Meadville Area High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1936 volume:

5+f,gSg2.. K Y ,P L, ,A .w U., . f. , . 5- mu V V 1 K - uf- r,---gtg, .X x gi-fg 5 122 if TY lx Q. 1, . 3 . , f 5 32 'x gn. A H -,,, , Ya . ! ,J U J . ff, , -.il ' a ,E I+' YS' ,NS N Y , N ff' The Red and Black Published by THE STUDENTS OF MEADVILLEXHIGH SCHOOL , Meadville, Pennsylvania 1936 VGQN A 4S W 7ff' , :.L kkkk kk k : . K L N . . ix -4 DEDI T10 To NIEADVILLE . . . . . . Our city, our honieg whose many generations have passed through our High School halls, helping and being helpedg whose fine men and women have been and are a constant inspiration to us, and whose sons and daughters will ever continue to uphold her standards, we, the Seniors of Meadville High School, faithfully dedicate this book. Q nonlocal esee so eeee e so 1 ELEANOR CARIPRELI. Organization Editor RIEIIARD WHIPPLE Advertising Mazinger ROIIERTA NICCORMICK Editor-in-Chief JEAN HANAIIAN Sophomore Editor ADALOU RANDALL Freshman Editor ROBERT SHERMAN Asst. Advertising Manager PAULINI: FIX Fcaturc Editor NIARY HEALEY Asst. Feature Editor BIARYBELLE CRAWFORD Asst. Freshman Editor FACULTY COMMITTEE GEORGE NOELIT Asst. Business Manager .IOSEPHINE INGRAHAM Asst. Organization Editor XVILLIAM BAINIIRIDGE Business M an agcr CARMON CRANDALL Assistant Senior Editor ELAINE LEONE Senior Editor NEIL ROHA Sports Editor Domus XVILLITTS Junior Editor VIRGINIA GARDNER Asst. Sophomore Editor BLANCHE DAIIRY Assistant Junior Editor ISABELLE CARROLL RUTHERFORD PORTER ALICE COYER DOROTHY KERR . ,J THE FACULTY WARREN P. NORTON, Superintendent ,X L, if EDERI P0 I Principal FV. AFFANTRANGER, ALLEINE . . Business Tra' Ing, Commercialx Ceography BARNHART, E. L. , . . Chemistry, Coach, Sponsor of Activities Club BENDER, ALBERT ........ Biology, Coach Track Team BOND, MARY L ..... . . Geometry, Orchestra and Glee Club BORRUEILL, DOROTH ,Q , . f . . . Algebra CAREY, Ross S. . . ' V169 -'P -.- Problems Q, emocracv, Band Leader CARROLL, TSABELLE . I ocial,6TzHrman, History CONNELL, PHYLLIS M. . English, Public Speaking, Sponsor of Make-up Club COYER, ALICE ...C . Shorthand, Business Training Cominercial Law DAUGHERTY, MARGARET LLOQA. L Qglvfpuf. A -f. 45,95 . English DENIAISON, ADELAIDE 2 ' . J .......... English DOWDELL, XVANDA . , A . . . , A .... English DREIBELBIS, PAUL . . History, Assistant Track Coach DULIN, ELIZABETH . .... Domestic Science HAMILTON, LILLIAN . ..... History HOTSON, HELEN . . Latin KELSAY, RUTH , ..... . English KERR, DOROTHY . ....,.... English KING, ELIZABETH . , English, French, Sponsor of French Club MARCH, CAREY . . General Science, Sponsor of Pundits MCKAY, ELEANOR . . History, Problems of Democracy MITCHELL, DALLAS . . . . Biology, General Science MURRAY, CHESTER , ..,. Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping NELSON, ALAN ..,,.. Mechanical Drawing, Manual Training PORTER, RUTHERFORD . General Mathanietics, Algebra, Sponsor Junior Hi-Y PRENATT, GRACE . . . , . en , Sponsor of National Honor Society REMLER, ADELAIDE , . . ....,. Latin RUMMEL, VERA .... . . . , . Physical Education SCHERMERHORN, LOTTIE S . . . English SMALLENBERGER, GERTRUDE . Civics STAINBROOK, ELTON . . . .... Art STAMBAUGH, EDNA ,... . Typing, Shorthand THEURET, RALPH , 4 .A . V, . . . Physics TIFFANY, ADA . 660141 775 . W ' .... English TRIOLA, CARL . . . .V . . Gymnasium, Hygiene WALP, FAYETTA . . . . Typing, Bookkeeping WILLIABIS, NIARION . , . ....... History BOARD OF DIRECTORS MR. ANDREW J. LOGAN ,,.... President - MR. HARRY E. FABEL . . . Vice President MR. ROBERT X. BROWN . , . Secretary MR. GEORGE EIFFERT 'MR. ROBERT A. HENDERSON DR. VINCENT G. HAWKEY MRS. MARGARET PRATHER . MR. L. E. VVHITING The Book of Memories Youth stands before a precipice, And bending o'er, looks down, Views eagerly the distant scene, Of future fame and past renown. The future lies before him With all its charm and lure, And yet he hesitates to leap, For the footing is not sure. He calls to mind his high-school days, And sadly dwells upon The carefree hours so gayly spent, And the happy days now gone. To-morrow holds adventure, It needs enthusiasm, His spirit boundsfand yet withdraws, How wide, how deep the chasm! Some far-off voice intervenes, To life you must succumb, Look backward in the past no more, Time for that in years to comef, Fear and doubt have Hed before A courage newly found, A book of memories in his hand, He takes the leap profound. The hook of memories, yes, his annual, Which now he holds but lightly, Will some day something precious be, Which he will treasure rightly. One far-off day in years to come, Will be a time he'll backward look, Recall the past, regain his youth, By looking through his old year-book. .A GRADUATES of 1936 NEIL ACKERMAN Anticipated achievement: Hunting in Africa. ALENA ADAMS Anticipated achievement: To move to town. Q E ZABETH ALDRICH Anticipated achievement: Wife of the county judge. Activities: President Home Room, 4: National Honor Society, 4: Assistant Editor Hillside Eye, 2 tVernon high school paper.l PEARLE ALLEN Anticipated achievement: Governess. MARY BELLE AMY Anticipated achievement: For bigger and b e t t e r grangesl I JOSEPH ANSELMO Anticipated achievement: Manager of all-American football team. Activities: Mgr. of basketball, 3, 4-3 Mgr. of football, 4: Golf, 3, 4: H. R. athletic director, 3: H. R. captain, 4. K ,. VIRGINIA ARTHURS Anticipated achievement: Prima-donna. 5 Activities: Y Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: Monitor, 2, 3, 4: Secretary and Treas- urer of H. R., 4: Young Republicans, I, 2. THOMAS AYLSWORTH Anticipated iachievement: To lead a parade. WILLIAM BAINBRIDGE Anticipated achievement: Chiropodist. Activities: Home Room Officer, Bas- ketball, Track, Social Chair- man, 3, 4: Bus. Mgr., An-- nual, 45 All Hands 'On Deck, 4-. ALETA BALDWIN Anticipated achievement: Missionary. Activities: H. R. President, 33 Chap- lain, 4-3 Forensic League Contest-Declamation. I MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL JAMES BALDWIN Anticipated achievement: Butcher. A Activities: Basketball, 3, 4: Vice Presi- dent H. R., 43 National Honor Society, 4. RUTH BALDWIN Anticipated achievement: Congresswoman. Xctivities: Clee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council, lg Squad Leader, 2, 43 Library Club, 2, '3g National Honor So- ciety, 4: Senior Six, 4. EV ELYN BANTZ Anticipated achievement: Another Madame Curie. Activities: Erie Academy, 1, 2, 3: Charm School, 4. BRUCE BARACKMAN Anticipated achievement: To sail the seven seas. Activities: Co-chairman Senior Ban- quet: Stage Crew: Hi-Y, Senior Sixg Columnist-Red and Blacki'i1Ve'1vs. ' GORDON BARRETT Anticipated achievement: Principal at Edinboro High JUNE BARROWS Anticipated achievement Coiliure expert. N. . ilk JAMES BARTON .Anticipated achievement Lawrence Tihbett's under study. Activities: Stage Crew Review: Christ mas Program: State Soloist - Q ,sx,JL1f0 BERNARD BATTAGLIA Anticipated achievement An author. X WILLIAM BARNHAIHDI 5 xqlb Anticipated achievement: Another Einstein. Activities: Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4: Aero Club, 1, 25 Pundit Club, 4: School Plays, 2, 3: National Honor Society, 4, Debate Team, 3, 4g Home Room President, 4. ' DOROTHY BECK Anticipated achievement To master Caesar. .ls J GRADUATES of 1936 K ff 'ww ee-ti L ELIZABETH ANN BENSON Anticipated achievement: French designer. Activities: Tri-Hi-YQ Charm School, 4. MARY BICUSIAK Anticipated achievement: Dietitian. Activities: Current Events Clubg Dra- matic Clubg Glee Club. .Msgs tcp 1 ELEANOR BITTLES Anticipated achievement: Famous violinist. I i KENNETH BLOOD Anticipated achievement: Selling pure purina chowsf' K. , Vx. 'DIWL CL 5- fr E 5 BERNETA BOGARDUS Anticipated achievement: Editor of The Kerrtown Us FREDERICK BOWES Anticipated achievement: Major Bowes the second Activities: Chaplain, Home Room. VIRGINIA BRADISH Anticipated achievement: Stenographer. BERNARD BRADLEY Anticipated achievement: President of Bradley Sports Co. MYRON BRADLEY Anticipated achievement: In business with Bernard GERALDINE BREED Anticipated achievement: A pop mixer. Activities: Buglerf' Activities: Vernon High School, 23 Re- porter on Hillside Eye, 29 Vice President Home Room, 33 Glee Club. 4. V Dramatics President, lg Red and Black News, 1, 2g Home Room President, 4-3 Puppet Club, 23 Once in a Life- time lCommitteel, 23 Glee Club, 1. L I 1 as MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BUZANNE BREWER Antici ated achievement' p . Superintendent of Academy of Fine Arts. Activities: Republican Club, 1: Dra- matics Club, 1, 2, 3: Library Club, 2: Squad Leader, 1, 2: Home Room Secretary, 1, 2: Home Room President, 4: Play Production Staff, 1, 2. 43 Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y Vice President, 4: Newspaper, 4: Senior Will. RURIC BRIGGS Anticipated achievement: Star trackman. Activities: Track, 3. ELEANOR M. BROWN Anticipated achievement: President's Secretary of Fin- ance. Activities: Secretary and Treasurer, H R., 1: Squad Leader, 1: Car- nival, 1, 4: Once in a Life- time, 2: Vice President H. R., 2: Dramatics Club, 3: Growing Pains, 3: Tri-Hi 7' 1, 3, 4-. it, was P Q: K4 :w,.,X T-i YN' M FLORA BROWN Anticipated achievement: Manager at Murphy's. DOROTHY CALL Anticipated achievement: .lust a plain little girl. .SY jk --,F ell I' I K CWC, HENRY CATLIN Anticipated achievement: Moving picture producer. JENNY CERVONE Anticipated achievement: To be with Barnum and Bailey. Activities: Glee Club: Circus: Carni- val: May Day: Basketball. G C A 9-.. X Q OJAJX-JCB! V, 'r fxyixr' CARL CHENEY Anticipated achievement: Coach at Harvard Activities: Football, 2, 3: Co-captain, 4. FRANCES CHMURA Anticipated achievement: Hair designer for Vogue. Activities: Glee Club. SX X. .,., , KMA .. -xlflx Lxix DELORES CLAFFEY Anticipated achievement: U Pipe organ player. Activities: Circus: Glee Club, 1, 2: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3: Squad Leader, 2: Home Room Sec- retary, 2: Home Room , Chaplain, 4. 