Millcreek High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Cgigfzffl Qjrczc 0 First Row: Lefl lo High!-James Canfield, Thomas Emidy, David llolmes, Jack Cronin, Walter Mioduszewski, Robert Olson, llerhert Kline. Charles Spangler, Walter McKinney, Ervin Lance, Junior Keinath, Donald Lind. igffilllff How: Lrfl lo Hiyhlflietty Jane Sopp, Shirley Bensing, Shirley Kuntz, lluhy Palmer, Eleanor Shea, lrene Guerrin, Lucy Mae Lapple, Lorene Pierce, Violet Johnson, Mary Alice Von lluseck, Cecelia Kneidinger, Elainm Deininger, Jeannette Driscoll, Third Row: Lefl In Right-Aleeta Slocum, Lucy Urraro, Virginia Balluw, Genevieve Stitt, .lemme Weindorf. June llecluuan, Maryllis Rieger, Jean Root, Geraldine Soper, Florence Gardner, Mary Francis Green, Geraldine llauher, Betty Brown, Doris McCamey, Thelma Martin. Fourlh Row: Lefl lo Righlfvlfloyd Hammer, Norman Tousey, Gordon Zuck. Edward Borland, Paul Hautiuo, Theodore Leopold, Richard Sidman, Ernest Katzwinkel, Patrick Urraro, Francis Dean, Robert Sturgeon, Alvin lliukle. Fifth How: Lefl lo High!-George Aulenbacher, Harry Green. Alex Adams, Arthur lletz, Nancy Drexler, Margaret Ackerman, Nancy Fitzgerald, Lois Toulon, Lois Jordan, Dorothy Sturgeon, Phyllis Zaun, .lean Boyer. Siflh Row.'I,efflIo HiyhlfArthur Krayer. Jack lleckman, Walter Taylor, Norbert Senger. John Alstadt, Harold Morgan, Elmer Schollz. Melvin Shade, llenry Kutterna, Max Morgan, Donald Redmond, Thomas Roessing. Smvrnlh I1'nuv.'1,rQfIlo Ifighl'-Rnlpli Uhle, Charles Nelson, Morris Miner, Vere Ore, Frank llcrriek. Class History One bright September day in 1938, a group of noisy eighth graders were called from their private interests. During the pleasant year that followed, these boisterous individuals lost, some of their bashfulness and self consciousness, which gained them many true friends within their class and among the faculty. They are now full-fledged Millcreekites eagerly awaiting the privileges of their upperclassmen. The history of their past is limited, but the record of their future holds no bounds. 27

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Q I 5. dir . l,,11 Firsl lfmn: Lqfl lv Ifiyyhl-H Charles liareio, Raymond Nyherg. Raymond Landis, Charles Zimmer, Frank Carter, llerhert llntermilli-r, Fred llodat. Norris Murray, Leonard Gray, Frank Thayer, Robert Langdon, Richard llarringlon, Leonard Coughlin, Donald llirsch. Sw-uml Hum: Leif! In Higfhl- -Jenn Johnson, Virginia Cronin, Naomi Gill, Elizabeth Newsom, 'l'hresa Miodus, Virginia l'ear1ve, Audrey Seih, .lone Granules, Betty Murphy. Shirley Ann llarrington, Arlene Wilkins, Audrey Young, Shirley Carlson. Dorothy Alsladt. Third Hunt: Lzjfl lo High! Marianne Wolfrom, Dorothy Spires, Madeline Fleming, Clara Ann Wells, liuth Burg, Virginia Cross, Lu-anna Force, Betty llnntington. Marian Kanis, Dorothy Dm-tiseh, Janet Parsons, Evelyn Feasler, Gladys Clark, Eleanor Wood. Margaret Luther, Winifred llenry. Funrlh How: l.e'fI lv Ifiglhl -William Kennedy. Kenneth Shores, Norman Fetseher, William Krayer, Robert llaln-, Gilhvrt Post, David Caught-y, Raymond Fry, Paul Cerner, Richard Baker, Kenneth McConnell, Reed Stenson, Park Waidley, Richard Kidder, Dick Thaler, James Gill, Herman lleise, Calvin Love. Fiflh lfuw.'l,1fflIo Ifiyhl ffiiraee llenderson, Betty Hoeseh, Lorraine Rosenthal, Lois Love, Mildred Weaver, Laurine lingel, Patricia Noble, .lf-an Strnnahan, llelen Waidley, Marjorie Foss, Dona Baker, Jane Renaud, Edith Lindey, Jane Moore, lilaine Burg, Dorothy Fieku-nwortll. SU-Ili lfvuv: Lqfl lu lfiyhl Donald Waldemarson, lloln-rt Root, Donald Schultz. Ernest