fun, He's really a pal - ask anyone. Fickenworth, Suzanne S ue Get a job She is a blond and very small, A swell girl to one and all. Flory, Jeanette Marie J an Go to college Winsome, quiet, ambitious too, We all like 'J an through and through Fuchs, Richard William Dick Airline pilot Dick's ambition is to fly, He'll reach this goal by and by. K ,jr Q1 A 1, If 7 A fl 43+ ,6i6Cff9 QA, , iffy? jfalit' II 4 , so Class of '55 Fugate, Beverly Ann ,.BeV,. Nurse Armed with knowledge she has won, She'll be a success before she's done Gallagher, M ary Francis ..Bebe.. 'YI To travel A cheerful gal, who is so sweet, A cuter miss you'll never meet. Goodwin, Michael Keith Mike Mechanical engineer Because Mike is so very small, We think he's a freshie in the hall. U., an '5 V Gorelikow, Nina itil- 'Va' Nina Be successful Nd, Quiet and friendly in her own sweet way, -'f-P Never a cross Word is she known to say. W f r ci W x 'v I . i JL.. V, V lo! ,:s.o,1., '-'yew'-sr le x-Je ea--- , L-.4 me S- '--aw u -Q t 1 ,-- . 1 . , ,M , XJ tl , - - .Jxca Y5 Lacs.. - V s M KJ -:ng ' w-4,-4, 'Xkvvx X15-L, L,-wx ef' Ax- - X1 XJ Cl, be Y..f'-fx., Hagmann, Eileen Margaret 'm UEi ll Dental technician A .. , Athletic stars thrill her thru and thru, ,Q She's an enthusiastic student too. ' ,. , ' ' v ' A Haller, Donald Edward . X- ' UDOU' if Veterinarian N Quiet and shy are this lad's traits, ' ' With his classmates he really rates. J N K 4 ' Hamilton, Larry Alan ALJ Larry 'L ' A Pool shark N1 X X Larry is tall and blond, . uf' , Xi Of him the kids are really fond. XJ J P , xy I - 'A' 765 ' . , l Harrington, John E. ,GJ l W - .6 - V. ' 'Chewy' ' ' -1 Go to college ,lx Jjis q A, fi 52 Y., He's rather quiet, a little shy, lr' ,JU He's a very well-liked guy. K Q 1 xv N - A ' M , C 3 . .. . at . . X 1 , , ...Q , v I . l , - , 1 , Cl of '55 A .K ', U We. xx. ,- A Hartley, Murray Conrad -A , 'Murph' 1 . Car dealer Ji 4 ...gl Murph's main interest is in a car, In this business he'll go quite far. Hauck, Patricia Louise I Pall 5,1 L ,L 'I ' Secretary . j5hei yvill not Ffbol around, you'll see, U good Steno she'll try to be. 1' XL' xv I' 1 V V 1 lf M5 I xv' M ll' . . fu , , Hawlegkwalter William ' ,1 ' Buzz J Cartoonist A terrific artist is our boy, Buzz, He'll be a hit in all he does. Heidecker, Ethel Mabel Bombshell Telephone operator Bombshell is a clever gal, She certainly is a real pal. QE ' - -wsu .. F' W 4 a N SEQ SNA X XX x X .N I f' 'givyv - - .5-:fi-x ' -W: 1- to X .iw X X NWS ,, X V N1 X xx Inez 1 A0 11? N N an Sl W3 1, 4 . , sg- g i s A . Q J Q is lx. Heimburg, Stuart Leroy Stu b Mechanic Putting away ever book, lje'll go forward without a backward look 1 I1 K X .W 7 . A K ,Herhold, Raymond Howard rl- A ,W 'Hunky' A we Veterinarian 4 Blond and handsome, full of fun, Full of smiles for everyone. 1 I 1 Hough, Shirley Ann Shirl Secretary A pleasant friend anytime of the day, Earnest, obliging, and quietly gay. Huzinec, Patricia Ann llpatl Secretary A jolly girl with a ready smile, To know her really is worthwhile. L 4 PI M4 C, L, . J ' J 9 ' M1 ,, 1 'J' f , ass o 5 as J A J I X L 4. 'J' 'N V L., i I J .- . LM Q 1, L ' 1' IL 1- 1 Johnson, Constance Marie . 'G u - n Connie il . Secretary 'fi i , I If aims were only as high as a star, For Connie that would not be far. Johnson, Dorothy Alice. 