9 GRADUATES of11936 EILEEN CLAY Anticipated achievement: f CHESTER COULTER E- . Anticipated achievement: U. S. Ambassador to Lithu ania. Activities: ' Football Manager, 1, 2, 3: Basketball Manager, 1, 2, 3: Track Manager, 1, 2, 3: R Block M. Club, 3: H. Sunday School teacher. - President, 2, 3. MARY CONSTANTINOV ICH Anticipated achievement: To teach people how to pro- IIOIIIICC llEI' Dame. X K.. t 4 - Iii EARL COPELAND Anticipated achievement: Writing features for New York Sun. . FJ ' DOROTHY CORNELIUS Anticipated achievement: Founder of a Little Colonel boarding school. Activities: Loronta High School, 1, 2, 3: Girl Reserves, 4: H. R. Vice President, 4: H. R. Secretary, 4. RALPH COSTA Anticipated achievement: To gain the fame that Dempsey had. Activitiesz' Q f, H. R. President, 33' Junior Basketball: Athletic Club: H. R. Basketball, 2, 3, 4-5 Golf Team, 3, 4. . Q K N is ROSEMARY COWDEN Anticipated achievement: Secretary to John D. Pebble- feller. Activities: A Student Council: Journal- ism Clubig Tri-Hi-Y Club Secretary: Vice President H. R.: President H. R. . K ESTHER CRAIG A Anticipated achievement: Dunno. . Activities: Chaplain, 1. L -L Npfmslf' CARMON CRANDALL Anticipated achievement: Milkman's daughter-in-law. Activities: Circus, 1: Squad Leader, 1, 2: Athletic Carnival, 2, 4: Growing Pains, 3: H. R. Officer, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper, 4: Annual, 4: May Day, 3. A HELEN CRAWFORD Anticipated achievement: Politician. Activities: V Students' Day Teacher, 3, 4: Debate, 2: H. R. Vice Presi- dent, 3: Staif Production of Play, 4: National Honor Society, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, Treas- urer, 3, 4: Senior.Banquet, 4,1,,Tri-Hi.Y,,C1ub, 2, 3, 4. MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL N Aff' A JOHN DALE I Anticipated achievement: I Another Babe Ruth. MARGARET DAVENA Activities: .Anticipated achievement: Senior Six. To live happily ever after. Qx Q Y TONY DAMICO Anticipated achievement: MARIE DAVERN To meet Greta Garbo. Anticipated achievement: Activities: To sing abroad.. Junior Dramatics, 2: Foot- Activities: ball, 1. Glee Club. JULIA DANIELS Anticipated achievement: K' M X Physical Ed. instructor. xi Activities: New Richmond High School, DOROTHY DAVIS 1, 2, 33 VOHCYIJHH TCHHI, 1, Anticipated achievement: 2, 3. . Marriage. BURTON DANIELS MILDRED DEARBORN Ami0IP3f9d 3ChiCVCYllCHl1 Anticipated achievement: To train lions. Practical housekeeping. I 1' ,f I iRENE DE Jo1A Anticipated achievement: CHARLES DAUGHTREY Run a style shop. Anticipated achievement: Activities: To be a Dayo.', CIDYEJI Glee Club: Junior Demo Activities: cratic Club: Athletic Club: Once in a Lifetime. Senior Chorus. 11 'X . 2 I 4.1 111 GRADUATES of 1936 DOROTHY DENNISON Anticipated achievement: To have a good time. Activities: Home Room Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club. - Sr -J' ROBERT DE ROSS Anticipated achievement: To become a movie actor. Activities: Home Room Secretary, lg A Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: Prom. Com- mittee, 3. JOHN DE SANTIS .Anticipated achievement: Golf champ. x RUTH DIEHL Anticipated achievement: EDNA DILLAMAN Anticipated achievement: Beauty expert. Activities: Make-up Club. . . I .- BETTY DRAKE ,'i,.f-' Anticipated achievdfrient: A To be Green. Activities: Student Council, lg Orches- Lra, 1, 2, 3: Bird and Tree Club, 35 Tri-Hi-Y Club, Chaplain, 3, 4: Young Re- publican Club, 3: Oliice Practice, 4: National Honor Society, 4-. BRUCE DUNN Anticipated achievement: To fly around the world. Activities: Home Room Vice President, lg Aero Club, 2: Track, 3. t 1-,tm x'-A 'A To can pickles. KATHRYN EBI-'LS ' Activities, Anticipated achievement: Vice President, Home Room, Manufacturer of 8135311 2: Athletic Director, 3. clocks. CLAYTON DILLAMAN ELLA ELLIS Anticipated achievement: To be announced later. Anticipated achievement: Dress designer. t ,g MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL K I Q 7 .xfi-f ' MADELYN ERVIN Anticipated achievement: School teacher. Activities: New Richmond High School, I, 2, 3: Home Room Oliicer. 4-. JULIAN ERVINE Anticipated achievement: To get an A in bluiiing. l MADELINE EULIANO Anticipated achievement: She won't tell. Activities: Glee Club: Library Club: Senior Chorus. MARIE EULIANO Anticipated achievement: To snap gum. ,JJ MARIAN FASIG Anticipated achievement: Running Carnegie Library. Activities: Glee Club: Junior Demo- cratic Club: French Club. BEN FERER Anticipated achievement: To write headlines. JANE FERRIS 'Anticipated achievement: To be 'iFrenchie. Lx Q EDWARD FIELD Anticipated achievement: Taking the senior class '45 through Africa. Activities: Home Room President. XIX ,H A f 8 PAULINE FIX .Anticipated achievement: Social Editor, Ladies Home Journal. Activities: Junior Dramatics, 1, 2: Newstaff, 2, 3, 4-g Once in a Lifeti1ne, : Charm School : All Hands on Deck g Home Room Oiiicer, I, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Glee Club. REXFORD GANSTER Anticipated achievement: To own a gun. Activities: Vernon High School, 2: Annual, 4. 13 GRADUATES of 1936 J, i ,l , '. OENEVIEVE GEHRLEIN N Anticipated achievement: X gy Wife of the President. XJ Activities: Home Room Chaplain: Ju- MARJORIE CRINDROD nior Dramatics Club, 2g Na- Anticipated achievement: tional Honor Society, 4 Senior Six, 4. Editor of Good Housekeep ing. f Li BERYL GLANCY MARY JAYNE GROUNDS Anticipated achievement: To milk cows. A V Anticipated achievement: Secretary to the Major. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, 4. Y J x . 1 K X HARRIET GLEASOFJ Anticipated achievement: ,, MARY CUENTHER To lie malmii of an iii-, Anticipated achievement: phanage. Afitfffss- Activities: Activities: glee Club, 2, 3? Library Home Room Officer: Glee Cliili, 33 National Honor Club: Monitor: Dramatic Society, 4. Club' PAUL GREEN Anticipated achievement: To hunt drakes. Activities: Q Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4-g Pundit Club, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3: Band, 2, 33 Dramatics Club, 3g Na tional Honor Society, 4-g Student Council, 1: Boys Athletic Director, 3, 4. DONALD CREGG Anticipated achievement: Chemist. V DE MARA HALL Anticipated achievement: A sailor boy. GLADYS HALL Anticipated achievement: To swim English Channel. MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL '-N..,?.i MARLIN HART Anticipated achievcmcnt: To beat. Activities: Home Room Captain, 2: Home Room Oiiicer, 2, 3, 4. N.f HARRY HALL Anticipated achievement: Juggler. Activities: V ice President Home Room, 3: Aero Club. HERBERT HALL Anticipated achievement: Printer. X , YN JW I. BERNARD HAMILTON Anticipated achievement: To be thin. Activities: President Senior Class, ku, .P K 'PJ . . HOWARD HART Anticipated achievement Theater proprietor. Activities: 4. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Track, 1, 2, 3: Home Room Presi- dent, 2. GENEVIEVE HAYS Anticipated achievement: To make hay while the sun shines. Activities: National Honor Society ' 4 ',.f ,.,aJ', ' MARY HEALEY Anticipated achieve I : Playwright. Activities: A Home Room President, 3 -1- C a p t a i n Applejack, 3 Growing Pains, 3: Charm School, 4g All Hand on e Deck fauthorl, 4-g Cheer leader, 3, 4-g Orchestra, 1 Z 3: Annual, 4. PNN- S- fer. LLOYD HEATH Anticipated achievement: Allegheny debate coach Activities: Debate Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Dra matic Club, 1, 2: Track 1 Latin Club, 1, 2: Red and Black N ews. X., HELEN HECKER Anticipated achievement: Agent for G. E. WILLIAM HECKER Anticipated achievement: To own a roadster. rv T Y TCTYYTT- vYnYY7i ASW GRADUATES of 1936 .X X ND CHARLES HIPPLE Anticipated achievement: A. and P. manager. Activities: HENRY HECKMAN Home Room Oilicer, 1, 3: Anticipated achievement: Aihieiic Director, 43 xfolley. To tour Asia. ball, 4, SN T K f V A I 4 Y, 1. , 1- ' BETTY HIBBARD Anticipated achievement: JOSEPH IIHEGERL T0 he HH A-1 Clerk- Anticipated achievement: Activities: To be a traveling salesman. Student Council, 1g Vice Activities: PTCSMCM Home ROODI, 13 Technical High Schoclg Hi- Basketball, 2. Y: Pirates' Gold. K K if 'NNIN-'xi ,X Q K sew, 3, . fl. - s , C, DOROTHYANNE HOHENSTEIN ELIZABETH HIGBY .Anticipated achievement: Anticipated achievement: NUTS?- Dressmaker. Activities I Activities: x Circus, lg Home Room Oili- .lunior Dramatics, 1g Glee CBT, 1, 2, 44 Junior Dra- Club, 2g Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4g matics, 1, 2g Republican Home Room Oliiccr, 3, 4. Clllb, 1, 2? Tl'i'Hi'Y, 4- ' 'N --V, . -. - icfs V- N aw, my gl T 1 1 MARTHA HOLLERN Anticipated achievement: LUCU-LE HILL To see the sunrise. Anticipated achievement: Activities: T0 See ihe 5011311 5935- Junior Democratic Club, 1g Activities: .lunior Dramatics, 13 Vice Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4g Home Room Presidem Home Room, 13 Oliicer, 2, 4g Girl Reserves, Hume R,-,Om Secretary, gg 13 -llll1i01' DTHHIHUCS, 1- 6'0nce in a Lifetime. Q MARY ELIZABETH HILLS JOSEPH HORNSTEIN Anticipated achievement: Anticipated achievement: Running a bakery. To be an undertaker. 