Millcreek High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1944 volume:

THE KALDRO Vol. XVIII - - 1944 XD Published Annually By THE SENIOR CLASS OF M illcveels H iqlu School ERIE COUNTY, ERIE, PENNA 1 w p 9 N- 5 Q 1 tis K fi as O P Q W O P E, The Kaldron Staff of 1944, have tried to create a per- manent record of our activi- ties and classes. This isn't just the Senior's Yearbook. It is the record of every class in Millcreek High School and of every person in these classes. This year we have tried to refrain from editing a wartime yearbook but there are some things that we could not avoid. We would have liked to print a peacetime record, but as you know, that is impossible. We the Staff of '44, offer all our hopes and prayers that the day of victory will come soon and all of our classmates will come home once again. licliloriol Sloll Editor - - ----- Dick Johnston Associate Editor - - Jane Wilson Literary Editor - - - Jo Ann Kuehn Assistants - - - Laura Jean Cote, Elaine Brady Senior Class Editor - ---- Marguerite Schneider Assistants - - - Eloise Goodrich, John Baird, Neil McGahen Underclass Editor ---- Ray Foley-U.S.A.A.C. Assistants - Marie Fratto, Vivian Allen, Mike Prozan Sports Editor - ----- Jack McCullough Assistant Cliff Taylor-U.S.A.A.C. Club Editor - - Doris Hetrick Assistants - - - - - Pat Miner, Corinne Luther Photographic Editor - ------ Roy Will Assistants - - Dick Porsch, Rosemarie Rodat, Lois Flynn Art Editor - ----- Henry Katzwinkle Assistants - Chester Pude-U.S.A., Eileen Murphy Typing Editor - ----- Lina Sieffert Aassistants - - Marguerite Heise, Doris Sturgeon Business Manager - - - - Helen Tiemann Assistant - - Hubert Golden Subscription Manager - - Art Troutman Assistant - - - Alice Christensen Advertising Manager - - Elaine Zwicker Assistant - - - Jean Honey SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE Howard Godfrey Jo Ann Smith Merrill Hamilton Imogene Monrean ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Doris Love Jim Hellman Jim Sheriden Laverne Yochim ,Jim Swanson Yvonne Smith John Auld PROOF READING COMMITTEE Jo Ann Kuehn Francis Root Louise Herhold FACULTY ADVISORS Editing-Helen Zuck Business-Roy Korrell Proof Reading-John Shepley gy . eclicclllion WO centuries ago, the Eriez Indians, then inhabiting Millcreek soil, sent out their warriors to fight in their defense. These young- men waged a war so that they might be free to hunt in the rich forests, which covered Millcreek, that their wives and children would be free from fear of attack by the enemy. Today, more battles are raging, many more young men from Millcreek are going out to fight in them. The war this time is on a larger scale and being fought in the 'tfour corners of the earth, but the cause for which our boys are fighting is still the same-freedom, their homes, and us. So it is in deep appreciation for what they are doing, that we, the graduating class of 1944, dedicate this Kaldron to Mili- creek's sons and daughters-fighting for us. ITICJ C1 QP. Once again here as schoolmates assembled We fain would lift our hearts in song, To our high school, our dear Alma Mater, Let gladness the moments prolong, We are proud of our lads and our lasses, Of honors won in days gone by. So here's a cheer for our old high school, For our old high school, our dear old high CHORUS Here's to our classes, here's to our lasses, Here's to the lads they adore. Here's to the Seniors so mighty, Juniors so flighty, Freshies and Sophomores Let mirth and gladness, banish all sadness And as the days roll by, You'll find us ready and steady, Boosting for Millcreek High. 5 new rn vm zoos mam Q -,en uf, awww fffmrfv vmuxc J, f ffm Jens, M, aw 1 2-,uc swap. , Q,-xvxzzmvrb -V Nivea .mins www' cf Qnvvzu we :rf :L WY -Ur cw . N4 ,mf-Q, . v5Zg3'.w z. .. Agues rum ,... ff1fgmg,4 .Un va V ,, 1 l Fix-1 2 NAV t, ul!-Wa . . RT, H!'v:l.41-, ' 1, M .Nz-fn 'HEY , , ,W Q, 1- ww Maru! .mn new 'Lili K va A, may u. XLS-L x,,s,M :W V . , XLS, I. u.S. I. u.'S. L ILS L M u, U mu. L 31? ig 4 -X, A. x, 5. L f s. g. C gi :- ' X s R 2 s L ,Ls K, J.5. 14 Aw. ma, . J it wa gy . gig sx 6555 L. as 4 Us u :hs QL XQVSJL qs W sma- X535 W9 ky . 