'j' Dottie rf Be a success Little packages bring the best, 11152: oufr Dottie - full of zest. Q JZ X Xa, - 1 ,J ,gif -1 JJ or fx 'XJ 1 4 gf? Johgsoh, Elizabeth Frances IL! HBGIIIY7 80 gf Medicahyiretary She's lots of fun, slim and tall, Really a pal to one and all. Kallenbach, Dale Vern Dale Florist Surely his smiles and winning ways, Will bring success in later days. lik Karrfalt, Allison Carl Jake Electronics engineer Friendly, quiet, and always kind, A nicer lad you'd never find. , l ,c y, f ,nw x. . glkw 1 t 1 , , i thx K ele1,l'.l!dhn Robert ,I Johnny N L MM' A Metalurgist , c , U' t Greiat is this fellow - handsome and tall, lui' A sort of leader, ahead of them all. Kester, David Alan Dave . Successful business man Pleasant, jolly, full of fun, 1 Ever remembered by friends he's won. I ' King, Nancy Elizabeth .M Y R Nea a .df A Q l n n i Nan gg V 'TWH 1 Nurse Y 1 To be a nurse is her ambition, 1 She will adorn that fine profession. l , 1 jf .... V A l ,f 'XXX , If bv. I - .. V. I A W Intl! ff ,fp 'I , I .l K fa y . IU l I 1:1 Q7 Sw - 'iv f ' ' ' 9 xc A ff Lf of if ' Xb J ,I L F Nc I M , 1 x7 4, Af, fr ff I .lf V. xx Lg N ,- I I Li I ,.,,' Z! X ZW J- by iq' 'V r TAJV4 I Kintz, Robert Theodore Bob Doctor A happy fellow, a very true friend, He'll always lead to the very end. Kosteniuk, Michael Robert 'uv' A 'Q X F I 1: ff szgzw' ' 4... 095- , - ,, sie -:- 1 is i ' re K x 'Q v KY mf ' , X fL1Q,,Q-QJQ 34 ,Rauf -- 5169 Sonny Something in art Here we have a boy so rare, ff You'll not find his equal anywhere. Leibold, Kenneth Earl llKenll Electrical engineer A pleasant, studious, dark-haired lad, He's one of the best this class ever had. Leonard, Marjorie Louise 'Marge' Go to North Carolina Smiles that win, eyes that glow, ,A merry heart, voice sweet and low. 81 ,w x any aff? . s A v ' ,. 'x 'A m ,.. as , ,, lc Nr. rf' N , . V fav Y Q M A Q Qi lair UI ass of 1 lyk VX xi N xx McClure, James Jos pI'1HXQ53J,f 'Jim' N, Vf A Electrician XF 3 XX ' ' A Jim is tall and quite since e, An eleqrical trade is his icareer. ivlcGaha, Beverly Jean . J Bev ' ' Be at success , Bev is now a married lass, When she left - a loss to our class 'x McGahen, Dale, Emet , 1Whistler Denriftry . , 1 Dale's trumpet notes are super clear, His mirth and wit - a joy to hear. McGinnis, Margaret Ellen Ginnie Go to college She is a pal to all she meets, And has a smile for all she greets. :rf i af'fir, f,.1bc',,i6, -rt. ,d,uU'2JZY7AjUJJ1-f '4X ' J 'F p A, ,Maas ,121-f qyf J!-2? 'J' Q- LJ vers' i r AWJ sw jjQfc,6,gp4wI,,itfdi1'LTist, Carol Mariew Q3 Carolyn Nurse -ff f Q A Caro1yn's a girl who is -nice to know all V Her marks are high, never low. Logie, James W, Jim Go to college For Jim nothing is a chore, lt'll be this way forever more. Lucas, Norma Jeah 'Luke' Get married and build a ranch home Able president of G, A. C., A nicer gal could never be. Luke, Beatrice Versie Bea Seam stress A position of dressmaker, it surely seems Has always been in all her dreams. . ' . ' :,',. ul , i -I . A ,..?' A I-I , mg' 3, 4 'R 1 f o , --5 it SF I ' ' . ,f 1 . f 7 .1 , f J, , I Y I I , 1'!,l 6!lJ 'I U ,f 'U ffl VI il f J . ', X7 521' N 1. I cj , 04711 '74 ,MA Q J-IV' lgee, eyl ' W ence ,Adi A7471 'I XxliDr fksmah ,. fr l t fi Q 4. .. JffShir1ey's and friendly oo, U She'l1 be ahsuccejss all the y through. I 'A 01 L' A W y Kib ilma Egsdigne L . 1 f C - 5 X wtf, , , b eann1e H Wi' r ll? - - U M01 G 'i,q,f'lU YFLILLL ' ' r X ldfpx 0' ffl 'ALM A S - ing f A , a Epgtalagriizz fix!!! y 1' f ds ' nds. sibo ng? 