Millcreek High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

FT F7 uma D530 VOLUME I6 'Ir PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF MILLCREEK HIGH SCHOOL ERIE COUNTY ERIE PENNSYLVANIA N appreeiation for laiy .roand advice, fine personalizjf, and for never being too bay to lend a helping band daring oar association with him at Millcreek, we Jincereb' dedicate tlnix :ixteentla edition to MR. JOHN A. SHEPLEY FOREWORD N editing this sixteenth edition we, the KALDRON Stag of 1941, have endeavored to highlight the final year on our road to graduation. We have attempted to create a permanent record that can be used in the years to come for refreshing in our minds the memories of the many pleasures we enjoyed in the fleeting year of our matriculation. In so emphasizing our final year we hope to convey to those who will follovv in our footsteps the advantages in making use of the opportunities afforded in high school. 194i,KALDRoN On Tzmciay, September 2, IQ4I we did it again . . . for the twelfth and last time, we came back to school after a wonderful vacation. After getting used to our new seats and singing out Seniors in the school song, we elected ofiicers. They are as follows: President, Bill Krayerg Vice President, Dorothy Andersong Secretary, Lois Loveg Treasurer, Bill McCamey. Our first official act in the field of entertainment was the Halloween dance which was followed by the Senior Play. Then there was the Cake and Ice Cream that we had at our Christmas Party, remember? The month ofjanuary went unheralded except for those mid- term tests. Unheralded, did we say? Remember the glorious success of the sleighride we didn't have? We certainly made up for it by the Senior Dance. . . the rythm of the Silver Serenaders will never be forgotten. Finally there was that glorious day in May when they said we could go home . , . and not bother to return next Fall. KALDR N1'fI947- A-rf ,jr N 45' 1'- F . DOROTHY MARION ALSTADT 'i.S'mie ir Ambirian: Trained Nurse Orchestra: 1, 7., 3 Chorus: 4 Camera Club: 1 Play Staff: 4 D.A.R. Award: I Girl Reserves: RAYMOND ANDERSON . . Ray. , at Ambirinn: To be a success 4 Archery Club: ,L Hall Patrol: 1, 3 Orchestra: 1, 1, 3 Band: I, L, 3, TROJANAIRE Staff: 4 Play Staff: 4 JEANNE AUSTIN ..LefU., 'A' Ambirim: To be a success 4 Play Staff: 3, 4 Gym Exhibit: 1, 1, Girl Reserves: 4 Vocational Home Economics: 4 RICHARD BAKER 'iRicb 'k Ambition: Marine Air Corps Hall Monitor: 3, 4 Archery Clu Radio Club: I ELAINE I. BURG Blondie at Ambition: Beautician Hall Monitor: 3 Play Staff: 4 Girl Reserves: 4 b:7. ARLENE ANDERSON . . Ar, . 'k Ambition: Lawyer or Secretary Chorus: 1, 3 Commercial Club: 4 Science Club: 7. Hostess Club: 3 DOROTHY MAE ANDERSON . . Dot. . ir Ambiiians Teaching Chorus: 3, 4 National Honor Society: 3, 4 Play Cast: 4 Class Officer: 3, 4 KALDRON Staff: 4 Press Club: 3, 4 GALE BABCOCK K AHAPPJ' Y if Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Chorus: 7. Hall Monitor: 4 TROJANAIRE Staff: 4 CHARLES BARC10 ' 'Chuck' ' It Ambirim: Model Builder Play Staff: 3 RUTH B, BURG ' 'Rudy' ' if Ambiriim: To be a success Play Stalfz 3, 4 Leather Club: I, Gym Exhibit: I, 1, 3, 4 Girl Reser 7. ves: 4 7 194:,KALDRoN FRANK S. CARTER Bud i' Ambition: Engineer Debating Team: 3, 4 Camera Club: 7. Hall Patrol: 7. KALDRON Staff: 4 S LA K izrkyn 1' Ambition: B tieia r ss : u KALD ' r ci 4 1 Pl taff' 'c u . ,4 oJA R St : e 3, 4 VIRGINIA CROSS ' 'Ginnie ' ' 'k Ambition.: Trained Nurse Chorus: 7. Play Cast: 3 Play Stag: 4 Red Cross: 3 Thespian Club: 7. Knitting Club 4 DOROTHY DETIscII ' ADUZU, ' 'A' Ambizian: Private Secretary Commercial Club President: 4 Dramatic Club: 7. Play Staff: 3, 4 Basketball: I, 7., 3 Hall Monitor: 4 , if ,J .ff I ly' .1 LAURINE ENGEL ju VJ, ..Engd., M 3 'k Ambiiiuns Air Hostess Play Cast: 3, 4 Library Club: 7., 3, 4 Cheer Leader: 1, 3, 4 Chorus: 7., 3, 4 Volley Ball: 3, 4 Basketball: 7., 3 8 DAVID F. CAUGHEY Dave t Ambizian: Business Man Archery Club: 7. Hall Monitor: 4 K Model Airplane Club: I, 7. VIRGINIA GRACE CRONIN Ginny -If Ambition: Work in an office Camera Club: I Chorus: 3, 4 Play Staff: 4 Class Basketball: 7., 3, 4 Girl Reserves: 4 Girls' Basketball: 7., 3, 4 ALBERT CUMMINGS HAZ.. t Ambitian: To be a success IRENE R. DYLESKI Nan Ik Ambilion: Stenographer Play Staff: 3, 4 Girl Reserves: 4 Gym Exhibit: 7., 3, 4 Vocational Home Economics: 4 MADE YN FLEMING Q Q Mamie Q5 X mbizin .: To travel x x Library lub: 7., 3, 4 y Cast:324 3.55 ix lgciiogg? 3 . KAL ON St lub L, 5 at PM KALDRONt1 947- 1 if 1 gk. ? 5, ., LEANNA FORCE ..Lee,. al' Ambitibn: Trained Nurse Leather Club: 1, 7. Junior Red Cross Secretary: 3 Play Staff: 4 Gym Exhibit: 1, L, 3, 4 Knitting Club: 4 Girl Reserves: 4 1. JJ.. Russ Mo 'lr wrggoxe Us Sta : Cla s etball: 1, 3 Foorballfi, 1, 3 K R tail: 4 StudentCouncil:3 ss Mushball: 1, z LEO GARSKE ..LN,. t Ambition.: To be :L success Hunting Club: 3 Play Staff: 4 ERNEST GRAMES Erma 'lr Ambirian: A College Education F. F. A.: 1 Chorus: 3, 4 IDA HALE .. jeu -k Ambirim: Maternity Nurse Home Room Booster: 1 Girl Reserves: 4 MARJORIE ROSE Foss ' 'Marg' ' i' Ambition: Stcriographer Gym Exhibit: 1 Commercial Club: Play Staff: 4 Hua Staff: 3 RAYMOND FRY .. Ray., if Ambition: Marine Air Corps Airplane Club: 1, 2. Radio Club: 1 Hall Monitor: 3, 4 Orchestra: 1, 7. Play Staff: 3, 4 NAOMI GILL Nomie 'k Ambiribn: Medical Secretary KALDRON StaH: 4 Chorus: 1, 4 4 Red Cross: 1, 2., 3, 4 Hall Monitor: Gym Exhibit: 1, 7., 3, 4 Girl Reserves: JUNE EUNICE GRAMES . 1 Ginny , , 'k Ambition: Secretary KALnRoN Staff: 4 Hall Monitor: 4 Play Staff: 3, 4 Commercial Club: Hunting Club: 1 junior Red Cross S111RLEY ANN HARRINGTON Skip i' Ambition.: Trained Nurse KALDRON Staff: 4 Junior Red Cross: Hun Staff: 1 Play Staff: 3 Chorus: 4 Craft Club 2. 4 3 5 4 3, 9 :94r,,KALDRON Wil 7 Ay HERMAN HEISE ..Herm., t Ambirian: Doctor Class Mushball: I, 7., 3, 4 Radio Club: I Press Club: 7. KALDRON Staff: 4 Basketball: 7., 3, 4 Hall Patrol: 7. HAROLD E. HERMANN Herne 'lr Ambition: To be a success Hall Patrol: 1, 7., 3, 4 Class Mushball: I, 7., 3, 4 Library Club: 7., 3 BETTY JANE HUNTINGTON HRM., 'A' Ambition: Nyack College Hall Monitor: 4 Girl Reserves: 4 Red Cross: 3, 4 Commercial Club: 4 MARION KANIS .S'u.rie -A' Ambition: Private Secretary Commercial Club: 4 Play Staff: 3, 4 Gym Exhibit: I, 7. DONALD R. KOHL Red i Ambitinn: Mechanical Engineer Football: 7., 3, 4 Basketball: 1., 3, 4 Class Officer: 3 National Honor Society: 3, 4 Play Cast: 3 KALDRON Staff: 1, 4 IO WINIFRED I. HENRY ' 'Winnie' ' i' Ambitian: Secretary Junior Red Cross: 7., 3, 4 Hall Monitor: 4 Leather Club: I, 7. Gym Exhibit: I, 7. Girl Reserves: 4 DONALD HIRSCH ..Dm,. 'Ir Ambirion: Electrical Engineer Band: 7., 3, 4 Orchestra: I Debate: 3, 4 KALDnOr4StaE: 4 Class Play: 3, 4 CameQ.jClub: 7. l iw x . .WVU P' .J ' Y' 'tl ,M . N, xt, . ' ,f JOPINSON JJ 4' :fuer feimu I N 4' -lgAmbirian.i3Librark1r1 r '- ,, -J ff 4.!i.im.a6y'ciuqieg,4 chofugg, 4 J N 'Student C0llCbNOf Play: 3, 4 ,Nw 3 4' KAr.UnoN'Staff: 3, 4 1 I -. I rf : X 4' Y an Q, fm v. 4 ,N 4 by . ,K . ,rf :N ,fig 7. RICHARD KIDDER Rich 'k Ambitibn: Electrical Engineer Band: L, 3, 4 Orchestra: 3, 4 National Honor Society: 3, 4 Play Cast: 3, 4 Class Officer: 3 Science Club: 1, 7. WILLIAM JOHN KRAYER Bill 'A' Ambition: Success in Aeronautics Football: 7., 3, 4 Basketball: I, 7., 3, 4 Class Mushball: I, 7., 3, 4 Class OFficer:4 Safety Patrol: 7., 3, 4 Student Council: 3 KALDRoN..94. ROBERT KRESS Bah 'A' Ambition: To go to College Gridley-Announcer for Radio: 1 Vincent-Student Council: 1. Latin Club: 7. ESTHER KUHNS fmt Erllaer' it Ambition: To be a good Wife Roy F. LANDIS fmt Roy 'k Ambztion: To be a success Band: 1, 7., 3, 4 Orchestra: 1, 2. Student Council: 3 CARL LINDQUIST ' AWhitey' ' if Ambztion: Successful Business Man Basketball: 1, J., 3, 4 Football: 4 Class Mushball: 1, 7., 3, 4 Play Staff: 3 WILLIAM Lossuz ..jgep,. t Ambitirn: Greyhound Bus Driver Basketball: 1, 1, 3, 4 Football: 7., 3, 4 Class Mushball: 1, 7., 3, 4 Press Club: 7. Library Club: 3, 4 Hall Patrol: 3, 4 ELIZABETH KRISTIANSEN . .Bgntyy 1 if Ambirifmx Concert Violinist East High School-Foreign Corres pondence Club Junior Red Cross MillcreekfGirl Reserves: 4 RITA MARTHA KUNTZ Reef 'A' Ambition: To be a success Junior Red Cross: 2. Hall Monitor: 3 Play Staff: 3 Girl Reserves: 4 ROBERT LANGDON ABM., it Ambirirn: To get a job quickly Football: 1, 3, 4 Hunting Club: 1. Hall Patrol: 1, 3 EDITH LINDY Eddie ak Ambilion: To be happy Hall Monitor: 3, 4 Commercial Club: 4 