Millcreek High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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1927 : : : THE KALDRON . :wit f192Z T llQ glfrssbmm OI I ICILRS 11151111 nl ARTHLR Dnmaotx Sllfllllll 111111 IIIIISIIH IIOROTIH KIINTZIML 1 1 Xu 1 u I mr I U u 011261 D1llg,Il0IIX Arthur Daxld ou Lxelyn Lller Idna P11 eIL1n I4 1rI I aulev I rhm II FHITIV I Iov I'Ianshur WIIIIIC Hansen I3lIIx Hon Dorothw IXIIIIYCI I dn ud R01 rm Beane IXIlI1IxI'1.ilYlI'llC!' Dorf-tha Mlles Franus Moffatt Elwood Resewehr Waldo Rhodes Icahel R1,by Burdette Sechler Elsle Stoecker EIOIQE Thomson Frances Voelker Erna Von Behren Martha Hemphlll Burdette WIISOH Luclle Herl III SPIJIPIIIIRI 5 1918 wlII ome day he an Important date ln HISIOYY for lt maa the first day f Iool txptmnced hy tl mot vsondtrful ca'-Q O tlat lax a Ia of thnty fne pupnl cami under the careful guidance of 'Nllss Ehel I'1tIdmau Of the or m1I I ffetn are tII n lIu clas Some have moved from the community KNIIIIC otlnr haw been comp1IIcd to faII hath on auount of lckne The class however has newer xemamcd thc ame for two war ln uccr lon The CIA enroIImLnt 1 now thirty two I J !, '...,-, ,, 1 W W ' 1191: I If - 2 .I W1 X, X ,. . If 1 . f ..., ,f I 1 A - K IA , 1-,v , ..,..,.. I A ' x f 'tr ----- ' ' I Clnarlt-5 .Hy an ' -' I.u 'iIc- x dn' U' H . Ircu ' II: 'Is l 'z ' ' ' ' g IfcIx'ard I'-Ilif ' ' Bess Ser'-'I 'II ' ' Iflhert IJQIIIQIIIUIIY Elizabeth Moffit ' v 1 i T Q - 1 w'L ' s ' . 1 T 1 of cr 'U f ff' C I ' 42 .. . I 1 E Q 4 . 1 . F ' fr . . ' n vo C M C . . .. U . F r' '. , S , ' ' ' ' ' c ' o FCI - ' ' Iis s ' f I Q.. n 1' cj. :rss ' 'Sf E ' t' ' 1 g'z cass itf si i 's , ', ' I ' S ' I' ' ' ' ' ' 'Y ' S.,' 55. , , 'f' - -5 . ' S' S'-55' . rss ' 'S ' - .

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1927 . - 2 THE KALDRONSS: : ISS152? iopbnmnre OFFICERS Preszdenc Ronrrr HANLONI Vue Presuluzt Bl-.HY RICE Secretary and lreasuler Maru Vow BLHRLIN Peul Buls lrarl P lst Loren Loppess Betty Rue Robert H mlon Ina Rohwedder Arthur K1DlZCl Raymond Ropa Nelson Mlles Ceoroe Thomson B rmce Mltchell Helen Von Behren Marle Von Behren At the nnltlatlon party lvcn by the Sophomores m the Fall of 1925 the Fre hman Class felt sufflelently lIlIl'0Ill1CCfl mto the mysteues of Hrgh School llfc We are very proud of two of our boys leorge Thomson and Nelson Miles who won letters nn football and basketball durmg their Fre hman year Our number was decreased by two when Isabel Haupt moved away and when Frances Voel ker was dropped from the roll on account of illness The mne months of school eemed very lmrt under the guidance of our flve good teachers Soon vacatxon ended Then wnh new teachers we began our school year as Sophomores When roll was called all except Howard Tenley were present . ------ .x , l , . , - - A - A X 4: A . 4. V 1 ' 1' ' 1' a George Cronkhite Edward Rigby 2 . V A fr f D . . v - I .a - I ' '. g. .I 1 A 1 I 7 is 1 .' I . ' , . S S . . Q

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Qlftgbtb Stubs Prtsulenl Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Carl Alban I lieu Iinls 111 1 Gladys Cflllllxllllta I lorente Curran Doris Fsers Clarence Cirdner Vincent Gruber I Carl Haesemeyer Inez Hoffman Leland Hoyman x OPI' ICILRS AIICL Mom Hum NON Brnmw Fi oumcr. I LRRAV litfllltt Meyei I iullm lV1evct Alu: Muir Rltllifll Nifler llora Sievers Nornil qlevers Robert Sisler Donald Stoecker Ora Tenley Raymond Tenley Russel Tilden A 1927 fi E ERAICTS R I if 1927 - - ..,. .A ' 4 1 ' gixf 2 wifi ll-llis U ' T Cassie Voelker Harland Voelker Hilda Von Behren N. ' Valora Whitmore I Lawrence Kroemer Herbert Lehrman Ervin Lehrman Bernard Lerch Un August 31, 1926. thirty-one pupils assembled in the Iligh School auditorium to begin their nine months of school work as Eighth Graders. During the school year Lo'tie Smith dropped from our roll but Clarence Gardner enrolled in January, thus restoring the original number of students. We are glad to say that practically all of our boys and girls have taken an interest in both their class work and play. Some have directed their energies to basketball. baseball. and football. We are proud of Inez Hoffman who was Champion in the local Spelling Contest. We, the class of '31, have learned to love our teachers and are sure that we shall not forget the teachers of this year or those of previous years.