'win. lj 'I AJ iflf fl Mvv , N I ,, in ,A!l'0Aw6.,4Zghlin, Emilyf ean ,. li, ff, A Em' ipZ!,3,f'v Social worker J Small, witty, and oh so neat, Q 'fv- 'f We think our Em is very sweet. A A Ma uire, Dennis James . ' A g uDe n 0 nny , To be successful ' W 557. Denny aims to be a success, it I That he'11 make it is our guess. - o L 1 I ,W f ig-' 0-3 gjV 1 ! ' -..li . is -'-F . if ,ia 1' X X sJL PMMQS K Class of '55 Martz, Marilyn Lee 'Maril Secretary Marilyn will sit on her boss' knee, This will happen - wait and see. Martz, Mary Louise IILOUH Bookkeeper Bookkeeping is her profession, ln class she always learns her lesson Mattson, Donald E. ' Skip Auto mechanic Skip seems to be very shy, But as an auto mechanic, he'll get by Meehl, Edwin Arthur llEdll Be a success Although he's quiet and bashful too, He 'll succeed through and through. 'P' 1 jf f-F -Q -,, I 1 Ni-x I V' 1 N - , . XS. tl- J f, 4 W ' N dl.,,,6 as ,,, C. p .li- w . A 45? , -40 gf' Class of '55 Moon, Paul Vincent Moonie Technical engineer Paul wants to be - at least so we hear, A successful technical engineer. Moore, Margaret Rowley ll I Social worker Peg always has a smile for all, This gal is really on the ball. Moore, John Paul J, P. , Be a musician , 1 A hot trombone is what he plays, His band will be famous one of these days. Morgan, Carolyn Ann ucarnll To stay happy and make others happy I Her dancing eyes and happy ways Keep us all in a daze. , 1 ff, 'ff 9 Wg., -e s-v 1-2, 'E' A y Melgaard, Marilyn Ann Marvelous Live a long and happy life She has sparkling eyes and a sunny smile, Her friends for her would walk a mile. Metzgar, Carol Mary Carla Go to college Always talking, always gay, She chatters and chatters the live-long day. Miller, Frederick Red Join Air Force Red hair - one of his traits, With his class - this boy rates. Moon, Thomas Dana x - Tom Pre-vet Whenever we talk, whenever we listen, We can tell when this lad's missin', ,J ' , 4 f,,ffAkjTaA AL .SH l'5'ff ff, ', ill . ' X Lu' gn, L, ki? gllnkkt 'll M110 A vtlwzfl A ,I Q l 1 f Yulyll' UJL Jlvgfll' I 15.325 Q52 'M W Q v A-as S 3 ,. Q- ' ' X T 6 ff - 'X f l 1 -Q X xx - : 1-1.1 I V i W ' 1 4 'SIR , 1 - -S .1, . , sl 'Q 55' Morse, Richard Clare 'Tex' Earn a million dollars Our Tex always takes a dare, And as for jokes, he has his share. Mosher, Donald Frederick ..DOn,. Be a success Let the sky darken, let the rain Don will smile through it all. Myton, Marlene Ellen 'Mighty' fall, President of the L. M, Club On her finger she displays, A ring to determine her future days. Nellis, Alice Mary Alice Secretary Thizblue-eyed blond is oh so KQN ing her is quite a treat. .- 'QNX , J . Wm QJMJQFQX Qi' gg -1 CJ! h 'JV .Yf i xfgxv bf JI! 1 L xl ' 'Q' xv x L . V ...f E k. af . Fm ,C b L .' F sweet , 3 Ni ii Y Q? J '37 I 'K' lc? , if unsafe N774 ,'!i.f.L 'f A I Z Lg if I f fxff Ji' C L., JJ - I I ' L L at fFf7 'r' ' t 9 L L V J if-gl! gl : -J -:7 Ly - ., , x.,f Class of '55 Pagel, Anne Marie Annie Go to college Annie likes to kid a lot, As a friend she's often sought. Palmer, David George 'Dave' Join the Army A hard-working boy when he's at At school his fancies roam, Palmer, Dolores Rita UDee H Be a secretary home, To be a secretary is her future aim, She'll do her best at this game. ' Parker, Allen Howard ' 4 g , ,D f'Shorty,'14 p, f X Be a success ' Curly hair, gracious smile, Just to know him is worthwhile. FACULTY l V. L x Y m ff'J??Hi5f Q h I j I'-1 -ff! - 1 ii lb 'S 'Q 'a 54 f f S S J MY Y X J X65 K5 I X tim !,a,i.3M , ffl, ' if 'X EN' nf Y K Ifgsl if l, A .MX ,Zn .. il ,, k 4 --W YY,, v1- Chili' 1-'R L.. Apt Class of '55 Peterson, Richard A. 