Girl Reserves: 4 CALVIN LOVE Cal i' Ambition' Agriculture Extensionist Football: 1, 3, 4 All Star Game: 4 Basketball Manager: 1, 3, 4 F. F. A. Club: 1., 3, 4 Play Staff: 4 II 1,KALDRON A is ir I 9 4 LoIs LovE Lois i Ambition: To be a success Chorus: 7., 3, 4 Play Staff: 4 Class Officer: 4 Debate: 4 KALDRON Staff: 4 Press Club: 3, 4 BARBARA MARSHALL ' i Babi ' ' i Ambition: Trained Nurse Play Staff: 4 Girl Reserves: 4 Thespian Club: 1 Red Cross: 3 Gym Exhibit: I, 1, 3, 4 Hall Monitor: 3 KENNETH H. MCCONNELL Micky 'A' Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Basketball: i, 1, 3 Football: I., 3 ' WILLIAM MIDDLETON Limey t Ambition.: Sports Director Football: 1, 3, 4 Basketball: 3 Play Staff: 3, 4 Press Club: 3, 4 Class Mushball: I, 1, 3, 4 KALDRON Staff: 4 , ANE MOORE 4 . . Ann, . NP 1' Am ition: To be successful English Club: I Gym Exhibit: I, 2. Vocational Home Economics: 4 Hall Monitor: 4 Play Staff: 4 Girl Reserves: 4 I7. MARGARET LUTHER ' 'Marg' ' -A' Ambition: Stenographer Hunting Club: I Commercial Club: 4 Play Staff: 3, 4 WILIZIAM FLOYD MCCAMEY , i ' Bill 4- r I , it Ambition: Pilot Football: 1, 3, 4 Class Officer: 4 U Class Basketball: 7. Class Mushball: I, 1, 3, 4 KALDRoN Staff: 4 Play Staff: 4 WILLIAM MCKELLOP ' 'Bill ' ' 'A' Ambition.: Railroad Enginzer Football: L, 3, 4 F. F. A.: 7., 3, 4 F. F, A. Basketball: L, 3, 4 TERESA MIODUS Tren 'k Ambition: Beautician Hall Monitor: 3, 4 Play Staff: 3 KATHERINE E. MURPHY MENU.. 1' Ambition.: Airline Hostess Class Play: 3 Hun Staff: 3, 4 Library Club: 1, 3, 4 KALDRON Staff: 4 TROJANAIRE Staff: 4 Gym Exhibit: 2., 3 KALDR O Nf1947- if-A Q ,. 3, . 59' f NORRIS FRANK MURRAY . . Nami. . 'k Ambition: Journalist Hun Staff: 2., 3, 4 KALDRON Editor: 4 TROJANAIRE Stalfz 3, 4 Play Staff: 3 Class Mushball: 1, 3, 4 Class Basketball: 7. PATRICIA A. NOBLE Pat 'k Ambition: Teacher Play Staff: 4 Hall Monitor: 4 Peninsula: 7. RAYMOND NYBERG Moon if Ambition: To be a success Play Staff: 3, 4 Archery Club'1 l Lk mbirion: To be happy Play Staff: 4 Girl Reserves: 4 Gym Exhibit: I, 1, 3, 4 Vocational Home Economics: 4 VIRGINIA MAE PEARCE Ginny 'k Ambition: To be happy Hall Monitor: 3 Commercial Club: 4 KALDRON Stalf: 4 Girl Reserves: 4 WILLIAM NELSON Bill' ' 'k Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Press Club: 7., 4 Play Staff: 3 Hall Monitor: I, 7., 3 Hun Staff: 3 NANCY NORTON ' 'Nano' ' Ik Ambition: Dietici an KALDRON Staff: 4 Debating Team: 4 Class Play: 4 Girl Reserves: 4 DONALD PAUL OWENS .. DMN it Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Basketball: 2., 3, 4 Football: 4 Class Mushball: I, I., 3, 4 Play Staff: 3 JANET PARsoN jamie Ik Ambition: Occupational Therapist KALDRON Staff: 4 Play Staff: 4 Red Cross: 7., 3, 4 HUB Staff: L Hall Monitor:4 Gym Exhibit: I, 1,3 RICHARD PEARSON Porky Ik Ambition: Chemical Engineer Band: 3, 4 Camera: 7., 3 Radio: I Hall Patrol: 1., 3 Hall Monitor: 3 I3 1941,.KALDRON DORIS PONGRATZ Darien at Ambifien: To be a success KALDRON Staff: 4 Chorus: 4 Play Staff: 3, 4 Red Cross: 4 Hall Monitor: 3, 4 Girl Reserves: 4 FRED WILLIAM RODAT Fritz i' Ambitian: Engineer Football Manager: 3, 4 Basketball: I, 3, 4 Class Mushball: I, 1, 3, 4 HUB Staff: L, 3, 4 KALDRON Staff: 4 ROBERT Roor ' 'Bah' ' t Ambition: U. S. Army Air Corps Vocational Agr.: I, 3, 4 Treasurer of Agr,: 4 MARJORIE ANN ROSENTHAL Marge t Ambitinrz: To be successful Play Staff: 4 Camera Club: I Chorus: 1, 3, 4 Gym Exhibit: I, 1 Girl Reserves: 4 DONALD SCI-IULTZ . .Dann 'k Ambitim: Electrician Chorus: 1, 3 14 GEORGE PULAKOS Greek 'lr Ambitiurzx Learn to swim Press Club: 1, 3, 4 Football: I, 1, 3 Play Cast: 3 Play Staff: 4 Student Council: I, 2. Class Basketball: I, L, 3 BETTY M. ROESCH UBUJ3, 'lr Ambiiiarzx To always be happy National Honor Society: 3, 4 Chorus: 7., 3, 4 Cheer Leader: 7., 3, 4 Press Club: 4 KALDRON Staff: 4 Play Cast: 3 DONALD ROSENBURG ADW.. it Amhitien: Marine Air Corps Basketball: I, 1. Baseball: I, 2. Safety Patrol: 7. HERBERT CHARLES RUTEMILLER Herbie at Amhirim: Chemical Engineer Class Mushball: I, L Camera Club: 1 KALDRUN Staff: 4 ARLENE SEIB 'lferbien ik Ambitian: Missionary Commercial Club: 4 Play Staff: 4 Hall Monitor: 4 KALDRONfI941 ,,,,,, KENNETH M. SHORES .S'bnrky i' Ambition: State Trooper Basketball: 1, 3 Football: 1, 1, 3 Chorus: 3, 4 Play Cast: 4 Class Mushball: I, 1, 3, 4 BERNARD SKAPURA Htfcrappf' 'Ir Ambition: Coast Guarclsman Strong Vincent and Millcreek Football: 1, 1, 3, 4 Basketball: 1, 1, 3 Golf: I, 1, 4 HARRY SMITH Harm 'A' Ambition: To be successful LEROY STADLER .S'tat i' Ambition: Plumber Football: 1, 1, 3 Basketball: I, 1, 3, 4 Class Mushball: I, 1, 3, 4 Class Oliicer: 1 Student Council: 3, 4 Safety Patrol: 1 RICHARD THALER Dirk 'Ir Ambition: Electrician Play Staff: 4 Press Club: 3, 4 KALDRON Staff: 4 Camera Club: I, 1 Radio Club: 1 Hall Patrol: 1, 3 JAMES W. SHUGART Slang it Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Football: 1, 3, 4 Basketball: 1, 3 Class Olicer: 1 KALDRDN Staff: 4 Library Club: 4 Play Staff: 4 HARRIET SMITH 'lfmittien 'A' Ambition: To be happy DOROTHY SPIRES . . DN. . 'A' Ambition: To be a success Girl Reserves: 4 Hall Monitor: 4 Gym Exhibit: 1, 1, 3, 4 E. JEAN STRANAHAN Jennie i' Ambition: Private Secretary Commercial Club: 4 DORIS VAN CAMP Pudgie 'I' Ambition: Private Secretary Girard- Girl Reserves: I, 1 Home Economics Club: 1, 3 Millcreek- Commercial Club: 4 Chorus: 4 A-is 194 1,KAL HELEN WAIDLEY just Helm t Ambifion: Organist and Xylophonist National Honor Society: 3, 4 Chorus: 7., 3, 4 Band: 4 Hall Monitor: 4 Orchestra: 4 Play Staff: 4 DONALD WVALDEMARSON Smear 'A' Ambition: Farmer F. F. A.: 1, z., 3, 4 Football: 4 Play Staff: 4 EVELYN WEBER .YmilU 'A' Ambition: Private Secretary Commercial Club: 4 Play Staff: 4 Dramatic Club: 2. Hall Monitor: 1, 4 Knitting Club: 1 ROBERT A. WELLS Bob t Ambirion: To be a success Debating Team: 2., 3, 4 Play Cast: 4 KALDRON Staff: 4 Press Club: 1, 3 Class Mushball: 1, L, 3, 4 Library Club: L, 3, 4 ARLENE E. WILKINS Lucky 'A' Ambition: To be a success Play Cast: 3 Play Staff: 4 KALDRON Staff: 4 Camera Club: 1 Chorus: L, 3, 4 Library Club: 4 PARKE WAIDLEY Blimp t Ambirion: To play with a band Orchestra: L, 3, 4 Band: 1., 3, 4 N, W. P. Band: 3 Hall Monitor: 4 All County Band: L, 3 Radio Club: 1 MILDRED JUNE WEAVER MMU 'k Ambition: Interior Decorator Library Club: 1, 7., 3, 4 Play Staff: 4 Chorus: 1, 3, 4 Class Officer: 7. Gym. Exhibit: 1, L, 3 Basketball: 1, 7. CLARA ANN WELLS Corky 'k Ambition: Dress Designer Chorus: L, 3, 4 Gym Exhibit: 1, 2. Camera Club: L Girl Reserves: 4 Play Staff: 4 Student Council: 1 RAYMOND WICKLES ..R4y,. i' Ambition: To be a Farmer F. F. A.: 1, 1, 3, 4 Play SEZHZ3 Hall Monitor: 3, 4 MARIA E. FROM I X b :J a Staff Com rcial lub:4 ' H E Staffrlffy ' St: 3 KA DRDN Sta : 4 Cla Cer: 1, AUDREY YOUNG Shrimp 'k Ambition: Private Secretary Leather Club: 1 Gym Exhibit: 1, 1 Vocational Home Economics: 4 16 ft mine ' ourn ist 3 KENNETH R SONTHEIMER Clam Qt IQ42 In Memmfmm 1941,KALDRON School Service OR several years Millcreek High School has been extremely fortunate in having a school Cafeteria. Most schools of our size do not have this asset. The Cafeteria is under the directorship of Mr. and Mrs. Freeburg, with Mrs. McCamey, Mrs. Hosbach, Mrs. Rice and Miss Mills as their aids. Millcreek students have been dining in this Cafeteria daily, and not once has this capable group failed to prepare the daily variety of foods. Our Cafeteria opens a few days after the beginning of school, and continues in operation until two or three days before the close of the second term. We are also indebted to our bus drivers. This group braves the whims of the elements every year, and very seldom do the students of Millcreek fail to arrive at school because the buses couldn't get through. Our bus drivers are called upon to do many things. Every organization in the school depends upon this group for transportation to various activities. The bus drivers, namely: Mr. Waidley, Mr. Foht, Mr. Gill, Mr. Ripley, and Mr. Steinford, are under the supervision of Mr. Cook. We regret that our janitors, Pop Richardson and Mrs. Smith, were not present to have their pictures taken, however, we are familiar with the work of our janitors, and know how faithful they have been in doing their duties. 