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Faculty Manager of Athletics Minnie Mae Fry English Edinboro State Teacher's College Penn State University of Pittsburgh B.S. Senior Commpwnent Wi. Margaret Powell English Heidelbergh College, B. A. Allegheny College Junior Class Advisor Junior Class Play Dfw if Lois B. MacDonald English University of Bucknell, A.B. University of Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teacher's College Virginia Evans English Music Edinboro State Teacher's College Villa Maria College Roy Korrell Mathematics University of Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teacher's College College Kaldron Advisor Senior Class Advisor 54' Jeanne Luke Civics Mathematics Smith College, A.B. University of Pittsburgh Girl Reserve Sponsor I Qflj .f I eff' KL, , Janet Schmidt Mathematics Penn State University of Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teacher's College 61 Andrew Lloyd Bookkeeping Civics Grove City, B.S.C. Edinboro State Teacher's College University of Pittsburgh Junior Class Advisor Sarah Galbo Typing Shorthand Geography Edinboro State Teacher's College Villa Maria College Hall Patrol R .K yu re, I wr' - J , f' Joh-xNShepley ience dinboro State 1 Teacher's College B.S. Ed. University of Pittsburgh, Litt. N Senior Class Advisor Senior Class Play National Honor Societg +- Amos Nason Physics Chemistry Practical Science Defiance College, A.B. Ohio State University Helen Zuck Shorthand Typing Grove City B.S. in Commerce University of Pittsburgh Kaldron Advisor Commercial Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor George Grignol Soc. Science Geography Edi ro State T cher's C ege Assis t Cpac Margaret Johnson Mathematics English Spanish Allegheny College, A.B. University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. Marion Joyce Librarian Trinity, B.A. Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.L.S. Library Club Debate Mary Ann Gerbracht History Biology University of Pittsburgh B.A. M. Ed. X, ix l J oa Breault .D. University of K Pittsburgh Y ub Sponsor A uidance Edith Cook Art Edinboro State Teacher's College Penn State Columbus University University of Pittsburgh Red Cross Play Staff glish Villa Maria College Edinboro State Teacher's College iii Jeffery Payne Lulu M. Byers Music Oberlin Conservatory of Music University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology Cyril Johnson Industrial Arts Edinboro State Teachers College California State Tcacher's College Millesville State Teacher's College rl da Bodendorfer Home Economics Indiana State Teacher's College Gus Anderson Health Physical Education Penn State Summer School Colgate University B.S. Football Coach Basketball Coach Samuelson Physical Education Health Slippery Rock B S Cheer Leaders G.A.C. Marion Detisch Secretary Millcreek High Schoo Anne V. Bliley, N School Nurse Pc-nn State University of Pittsburgh St. Vincent's Hospital ,wifi N fwifww Mr. Everett Cook Secretary School Board Mr. John A. Shepley, Sr. Member School Board Mr. W. B. Washabaugh Vice President School Board fr Mr. Thomas Willis President School Board Mrs. Mary Ann Proudler Member School Board Mr. James W. Evans Treasurer School Board Mr. William Connor Member School Board CN 15,1351 mms lv ,. -fI1'If1QL,7y 7 n J 5 Fin' S Qmnflam l 9 5 48 2 Qgwgfig? fi 3 29 42 Sf Xb -on 105 -i ll Norma Arlene Alcorn Norma Hair Second Only to Veronica Lake Girl Reserves, 3-4 Hall Monitor, 3 Commercial Club, 4 Shirley Jean Baldwin Shirley Sincere and Friendly Girl Reserves, 3-4 mercial Club, 4 dent Council, 3 ff l . .A - k f' If I , .ff L Richard Leo Babo CKDiCk7! Farmer of the Future F.F.A. Officer, 1-2-3-4 John Edwin Baird Pee-Wee The Mighty Mite Play Staff, 4 Library Club, 3-4 Cheerleader, 2-3-4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Tumbling, 1-2 Debating, 4 ii J ean Barn es Brownette Reserves, 2-3-4, President, 4 Girls Athletic Club, 3-4 Donna Marie Becker Ditto Helen Hayes of the Senior Hall Monitor, 3-4 Girl Reserves, 4 Play Cast, 4 Theresa A. Behr Therry Q C hief Primer Girl Reserves, 3-4 Red Cross, 2 Girls Athletic Club, 2-3 Student Council, 2 Play Staff, 4 , Pls, 4. 