Millcreek High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1943 volume:

TI-IE KALDRON VOL. XVII f f 1943 PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY The Senior Class of Millcreek High School ERIE COUNTY ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Q as ' a 4fv4 isxwiaai , wg: ffgffw f , if F ovewovd ln editing this seventeenth edition of the Kaldron we, the Kaldron Staff ol 1943, have attempted not only to create a permanent record of our Final year at Millcreelc l-ligh School, but also to emphasize the fact that we spent our Final year in a country which still maintains that Freedom should be the basis of its government. You will Find that each division of this book not only forms a part of that permanent record, but also brings out some one detail of that freedom we enjoy. Today some of those details may not be entirely truthful. ln peace times we don't realize we have these many assets to our way of living, but now when some of them are temporarily, but necessarily talcen from us, we miss them. Perhaps this really should have been a peacetime yearboolc. ll so, let's all worlc just that much harder to bring it baclc into style again. ,Q X, X . i la Wy O QQ Dea'z'cated to ROY KORREL with sincere gratitude for his untiring efforts and wise counsel in helping our graduating class through all the years of our association. Editor-in-chief ..... Assistant ........ Literary Editor. . . Assistants ...... Senior Class Editor.. . Assistants. ....... . . Underclass Editor . . . Sports Editor. . Assistant ..... . Club Editor. . . . .. Assistants ....... . . Photographic Editor. . Assistant .......... Art Editor .... Assistant ........ Typing Editor. ... . Assistants ..... Business Manager . . Assistant ....... .... Subscription Manager. . . Assistant ...... ..... Advertising Manager. Kaldvon Staff Swlmw hmm' Assistant ........... . .............................. Marguerite l'leise Milton l-lamilton Jean Woods Mary Alice Buseclc Elaine Deininger Woodford Cassady Miss Zuclc Miss Cialbo SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE Lucy Urraro Kathleen Dawley Norma Barnes ADVERTISING COMMITTEE l larold Morgan Elmer Scholtz Ernest Katzwinlcle FACULTY ADVISORS .....Max Morgan ... . . . . .Jean Brown . . . . .Marian l.eVesque . . . . . .Cecil Clinton Jean Bennett Charlotte Kleclcner ....Mary Ann Pulalcos .......Gerry Soper lrene Guerin .....Bob Alexander Paul Cooper Jane Heclcman Jeanne Dillon .. . . . . .John Alstadt . . . . .Charles Spangler .........JeanRoot .... ...Virginia Ballou Kenneth Graham ........l2alph Ohle . . . . .Robert Rabe . . . . . .Mary Cote . . . . .Doris McCamey . . . . .Ruth McDonald . . . . .Evelyn I-lardner Shirley Miller . . . . .Lewis Schrader ... .Morris Miner . . . . . .Jaclc Cronin . . . . .Marian l-lills . ..... Phyllis Horth . . . .Anne DeLancey , Eleanor Shea Betty Sopp Jeanne Weindorf Mae Cassarino Jean Honey Helen Arnold Miss Cook Mr. Korrell rx 0' - J :SE X f XX , Q5 ' X, 4 Xxx Ei! -'S Mfgf 2 2 Freedom of educationg we learn the truth and the American way of life 'h 3. Join S. Wilson Supervising Principal Grove City College, BS. University ol Pittsburgh, M.Ed. ,......1 idle Charles E. LeMmm Assisting Supervising Principal Problems ol Democracy Denison University, Bft. Bowling Green State University University ol Pittsburgh Senior Class Sponsor A. Goodrich High School Principal University of Pittsburgh, AB. Edinboro State Teachers College Penn State Safety Patrol Hall Traffic Patrol History Pennsylvania College lor Women Penn State Extension University of Pittsburgh tl 1 Andrew Lloyd Bookkeeping Civics Grove City, B.S.C. Edinboro State Teachefs College University ot Pittsburgh Junior Class Sponsor Mb Roy Bollrcy History Edinboro State 'leachefs -College University of Pittsburgh, .S. Faculty Manager ot Athletics Marguerite O'Donnell History English Mercyhurst, Bfx. University ol Pittsburgh Senior Class Play Senior Class Social Advisor Mlfllff Powcll English Heidelberg College, BA. Allegheny College Junior Class Advisor Senior CommencB Minnie Mu Fry English Edinboro State Teacher's College Penn State University of Pittsburgh, BS. Sponsor ol Junior Red Cross, Senior High Jill' Morlzcy English Houghton College, BA. University ol Pittsburgh Junior Play Assistant to Hub Sponsor Assistant to Girl Reserve Sponsor ,audi 'oi Marg et Johnson Mathematics English Allegheny College, AB. University ol Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Lois B. MacDonald English , University ol Buclcnell, AB. University ol Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teachers College Roy Korrell Mathematics University of Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teachers College Kaldron Advisor g7z,9ZWti Edward Franklin Mathematics Allegheny College lndiana State 'l'eacher's College Penn State Assistant Football- Baslcetball Coach Sponsor ol Freshman Class Sponsor ol l-li-Y if J n Luke Ci ' athematic Smith College, AB. University ol Pittsburgh Girl Reserve Sponsor Fi -5 'sw 6-is dll if ff I Amos Nason physics General Science Deliance College, AB. Ohio State University Sponsor ol Hall Monitors Practical Science Chemistry Biology University ol pittsburgh Wheaton College Mary Ann Gcrbracht History Biology University ol Pittsburgh, J .loan Brcault Geography University of Pittsburgh Hub Sponsor Sarah Galbo Shorthand Geography Villa Maria College Edinboro State 'l'eacher's College Kaldron Advisor NN we BA S 6 Xi WWW Helen Zuclr Sliortliand Typing Grove City, B S. in Commerce University of Pittsburgh Kaldron Advisor omrriercial lub r fe N. .8 U Frencln Villa Maria College Eclinboro State leacliefs College Jeffery Payne Vocational Agriculture Penn State Carnegie lecli 6 t 9 9' l Cl . :D A rd 1 f I yril Johnson Industrial Arts Edinboro State Teachers College California State leacliefs College Millesville State TZdCl't2flS College Marie Peterson Home Econ cs Willi d Mary College 'vis lg, not 'win-Q it 'J' -T? X i Gus Anderson l-lealtlw Plwysical Education penn State Summer Sc Ol Fo tball Co c Bas tbal . Charlotte M. Weislogel l-lealtli Physical Education Slippery Rock, BS. Student Council Girls Atliletic Club Gracluate Work at Pitt Edith Cool: Art Edinboro State Teaclweri College, BS. Penn State K Columbus University University ol Pittsburgh ' Junior Red Cross Girl Scouts play Stall Lulu M. Byers Music Oberlin Conservatory of Music University ol pittsburgh Carnegie lnstitute of 'leclnnology Colga 'versity,B l ' if Meri J ce K ari , Alleg C-gllege,A.B University ol Pittsburgh Library Club Debate l .pr gi 'A '--.l Mr. Thomas Willis Presrdent School Board Mr. Everett Cool: Secretary School Board .au-gf x an mr fl, Mr. Meyrl G. Minh Treasurer School Board Mrs. Mary Ann Proudler Member School Board Mr. William Conner Member Srhool Board 'X-.1 Mr. W. B. Wnslnalnuglm Member School Board Mr. James W. Evans Member School Board Arlene Anderson Secretary Mrllcreek l-lngh School Murinn Delisclr Secretary Millcreelc l-lvgh Scl100l Anne V. Bliley, R, N. School Nurse perm State Uruversnty of Pittsburgh St. Vincentls l-lospilal 4' . We, the Students Speak - f Front row--Donna Zimmer, June Qwens, Shirley Baldwin, Carol Ballou Mrs. Weislogel, Jeanne DeBold, Jean Piclcup, Doris Hetriclc, Joyce MacMurtrie. Second row'Shirley Blair, Lois Flynn, Esther Kuhl, Betty Sopp, Jean Brown, David Long, Ruth McDonald, Betty Veitmeier, Marilyn Auld, Mary Lou Dawley. Third rowvl2ichard Norton, Jaclc Comeau, Merrill l-lamilton, Woodford, Cassady, James Sheridan, Lloyd Johns, Richard Wolf, l.aVern Yochim, Anthony Vom- mero, David lraslc. Student Council The Student Council, the linking body between the students and Faculty of Millcreelc was again active this year under the supervision of Mrs. Weislogel. Une of the more successful projects of the Council was the collection ol the names of boys and girls, now in the service, who have attended Millcreelc so that they might be displayed on a Service scroll in the l-ligh School. The members of this organization also spon- sored an assembly program. The otticers for the year include: president ............... .... J ean Brown Vice President .... ..... D avid Long Secretary ....... . . .Ruth McDonald Freedom to choose our own course in school and thus choose our own 'vocation Senior Class Offmcefrs President' ......, ....,. M aryllis Rieger Vice President ..... ....,.,. E lmer Scholtz Secretary ....... ...... R uth McDonald Treasurer ...... ......... W alter Taylor Raymond Winslow Commencement Speakers The Four Freedoms is the theme around which our commencement is centered The spealcers chosen were: Faculty choice'fRuth McDonald, Max Morgan, Maryllis Rieger. Student choice-Jean Brown, Ray Winslow. an Q? ali' in '- WD' 'ring' W E, A -or Mary Margaret Ackerman HlVlar9ieH Ambition- Commerciai Artist Student Council 'I Rlay Stalt 3, 4 Library Club 4 Hall Monitor 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Red Cross 4 Bob Ambition'- Robert Alexander f Traveler Girard ' Basketball Q Tumbling Q Baseball Q Millcreelc- Baslcetball 3, 4 i 4 Joim R. Alstldt ..Rip.. Ambition- Navy Football Manager Q, 3, 4 Baslcetball 'l, Q, 3, 4 Class Mushball l, Q, 3, 4 F. F. A. 3, 4 Hub Staff 4 Kaldron Stalt 4 Betty Marie Anderson UBetts Ambition- To be a success John Simson Jr. High School Acapella Choir 1 Nlilicreelc- Girl Reserves 4 Everett Kendall Bacon Bacon Ambition- Chef Academy- Boy's Cnlee Club Q, 3 Acapella 9 Music Club 3 Nlillcreeln- Acapella 3 Hall Monitor 4 ,lv 1-'EY Virginia Baliou 'lGinny Ambition- Commercial Artist Girl Reserves 3, 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Kaldron Stall 4 l'lub Staff 4 Athletic Club 'l Nonna Charlotte Barnes Barnsie Ambition- To get a job Play Cast 3 play Stahl 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Red Cross 4 Acapella 4 Betty Alice Burringef Betsy Ambition- Advertising Solicitor Basketball 'l, Q Peninsula Club 'l Girl Reserves 3, 4 Girl's Athletic Club 3, 4 Debate 3 Jean Ambition- Musician Kaldron Staff 44 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Peninsula Club 'l Play Staff 3, 4 Jean Pearl Bennett Shirley Jane Benzing Shir Lee Ambition- Beautician Acapella 9, 3, 4 Red Cross 3 