'Pete' Be successful He's rather quiet, a little shy, Patterson, Gary E. II Go to college He's witty and handsome, a wolf in disguise, To an important place in life he'll rise. raMaaWae.,, KW W Payne, Raymond Dale J-5 of ' A, 'M ph' A ' f X J I wjkpi R Be 31-chef 'UD -gloftriwjla ln Murph is found a wealth of humor, lf you hear he's cross it's just a rumor. Percy, Joan Marie llpepi Il Telephone operator Pepi fills the day with cheer, There's always joy when she's near. Perkon, Richard Edgar Perk Race car driver Tho' Perk has had a handicap, I lt ne er tro 's c .eer hap. Lpljl vfd' Although a very well-liked uy, V . V ' if . ll L Petersol onald ard J , W 'kj ' ere L q ' Maw, JfBe als ess . Happy-ggiducky ereveikhg goes, Has aQhf3st of, J ends and, ot any foes, ,.... ,A H lf! ' iv ' Pavrone,fPhy111s Jgsa J ' ilylphid' R X. v , ,pw X27 Secretarif Q A A . ' I Lk piphalf kid at twirli is pfle, N T rages the ,639 she'll gifays be. I JJ!! M Jt ,XX ,fl l X ,Ehlllips,XDavid Ellsworth J 'J Dave To be successful To Dave just living is quite a pleasure, An outlook like his is really a treasure. -4 - lwg, , if! it .,Y Q' Reedxglan John . . xy ,Mp Z? Honey dipper Tall and handsome honessxt, keen Nieest weyeevxsi seen. RLN gg J 5 f 1 M A ' 7 - 1' I YS xx, ' ff df ..' f -V 11 .gpg X X 0 Ree,d4J nefAh e K' 7 ' ' jx fxg 'D -N km, uJa En My '- V X.X':V UXXK V une es 2. vx ev , 'Cgtecasfi butftoh isiqurvgafl, .,Iane,,YX 4. an airl'ne'hostess,she'11 claitri her fame. , Q 4 f i . , Q ,B J , N L' ,ff my UI x, V 1 M X ' ' cz . M' - X. I fx ' A L Reed, John Ross 1 I ' Joco f O-60 in one second UQ R' Musical minded and good looking too, 5 gf I We think he's great, don't you? A my ' w ' V, X e Reichert, Lydia Ann! 'S ff ' Nia FX 'V' Sach Q s ' U, Join the Waves . L ig 5 th v Deep within this girl's soul, V ' -2' She's already set her future goal. ,X 3 a as R PJ if of V, L at Rl' mx L XJJ jx' 9' 1 J 5 F1 X ' 'V' X K 1, 'T ' A' --,f' Q f,L,Q4fc we-ss S5 HV ,wr X i ,rf y 1 sw y 4, r' aff X p g X .'QR4 I ki NIJ-f I I Epi WV ff' N c I a S S TUX fm fnfflf RF-' 13' Y -J' s gf-I A ly, ' ' ' , R xv V . 1' A, H Rison, Carole Ann ..Red., f 'bik 2-ii Q Q v , ' Y 1 One can rely on this true friend, The kind that helps to the very end. Rogers, Dennis Joseph l:f'Denny 31 Qentist X m. Denny reoeixvestour vote indeed, As one most klikely tp succeed. I ' l 1 i-fx .XL N - . 2 f R1 ' ' H ii up X A i JY V f Roucheq Natalie Ann i A l , 1 f L' X f Nm 3, M yy ,N , V , ,V t vb I , - - Li , -rNurse , 1 J 'Whenlgickhess takes you-,' then it's worse, RSM N L , L , A . 4 ' X lflyou don't have this splendid nurse. ' ,.,.. A J l 5 iff- N 6 If H V K , 1 n iii .o R RV' f t ll' it ' . f .Q ' Q 1 , iRounds, Joan Marie Q , -i ' L V J0ar1i W' fig' 'R , 4. ' U V Private secretary X f V ' Typing and shorthand she can do, ' For this, she'll make a secretary too. 'VC If Jr' :YV ..,...---r W 'li ,X X G . . J -v X- X J a slgss of 55 yplllll - 'S , l Schlosser, Jane Ruth , 4 - 'Jane fl , Be a success now is our gal, Jane The boy she married - Louie by name Schutte, Dorothy Ann llDOtU Teacher 0, not 1, nor shy' she, f, 'Butgf of p n gy f ll 1 ff W yl pl' vgyfllll' df 1 ch'a ,Paul .lvin fl j A gf ll Paul b ' ,B I y ! usic gifgctor +2 li Q He ' msj Es,heh?d isfung l X I e youko' the run.l Seib, Carol Kathleen Toots College -1 Awaylto college she will go, And she'll make good as we all know, 1 V , I Olaf if QV' f' Seidl, David Edward fl VJ Dave X. Be a success , , . 1. To be successful is his aim, J if 3 Someday he will achieve great ame. 1 4: fr 1,1 ' f' 4 ff-X fL,l5'lSeit5pfgQr Ann tfjfyz X y .vi I 'Q' NK!