4 335' 'lf 2 Methel Arlene Billings Billingsley Professor of Seclusion Girl Reserves, 3-4 Senior Quartet, 4 Marian Elsie Bole c sBunnyu Our Twirling Majorette Girl Reserves, 3 Girls Athletic Club, 3-4 Majorette, 3-4 Elaine Brady uBrady7J Owns A Giggle Hall Monitor, 3 Commercial Club, 4 Girls Athletic Club, 3-4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Girls' Basketball, 1-2-3-4 Mary Ann Brown Brownie Shy Senior Vocation Home Economics 1-2 Alice J. Christensen UAF! Her Dates Are Her Delight Library Club, 3-4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Hub Staff, 4 Girl Reserves, 3-4 Geneva Ruth Cook . Cookie Seen But Not Heard Commercial Club, 4 Girl Reserves, 3-4 Senior Quartet, 4 Laur Jean Cote CK YY S ' hizz Girl Reserves' Hub Staff ff K ld gn- ta , 4 Pl:1,yrStaff, 4 0 Com ' Red ross, 'llffgff 3 ff A74 t I Glori ri co U Ory7! A arming S gbir irl Reserv , Commercla ub, 4 ,rf U, J' If X V 1 ff' ,-1 1 ,ff 'if Mb J A r 'ij , ,V jj, 'ff ,, -A- Dionna M. Eaton Honey-Bunch A Nice Kid Girl Reserves, 3-4 Hall Monitor, 3 .f Arthur G. Evans HRed!! That Red-Headed F.F.A. Boy F.F.A., 2-3-4 Hub Staff, 4 Glenn Martin Ewer HBOZ7! Man About Town Play Cast, 4' Football, 3-4 Varsity Basketball, 2-4 James F. Flynn ZGJim7v Tell It To The Marines! Football, 1 Hall Patrol, 2-3-4 Camera Club, 1 Raymond Curtis lGRay!Y Tease of the Class Debate, 3 Play Cast, 4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Football, 4 Hall Patrol, 1-3 Red Cross, 3 Ann Marie Fratto Marie Easy Going Kaldron Staff, 4 Hub Staff, 3-4 Girl Reserves, 3 4 Hall Monitor, 3 4 Doris J. Fuhrman Dorie St yle and Poise Red Cross, 3 4 Hall Monitor 4 Girl Reserves 4 Play Staff, 4 Gladys M. George Happy-Bott m The Soldier's Dream Play Staff, 4 Girl Reserves 3 4 Red Cross, 3 Girls Athletic Club, 3 4 I r nne ntz 'Suzie' ar , e yes irl , 2 -4 Hall r, 4 d , 4 Howard Godfrey Goodf Kay's Future Farmer Football, 3-4, Captain, F.F.A., 1-2-3-4, Preside County F.F.A., 1-2-3-4 President, 4 Hall Monitor, 2 Class Mushball, 2 Hubert James Golden Hubie Senior Mastermind Class Officer, 3 Kaldron Staff, 4 Hi-Y Club, 1-2-3-4 Mushball, 1-2-3-4 Play Staff, 4 Eloise G. Goodrich Aloysius Always Sincere Girl Reserves, 3-4 Red Cross, 3 Hall Monitor, 3-4 Kaldron Staff, 4 4 nt, 4 ,W Merrill James Hamilton 4cMurryrr Blushes Easily Student Council, 3 Hi-Y Club, 2-3-4 Double Quartet, 3-4 Hall Patrol, 3-4 WW W n ,Mae Harding HB1 ki I I D l ace 3 f uden N ou ', 1 Girl R , 3 Comme 1 l Club, 4 Hall nitor, 3 Marguerite G. Heise Heist-2 Typist of Ability Library Club, 2-3-4 Hall Monitor, 3 Girl Reserves 3-4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Girls Athletic Cl b, J .W for ,V James E. ellman uJin,ln Personality Plus Double Quartet, 4 Class Officer, 3-4 Football, 4 Library Club, 4 Hi-Y Club, 3-4 Betty Jane Henry uJ0en V The Future Mrs. Hall Monitor, 4 Girls Reserves, 4 Commercial l C ub, 4 Gym Exhibit, 1-2 . yff N 'L I' S ' loyd Eawa d'J n all, S l 9'v. to ie Shaw l' ilu 3 4 d . 1 011, 3 5 1 ty Ba . - ball, 2-3 X ,JJ f . , A A U Frank Richard L J! Her 0 l :Z Johnston uJl1StYL31ljd,, Dick Studious .J Millcreek's Gift play Cast, 4 . 531 To Hollywood Commercial Club, 4 X' Hall Patrol, 1-3 K31dl'0U Staff, 4 iii' 12, ' Class Mushball, 3-4 National Honor Society, ' ' Kaldron, 4 3-4 so Play Cast,-1 .lflil ' il' r,,, i f 1'-'gm' '2gf?s-lj-1451153 ffzffa ' ' 4 00-0L JIZWOA Um? J Doris Virginia Hetrick' e atz mkel 'tHat-Rack Future Florence Nightingale 1 1 Student Council, 2-3 Kaldron Staff, 3-4 Class Officer, 3 Hall Monitor, 4 Play Staff, 4 M 234 Betty Louise Kinnear Fritz Quietness Her Art Girl Reserves, 3-4 Girls Athletic Club, 3 Gym Exhibit, 1 .1-2-3-4 Jo Ann kuehn 6'l'IQH A 1 Our Cur Redflleadff Girl R serves, B14 GirlsfQAthletic Club, 4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Fray s l 4 K Archlrfggfgiub, 1-2 ff' fA1q:ademyD Q -df., - j X 1' t L, W Y ly y, f YJ C . 1 , arry ljlfliuhns Sharky L - Why DoWeHav s s? Hall Monitor 3-4 Office Mon' r, 3 K V 7 Zig?-ig, 1 Isa Madalynn Lance III!! Wisecracker Girl Reserves, 3-4 Mary E. Landis 4'Slugger Mischievous and Lively Hall Monitor, 3 Girl Reserves, 3 Commercial Club, 4 Girls Athletic Club, 2 Robert Timothy Liebold urrirnn Future Farmer F.F.A., 4 Signe E. Lindquist Just Signe Problem Child Girl Reserves, 3-4 Red Cross, 2 Play Staff, 4 Hall Monitor, 3 Doris Jean Love Lovie Snappy Comebacks Student Council, 4 Girl Reserves, 3-4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Class Officer, 1 Play Staff, 4 A M John E. McCulloug Q bmw ilMac,, G ' Teacher's Menace Kaldron Staff, 4 Hi-Y Club, 2-3-4 Football, 3 Library Club, 3-4 Basketball Manager, 2-3-4 7 il i K2 ?'Qv'g'.. . 