Camera Club 'l Hall Monitor 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 L Mary Jane Biebal ,,Bieb Ambition- Secretary Girl Reserves 3, 4 Play Stail 3, 4 l-lall Monitor 4 Peninsula Clubi Edward Eugene Borland ..Ed,. Ambition- Aviator l lall Monitor 3 Play Staff 4 Jean Brown Ambition- Housewife Student Council 4, Q, P Girl Reserves 3, pres. 4 Class officer 1, 2 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Stafl 3, 4 Acapella 9, 3, 4 Mary Alice von Buseclc Alley Ambition- Teacher Girl Reserves 3, 4 Chorus oificer 4 l lub Staff 3, 4 Kaldron Stall 4 res. 3, 4 Student Play Coach 3, 4 Junior Ped Cross 1 Woodford V. Cnsady Woody Ambition- Air Corp l-li-Y 3, 4 Play Cast 4 Kaldron Stall 4 Student Council 4 Acapella 3, 4 if Jilh 2 5, 313' .J ml' .qv 6, -X tw if W ev, . fs- 3 . -, Mn Carol Cauarino Ambition- Secretary Girl Reserves 3, 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Hub Staff 4 Commercial Club 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Acapella 4 Cecil Clinton 'Ceo' To be a succ Hi-Y 3, 4 Debate 1 Play Staff 3 Play Cast 4 A be W m itlon 4 M Ksiafan staff 4 Paul E. Cooper i'Coop Ambition- To be happy Galla Academy, Ohio- Football 1 Millcreelc-' Football 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Hall Patrol 3 Mary Catherine Cots Hcoten Ambition- Art Teacher Kalclron Staff 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Art Club Q it Jack Ambition- Mechanical Engineer Football 4 Cheerleader 1, Q, 3, 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Acapella 3, 4 Class Basketball 2, 3, 4 ,if l, tri? f A4 ' ess? 5 ? 1 - we 'ft uf .rf I 1 , ,jf if W ar ?t twat ..,.,-5 ff' Everett Wesley Davis Sleepy Ambition'- None fn Kathleen Dawley 1 - I Ambition --'- Nurse A , Girl Reserves 3, 4 .f Jr, Red Cross 4 Play Stall 3, 4 , Kaldron Stall 4 ,I X' ipyf Elaine Deininger 'Qlust plain Elaine Ambition- Sympliony pianist Play Cast 3, 4 Kalclron Stall 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Variety Clubl Commercial Club 4 Acapella 3, 4 M, Anne Del.ancey Just UAnne Ambition- Laboratory Technician Kaldron Staff 4 .lr Red Cross 3, otlicer 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Play Cast 4 Jeanne Marie Dillon 4'.linx Ambition-' lt's a secret! Kaldron Stall 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Play Stall 3 .r-ray, 'CE' J' 4' -fn Www -t E lift J an, mf 4-an Ja -. ,r K if , V A2 A o 1 rf, ss, B, r 12.1 f - u,,, 4 .1 Gerald Dreger . .ei f 0 S Gerry-Wally' s Ambition- Marlne Air Corp Football 3, 4 A 4' 'y we Golf 'I, Q, 3 Class Musliball 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3 3 ga.: Library Ciub 3 1 Nancy Lee Drexler UNan Ambition- Sing with a Band Sr. Piay Cast 4 Variety Clubl Jr. Play Cast 3 Hub Staff Q, 3, 4 l-lall Monitor 4 Kaldron Start 3 Erwin W. Finke Finke Ambition fr Airplane Mechanic Gym Exlwibit Q, 3 Hall Patrol 3, 4 Sr, Play Stall 4 Nancy lrene Fitzgerald Nance Ambition- Doctor Girl Reserves 3, 4 Senior Brass Quartet 4 Virginia M. FUl'lfCf HGinny Ambition-- Beautician Peninsula Clubl l-lali Monitor Q Play Stall 3, 4 Red Cross 3 Girl Reserves 3, 4 -J'1L 0 if . -' 3, W 'i 3 ff ,pw f -af Florence Lucille Gardner Sisi' V Ambition- io be happy Home Ec. 1, Q Hall Monitor 4 Girl Reserves 4 Kenneth D. Graham Hlfennyn Ambition- Aircraft Designer Kaldron Stati 4 Archery Club 1 Play Cast 4 Play Staff 3 Model Airplane Club 1, 2 lrene Ruth Guerin ..l.. Ambition- To be happy Peninsula Club 1 Girl Reserves 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Staii 4 ci 1' i n R. iliqri 1 fi f rv i Z: . I 3 W 'iy ,::i1'v mbif - ii I Ar e f P a ta 4 th-X capelia f i ', aidron 4 I Class ushbali 'HJ 55 ? - , rw L, 1r.+gggt,gf2iy3'sg.,. I . Clifford Allen Hummer CMH Ambition- A Singing Farmer Acapella 9, 3, 4 Chorus President 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, Q, 3, 4 Evelyn R. Hurdncr Morne Ambition- Secretary Kaidron Staff 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Jr. Red Cross 3, Officer 4 Commercial Club 4 G. A. C., Treasurer 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Martin .lane Heclcman Billy Ambition- To be a success Girl Reserves 3, 4 Hub Staff 4 Student Council 1 Kaldron Staff 4 Jolla S. Heclzman, Jr. Jaclc Ambition- Air Corps Hi-Y3, 4 Student Council 2 Red Cross 9, 3, 4 Marian Etluel Hills HiIlsie Ambition- Secretary Class Officer 3 Kaldron Stait 4 National Honor Society, Secretary 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 G. A. C., Pres. 4 Commercial Club, Pres. 4 Alvin V. Hinlzle Curley Ambition- To be a success Safety Patrol 1, 9, 3 Hall Patrol 1, Q, 3, 4 Jean Marie Hit: u.Jiriny Ambition! Stenograplier Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Play Stall 4 Phyllis Elayne Horth Phil Ambition- Typist Play Cast 3 l-lub Stal? 4 Library Club 4 Play Business Stall 4 Kaldron Stall 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Violet M. Johnson Byrne Ambition- Army Nurse Hall Monitor 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Lois Lenove Jordan .. OC., Ambition! Nurse Red Cross 1, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Kaldron Stall 4 Play Stali 3, 4 Hall Monitor 4 Ernest T. Katxwinlcle Tiny Ambition- Machinist Football 4 Muslwball 9, 3, 4 Play Cast 3, 4 rs-.N .,,...ff- H.. George J. Keinatlr, Jr. Stubs'l 'gl 'gl Ambition- ,gin-,N Vs If Farmer F. F. A 3, 4 F. F. A. Basketball 3, 4 Football 3, 4 l-lub Stall l, 4 Jr. Play Cast 3 Hall Monitor A Robert Keppel Bob Ambition- Aerial Photographer l lall Patrol 'l, Q Senior Brass Quartet 4 John M. Kinsinger Ucurlyn Hall Patrol 9 Charlotte Kleclcner Char Ambition- Secretary Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Play Stall 4 Kalclron Stall 4 Herbert Kline Herb Ambition! Naval Officer Football 3, 4 Sr. Play 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Tumbling 'l, Q, 3 Sports Club 'l 'S 2' 3 W , ' . 9 f ,H 1 .,i, fist K Anna Kristiensen Annie Ambition! - Doctor Camera Club 1 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Shirley Kunlz 4'Slurts Ambition'- Beautrcian Girl Reserves 3, 4 Monitor Q, 3 Jr, Red Cross Q, 3 Joseph Raymond Lapcnu HRW.. Ambitxonf To be a success Football Q, 3, 4 Class Mushball Q, 3, 4 F, F, A. 4 Basketball 4 Play Stall 4 Lucy Mae Lupple Lucy Mae Ambvtlonf Missionary Nurse Ped Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Play Stall 3, 4 Hall Monitor 4 Dramatic Clubi Acaoella Q Ann Marie l.eVesqut l3ooloe Ambition W Housewife Nraycrette 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Play Stall 3 G A. C, 4 - Ny. R' ,if J , ,ff , ,A Vs 1 Q, rf .AW t .W f pf ,K 1 ,I ri, 1 fl lf ti 1! f,'t env 'rpgiiy Mlrion A. Levesque ul-loney Ambition- Housewife Class Gilmer 3, 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Kaldron Stall 4 National Honor Soc Girl Reserves 3, 4 Acapella 3, 4 Theresa Lucy Lewis Tree Ambition! Comptometrist Girl Reserves 3, 4 Camera Club l Commercial Club 4 Play Stall 4 Hall Monitor 4 Edwin Donald Lind 'IDOn AmbIfIOH' Navy Bertha Mae Lyons UBertie Ambition' Nurse Thelma Grace Martin hlmotrell fvrrlxztron f Drecsfl r iety 3 ? if f' ,.-yr s ,rf , J 6 ,, V lb kill' .-.f Doris Ruth Mccamey flust Dorisi' ef E Ambition- W I Secretary Girl Reserves 3, 4 Kaldrori Stall 3, 4 Play Stall 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Commercial Club Reporter 4 ,rl Ruth McDonald X . Ultflfmii , f f ,t Arrrbitron f ' 1 , f Housewife ,. . , ,S f AStudem,Counpil 9f'52Cv. 3, 4 . Q 'J Commercial Club Secy, 4 j ...Maur 512 Class Qllrcer,9, 4 I . si National Honor Society 3, 4' ,plaayfaax 314 f f f Girl Reserves 4, Secy, 3 ,. I. ' 1' HH, ., I Carl Miller Red l-li-Y 4 Play Stall 3 Hail Patrol 3, 4 Shirley Catherine Miller Hgiwirli' Ambition- Secretary Kalclron Stall 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Red Cross 3, 4 Piay Stall 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Hall Monitor 3 Walter Miodus ' Walt Ambition ' lndL1StrialClier'iiSt Play Stall 4 Morris Emerson Miner Miner Ambition- Plastic Chemist National Honor Society 3, Officer 4 Hi-Y 3, Officer 4 Acapella 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Kaldron Stall 4 Football 9, 4 Robert Harold Morgan 'A'l'vlte Ambition- Bomber Pilot Sr. play Cast 4 Jr. Play Stall 3 Jr. Red Cross Vice Pres. 3 Student Council 1, Q Hall Monitor 3 Kaldron Stall 4 Mlxwell G. Morgan 'iMax Ambition- ' To go to college VA, Kaldron Editor 4 Play Stall 3 Play Cast 4 A capella 4 Tumbling Team 3 Yom Charles J. Nelson nfhuclcn Ambition- To maize good Play Stall 3 Hall Patrol Q Sports Club 1 Ralph L. Ohle Obie Ambition- Ele ica Engine Kal all 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Hail Pau Play Stalli' K ff Senior Brass rtet 4 Z -ff -Q! f h-2 A T Robert J. Olson uOle Ambition- To continue a sports career Football Q, 3, 4 play Cast 3 Press Club Q, 3, 4 play Stall 4 Editor of Hub 4 Class Muslwball 2, 3, 4 Vere Ore Ambition- 'lo be a sailor Hall Patrol Q L. Miriam Pitetti Mimi Ambition- Air Hostess Girl Reserves 3, 4 Red Cross 4 Ollice Monitor 4 Science Clubi Play Cast 3 Play Stall 4 Mary Ann Pulalcos Little Greelcu Ambition- Journalism l-lub Stall 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Stall 3, 4 G. A. C. 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 ii Girl's Basketball 3, 4 Robert Leone Rube Bob Ambition- Army Air Corp Kaldron Stall 4 Hub Stall 'l, 2 Class Officer 2 Leather Clubi Debate 4 S W? xr 4, vi ff' Betty May Ratiimell Rookie Ambition- A good typist Hall Monitor 'l, Q, 3 Girl Reserves Q, 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Zeplwyrliills H. S., Florida Class Play 3 Paul Rautine 'ipol ly Ambition- Army Josephine Rose Raw: HJO.. Ambition- To Succeed Academy Recordio Club 3 Mill creek Girl Reserves 4 Evelyn A. Renaud Ambition- Keep Laughing Girl Reserves 3, 4 Red Cross 3 Athletic Club 4 Hall Monitor 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Maryllis Rieger Rieg Ambition- Fashion illustrator Debating Team 1 Class Officer 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Monitor 3 Play Staff 3, 4 ... if Jun Emily Roo! 4,515 I , Ambition- , K Housewile jf ' I -,Z Debate 3 k 7 'N is Play Stall 3, 4 I 5' Kaldron Stall 4 ff l'lall Monitor 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Red Cross 4 .lolin F. Salxer 'lcjollnnyll Ambition- Air Corp Radio Football 4 Play Stali 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Class Nlushball 3, 4 Class Baslcetball 4 Wah Elmer Alexander Scholl! i'Scl1oltzie -+4 Ambition- ? Marine Corp M, W - Football 3, 4 3 -. I Basketball 'l, 2, 3 Class Musliball Q, 3, 4 Jr. Play Cast 3 Library Club 3 Student Council 3 , Lewis Joseph Schrader l.ewie il, Ambition- : F Air Corp Football 3, 4 Class Officer Play Cast 3, 4 Library Club 3, Officer 4 Jr. Red Cross President 4 Kaldron Stall 4 Hub Stall 3, 4 Wilma Anelte Seib 'iWillie Ambition- Stenograplwer Commercial Club 4 Melvin Charles Slade 14' To be a good soldier FA. Q . . C , ... J ' Ambition- ii . 