16 MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL DOROTHY JAMES 9' . . . Crjvlkr Anticipated achievement: 'NNN To be a musician. Activities: ' Dramatic Club, 13 Glee Club, 1: Honor Roll: May BETTY HOUGH Day, 3: Carnival, 4: An- 1 AI1IiCip8iCd 8Chi6VCIl10lll1 nouncement Card Commit- To drive an automobile. L tee,'4,' A ' H .W fc W sg . tk, V , GAYLORD JANNOT Anticipated achievement: To be a mail carrier. ROY HUBER Activities: Anticipated achievement: President and Vice Presi. To build a fortress. dem Hgmg Rgoln. X. ge , . . 1. a-lfpif-ff .- LAVERNE JENNINGS Anticipated achievement: To be a photographer. Activities: RUTH HURLEY Bird Tree Club, 3: Vernon Anticipated achievement: High School, 25 Hillside To sail around the world. Eye Editor, 2. fl X , ,,l ,c Q 5 'i ii A N5 liictf L ,Neff f 1 f f 1' X JOVEPHINE ri,s1'cRAHA1x1 a,,,..,,,f,,,,... . :-A K 0Anticipated achievement: President D. A. R. QUINTON JOHANNESMEYER Activities: ,Anticipated achievement: Glee Club, 2g Junior Dra- To run a news stand. matics, 2: Chaplain, 3: Tri- ACliViti8Sr Hi.Y, 35 All Hands Q11 Home Room Officer: Home Deck, 4: Annual, 4. ROUIH BHSkCIbBll, 2- f' ,yy . ' W, J r. . .J,- , :3A,.l'L,,i A ,,' HELEN JAHN 4' Anticipated achievement: Camp director, Activities: Glee Club: Democratic FLORENCE JOHNSTON Club: Home Room Presi- Anticipated achievement: dent, 4. Builder-upper. 17 MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 'xfrw 1 C' IRENE JONES Anticipated achievement: Kindergarten teacher. X A .mt RUTH JONES Anticipated achievement: Parler francais. Q'N 5 .. J. .Q , c D-XVID KAHLER Anticipated achievement: Olympic ice skating champ. MERLE KAHLER Anticipated achievement: Banker. Activities: 4 Captain Home Room: Treas- urer Home Room: Science Club: Boys' Glee Club. - i 4 if ANN KAPANACK Anticipated achievement:f To see President Roosevelt. WILLIAM KEILBAUGH Anticipated achievement: Making touchdowns. Activities: Football. 4-g Senior Six. LUCILLE KEPLER ' Anticipated achievement :X To own a hotel. fe Activities: ' Glee Club, 3, 43 Home Room Captain, 4: Vice President Home Room, 4. HAROLD KIGHTLINGERI Anticipated achievement: Editor of lovelorn column. Activities: Red and Black News, 2, 3g .lournalism Cluh, 2: Home Room Officer, 2, 3, 4-g Sci- ence Club, 3: Junior Dra- matics, 35 Hi-Y, 4. GEORGE KING Anticipated achievement: King of Ethiopia. ROBERT KOSANOVIC Anticipated achievement: Living advertisement for collegiate clothes. ffib .V . i Q MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL X fx Cx t-,2,,E i LILLIAN KOTOWSKI Anticipated achievement: To play volleyball. Activities: Athletic Carnival, 4. RICHARD KUEHNER Anticipated achievement: Latin translater. Activities: Senior Six. 'sa X IRGINIA KULICK Anticipated achievement: Society life. Activities: Home Room Oilicer, 1, 2: Girls' Athletic Director, 2: Glee Club, 1. . EVA LADDS li O Anticipated achievement: Tennis champion. Activities: Franklin High School, 1, 2: Captain Freshman Basket- ball Team, 1: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: Captain Sophomore Basketball, 2: Girl Reserve, 3, 4: Home Room Athletic Director, 3, 4. MARIAN LESHER Anticipated achievement: To talk more. DONALD LEMON Anticipated achievement: To own a fruit stand.. : , N I NSQAL ELAINE LEONE 'C Anticipated achievemeht: Pedagogue. 5 - O A i Activities: Home Room Secretary, 1, 3: Junior Dramatics, 1: Junior Democratic Club, 2: Tri-Hi- Y, 2, 3: Red and Black News, 1: Annual, 4: Once in a Lifetime, 2: Athletic Carnival, 2, 4. PAUL LOESCH Anticipated achievement: To join Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. Activities: Band and Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4: Hi'Y, 3, 4: Home Room Officer, 4: Business Manager of Plays. ROBERT LONGLEY Anticipated achievement: To lead, the Little German Band. Activities: -K Band: Orchestra: Home Room Ollicer. .IUYNE LOWERS Anticipated achievement: Manicurist. 19 Anticipated achievement: GRADUATES of 1936 KATHRYN LYSOW SKI Anticipated. achievement: To speak Chinese. Q5 PHILIP MAHONEY Anticipated achievement: To be a nose twitcher. JOSEPH MARCECA Painful dentist. CHARLES MARSH Anticipated achievement: To be swamped. 4 .f Af X CLEO McCA1N Anticipated achievement: To own a confectionery shop. GLADYS McCALL K Anticipated achievement: To knit. N , I x 1 ROBERTA McCORMICK Anticipated achievement: The glass of fashion, the :mold of 'form. X . Activities: X . Circus, 1: Latin Club, 1: Squad Leader, 1, 2: Athletic Carnival, 1, 2: Once in a Lifetime , Glee Club, 1: Jr. Dramatics, 1: Annual, 2g Editor of Annual, 4: H. R. Officer, 2, 4: Captain Ap- plejack g Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3: Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, 4: .Newspa- per, 3: Editor of Newspaper, 4 ' Growin Pains 1 S a Quill and Scroll, 3, 4: Trib une Correspondent, 4. HELEN MCKELV EY Anticipated achievement Activities: Senior Six. N ARTHUR MASON Anticipated achievement: Taxi-cab driver. AClij'i'ieSf ADDIE MCMILLEN HPY' 2' 35 Aero Club' 1' 2' Anticipated achievement: 3: Home Room Captain, 4: To raise melonsu Stage Crew Charm School, Activities: 4. Make-up Class. X , 9 Head of Ladies' Aid Society ,A ,R MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL JEAN MEAD Anticipated achievement: To turn Senior meetings in- to debate contests. Activities: Vice President of Home Room, 4: president of Sopho- more Class in Vernon: Treasurer Home Room, 1: Reporter for Hillside Eye, 2: lfrom Vernon.l ALVIN MESARCH Anticipated achievement: To advise the President. i ..--S ANITA 1t11LLEHfQ J Anticipated achievement: .Ioe Penner the second. Activities : Treasurer of Girl Reserves, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4-3 All Hands on Deck, 4. ANNA MILLER .K -- N' l Anticipated achievement :Rf Athlete. Activities: ' Freshman Committee, lg Student Council, 1: Squad Leader, 2, 3: Athletic Car- nival, 4-. CLYDE MILLER Anticipated achievement: To get a Steere. Activities: Junior Prom. Committee. v- QQ J EAN MILLER Anticipated achievement: To lead an orchestra. Activities: Commercial Course: Class Vice President, 3. KENNETH MILLER Anticipated achievement To be a bachelor. N. I Q . B md V2 STELLA MILLER Anticipated achievement To stay a blond. WILFRED MILLER Anticipated achievement Stepping out. Activities: Track, I, 2, 3, 4: ice President of Home Room 4: Hi-Y, 4. STELLA MITCHELL Anticipated achievement To tame birds. Senior Six Ian. GRADUATES of 1936 SIGRID MOELLER Anticipated achievement: To pass 2 years of French. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4-g Dramatic Club, 2: Charm School, 4-3 Secretary Home Room, 4: Staff, Captain Applejackf' 3. VIOLET MOOK Anticipated achievement: To compose music. Activities: Glee Club, 3, 4: President Home Room, 4. LARONZA MOORE :Anticipated achievement: President of an ice cream plant. JEROME MOSBACKER Anticipated achievement: Eye specialist in Harmons- hurg. GEORGE NOBLIT Anticipated achievement: To spank girls who smoke Activities: Annual, 4-5 Football, 2, 3, 4- X PAUL PALKA Anticipated achievement: To marry a Dot. X t LOUISE PARKS Anticipated achievement: Improving the city. .N A GEORGE PAVLIK Anticipated achievement: To jump over the moon. Activities: Track, 2. . xx., 15 DALE MUMFORD WILLIAM PEELMANIICI Anticipated achievement: Secretary of agriculture in Australia. Anticipated achievement: To he the man on the flying trapeze. MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL JOSEPH PERROTTO Anticipated achievement: Contractor. WALLACE PETERSON Anticipated achievement: Inventor. FANNIE PETRUSO Anticipated achievement: Secretary of labor. Activities: Vice President Home Room, 1, 2, Girls' Athletic Direc- tor, 3, Booster Home Room, 3. VERNA POMEROY Anticipated achievement: To he a cosmetic expert. Activities: Make-up Club. CATHERINE REYNOLDS .Anticipated achievement: To be always ready and willing. Activities: National Honor Society, 4. F ,x x . fs., , no . RUTH REYNOLDS Anticipated achievement: To become an opera star. Activities: Glee Clttb, 1, 2g All Hands e on Deckf' 45 Squad Lead- er, 1, 2. DUANE PRINGLE Anticipated acltievenfnt: X To graduate. -M-,,..' uf Activities: X Vice President Hi-Y: Presi- dent Home Room: Adver- tising Manager C harm School g Captain Apple- jack g Home Room Basket- ball, 33 Golf, 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club. X CARSON PORTER Anticipated achievement: Florist to the Prince of Wales. Activities: Treasurer of Senior Class: ' Decorations, Commence- ment, May Day, Tea Dances, 'tAll Hands on Deck g Vice President Home Room, 4, President Home Room, 3: Charm School g Thank You, Doctor , Other Wise Man : Newspaper, 2, 3, 43 .lunior Dramatics, lg Home Room Chaplain, 2, 3: 'Tiger House : Chairman Junior Elections. K D-wb, Chairman Committee on f' x t LAWRENCE POWELL ' e Anticipated achievement: To reform his home room. Activities: Vice President Home Room, 2, 4g President Home Room, 33 Boys' Athletic Diiector, 4, Track, l, 2, .33 'Track Masager, 4: Science Club, 2. --f THOMAS RICE Anticipated achievement: To skip physics. C Activities: E President Home Room, 3, 43 Hi-Y, 4: Puppet Club, lg Annual Drive, 4. .X 23 I rs GRADUATES of 1936 X t -X. CHARLES ROBERTS Anticipated achievement: Traveling salesman for canned dandelions. EARL ROBERTS Anticipated achievement: To be always dressed up. : K i 'xl ' NEIL ROHA Anticipated achievement: Another Ed Thcrgenson. Activities : Red and Black News, 3, 4-g Annual, 4-. BARBARA ROSS . Anticipated achievement: by School secretary. Activities : Athletic Carnival, 13 Squad Leader, 1, 2, 3: Glee Club, 25 Home Room Chaplain, 2, 3: Home Room Vice Presi- dent, 2, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4: National Honor Society, 4: Senior Six, 4. WILLIAM ROSS Anticipated achievement: Flying high. . Activities: Aero Club, 1, 2, 33 Track, 25 Basketball, 3. tw O WILBUR ROUNDS Anticipated achievement: To go round and round. MARIAN RYAN Anticipated achievement: Attend movies every night. Activities: Democratic Club: Athletic Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Girl Re- serves: Chaplain Home Room: President Home Room. MERLE SCHAFFNER Anticipated achievement: To make her say yes. Activities: National Honor Society. i 1 , , , LUELLA SCHALL I . X. ' Anticipated I achievement :, . T' I 5 YI Imltator. ' ' Activities: 't . Democratic Club, 1, 2: Com- gmittee, Once in a Life- Q time, 25 Home Room Offi- cer, 3: Athletic Carnival, 4: May Day, 3. 