18 ,,,1941,.KALDRON KALDRON STAFF .fpan.mrJ.' MR. KUHL AND MR. KORRELL Firm! Row: NORRIS MURRAY, ROBERT XVELLS, DONALD HIRSCH, RICHARD THALER. Second Raw: LAURINE ENGEL, SHIRLEY HARRINGTON, JUNE GRAMES, MR. KUHL MR. KORRELL, GLADYS CLARK, DOROTHY ANDERSON, LOIS LOVE. Third Raw: DOROTHY SPIRES, VIRGINIA PEARCE, JANET PARSON, DORIS PONGRATZ, MADELYN FLEMING, RUTH BURG, MARIANNE VVIOLFROM, BETTY ROESCII, Faurtl1Row.' NAOMI GILL, ELEANOR SHEA, RUTH MCDONALD, NANCY NORTON, PHYLLIS HORTH, JEAN JOHNSON, ARLENE WVILKINS, BETTY MURPHY. Fifth Row: FRANK CARTER, WILLIAM MIDDLETON, DONALD KOHL, JAMES SHUGART, RUSSELL FRATTO, RICHARD KIDDER, FRED RODAT, GEORGE PULAKOS. 'A' It 'k 'k 'k i' 'Ir 'k Il' 'A' i' CHEER LEADERS .fpamars MRS. WEISLOGEL LAURINE ENGEL, 'JACK CRONIN, BETTY ROESCH i' i' i' i' 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' i' 'A' i' DEBATE .Ypomarfx MISS POLLOCK AND MISS O,DONNELL 5'tandin,g.' MISS POLLOCK, RICHARD KIDDER, NANCY NORTON, FRANK CARTER, MISS O,DONNELL, ROBERT WVELLS. Jmted: LOIS LOVE, DONALD HIRSCH, JEAN ROOT, BETTY BARRINGER. 7.0 : KALDRQNQ41 i' i' t Kezldron Xml? 'A' 'A' 'k Cheer Leezelefar 11' 'A' Debate ,1941,KALDRO SENIOR PLAY CAST Coarh: MISS OYDONNELL Left to Right: KENNETH SHORES, NANCY NORTON, ROBERT WELLS, LAURINE ENGEL, DONALD HIRSCH, MADELYN FLEMING, MILDRED WEAVER, RICHARD KIDDER, DOROTHY ANDERSON. N N N N N N N N N N N HALL MONITORS .SJI707lJ'0f.' MR. KUHL Fin! Raw: PARKE WAIDLEY, RUSSELL WRIGHT, RICHARD THALER, GALE BABCOCK. Semnd Raw: MARIANNE WOLFROM, BETTY ROESCH, EVELYN WEBER, DOROTHY DETISCII, HARRIET SMITH, LOIS LOVE, DOROTHY ANDERSON, JANET PARSON, HELEN WAIDLEY. Third Row: WINIFRED HENRY, ARLENE SEIB, BETTY HUNTINGTON, MARYLLIS RIEGER, JUNE GRAMES, DOROTHY SPIRES, GLADYS CLARK, IRENE DYLEWSKI, CLARA ANN WELLS. Fourth Raw: LAURINE ENGEL, MARJORIE MILLER, ANN LINDQUIST, EVELYN HARDNER, SHIRLEY MILLER, RUTH BURG, JANE MOORE, PATRICIA NOBLE, DORIS PONGRATZ. Fifth Row: EDWARD BORLAND, RAYMOND FRY, ERNEST GRAMES, RAYMOND WICKLES, ERNEST KATZWINKLE, HAROLD MORGAN, DAVID CAUGHEY, RICHARD BAKER. N N N N N N N N N N N ORCHESTRA .fponmrxx MR. FORBES AND MISS STRICKLER .S'eated.' VIVIAN MANER, LOIS FLYNN, MARJORIE ACKERMAN, MAX MORGAN, METHEL BILLINGS, ERWIN FINKE, NANCY DREXLER, LAURA JEAN COTE, LUCILE HEIDT, RALPH OHLE, BETTY HENRY, CHARLES SAKOTAS, GLENN SUMMERSGILL, DORIS HETRICK, JEAN BENNETT, WALTER DAvID,.DONALD HIRSCH, BURTON DELANCEY. .S'tanding.' MR, FORBES, RICIIARD KIDDER, RAYMOND ANDERSON, NANCY FITZGERALD, DONA BECKER, HELEN WAIDLEY, ROSE MARY KRISTIANSEN, ROBERT KEPPEL, ELMER SCHOLTZ, JACK ROTH. 12. KALDRONQ41 ir i ft i' Senior Play Cant 'A' 'k i' Hall Monitom' i' i' Orcloeffm NNN 1947-N GIRL RESERVES .fponmrfx MIsS LUKE AND MISS JOSWICK Firft Row: EVELYN WEBER: IDA HALE, PATRICIA SCHUTTE, BETTY ROESCH, MIRIAM PITETTI, GENEVIEVE STITT, IKENE DYLEWSKI, JUNE GRAMES, ARLENE ANDERSON, TI-IERESA MIODUS, JESSIE PARKER. .Yemnd Raw: MAE CASSARINO, ELLA O'CONNELL, ELEANOR SHEA, EVELYN RENAUD, VIRGINIA FUHRER, RUTH MCDONALD, DOROTHY DETISCH, MISS JOSWICK, NANCY NORTON, MISS LUKE, MARIANNE WOLFROM, SHIRLEY HARRINGTON, MARY ALICE BUSECK, JEAN AUSTIN, DOROTHY SPIRES, Third Raw: DOLORES ZYLKA, JEAN HITZ, THERESA LEWIS, WINIERED HENRY, HARRIET SMITH, BETTY HUNT- INGTON, JANET PARSON, NAOMI GILL, JEAN BROWN, PHYLLIS HORTH, ANNE DELANCEY, MARIAN HILLS, SHIRLEY BENZING, MARY ANN PULAKOS. Fourth Rowx BETTY BARRINOER, MARY JANE BEERE, ANNE LEVESQUE, MARIAN LEWVESQUE, ELAINE DEININGER, MARY JANE BTEEEL, NANCY DREXLER, CECILIA KNEIDINOER, EVELYN HARDNER, SI-IIRLEY MILLER, DORIS PONORATZ, VIRGINIA CRDNIN, CLARA ANN WELLS, JANE MOORE, RUTH BURG. Fifth Raw: MARJORIE ROSENTHAL, VIRGINIA BALLOU, DORIS MCCAMEY, CHARLOTTE KLECKNER, ANNA KRISTIANSEN, VIOLET JOHNSON, LOIS LOVE, JEAN JOHNSON, BETTY MURPHY, DOROTHY ALSTADT, VIRGINIA PEARCE, ELAINE BURG, BETTY SORR, LOIS JORDAN. Sixth Row: RITA KuNTz,JANE HECKMAN,'JEANNETTE DRISCoLL,JEAN BENNETT, NANCY FITZOERALD, VIRGINIA CROSS, BARBARA MARSHALL, LEANNA FORCE, MILDRED WEAVER, JEAN ROOT, MARJORIE ACKERMAN, MARYLLIS RIEGER, LUCY URRARO, NORMA BARNES. N N N N N N N N N N N HALL PATROL .fpomarf MR. KUHL Firft Raw: GLENN WILL, DICK CRONIN, ROY DEAN, CLIFFORD BARKER, EDWARD MOKWA. .friend R0w.'JERRY CLARK, ELMER SCHOLTZ, PRESSLEY CAMPBELL, MR. KUHL, HAROLD MORGAN, ERWIN FINKE. Third Row: CHARLES SCHUTTE, ROBERT KERREL, HAROLD HERMANN, ERNEST KATZWINKLE, LEO PREECE. Fourth Raw: RAY CARLSON, DAVID ROOT, JAMES WICKHAM, RUSSELL WALTERS, JOSEPH TICE, ROBERT STOKER. Fifth Row: EVERETT DAVIS, TOM WELLS, JOE BALKOVIC, ALVIN HINKLE, HAROLD RHONE, WILLIAM LOSSIE. N N N N N N N N N N N CHORUS .S'pomorJ.' MR. CRANDALL AND MISS STRICKLER Fint Row: DONNA MAE HARDINC., NORMA ALCORN, NORMA BARNES, MARY JANE BIEEEL, MARYLLIS RIEGER, NAOMI GILL, HELEN TIEMANN, VIRGINIA FUHRER, MARY ALICE BUSECK, BETTY ROESCH, MARY ANN PULAKOS, JEAN BARNES, YVONNE SMITH, DOROTHY ANDERSON, BETTY BARRINGER, MARY JANE BEEEE, BETTY MURPHY. .Yzmnd Row: GERALDINE SORER, PATRICIA MINER, MILDRED OTTENI, ELOISE GOODRICH, BETTY CAMREELL, ARLENE WILKINS, PHYLLIS HORTH, ANN DELANCEY, EVELYN RENALID, VIRGINIA BALLOU, BETTY NEWCOMER, EVELYN JEWEL, DOROTHY ALSTADT, MARJORIE ROSENTHAL, SHIRLEY HARRINGTON, HELEN WAIDLEY. Third Row: FLORENCE GARDNER, SHIRLEY BENZING, CAROLYN DEAN, LUCY MAE LARRLE, IRENE GUERIN, MAE CASSARINO, ELAINE DEININOER, DORIS PONGRATZ, CLARA ANN WELLS, VIRGINIA CRONIN, JEAN BROWN, RUTH MCDONALD, CECILIA KNEIDINGER, ANNE LEVESQUE, LUCY URRARO, METHEL BILLINOS, MILDRED WEAVER, MADELYN FLEMINO, GLADYS CLARK. Fourth Raw: ARLENE FLETCHER, MARIAN LEVESQUE, MONA JUNE UPLINOER, OLIVE INORO, GLORIA DEMARCO, GRACE BOLKAVIC, ESTHER KUHL, EVELYN SCHERMER, MARIAN HILLS, MARIAN BOLE, JEAN WEINDORF, BETTY SOPP, GENEVA COOK, DONNA EATON, JEAN HONEY, DORIS STURGEON, HELEN ARNOLD, LOIS LOVE, JEAN JOHNSON. Fifth Raw: ERNEST GRAMES, WOODFORD CASSIDY, JOHN BAIRD, WALTER TAYLOR, BERNARD SKAPURA, MILTON HAMILTON, JAMES FLYNN, GLEN EWER, DELROY LOTT, KENNETH SHORES, EVERETT BACON, CLIFFORD HAMMER. 7-4 KALDRQNML t t 'A' Girl Referzfef at 'k 'A' H all Patrol 'k t Clooney 1941,KALDRON PARKING PATROL .fpamors MR. GOODRICH First Raw: HAROLD BROWN, EDWARD RUSSELL, MR. GOODRICI-I, GERALD KOHL JOE TICE. Second Row: JAMES WICKHAM, NORMAN JACKSON, BILL MCCLEARY, NORMAN KLECKNER Third Row: CLYDE MOORE, HOMER BROWN, BILL KRAYER, ALVIN HINKLE, i' 'A' 'k 'A' i' t 'A' if i' i' 'k COMMERCIAL CLUB Spomar: MISS ZUCK Firft Row: ARLENE SEII3, EVELYN WEBER, MISS ZUCK, DOROTHY DETISCH. Sammi R0w.'.IEAN STRANAHAN, BETTY HUNTINGTON, MARIAN KANIS, DORIS VAN CAMP Third Row: VIRGINIA PEARCE, MARIANNE WOLFROM, HARRIET SMITH. 'A' 'k ll' Ik i' if 'k if 1 Ik It NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Spamor: MR. SHEPLEY Firzrt Row: DOROTHY ANDERSON, HELEN WAIDLEY,'BETTY ROESCH. .fecand Row: RICHARD KIDDER, MR. SHEPLEY, DON KOHL. 16 a KALDRON,1941 i' i' 'k Parking Patrol 'A' 'A' 'A' i' Commercial Clal 'Ir 'k N atlonal H onor Society 194KALDRON i' 'A' F. F. A. ft 'A' 'k t Student Council 'A' t 'A' t junior Red Crow RI947- if-A' E. F. A. Xponfors MR. PAYNE Fin! Row: LEO PREECE, WILLIAM MCKELLOP. Second Row: CALVIN LOVE, RAYMOND WINSLOW, CLIFFORD HAMMER, MR. PAYNE, DONALD WALDEMARSON, ROBERT ROOT. Third Row: JOHN ALSTADT, FRANK THAYER, NORMAN TOUSEY, RAYMOND WICKLES, HOWARD GODIIREY. Fourth Row: ARTHUR EVANS, Ross SCHLURAFF, RONALD NICHOLS, EDWARD MOKWA, MICHAEL SKAPURA. Fifth Row: EDWARD ELSESSOR, RUSSELL WALTERS, WALTER BUETIKOEER, RICHARD BABO, EARL YOUNG, GEORGE KEINATH. N i' Ik N N i' i' A N 1 Ik STUDENT COUNCIL S'ponJor.' MR. SHEPLEY Firft Row: JACK MCCULLOUGH, DAVID LONG, GERALD KOHL. .fecoud Row: GENEVIEVE STITT, PATRICIA BURGER, RUTH MCDONALD, JEAN BROWN. Third Row: LEO PREECE, JUNE DANIELS, HELEN TIEMANN, ARLENE FLETCHER, MARTHA MASSING, ELMER SCHOLTZ. Fourth Row: JUSTIN SCHAEFFER, KENNETH MIDDLETON, JAMES SWANSON, DONALD OWENS, RAYMOND ANDERSON. Ik Y N Ik Ik N N N Ik Ik N JUNIOR RED CROSS Spomor: MISS COOK Firxt Row: DICK CRONIN, ELMER SCHOLTZ, ESTELLE BARRY, HAROLD MORGAN, RICHARD VENABLE. .fzcond Row: DOROTHY CARTER, ANNE SKAPURA, PATRICIA BURGER, LORRAINE BLACK, ALBERTA COWLEY, LUCY MAE LAPPLE, ARLENE ANDERSON, MISS COOK, JUNE GRAMES, VIRGINIA MENDES, MARJORIE HOEHN, JANE RUSSELL, LILA BELL PHILIPS, DORA MARTIN. Third Rowx WINIERED HENRY, HARRIET SMITH, NAOMI GILL, JANET PARSON, EVELYN RENAUD, VIRGINIA FUI-IRER, JEAN WEINDORP, .JEAN BROWN, ANNE DELANCEY, MARIAN HILLS, DELORES RINDERLE, SHIRLEY BENZING. Fourth Row: SHIRLEY HARRINGTON, SIGNE LINDQUIST, MARGUERITE SCHNEIDER, ROSE MARY RODAT, DOROTHY HARRIS, SUZANNE GINTZ, EVELYN HARDNER, NANCY DREXLER, DORIS PONGRATZ, VIRGINIA CRONIN, MILDRED WEAVER, SHIRLEY MILLER, ANNE LINDQUIST. Fifth Row: HELEN WILL, SHIRLEY BROWN, PATRICIA SPENCER, ESTHER MOREY, ESTHER KUHL, ARLENE FLETCHER, JEAN RATHBURN, SARAH ROGAN, BETTY SOPP, LUIS JORDAN, CECILIA KNEIDINGER. 