Millcreek High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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W ,L .f 5 , ff' 1 -7:1 A A 'ef' IWW? ' 0 it , X IHll.0l' C LISS Q J .AJ r I y mt 6 W' First Hom: Lqfl In Highl- Ruth Foulk. llelen Austin, Jean Canfield, Mildred Jackson, Mary Daddario, Winifred Detiseh, lin-t,l,y Freelrurg, Esther Nissen, Edna Lindey, Betty Keller, Mildred Shepard, Betty Phillips. Sw-mul lfouv: 1.4-fl lo High! - elilizahetli Meflonnell, Margaret Brandyherry, Emma liek, Louise Grames, Martha Rohde. Sara Richards, limily Forsyth, Marjorie Strauahau, lidith llarwood, Forrestene Parsons, Marian Martin, Marion Moore, Mud:-line Weaver. Third How: lnffl In lfigfhl - Charles Foye, James Berkmire, John Christensen, Chester Kanis, Donald lleimberger, Lynn Kidder, Robert lloyer, 'l'heodore Richard, John Melzer, Arthur Nyherg, John Maki, Donald llillilu-r. Fourlh Hom: lmfl lo lfiyfhl-James Redmond, William lliedt, Virginia Spangler, Dorothy Smith, Helen Denison, l'1-rmilla Gill, Delores Steva, Hi-tty Alteuberger, lluth Stevenson, Mary .lane Luther, Avis lloshaeh, Samuel Stewart, lloward Goetz, Ted Willis. Fifth Row: l.efl.lo lfiyhli Austin l.ut,her, Donald Barlettgllarold Hosenhurg. llarry Buetikofer, liohert Love, .luck Austin, Blume llardlng, Melvin Root, John Krause. Mickey Ford, Harold Coughlin, Roger Francis. Harry Chapin. Robert, llammer, Paul Seholtz. Class History Since entering our Alma Mater in i936 we have progressed rapidly, making great gains in varsity sports, chorus, orc-heslira, and in various other activities. We have sponsored as class activities: a rlass Halloween Party, Skating Party, lloliday Dance on December 29, and the class play, April 6. The pre- viously mentioned activities have put us on a sound financial basis to give the Junior-Senior Prom in the spring. The elass otlieers for the year are as follows: President, James Redmond, Yiee President, John Christensen, Secretary, Emily Forsyth, and Treasurer, Merle lVlt'KlIlll0y. 24 -W--fs it A Q '- , -Qttjniliif ,- wifi. w'f'.N.i wig ,1 ,ggi-Qgg. fi! was .I w , ,',a.qg.,t',,Af?-15,1 V

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