Grames, John llaldovie. William Nelson, William Meflamt-y. W'illiarn llnntington, Bill Middleton, Hoy Stadler, Vincent Lossio, Donald Kohl, Charles Selnittv. Raymond Wiekles, Francis Dean. New-nlh Ifouv: l.r1f'l In lfiyhl Norman Langdon, Merle Spangler, Donald llrhan, Donald Owens, Clarence Book, Kenneth Edwards, Alfred llehr, Charles Aner, llarry Smith, llarold llermann, Holi Wells, Jim Shngart, Dick Pearson, Lawrr-nee ll:-wilt, Norman Rhodes. Eiyhlh lfnur: l,ajfl In lfigylzl Jolm llaylmrgr-r, George Pulokos, lioln Musick, llill Gr:-nat. 'l'odd llnsa-ek, John Singer, llnssz-Il Fralto, Paul llill, liill Meliellop, Jack Lester. Class History The fall of 1938 saw assembled one of the largest Freshman classes in Mill- rreek's history. 'l'he homerooms were made up of students from Belle Valley, Kearsar,-ze, Lakewood, and Tracy. As Freshmen are in need of much advise we have the following advisers: Miss Pollock, Mr. Buvkham, Mr. Lloyd, and Mr. Anderson. The class was tendered their first taste of high school life at the annual initia- tion by the Sophomores. Their ample school spirit makes up for their small rep- resentation in varsity sports. The following ollieers were elected: President, Marianne Wolfromg Vice President, Clarence Bockg Secretary-Treasurer, Madeline Fleming. 26 f'. , -1 -' 41 .f 'o 7'-l 1 v .,, v , - 4m.l.l,x..f .H J .' it Y'

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X xii' . 5 I Cf A of C C170lli'I Q-Jrcuc Firxl ls'vuv.' Lijfl In Ifiyhl -'Glenn Ewer, Richard Venahle. James Wickham, Richard l'orsch, llcrhz-rt Aulenhachcr, Arlo Potter, Gerald Evans, Edward Elscsscr, John Raird, Arthur Evans, Russell Silverlhorn, Wallaee Rust, David Straub, llarold l.ooker. Jaek lVleCullough. Serum! llvuv: l.afl'l In Ifiyhl Dona lVlae llarding. Elaine lirady, Ethel Elsesser, Isa Lanee. Doris Sturgeon. Suzanne Uintz, Ji-an Rarnes Dorothy llarris, llelen 'l'ic-man, Marjorie Saunders, Franees Lindey, Jerry lloney. ltlive lngro, Ruth Knippcr. Thirrl lfnw: l.1ffl In High! Patsy Miner. llelen Arnold, Louise llerhold, 'l'hcresa Rehr. Anna Marie Fratto, Eloise tioodrieh. Violet, lleterson. Madeline Gallo, Imogene Monrean, lVlargueril.e Schneider, Doris Redmond, Frances Root, Elva Shelly, Dorothy Kutterna, Dorothy Gill, Doris lletrick. Fnurlh Hour: Lffflle lfiyhl Andy lngro, John Adams, Joseph Straub. Buford Moyer, Richard Singer. Rill Dick, Richard Miller, rlillfllllilhi Metlall. Carl Johnson, James Dawley, llenry Katzwinkel, Fred Aldrieh, James Root, Jack Naylor, Lloyd Johns, James Flynn. Fiflh lfouv: Lzjfl lv lliyhl fEdna Green, Vivian Allen, Virginia Volkinan. Doris Love, Ri-tty llenry. Elizabeth Fails. Evelyn Render, Norma Alcorn, Geneva Cook, Mildred Utteni, Jean Wittenberg. Rosemarie Rodul, Elaine Zwiekcr, Nlargurite lleisc, llazel Whipple, Eileen Murphy, Betty Campbell, Junior Rrandyberry. Siflh lfow: Lfffl In li'i'g1hI--Jaek Mays. Russell Lapp. Wayne llopkins, Charles Massing, Richard Johnston, Daniel Slllllill. Elnrnctt l'hillips, Russell Walters. llonn-r Rrown, Alwain Diehter, Clilliord Taylor, Gln-nn Sununersgill, Raymond Foley. Class History The Seventh tirade entered Millcreek Junior High School on September 6, N38 with an enrollment of ninety-eight. members. These students are supplied by the various schools in our district, although some are entered from schools outside. The class is divided into three groups called 'lhomeroomsf' These groups are active in preparing assembly programs and also take an important. part in supporting all outside activities. We are proud to be a part ol' Millcreek High School. 28 Y K