4 x S CATHERINE SCHAU Anticipated achievement: To be friendly. Activities: Glee Club, 1, 4: Republican Club, 1: National Honor Society, 4. 24 1 n ,' J ii. , x ty., -1, A - . ww- .4 - s MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ZELLA SCHWAVEY Anticipated achievement: Mistress of ceremonies. Activities: Play production, 4: Honor Roll, 2, 35 Orchestra, 4: Chaplain, 3, 4: Vice Presi- dent Home Room, 4: Red and Black News, 2. VIRGINIA SCOTT Anticipated achievement: To do the Highland Fling. KENNETH SHARTLE Anticipated achievement: To pave all, dirt roads. ROBERT SHERMAN Anticipated achievement: High-pressure salesman. Activities: Stage Crew: Hi-Yg Home Room Secretary and Presi- dent: Student Council, 1: Annual, 4. MERL SHILLING Anticipated achievement: To work in U. S. Mint. ,IAMES SIGLER Anticipated iacltievemem: To marry a cook. Activities: National Honor Society: Home Room Secretary. ELIZABETH SIVERLING Anticipated achievement: To make gingerbread. Activities: .Iunior Dramatics, 2: Girl Reserves, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 4. .IANET SNYDER Anticipated achievement: Champion Volleyball server. HELEN SOBILO Anticipated achievement: Doing aesthetic dancing for the pictures. SARAH STANFORD Anticipated achievement: Housewife. Activities: Glee Club. 25 C x N L , K X it X t X ti, W GRADUATES of 1936 l, 'N t X 'MARY ELLEN STEERE Anticipated achievement: To drive a Ford. PAUL STEVENSON Anticipated achievement: To he a play boy. GAIL STEWART Anticipated achievement: Another Ginger Rogers. Activities: Captain Applejackng Growing Pains. x JOSEPH STOLARCZYK Anticipated achievement: To star for Polish Alliance Academy. Activities: Basketball, 2: Football, 1: Track Manager, 1. u DOROTHY STOUGH Anticipated achievement: To find out peoples' middle names. Activities: Glee Club: National Honor Society-g Treasurer of Home Room, 1, 4-. . 3.- xl- 5 DAVID SWANSON Anticipated achievement: To run for U. S. in the Olympics. N Activities: Track, 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain of Track Team, 4: Football, 1. A 9 1 ROSE TAGLIAFERRI Anticipated achievement: To inherit a million. - GEORGE TAYLOR Anticipated achievement: Mathematician. x 'Sf KU i' ELIZABETH TELLIHO Anticipated achievement: To live in Greenwich Village. Activities: Student Council: Glee Qluh. x 1 JUNE THAYER Anticipated achievement: To attend banquets. Activities: Junior Dramatics, 2: Senior Dramatics, 3: Secretary angl Treasurer of Home Room, 3: President Home Room, 4. K - L LL ,Lt A at l vu .1-. -- MEADVILLE HIGH SCHOOL X 'X- ,. -ft Q i ll r A ,N 1 ' X K V ra x VIRGINIA TOWNLEY Anticipated achievement: To strike gold. HELEN TREGLEY Anticipated achievement: Keep a secret. ANGELINE TRUCCO Anticipated achievement: To go to Harlem. PRESTON WAID Anticipated achievement: To finish work on time. ALICE WALKER Anticipated achievement: Invent a new alphabet. Activities: Secretary of Home Room, 4. JOHANNA 'WARMENHOVEN . Anticipated achievement: To understand Emerson. EDGAR WEBER Anticipated achievement: To out-do Paderews-ki. Activities: Pianist for Orchestra: Presi- dent of 55-B Itwicel: Treas- urer of Honor Society. GERALD WELLER Anticipated achievement: Radio announcer. Activities: Democratic Club: Puppet Club: Annual, 4: Newspa- per: Annual: Cheerleadefs Club: Stage Crew. HORACE WESTON Anticipated achievement: To go East. RICHARD WHIPPLE Anticipated achievement: To ring Anna-belle. Activities: Hi-Y Secretary, 2: Home Room Secretary, 3: Coun- cil, 4-3 Dance Committee, 2. Annual Adv. Manager. ' t 'Q'ei5W2aswe:.f ,it X. X. O GRADUATES of 1936 Xa X C gf , gs-' I A 1 N HV BERNARD WILLIAMS Anticipated achievement: To walk across Asia. MARION WILLIAMS Anticipated achievement: To be footloose and fancy free. Activities: A Senior Six, 4. JOHN WILSON Anticipated achievement: Miner. WINIFRED WINFIELD Anticipated achievement: Florist. Activities: Library Club: Junior Dra- matics: Tri-Hi-Y: Home Room Chaplain: Girl Re- serves. ROBERT WOODWORTH Anticipated achievetnent: To know his lessons. Activities: Literary Club, 1: Band, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Secretary, 4: Track, 4: Volleyball, 4-. sp . ' ' N ROBERT BRUCE WRIGHT Anticipated achievement: To get even with Pauline. Activities: President of Senior Class, 4: Senior Six: i'Charn1 Schoolw: National Honor Society: Home Room President, 2, 3, 4 LEONA YARAS Anticipated achievement: LEONA YARAS Seniors who were too bashful to have their piciures taken. , ' Q, cf Of' ATHENA ALEXATOS 5 HILDA MERCHBA ER f Anticipated achievement: Anticipated achievement: Violinist on Broadway. Literary critic. ' ' ti X - FRANK BARRY Anticipated achievement: ROBERT MILLER Insurance man' l Anticlpated achievement: Q V, ': . A family man. Louis Btoss Anticipated achievement: WILLIAM MINNKIK Dlplomat' p -V' 1594-' Anticipated achievement: 'V Electrical engineer. EDWARD EASTMA i Anticipated achievement: - Pfiledighl manager. VITO PERRICONE Anticipated achievement: RDSE GEORGE Making history. 1 QR Anticipated achievement: ' , K, fi K V.f'Lf a JUNE. SAUNDERS New Richmond High School, Anuclpmed faChleVenieQti 1, 2: Volleyball, 1, 2. 5?fi ?Sl'eSS- so Activities: SAG ' P ' .59 - MIKE KOKET 'Owing ms Anticipated achievement: ' T Racer. ' GENEVIEVE WILLIAIVIQXQ Anticipated achievement: EDWIN LARY To eat with chop sticks. Anticipated achieventent: FX, To bother freshmen. CHARLES WISHART XL, N' Anticipated achievement: DOROTHY MERCHBAKER ' All 'round athlete. Anticipated achievement: Activities: Togo to GIC6Hl8Hd.'f- Football, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, Activities: 1, 2, 3, 4: Track, 3, 4- Se- Athletic Club, I: Glee nior Six: Football Captain- Clllb, 2- Elect: Track Captain. ,ia Q. R 'Gf. - M '12-B snwioas an You Imagine J. . . 0 1 29X fSam Rickel selling hot dogs? - , -uv-.A .. Mike Alexatos directing the H. S. Orchestra? Mary Barco with a grouch on? Serrel Brooks wading in the ocean? Herman Brown carrying a comb? ,Eleanor Campbell in a canoe on a moonlight night? xvida Carrier raising pigs? 1 iGeorge Chinoski as a great lover? lg James Davern not humming a cigarette?Ai J' W i Barhara Davis without a doll or-a clown suit? fAnna Dearborn not reciting in class? Joe DeJohn saying buy a paper, Mister ? .Herbert Dennis not being on time? 'Anna Denniston with long hair and curls? ,Mary DePascale jahhering French? lGladys Early as Miss McKay's double? e Betty Fleek as May Queen? yjArlene Fulton at a study hall? ,Grace Hihhard milking the cows? . iLorraine Hornstein going with a school teacher? Anita Husaem without a smile? Homer Jackson playing football? Earl Jennings on a date? David Journey on roller skates? fRobert Kellog eating wheaties? ' Rita King heing serious all day? Robert Kirkpatrick with a wisecrack? Michaelena Kohlinski playing a saxophone? t ' Steve Lucasik saying my goodness? or umercy men? s . ' ?Bill McMahon dating in Harlem? , Walter Maloney without Rita? S S Roland Mangel going with anyone besides Jean? Bruce Martin with short pants? A ' Ruth Maxwell on a date with Peep? Joe Mulligan with a mustache? L ' Charles Murphy with his mouth shut? Arthur Nichols with any money? Llvan O,Conner with dark hair and an Irish hrogue? Iola Ongley with a 'askin on her name? 1 Walter Ott as a peppy cheer-leader? Dorothy Schau heing late to class? August Schwab as a loving husband? Edgar Shaffstall not dressed up? i,Deloris Shotts skipping Pop,s class? Gerald Snyder as Robinson Crusoe? Lavon Stallard yelling in the halls? Dick Staley missing a meal? . Jayne Taylor singing Hold That Tigern? , Winiired Trees without at least three fellows? Winifred VanMartin with her hair done up? Byron Walker fitting anyone to a pair of shoes? Herbert Weitzel eating pink- ice cream? 