544.44 ,VK Neil V. McGahen Sleepy Come Hither Smile Student Council, 2 Kaldron Staff, 4 Puzzle Club, 2-3 Play Staff, 4 Patricia Miner lAPat7 Y Toothpaste Smile Girl Reserves, 2-3-4 Play Cast, 4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Red Cross, 4 Girls' Basketball, 2-3-4 at!! Kjfinogene reanf J s mogene OPKZJI frzvf lay Sta? 4 Kald Staff, 4 Hall nitor, 4 Eileen Murphy c1Redyv Her Temper Matches Her Hair Girls' Basketball, 1-2-3 Girls Athletic Club, 3 Girl Reserves, 2-3-4 Cheer Leader, 2-3-4 Library Club, 2-3-4 Kaldron Staff, 4 J Jack Naylor Coach Football-His First Love Varsity Basketball, 2-3 Football, 1-2-3-4 6401, Kfotvfg ,f - ,f Mildred Louise Otteni ccMi1lyss Bright Eyes Girl Reserves, 3-4 Hall Monitor, 3 Commercial Club, 4 . p ,V if yf 11 --1 ,J , June Marian Owens Junie Dry Wit Library Club, 3-4 Student Council, 3 Girl Reserves, 3-4 Girls Athletic Club, 3 j -W N Doro hy M arce ll 77 Ha -Go-Lucky e es, -4 Athletic , , d ro 3 , 4 I irls Basketbal 1-2-3 Kathleen Marie Perry lrKay1r Sweet and Dependable Girl Reserves, 2-3 Hub Staff, 4 Emmett E. Phillips Flash Dislikes the Girls Football, 3-4 Red Cross, 2 Class Mushball, 2-3-4 Play Staff, 4 Richard Harold Porsch Dick Tiny but Helpful Archery Club, 1 Play Cast, 4 Cheerleader, 2-3-4 Library Club, 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y Club, 2-3-4 Class Basketball, 3-4 Arlo Stuart Potter Arlo Little But Tough F.F.A., 2-3-4 Chester Pude Chet Pude-Millcreek's Petty Hub Staff, 4 Commercial Club, 4 Kaldron Staff, 4 ' Play Staff, 4 Delores M. Rinderle usoupyu Chen-Yu-Fingernails Girl Reserves, 2-3-4 Vocational Home Economics, 4 Hall Monitor, 3 J W S arie .Ariat u ' 'lr 16 O Heart IDD Play 1 st, 4 Kal on Sta f, 4 Girl Reserve 3-4 Stu tCou 'l,x Red ross Girl t ic Club, 2-3 4 Frances L. Root Franie Tall and Willowy Hall Monitor, 3 Girl Reserves, 3-4 Red Cross, 3 Kaldron Staff, 4 Play Staff, 4 James Ross Root, Jr. Jim Oh! Those Shoulders Football, 2-3 Play Staff, 4 Wallace Richard Rust Wally KChem1stJ Our Meek and Mild Peninsula Club, 1 Puppet Club, 1 j 47 f W W ffvfv Cf Z , X RK t Salzer f , Eas ' - ' u H t l, Cl S B5skemba11,'2-3-4 ci ss Miyshball, 2, 'Alf Marguerite V. Schneider llMargl 7 Our Dependable Busy-Bee Red Cross, 1-2 Girls Athletic Club, 3 Girls' Basketball, 2-3-4 Girl Reserves, 3-4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Hub Staff, 4 Class Officer, 4 Play Staff, 4 ff, orothy S r vu SQMQQ Hair Girl Reserves, 2- Commercial Clul Lina M. Sieffer Seafood Temperamental T1 Girl Reserves, E Hall Monitor, 3 Kaldron Staff, 4 Commercial Clul President I n If 'I 1 If ,' X ,Fl f f lj. r ,ara Z f, 'ff' Rusls'elljSil-verth Russ' The Gentleman Football, 2-3-4 Hi-Y Club, 1-2-E Class Mushball, Play Staff, 4 Yvonne Smith Smitty Ready for Anythi Library Club, 3 Girls Athletic C 2-3-4 National Honor 3-4 Commercial Clul Kaldron Staff, 4 Ella M. Stearns Just Ella Skating Enthusiast Girl Reserves, 3-4 Girls Athletic Club, 3 Doris Alberta Sturgeon Sturgie Holds Her Man Student Council, 4 Girl Reserves, 3-4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Commercial Club, 4 Girls' Basketball, 2-3-4 James Swanson Moose The All-Around Senior Library Club, 3-4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Hi-Y Club, 2-3 Play Staff, 4 Football Manager, 3 Debate, 3-4 Basketball, 1-2-3-4 Clifford W. Taylor Cliff All Around Sport Student Council, 1 Library Club, 1-2-3-4 Football, 2-3-4 Basketball Manager, 2-3 Hi-Y Club, 2-3-4 Class Basketball, 3-4 V QQeiiZ11gi? Helen Tiemann Tiemann Mischievous and Lively Library Club, 3-4 Kaldron Staff, 4 Hub Staff, 4 National Honor Society, 3-4 Commercial Club, 4 Class Officer, 1 Student Council, 2 ,MW Arth . Troutman ss rtn 'l Serio Hi- , Cl us Pla Staf Kal ron S f, 4 Mona June Uplinger Monnie Silence Is Golden Richard L. Venable 4cDick!! He's Everywhere and Anywhere Hub Staff, 4 Hi-Y Club, 1-2-3 Red Cross, 1-2-3 Hall Patrol, 1-2 Play Staff, 4 Bett e Vo an 66 les!! Sincere and Freckled Red Cross, 1 Hall Monitor, 3-4 Gym Exhibit, 2 I s . A Virginia Ella Volkman uGinnyu Bookworm Hall Monitor, 3 Gym Exhibit, 2 Mary Ann Waldemarson Honey Soft Spoken Hall Monitor, 3 Vocational Home Economics, I-2-3-4 Play Staff, 4 Rita Irene Waldemarson ccReetr9 Domestic Little Girl Hall Monitor, 3 Vocational Home Economics, 1-2-3-4 Play Staff, 4 I J, ,V wg, Naomi Elva Weed Namie Little Carrot Top Vocational Home Economics, 3 Roy William Will ltROy!! Millcreek's Morgenthau Class Officer, 4 Kaldron Staff, 3-4 Play Cast, 4 42-VV V M gifted' ,c Jane ' ' f 'lggglec and ure arQ1uQ'. if is Officer, 1 f' s , 1 , A il S Ty' X 1 1 f, 4 