19 IWKALDRON 'lr 'A' Prem' Club 'k 'k Bmw! 'A' 'k 'A' Libmfgl Club D A1941 ,, PRESS CLUB .S'pomar.' MR. SHEPLEY Fin! Raza: ROBERT OLSON, RICHARD PORSCH, NORRIS MURRAY, LEWIS SCHRADER, RICHARD THALER. .Yerami R0u'.'GERALDINE SUPER BETTY ROESCH MARIANNE WOLFROM NANCY DREXLER I I a x GLADYS CLARK, MADELYN FLEMING, DOROTHY ANDERSON, BETTY MURPHY. Third Row: LOIS LOVE, ELMER SCHOLTZ, DORIS LOVE, GEORGE PULAKOS, RUSSELL FRATTO, MR. SHEPLEY, FRED RODAT, WILLIAM MIDDLETON, MARY ANN PULAKOS, RAYMOND WINSLOW, MARY ALICE BUSECK. A A A A A A A A A A A AND Spomon: MR. FORBES AND MISS STRICKLER Pint Raw: ERWIN FINKE, DORIS FUHRMAN, DONA BECKER, ROSE MARY KRISTIANSEN, PRESSLEY CAMPBELL, EDITH WILKES, BETTY ANN RHODE, RAYMOND ANDERSON, GLENN SUMMERSGILL, DORIS HETRICK, HELEN WAIDLEY. .Ymmd Rauf: MR. FORBES, RICHARD PORSCH, NANCY FITZGERALD, ROY LANDIS, HAROLD WISER, JACK ROTH, NELSON SAKOTAS, RALPH OHLE, BURTON DELANCEY, DONALD HIRSCH, DORIS LOVE, KENNETH LOTT. Third Raw: JACK DALE, DICK NELSON, JOHN AULD, ELMER SCHOLTZ, ROBERT KEPPEL, RAYMOND BURKMIRE, RICHARD KIDDER, WALTER DAVID, LLOYD JOHNS, JAMES SWANSON, JEAN BENNETT, LOIS FLYNN, DAVID JOHNS. N N N N N N N N N N N LIBRARY CLUB Span.ror.' MRS. SAMPSON Firxt Row: RICHARD PORSCH, CLIFFORD TAYLOR, GERALD DREGER, LEWIS SCHRADER, PRESSLEY CAMPBELL. Secand Row: JEAN JOHNSON, MILDRED WEAVER, BETTY ,MURPHY, MRS. SAMPSON, JEAN HONEY, GLADYS CLARK, DOROTHY ANDERSON. Third Raw: LAURINE ENGEL, JAMES SHUGART, ROBERT WELLS, WILLIAM LOSSIE, ELMER SCHOLTZ, WILLIAM KRAYER, MADELYN FLEMING, ARLENE WILKINS. 31 .94.,KALDRoN Senior Clays Play The Senior Class presented its annual play, entitled The Youngest, on Friday, November 14. This play, a Philip Barry comedy, centered about the efforts of Nancy Blake to elevate Richard Winslow from the lowly position that he occupied in his family. Through a slight technicality in the late Mr. Winslow's will, Richard became the legal owner of all of his family's money and real estate. Out of pure generosity Richard then created a trust fund for his family and the play ended with a happy future in store for Richard, Nancy, and the entire family. CAST OF CHARACTERS Richard Winslow . . DONALD HIRSCH Augusta Winslow Nancy Blake . . MADELYN FLEMING Martin ..,. NANCY NORTON Mrs. Winslow . LAURINE ENGEL Muffy Winslow DOROTHY ANDERSON Oliver Winslow . . ROBERT WELLS Allen Martin . . KENNETH SHORES Mark Winslow . RICHARD KIDDER Katie . . . MILDRED WEAVER 'A' SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEES Faculgf Chairman: MR. CRANDALL .Ytudent Aui.rtant.I: BETTY ROEscH AND JEAN JOHNSON. Stage Managen: BILL MIDDLETON AND BILL MCCAMEY Stage Mamzgen' Aoi11i.ror.' MISS COOK Stage Committee: DONALD KOHL, Chairman, RAY FRY, JIM SHUGART, BILL LOSSIB, CHARLES SCHIJTTE, Dxexc PEARsON, ROY STADLER, RAY NYBURG, BILL KRAYER. Make-up Adoiror: Miss COOK Make-up Committee: ARLENE WILKINS, Chairman, MARJORIE Foss, IRENE DYLESKI, DOROTHY ALSTADT, JEAN AUSTIN, JUNE GRAMES, JESSIE PARKER. Adoertifing Aoiviror: MR. SHEPLEY Adoeftiring Committee: PATRICIA NOBLE, Chairman, HELEN WAIDLEY, VIRGINIA CRoss, DORIS PONGRATZ LEANNA FORCE, DOROTHY DETISCH, BARBARA MARsI-IALL, NORRIS MURRAY. Ticket Committee: RUSSELL FRATTO, Chairman, BILL KRAYER, CALVIN LOVE, DONALD WALDEMARSON, RAY ANDERSON. Perxonal Pfoperg Committee: MARIANNE WOLPROM, Chairman, Lols LOVE, ARLENE WILKINs, KENNETH SHORES, GEORGE PULAKOS, MILDRED WEAVER. Urberr Adoixon' MR. LEMAsTERs U.rber.r Committee: NAOMI GILL, Chairman,JANE MOORE, MARJORIE RUSENTHAL, EDITH LINDEY, JANET PARSON, CLARA ANN WEL15, RUTH BURG, VIRGINIA PEARCE. Progmme Adoiror: Mxss ZUCK Program: Committee: MARIAN KANIS, Chairman, ARLENE SEIB, EVELYN WEBER, MARGARET LUTHER. Poiten Committee: CLARA ANN WELLS, Chairman, VIRGINIA CRONIN, WILLIAM LOssIE, JEAN AUSTIN, 37. KALDRON,194L,,,, Kazlalffon Staff vwlsmollff gist 1911? l94l'42 'wfffnssotiw Editor-in-chief . . . . NORRIS MURRAY Literary Editor . . . . DOROTHY ANDERSON Assistant Literary Editor . Senior Class Editor , . . Assistant Senior Class Editor . Underclass Editor . . . Assistant Underclass Editor . Sports Editor ,... Assistant Sports Editor Club Editor . . . Assistant Club Editor . Photographic Editor . . . Assistant Photographic Editor Typing Editor ...,. Assistant Typing Editor . Assistant Typing Editor . Art Editor .... Assistant Art Editor Business Manager . Subscription .... Advertising Manager . HERBERT RUTEMILLER , , DONALD KOHL . RICHARD KIDDER . . JEAN JOHNSON . ARLENE WILKINS . . F RED RODAT WILLIAM MIDDLETON . . NAOMI GILL . JANET PARSON DONALD HIRSCH . . FRANK CARTER MADELYN FLEMING . VIRGINIA PEARCE . GLADYS CLARK MARIANNE WOLFROM . BETTY MURPHY . . BOB WELLS RUSSELL F RATTO . GEORGE PULAKOS Anifmm' Advertising Nlmmgem' BOB WELLS LAURINE ENGEL NANCY DREXLER BETTY ROESCH PHYLLIS HORTH DOROTHY SPIRES JIM SHUGART HERMAN HEISE DICK THALER Aftrbmnt Subycription Mmmgerf BILL MCCAMEY DORIS PONGRATZ RUTH MCDONALD RUTH BURG ELEANOR SHEA SHIRLEY HARRINGTON NANCY NORTON JUNE GRAMES Advixom MR. KORRELL MR. KUHL 33 ,194I,KALDRON nnzor Clam Play The Junior Class of I941 presented Shoot the Works, as their annual Class play, On April IO, 1941. Laura Ashworth . Jud Clarendon . . Kate Ashworth . Homer Boylston . Guy Priest . . . Max Neal . . Lou Undine . . Cammittez Mana gem: BETTY BROWN MAI: MORGAN U.rher:.' MISS DAVIS MARGARET ACRERMAN BETTY BARRINGER JEAN BROWN MARY COTE KATHLEEN DAWLEY VIRGINXA FUHRER EVELYN HARDNER LOIS JORDAN EVELYN RENAUD BETTY Sow Make-up: MISS COOK BETTY BROWN, Chairman GERALDINE SUPER, Au VIRGINIA BALLOL1 MARY ALICE BUSECK ANNE LEVESQUE HAROLD MORGAN RALPH OHLE Perronnel and Caxfumers MISS MARKEY JEAN WOODS, Chairman JEAN BENNETT 34 CAST OF CHARACTERS . MIRIAM PITETTI Jake Moore. . ERNEST KATZWINKLE . MORRIS MINER Lucinda Livermore NORMA BARNES MARIAN LEVESQUE Sally Hunt . . , NANCY DREXLER . ROBERT OLSON Dex Newell . ELMER SCHOLTZ LEWIS SCHRADER Ruth Bright . . PHYLLIS HORTH GEORGE KEINATH Bessie Perkins . . RUTH MCDONALD ELAINE DEININGER Joshua Perkins , WALTER TAYLOR Narrator-JEAN ROOT Coach and Farulzy ALiUiJE7'MISS JUNE MARKEY ir JUNIOR PLAY COMMITTEES JEANNE DILLON WOODFORD CASSIDY SHIRLEY MILLER CHARLES NELSON Stage: MISS COOK RAY LAPENSZ, Managzr ART KRAYER, Manager JOHN ALSTADT MAE CASSARINO GERALD DREGER DONALD LIND ELEANOR SHEA ROEERT STURGEON RAY WINSLOW .fludent Caaclaer and Pronzpterf: I MARY ALICE BUSECK lffdnf MARYLLIS RIEGER GENEVIEVE STITT Tirketf: MR. KUHL MAX MORGAN, Clfairrnan MARY JANE BIEEEL ANNE DELANCEY ERWIN FINKE MARIAN HILLS ANNA KRISTIANSEN LUCY MAE LAI-PLE CARL MILLER VERE ORE Progranzrx MISS MARKEY BETTY BROWN MAX MORGAN Aduerfifing: MR. SHEPLEY CECIL CLINTON, Chairman JACK CRONIN CECILIA KNEIDINGER SHIRLEY KUNTZ MARY ANN PULAKOS CHARLES SPANGLER Pmterrs MISS COOK DORIS MCCAMEY, Chairman JANE HECKMAN CHARLOTTE KLECKNER PAT SCHUTTE DOROTHY STURGEON Between Arif: MISS MARKEY RUTH MCDONALD, Chairman MARY ALICE BUSECK CECIL CLINTON MARIAN LEVESQUE ELMER SCHOLTZ WALTER TAYLOR 4 0 ,,,,1941,KALDRON K. .1 A - t 23.51, 1, my EW, fegzi Y hi . A' . , 5 if 'P R. V F, 5 vwje ,,,- if ' A 'igrfu T' , f L R N f ,fa I I . x -Wm gig 9. ' J'-' ii ' W S. A i Q it ' E -- 2 sf 1 I J -. --ff-W, 4...,gf Q X' g 4 ' iff ' 1 I W I ' 1 Kill ' ' at T A ' I, 'J , '. 41. 