'Howard Widman not feeling hlue over a girl? iMary Lou Williams heing true to one fellow? Frederick Woodward heing any relation to Shir- ley? Marie Zelasco being the last of the 12-B's? V -I sl Ackert, Ardith A. Ackinclose, Suzanne Allen, Jack Alrams, Harold E. Jr. Arnold, Joseph A. Avoy, Louise C. Baker, Dickson I. Barco, Josephine A. Barr, Hester E. Barr, Albert D. Bauman, Betty Beck, Jean M. Beck, Florence D. Becker, Fred C. Beiler, Charles Berrier, Mildred L. Berrier, Hazel E. Bittles, John T. Bleasclale, Betty L. Boyd, Esther M. Boyd, Rexford E. Boyd, Robert C. Boyle, Ruth D. Bradish, John R. Bradley, Frances E. Brock, Mary Hazel Brooks, Virginia Brooks, Vivian Brooks, Gerald M. Burenley, Annette A. Calhow, Ernestine Calvin, Martha H. Carlson, Robert G. Charlesworth, Mildred B. Cheney, Marion D. Chinn, Naomi E. Chinoski, Cecilia T. Chismar, Andrew Clancy, Helen E.. Clancy, Donald D. Clapp, Dorothy A. Cole, Virgil F. Collins, Lucille E. Copeland, David 'T. Curtis, Irene E. JU IORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President. .........,................. Paul Grinnell Vice President .... . .... Joseph Kearney Secretary ..,... .... B lanche Darby Treasurer ........ ..... H arry Holt Society Secretary. , , , . , , , An All American She's Alright .lovial and Alive He's Ever Alright .lolly and Ambitious Likes Comic Actors Delights In Beauty .loy Always Beckons Hates Everything Baneful Always Does Best Best Bet .Derry Johnson Custead, LaVerne E. Daily, Edgar N. Damon, Charles A. Darby, Blanche M. Daugherty, Betty M. Davidson, Betty Sue Davina, Charles A. Dean, Edward C. Deloss, Anthony D. DeMarco, Tony DePascle, Irma L. Just Mamma's Becky Friendly, Debonair, Blonde Friendly, Cheerful Boy Can't Be ton timel Masterful Little Being Hails Everything Bouyantly .lust The Berries Best Little Buddy Esther's Most Bashful Rather Enthusiastic Boy Real Carefree Buddy Really Deserves the Best .lust Right Bradish Faces Everything Bravely Mary Has Brains V ivacious and Beguiling Ditto . . . . Ditto Girls are My Bother Always Appears Busy Everybody's Curiosity Makes Hours Cheerful Real Good Company Mildred's Best Coleen Makes Dear Chum Neatness, Energy, Charm Claims True Credit Always Clever Has Every Charm . Doesn't Deserve Criticism Dot's Always Careful Very Fine Chap Learns Everything Carefully Does Things Correctly Interesting, Ever Cheerful Derby, Mariam R. DeSantis, Mary E. Deshner, Anna E. Devenny, Elizabeth M. Donahue, Lucille K. Dupont, Bernard V. Eastman, Martha M. Ehrgott, Dorthea E. Eiler, Robert C. Faivre, Lucille L. Faulk, Mildred M. Faulk, Mona I. Faulk, James W. Ferguson, Joyce E. Ferguson, Victor Fisher, Robert F lickenger, Melvin Foster, Hazel L. Fronk, Alice C. Free, Mary I. Frey, Jean L. Frisino, Philip Frisk, Peggy Gane, Mildred Ganster, Blaine B. Gardner, Virginia A. Gebhardt, Alice J. Gibson, Robert M. Gifford, Luella A. Gladis, Tom Goble, Dorothy M. Gould, Raymond W. Graham, Merle K. Loathes Eager Curiosity Ed's No Dunce Crazy About Dames Bestows Much Delight Blow Me Down ' Boy, Sheis Dear Anything But a CA-D Everything Cheerfully Done Aim of Damsel's Dreams Tactful, Daring Interesting, Likeable, Diligent Mariamis Real Delightful Makes Everything Delightful All Endeavors Deserving Entertains Many Dreams Lucille, has Kute Demeaners Blithe, Very Dandy Makes Many Envious Delights Everyone's Eye Real fCorkerJ Ever Loves Lively Fun Makes Much Fun Mighty, Intelligent, Favorite .lust Won't Frown .loyce's Everyoneis Friend Very Fine Reg'lar Feller Much Fun Has Lots of Friends Alice Can't Fail Much In Fashion .Iust a Little Fairy Plays Fair Perfect Friend Most Gracious Big Bad Gangster Virginia, Always Gay A Jolly Girl Readily Makes Good Lovely Attractive Girl Tom's Great Does Much Good Ready With the Goods Merle, Kind Genius 5:--V N me w-saves-w-sv Greliski, Regina M. Grinnell, Paul Gulick, Jeanne B. Hackett, Paul Hall, Jean Hall, Marian' G. Hall, Franklin M. Harden, Helen M. Healy, Earl Heme, Rose U. Hershhurger, Harry Herriman, Gertrude E. Hetrick, Robert H. Higby, Norman Hilker, Helen A. Hills, Madge H. Hines, Gilbert Hodge, Harry M. Hoffman, Marian L. Hohnenstein, Joseph Hollern, Adelaide M. Holt, Harry Husoem, Joseph A. Jackson, Jean M. Jackson, Kenneth J. Jefferies, Betty M. Johnston, Thelma I. Johnson, Derrick D. Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Nathaniel Johnson, 'Walter R. Jones, Ellen E. Karns, William A. Kearney, Joseph F. Kevoian, George Kightlinger, Betty J. Kightlinger, Jack P. King, Donna M. King, Ruth Klippel, Frances E. KnaPP. Robert C. Kolisar, Evelyn Koster, Dorothy L. Kress, Rita M. Krobe, Betty Kuhns, Genevieve A. Kulzycke, Henry LaBue, Marie J. Lackey, Richard F. Laderer, Robert R. Lawrence, Priscilla B. Leffingwell, Martha W. Levinskey, Walter Lewis, Mildred A. Lewis, John Lindgren, Eleanor Lysowskie, Raymond A. Madison, Martha A. Maloney, Herald R. Manross, Janet Maretta, Rose, M. Marshall, Albert R. Maxwell, Stanly G. McClintock, Edward McCulley, Dorothy M. McDuFfy, Verla E. McGranahan, Robert B. McGuire, John M. McMillian, Winifred A. Melhado, Theo Miller, Dorothy Miller, Faye E. Miller, Joe Minnis, Lawrence Minteer, Dorothy M. Mobley, Donis W. Mook, Elmer R. Moore, Dewayne P. Mumford, Perry M. Myers, Louis Oberg, Evelyn I. , - ...... ..,,.W..g-...fs WNV, .y ,,,,.,.'. L, . Real Merry Girl Pleases Girls Jolly, Bright Girl Plenty Happy Joyous Humor Most Gracious and Happy Finds Much Happiness Here's My Heart fCarll Ever Happy R U Home? Happy Hooligan Gets Every Heart Really Happy Hearted Never Home Have A Heart Means Happy Hours Galant Hero Hold My Hand Mighty Like Honey Jolly and Happy Always Makes Harmony Honest Harry Joe's A Hustler Jean Makes Joy Kind'a Jolly Joker Be More Joyous Too Interesting for Jokes Dignified, Diligent Junior Jolly and Jovial No Joke Walt is Regular .links Each Endeavor Just K Wants to Accumulate nowledg- Joe's Forever Kidding Good Kid Bashful, Jolly Kid Just Plain Kite Daring Matchless Kind Real Kute Frank, Earnest, Kind Real Classy Kid Ever Keen Doesn't Like Kidding Right Merry Kid Best Kind Girl Always Keen Happy Kind ' Most Jolly Lass Oswald, Robert L. Palmer, Elaine M. Palmer, Eugene K. Pardee, Parks, Charles L. Mary R. Peterson, Howard R: Petruso, Madeline J. Pfeifer, Harold E. Pielman, Irene I. Pitner, Gene B. Polka, William L. Poux, Marguerite E. Powell, Arden Pozdyk, Josephine F. Purse, Clara A. Pyle, Lewis Randall, Ruth E. Ray, Lois I. Redding, Marian E. Rekas, Louis J . Renter, Peggy A. Rickenbrode, Roger Roberts, Reed R. Robinson, Frank A. Ross, Clara Rounds, Maxine L. Rumbaugh, Frank H. Sabilo, Schau, Stanley J . Deloris T. Scheller, Jack D. Schultz, Juanita Schultz, James R. Schab, Paul R. Sciple, Robert K. Scott, Marjorie J. Searls, Charles L. Shaffer, Jeanne L. Shirk, Virginia S. Simonette, Rose M. Simonette, Russel J. Simpson, Lawanda R. Skelton, William B. Sleeth, Alice L. Sluka, John Smith, Margaret E. Smith, Jean M. Smith, Sarah Smith, Ralph G. Rather Friendly Lad Real Ritzy Lad Pretty But Little ' Makes the World Lively Worries Little Mighty Ambitious Lady Just Lucky Eleanor, Always Likeable Ray, Attracts the Ladies Martha, Attracts Males He's Right Merry Just Me Rose, Makes Merry A Real Man Shows Good Manners Ever Manly p Doesn't Make Mistakes Very Energetic Maiden Rates With Best Men Jollity Means Much Weighs A Million Thinks Much Deep Mind Falls for Every Maiden A Just Man Ladies' Man Dorothy, Modern Miss Doesn't Worry Mitch , Elmer Rates Marks fLatinl Does Plenty of Mischief Plenty of Man Material Likeable Mister Everything Is Orderly Smith, Jack Smock, Robert W. Snover, Mary L. Spinatta, Grace M. Spithaler, Martha E. Sroree, Mary Stainbrook, Dale F. Staley, Richard H. Stolz, Catherine A. Strang, Alice E. Strickland, William E. Strumbaugh, Stephen Stryker, Margaret Stumpp, Eleanor J . Taglioferre, Edward Tenney, Dorothy M. Thompson, Glene M. Waelde, Patil F. Waid, Ronald H. Walker, Virginia L. Warner, Carrie Warren, John W. Watson, Marian G. West, Dorothy ,Willetts, Dorris J. Williams, Martha J. Williams, Frederick L. Wood, Helen L. Wood, Paul Yetman, Severn Zelasco, 'Mary Zimmerman, James Zuver, Dorothy A. Really Likes Others Elaine, Magnificent Pianist Excellent, Kind Person Charles Lacks Patience Makes Real Pleasure Happy, Real Popular Makes a Jolly Partner Has Everything Pleasant lndustrious, Interesting, Patient Great Boy Pal D Winning, Helpful, Persistent Makes Everything Perfect Adores Pleasure Just, Frank, Pretty Can Always Please Likes People Right Ever Rules Likes Interesting Recreation Makes Everything Right. Likes Justice,to Rule Pleases All Ranks Rates a Good Record Rip Roaring Rascal Fitted for A Romeo Cautions, Reserved Mighty Like a Rose Frank, Humorous, Reliable Stanley, Judges Sanely Delightful, Tiny, Smart Jaunty, Doesn't Study Juanita Likes Sportsmen Just 'Real Studious Paul, Rather Serious Robert Keeps Smiling Means Just Sweetness Cares Little for Studies o Just Like Sunshine Very Serious Student Real Modest Sis Rather Jolly Sir Likes Rare Style Will Be Successful Alert, Likeable, Smart Just a Shiek Modest, Energetic, Studious Just a Merry Student Sunny Sister X Rather Spifiy Jack Shines I Real Worthy Student Makes Little Strife Girl Moves the Spinach Most Energetic and Snappy Mighty Sweet Don't Find him Shiftless Runs His Scales Crazy About Studies All Endeavors Succeed Won't Ever' Slack Sure Shoot - Most Successful ' Ever Jolly and Smiling Ever True A Doesn't Mind Talking Gooder'n Most Titans Prefers Fair Women Right's His Way Very Lofty Ways Charming Ways Just Won't Worry Marian Gets her Work f?l Dear and Winning Does Jolly Well Makes Joy in the World Friends Like Williams Handsome Little Woman Pleasing Ways Still Youthful Much Zest Jolly and Zealons Doesn't Allow Zeros .....Bus U l .... 