flfia dro Staff, 3-4 ff rr.x Jean L. Wittenburg Just Jeanie Bride-To-Be Vocational Home Economics 1-2-3-4 Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3 Ping Pong Club, 1 Audrey P. Wolf CfAudYY Too Quiet for Words Gym LeVerne Yoch Pete He's Got What It Takes! Hi-Y Club, 2-3 Kaldron Staff, 4 Class Officer, 1-2 Student Council, 3 Football, 4 Hall Patrol, 2-3 Hall Monitor, 2-3 c:0l'l'llTI9l'lCQl'l'l9l'li SPECILQPS Jane Wilson Betty' Volkman J lm Hellman Art Troutman Doris Hetrick Dorothy Alice Young UDOt!! Slight and Slim Girl Reserves, 4 Vocational Home Economics, 1-2 Elaine L. Zwicker ::EaSyx1 Sophisticated Kaldron Staff, 4 Girls Athletic Club, 2-3-4 Camera Club, 1 Girl Reserves, 2-3-4 i C' mam 4 W Q25 M133 83833133 T . .tl ,ML 5. Vfflf? 3' y vm .-f .. 01,2 XX rybk , fx X fi 751 . 5 W i' Q , unions lst-James Norton, James Sheridan, Jo Ann Smith, Frank Urraro. 2nd-Esther Kuhl, Mike Prozan, Charles Harrington, Donald Stoltz, Lois, Flynn, Mert Sawdey, Jean Pickup, Myrna Avril. 3rd-Norm Kleckner, Jerry Clark, Dave Long, Edith Wilk, Robert Burger, Dorothy Zenk, Arlene Fletcher, Harold Wiser. 4th-Roberta Moran, Margie Wells, Nelson Sakotas, Richard Tice, Evelyn Lewis, Tom Wells, Dorothy Wetteraur, Pat Spencer. 5th-Curtis DeMarco, Doris Forrest, Dorothy Babo, Sara Rogan, Beverly Casto, Madelyn Rouche, Allene Rankin, Awanda Graney. 6th-Florence Weyrauch, Blair Walters, Bert DeLancey, Evana Rath- mell, Mildred Caldwell, Dick Wolf, Lucille Heidt, Mike Skapura. 7th-Donald Brooks, Jeanette Volkman, Richard Nelson, Virginia Alstadt, John Auld, Richard Taylor, Bill Quinn, Mildred Powell. Sth-Carolyn Cassady, Mary Rose'Dunsmore, Virginia Peterson, Elma Shade, Corinne Luther, Jim Arndt, Doris Lischwitz, Pat Jones. 9th-Esther Gray, Lois Knecht, Horace Bierer, Pat Reed, Donna Zimmer, Ray Berklite, Don Swanson, Winnie O'Connell. 10th-Ella Mae Hinkel, Marion Allen, Betty Liljenberg, Eileen Mc- Kinney, Pat Fellows, Elsie Looker, Anna Lindquist, Bob Perry. I V .S it X 0 A' J' N' X 1' .V 0 Ji fiffzfw ww 9 YW N. , I if jf'ff3 W'2M , il orf 'f 'l, , wfufiuwj f 1' JD xlwuxji Xdvgvfx 'A iiiok! x if It J .7303 O86 fine f T2 if V R, to N, ll , N i Q0 6 li X 5 sophomores T s ff?-B ,fL,f ,J if cw?-P R' A ly W lst-Jerry Kohl, Edith Ball, Jack Barnes, Jean Debold, David Johns, Rose Venable, Fred Engel, Jean Gott, Leroy Marklow. 2nd-Louise Lind, David Root, Martha Massing, Arthur Detish, Virginia Prozan, Raymond, Stauffer, Natalie Summersgill, Wilbur Wolf, Dolores Heidt, Lawrence Foley, Millicent Steva. 3rd-Charles Robertson, Janet Smith, Jack Roth, Marjorie Graney, Bill Condon, Jean Wilkins, Joe Jackson, Maxine Thomas, Robert Rinderle, Jo Ann Byers, Donald Schwab. 4th-Doris Thor, Leverne Preston, Dorothy Carson, Raymond Hed- derick, Jane Upton, Bob Altman, Betty Clinton, Ken Lott, Betty Michaels, William Swensen, Theresa DeFolka. 5th-Herbert Knoff, Joan Miner, Donald Herhold, Helen Hush, Ray- mond, McComb, Mildred Schraeder, Jack Dunbeck, Betty Rhode, Jim Web- ster, Leila Brogan, Paul Hale, 6th-Shirley Bomboy, Bill Tucker, Lois Schutte, Harry Shea, Jean Goodman, Floyd Comeau, Mary Ann Silverthorn, Jim Gray, Virginia Viteimier, Glen Will, Betty Carrier. Bill Pen- 7th-Jim Deininger, Fredia Hush, Bill Lermoith, Irene Pude, Detisch, Frances Senger, Lawrence Fuch, Mary Jane Bender, Philip nelli, Ruth Newcumber, Edward Doutt. 8th-Joyce MacMurtie, Wayne Wright, Marjorie Hill, Joe Tice, Ada Kidder, John Linis, Elinor Suschesk, Jim Gearhart, Evelyn Schultz, Johnson, Arleen Leininger. Bob 9th-James Picq, Louise Powell, Kenneth Messic, Marjorie Hoehn, Bill Sandoff, Florence Nichols, Raymond Goodrich, Sally Lindy, Marrice God- frey, Marjorie Yaple, Dewey Davis. 10th-Grace Anderson, Bill Faustine, Lila Belle Phillips, Gordon Rose, Doreen Volkman, Bard Rosenburg, Aqulina Marie, Jim Gardner, Phyllis Flynn, Vern Ore, Helen Johnson. 11th-David Wittenburg, Mary Fuhrman, Jean McCumber, Vera Necci, Jean Seib, Marjorie Long, JoAnn Dawley, Donna Urraro, Dorothy Busch, Marjorie ilks, Victor Shopperley. A a I l is 5 ' X iii? W' ix vu - ,J if Lf , .2 I 1 my' K Ia. 'Qi , z 'Z , ' A 4 W., ,, I i v 1 K , ' :ff .S i , ,Q , if .x ,jd 1 jg . 