4 i ,ii Eleanor Rulll Sllea Ollie Ambition- To Succeed Kaldron Stall 3, 4 Play Stall 3, 4 Red Cross 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Girls Baslcetball 3, 4 G. A. C. 4 Aleeh Canal Slocum Lee Ambition- Welder Commercial Club 4 G. A. C. 3, 4 Play Stall 4 Geraldine Moe Sopef Gerry Ambition Secretary Hub Stall Q Girl Reserves 3, 4 5 Kaldron Stall 4 , Commercial Club 4 Play Stall 3, 4 Bthy Jane Sopp UBQUSH Ambition- Comptomelrist Kaldron Stall 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Variety Club 'l Red Cross 3, 4 Student Cluncil 4 Play Stall 3, 4 Rf National Honor Society 3, 4 fl Charles Walter Spangler, Jr. Chuck Ambition-r To be a Success Jr. High Basketball 'l Play Stall 3, 4 .lr Varsity Basketball Q, 3 Class Mushball 'l, Q, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Hub Stall 4 Eleanor Genevieve Stitt Genny Ambitionf Be a nurse Student Council 3 Play Stall 3 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Hall Monitor 4 Variety Club 1 Dorothy Louise Sturgeon i'Dot Ambitionf Nurse peninsula Club l Girl Reserves 3, 4 Play Stall 4 Red Cross 'l Robert Rollo Sturgeon Hgnowballh Ambition- Airplane mechanic Walter L. Taylor Romeo Ambition' Army Air Corp Football l, Q, 3, Co-Captain 4 Play Cast 3 Class Mushball 1, Q, 3, 4 play Stall 4 Basketball Q, 3 l-'lub Stall 3 Acapella 3, 4 o Dorothy C. Trohoslse Ambition Y lnterior Decorator Academy rf Amateur Club Q Typing Club Q Harborcreek-' Girl Reserves 3 Easketball 3 Millcreekr- Girl Reserves 4 f 1 if ijllgl' Lucy Ann Urraro Lucy Arnbitionf Nurse Girl Reserves 3, 4 Betty Bernece Weaver Betts Ambitionf Stenographer G. A. C. 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Jeanne Marie Weindorl 'lJust Jeannell Ambition- To be Happy Girl Reserves 3, 4 Kaldron Stall 4 Play Stall 4 Hall Monitor 4 Commercial Club 4 Red Cross 4 Raymond l.. s ow URW.. Ambition- Agriculture Instructor F. F, A. 'l Football 9, 3, 4 Basketball Q, 3 Captain 4 Press Club 3 F. F. A. Officer 2, 3, 4 il lg.. All Jeanne Marie Woods 'Q Jeanne Amblllolvf , Secretary X , V play Stall 3 - Kaldron Stall 4 Girl Reserves 4 V Hall Monitor 4 I ,,wL,y2?, lf i ,ft . Q., K 55 i Dolores Mary Zyllxl Jackie Ambition-- Aviatrix Girl Reserves 3 Commercial Club 4 Peninsula Clubl .1 ik 'T Leo Rogan, S Yfc, U.S.N. Arthur Krayer, RM 3f'c, U.S.N. John Alstadt, S Qfc, U.S.N. ii fi -nn. Pvt. John Salzer, U.S.A. I f ' X ' Y..,.2f nib Pvt. Robert Rabe, Plc. Delbert Lott, U.S.A. Pvt. Everett Davis, U.S.A. -ad .-4 Pvt. Kenneth Graham, U.S.A. . i ', ,N Pvt. Lewis Schrader, U.S.M.C. William Reed, U.S.A. Cajetan Llrraro, U.S.A. William Middleton, U.S.A. Dell Lott, U.S.A. William Lossie, U.S.A. Rex Wittenbur , U.S.A. Richard Powelll, U.S.A. Ted Willis, U.S.A. Robert Nash, U.S.A. Chester Voorhis, U.S.A. Harold Rosenburg, U.S.A. Edward Murphy, U.S.A. William Wickham, U.S.A. Douglas Luther, U.S.A. James Means, U.S.A. Kenneth Lucas, U.S.A. James Alcorn, U,S.A. Jay Alcorn, U.S.A. Robert McLeod, U.S.A.. David Wickham, U.S.A. James Birkmire, U.S.A. Leland Hetrick, U.S.A. Ben Krause, U.S.A. Charles Roessing, U.S.A. Albert Christiansen, U.S.A. Richard Johnson, U.S.A. Harvey Knowlton, U.S.A. Paul Stover, U.S.A. Frederick Luschwitz, U.S.A. F k B l U.S A. ran o te, . Charles Auer, U.S.A. Wesley Freeburg, U.S.A. Ernest Elsesser, U.S.A. Norman Rhodes, U.S.A. Paul Hills, U.S.A. August Maki, U.S.A. William Maki, U.S.A. Edwin Ford, U.S.A. Leslie Ford, U.S.A. Dale Francis, U.S.A. Francis Dean, U.S.A. Robert Alcorn, U.S.A. Raymond Fry, U.S.A. ..Ed.V1l,.. .L + -' 4, in Q!-fJQ..U SA Russell FrattBfblfS.A. Orrin Saunders, U.S.A. Sam Willis, U.S.A. George Smith, U.S.A. Leo Garske, U.S.A. Eugene Langdon, U.S.A. Robert Green, U.S.A. Paul Rautine, U.S.A. Walter Taylor, U.S.A. Kenneth Graham, U.S.A. John Salzer, U.S.A. William Nelson, U.S.A. Patrick Urraro, Ll.S,A. Don Sidman, U.S.A. Cliiiord Adams, U.S.A. Alexander Adams, U.S.A. Honor Roll James Adams, U.S.A. Russell Adams, U.S.A. Richard Thaler, U.S.A. Richard Pearson, U.S.A. Robert Honey, U.S.A. Everett Davis, U.S.A. Russell Guerrin, U.S.A. Howard Morgan, U.S.A. Richard Harrington, USA. Paul Johnson, U.S.A. Charles Maclntosh, U.S.A. James Sopp, U.S.A. Spencer Wurst, U.S.A. John Ballus, U.S.A. Harold Bon, U.S.A. Homer Force, U.S.A. Don Hillilcer, U.S.A. Frank Carter, U.S.A. Donald Owens, U.S.A. Donald Pude, U.S.A. Robert Rabe, U.S.A. Dennis Billings, U.S.A. Paul Kidder, U.S.A. Lynn Kidder, U.S.A. Harry Smith, U.S.A. Ray Nyberg, U.S.A. Donald Bartlett, U.S.A. Walter Bartlett, U.S.A. John Adams, U.S.A. Richard David, U.S.A. Harry Chapin, U.S.A. Anthony Hopkins, U.S.A. Gilbert Post, U.S.A. Harold Herman, U.S.A. Alvin Hinkle, U.S.A. Melvin Shade, U.S.A. Robert Langdon, U.S.A. Walter McKinney, U.S.A. William Austin, U.S.A. Wilbur Kanis, U.S.A. Robert Jordan, U.S.A. Edward Bricker, U.S.A. Frank Anderson, U.S.N. John Alstadt, U.S.N. Arthur Krayer, U.S.N. Arthur Nyberg, U.S.N. Jack Austin, U.S.N. Charles Sakoths, U.S.N. Joseph Findley, U.S.N. Emmett Macintosh, U.S.N. Parke Waidley, U.S.N. Bernard Skapura, U.S.N. Arthur Voorhis, U.S.N. John Daugherty, U.S.N. Everett Bacon, U.S.N. James Dawley, U.S.N. James O'Connell, U.S.N. William Kneidinger, U.S.N. Thomas McCall, U.S.N. Leo Rogan, U.S.N. Harold Coughlin, U.S.N. Cyril Krause, U.S.N. John Krause, U.S.N. Jack Lester, U.S.N. Robert Edy, U.S.N. John Christiansen, U.S.N. Jack Markley, U.S.N. William McKellop, U.S.N. Steven Swensen, U.S.N. Peter Loesch, U.S.N. Manuel Santos, U.S.N. Harvey Fails, U.S.N. Don Carson, U.S.N. Harold Hetz, U.S.N. Harry Green, U.S.N. Jack Kauffman, U.S.N. Herbert Smith, U.S.N. Francis Norton, U.S.N. William McCamey, U.S.N. William Alstadt, U.S.N. Thomas Fellows, U.S.N. William Hale, U.S.N. Ernest Katzwinkel, U.S.N. Donald Rosenburg, U.S.N. Raymond Carson, U.S.N. Charles Schutte, U.S.C.G. Merle McKinney, U.S.C.G Dan Fellows, U.S.C.G. Arthur Comer, U.S.C.G. Gerald Evans, U.S.C.G. Don Moore, U.S.C.G. Max Moore, U.S.C.G. Robert Harris, U.S.C.G. John Fails, U.S.C.G. Don Denison, U.S.C.G. Roy Stadler, U.S.M. Roy Christiansen, U.S.M. Calvin Powell, U.S.M. James Rice, U.S.M. James Coursey, U.S.M. Walter Schrieber, U.S.M. Paul Canfield, U.S.M. Archie McKellop U.S.M. Roger Francis, U.S.M. Lewis Schrader, U.S.M. Clifford Newport, U.S.M. Marian Beatty, W.A.A.C. Mary Fell, W.A.A.C. Martha Rhode, W.A.V.E. TEACHERS Kenneth Buckham, U.S.A. Raymond Hayes, U.S.A. John Swift, U.S.A. William Coyle, U.S.M. Q p r if 5' fy 0 A 5 dff Pkf dl d dgdfldl C UAW i R, Mu. 0, iii' We UWM -ifff Est fiiiirff at X .c jwmofrs ' First row-James Hellman, Doris Hetricle, Hubert Golden, Ruth Knipper, Roy ' gf , ill, Laura Jean Cote, Lloyd Johns, Marguerite Heise. 4 Second row-Robert Salzer, Jo Ann Kuehn, Harry Kuhns, Helen Arnold, John Baird, Alice Christensen, Dorothy Pierce, Clifford Taylor, Helen Tiemann. X . Third row-Elaine Zwicker, Richard Venable, Vivian Allen, Russell Silver- r ' thorn, Jane Wilson, Harold Fiesler, Doris Sturgeon, James Swanson, Jean Honey, F . 'R Richard Johnston. A Fourth row-Charles Massing, Jean Barnes, Raymond Foley, Methel Billings, P' Wally Rust, Frances Root, Richard Babo, Mary Ann Waldemarson, Glenn Summersgill, Q Audrey Wolf. - Fifth row-Suzanne Gintz, Howard Godfrey, Kathleen Perry, Chester Pude, Gladys George, Jack McCullough, Ella Stearns, Homer Brown, Jean Wittenberg, 9 James Flynn. , wx l Sixth row-Merrill Hamilton, Shirley Baldwin, Arthur Comer, June Owens, Henry Katzwinlcle, Doris Love, Ronald Niclcols, Mildred Otteni, Clyde Moore Donna Eaton. Seventh row-Rita Waldemarson, Raymond Anderson, Marie Fratto, James ' Root, Naoma Weed, Jaclc Naylor, Elaine Brady, Glenn Ewer, Dolores Rinderle, Arthur Troutman. Q Eighth row-LaVern Yoclcim, Norma Alcorn,'James Wickham, Betty Henry, .- ' ' Emmett Phillips, Rosemarie Rodat, lmogene Monrean, Doris Fuhrman, Eileen Murphy, XV? Eloise Goodrich. ' fl Ninth row--Yvonne Smith, Donna Mae Harding, Betty Kinnear, Theresa Behr, 'V Donna Becker, Marion Bole, Mary Landis, Patsy Miner, Gloria DeMarco, Virginia D ' Vollcman. Tenth row--lsa Lance, Mona June Uplinger, Signe Lindquist, Louise Herhold, v Lina SieHgjyfB2tty Volkma , Olive lngro, E eneva Cook. 1 f if y 5, J, , . iw S My MQ ,A W if il All f i . il ii t X. X 1 Ylyglfy miiimw fll W l . ff . ! f Q ah: .Fug ,wc is .- Vlrl-'fb A. I L , 2' 0 4'-CvL'az Sf' Q, H 1:. -f ' ' J, I , vw- 4. X xf , A xx , I y Y . V I A ., ' ,W l A 5 Q . . I V , 1 ' K Z X ' 1 1 v -W -9 51 :.', Q 'Q .3 f , . .- I , . , - -zl l I A 1 K 4 sc ,- ,f N., - 2 -- A Q M A ' A, - A ' T , fu Q W fi X 2 H332 V I M K. I , S , i 1 i S1 L K 3' , ' Q J L K L M uv - ' ag P :Q .. T v? ' L ff Q M , , Fw nlll A Va , 7 K g M ' K, . 