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Babe . . . Deshie . . , Frenchie . . .'iGinger Hir- as ss 9. as sv Sv sv . . . Tony , . . . Libby', . . . . Clarke . . Ginny . . . Snety . . . . Pest . . .'LBriar . . . Tears . . . . , Bill ....... lke', . . . . Dimples .'LBob as 11 ss ss se va ......... Eng N . . . . . . . Sneeze 33 . . . Dave . FitZie'i . . . .'iBilli' . .'iPeanuts . f'Sisty ,Y . . . Fuzzy . , , ,'lGinnie Free, Nellie ..... Freund, Alfred . . . Frisina, Mary Galle, Frances Gerlock, Shirl Gibson, Ruth .... Girard, Howard Glover, Armond Greene, Richard Graff, Janet ....., Grubbs, Frank .... Gundecker, Shirley . Hall, Richard ....,. Hammel, Arthur Hamilton, Mary .. Hanahan, Jeanne . .. Hank, John ,,.. Hart, Ruth ........ Hathaway, James .. Hayward, Henrietta .... Heath, David ,...,. Heil, Betty June Hemler, William Henderson, Betty Henderson, Jeannette Henderson, Robert , Henderson, Thomas .,.. . Henry, Charlotte Henry, Donald ..... Henry, Gerald ...... Henry, Vivian ..... Herrinran, Gertrude Hetrick, George Hezlep, Mae ..,... Hill, George ,... Hill, Loyd Hirt, Hila ..... Hogue, Robert .. Holcomb, Betty .,.., Hornstram, Harold , Huir, Werdel ...... Humes, Ralph Husaem, Mary .. Huson, Marian .. lrlon, Arnold .. . Irvin, Dorothy Johnson, Alllla .,... Johnson, Beatrice .. Johnson, Charles .. Nell . . . . Shortie i 'Brown-Eyes . . . Frenchy . . . . . Slim . . . Hart . , . Howie . , Army . . . .ultch C5 Jan . . . Runt . . . . Bud 6sHam1 r 1 . . . f'Yank . , . Henny . . . Squirt . . . Betts ......'iBill . . . . Jenny . . . . Bob . . . . . . Tom . . . . Charlie Papa-Furgot . . . . Whitie S'Squeedunk , . . .,... Gertie' .. .. Bud . , . . Westie . . . . Mole-Hill Brown-eyes . . . . . Curly' li 7 Bob ..... Red . . .'iWimpy . . . Rafe A . , Mars . . . , Fuzzy . , Grandpa . . . . . . Dot . . Toots sc 1 , ..... Bea . . . Chuck 9 a 1 1 a s 1 9 5 . . Grubby' . , .'iDick' 9 . . . . Willie' 'flint' 9 7 Y . . . . . Cindy' 1 s 9 v 1 9 9 9 v s 9 s 9 ' ' -- W . l Q ' Johnson, Johnson, Joan .... Johnson, Rena .... Johnson, Richard Johnson, Ruth .... Jones, Marian Karns, Neva Karns, Treva ..,. Kaufman, Joan Keane, James .... Dorothy . . . Blondie Keene, Virginia .. Keleharb, Wilard . Kevoian, Alice . .. Kiser, Clair .. Kline, John ..,.. Knox, George Kohlar, James .. Koket, John ...... Krept, Jack ....,. ' Krake, Emma Jean .... .. Laderer, Doris Larson, Donald Law, Darwin ..... Lawyer, Catherine Leary, Jane ....... Leberman, Donald Leheigh, Lucille ., Leitzie, Henry Leonard, Fred Lewis, George Skyscraper ..... Dod . . . . Babe , , . Swede Pete . . . Butch Cl . . . J onesy . . . . Lefty . . . Snotsy HJOVS , . Jimmie as . . . Ginger Willie KO K I7 . . . . Scattie sa . . Capper Ears ss' 91 Jim . . . . . Kok . Jug-head . . Emonie . . . . D0tty . , Boobad . . . Barrel . . . , Kate . . . Ritzie . . .'fLebby . . . . . Red 97 ...... Len L6 99 Bud 99 Lewis, Paul ...... .... ' 'Louie Lukoski, Edward . .... Luke Lynch, Helen ...... . . . Skip Maltbie, Ralph ...... . . . Smutt Manuel, Wilfred ..., .... ' 'Bill Marley, Dale ..... .... ' 'Dape Matillo, Anthony . . . . . Moses Maziarz, Mitchell . .. Mickey Maziarz, Roman . . . .... Romeo McCain, Fred . , . .... Fritz McCain, Marion . . . . . Mac McCall, Raymond . . . ....... Bid McCarthy, Jack . . . . Broanie McDonnel, Howard . . . Moose McDowell, Alice . . . . . Tubby McFadden, lla .... .... ' 'Faddien McGuire, Walter . ..... Red Melntyre, James .. ..... Mac McKelvy, John .... Mickey McLallen, Lewis , ..,. Louie McNamara, Lela ,. Lulu Belle McQuiston, Albert ....... Al McViker, Herbert . . , .... Muskie', Merritt, Mildred .... . . . Millie,' Messeral, Hudson . . . ,.,. Pansy Miles, James ..... .... ' 'Jim Miller, Byron ..,. Tibby Miller, Evelyn . . . . . Ade Miller, Francis . .. . . . Fran Miller, James . .. ,... Bugs Miller, Peggy ....... . Modisher, Donald .... Montheone, John .. Moody, Edward Moore, Belva Mosier, Leon ...... Mossman, Dwight .. Mumford, Jean Mumford, Marion Natski, Albert ...,.... Nieweidomski, Theodore Nieweidomski, Eleanor . Nolan, Addie ........, Norton, Frederick ..... O'Laughlin, Jack Olmid, John ,..... Ombres, Abraham .. Orlando, Dominic Overton, Edward Palmero, Carmen Pavlick, Wilma Peirce, Joseph Peppicilli, John . .. Perry, June .... Porfileo, Albert Porter, Arlene Porter, Eleaner Prather, William A. .. Proudfoot, Carl .... Proudfoot, Rebecca Pulman, Ruth .. as Skip . . Peep . . Mutt Moodie . Milky Mushy . . Twit Jeannie Mumpie , Adam . f'Nick HEI!! . . . .'. Eddie 'Freddiev . . . Flin Johnny . . Abie Brownie Flash Swab . '6Willie GS Y! Joe u as Pep ss 91 Pat .sCT00lS,, .'iHarpo Kid-Dee . , Russ . Becky , . . Pep Slader, Frieda .. Smith, Betty ..,. . Smith, Caroline ,... Smith, Gaynell Smith, Joseph .... Smith, Norman ..... Snyder, Virginia . Sokalski, Steva . . . Sparks, Robert .. Spayde, Paul ....... 99 Sparkman, William Stainbrook, Elton .... Stainbrook, Robert Stevenson, Norman Stradler, Leo ..... Stuart, John ..... Stuart, Samuel ....... Sweigart, Dorothy .,.. Swoope, Leona ..... Sybrandt, Marion . .. Sypulaki, Chester ..., 9s . . . . Fredonia ...... Betts . . . . Smithy . . . . . Gay . . . . Smithy . . . . . Norm , . . . Ginny ffsok' . .U .A ,i .l .rash . . . Bashful an-9 , . . . . Bill . . . . Stainy ss s Bob . . . Steve . . . . Stad . . . . Stew . . . . Yoyal' . .... Dot' . . . Lee' . . . . . Toots' . . . . . Chick' Tappone, William .... ..... ' 'Bill' Thatcher, Virginia . . . . . . Ginie' Thayer, Richard .,.. ..,.. ' 'Dick' Thomas, Dick ....., .... ' 'Fly-Trap' Thomas, Robert , . ...... Bob' Tiiiany, Wayne . , . ..,.. Tif' Trees, Helen ..... .... ' 'Shortie Vardars, Martin . ..., Martie' Varricchia, Louis . . . . . . Louie' Wagner, David . . . .... Wag' Walker, Bessie . . . ..., Bess' Walker, Oliver .... Ollie' Warren, John . . . .... Spunk' Weaver, Helen .... . . . Boots' Wenzel, Dorothy . .... Sparky' Werle, Leroy .... . . . Popeye' West, Geraldine . ..., Westy' Wheat, Gly ...... .... ' 'Ginger' Whipple, Janet . . . . . . Whip' Whitsill, Ward . . . .... Laurel' Widman, Donald . . . ....... Scrog' Wilcox, Ned ...... .... ' 'Freckles' Wiemer, Willard Williams, Carl .. Wilson, James . .. Wojick, Victor . . . Wood, Ruth ..... Roab, Joan ..... .... ' 'Maru Rich, Carmen ..,. . . .'. Carm Richardson, Rea .... ....... ' 'Re' Rieman, Gertrude . . . .... Genie Roberts, Edgar .... .. . E. J. Robinson, Louis .... .... ' 'Louie Rocke, Betty ...... .... ' 'Liz.zie Roha, Frances .. Franny Roha, Leara . . . . . Tony Roland, Ruth . . . . . . Raul Ross, Imogene .... .... ' 'lmmie Rudd, Howard .,.. .... ' 'Chink Rudd, Lucille .... . , . Luoy Sanderson, Leland . , . .... Dutch Scere, Joseph ........ .,... ' 'Joe Schlandecker, Robert . .. ...... Bob Schall, Mary ......... Snooky Schall, Francis ........ . . . Tony Schermerhorn, William, . . . .... Buddy Schweitzer, Mary ....... .... ' 'Hon Seidel, Mildred ..,.... . . . Patsy Senero, Mary .....,. .... ' 'Squirt Shakely, Leonard , .. .... Speed Sherwood, Jean .. Pepper Shreck, Ralph .... .,.. ' 'Butch Sikes, Donald .,.. Skeeter Simpon, Wayne .... . . . Simp Siverling, Clifford , . . ...... Si Skelton, William . , . Winkie 33 Woodring, Shirley Woodring, Janet Woodward, Shirley Yocum, Blanche Yoest, Gerald .... Young, Evelyn Young, Norris ...,. Zelasco, Edmund ..... Zimmerman, Alverta Zimmerman, Robert Zuver, Robert t ........ . ,.,....,.., Curly Little Jimmie' 56 T' S Wie . . . Runy . . . . Honey . . . Splinter . . . Honie . . . . Blanny . . . Gerry . . . . Tanan . . . Curly . . . . Zelly a 9 . . . 'Zimmie . . . . Easy L4 9 Zuv 9 9 1 9 V 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ......,. 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X Q+ 'W'Ny mdyffcr-c.,,' y - , .,' A 'K X xfjfx Quia X N - nu' W BEFORE A dRofnats, muiLliw noTnats, eNnairam nietS, eitAm nieTs, reVilo niets, eCinreb noTtus, yrNeh rolYat, ylreVeb ohlllet, nhOj lllrret, ettAlrahc reYaht, liAg sAmoht, kCid samoHt, treb0r seeRL, nelEh itTelifert, eiRam aNna itTelifert, einNej dOoIdeuRtg skoOrb alLelav, mAs reTram naV, yRnjram nil1cirRav, enaj reNgaiv, eCnerwal diAw, nElel1 reKlaw, seMaj reNraw, eSinol nostAw, etTenna rEvaew, eneGue bBew, llAhsram yeLrew, ecneRolf etihw, mArg gNitihw, yeLriHs ylleloohw, aLil smAilLiw, aNoi smAilLiw, htUr dOow, noiRam tHgirw, 4yRam tHgirw, haRas reHyw, ahTrum gNu0y, slllyhp TRACK Handicapped principally by a lack of experienced performers, but with plenty of material merely awaiting development, Meadville Hi's varsity track squad prepared for its 1936 season. , Only six lettermen were left from the team which last year turned in three triumphs in five meets. More than 50 candidates reported to Coach Al Bender at the beginning of the season but this number was gradually re- duced to about 25. The nucleus of the team was well balanced. Harry Holt, Carl Proud- foot, C. Siverling, Dave Swanson, W. Miller, and Dave Wagner hold the high spots of the team. F. Kalig, who last year set a new half-mile record, had transferred to Erie and was a candidate for Academy's team. Dave Swanson, a two-year letterman who specialized i11 the mile run, was the team's captain. Assisting Coach Bender in training the team were Paul Dreibelbis, in charge of distant runners and Carl Triola and Carey March, coaching the weight men. Mr. Bender is over-seeing the work of conditioning the sprinters and hurdlers. g 1936 TRACK SCHEDULE April 25. .Juniors, 601Qg Seniors, 592Qg Sophomores, 30g Freshmen, 4 May 2 ....... ' .............. Conneautville, 511Qg Meadville, 4315 May 6 ,... ,... A lliance Relays, Meadville, fourth May 9 .... ....,.............. A t Erie Tech. May 16 .... ....,.....,.... D istrict 10 meet May 23 ..,. ........,.. G rove City May 29 .... .... A t Alliance College 36 Basketball SCORES OF BASKETBALL GAMES Meadville Meadville .... .... Meadville .... .,.. Meadville .... . , . Meadville S... . . . Meadville .... .... Meadville .... .... Meadville ..., ..,. Meadville .... . . Meadville ,... . . Meadville .,.. . . . Meadville .... .... Meadville ..,. . . . . Meadville ..,. . . . Meadville .... . . . Meadville .... . , . Meadville .... . . . Meadville .... . . . Meadville .... . . . Meadville. . Meadville ,.,. . . . Meadville .... . , . Totals, .. ... 