-I f if isiifzw J ' il we-' A, ,?V.,,, a've fan Inv I 1 A lc lllljarea age ilpsbzfght higlflgndlf, f f V' 1, Ar' Seitzl f ll otjl-35 , sllEQs'1o'ur' ynaf 31 ' . y it ,A , ,I ,rf ,, X A fill E.lh'er'd , 'Henry Ma w Lf' 31 I fd AML! Ju-Iackn I 1 I LW' Go to college !, f' X Plenty of spunk and spirit has he, As for a friend - he's the one for me. Silverthorn, Daniel Stilwell fi, 5' , Dan 1 , , tri Engineer ' , i - Ei' Quiet and just a little bit shy, 'yy f I Still we think he's one swell guy. ' A . - ' LQ A 1 ' A classdvss Q I 48 14 -f tg, 'f QA Sipple, Milton Allan Milt Electronic engineer Now that his school days are gone, This fellow's ready to keep going on Skibinski, Rose Marie 'Pee Wee' Comedienne Rosie's really on the level, ijt L ln class she really is a devil. ,NU fl pa' L . ., uf t -1 W fl i Il f SmoTiq1i54JMary ,ahh 1 C, ,Z a y 1' 1 lv ff , if Mary Ann tries Bio be 0 wg Nurse to aqikflx 1' ' 4 A friend to all, both ou nd me. ' Sprague, Thomas M. Tom To succeed He will succeed in all he'll do, A boy like him - there are few, I - , 'Amway eff' A NJ' .xi ' ' A i i r, , , 9 g r XJ 'gf H I 'N :I , .IV , l li , ,, fflass of 55 'lf x , JF Swiderski, Carol Catherine - Carol - Lawyer's secretary JL, ,L Awfully charming and also petite, Not a very big package, but wonderfully ' sweet. Taylor, Christine Sale Chris Go to Hawaii Somebody said she was O. K. 4 bv So we echoed with a loud hooray. , Vw n -lu N , FJLJ' Thaler, David Thomas V I u n L Dave ' Electrical engineer We hope this boy receives nothing but praise, Happiness and success the rest of his days, A Thaler, Mar? Catherine , NFa1fy , C ' -TAirline hostess Ever happy, ever wise, Winning ways, sparkling eyes. 90 ., lv Stablein, John Edward HJack li Music Jack f' sires a music career, He will succeed - we have no fear. Stark, Richard Swan ll Organic chemistry Here's a toast to our boy, Rick, He's sure-'to become successful quick. Strucher, James C. lCJim I Enologist Continuing in friendships that started long ago, This faithful fellow - we're proud to know. Swenson, Jean Marie Peaches Be happy With blue eyes and blond hair. You can spot her anywhere. , 1 gm b ' ' . xi , ff' ? -lf! it Q sd - IAW ' s Q M D AI' ' TN Q, Thomas, Marvin Edwardlg f- Q? NQNYV , ' g H . ,fx .4 N . f X 'J . 'M - fi' 17 0 s Peanuts, the clown N. Q' , Ik, ' V 43, v 1 - ' Doctor ,M L, 'P' ' ' l i X. . Rah, Rah, Rah, Trojans fight, f X, J 5. .3 1 , . N Shouts our Peanuts with all his might. V 6' at , A .. U I ft vf---rf ' H Jlfhompsjon, .Taqfes Carlo X Y ' 1 Nj ,I N ., X ly' nxwgnf M -VX ,-5 . Playilproliiessi nalfbasebalg, X ,A A hanfiier feglxiow MQ negfgwfound, l , V. 3 . s ' Tfreresalway ifktnkw enlx -around. V yliff' LV MJ . Sxf 1 tal PV 'J ., gy. ,fi -1 . - li ,J-? , Af in X ' Tice, Charles Raymond f H, , uchuckn 'UV 'lg L14 ,iw E Get through college f J JHWL 1 gli? NY' 3. i . - , t,Q.,osf ' J P He's not a rowdy, not at all, N ' .. He's absolutely on the ball. -' K. t Tome, Lois Ruth 5 it ,QJF7 ' 'X f ,3 III-407' ' Join the Waves 'J L ' -al .,' - This little girl so quiet and shy, ,I ...Q She always attracts the eye. . ffi Class of '55 M ., it Torrance, Herbert Lewis , ,,. it, -Q ButCh j 'I' X ' ' , Join the Coast Guard Q 'IL L! i g He's finished high school as you see, ku Y L f g ' V Just stepping forth in highest glee., 4 H, Q X A - , 355 g Rx A 4 , H R - QC' , . 5 'K 1 . XX T gen,mlidl:va,rd Michael? v . ' i 6 , ' ,V K, Engineer C Q' A .0 A X K' Mike want to be an engineerr! - . 1 He'11 succeegwe ave no fear. A M UZ, , . fy LV W is lt, i , of zijn Trick, wayfieceraid ,Q 41 Ct ' , 1 Hot R H' ' To have coolestoguitom in Erie ' Farewe Dowell is his cry, , 3 K Now that g ' 's nigh. Trohoske, 'am Ronald L xY.,' t MB. 