0 1, fs A A: tr' F if V, , T f -' 9 4' if ' 1 1 an 3 , l Q V A L 555 , . LL A SL A .BL A ' Ni' fi. I' I ., I gig A 3' 1-45 Q.. .. X Q , N z.,. :IE K 1 I f 'vb C' k HN -I W 5 7 'L I 1 . I 54 QU 1 , , 3' - ' 'Q V , H I . , .V Y . A K g ,W VV., I , f X V X 3 , 1 1 4, 5 2V . Y v , A 'No Q if Q ii: ' A Q. , ' ,A ' is V LLLWLAV K LL K 'E H X r ' ,N A ' ' Q i, - i I t A - f ,, A W M - hd .1 A51 h QAV . A Q , K . V i! V ., ',Q' ' AS 7 , ,. . A Q. ,V I Hgwv' -4- If f f l t I Iv f W ' W' '.,, A V ,' r i f f V w ' ' M' , a,,n ,H - ' 5211 ZW it at r fi wwf' a u N Jpw Mtofgw X M will Qing? A WM Q ' W if A M if Zami, iffy First row-Dave Long, John Stenstrom, Dick Wolf, Donna Zimmer, Bob Berger, M4 Rose Kristiansen, Nelson Sakotas. Second row-Dorothy Jane Zenk, Charles l-larrington, Jean Pickup, Tom Dylewski, likie Looker, Frank Urraro, Pat Reid, Bob Kromo, Anna Lindquist, Bob McCumber. Third row-Michael Prozan, Mildred Caldwell, Harold Brown, Arlene Fletcher, Richard Tice, Madelyn Rouche, George Moore, Esther Kuhl, Werner l-lenkel, Winnie O'Connell. Fourth row-Dorothy Babo, Donald Stoltz, Mary Rose Dunsmore, Jim Norton, Pat Jones, Burt DeLancey, Evelyn Lewis, George Bailey, Margie Milks, Jim Arndt. Filth row-Bob Stoker, Pat Fellows, Leo Skibinski, Dorothy Wetteraur, John Auld, Margie Miller, Norman Klechner, Lois Knecht, Arthur Evans, Margie Wells. Sixth row-Jeanehe Volkman, l-larold Weiser, Lucille Heidt, Donald Brooks, Eileen McKinney, Harry Rawa, Esther Gray, Walt David, Beverly Casto, Curtis De- Marco. Seventh row-Ray Berklite, Marion Allen, James Sheridan, Margaret Cassarino, Tom M. Wells, Allene Rankin, Blair Walters, Lois Johnson, Joe Balkavik, Dolores Green. , WW Wo Sophommfes M My ' Eighth row-Virginia Peterson, Michael Skapura, Mildred Powell, Jack, . ' Johnson, Virginia Alstadt, Richard Bly,-Ella Mae l'linkel, Bill Quinn, Joyce Brown, Lois Flynn. ' YQ fl! Ninth row-Don Swanson, Doris Luchwitz, Tom L. Wells, Carolyn Cassady, N 'V Jerry Clark, Edith Wilk, Richard Taylor, Evanna Rathmell, Joe Lindy, Phyllis Barcio. fV Tenth row-Elma Shade, Horace Bierer, Corrine Luther, Merton Sawdey, 111 Betty Liljenberg, Pat Spencer, Ted Nyberg, Jo Ann Smith, Betty Hermanson, Florence Weyrauch. yy yy Q X . 1 . Q! 9s ' Q:2Q.j X I . yt 554 fr' l E it SR A., QJMWALJ ist EK E t N YP A R V1 J V . 5- If A V ' I ,,,. M . ,Q gy' , I V V H, ,, x A A 4 ww vm, 1 X Q N, P ws ' h M ' f- 1 -1+ M , A V V V 'V 232 w A E 15: 5 ' , V VV H V V ,. , I 9 ,Vi. V Vikki, F X ' ' M I I :V . S hlw V V M L , . V V' A VVNVQ WV V V V V WV VV WV V ' V w ' I V 2 mx z. j L ww n 4 gf ' f , 4 V V, V VV .'A.Vb H VV4, 5 V V V V ml, VJ? YV V V , VM I ,V H -f . ,,,Q V . LV .f 3 f . I A - -. I A hi fx .als 7' flaw-35,1 - ' VV,.V V V . 4 W Vg, , W TWV V . V QV qblh, VW My, VV if V M V . Q 91+ 6 B S f I V I X V ' ' E ,.-, . ' EL 1' V . :,k V 'ZVA lig V ltz, 1 f,V 1 V VV V Qfg V ,m , V Q . Q L 57 A , 1 2 + 1 3 V VV , VVVV V V V VVVK VV VVVV' . ,, g. ' ' , V F VV ' ll , V J 1 4' K . ,Q X y .1 1 f' ,f 3. J WU- ,X h JK 'REQ r ,. fx gi X' f , My BW' J KY f S AVS- sf F45 WS . .P If X 2725 iw iw , , Nm A- N' . if X -' Q9 S ,S . ' , Freshmen ,gpfb f K I iFirstii'irow-Eugene Berger, Janet Smith, Glenn Will, Ruth Zetterholm, Donald Kepple,'ULe2fi Willtins, Bill Swenson, Lelia Brogan, Jim Gerhart, Marjorie Yaple, Arthur Detisch. i rift! maj Second row-Gladys Beatty, Victor Schopperly, Jean Debold, Kenneth Mes' lc McCumber, Wayne Wright, Evelyn Schultz, Jaclc Roth, Mary Ann Silver- ' f d Schwab, Lilabelle Phillips. Mi A' Third row-Robert Altsman, Betty Baine, Ellsworth Parker, Jean Seib, Wilbur R , etisch, Thora Jean Thorton, Lawrence Foley, Grace Anderson, Bill Scheig, Nathilie ' Summergill, Ed Dought. xr Fourth row--Rose Mary Venable, Herbert Moore, Joan Miner, Ray Heddericlc, Q Doris Height, Morris Godiry, Helen Johnson, Jaclc Barnes, Pauline Young, Bill , . WW McCleary, Margie Hill. ' Fifth row-Joe Tice, Ada Kidder, Bill Fostine, Donna Urraro, Vern Ore, Ex J, Junieta Upington, James Piclc, Maxine Thomas, Dewey Davis, Virginia Vietmier, - Bob Rinderly. Sixth row-lrene Pude, Bill Condon, Ruth Newcomer, Diclc Cronin, Theresa , DiFolca, Jerry Kohl, Jean Gott, David Johns, Jean Keeler, Royden Anderson, Dot Carson. Q0 - Seventh row-Joe Jaclcson, Yvonne Patchen, Gordon Rose, Jane Russell, Herb Knautt, Mildred Schraeder, Floyd Comeau, Louise Lind, Floyd Hill, Joyce Mac- Q, Murtrie, Jim Webster. Eighth row--Arlene Lininger, Jim Deininger, Florence Nichols, Bard Rosen- berg, Victoria Santos, Roger Volkman, Jane Upton, Ray Staffer, Jo Ann Dawley, Jim Gardner, Betty Carrier. Ninth row-Bill Sandof, Lois Schutte, Richard Heidt, Dorothy Boesch, Charles ' Robertson, Freda Hush, David Wittenberg, Doris Thor, Bruce Cummings, Natalie Young, John Dunbeclc. i Tenth row-Virginia Prozan, Ken Lott, Carol Ballou, Harry Shea, Milicent '. L Steva, Don Herhold, Marjorie Hoehn, Venon Preton, Betty Clinton, David Root, ,Qt i Betty Ann Rhode. Eleventh row-Bob Parsons, Evelyn Gray, Wilbert Thomas, Martha Massing Wayne Hoplcins, Eleanor Suscheslc, Ray Goodrich, Marjorie Long, Bob Johnson, Mary Furhman, Jack Zeller. Twelfth row--Phyllis Flynn, Eighth graders-Thomas Peacock, Martha Vollcman, Freshmen-Louise Powell, Ray McCombs, Margie Graney, Fred Engel, Viola Brown, - , Leroy Marlow, Sally unay. - ,al F x Q is ' Sa ages Qi I, 2 F BX ' JZfp?nf - fp milf M , QF! Q Q M -nn Q ,f 5.2. G P ff x Q lei if Q 29 3, 'S am 2 nm Q rw ii B mfff Rn 3 Am, ' I hd- Wg Afrfyf 1 ,-v4J,,. V-ff' ' , i-13! 1 f L A Yr V A 2. M , J.: A H Ve I 2 ty My W, 'wk 3 ' :gn ,N . V, .V 1 . . v 'Z .nv ,A A rv 7 V' ,B 0 w' I W4 K, -V, A I I , A K ii, m V x wi 5 Zi m V0 N V K gi, , Y K it 3 , , L ,-,A: lzlt A fa 1 V h fx: 5 'Eg ' t ..,, 51. M V ' Q ' A mA : 2 H M , - x :fm-IN M ' h1'Al- 2 if 1 .A LAW V V VV f 'HA Y M k I S 1 W ' W ' i L M 'M q 2G 'A I' -I f? Qmf' A k Q r :5' ' A , 1 V 46? K Ii 54 K I A N kd: In 4- f .141 ' iii., Q 1 I: g YA wr X I m jaw' V: C ' 1 - W A ,A A - ' jx. A Q H ' G , A fy ' ff' A ' - x Q 4 5 , x f 1 Q f- 5' the :Q -5. Q .. :II .u vlv. , Q-,V V W I 7 xmvy ' A .I :IEI ,A ,',. Y E r-:g ,-pf, , , .,., In ,p ' - '-1 '.....f, J .mfafssf 955515555 1 5 hx it A, M + T 7 ,, , g k 5 i ua n M 2 I 1 A s ,M gy. at iW,, . trgwim 'W-fi - Qi- K'fV i V 'J , W, -'J If 'v - - f L ,fsk:a:k 1.A 4 f 4 ' xx N F 'W gf f W n , : . . vii M Y . Eighth Gvadefrs First row-Hermania Santos, Charles Lindy, Nancy Wilson, Vincent lvarone, Etta Jean Herhold, Jaclt Comeau, Nancy Rautine, George Grieder, Esther Rogan, Benny Otteni, Sally Christensen. Second row-Carl Schatfer, Autumn Ceeder, Estel Barry, Florence Mccumber, Arthur Lytle, Thora Lewis, Bernard Elles, Louise Feige, Arthur Moeller, Helen Will, James Weaver. Third row-Lillian Wolf, Tom Price, Shirley Chapman, Harry Ficlcenworth, Neva Flynn, Robert Fliclc, Doris Haslett, Kenneth Joslin, Wanita Thomas, Harold Arnhold, Dora Martin. Fourth row-Richard Zohner, Jean Rflueger, Bill Larson, Lois Lewis, Ray Dougherty, Mary Lou Dawley, Chester Weaver, Arlene Zinram, Gerald Harding, Jean Flower, James Lytle. Fifth row-Marilyn Auld, Samuel Allevata, Mary Conrath, David Traslc, Anna Slcapura, Richard Robinson, Nancy Buettner, Roger Harrington, lona Roberts, Walter Smith, Marion Stossmeister. Sixth row-Richard Bauldwin, Virginia Mendes, Edward Trohoslce,Alice Lewis, Edward Norton, Thora Martin, Arthur Patterson, Dorothy Carter, Jaclc Potter, Shirley Blair, Kenneth Fugate. Seventh row-Nancy Rutemiller, Richard Coston, Dorothy Arnhold, James Hossler, Myrna Slocum, Charles Bole, Betty Seamon, Alan Dunsmore, Norma Fratto, Richard Metzgar, Nancy Richard. Eighth row-Ned Robison, Genevieve Weaver, Donald Love, Jean Fliclc, Raul Fliclc, Betty Lindberg, philip Mendes, Judy Weislogel, Robert Thompson, Shirley Swanson, Elton Synder. Ninth row-Velma Vollcman, Albert Renner, Shirley Crayton, Howard Ranlcin, Pat Thaler, Robert Carroll, Laura Jean Bly, Lawrence Buetilcofer, Dorothy Bucy, Walter Martz, Emma Ferree. Tenth row-Michael Blair, Maxine Lalterty, Ralph Kinstler, Esther Fletcher, Carl Guerin, Betty Michaels, George Badaracci, Mary Kutterna, Albert Scheig, Lois Hinlcle, Lewis Behr. Eleventh rovv-Alberta Cowley, Jaclc Adams, Gertrude Gorney, Grover Billings, Gerald Caughlin, Shirley Brown, Patty Berger, Robert Cobb, Ruth Buhl, Dave Schmitz, Myrna Eclc. Twelfth row-Andrew Bombach, Alice Laughlin, Howard Anderson, Mary Ann Hook, Raymond Weaver, Cyrene Behringer, Bill Zimmer, Jean Cassady, Stanley Dylewslci, Wanda Filler, Lorraine Black. , W ., X 114 , ' f X 0 -441114 mb ' s Q N s Seventh Gofcidefrs First row-Dorothy Gotschling, Albert Kuhns, Mable Wolf, Arthur Schaeher, Dolores Preston, James Powell, Jean Keinath, Stephen Benko, Lillian Pick, David Bresslen. Second row-Reed Peters, Esther Anderson, James Green, Suzzane Sampiere, Tom Adams, Mary Margaret Caldwell, Bob Woodell, Betty Lou Barnes, John Hulings. Third row-Evelyn Kallenbach, Richard Blenner, Marion Hopkins, Donald Bierer, Shirley Fiesler, Dayid Hill, Elizabeth Yeager, Richard Zimmer, Marion Wiser, Eugene McCool. Fourth row-Angelo lvarone, Susan Condon, Jack Gott, Madeline O'Dell, Douglas Trask, Laura Jean Brindle, Paul Lindberg, Roberta KillheFfer, Jack Mclntire, Pat Harrison. Fifth row-Patty Flynn, Richard McCool, Betty Killian, James Wilkins, Lois Laughlin, Herman Neddrick, Martha Leech, George Baird, Carol Moore, George McCallom. Sixth row-Richard Coursey, Mary Carroll, Robert Dielfendorfer, Audrey Williams, Earl Joslin, Joan Griswold, William Rust, Barbara Maynard, Charles Alfieri, Katherine Zieger. Seventh row-Dorothy Roth, Charles Soul, Dolores Haine, Donald Lane, Rose Mangold, George Van Honk, Betty Hermanson, Dick Adams, Betty Veitmier, Harvey Farner. Eighth row-Calvin von Buseck, Margaret Rogan, Donald Kleckner, Audrey Swanson, Robert Dunsmore, Theresa Mowery, Joseph Nickel, Mary Pearson, George Schaeffer, Gloria Shipley. Ninth row-Eleanor Rice, James Long, Virginia Adams, Ernest Edisch, Mary Moore, Dick Quinn, lmelda Zinram, Dana Arnaman, Lois Brown, Donald Abbot. Tenth row-Michael Vorasco, Harold Amsden, James Edward, David Tillman, Clayton Straub, Bert Rautine, Clifford Lapham, Gordon Noveck, Harold Hanable, James Palmer. Eleventh row-Tony Vamroll, Lloyd Hetz, Charles Grappy, Teddy Holquist, Tommy Miller, Robert Flick, Robert Bennett, Harry Kneisler, Jerry Venable, William Maynard. Twelfth row-Carl Renner, Roger Trask, Richard Norton, John Dylewski, John Simeon, Erika Denk, Clarence Adams, Edith Black, Cletus Henry, Mary Colonna. I 9 J , . in .. . , Q? A , , , - Jw: -gf W A ff , ,Nj A ' y -.1-fm ' A . , ,Q J, ,M W A V. I . nw, M an . 1 1f U' xlfwfmf QBnnaa ag , Y fav A ,V f f?', A T T , si 1 . H v a QasiQaam , V My 2. . , if N ik h ME Q n...f End afggmanas Class Histories Jurfuons The Juniors, the graduating class of 44 , have contributed a great deal to the success of Millcreek's innumerable activities. Through the year they have had two skating parties, a class party, and still to come is the JUNIOR-SENlOR PROM. The officers they chose were: President ,.............. ..... J im Hellman Vice President. 