537 19 Corry ......... ,.... Linesville ..... . . . Conneaut Lake Alumni ....... . . . Rocky Grove 26 Franklin . . Cochranton Westfield .... Titusville .... Oil City . . . Greenville . . . Franklin .... Erie Vincent . . . . . Rocky Grove . . . . . . Erie Tech. ..... . . . Cochranton . , Erie Vincent . . . . . . Titusville .... Ashtabula . Oil City . . 27 34 Ursuline . . Greenville . . . Opponents . . . . . . , C9529 SCORES OF FOOTBALL GAMES Meadville Meadville lVIeadville Meadville ....... Meadville Meadville Meadville Meadville ....... Meadville. ..,. . , Totals ...... Greenville ....... Girard .... , . . Titusville . . . . . . Grove City ..., . . Franklin .... , . . Vincent I. . . . . . Farrell . . . . . . W'arren . . . , . . Sharon . . . . . . Opponents ........ A A BASKETBALL. ,An inexperienced basketball team faced the 1936 season last December when the call was given, but nevertheless they won 13 of the 22 games played. The nine lettermen of the team are Joe Stolar- czyk, captain, Carl Proudfoot, Harry Holt, Joe Kearney, Nellie Grinnell, Bob Carlson, Harry Har- gett, Dale Marley, and J im Baldwin. Only two of the above men are lost by graduation, Stolarczyk and Baldwin. The rest will be with us next year. GQO FOOTBALL The Meadville Hi Bulldogs had a good season this year. They came through the ten-game sched- ule with only two defeats and one tie. At the first of the season, the experts said that they would do good if they could win half of their games. Although defeated by Sharon, 13-7, in the final game deprived them of the N.P.l.A.A. title, the team captured the Crawford-Venango area title. They outclassed Titusville, Franklin, and Oil City, the other teams represented in the Crawford-Ven- ango area, to such an extent that none were able to score a point. This year's team was composed of Bill Keil- baugh, Harry Holt, Steve Lucasik, Howard Wid- mann, Victor Wojick, George Noblit, Joe Stolar- czyk, Howard Hart, Jimmy Zimmerman, Ralph Maltbie, and Carl Cheney. Football FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais was formed for the better under- standing of the French language and customs, to inter- pret national ideas, and introduce the spirit of the for- eign classroom. Members: President, Mary Parks, Vice President, Mary Brock, Secretary, Deloris Schau, Treasurer, Merle Graham, Josephine Barco, Fred Becker, Janice Chalot, Helen Clancy, Blanche Darby, Ross Daugherty, Betty Sue Davidson, Mary De Santis, Lucille Donohue, Mad- eline Erwin, Marion Fasig, Marion Forman, Arthur Hamel, Helen Hilker, Ruth Jonson, Derry Johnson, Jack Kane,Henry Leitzel, Charlys Luct, Theo Melhado, Dorothy Miller, Anthony Motillo, Rebecca Proudfoot, Peggy Reuter, Clara Ross, Jeanne Shaffer, Juanita Shultz, Alice Sleeth, John Warren, Frederick Wood- worth, and Robert Yeager. Sponsor: Miss Elizabeth King. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This society was formed to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote worthy leadership, to stimulate a desire to render service, to encourage the development of character of the pupil. Members: President, Robert Bruce Wright, Vice President, Ruth Baldwin, Secretary, Marion Williams, Treasurer, Edgar Weber, Barbara Ross, Helen McKel- vey, Merle Schaffner, Helen Crawford, Eileen Clay, Stella Mitchell, Catherine Schau, Harry Hall, James Baldwin, Genevieve Gehrlein, Dolores Clalfey, Ella Ellis, Paul Green, Richard Kuehner, Catherine Reynolds, Dor- othy Stough, Betty Drake, Harriet Gleason, Elizabeth Aldrich, Flora Brown, Genevieve Hays, William Barn- hart, and James Sigler. Sponsor: Miss Grace Prenatt. PUNDITS The purpose of the club is to develop scholarship, personality, and social leadership in Meadville High School. ' - Members: Robert Wright, Paul Loesch, Paul Green, Dick Green, William Barnhart, Derry Johnston, James Schultz, Robert Thomas, Charles Johnston, Jack Allen, Joe Arnold, William Schermerhorn, and Rolland An- drews. Sponsor: Carey March. HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club is a national school organization of approximately 20 mem- bers. It has for its platform, clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Among the most outstanding meetings of the spring were those in which the Bible study contest was studied. Some of the outstanding speakers of the spring were Dr. Henke and Dr. Buckingham. The Hi- Y is represented in the orchestra, band, track team, basketball team, and the cheer- leaders. President, Derry Johnston, Vice Presi- dent. Bruce Martin, Secretary, James Schultz, Treasurer, Robert C a l d w e l l, Charles Beiler, Rolland Anderson, Jack Allen, Dick Green, Paul Green, Paul Loesch, Herbert Dennis, Robert De Ross, Thomas Rice, Donald Modisher, Harold Peifer, James Collins, Fred Norton, and Wilford Miller. Sponsor: Mr. Paul M. Dreibelbis. RED AND BLACKJ' NEWS STAFF Editorial Staif Editor-in-Chief .................. Roberta McCor1nick Assistant Editor .,......,.......... Eleanor Campbell Feature Editor ........ ....... P auline Fix Sports Editor ........... ........ N eil Rolla Assistant Sports Editor ..... ....,...,. G eorge Ott Home Room Editor ....,..,,....... Carmon Crandall Assistant Home Room Editor ...,....,.. Arlene Fulton Reporters: James Schultz, Helen Hilker, Theo Melhado, Robert Vifright, Mike Alexatos. Columnists: Bruce Barrackman, Pauline Fix, Robert Sherman, Gerald Weller, Henrietta Hayward, Rob- ert Kirkpatrick, Suzanne Brewer, Carson Porter. Business Staff Business Manager. ...... .....,... D onald Larson Advertising Manager .....,............,. Paul Loesch TRI-HI-Y CLUB The purpose is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, the high stand- ards of Christian characters. Members: President, Roberta McCormick, Vice Pres- ident, Suzanne Brewer, Secretary, Rosemary Cowden, Treasurer, Helen Crawford, Corresponding Secretary, Ruth Jones, Chaplain, Betty Drake, Carmon Crandall, Irma DePascale, Mary DePascale, Ardith Ackert, Har- riet Yocum, Marth Calvin, Mary Jayne Grounds, Jean Hilgendorf, Clara Ross, Elaine Green, Deloris Shotts, Peggy Reuter, Virginia Brooks, Vivian Brooks, Betty Siverling, Irene Curtis, Mildred Romer, Lucille Hill, Lucille Donohue, Betty Benson, Jean Shaffer, Eleanor Brown, Jean Beck, Arlene Fulton, Sigrid Moeller, Eliza- beth Higby, June Thayer, Winifred Van Marter, Rita Ende, Martha Eastman, Virginia Gardner, Marion Ryan, Mary Carberry, Dorris Willets, Mildred Sidel, Joan Kaufman, Neve Karns, Treva Karns, Helen Clancy, Jan- ice Chalot, Pat Mears, Betty Ann Brock, and Doris Fitz- gibbons. Sponsor: Kathryn Lydel. Q l ' sr William Keilbaugh Helen McKelvy Richard Kushner Marian Williams Robert Bruce Wright Ruth Baldwin Stella' Mitclxell Chas. Wishurt John Dale Genevieve Gehrlein R Bruce Barrackxnan Barbara Ross S 1 . ' l J ' N ' ' ' 1 , X . H LL OF FAME XM . ff- , Qs , ,uif h Elaine Leone Joseph Stolarczyk Marian Williams Robert Bruce Wright Mary Healey George Nohlit Best Girl Best Most Liksly . il Most Likely Peppiest Best Dancer Athlete Y Nl -td-.Succliwl . ' to Succeerl Girl Sport X . 39 Sponsors List Meadville High School Year Book The students of the Meadville High School are grateful to those whose names are herein listed for their assistance in publishing this 1936 Year Book. For your cooperation in this venture we thank you. Academy Theater John D. Bainer Edward Irving Bates, '23 Robert T. Bates P. D. Blair M. M. Bloom Dry Cleanin Boyersmith's Shoe Store J. E. Bossard L. J. Brown Arthur E. Byham T. J. Campbell Harley Carpenter Ruby M. Clow Clyde W. DeNoon J. P. Eckles Donald W. Gapp J. H. Ceurnsey Donald B. Goodman C. R. Hartman Harmon Bros. Dr. Hayward V. G. Hawkey Mrs. M. B. Heath Heckman's Drug Store R. G. Hogan Geo. H. Holcomb Earl Houser L. D. Johnston Clare L. Kepler Kingis Laundry H. B. Klingensmith Paul Knapp M. T. Leary Harold Lenig Val J. Leone L. F. Loesch Longo's Clothing Store H. J. Marquette 8: Co. R. M. McCormick H. T. McCreery Mrs. Melhado Meadville News Co. R. Miller Raymond C. Miller R. E. Mink Herbert Mook Mr. and Mrs. F. Osgood Park Cut Rate Drug Store H. B. Patterson H. R. Pettit Dr. G. S. Phillips, D.D.S. Major F. L. Pond, ,13 Amie Poux F. G. Prenatt Co. A. L. Price Postal Telegraph Cable C Edward Reuter Robins Furniture Store Sandersons Barber Shop H. J. Sebra Dr's. Shaffer Sz Hazen John Shanley, '30 F. H. Sherman Jenny Shoppe Dr. C. W. Skinner L. R. Slatery Paul D. Slayton Robert E. Stone I. A. Smith Karl K. Smock Ray F. Smock Sugar Bowl Carl A. Triola, '24- Earl Weller M. W. Wiser Dr. Bruce S. Wright A Friend 0 I h THE MEADVILLE LIONS CLUB Have always shown more than a passing interest in the Meadville High School and its students. We are interested in them and their activities as evidenced hy . . . INSTALLATION OF SCHOOL DENTAL CLINIC UNIFORMING THE SCHOOL BAND LIGHTING THE ATHLETIC FIELD PROVIDING GLASSES FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN Robert S. Bates Earl Houser Val J. Leone F. H. Sherman L. J. Brown Clare L. Kepler Herbert Mook Karl K. Smock Arthur E. Byham H. B. Klingensmith H. B. Patterson Earl Weller T. LJ. Campbell Paul Knapp H. R. Pettit I. A. Smith C. R. Hartman Harold Lenig A L. Price H. I. Sebra G. E. Hayward H. T. McCreery COMMUNITY LOAN COMPANY A Community System for the People of Meadville Compliments of NU KAPPA CHAPTER OF CHI SIGMA CHI Any Electrical Appliances H. D. CARPENTER Ch.estnut Street REBA LOEFFLER Flowers for All Occasions Phone 698 279 Chestnut St F Compliments ol: the Alpha Gamma Sorority Cheerio, Seniors, adieu - - farewell, May happiness be yours wherever you dwell. We've enjoyed being together th.ese last four years. Good luck and best wishes from all Reunirs. X .