3 fx, If . A , r ,frfff 51 !' V ,yi I 1 3' CHARLE E, LEMASTERS SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Prahlenzf of Demncragf Denison University, B.A, Bowling Green State University iversity of Pitts rgh B . G H V CHOOL PRINCIPAL X 'V University of Pittsburgh, A.B. Edinboro State Teaeher's College Penn State MINNIE MAE FRY Englixh Eclinboro State Teacher's College Penn State University of Pittsburgh, B.S. JOHN S PL Y Q , His f i 1 O E oro St Teache Q ollege, B.S. 4 ersity of Ittsbui-gh HELEN ZUC Shorthand Twins Grove City, in Commerce University 0 ' ts urgh RRE QB ., jg er 'ty Pittsburgh I 'n o St Teacher's College, B.S. 36 Facnlfy if N BETTY SAMPSON . Librarian X it Syracuse University, B.S. in Education Clarion State Teacher's College JEFFERY PAYNE Varational Agricullure Penn State, B.S. Carnegie Tech EDITH COOK Art Edinboro State Teacher's College, Perm State Columbia University University of Pittsburgh Gus ANDERSON Physical Education Gymnarticr Penn State Summer School Colgate University, B.S. MARYBELLE POLLOCK Latin French Edinboro State Teacher's College, Muskingum College Bowling Green University MARGUERITE O,DONNELL En glifh H irtogf Mercyhurst, B,A. University of Pittsburgh B B K A L D R O N f 1 9 4 1 , fcontinneelj -. l' RAYMOND HAYES AMOS NASON -A fy! Mathematicf u xg Phyfief XV ' 'V Chernixtfjf General .Yclenee A University of Pittsburgh, BS. r SABINA JOSWICK - will Home Econorniee l' Villa Maria Olle Western Res v niversity, B.S. in Home Economics HOWARD FORBES Mathematiex Inxtrurnental Marie Allegheny College, B. S. Penn StateiMusic JEANNE LUKE Civiex Math Smith College, A.B. ANDREW LLOYD Baokkeeping Cieiei Grove City, B,C. Edinboro State Teacher's College University of Pittsburgh CHARLOTTE M. WEIS1DdEL mf! Health ' J .11 7 ,ffl Phyrieal flifqpvfoi' slippelyfnuck, Bsflf B ARNOLD KUHL P.0.D. American H ixtarj University of Michigan, A.B. University of Pittsburgh, itt.M. JOAN BREAULT Geography University , . T. HAROLD CR NDALL Binlogy Vocal Mattie Allegheny College University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Penn State-Music DOROTHEA DAVIS Ty pin g .Yharthand Ohio University, B.S. University of Wisconsin Defiance College, A.B. Ohio State University BARBARA PETERS lunar! Hiftofy 5, W University of Pittsburgh, A.B. and M.A. WALTER MURTLAND Meehanical Drawing General Shop Indiana State Teacher's College California State Teacher's College Duke University AMELIA DYLEWSKI SECRETARY, MILLCREEK HIGH C OOL ROY BOLK Hixtarv Edinboro Stat T her's College University of Pitt urgh, B.S. MARGARET POWELL Engliih Heidelberg College, B.A. Allegheny College MARIAN DETISCH SECRETARY, MILLCREEK HIGH SCHOOL ANNE V. BLILEY, R.N. SCHOOL NURSE Penn State University of Pittsburgh St. Vincent's Hospital 0 The pictures of the teachers listed below have been omitted due to their late arrival at Millcreek. JUNE MARKEY Englirh Houghton College, B.A. University of Pittsburgh MAY SCHAAF Englieh Edinboro State Teacher's College, B.S. B. JUNE STRICKLER Vocal and Inxtrurnental Mufit Lake Erie College for Women, B.A. Mercyhurst College Pitt Center MARTHA EIFERT Math University of Pittsburgh, A.B. 37 'A' i' ,, 1941,KALDR School Boowol Momoorf MR. MERLE MARSH MR. THOMAS WILLIS MR. EVERETT COOK DR. JAMES T. 38 MRS. MARY ANN PROUDLER GILLESPIE MR. WILLIAM CONNERS V MR. W. B. WASIIABAUGH O N W ,,,, 1941, A D Eleventh Grade . . . Tap Row Cleft to rightl: MORRIS MINER, WOODFORD CASSIDY, ELMER SCHOLTZ, HAROLD MORGAN, ROBERT KEPPEL, GERALD DREGER, PRESSLEY CAMPBELL, LOUIS SCHRADER, VERE ORE, DELBERT LOTT, CECIL CLINTON, HAROLD RHONE. .Yecand Row: CHARLES SPANGLER, FRANK THAYER, JOHN ALSTADT, ROBERT OLSON, ARTHUR KRAYER, WALTER TAYLOR, RAYMOND WINSLOW, ERWIN FINKE, NORMAN TOUSEY, GEORGE KEINATH, RAYMOND LAPENZ, EVERETT DAVIS. Third Row: MAE CASSARINO, MARIAN HILLS, ALEETA SLOCUM, BETTY WEAVER, JEAN BROWN, CHARLOTTE KLECKNER, DORIS MCCAMEY, GERALDINE SOPER, SHIRLEY MILLER, EVELYN HARDNER, THELMA MARTIN, ANN LEVESQUE. Fourth R01ll.'CECILIA KNEIDINGER, PATRICIA SCHUTTE, MARION LEVESQUE, LUCY LAPPLE, BETTY BARRINGER, NORMA BARNES, PHYLLIS HORTH, JEANNE WOODS, KATHLEEN DAWLEY, JEAN BENNETT, NANCE FITZGERALD, JEANETTE DRISCOLL. Fifth Row: WILMA SEIB, JEAN HITZ, THERESA LEWIS, ELAINE DEININGER, MARY ALICE BUSECK, DELORES ZYLKA, BERDENA SCHLURAEE, DOROTHY STURGEON, JANE HECK- MAN, VIRGINIA BALLOU, JEAN ROOT, LUCY URRARO. .Yixth Row: MARYLLIS RIEGER, MARY JANE BEEBE, BERTHA LYONS, JEANNE WEINDORF, RUTH MCDONALD, MARY JANE BIEBEL, TUKIE WALDER, EVELYN RENAUD, VIRGINIA FUHRER, ELLA O,CONNELL, ELEANOR SHEA, IRENE GUERIN. Seventh Row: MARY ANN PULAKOS, FLORENCE GARDNER, MARJORIE ACKERMAN, NANCY DREXLER, LOIS JORDAN, BETTY SOPP, SHIRLEY BENZIG, GENEVIEVE STITT, MIRIAM PITETTI, SHIRLEY KUNTZ, ANNA KRISTIANSEN, ALVIN HINKLE. Eighth Row: JACK HECKMAN, ANNE DELANCEY, JAMES CANFIELD, ARTHUR HETZ, HERBERT KLINE, ROBERT STURGEON, MAX MORGAN, LESTER MAVER, MELVIN SHADE, CHARLES NELSON, CLIFF HAMMER, EVERETT BACON. Ninth Row: DONALD LIND, JOHN SALZER, KENNETH GRAHAM, WALTER MIODUS, PAUL COOPER, JAMES RICE, MILTON HAMILTON, ERNEST KATZWINKLE, CARL MILLER, RALPH OHLE, EDWARD BORLAND, RUSSELL WRIGHT. 40 KALDRON fzmiow S0 Fliglzfy K My ,,,1,4I,,KALD O -- .T Tenth Grade . . . Tap Raw Cleft to ri ghtl' LAVERN YOCHIM, CHARLES MASSING, RICHARD MILLER, ARTHUR CAMER, LAVERN ROSENBERG, EDWARD MAKAWA, CLYDE MOORE, HOMER BROWN, NORMAN JACKSON, EDWARD ELSESSER, TIMOTHY LEIBOLD. S eeond Raw: JACK MCCULLOUGH, DICK PORSCH, JIM SWANSON, KENNETH CASTON, GLENN SUMMERSGILL, BOB SALZER, HARRY KUHNS, DAVID STRAUB, JACK NAYLOR, RUSSELL SILVERTHORN, GLENN EWER. Third Row: JIM FLYNN, HENRY KATZWINKLE, DICK JOHNSTON, JOHN BAIRD, MILTON HAMILTON, JIM WICKHAM, CHESTER PUDE, WALLY RUST, ROSS SCHLURAFF, ART EVANS, ARTHUR TRAUTMAN, HERMAN PUDE, Fourth Raw: RUSSELL WALTERS, LLOYD WAY, LEO PREECE, MARIE FRATTO, AUDREY WOLF, HUBERT GOLDEN, CLIFFORD TAYLOR, ISA LANCE, RUSSELL LAPP, METHEL BILLINGS, BETTY NEWCOMER. Fifth Row: LLOYD JOHNS, HOWARD GODYREY, LINA SEFFERT, MARY ANN WALDE- MARSON, DOT YOUNG, RITA WALDEMARSON, JEAN WITTENBURG, ELAINE BRADY, RAY FOLEY, RAY ANDERSON, TOM MCCALL. Sixth Row: EVELYN JEWEL, MARION BOLE, JAMES ROOT, GLADYS GEORGE, DOT PEARCE, LOUISE HERHOLD, JANE OWENS, DOLORES RINDERLE, EMMET PHILLIPS, BETTY HENRY, DICK VENABLE. Seventh Rauf: RAY WILL, MARJORIE MCGEE, RUTH KNIPPER, VIVIAN MANER, VIRGINIA VOLKMAN, NAOMI WEED, LAURA JEAN COTE, JEAN BARNES, NORMA ALCORN DORIS FUHRMAN, BETTY VOLKMAN. I Eighth Raw: DONNA MAE HARDING, MARGUERITE HEISE, DORIS STURGEON, SIGNE LINDQUIST, DORIS HETTERICK, ELAINE GOODRICH, EVELYN SHERMER, GRACE BOLKAVICK, GLORIA DE MARCO, OLIVE INGRO, MONA JUNE UPLINGER. Ninth Row: DONNA BECKER, ELAINE CHIDO, SUZANNE GINTZ, MARGUERITE SCHNEIDER, ROSEMARIE RODAT, DOT HARRIS, DONNA EATON, BETTY CAMPBELL, GENEVA COOK, MILDRED OTTENI, ELAINE ZWICKER. Tenth Row: PAT MINER, HELEN TIEMANN, EILEEN MURPHY, DORIS LOVE, YVONNE SMITH, HAZEL WHIPPLE, THERESA BEHR, JEAN HONEY, HELEN ARNOLD. 41. KALDRON 94 ami Sopbomozfey ,,1941,KALDRoN MW , E m WW rrR d U X ea y -. z - .. Q 4 l V 1 f , + ' th 5' '54 , .Q 7 ' Vg 'MG' V ,Q h V ju: L. A Q i r 4 . ' -my -E v 1 ' Q n ' 44 D H1941 R Top Row Cleft to rightl' BURTON DELANCEY, CORINNE LUTHER, MILDRED CALDWELL, ARLENE FLETCHER, ESTHER KUHL, DORIS TOUSEY, ESTHER MOREY, DICK STARS- IN MERE, MILTON MOYER, DICK GRIFFIN, WALTER DAVID, JOHN DAUGHERTY, . ' 'ri 9- JUSTIN SCHAEFFER. - ,,,.,,,Second Row: BOE FULLER, BOE MCINTYRE, DONALD BROOKS, TOM PRICE, DAVID TRASK, J r IAQ, WHOWARD RANKIN, GEORGE GRIDER, ESTEL BARRY, CLARK MOREY, ROBERT FLICK, fp ,M In ,,.GERALD HARDING, CARL GUERIN, KENNETH FUGATE. f ,H 4 ' . 1- 1 - . ' f Third Row: JERRY CLARK, RAY CARLSON, DON STALY,.TOM WELLS, JOE BALKOVIC, DICK WOLF, ELMA SHADE, RAY FOHNER, GEORGE BAILEY, JEANETTE VOLKMAN, NORM KLECKNER, CURTIS DEMARCO, WARNER HINKLE. Fourth Row: BOE STOKER, GEORGE MOORE, BOE KROMO, NELSON SAKOTAS, FRANK URRARO, LOIS JOHNSON, DOROTHY WITTERHAUER, ESTHER GRAY, PAT FELLOWS, DOROTHY BABO, MANUEL NICKOLS, ROSS SCHLURAEE. Fifth Row: MARJORIE MILKS, RAY BERKLITE, JACK JOHNSON, JIM SHERIDAN, RUTH ALLEN, JOHN AULD, JIM NORTON, TOM WELLS, TOM DYLEWSKI, BETTY HERMANSON, EVELYN RUSSELL, ELLA OVCONNOL, EDITH WILKS. Sixth Rauf: CHUCK HARRINGTON, RICH MCCLEARY, HAROLD WEISER, CARL MARTHELER, DAVE LONG, DICK NELSON, BILL QUINN, RALPH SUSCHECK, JIM ARNOLD, DICK TAYLOR, SARAH ROGAN, MIKE SKAPURA, HAROLD BROWN, HORACE BIERER, ED RUSSELL. Seventh Row: TED NYBERG, JACK DALE, JOE LINDY, JEAN RATHBURN, ROBERT WOLF, BRUCE CUMMINGS, VERNON PRESTON, FLOYD COMEAU, BETTY CLINTON, IRENE PUDE, JEAN KEELER, DOROTHY CARSON, MARY ANN SILVERTHORN, JEAN DEEOLD, DONNA URRARO. Eighth Row: RUTH SUSCHECK, ELSIA LOOKER, FRED ENGEL, LILA BELL PHILLIPS, JERRY KOHL, PAULINE YOUNG, JEAN UPPINGER, ROBERT ALTMAN, SHIRLEY WASHBURN, BILL MCCREARY, LOIS FLYNN, DOROTHY ZENK, INA MOODY, MARILYN ALLSHOUSE, ROSEMARIE DUNSMORE, Ninth Raw: VIRGINIA PETERSON, CAROLINE CASSIDY, ROSIE KRISTIANSEN, AILEEN RANKIN, DORIS LUSCHWITZ, MARGARET CASSARINO, EVELYN LEWIS, PAT JONES, ELLA MAE OYCONNELL, MILDRED POWELL, RAY HEDDERICKS, DICK CRONIN, VIRGINIA ALSTADT, KENNETH LOTT, BEVERLY CASTO. 