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Q5 5 N 2nd-Edward Winslow, Iona Roberts, Donald Love, Mary Conrath, db A 4th-George Greider, Betty Fleeman, Kenneth Fugate, Pearl Burkett, , 5 Robert Thompson, Nancy Rautine, Lawrence Buetikofer, Marilyn Auld, X1 , , Roger Harrington, Velma Volkman, James Weaver, Autumn Ceeder. , X 5th-Albert Renner, Louise Feige, Jack Comeau, Esther Fletcher, ' ' ,J obert Cobb, Alice Laughlin, Clem Henry, Norma Frattb, William Zim- ' L Emer, Thora Martin, Walter Martz, Barbara Mathews. ,lb NX 6th-Alan Dunsmore, Luella Will, Gerald Harding, Betty McKane, . . . I Robert Flick, Myrna Eck, Edwin Nurton, Jean Nelson, Charles Lindy, g , - L if Betty Jane Lindberg, Jim Holm, Gertrude Gorney. N fe ,' ri 7th-Paul Flick, Dorothy Grames, Raymond Weaver, Jean Pflueger, A Q A Sltichard Zahner, Shirley Chapman, Albert Scheig, Etta Jean Herhold, ' if NRichard Baldwin, Sallie Christensen, Chester Weaver, Dorothy Arnhold. f I NM 8th-Jack Potter, Helen Will, Dick Fullerton, Mary Ann Hook, Joseph 'Y' 'Mix ,W L Pitetti, Joyce Martin, Sam Allevato, Mary Stossmeister, Milton Mauer, . kj 'Elinor Herhold, Howard Anderson, Emma Ferree. N Q 9th-David Schmitz, Dorothy Carter, Carl Schaffer, Patricia Berger, sv: Bernard Elis, Ann Skapura, Edward Trohoske, Virginia Dreger, Grover, ' S ' fy X Billings, Mary Lou Mathews, Harold Arnold, Nancy Rutemiller. ,Ki x .V T Blair, Geneva Weaver, Neva Flynn, Gladys MacKenzie, Shirley Craytor. 10th-Robert Carroll, Dorothy Bucy, Carl Guerin, Erika Denk, Rich- ard Robinson, Ann Adams, Louis Behr, Nancy Wilson, David Trask, Esthergz Rogan, Walther Smith, Nancy Richard. 11th-Howard Rankin, Mary Alice Walters, Charles Boles, Maxine Lafferty, Richard Heidt, Florence McCumber, Mary Ann Ahlberg, Shirley iv L53 12th-Jean Cassidy, Elisie Lyons, Martha Volkman, Larraine Black, it Caroline rrow, ris Rosenthal, Patricia MacKenzie, Lillian Wolf, E.lea- 5 ,Y , nor Milks, M Alberta Cowley, Juanita Hartley. - 5 5,4 X, f' 99 5 Vi' X X f J is 1 . je ,, ff fy B , je Q xv Q PPV' H54 2 fx Ls. if X fl axis, IZ G CJ X l 098 to R+ .-.4 Q 1 H 3 'g ' ly i Q Ml ' .... E038 mx 4.1 4, 0 59555 gig rift? ,IW , QM MQW ,qua emit 65 lst- Roger Trask, Robert Dieffenderfer. 2116- Clifford Lapham, Reid Peters, Dick Blenner, Donald Abbott, George Van Honk, Lois Brown, Laura Jean Brindle, Barbara Lott, Charles Grappy, Dick Zimmer. 3rd-Rosemary Wallace, Robert McClimans, Margaret King, Robert Tillman, Robert Hill, Donald Laine, Dick Fosberg, Dick Taylor, Dorothy Gottschling, Jerry Venable. 4th-Betty Lou Barnes, Arthur Schaffer, Allegra Davis, Dick Norton, Calvin Von Buseck, Dorothy Seib, Elaine Knecht, Dennis Jacobson, Natalie Young, Paul Nyberg. 5th-Charles Grappy, Richard Coursey, George McCallum, James Powell, Patty Flynn, Martha Rogan, Mary Moore, Donald Kleckner, Shirley Feisler, Teddy Holquist. l 61211-Eleanor Rice, Madalon O'Dell, Jack Gott, Ernest Ebisch, Tom Miller, Paul Martin, John Hueling, Lillian Peck, Mary Caldwell, James Green. 7th-Robert Flick, Herman Hedderick, Dana Arneman, Douglas Trask, Roger Dahlquist, James Lang, Robert Dieffenderfer, Evelyn Kallenbach, Robert Thorton, Gregory Deitz. Sth -Mary Eglin, Jack Lyons, Sue Condon, Howard Black, Catherine Seiter, Carol Moore, Tom Adams, Robert Dunsmore, Dolores Hoehn, Joan Griswold. 9th-Carl Renner, Gloria Shipley, Dick Quinn, George Schaefer, George Baird, Betty Killian, Bobby Dunsmore, Donald Abbott, James Wilkins, Bert Rautine. 10th-Albert Kuhns, Harold Hanable, Marian Hopkins, David Bresslin, Donald Brier, Roberta Killhefer, James Wells, Martha Leech, Mary Jane Rex, Tony Vommero. 11th-Audrey Swanson, Dick Adams, Virginia, Adams, James Palmer, James Wells, Robert Woodell, Donald Lyons, Michael Virosko, Barbara Maynard, Jean Keinath. Be Q gl QVQHHW GPCIJQ lst-Dolores Preston, Mary Jane Thaler, Kenneth Schaeffers, Douglas Kranking, Bonnie Baker, Mary Ann Avril. 2nd-Dick Bridger, Frank Dawley, Jacquline Aambro, Giles Schutte, Donald Byers, Bernice Fugate, Ben Otteni, Robert Ethridge, Donald Wittenburg, Shirley Guenen. 3rd-Arlene Rosenberg, Gilbert Brown, Tom Brown, Donald Babo, Helen Pherrin, Billy Adams, Carl Lindey, Nancy Reed, Margery Waldinger, Glenn Bole. 4th-Donald Waidley, Elmer Volkman, LaVerne Black, Phylis Davis, Tom Donahue, Suzette Saunier, James Buckly, Winifred Goodrich, Dick Anthony, Sally Lambrecht. 5th-Robert Greider, Jean Puscher, Pauline Janoski, Joe Bauer, Luella Kanis, Don McIntyre, Grace Hall, Joe Comeau, Ken Zeigler, Shirley Rosenburg. l 6th-Julia Savage, Joan Loew, Dolores Wesniewski, Jack Seib, Lenore Brown, John Wilkins, Nancy Keinath, Edward Scheig, Carole Windsor, Patrick Lyons. 