-' ! HIS half page is dedicated to Major Pond, the Faculty, all the beautiful girls and Morris Mercatoris at Mercersburg. Farewell to Meadville High! It was good . . . what there was of it . . . and we had enough of it. Booty Barackman Bob Sherman Gerry Weller 42 SWANSON'S FOOD SHOP v Meats Groceries Compliments of BakedGoods MALTBlE'S GARAGE Tel. 84 891 Market St. . GOOD GULF GAS 0 COMPLIMENTS OF DOUG GAWNE Corner Park Ave. and Walnut Proper Apparel for MEN AND BOYS F. G. PRENATT CO. SILK CREPE HOSE by Roman Stripe SLOO 1. More fashionably dull in appeara 2. Finer and more sheer in appeara text th th me guag g hose c t t 3. Greater s g resist g q lt o im or an o u d l 9 Th y p t t p t f p ty th y not? And yet th splendid lk p h by Roman Stripe are more p th y ther good hos C t color f gradt t d p tswear. Sizes SLQ to 1055 o THE CRAWFORD STORE We Give S. Q H. Green Stamps ' 2 ROLLER SKATING A Real Rink WINTER GARDEN Good Shoes . . . . . . for Less ARMOUR'S SHOE STORE 100,000 MILES . . . Without Motor Repairs Without Carbon Removal Thanks to A T L A N T I C Motor 0il White Flash Lubrication Service H. L. Rupp 8. Son TOM'K. WILLIAMS, Inc. GREETINGS T0 THE CLASS OF 1936 I Distinctive Men's Wear to Suit Every Taste. Middishade Clothes Varsity Town Arrow Shirts lnterwoven Hose McGregor Sportswear It Will Pay To See Us Before You Buy. TOM K. WILLIAMS, Inc su-op AT RINDFUSS BEAUTY SALON I S A L Y ' S ' . BONAT PERMANENT WAVES-35.00 OTHER WAVES, 83.50 and Up Ice Cream Sodas, Sundaes and , Lunches PuoNE 743-R Compliments of THE FAsuloN suor COMPLIMENTS Opposite Park Theatre OF A POPULAR PRIOES IN LADIES . READY,TO,WEAR M EADVILLE HIGH SCHO0L ' STUDENTS Shop Where Its Smart to B Th f y L Meadville's Largest and Finest WOMEN'S AND MlSSES SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF THE Always the Newest in Apparel and Accessories YET NOT EXPENSIVE VOGUE BEAUTY SALON W E A , P' fjf' lv .Sho Park , ne EXCLUSIVE BUI NOT EXPENSWE P g 0 WE GIVE DW GREEN STAMPS . xifjf J 248 CHESTNUT ST. h PHONE 171 Eight Professional Operators . . . SERVING THE DISCRIMINATING LADIES OF MEADVILLE AND VICINITY IS YOUR GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION. FOR BETTER BARBER SERVICE -- TRY DAN 1. PFEIFER BARBER SHOP Successor to Hubbard 8: Pfeifer For Your Next Hair Cut or Shave Also Hot Oil Scalp Treatment and Face Massaging . Opposite Woolworllx 5 and 10 Over Wilsoifs Jewelry Store COOKlE'S BEAUTY SHOP zzsm chestnut st. Meaavim, Pa. , School Supplies Books Seniors . . . 0 GRADUATE TO A DESOTO ww get the bm things enmoma STATIONERY stone first from Chrysler Corp. Q EO HAROLD L. ROUCHE, lnc. Beatty's Garage DESOTO - - PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS 175 Mead Avenue Phone 593-W Sporting Goods INSURANCE THAT INSURES ! l O eELviN, JACKSON at STARR TRUST CO. BLDG. MEADVILLE CHE ROLET The Only Complete Low - Price Car M M. E. WYATT 8: SON CHEVROLET DEALER SINCE 1913 MEADVILLE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH AUTO SUPPLY CO., Inc. Automobile Accessories 1 Sporting Goods Paints and Supplies 251 CHESTNUT ST. MEADVILLE, PA. PHONE 379 COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND RINDFUSS BUDGET SALON O CROQUIGNOLE PERMANENTS 52.50 AND UP Shampoo 35c Finger Waving 35c Eyebrow Arching 350 0 ENTRANCE FROM CHESTNUT ST, Phone 743-R COMPLIMENTS OF ' MEADVILLE NEWS CO. WHOLESALERS Magazines and Newspapers 299 CHESTNUT ST. ONLY THE FINEST 4 dbx V -xgtwfa 1 Q K ONLY THE FINEST -Three words that explain the popularity of our candies, because that is just what they are. Delicious assortments that are always fresh. Three brands from which to choose: Gales, Mrs. Stover's and Joan Manning. A. L. BALLINGER OO. The Rexall Drug Store Water 8: Chestnut Sts. Best Wishes to the Class of 1936 Svtamtnn Svtnnin Phone 693-R I 898 Park Ave. Meadville, Pa. SPECIAL PRICES TO STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES YOU'VE TRIED THE REST . . . NOW BUY THE BEST. CITIES SERVICE OILS . BROWNELL SHOE CO. KooLMoToR GAsoL1NE and 201 CHESTNUT ST. KOOLMOTOR OIL I , Shoes for the Whole Family 807 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 1123 SHIRLEE SHOP DRESSES COATS SUITS LINGERIE COMPLIMENTS HOSIERY We Sell Merchandise of Taste and Quality OF . At the Lowest Prices Every Day in the Year. S M. MERCATORIS AND SON 949 Water Street 47 Compliments of l l Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, Drap- eries, Stoves, Electric JUST ARRIVED . . . ADDITIONAL SHIPMENT OF THE LATEST SPORT MODEL HITS FOR GRADUATION 517.50 To be well dressed, to be smartly dressed, to be distinctively -dressed at graduation time, are the natural impulses of every Refrigerators young man. The Al's Clothes Shop Store, specializing in young men's clothes, pro- vided a happy solution to the graduation question. If you haven't been in to see . them, come in tomorrow by all means. O I OTHERS AT S14.75 AND S22.50 e Phone 1343 280 Chestnut Street 946 WATER ST. MEADVILLE WHlPPLE'S SPORTING GOODS COMPLIMENTS STORE OF EVERYTHING FOR EVERY GAME' A. R. Q We Specialize in School, College and . Club Business , PHONE 100 Opposite Market House WHlPPLE'S 45 Years in Leather and Sports 961 WATER ST. OARPENTER'S FLOWER STORE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CORSAGES A SPECIALTY 0 PHONE 76-W 272 CHESTNUT ST. Cadillac LaSalle Oldsmobile Fine Motor Cars to Fit Every Purse QUALITY GIVES ECONOMY OVER THE YEAR INSTEAD OF JUST THE TRIP. MEADVILLE MOTOR CO. WALNUT 8: WATER STS. PHONE 888 l l I l ' ge I ll .I -3. GOOD LUCK, STUDENTS! E YOST AND LANG, Inc. Distributors I Dodge :: :: Plymouth 952 FEDERAL COURT H Select the Dealer First Meadville, Pa. IONES' SERVICE STATION Mobilgas and Oils Telephone 190 1070 WATER STREET Meadville, Pennsylvania I. C. PENNEY CO. Where a Nation Shops and Saves When you buy it at Penney's it's right IN PRICE IN QUALITY IN STYLE Shop at Pfen'Iney's Chrysler :D: Plymouth SALES 86 SERVICE EHRGOTT - RAYMOND COMPANY Phone 626 296 PINE STREET STOCKTON SHOPPE 277 CHESTNUT STREET Ladies' Ready-to-Wear COMPLIMENTS OF THE G. C. MURPHY CO. 58L IOC STORE With Selected Merchandise Up to 81.00 226-228 CHESTNUT STREET TAKE A PICTURE A WEEK Expert Finishing and Amateur PosIANeE NEWSS Room Supplies . MAGAZINES 1: A PAPERS I LENDING LIBRARY H' E' ELLSWURTH CIGARS TOBACCO CONPECTIONS Photographer SPORTING GOODS 877 'MARKET STREET S MIT H ' S COMPLIMENTS Place for Largest Assortment OF Best Values GOODYEAR SERVICE Clothes for Young Men Our Specialty Phone 460 Our Club Plan or Budget Easy Payment Plan Is the Popular Way to Buy Clothes. 213 CENTER ST. CHARLES JEWELRY STORE Fraternal Jewelry Fountain Pens That Give Satisfaction I0 Wahl, Eversharp, Shaffer and Parker Watch- and lewelry Repairing ' y Our Specialty Next Door Park Theatre, Meadville, Pa. VANITY FAIR lBEAUTY STUDIO SMARTLY GROOMED GIRLS VISIT THE VANITY FAIR REGULARLY : I2 Competent Operators : PHONE 500 FOR APPOINTMENT -:M-'N v..5e .. , V f qi I X H fZZ.e..f..zzi.- 53.90 to 956.50 Here you are, Seniors! The gayest, smartest little shoes that ever walked to the platform to receive a diploma. See how they flatter your feet and add to that fmal touch to your important graduation dress. And after that lifetime event they'll take you briskly through summer. YOUNG MEN'S SHOES For Graduation Made by Freeman S4 and S5 2 a 2 f 's k J -me l E . I L 1 J ' 4. .473 1 us X 1 s , ff 1.,, X VNS N ff 1 f A VAL J LEONE COS MEADVILLE ' ' PENN'A THE STORE OF REAL VALUES Everyth.ing in Music Compliments CHI SIGMA CHI ALUMNI P gi Q - A r tt, A :1-llllllq :A iklghmlj Lf' STKE., -' rr- W EDWARD T. BATES co. WIRT'S GIIT RATE 287 CHESTNUT STREET Meadvi11e's Oldest and Largest Music Store WE'LL STILL BE HERE Telephone 753-R 816 MAIN STREET 51 6QdD'RuQ Q L wmomzto Ar Wttt WELLER'S L Morlvn SUPPLY nlsrnlnurons t Willard Batteries S on All Auto Radios Authorized United Motor Se Market Square - Phone 614 .GECNUINE PARTS Fon ALL cams Q 4 it . Young Men's t , 'Egfr It Outfitters with if'tf'tT V 4 4 L X ., L A H 4 Manhattan Shirts l lmfiw M - If -rv E! . L Mallory l-lats Y, gf H L College l-lall Suits -as l y Robert Surrey Suits ff Q X V Nunn Bush Shoes r L,, - ' wit:-fgig Fl BNA QKARI. K. SMOQEIQ 4 I