45 ,kit 1947.1 A Eighth Grade . . . Firft Row: LOUISE LIND, ROSE VENABLE, JO ANN MINER, MARTHA MASSING, JANE NEALING, BRETA MCCREARY, LOUISE POWELL, MARIIORIE LONG, ADA KIDDER, GLENN WILL. Second Raw: BETTY ANNRHODE, YVONNEPATCHEN,VIOLA BROWN,MILDREDSCHRAEDER, PAT SONTHEIMER, JOAN DAWLEY, MAXINE THOMAS, CAROL BALLOU, JEAN GOTT, HELEN JOHNSON. Third Row: LAWRENCE FOLEY, JOE JACKSON, EUGENE BERGER, BILL SWENSON, BILL SCHEIG, JIM GEARHEART, DOREEN VOLKMAN, LEROY MARKLON, WILBUR DETISCH, GORDON ROSE. Fourth Raw: JACK ROTI-I, PHYLLIS FLYNN, CHARLIE ROBERTSON, BILL FOSTENE, ROY GOODRICH, VERN ORE, MARJORIE HOEHN, RONALD LAMB, DAVID WITTENBURG, DON HERHOLD. Fifth Raw: JACK BARNES, HERBERT MOORE, JIM GARDNER, JANE RUSSELL, DAVID JOHNS, DON SCHWAB, CLIFFORD BARKER, RAY MCCOMBS, JOE TICE, MARY ANN SILVER- THORN, VIC SCHOPPELREY. Sixth Row: PHYLLIS BARCIO, JIM WEBSTER, VICTORIA SANTOS, NATALIE SUMMERSGILL, BILLY CONDON, KENNETH MESICK, KENNETH HOPKINS, BILL HEMMY, TOMMY SULLIVAN, PAT SPENCER. Seventh Rauf: EILEEN MCKINNEY, BOB WRINGERLY, ROGER VOLKMAN, ROY DEAN, BOB JOHNSON, CHARLIE BLACK, DON WHITNEY, 'JACK MATZ, MARGARET WVELLS, IDA MOODY. Eighth Row: PAT REED, DORIS GREEN, EMANUEL FREITUS, GLADYS BEATTY, ELSIE LOOKER, DAVID ROOT, BILL SANDOFF, EARL EVANS, MARJORIE MILLER, ANNA LINDQUIST. 46 + KALDRON94 'meal Steady 194l,KALDRoN Booffmcg for Millcfeek High! , 2 1 f 1. Q 5 55 I , If . ' - I T - Q , Ev Q' 5 vii, ' QQ Z, sn. Yf w 3 ' .t ' Lf , tKf 'i fm ' . Pe K A v W . I . I , + 5 ,, , , , 1 ' Q ',: 4l - ' Sf f ,.. f. 1, - ,. E ' A' mf 1 1 ' X . 5 W fu - w 6 x fmxal t ' g if 'C 15-1 ,Sy 4 ' gi QW -.eg , , 3 'K M K if ex., My 4 B Q , i ,, .gif Sf, S , 'LA , iw- ' ,w . ' I! in ' Q 1 3 1 E LY 'I I L-.... V 6 .fd I W I xv ' ,pil '- 3- S: 'g l L ' A, W'-kg 1l: n v AA , kj' F' , A 4 Q 2 ?f,, ' ,2'A ' A j K . A l ' K 5 L J ' h' xx , ' f f'i? 4?i 'fb2 'ff f , ' 1 3 V i -- ' Q ,L ' 5:L,., J ' - 1 in ,gh wr , - EA , ' J qiffn - 1 J A D ,1941 , . . . Seventh Grade First Row Ueft ta rightl: JEAN PELUEGER, EMMA FERREE, DORA MARTIN, GERTRUDE GORNEY, THORA MARTIN, LAURA JEAN BLY, PATRICIA ANN COCIIRAN, JEAN CASSIDY, MARY CONRATH, SHIRLEY CRAGTOR. - A N 1.4 I, q,A,.-sv I4 .Yemnd Row: DOROTHY ARNHOLD, NANCY BUETTNER, JEAN MARIE FLICK, AUTUMN CEEDER, NANCY RICHARD, JUNE DANIELS, DO OT Y CARTER, NANCY RAUTINE, , SHIRLEY CHAPMAN, NANCY RUTEMILLER. WJ :SQ ff 77 f, V, 5 . rV and IX' uL,,rJ,,L. ,VY K.: Thzrd Ra .' MA ILYN AULD, SHIRLEY SWANSON, MARIAN STOSSMEISTER, RICHARD EIGHMY, LORRAINE BLACK, ALICE LAUGHLIN, RAYMOND WEAVER, NED ROBISON, ,,.., ' 1. ANDREW BOMBASH, DONALD SCHUTTE. 'D Q 1 five V , 1 L CSLMZB Fourth Raw: ESTHER FLETCHER, SHIRLEY BROWN, HELEN ILL, MAXINE LAFFERTY, LOIS JEAN HINKLE, WANDA FULLER, MARY KUTTERNA, IONA ROBERTS, PATRICIA BERGER, ANNA SKAPURA. Fifth Row: CHARLES LINDEY, PHILIP MENDES, JACK COMEAU, WILLIAM MCGHEE, ALAN DUNSMORE, DAVID SCHMITZ, JOHN SIMEON, JACK ADAMS, LOUIS BEHR, RALPH KINSTLER. .Yixth Raw: JOHN DYLESKI, ARTHUR PATTERSON, BERNARD ELLIS, ROBERT CARROLL, CHESTER WEAVER, PAUL FLICK, HARRY FICKENWORTH, WILLIAM TINDALL, HOWARD WEED, HAROLD ARNOLD. Seventh Raw: VINCENT IVARONE, ROBERT CHASE, ELVIN BARKER, MARTHA VOLKMAN, JACK POTTER, CARL SHAEFER, EPWIN NORTON, RICHARD METZGAR, RICHARD ' COSTON, DONALD LOVE. 1 -,J I' , I I jj 1. Iv I Eighth Raw: DONNA GOETZ, ETTA JEAN HERHOLD, HERMINIA SANTOS, ESTER ROGAN, VIRGINIA MENDES, JUDY WEISLOGEL, MARJORIE PETERSON, MARY LOU DAWLEY, NORMA FRATTO, NEVA FLYNN. Ninth Roux KENNETH MIDDLETON, CHARLES BOLE, CLETUS HENRY, WILLIAM LARSON, BENNY ATTENI, GROVER BILLINGS, WALTER SMITH, CLARENCE ADAMS, EDITH BLACK, ALBERTA COWLEY. Tenth Row: MICHAEL BLAIR, ALBERT SCHEIG, ARTHUR LYTLE, ARTHUR MOELLER, JAMES WEAVER, GEORGE BEDARACCO, LILLIAN WOLF, VELMA VOLKMAN, GENEVIEVE WEAVER, MYRNA ECK. 49 194a,KALDRON Nami AJ the Day! Roll B CLASS HISTORIES JUNIORS We, the Juniors, have laid the stepping stones of our individual futures through our three years of high school. ln our class there has been no abatement in our desire for achievement. We may, at some time or other, have looked upon life as a dark, monotonous state of being, but as we mature, we adopt a brighter outlook. With courage in our hearts and a plucky attitude for accomplishment we look forward to the forthcoming years of our lives. SOPHOMORES In September of 1941 there entered into the Senior High a group of Sophomores, comprised of boys and girls of Millcreek and the outlying districts. Our class has contributed members to the football and basketball teams, the chorus, orchestra and band, and to the various clubs. Our officers are: LaVern Yochim, presidentg Richard Porsch, vice president, Jack McCullough, secretary, and Yvonne Smith, treasurer. FRESHMEN From such well-known schools as Tracy, Lakewood, Kearsarge, and Belle Valley came our group of sturdy young people to join this one big center as Freshmen. May the hunger for knowledge quicken our steps as time marches on, to prepare us for our future education and life as future citizens of our country. EIGHTH GRADE When we became the eighth graders of Millcreek in the fall of 1941, we were no longer obscure beings. Then we were recognized by our upper classmates as a true portion of the student body of our beloved school. Since we are now definitely a part of Millcreek we expect to have a large represen- tation in the sports, scholastic and social activities of our school in the future. SEVENTH GRADE After coming here from Lakewood, Tracy, and Montclair Schools, we have found Millcreek High School a wonderful place. After wandering into wrong classrooms and bumping into people for about two weeks, we finally found our place in this large building and are happy to have the opportunity to remain here through our high school years. SO ,,,,194a,KALDRON Fin! Raw: JAMES WICKI-IAM, GERALD Kom., .Ycrond Row: WALTER TAYLOR, CALVIN LOVE, WILLIAM LOSSIE, WILLIAM KRAYER, WILLIAM MCCAMEY, DONALD KOI-IL, CARL LIND- QUIs'r, NORMAN TOUSEY, FRANK THAYER. Third Row: Gus ANDERSON, Coach, JACK NAYLOR, BERNARD SKAPURA, DONALD PLIDE, ELMER SHOLTZ, WILLIAM MCKELLOP, RAY WINsLow, RAY LAPENSZ, DONALD OwENs, ARTHUR KRAYER, LEWIS SCI-IRADER, BOE LANODDN, ROY BOLKEY, Faculty Manager. Fourth Row: FRED RODAT, JOHN ALSTADT, RUSSELL SILVERTIIORN, GERALD DREGER, CLIFF TAYLOR, WILLIAM QUINN, JAMEs FLYNN, DONALD WALDEMARSON, PAUL COOPER, BURTON DHLANCEY, JAMES ROOT, DIcK TIcE, GEORGE KEINATII, HERBERT KLINE, ROBERT OISON, JAMES SHUGART, WILLIAM MIDDLETON, Football With eleven lettermen returning, Gus Anderson moulded another championship combine. The Trojans Won eight games and lost one. We scored a grand total of ninety-five points to the opposition's twenty-six. The team ended the season tied for the championship of the county, sharing the crown with North East. The following lettermen will be back next year: Walter Taylor and Norman Tousey co-captains elect, jack Naylor, Elmer Sholtz, Ray Winslow and Ray Lapensz. 57. KALDRONf1941 Football Snnznmffy SEPTEMBER 9-ot Millcreek Millcreek zo ........, Academy Reserves o The Trojans showed signs of having another good season by trouncing the Lions. SEPTEMBER 17.-of Millcreek Millcreek I3 ............ Fairview o Fairview was out to avenge last year's setback, but the Trojans were a little too tough. SEPTEMBER 19-of Millofeek Millcreek 9 ...,..,... Lawrence Park 7 We were host to a strong Lawrence Park aggregation and encountered a nip and tuck battle all the way. SEPTEMBER 16-or Millcreek Millcreek 6 .4..,....... Girard o The Anderson combine fought hard against a stubborn Yellowjacket eleven. OCTOBER 4-nt Union City Millcreek 6 ........... Union City o We tallied in the first quarter and played the rest of the game in a listless deadlock. OCTOBER 9+df North Em! Millcreek o ........... North East 6 Our first night game proved a disastrous undertaking as our long winning streak was snapped. OCTOBER Igkot Horoorcreek Millcreek zo ..... .... H arborcreek 7 The Huskies resisted strongly but the Trojans soon found themselves and resumed their winning ways. OCTOBER 14-or Albion Millcreek I4 .....,..... Albion 6 The Creekers again proved superior in a well played ball game. The road in- vasion was a success. OCTOBER 31-at Milloreek Millcreek 6 .....,..... Wesleyville o In the football finale of the year, the game was played on a muddy Held during a drizzling rain. 53 ,,,,,1941,KALDRON Fin! Raw Uefl to rigblls BILL Lossua, BILL KRAYER, FRANK THAYER, Roy STADLER fCaptainD, DON OWENS, HERMAN HEISE, CARL LINDQUXST. .Yemnd Row: MR. Rox' BOLKEY, FRITZ RoDA1', KENNETH MCCONNELL, WALT TAYLOR, JIM SHUGART, CHARLES SPANGLER, JACK MCCOLLOUGH, BILL MIDDLETON, Gus ANnImsoN CCoachD. Third Raw: DoN Km-IL, ELMER SCI-IOLTZ, JIM SWANSON, LLOYD JOHNS, DAVE STRAUB, JACK NAYLUR, GLEN Ewan. Bmleefball The 1941-42. Millcreek Basketball team had one of the most successful seasons in the history of our school. This team was composed of six letter-men from the previous season. They were: Roy Stadler, Captaing Bill Krayer, Herman Heise, Donald Owens, Carl Lindquist and William Lossie. These boys, plus Frank Thayer and Walter Taylor were groomed by Gus Anderson into a smooth offensive and a tight defensive combine. After starting the season with two heartbreaking defeats, the boys then hit their stride and won seventeen straight contests in league competition, Ending the League season, tied with Lawrence Park, they entered the play-offs and defeated Wesleyville and Lawrence Park to win the championship. The 1941-41. team and their line accomplishments will long be re- membered in the annals of our Alma Mater. 