7th-James Hogan, Cordelia Joslin, Emmett Hulings, Charlotte Lewis, Jack Miller, Billy Thomas, Donna Hedderick, Alfred Killheffer, Joan Rinderle, Calvin Tressler. 8th-Marilyn Learmonth, Doris Engel, James Moore, James Benyon, James Kohl, Lynn Mays, Ronald Stubbe, Patty Steiner, Ed Suschek, Johanna Scheig. 9th-Harry Kneisler, James Cunningham, Joyce Austin, Dick Hol- quist, Arlene Ogaranen, Lawrence Lyndell, Clayton Straub, Norman Pur- sell, Tom Le Vesque, Ellen Stossmeister. 10th-Harrison Woods, Marilyn Noe, Joan Hoehn, Nancy Seib, Janet Sikes, Eellen Evans, Doris Holm, Arlene Watson, Jilda Colonna, Beverly Young. 11th-John Ackerman, George Dickey, Paul Hunter, Cleo Johnson, Alice Benyon, Donald Bridger, Martin Schwartz, Harry Sailor, Don Brown, Elaine Knecht. Juniors This year's Junior Class, consisting of eighty-three of Millcreek's finest, has set many glowing records at which future classes should aim. they have brought honor to their alma mater in every field they have touched. They were well represented on the football and basketball squads. Their skating parties, dances, assembly programs, and the prom have been bright spots which will always stand out in our memory of this year. CLASS OFFICERS President ........................ James Norton Vice-President ............ James Sheridan Secretary ........... ...... J o Ann Smith Treasurer ........................ Frank Urraro FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Powell Miss Owen Mr. Lloyd SOPIWOITIOPQS This class of one hundred and twenty-three Sophomore has an average high enough to merit special praise. Although their activities were not numerous-two skating parties, a class party, and several assembly pro- grams-they have done so well that we wish they could have had more op- portunity to express their many talents. We are sure that in future years they will do as well, or better, and we know that Millcreek will always hold fond memories of the Sophomore Class of 1943-44. CLASS OFFICERS President ............................ Jerry Kohl Vice-President ...... ........... E dith Ball Secretary ........... .. ...... Jean Debold Treasurer . ....................... Jack Barnes FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Fry Miss Gerbracht Mr. Bolkey Mr. Nason I:PQSl'llTlQl'l Who can help but marvel at the fine examples of these young Ameri- cans? They have shown us what good students should be. As individuals they have faithfully pursued their studies, co-operated with their teachers, and developed their school spirit. As a class, they have had few activities but they showed great promise in those they had. They have had a class party, a skating party, and several assembly programs. They have con- tributed to interclass and interschool activities in all fields. One hundred and sixty-one strong, each and every one of them have shown that they have what it takes to make their school proud of them. J CLASS oFF1cERs J .X 'JJ President ................ Kathryn Anderson , QL I Vice-President ................ Robert Cobb Ok! Secretary . ............ ........ T om Peacock b Treasurer ....... George Greider FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Johnson Miss Luke Miss Breault Miss MacDonald Mr. Grignol Eiqhlh Grade In their second year with us these bright, young students have amazed us. They have plunged ahead and improved upon their already near perfect records of last year. This class of one hundred and thirty-six scholars has made us proud of them. Now that they have learned the rules and regul 3- tions of high school life they are out to set an unrivaled example for future classes. SQVQTIH1 GPGJQ Last spring there dropped into our midst a host of new students. After we had helped them locate their homerooms, directed them to classes, and rescued them from the far corners of the boiler room, they began to find their way around alone in a week's time. Out of curiosity we checked up and found that there were one hundred and twenty-nine of these seventh graders. Their scholastic achievements have already been remarkable, considering what they are up against. As a class, they seem to be made of the substance that will bring honor to our alma mater. Here s What Some Of Our MILLCREEKITES Looked Lxke Many Long Years Ago Some Old, Some New, But They re Stlll The Same Old Gang, eh? 5 ' 'Nu V RPIUFQ P . LQNU 55 , V wil-U PUTSY gl Qvxensfj cuff HIMT nav? P0753 MINER HND lfxf' Molkli t1313j A i ., sw - i eg! 2 a RIA . 