1 ...... ..... D oris l-letrick Secretary ........ .... ..... R u th Knipper Treasurer ......, . . . ............ Hubert Golden Faculty Advisors ...... ............ M iss Powell, Mr. Lloyd SOPHOMORES Millcreek's invincible Sophies l This class was well represented on the foot- ball and basketball teams, in the school orchestra, band and the chorus. Officers for the year included: President .................................... Dave Long Vice President .... .... J ohn Stenstrom Secretary ....... .... D onna Zimmer Treasurer ............. ..... ............... D i ck Wolf Faculty Advisor .............................. Mr. Bolkey Although their activities weren't too numerous, the skating party and class party and dance they held were all successful and well attended. FRESHMAN CLASS Back from summer vacation in September of 1942, there assembled one of the largest Freshman classes ever to come to Millcreek. Buckling right down to the job, they elected officers who were: President ............ .................... E ugene Berger Vice President ...... ........................ J anet Smith Secretary ....... ............ R uth Zetterholm Treasurer. .............................. ,. . .Glenn Will Faculty Advisors ......... ...... M iss Johnson, Mr. Franklin Their skating party and basketball dance were both a great success as well as all their other school activities. The school spirit displayed by the l:reshies gives promise of future greatness. EIGHTH GRADE This year's enrollment in the eighth grade is 143 ambitious and energetic boys and girls. They are looking forward eagerly to their Freshman year. Their few activities for the year included participation in intercollegiate basket- ball and the presentation of enjoyable assembly programs. SEVENTH GRADE They were perfect strangers when they first came to Millcreelcs halls but under the supervision and guidance of Mr. Korrell, Miss Cook, Miss Luke, and Miss Mac- Kenzie, they lost their timidity and are now as much a part of our high school as any of the other classes. Determined to uphold the standards set by other classes who started out as seventh graders, this class of 'l2'l students has been successful in their activities and curriculum. F veedom to form and maintain organizations of all kinds Rush Work' Commercial Club Sponsor: Miss Zuclc Seated-Theresa Lewis, Betty Rathmell, Mae Cassarino, Marian l-lills, Mis, Zuclc, Jean l'litz, Wilma Seib, Elaine Deininger. Standing-Evelyn l'lardner, Shirley Miller, Betty Weaver, Norma Barness Dolores Zyllca, Doris Mccamey, Geraldine Soper, -Charlotte Kleclcner, Jeanne Wein- dorl, Ruth McDonald, Alleeta Socum. Does Anyone Want to Argue? Debate Advisors: Miss Owen, Miss Joyce Seated-Jean Root, Jeanne Woods, Jean Honey, Nancy Fitzgerald. Standing-Miss Gwen, James Swanson, Hubert Golden, Thomas Wells, Morris Miner, Robert Rabe, Miss Joyce, Raymond Foley. Quiet, Please! Library Club Sponsor: Miss Joyce Seated-Phyllis l-lorth, Eileen Murphy, Ruth McDonald, June Owens, Vivian Allen, Yvonne Smith, l-lelen liemann, Jean Pickup. Standing--John Baird, Morris Miner, David Long, Gerald Clarlc, Miss Joyce, James Swanson, Marguerite Heise, Clillord Taylor, Jean l'loney, William Quinn, John McCullough, Richard Porsch. x wr f'Per1nit, Please ! Hall Monitors Advisor: Mr. Nason Front row-Marian Hills, Esther Fletcher, Nancy Richard, Violet Johnson, Theresa Lewis, Dolores Rinderle, Betty Volltman, Elaine Brady, Doris Luschwitz, Carolyn Cassady, Virginia Vollcman, Mary Landis, Shirley Baldwin. - Second row-Genevieve Stitt, Nancy Rautine, Dorothy Carter, Mildred Otteni, Jeanne Woods, Betty Sopp, Shirley Benzing, Margaret Aclcerman, Nancy Drexler, Mary Alice Buseclt, Marian LeVesque, Phyllis Horth, Marguerite Heise, Jean Honey, Phyllis Flynn. Third row-Mr. Nason, Robert Salzer, George Keinath, Lois Jordan, Jeanne Weindori, Dona Mae Harding, Sara Rogan, Rita Waldermarson, Mildred Powell, Anne Lindquist, Donna Becker, Donna Urraro, Kathleen Dawley, Lucy Mae Lapple, Jean Brown. Fourth rowwJerry Clark, William McCleary, Cecil Clinton, Herbert Kline, LaVerne Yochim, Thelma Martin, Roberta Morgan, Donna Eaton, Mary Ann Walder- marson, Marie Eratto, Eloise Goodrich, Jean Root, Evelyn Renaud, Mary Biebel, Thomas Wells, William Quinn. Doing to Learn Future Farmers of America Advisor: Mr. Payne Front row-George Keineth, Charles Spangler, Mr. Payne, Clifford Hammer, Raymond Winslow, Howard Godfrey, Raymond Lapensz. Second row-Horace Bierer, Milce Slcapura, Wilburn Wolfe, Melvin Shade Richard Babo, Walter Buetilcoler, Wilbert Detisch, Harold Brown, Gordon Rose Arthur Evans. Third row-Bruce Cummings, Jaclc Dumbeclt, Harold Weiser, Harold Herhold, Arlo Potter, Leo Slcibinslci, John Lewis, Wayne Wright. the Line Hall Patrol Advisor: Mr Nason Front row-Carl Miller, Merrill Hamilton, George Keinath, Herbert Kline Thomas Wells, William McCleary. Second row-Erwin Finlce, LaVern Yochim, Robert Salzer, Richard Cronin Raymond Anderson, Curtiss DeMarco, Victor Schoppelrey. Third row-Merton Sawdey, Gerald Clarlc, William Quinn, Floyd Comeau l2dYmond Foley, Richard Johnston. I I I 0 0 KK.. ff' Gracious in Mariner Girl Reserves Sponsors: Miss Llulce, Miss Markey Front row-Dorothy Jane Zenk, Lois Flynn, Pat Fellows, Evanna Rathmell, Winilred GlConnell, Phyllis Bnrcio, Elsie Looker, Doris Sturgeon, Eileen Murphy, Theresa Behr, Eileen McKinney, Pat Spencer, Pat Reed. Second row-Betty Kinnear, Caroline Cassady, Jean Barnes, Alice Christensen, Marie Fratto, Suzan Gintz, Marguerite Heise, Miss Luke, Eleaine Zwicker, Rosemarie Rodat, Yvonne Smith, Helen liemann, Dorothy Pearce, Gladys George, Marion Bole, Dolores Rinderle, Edith Wilks. Third row-Lois Johnson, Jean Pickup, Donna Zimmer, Rosie Kristiansen, Doris Luschwitz, Pat Miner, June Owens, Shirley Baldwin, Dona Eaton, Gloria DeMarco, Anne Lindquist, Jean Rathburn, Corrine Luther, Mary Rose Dunsmore, Beverly Casto, Mildred Powell, Norma Alcorn, Ella Stearns. Fourth row-Joyce Brown, Roberta Morgan, Sarah Rogan, Allene Rankin, Virginia Peterson, Marjorie Milks, Awanda Graney, Esther Kuhl, Virginia Alstadt, Arlene Fletcher, Evelyn Shermer, Francis Root, Elloise Goodrich, Marguerite Schneider, Lina SieFlert, Doris Love, lsa Lance, Methel Billings, Jean Honey. Ready for Serfvice Hif'Y Sponsor: Mr. Franklin Front row-Woodford Cassady, Dick Venahle, Huloert Golden, Dick Porsch, Jack Heckman, LaVern Yochim. Second row-Jim Swanson, Russell Silverthorn, Max Morgan, Morris Miner, Mr. Franklin, Cecil Clinton, Bob Salzer. Third row-Milton Hamilton, Jack Cronin, Jack McCullough, Merrill Hamilton, Jim Hellman, Ralph Ohle, Carl Miller, Henry Katzwinkle, Art lroutman, Herb Kline, Clillord Taylor. Gracious iri Marmer Girl Reserves Sponsors: Miss Luke, Miss Markey Front row-Eleanor Shea, Elaine Deninger, Betty Sopp, Margaret Ackerman, Nancy Drexels, Theresa Lewis, Jean l-litz, Betty Barringer, Mary Jane Biebel, Jane Heckman. Second row-Marian Hills, Jean Brown, Shirley Benzing, Lois Jordan, Miriam Pitetti, Arlene Fletcher, Doris Sturgeon, Maryllis Rieger, Marian LeVesque, Doris Love, Betty May Rathmell, Virginia Fuller, Evelyn Renaud, Jean Dillon. Third row-Mae Cassarino, Mary Catherine Cote, Geraldine Soper, Jean Weindorl, Ruth McDonald, Phyllis l-lorth, Dorothy Sturgeon, Doris McCamey, Norma Barnes, Josephine Rawa, Virginia Ballou, Mary Alice Buseck, Anne DeLancey, Gen- evieve Stitt. Fourth row-Mary Ann Pulakos, Evelyn l-lardner, Shirley Miller, Anna Kris- tiansen, Nancey Fitzgerald, Jean Bennett, Ann Levesque, Jeanne Woods, Dorthy lrohoski, Violet Johnson, Charlotte Kleckner, Lucy Urraro, Jean Root, Kathleen Dawley Reaching for the Best National Honor Society Sponsor: Mr. LeMasters Front row--Marian l-lills, Ruth McDonald. Second row-Geraldine Soper, Morris Miner, Marian l.eVesque. We Sevfve junior Red Cross Sponsors: Miss Fry, Miss Cook Front row-Kathleen Dawley, Sally Lindy, Lilabelle Phillips, Mary Furhamn, lrene Dude, Marion Stossmeister, Roberta K llheller, Alloerta Cowley. Second row-Betty Jane Seaman, Betty Michael, Miriam Pitetti, Anne De- Lancey, Betty Sopp, Miss Cook, Patricia Flynn, Dorothy Pearce, Gladys Clark, Esther Kuhl, Ann Skapura. Third row-Jeanne Weindorl, Shirley Miller, Evelyn l-lardner, Mary Ann Pulakos, Rose Marie Venalale, Martha Messing, Jean Gott, Maiorie Graney, Shirley Swanson, Marilyn Auld, Margaret Ackerman. Fourth row-Eleanor Shea, Laura Jean Cote, Evelyn Renaud, Eloise Goodrich, Dick Cronin, Raymond Foley, Frances Root, Harold l-lanable, Phyllis l-lorth, Marian Hills. cy, M , , V IQ- aw 931: A i ' a :c'f L 73 I Dori't Agree With You, Max! Kaldrori Stajf Advisors: Miss Zuclz, Mr. Korrell, Miss Galbo Front row-Jean Brown Marian Hills, Elaine Deininger, Mary Cote, Jean Honey, Marguerite Heise, Jeanne Woods, Marian LeVesque. Second row-Mary Alice Buseclc, Phyllis l-lorth, Miss Zuclt, Miss Galbo, Miss Coolc, Mr. Korrell, Jane Wilson, Jane l-leclcman, Kathleen Dawley. Third row-Ruth McDonald, Geraldine Soper, Shirley Miller, Evelyn l-lardner, t-'v Ann Pulalcos, lrene Guerin, Eleanor Shea, Jeanne Weindorl, Charlotte Kleclcner, Doris Mccamey, Max Morgan, Ralph Qhle. Fourth row-Anne Del.ancey, Virginia Ballou, Ernie Katzwinlcle, Cecil Clinton, Paul Cooper, Woody Cassady, Milton Hamilton, Charles Spangler, Morris Miner, Betty Sopp. 'PQI Where's your Assignment. Press Club Sponsor: Miss Breault Front row-Marian LeVesque, Mary Alice Buseclc, Miss Breault, Robert Olson, Jane l-leclcman. Second row-Phyllis l-lorth, Carol Ballou, Marie Fratto, Virginia Ballou, Mary Ann Pulalcos, Mae Cassarino. Third row-James Norton, John Auld, George Keinath, Raymond Lapensz Charles Spangler, David Long. ',,,'p, '5n w,f2 -Wzij. ggkifaswsff - M fi? 3 .Ll AP' THE HUB STAFF Editor-in-Chief ......... ...Mary Alice Buseck Ass't. Editor...Virginia Ballou Bus. Manager ....... ..Jim Norton Art Editors ....... .Jane Heckman ...........Ole Olson Sports Editors.Charles Spangler ...........John Auld Machinist ........ .Anne Delancey Reporters......Mary Ann Pulgkgg Marie Fratto, George Keinath, Typists ........ Nancy Drexler. Marian LeVesque Faculty Advisor GIRL Ray Lapensz Carol Ballou Mae Cassarino Phyllis Horth .Joan Breault RfSfRVES The Girl Reserves was formed in 1941 by the Student Council. It is one of the most outstand- ing organizations in the schai. With the opening of the school this year, work was be- gun by Jean Brown, President, and her capable assistants, Doris Love, Vice President, Ar- lene Fletcher, Treasurerg and Helen Arnold, Secretary. But due to many other duties, Jean was forced to resign and Marian LeVesque was appointed by the Cabinet to take her place for the remaining part of the year. The Girl Reserves were able to send two representatives to the Winter Conference, and to purchase a school flag, which was hung in the auditorium. We feel that this organiza- tion will be a great success in the future and will live up to the standards set by previous years. i PRESS CLUB NBuy a Hubn is a familiar cry heard every two weeks at Mill- creek. It was not until 1937 that the present school paper was published here, but since then, through the creditable efforts of the Press Club, the WHubW has made great progress. Due to war conditions, this year in many places, school pa- pers have had to discontinue. Millcreek has been very fortu- nate in that it has had to cut only one page. Since Bob Olson, the former editor, took a full-time war job in addition to his school work, the nHubN was taken over by Mary Alice Buseck in the middle of the year. The NHubH Staff is under the capable direction of Miss Joan Breault. FEA. The Future Farmers of America or HF.F.A.,N as it is commonly known, is the national organ- ization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools un- der the provision of the Na- tional Vocational Education Act. As an integral part of the program of vocational education in agriculture in the public school system of America, the F.F.A. has become well known in recent years. No national stu- dent organization enjoys great- er freedom of self-government under adult counsel and gui- dance than Future Farmers of America. Organized in November of 1928, it has served to mo- tivate and vitalize the system- atic instruction offered to students of vocational agricul- ture, and to provide further training in farmer citizenship. W W' Enaldron Edition, -May 10, 122112 Complimentary ,LUBS gc AC HV! HES HON SOCIETY The National Honor Society has for the ninth year chosen members from the Junior and Senior classes of Millcreek High School. Five per cent of the Jun- ior clase and ten per cent of the Sen- ior class who maln- tain high standards of Character, Schol- ership, Leadership, and Service are elec- ted to this organi- zation by members of the faculty at the end of each school year. This highest honor has been achieved by more than one hundred stu- dentS at Millcreek, and in years to come more students will become members of this society. The members elec- ted from the Junior class in the school year of 1941-42 were Morris Miner, Marian Lbvesque, Geraldine Soper, Marian Hills, and Ruth McDonald. fcont. next column! HI-Y The Hi-Y, a new member of Mill- creek's many organ- izations was founded by Mr. Hayes in the 1941-42 school ses- sion. Its president is Morris Miner, Vice President Rich- ard Porschg Secre- tary, Cecil Clinton, Treasurer, Carl Mil- ler. The Club has taken part in many of the activities of the Y.M.C.A. during the year. The sponsor is Mr. Franklin. S+-N The members elec- ted in 1945 were the following: Seniors- Virginia Ballmg Jean Brown, Mary Alice Buseck, Anne De- Lancey, Max Morgan, Kenneth Graham, Ray Winslow, Ralph Ohle, Nancy Drexler, Jean Woods. Juniors- Louise Herhold, Jean Honey, Yvonne Smith, Doris Love, Helen Tiemann. RfD CRCDSS For many years, the Junior Red Cross has been active in Millcreek High School. The large enrollment this year has necessitated the formation of two branches, with Miss Cook as Junior High advisor and Miss Fry as Senior High ad- visor. The aim of the Red Cross is to give help and cheer where ever and whenever possible. On desig- nated holidayg gifts are sent to hospi- tals and other in- stitutlone. The Junior High officers are: Presi- dent, Shirley Swan- son. The Senior High officers are: Presl- dent, Lewis Schra- der, Vice President, Betty Soppg Secre- tary, Anne Debanceyg Treasurer, Evelyn Hardner. LIBRARY During the past Year, the Library Club, under the guidance of Miss Joyce, who replaced Mrs. Sampson as li- brarian, has served the students well. The twenty regular members assist in the library during their free periods and, by their timely suggestions, from month to month, make the bulletin boards more interesting. Those who are in the club have gold pins which signify their membership. The of- ficers of the or- ganizationcare: President, Schrader, Vice Pres. Lewis Vivian Alleng Sec- retary and Treasurer Yean Honey, His- torian, Yvonne Smith. PATROL The Hall Patrol has served our high school for five years, sponsored by the Student Council. It consists fo boys from the eighth to the twelfth grades, knowing the proper regulations of Mill- creek's hall trafic. The main rule of this organization is Ukeep to the right of the black 1ine.H The Hall Patrol has no social activities but each member re- ceives a reward at the end of the year. THE HUB DEBATE This year our de- bate team works un- der a handicap, hav- ing no one from pre- vious Millcreek de- bate teams to guide them. Not halted by this difficulty, the debaters opened the season on March 5. .This year's debate question is: Re- solved, WThat A Fed- eral World Govern- ment Should Be Estab- lished.N The affirmative team consists of six members with Miss Owen as advisor. The negative team includes five mem- bers with Miss Joyce as advisor. HALL MON! TOR S This organization was founded by the Student Council. It is now under the ca- pable supervision of Mr. Nason These monitors are stationed in the hall each period of the day. It is the monitor's duty to prevent loitering in the halls. This sys- tem has been most successful in the past and will become more efficient as the co-operation be- tween the members of the faculty and the pupils increases. KALDRON This year the Kal- dron Staff, with Miss Zuck as edito- rial advisor and Mr. Korrell as business advisor, has made great effort to make a yearbook which is worthwhile, enter- taining and of in- terest to their fel- low students. From the time schod.opens in the fall until doors close in the the Spring, members of the staff are gathering informa- tion and putting it into book form. Your approval is its only reward. The complete Kal- dron Staff will be found on the last page of the opening section. L COMMERCIAL This club is under the efficient direc- tion of Miss Zuck. Her girls help her in typing all the tests and checking all commercial work. The officers of the club are: President, Hills, Vice dent, Jean Secretary, Ruth Mc- Donaldg Reporter, Doris McCamey. Miss Zuck had a Mother and Daughter tea for the club in November. We hope this club will con- tinue with its use- ful work. Marian Presi- Hitzg Freedom in developing individual talents of all kinds A Capella Front row-Gloria DeMarco, Mae Cassarino, Elaine Deininger, Phyllis Horth, Norma Alcorn, Mildred Powell, Jean Brown Clive lngro, Betty Barringer, Second row-Shirley Benzing, Marian LeVesque, Anne Del.ancey, Margaret Aclcerman, Doris Sturgeon, Marie Fratto, Lina Sieifert, Donna Eaton, Mary Alice Buseclc, Nancy Drexler. Third row-Evelyn Schermer, Norma Barnes, Maryllis Rieger, Morris Miner, Merrill Hamilton, James Flynn, Max Morgan, Clifford Hammer, Jaclc Cronin, Woodford Cassacly, Milton Hamilton, Vere Ore, John Baird. Gi'rl's .Quavtette Seated-Elaine Deininger, Pianist. Standing-Ruth McDonald, Jean Brown, Mary Alice Buseclc, Shirley Benzing. Boys .Qucwtette Seated-Elaine Deininger, Pianist. Standing-Clifford Hammer, Jaclc Cronin, Milton Hamilton, Woodford Cassady. Chorus Front row-Phyllis Horth, Elaine, Deininger, Caroline Cassady, Marian l.e- Vesque, Marie Fratto, Lucy Mae Urraro, Evelyn Renaud, Donna Zimmer, Jeanne Weindorf. Second row-Shirley Benzing, Eleanor Shea, Jane Hickman, Lina Sieflert, Doris Sturgeon, Nancy Drexler, Maryllis Rieger, Ann LeVesque, Virginia Peterson, June Owens, Mae Cassarino, Gloris DeMarco. Third row-Milton Hamilton, Woodford Cassady, Jaclc Cronin, Morris Miner, LeVerne Yochim, Cecil Clinton, Merrill Hamilton, Max Morgan. Chorus Front row-Norma Barnes, Evanna Rathmell, Phyllis Barcio, Evelyn Schermer, Mildred Otteni, Mary Alice Buseclm, Eileen McKinney, Patricia Spencer, Norma Alcorn, Mildred Powell, Awanda Graney, Virginia Allstadt. Second row--Betty Barringer, Virginia Fuher, Dolores Rinderle, Methel Billings, Jeanne Woods, Margaret Wells, Ella Stearns, Mary Jane Biehel, Sarah Rogan, Anna Kristiansen, Marian Bole, Olive lngro, Patricia Reed, Geneva Cook, Jean Barnes, Patricia Fellows, Aileen Ranlcin, Arlene Fletcher, Mary Catherine Cote, Jean Brown: Donna Eaton. Third row-Vere Ore, Merton Sawdey, Gerald Clarlc, James Flynn, Elmer Scholtz, Clifford Hammer, Ernest Katzwinlcle, Theodore Nyberg, Robert Alexander, Robert Salzer, John Baird, Raymond Anderson, Horace Bierer. Si Wf.,..... ,,.,, Orchestra Seated-'Joyce Brown, Max Morgan, Methel Billings, Erwin Finlee, Nancy Drexler, Jean Pickup, Laura Jean Cote, Lucille l'leidt, Betty Henry, Glenn Ewer, Nelson Sakotas, Jean Bennett, Burton DeLancey. Standing-af'Mrs. Byers, Jane Wilson, James Flynn, Betty Ann Rhode. Drum Majovettes Ann LeVesque, Joyce Brown, Evanna Rathmell, Marion Bole Band Front row-George McCullough, Joan Miner, Doris Hetricls, Jean Pickup, Doris Love, Lloyd Johns, Nancy Fitzgerald, Betty Ann Rhode, Lois Flynn, Dorothy Jane Zenlc, Tom Miller. Second row-Tom Price, Don Tenney, Bill Tuclcer, Lawrence Fuchs, Gerald Dreger, Erwin Finlce, John Auld, Richard Nelson, David Traslc, Kenneth Lott, Richard Porsch, David Johns. Third row-Ray Berlclite, Harold Wiser, Jack Roth, Elmer Scholtz, Glenn Summersgill, Bob Keppel, Burton DeLancey, Walter David, Glenn Ewer, Ralph Qhle. fi Music Among the various musical organizations of Nlillcreelc the band and orchestra rate very highly. The band, the larger ol the two, has grown rapidly during the last few years and has gained prominence among the school bands of Erie County. The