'X Pla colle football Sportsminded, handsorrg fun loving too, We all think he's great, daft you? ,r w f - k eg Wig 33 F-'Ile 'mi' X'----qi ,. f-'rv -., is T X . Urraro, Antionette Helen Toni Be a journalist Ton 's always on the go, Don't you think she's nice to know. Wander, Edward Michael Mike Play college football This handsome lad with spirit galore, Like this boy, there should be more. West, David William ' A V wa Levi 6: 'A Study law 4 h He jokes and laughs and seldom frowns Someday he 'll be a man of renown. .lx . Whitmire, Bobbie Jean ' Bobbie ' ' V ,Q A . ,W Nurse , 'Www she iea our band - ahead of them au, ' 5 This little lass with a southern drawl. .- 4 f 1 so a. , A, 'Q' h J ' . X Nl-Aix. -. - Xi is 'usa' ,ji T , Class of 55 Wingerter, Delores Del Physical Therapy This quiet gal, we call her Del Whate'er she does, she-'ll do it well. Woods, Dale Arden nwoody., A Be a farmer Although quietness makes this lad, As a farmer he'll not be sad. Yeager, Ernest Frank Ernie Electrical engineer A sharp dresser, but oh so shy, That's ,why we think he's one swell guy. 7 ' Zaunegger, Rita Marie , A Zaun To do my part to make the world a better Q place to live , Lots of friends, lots of fun, She'l1 stick to a job until it's done. 'fi y :iff -s.. 3 i I WWI it , Cao, Wi Volgstadt, George Michael George Join the Air Force This dark-haired lad with eyes of brown, Upon his face is ne 'er a frovsm. 'F NSF, N-iv' z'- f x --,af., , 1 , . 38 - ego.. Anis- L, -fl ,-ff 4P .4 T in ii .YL-12927 'N' -. , , .ff S1 -.,A-2' 1' X ' ,,5 -...L 3 1 i Qr :f,if2.2:f'?f.ge . g.. 1 ' X 'I ! S 4 .r YQ J he pw ,Y Ne- in wr' NH- , '?.69 1fi Q' fo f- E ,f 1 A' 3Ti9'fEf3h-4-'f V 5 fl' v -, - R- - ' M i V if S N x I 'TE as A svn '., .X 'L 3 ti . ,' .L IS, , ., fa Q X C x, ' ' . - -' 31 vo-09410-- .a - ' . xt'-. I Y ' ' A ' A V .i 7 if 1 x , ' -...1 an MJ Q--,s C tl C 4 1:-1 ' . , , -f'- lr- s .1 - - xv . ' P v g X . 1 ' . I I r V 3. , f me ,, i , , 'iw I A-' 2 A H., ' I Senior ADAMS, EDWARD - A cappella 45 Hub 15 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Football 1, 2,35 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 F. F. A. 2. AGNELLO, JOHN - Hub 15 Kaldron5 Varsity Club l,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Intramural 3. ALLSHOUSE, JANE - A cappella 45 Spanish Club 45 Hub l,2,3,45 Debate 2,3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Baccalaureate Usherette 35 Latin Club 25 Jr. Play Staff 3. AMES, CHARLOTTE - Spanish Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Debate 25 Y-Teens 1,35 Red Cross 35 Baccalaureate Usherette 35 Girls Chorus 1,25 Jr. Play Cast 35 Majorette 2,3,4. ANDERSON, LOIS - Hub 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. 2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 Jr. Play Usherette 35 Dramatics Club 45 Sr. Play Usherette 4, ARNDT, JOSEPH- Class Officer 1,45 Latin Club 25 Commencement Usher 35 NHS 4, Officer5 Library Club 2,3,45 Kaldron Editor5 Spanish Club 4. ARNOLD, JOHN - Pep Band 2.3,45 Band 2,3,4. BAINBRIDGE, CHARLES-A cappella 1,25 Varsity Club 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Basketball 15 Golf 1,2,3,4. BEHRINGER, GRETCHEN - Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45G.A.C. 1,2,3,4. BENNER, JANET - Majorettes l,2,3,4, co-leader 15 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Kaldron 45 G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Jr. Play Staff 35 Spring Concert l,2. BJALME, SALLY - A cappella 45 Hub 3,45 Kaldron 45 F.H.A. 15 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. 