54 K. A. L ID R. CJ PJ 7 1 94 1 , , , Bmkefbazl! Summary : December IO' EDINBORO . MILLCREEK OPPONENTS . 1 9 17. December 1 5-PREP . . . ll 31 December IQYHARBORCREEK . 53 I4 December 7.3 -EDINBORO . . 36 7.3 : Deeember 317ALUMNI , , 31 17 'kjanuary 6 TCORRY . . 35 7.8 'kjanuary 9fAL1310N , . 47 19 January 13KfNoRTH EAST . . 43 34 January I67GIRARD , . 38 7.0 :january ZOTWESLEYVILLE . 37 17. 'flzmuary Z3 'UNION CITY . . 47. 19 January 7.7ffLAWRENcE PARK . 36 31 ,january 30-'PREP , . . . T5 I9 iFebruary 3-HARBORCREEK . 37 8 February 6YCORRY . , . 57 7.3 February IOYALBION . . 39 16 cFebruary 13fNoRTH EAST . 36 7.6 :':February I77GIRARD . . 51 16 February zo-WEsLEYv1LLE . 40 7.5 February l47UNION CITY . . 41 T9 :':February 7.7-LAWRENCE PARK . 18 39 :':Home Game.: PLAY-OFF MILLCREEK .... 49 WESLEYVILLE . . 7.4 MILLCREEK .... 37. LAWRENCE PARK . 17 MILLCREEK-864 OPPONENTS75 53 55 .94.,KALDRoN GIRLS, BASKETBALL The Girls this year organized an intermural league. This consisted of all senior high girls who wished to participate. They played each Wednesday after school in the gym. From this group a team was selected which played a few games against other schools. Although they didn't win any of these games, the girls have organized an Athletic Association, from which they hope to enter in interscholastic competition in the future. INTERCOLLEGIATE The Intercollegiate League consisted of ten teams. They played every Friday night after school. The league was vvon by Oregon with 9 straight vvins. H1 -Y CLUB Spanmr: RAYMOND HAYES The H1-Y took its place among Millcreek's activities for the first time this year. The following officers were elected: Morris Miner, President, Richard Porsch, Vice President, Cecil Clinton, Secretary, Carl Miller, Treasurer. The Club took part in and helped sponsor a number of activities at the local Erie Y.M.C.A. Included among their activities were dances, parties and participation in the Junior Court at the Court House. Firxt Raw: JACK McCuLLouG1-I, MERLE HAMILTON, RUSSELL SILVERTHORN, .JACK CRUNIN, RICHARD RYENABLE, HUEERT GOLDEN. .fcrond Raw: ROBERT SALZER, RICHARD PoRsc1-I, CECIL CLINTON, MR. HAYES, Monlus MINER, CARL MILLER LAVERN YocHIM. Third Raw: JOIIN SALZER, ARTHUR TRAUTMAN, JAMES SWANSON, Woooronn CASSIDY, HENRY KATZWINKLE, CHARLEs MASSING, RALPI-I OI-ILE. Fourth Raw: JACK HECKMAN, MAX MORGAN, CLIFFORD TAYLOR, HERBERT KLINE, MILTON HAMILTON. 1941,KALDRON School Calendar IQ4I SEPTEMBER 1-School Opens. Commercial Club elects ofhcers. 3-Cafeteria opened. 11fLibrary Club lnitiation. First HUB out. iz-Junior High Assembly. 13--Senior High Pep Meeting. 18ffState Police sponsored movie on Driving mf- Senior Class elects officers. OCTOBER IgSenior Class Meeting- plan Dance. Student Council Members Elected. 1-Junior Skating Party. Io-Sophomore Class Meetingflilect Officers. 13-Commerical Club Meets. 17fSenior Class Play Tryouts. 19-Senior Play Cast Announced. 7.ofSenior Class Elects KALDRON Editor. 7.1fLibrary Club Meets. 31fSenior Halloween Dance. NOVEMBER 3-KALDRON Staff Named. 13fSenior Class Play Dress Rehearsal. 14-Senior Class Play Performances. 17fAssembly Program given by Ken Smith. 19fAthletic Association Skating Party. 7.6fJunior Thanksgiving Dance. 7.7-18-Thanksgiving Vacation. l 5 8 K A L D R O N+I947- ff: School Calendar 1941-42 CCOnt2nz4edD DECEMBER 7.-junior Class Purchases Nickelodeon. 5-Seniors Smile at Camera. Girl Reserve Club Organized. 15+Chorus Broadcasts on Public Address System in Erie. 17-Senior Skating Party. 7.7.-Chorus Broadcasts for Christmas Seals. 7.3-Christmas Pie. Beginning of our Christmas Vacation. JANUARY 5-Vacation Over and We're Back in School. 9-Senior High Pep Meeting. Girl Reserves Meet. 11-KALDRON Pictures Taken. 15fBob Ford, Wild Life Photographer, Presents Program. 19-Calvin Love receives Keystone Degree. ZO-LI-Mid-ICfm Exams. 7.7.-Band Skating Party. 2.3-Junior High Pep Meeting. New Cheer Leaders Chosen. 16-KALDRON Advance Sale Begins. 7.8fMr. Forbes Resigns to Teach at Titusville. 7.9-Girl Reserves Meet. FEBRUARY 4-Debate with Lawrence Park. -Senior High Assembly. Program Presented by M.H.S. Band. -Hi-Y Organized. 12.-Sophomore Dance. 17-Girl Reserves Meet. First Air Raid Drill. zo-Commercial Club Meets. zgfjunior Class Meeting-Decide Prom Site. 7.5fT. Harold Crandall Resigns to Enter lndustry. z6HSenior Name Cards and Announcements Orders Being Taken 5 6 S9 1941.KALDRON School Calendar 1941-42 QCantim4edD MARCH 5-Chorus Sings at Wesleyville. 9-Girl Reserves Plan Dance. II -P.O.D. Classes Visit Neighborhood House. All Seniors Returned. 18-Senior High Assembly- Silver Serenaders Play. 19-Junior High Assembly-Program on Electrons HUB Staff Eats Spaghetti. zo-Junior Dance. 14-Senior Class Voted for Commencement Speakers. 7-5 -Junior Skating Party. 2.7-All Girls' Night. APRIL One Act Plays Presented. 2.-7-Easter Vacation. Io-Junior Class Play. 16-F. F. A. Dance. 17-KALDRON Goes to Press, 18 Variety Show. -Debate Team Goes to Allegheny. 2.0-Chorus Plans Party. 17.-Freshmen Skating Party. 14-Senior Spring Finale Dance. 18 MAY I -Senior High Assembly. -Athletic Night. Seniors Take Stare Scholarship Test. 7-Sophomore Skating Party. 8-9-County Music and Arts Festivals. 18-19-Senior Final Exams. zo-Seniors Dismissed. 7.7.-junior and Senior Prom. 2.4-Baccalaureate Services. 7.7-Commencement. 7.9-School Picnic. 60 School Closes. KALDRONr1941,,,,, H all Patrol The Hall Patrol was organized in 1938 by Mr. Crandall. Under his direction this club has become an important organization in Millcreek High School. The Hall Patrol consists of boys from the eighth to the twelfth grades who know the rules and regulations of the school perfectly. The black arrowed lines in the halls are to aid the student body and do away with unnecessary confusion. Students are required to keep to the right and to keep the lines moving. V The Hall Patrol does not have any important social activities, but the members receive awards at the end of the school year. Claorzu The Millcreek High School Chorus, under the capable direction of Mr. Crandall, was very active this year. It had a membership of nearly one hundred students. On December IQ., the Chorus participated in a radio program presented by the Tuberculosis Association, over Station W.L.E.U., and on December 15, sang Christ- mas music over the Public Address System in Erie. A Christmas concert was also presented in the school. In March, a program was given at Wesleyville High School. Shortly after this the Chorus lost its eilicient director, who had been at Millcreek for the past eleven years. After his departure the organization was taken over by another excellent director- Miss Strickler, who worked very hard to get it under way again. The Chorus entered the Spring Festival, held in the college building at Edinboro, May Sth and 9th. Several numbers were presented. This organization has already established a fine record for Millcreek High School. Commercial Club The Commerical Club was organized in the Fall of 1939 under the sponsorship of Miss Zuck. Since it was started it has become one of the important clubs of Millcreek. The purpose of the Commercial Club is to develop its members into all-around personalities and to help them become good secretaries. It also teaches them how to apply for a position. The club sponsors teas, book reviews, clean-up campaigns, and English campaigns. There are twelve members in the club. The ofhcers are: President, Dorothy Detisch, Vice President, Marian Kanis, Secretary, Evelyn Weber. National Honor Society For the last eight years fifteen percent of each graduating class from Millcreek High School have been chosen to receive the highest honor that can be given a high school student-membership in the National Honor Society. Now nearly one hundred Millcreek alumni wear the official emblem of the National Honor Society-a flaming torch mounted upon a keystone. Four letters-C, S, L, and Siaround the base of the design, symbolize the four requirements for membership . . . Character, Scholar- ship, Leadership, and Service. Ten percent of each senior class and five percent of each junior class are elected by the faculty at the close of each school year, but the students' names remain on the roll only as long as they maintain high standards. Those elected from the Junior Class of the school year 1940-1941 were as follows: Dorothy Anderson, Donald Kohl, Betty Roesch, Helen Waidley and Richard Kidder. 