orchestra, although much smaller, was established many years before the band and was one of the first musical organizations promoted by the l'ligh School. Many of the members of both groups have been given the opportunity ol playing in the All County Band and Orchestra which is organized each -spring. This year the chorus, due to its size has been divided into two sections. The honor ol belonging to theft Capella was granted to a few members of both choruses, Two quartets were formed by the Seniors and although all of the other musical organizations were somewhat restricted due to rationing, these students were able to appear on several different occasions. Although they have had various teachers during the past year the musical groups are still very well organized. They are now under the very able direction of Mrs- Byers. Q Freedom in carrying o n friendly competition S ports The Millcreelc Trojans started the football season not to well fixed with veterans, but well stoclced with eager first year material. Returning lettermen from last year's championship squad were Walt Taylor and Red Tousey, co-captains, Ray Winslow, Jaclc Naylor, Ray Lapensz, and Elmer Scholtz. As the season wore on, Millcreelc fans decided that they would have to wait until a future year for another championship team lilce the one of '40-'4'l. All tolled Millcreelc wound up in third place with four wins, two ties, and two defeats. Return- ing lettermen for next year's team include Jaclc Naylor, Dave Long, Mert Sawdey, and Howard Godfrey. Due to the gasoline shortage the County Basketball League was somewhat streamlined this year. That is the sixteen teams in the county were divided into four sections. Millcreelc was represented in section one along with West Springfield, Fairview, and Girard. With the following lettermen-Winslow, Spangler, and Al- stadt- Gus Anderson coached the team through nine victories against three defeats and to the championship of section one, by defeating West Springfield by a 39-Q9 margin on our home court. A blow was dealt earlier this year when John Alstadt, regular forward, joined the Navy. The returning lettermen for next year are Jaclc Naylor, Lloyd Johns, Jim Sheri- dan, Jim Swanson, and Burt Del.ancey, When football, basketball, and class lsaslcetball are included a large percentage of Nlillcreelcs boys have participated in the field of sports. Front row-Raymond Lapensz, Herbert Kline, Jack Naylor, Merton Sawdf-y, Walter Taylor, Norman Tousey, John Salzer, Robert Clson, Ernest Katzwinlde, Paymond Winslow, Howard Godfrey. Second row-Robert Larson, Emmett Phillips, Russel Silverthorn, Glenn Ewer, Clillord Taylor, .laclc Cronin, Gerald Kohl, Floyd l-lill, Theodore Nyberg, Thomas Wells, Arthur l-letz. Third row-James Sheridan, James Root, Gerald Dreger, Kenneth Mesiclc, paul Cooper, Richard Cronin, John Auld, Richard Taylor, Thomas l.. Wells, Gerald Clarlc, Norman Kleclcner, Paul Rautine, Donald Stoltz. Fourth row-James Swanson, Franlc Llrraro, William Quinn, David Long, Mr. Anderson, George Keinath, John Alstadt. Football Summary Millcreelc Opponents September 'VI-Fairview ........ . O O September 16-Wesleyville ...... . 13 O September Q6-Lawrence Parlc .... O 20 October Q--Girard .......... . O '13 QOctober 9-Union City .... . 31 O QOctober 16-North East. . . . O O dOctober Q3--Harborcreelc .... . 'IQ O dOctober 30-Albion ...... . Q1 O dl lome Games 1 N. .f Wffr Wislfff Front row-Burton DeLancey, Jaclc Naylor, Robert Alexander, Raymond Win- slow, Charles Spangler, James Sheridan, James Swanson. Second row-David Long, Raymond l-leddericlc, Lloyd Johns, l-lenry Katz winlde, William Quinn, John Auld. Third row-Mr, Anderson, Jacl4 McCullough, Clifford Taylor, Charles l'larr ington, Mr. Franlclin. Basketball Summary Millcreelc Qpponents QDecember 'l'l+Girard ......... .. . Q7 Q3 December 'l8-Fairview ........... . 37 26 December QQ-West Springfield .... . 34 39 4January 'l5-Fairview ........... . Q5 'l7 January Q0-Girard ........, . .. . 3'l Q1 QJanuary QQ-West Springfield .... . 57 30 QJanuary Q9-Girard ........,. . 37 16 February 5-Fairview ........... . Q9 'I6 February 'IQ-West Springfield. . . . Q1 22 February '19-Girard .,........ . QQ Q6 Qhebruary Q6--Fairview ........ . Q3 - '16 dhflarch 5-West Springfield ........ . 32 29 Total Points .... . 375 Q81 dl-lome Games class Basketball SENIOR CLASS BASKETBALL Front row-Herbert Kline, Raymond Lapenz, Woodford Cassady. Second row--Robert Olson, Jaclc Cronin. JUNIOR CLASS BASKETBALL Front row-l.aVern Yochim, Harold Feisler Richard Porsch. Second row-Robert Salzer, Glenn Ewer, Cliff- ord Taylor. F. F. A. BASKETBALL First row-Raymond Lapensz, Walter Buetilcofer, Raymond Wilsnow, Howard Godfrey, Charles Spang- ler. Second row-Mr. Payne, George Keinath, Gor' don Rose, Donald Herhold, Bruce Cummings, Wilbur Detisch. SOPHOMORE CLASS BASKETBALL Front row-John Stenstrom, David Straub, Richard Wolf. Second row-Thomas Wells, Walter David, Richard Taylor. FRESHMAN CLASS BASKETBALL Front row-Richard Cronin, Gerald Kohl, Fred ericle Engel. Second row-John Roth, William McCleary. Givls' Athletic Club Sponsor: Mrs. Weislogel Front row-Marion Bole, Jeanne Weindori, Ann LeVesque, Dorothy Baesch, Sara Rogan, Eileen Murphy, Jean Honey, Irene Pude, Marguerite Schneider. Second row-Nancy Drexler, Margaret Ackerman, Lois Jordan, Miriam Pitetti, Betty Sopp, Eleanor Shea, Marian l-lills, i-ielen Tiemann, Evelyn l-iardner, Mary Ann Pulaltos, Lois Flynn, Doris Sturgeon, Virginia Prozan, Evelyn Renaud. Third row-Virginia Peterson, June Owens, Mary Landis, Lina Sieifert, Eileen McKinney, Patricia Reed, Dorothy Pearce, Gladys George, isa Lance, Anna Lindquist, Doris Luschwitz, fkleeta Slocum, Mrs. Weislogel. Fourth rovv-Rosemarie Rodat, Jo Ann Miner, Marguerite l-leise, Yvonne Smith, Marie Fratto, Elaine Zwiclcer, Esther Kuhl, Virginia Alstadt, Maxine Thomas, Louise Lind, Jean Wilkins, Betty Ann Rhode, Joanne Savvley, Jean Debold, Mildred Schraeder, Mary Ann Silverthorn. Cheer' Leaders Sponsor: Mrs. Weislogel John Baird, Eileen Murphy, Jacic Cronin, Jean Honey, Lois Flynn, Diclc Porsch. f ,f,'f4.,:,lJZj . , f,aXff5 u 2 Jfwfpfifffl If DLQJJ, 74 JJ? 'XM X Ispf. . 1 16 . f ! .I fl f 1 K 'ft I ' ' fr- ' - -f ' ,ffl 'YJ Givls' Athletic Club The Girls' Athletic Club was organized at the end of the last school term by Mrs. Weislogel. It is the purpose of this organization to help interest the girls in talcing gym, establish an interest in outside sports, and enable them to receive a school symbol, the letter M. Officers of this club are: President .............................. MARIAN HILLS Vice President ......... .... ..... H E LEN ARNOLD Secretary .......... ................. H ELEN TIEMANN Treasurer ......... ................, E VELYN HARDNER The G. A. C. sponsored Girls' Night, which was open to all ofthe girls in the school. Due to the splendid entertainment offered by the club members, this activity was a tremendous success. Cheer Leaders For several years now Millcreek has been fortunate in having a willing group of cheerleaders. T e cheerleaders who gave their support to the football and baslcet- ball lgames this year were John Baird, Eileen Murphy, Jaclc Cronin, Jean Honey, Lois I nn and Dick Porsch. Y The cheerleaders wish to extend their thanlcs to the faculty and student body who helped to malce the year a grand success. This organization is under the direction of Mrs. Weislogel. CHOO X f 0 2 P f k Senior Class Play The Senior Class presented its annual play, entitled HEver Since Eve, on November 6, 1942. The play, a comedy in three acts by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements, and published by the Samuel French Company, was a smash hit. The story centered about a boy ol seventeen whose name was Johnny Clover. He was a studious boy who took lile rather seriously. Johnny's pet peeves were his newspaper ollice, which his mother had redecorated to loolc like his old nursery, and his childhood playmate, Susan Blake. She was just lilteen and at the mischievous stage. Johnny's lriend, Spud, also had a problem in his sister, Betsy, who was a very talkative little girl who always made hersell a part ol every situation. Lucybelle, a southern girl, entered the picture and caused a conllict in the love-life ol Johnny and Spud. As the play progressed, things arranged themselves so the play ended happily lor all concerned. The cast included the lollowing: Mrs. Clover ...,.,......,... Marian LeVesque Martha Willard .............. Anne DCLGDCCY Johnny Clover .... ......... H arold Morgan Officer CCGDDYD 5imm0r1S Lewis 5Cl1 dClCf Mr. Clover .. ........ Clifford Hammer Henry Quinn -------------.--.------- Mex Mofsdn Spud Erwin ....,.. ........ K enneth Graham Lucybelle L22 ---------,fA-------.,,---- Ruth MCD0l'1dld Susan Blake , ...,,,,,,....,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Nancy Drexler Preston Hughes ...................... NlOl'flS Mlnef Betsy Erwin .......................... Elaine Deininger Football Players: Herbert Kline, Jack Cronin, Woodford Cassady, Ernest Katzwinkel, Cecil Clinton. Senior Play Committees Faculty Chaimran: Mr. LeMaslers Faculty Director: Miss O'Donnell Student Directors: Mary Alice Buseck, Gerry Soper. Student Chairman: Maryllis Rieger. Stage Managers' Advisor: Miss Cook State Committee: Erwin Finke, Chairman, Milton Hamilton, Robert Rabe, Walter Taylor, Robert Stur- eon, Pressley Cam bell, Mary Ann Pulakos, Walter Miodus, Charlotte Kleckner, Doris McCamey, Ed Borland, John Slslzer. Costumes Advisor: Miss O'Donnell Costumes Committee: Shirley Benzing, Chairman, Marjorie Ackerman, Phyllis Horth, Jean Bennett, Lois Jordan, Jane Heckman. Programs Advisor: Miss Zuck Programs Committee: Gerry Soper, Chairman, Doris McCamey, Charlotte Kleckner, Jeanne Weindorf, Marian Hills, Evelyn Hardner, Shirley Miller. Ticket Advisor: Mr. LeMaster: Ticket Committee: Charles Spangler, Chairman, Evelyn Hardner, John Salzer, Bertha Lyons, Lucy Lapple, Elmer Scholtz, Jack Cronin. Ushers Advisor: Miss Powell Ushers Committee: Jean Brown, Chairman, Evelyn Renaud, Irene Guerin, Shirley Kuntz, Virginia Fuhrer, Jean Hitz, Jeanne Weindorf, Norma Barnes, Ann LeVesque, Theresa Lewis. Make-Up Advisor: Miss Cook Make-Up Committee: Ole Olson, Chairman, Pat Schutte, Dorothy Sturgeon, Mary Biebel, Eleanor Shea, Lucy Urarro, Jean Bennett. Advertising Advisor: Miss Breaul! Advgqtising Committee: Mae Cassarino, Chairman, Cecilia Kneidinger, Jean Hitz, Mary Cote, Aleetta ocum. Properties Advisors: Miss Cook, Miss O'Donnell Personal Properties Committee: Maryllis Rieger, Chairman, Jean Root, Betty Sopp, Kathleen Dawley, Jeanne Weindorf, Virginia Ballou, Betty Barringer, Miriam Pitetti. Z3 ll ffl ll - M i Front rowfffecil Clinton, Woodford Cassady, Jael: Cromin, Herbert Kline. Second row-Clifford Hammer, Marion LeVesque, Elaine Deininger. Third row-Nancy Drexler, Harold Morgan, Max Morgan, Anne DeLancey, ErnestKatzwinl4el, Morris Miner, Louis Schrader, Kenneth Graham, Ruth McDonald. Senior Class Play ZZ-M School Calendar, , ,X l ll SEPTEMBER-Vacation ends and school beginss Q I First assembly f M 1' s -we meet Mr. Wilson The Millcreek Eleven conquers Wesleyville ' 1 , but goes down in defeat at the hands of our deadly rivals, Lawrence us 9. I ' - 5 G Park ' ' The Seniors discover each other at class party ' S GIS OCTOBER-Th Trojans suffer defeat as Girard's Yellow jackets prove too much for them in the last two quart rs of the game The Juniors hold their Gus first get-together On the gridiron Millcreek battles the Grape- Dickers to a scoreless tie Everyone is in the aisles as Sophomores --nun Q U .1 present the funniest assembly progrtymson record The mighty Trojans ran rough shod over a crippled Albion Eleven Q ' Girl Reserves and F. F. A. boys dress up in ra s for l-lobo Party Us Girl Reserve Skating Party is a great success NOVEMBER-The Seniors score a hit with Moss uve EHTIQ theirsfzlevezplay Ever Since Eve Sophomores make merry at class s -S party i The Junior Class makes its first two attempts at money making by sponsoring a dance and skating party DECEMBER-Report card C Q , 5 day made a bitter December even worse 0 1 .n The Basketball team scores Q 9 a victory over Girard in the first game of the season The l'loliday GUS Spirit prevails at Senior Chri tmas Dance although the gym was minus decorations due to wartime regulations On the hardwood Millcreek's quintet hands JUTTER 1 . Fairview a striking set-back but is defeated by the West Springfield Fllllltlin five JANUAl2YWThe Girard game and the G. R. Victory Dance Gus YH' 'YE' .afterwards were both successes with student support at a new high We roll again at the Sophomore Skating Party, ,X The Millcreek cagers I 'X School Calendar CContinuedJ play host to West Springfield and are triumphant over the visitors D . . . . . . . . . - Us ue to rationing no midnight oil is burned in preparation lor mid-term exams 5 '5 FEBRUARY-The Millcreek netters stage nother victory on their home court, this . time with Fairview as their victims Good crowd attends Cheer- GUS leaders' Skating Party The Seniors ignore the freezing weather and have a good time on Class Sleighride Hub announces Commencement H213 speakers Springfield noses Millcreek out by one point in the closest game of the basketball season ' ' MARCH-Springfield again defeats Gvs the Trojans, this time by three points in the Final game of the year 1 Gus Students enjoy Freshie Skating Party Football lettermen receive awards Senior Skating Party is a smashing success i APRIL-A record attendance at the annual G. A. C. Girls' Night ? 0 Our musical organizations display their talent in two assemblies sponsored by the Band , '4v 5 and Acapella Choir Q Q D Seniors elect the most popular girl to be an- nounced at E ter Dance We skate again . . . this time with Athletic Association ' Senior Easter Dance brings gaiety to Millcreek 4: so 1 I+ MAY-The Kaldron comes out Cwe hopeD l The Seniors leave school on the 14th but come back to face exams on the 'i7th and 18th Juniors honor graduating class with the annual Junior-Senior Prom Q Seniors attend Baccalaureate ffEiffCommencement ceremonies close the career of the graduating class at Millcreek 1- ' y The Big Day-Schoolis if Q out and again we look ahead to vacation C 52 'Z' 2 A-mi. X .A 1 . I an Senior Class Will JACK CRONIN wills his big feet to Johnny Baird. MARIAN LE VESOUE leaves her bright answers in English class to Esther Kuhl. JOHN KINSINGER contri- butes his witty remarks to Tom Wells. Mike Skapura inherits SHIRLEY lvilLLER'S typing ability. To Irene Pude MAE CASSARINO leaves her sweaters. ALVIN HINKLE wills his curley hair to Mr. Bolkey. LOIS JORDANS ability in Latin goes to Marguerite Heise. BOB ALEXANDER leaves his piled up lunch tray to Jim Norton. GERRY SOPER wills her efficiency to Mert Sawdey. Jean Gott inherits MARIAN HlLL'S in- nocent look. WALT TAYLORS romeo reputation is left to Jim Hellman. EVELYN HARDNER and MARY ANN PULAKOS contribute their corny jokes to Mr. Mitch- ell's already large collection. THELMA MARTIN leaves her ability in Home Ec. to Elma Shade. Ella Stearns inherits VIOLET JOHNSON'S soft voice. To Johnny Sten- strom WOODY CASSADY leaves his shyness PHYLLIS HORTH leaves a string of broken hearts for the Junior girls to mend. ELAINE DEININGER wills her musical talent to Jane Wilson. The Junkman inherits PAUL COOPERS jalopy. JOSEPHINE RAWA leaves those nice long fingernails to Arlene Fletcher. To Bob Salzer BOB OLSON leaves all of his excessive height. BOB KEPPEL'S lightning speech is left to Joanne Kuehn. BERTHA LYONS wills her long blond tresses to Doris Fuhrman. Chester Pude inherits the artistic ability of CHARLOTTE KLECKNER and DORIS MC CAMEY. LEWIE SCHRADER contributes his Suspenders to Mr. Nason. ANN LE VESOUES winning smile is left to Rose Kristiansen. NANCY DREXLER wills her boogie-Woogie piano playing to Pete Yochim. CHUCK SPANGLER leaves his woman chasing to the Junior wolves. RALPH OHLE wills his burned out flash bulbs to next year's photo- graphy editor. EVERETT BACON'S fine bass voice is inherited by Bill Ouinn. To any eligible males is left GENEVIEVE STII-IHS telephone number. SHIRLEY BENZlNG'S musical ability is willed to Pat Spencer. MIMI PITETTI wills her acting ability to Donna Zimmer. BETTY SOPP leaves her highly successful line to Helen Tiemann. KEN GRAHAM and WALD MIODUS will their cleverness in Woodcraft to next year's vic- tims of Macbeth MELVIN SHADE is taking everything he has with him. Marie fratto inherits BETTY MAY RATHMELL'S smooth disposition. DON LlND'S friendli- ness is left to Dick Venable. MARY ALICE BUSECK wills her job on the Hub to anyone in need of a nervous breakdown. VIRGINIA BALLOU'S intelligence is willed to her sister. JANE I-IECKMAN'S quiet, winning way is inherited by Suzanne Gintz. JOHN SALZER'S football ability is left to Norman Kleckner. WallyRustinheritsMlLTON HAMILTONS interest in the girls. RUTH MC DONALD wills her gift of gdb to Jean Pickup. To June Owens, MARY JANE BIEBEL leaves her ear for gossip. ANN DE LANCEYS lady-likeness is left to Maxine Thomas. GERRY DREGER wills his bashfulness to Dick Tice. Lloyd Johns inherits JACK HECKMAN'S keen physique. To Mary Landis goes the combined giggles of NORMA BARNES and BETTY BARRINGER. CECIL CLINTON leaves his intelligence to Jim Swanson. CHUCK NELSON leaves his nickname to Joyce Brown. To Evelyn Schermer, BETTY WEAVER wills her ability to write poetry. ANNA KRlS'flANSEN'S big brown eyes are inherited by Margaret Cassarino. VERE ORES lengthy explanations are left to Hank Katzwinkle. MORRIS MINER wills his ability to bluff the teachers to Bob Burger. Ted Davis inherits his brother EVERETTS deadpan stare. GEORGE KEINATH wills the place he holds in the teacher's hearts to Jack McCullough. Nathalie Summersgill inherits VIRGINIA FUI-lRER'S tini- ness. HERB KLINE leaves his Hclothes appeal to Harold Feisler. 'fo Dick Taylor ELMER SCHOLTZ leaves his Uwolfin '.,' MAX MORGAN leaves his mathamatical genius to Hubert Golden. Delores Rinderle and Lina Seiffert are left IRENE GUERINS and SHIR- LEY KUNTZS little black booksfl HAROLD MORGAN wills his strut to Glenn Summersgill. Chuck Massing inherits JOHN ALSTADTS Caveman technique. ED BORLAND'S S. A. CSophomore Appealb is willed to Russell Silverthorn. Jo Ann Smith inherits JEANNE WOODS' nice personality. To Margaret Wells is willed BETTY ANDERSONS peppy personality. JEANNE DILLON passes her place in the mirror in Senior Class Will CContim4edD the Girls' Room every morning to Yvonne Smith. MARGIE ACKERMAN donates her beautiful voice to Pat Fellows. BOB STURGEON wills his ability to attract Marian Hills to any other handsome blond who is interested. To Laura Jean Cote is left JEAN HllZ'S ability on the dance floor. Virginia Alstadt inherits JEAN BROWN'S curlers. DELORES ZYLKA wills her height to Dorothy Babo. CLIFF HAMMER contributes his overalls to Howard Godfrey. CARL MILLER leaves his scientific ability to next year's Chem students. DOROTHY TROHOSKE wills her charming smile to Lois Johnson. Rosie Rodat is willed ELEANOR SHEA'S neat disposition. To Doris Hetriclc is left JEAN BENNEITS and NANCY FITZGERALDS musical ability. Ray Anderson in- herits ERNIE KAlZWlNKLE'S ability to cause a riot in chorus. To John Straub, RAY LAPENSZ leaves his sleepiness. MARYLLIS RIEGERS technique in leading a class meeting is left to next year's Senior class president. JEANNE WEINDORF wills her Hall right figure to anyone in need of it, THERESA LEWIS, DOT SlURGlfON,LUCY MAE LAPPLE, FLORENCE GARDNER, and WILMA SUB will their quietness to next yearfs Seniors, who are sadly in need of it. ALEETA SLOCUM and EVELYN RENAUD leave their ability in gym class to Doris Love. MARY COTE gives her noisy laugh to Marguerite Schneider. RAY WlNSLQW leaves his heart in the Junior Class. LUCY URRAROS friendly smile is left to Betty Vollcman. JEAN ROOT and KATHLEEN DAWLEY leave their technique with the sailors to Ruth Knipper. Dave Long inherits ERWIN FINKES bright soclcs so that he will have something to rratch those hor- rible ties. F reedom to own and operate private entevprizes 4: 1 The Halle Bros. Co. Advance Printing Sz Litho Co. Keystone Brass Works Stitzinger Barber Shop Gem City Ice Cream Co. James Thomas Boston Store Priscilla's Cape Cod Kitchen M. 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