2,3,45 Girls Chorus 35 Jr. Play Committee 35 Operetta Committee 35 Dramatics Club 45 Baccalaureate Choir 35 Student Council 4. BLOOMWELL, BERNICE - Spanish Club 45 G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Baccalaureate Usherette 35 Girls Chorus 1,25 Y-Teens l,2,3,4. BOWERS, GLEN - F.F.A. 1,25 Jr. Play Cast 35-Stage Crew 4. BRADY, SAMUEL - Red Cross 3, Officer5 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Kaldron 45 Jr. Play Committee 35 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Stage Crew 4. BROCIOUS, RONALD - Football 2,3,45 A cappella 25 Varsity Club 2,3,4. BRODE, EDWARD - Football manager 45 Class Officer 45 Chairman of Minstrel Show. BROWN, VERNON - varsity Club l,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3.45 i-ii-Y 1.2.35 oou 3.45 Hub 4, xaidron 4. BURNS, MARDA - F.H.A. 45 G.A.C. 45 Y-Teens 4. Transfer from Geneva. CASSELL, DAVID - Spanish Club 45 Hub 3,45 Kaldron 45 Varsity Club 35 Latin Club 25 Intramurals 3,4. CLARK, RICHARD - Spanish Club 35 Kaldron 45 Jr. Play Cast 35 Com- mencement Usher 3. COLE, BARBARA - Red Cross 25 Majorettes l,2,3,45 G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens1,2,3,4. CONNER, VIRGINIA - A cappella 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Hub 2,3,45 Kaldron 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C.5 Baccalaureate Choir 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Pep Club 3. COPEN, KENNETH - A cappella 2,3,45 Operetta 25 Football 2,35 Varsity Club 2,35 Stage Crew 3,45 Auditorium Club 4, Officer. CORBOY, CATHRYN - Student Council 3,45 A cappella 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Hub 3,45 His, Mgr. 45 Kaldron 45 F.T.A. 3,4, Officer 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4, Officer 35 G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Red Cross 1,45 Baccalaureate Usherette 35 Latin Club 2, Orchestra 15 Pep Club 35 Operetta 4. COURTNEY, MARY LOU - Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. 2,3,45 Majorette 2,3, 45 Kaldron 4, Dramatic Club 4, Officer5 All Star Game 3,45 Latin Club 3. CROSS, SUSAN - Student Council l,2,3,4, Officer 45 A cappella 3,4, Of- ficer 3.45 Spanish Club 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. 1,2,3,4, Officer 35 N.H.S. 3,45 Commencement Usherette 35 Girls Chorus 25 Operetta 3,45 Cheerleading 3,45 Hub 3,45 Red Cross 4. CROSS, RICHARD - Football 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Basketball l,2,45 Kaldron 45 Hi-Y 15 Varsity Club l,2,3,45 A cappella 3,45 Officer 45 Oper- etta 3,45 Class Officer 25 Red Cross l5 Intramurals 3. CURTISS, HALDEN - Band 1,2,3,4. CURTISS, THOMAS - Student Council 15 Progiection Club 1,2,35 Red Cross 2, Varsity Club 2,45 Football 2,3,45 F.F.A. 1.2, Officer 2. D'AMICO, ROSALYN - Hub 3,4, Head Typist 45 Kaldron 45 Y-Teens l,2, 3,45 G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Commercial Club 4, Officer5 Commencement Usher- ette 35 Jr. Play Staff 35 Sr. Play Usherette 45 N. H. S. 3,4, Officer 45 Prom Committee 35 Class Officer 4. DeLONG, JAMES - Hub 45 Band 3,4. DENNISON, SHIRLEY - Spanish Club 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. 1,25 Commercial Club 45 Jr. Play Usherette 3. DETWILER, ALICE - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. DICKEY, JACK - Varsity Club 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Hub 45 F.T.A. 4. DISCHER, BRUCE - Kaldron 45 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 45 Red Cross 45 Dramatics Club 45 Jr. Play Cast 3,45 Hall Patrol 1. EDEEN, MARIA - A cappella 3,45 Y-Teens 2,45 Commercial Club 45 Girls Chorus 25 Jr. Play Cast 35 Operetta 3,45 Baccalaureate Choir 2,3,4. ERDELY, WILLIAM - Mixed Chorus 35 A cappella 4. ETTER, KENNETH - A cappella5 Latin Club. FAUSTINE, JUDITH - Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. 