61 .,41,KALDRoN Student Council ' The Student Council, with Mr. Crandall as faculty advisor, has been active since the Fall of I938. There is at least one delegate from each of the home-rooms in this organization. The following ofhcers were elected from the members of last year's Student Council: Jean Brown, President, Roy Stadler, Vice President, and Ruth McDonald, Secretary. The Council has maintained the Hall Patrol and Monitor systems again this year. It has also organized campaigns for cleanliness, started the Girl Reserves, and ac- complished many other things to benefit the school. The Student Council represents the student body in the affairs of the school. Orelaemfu This year our Orchestra, under the fine direction of Mr. Howard Forbes, continued its musical career as in previous years. A new addition has been made to the Orchestra in the form of a beginning or- chestra. By joining this beginners group with our regular organization, Millcreek can expect great things from its Orchestra next year. The members of the Orchestra took several trips to other schools and several of its musicians were selected to participate in the Festival Orchestra at Corry, Penn- sylvania, in january. Girl Referees This year the juniors and seniors had the honor of being the charter members of the Millcreek Girl Reserves. The Girl Reserves was organized in 197.5 with the purpose of preparing the young woman of America to take her place as a Christian citizen in her home, her school, her church, and her community. During the Year, the Girl Reserves participate in activities which, they believe, help to build fine characters. This year the girls enjoyed lectures, tureen suppers at the Y.W.C.A., knitting for the soldiers, bowling, sleigh rides, dances, mother and daughter teas, and get- together parties. Prefs Club The Press Club is one of the most active clubs in Millcreek. lt was formed in 1937 by Emily Zuck, Virginia Rye, and Elwin Fuller, and has improved with the years in greatness and number. Mr. Shepley is the faculty advisor for this organization, and in I94O-41 he was aided by Mr. Korrell. The club is made up of students who publish the MILLCREEK HUB and TROJANAIRE. They also print tickets and basketball schedules at various times during the year. In 1941 the HUB won first place in the Quill and Scroll contest, which is nation- wide judging of high school publications. The previous two years it took second place. 62. KALDRON,194i Hall Moniiorf The Hall Monitor system was organized in the school year of 1939-40 under the capable supervision of Mr. Crandall. He continued to supervise it until this year, when Mr. LeMasters was selected as faculty advisor for this organization. At the present time it is under the direction of Mr. Kuhl, who took Mr. LeMaster's place. Different monitors are stationed at various intervals in the halls each period of the day. It is their duty to see that every pupil passing through the hall has a permit signed by a faculty member stating where the pupil came from and where he is going. They must then write his name on a form that is provided. This method eliminates unnecessary loitering and confusion in the halls. The Hall Monitor system has proved very successful in the past and will be a success in the future, due to the co-operation of the pupils and the faculty members. F. EA The F. F. A. CFuture Farmers of AmericaD is a nationwide organization. It was formed by the Vocational Agriculture boys of America. The purpose of this organization is to give boys vocational guidance as well as a social and recreational center. Each summer the club enjoys a trip to Pennsylvania State College and each winter a number of candidates are sent to the State Farm Show in Harrisburg. Our own F, F. A. boys, under the direction of Mr. Payne, also boasted a fine basket- ball team this year. This year's officers are: President, Calvin Loveg Vice President, Raymond Winslow, Secretary, Donald Waldemarson, Treasurer, Robert Root, Reporter, Clifford Hammer. Library Club The Millcreek High School Library Club was first organized in 1936 by Miss Christine Messerly. In the five years of its existence this club has become one of the largest in Millcreek. There are twenty regular members whose aims are to maintain and improve the condition of the library. This year, under the able guidance of the new Librarian, Mrs. Sampson, the club has accomplished much. One of the most important events of the year was the celebration of Book Week. Many posters, book jackets, and book plates were exhibited in the library which expressed the enthusiasm of the student body. Those who are in the Library Club have gold pins which signify their membership in the organization. The officers of the club are as follows: President, Madelyn Fleming, Vice President, Jean Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer, Mildred Weaver, Historian, Vivian Allen. The Bama' The Band, under the direction of Mr. Howard Forbes, is composed of forty-three members which is an increase of eleven over last year's membership. During the school year the band played for football games and assembly programs. Before the Christmas vacation they went to Harborcreek and played for the school assembly. In the spring, Millcreek and Lawrence Park combined their bands to give a large concert for both schools. We are proud to say that our school was represented by Naomi Gill, Doris Pongratz, Marion LeVesque, Lucy Mae Lapple, Betty Roesch, Elaine Deininger, Phyllis Horth, Ann DeLancey, John Baird, Dell Lott, Clifford Hammer, Kenneth Shores, Helen Waidley, Laurine Engel, Betty Barringer, Lois Love, Jean Johnson, Ernest Grames, Bernard Skapura and Glenn Ewer, in the All-County Chorus. The Band also had several represented in the All-District Band. 63 .,4.,KALDRo Red Cram The Junior Red Cross has been organized for many years in Millcreek High School. This year the enrollment is the largest in its history, and the organization is progress- ing rapidly under the capable direction of Miss Fry. This year the Red Cross Council members elected the following oflicers: President, Cecilia Kneidinger, Vice President, Harold Morgan, Secretary, Betty Sopp, Treasurer, Shirley Miller. The aim of the Junior Red Cross is to give aid whenever and Wherever possible throughout the year. Each holiday it sends favors to hospitals and other institutions. This organization hopes to raise the necessary funds to send a delegate to Wash- ington, D.C., in the spring. In 1939 Millcreek was represented by Madeline Weaver, and in 1940 by Janet Parson. Cheer Leemlerf ln the past years, Millcreek High School has selected different students to lead sport fans in the cheering at football and basketball games. From past years we remember Phyllis Anthony '39, Jim Kline '39, Dick Johnson '39- '4o, and Don Bartlet '4o. This year, under the direction of Mrs. Weislogel, our experienced and efiicient cheer leaders, Betty Roesch, Laurine Engel, and jack Cronin, were very successful in gaining the support of both student and adult spectators. Millcreek's cheerleading organization has added much to the spirit and interest in its school sports. Debate Club With Lettermen Robert Wells, Donald Hirsch, and Frank Carter returning, Mill- creek had the nucleus needed to form another Hne debating team. Again this year, our team debated in the Lake Erie Debating League. Among the schools included in this league are: Strong Vincent, Erie East, Academy, North East, Girard, Harbor- creek, Albion, Wesleyville, Lawrence Park, and Millcreek. The question for I94Im47. was: Resolved, that every able-bodied male citizen in the United States should have one year of full-time military training before attaining the present draft age. The afiirmative team consisted of Lois Love, Donald Hirsch, Patricia Pfenning and Jean Root, with Miss Pollock as their advisor. The negative team consisted of Richard Kidder, Nancy Norton, Robert Wellsg and alternate Betty Barringer, with Miss O'DonnelI as their advisor. 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