1,2,3,4. FERGUSON, NORMAN - Football 2,35 Basketball l5 Varsity Club 3. FICKENWORTH, SUZANNE - Y-Teens 15 Red Cross 15 Pep Club 3. FLORY, JEANETTE - Dramatics 45 Y-Teens 45 G.A.C. 4. Transfer from Virginia. FUGATE, BEVERLY- A cappella 45 Spanish Club 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Girls Chorus l,2,35 Latin Club 2. GALLAGHER, MARY - A cappella 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 2,3,45 Operetta 45 Dramatics Club 4. GORELIKOW, NINA - G.A.C. 45 Y-Teens 45 F.l'l.A. 4. HAGMANN, EILEEN - Student Council 2,45 A cappella 3,4, Officer 45 Kaldron 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Officer 2,35 G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 Girls Chorus 1,25 Jr. Play Cast 35 Operetta 3,45 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Baccalaureate Choir 2,3,4. HALLER, DONALD - Jr. Play Cast 3. HAMILTON, LARRY - Orchestra 2,3,4. HARTLEY, MURRAY - Varsity Club 15 Band 15 Baseball 15 Basketball 15 Hi-Y 2,3. HAUCK, PATRICIA - Commercial 4. HAWLEY, WALTER - Kaldron 4. Transfer from East. HEIDECKER, ETHEL - Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.C. 25 Girls Chorus 2. HEIMBURG, STUART - F.F.A. 1,2,35 Stage Crew 3. HERHOLD, RAYMOND - Kaldron 45 Jr. Play Cast 35 Stage Crew 4. HOUGH. SHIRLEY - A cappella 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Commercial 45 Girls Chorus 1,25 Operetta 35 Baccalaureate Choir 2,3. HUZINEC, PATRICIA - Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 Jr. Play Staff 3. JOHNSON, CONSTANCE - Student Council 3,45 A cappella 45 Hub 3,45 Kaldron 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. 2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 Girls Chorus 35 Jr. Play Staff 35 Operetta Staff 3. ' JOHNSON, DOROTHY - G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Majorettes 3,4. JOHNSON, ELIZABETH- Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. 1,2,45 Commercial Club 45 Majorette 2,3,4, Officer 45 Prom Committee 35 Jr. Play Usher- ette 3. KALLENBACH, DALE - Projection Club 2,3,4, Officer 45 J. V, Football 15 Stage Crew 45 A cappella 4. KARRFALT, ALLISON - Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Kaldron 45 Or- chestra 45 Dramatics Club 45 District Orchestra 45 District Band 4. KEELER, JOHN- Student Council 2,3,4, Officer 45 A capella 45 Kaldron 45 Jr. Play Cast 35 Latin Club 25 Pep Band 45 Band l,2,3,45 Class Officer 35 Hi-Y 25 District Band 35 Dance Band 3,4. KING, NANCY- Student Council 35 A capella 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Baccalaureate Choir 2,3,45 Girls Chorus 1,25 Operetta 3.4. KINTZ, ROBERT- A capella 25 Hub l,2,3,45 Kaldron 45 Library 1,2,3,4, Officer 45 Red Cross 3,4, Officer 45 Baccalaureate Usher 35 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 4, Officer 45 Hi-Y 25 Class Officer 4. LEIBOLD, KENNETH - Red Cross 15 Baccalaureate Usher 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Football 3,4. LEONARD, MARJORIE - Y-Teens 45 G.A.C. 45 Prom Committee 3. LINDQUIST, CAROLYN - Library Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.C. 1, 2,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Commencement Usherette 35 Girls Chorus l,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Operetta l,2,3,4. IDGIE, JAMES - Student Council 3,45 Kaldron 45 Football 25 Golf 35 Class Officer 25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,35 Play Staff 3, Prom Committee 35 Commencement Usher 35 Hub5 Intramural.