1 2 . E 5 D 51' A' ...Q eh4i ,f Ejx oust 55116 0015 9035959 Io HHN FHMER Hbovi 31 Ooilmll Millcreek's mighty Trojans began their 1943 football season with a minimum of lettermen, having only four returning from last year's battles. They were Mert Sawdey, Dave Long, Howard Godfrey, and fleetfooted Jack Nayl-or, who left during the season to play on Uncle Sam's team. Sportswriters and fans alike painted a gloomy picture for our Trojans. Neither they nor the opposing team could convince the Millcreek gridsters that they were just to green to be Champs. Coach Anderson's sadly under-rated Trojans marched their way through, over, and around veteran and new teams alike. They lost only one game, their last, to Harborcreek. Thus enabling Millcreek to drive her way into a first place tie with Lawrence Park and Harborcreek. Lettermen for the concluded season are Captain Howard Godfrey, Jim Hellman, Russ Silverthorn, Emmett Phillips, Don Swanson, Mert Sawdey, John Auld, Tom Wells, Norman Kleckner, Ken Messick, Bill McCleary, Ray Heddrick, Mike Prozan, Ray Foley, Glen Ewer, Dave Long, Jack Naylor, next year's Captain elect, Jim Sheridan, and Manager, Bill Quinn. lst-Emmett Phillips, Tom M. Wells, Norm Kleckner, David Long, Jim Sheridan, Howard Godfrey, Mert Sawdey, Russ Silverthorn, Don Swanson, Ken Messick, Jim Hellman, John Auld. 2nd-Bill McCleary, Glenn Ewer, Ray Hedderick, Mike Prozan, Dick Taylor, Frank Urarro, Don Stoltz, Bob Burger, Jerry Clark, Cliff Taylor, Jim Deinenger, Ray Foley. 3rd-Jerry Kohl, Dick Wolf, Bill Quinn, Jack Roth, George Grieder, Paul Flick, Dewey Davis, Bob Salzer, Coach Gus Anderson, Asst. Coach George Grignol. F-OOHDCIH SUl'l'llTlClPlJ Date Sept. 17 ...... ..... M illcreek Sept 24 ...... ..... M illcreek Oct. 2 ....... ........ M illcreek 'Ovt. 8 ....... ....... M illcreek Oct. 14 ....... ........ M illcreek Cct. 29 ....... ........ M illcreek Opponent Wesleyville .... Corry .............. Union City ...... Lawrence Park North East .... Harborcreek .... LEAGUE GAME TOTALS Millcreek ........ 85 Opponents ........ 47 INDEPENDENT GAMES Sept 10 ...... ..... ' Mlllcreek .................. Fairview .......................... 1 Oct. 21 .................. Millcreek ....... ........ A cademy Reserves .......... 'Home Games Score 20- 7 26- 6 14- 0 12- 0 13- 7 0-27 19- 0 13- 0 Qslellmll Millcreek's Cagers enjoyed more competition this season playing twenty-one hardwood contests, as compared to last year's twelve. The Trojans also met a greater variety of teams playing: Fairview, Wattsburg, Harborcreek, Union City, Lawrence Park, Corry, Wesleyville, North East, and Albion. This schedule looked mighty good to fans who witnessed the former season's monotonous, Fairview, Girard, and West Springfield routine. The promising Trojan Cagers welcomed returning lettermen-Lloyd Johns, Jim Sheridan, Burt DeLancey, and Jim Swanson. While wishing letterman Jack Naylor could arrange a furlough to play with Millcreek, fans and Coach Anderson alike were well pleased with the returned vet- erans. The rangy Millcreek Quintet, controlling the bankboards and passing smoothly throughout the majority of their conquests, always kept their frenzied fans on the edge of their seats. l5CJSliQlbCIll 5LIl'l'lI'l'lCIPLj LEAGUE GAMES Date Opponent Score 'Dec 17 ..... ....... M illcreek Wattsburg ........ ...... 4 8-18 Dec ...., ....... M illcreek Harborcreek ...... ...... 1 6-15 'Jan. ..... ...... M illcreek Union City ...... 29-12 Jan. ..... ...... M illcreek Lawrence Park 34-20 Jan, ..... ...... M illcreek Corry ...................... ...... 2 6- 9 Jan. ..... ...... M illcreek Wesleyville ........ ...... 4 6-22 Elan, ..... ...... M illcreek North East ...... 36-34 Jan. ..... ...... M illcreek 'Wattsburg ..... 25-17 Jan, ..... ...... M illcreek .Harborcreek .... 29-13 Feb ..... ....... M illcreek Union City ...... 45-19 'Feb ..... ....... M illcreek Lawrence Park 39-19 Feb. ..... ....... M illcreek Corry ................ ...... 1 7-26 'Feb ..... ....... M illcreek Wesleyville ..... 56-31 Feb ..... ....... M illcreek North East ...,.. 34-14 LEAGUE GAME TOTALS Millcreek ........ 480 Opponents ........ 269 lst-Charles Harrington, John Auld, Jack Roth, Ken Lott. 2nd-Dick Taylor, Bert DeLancey, Lloyd Johns, Dick Wolf, David Long, Jack McCullough. 3rd-Coach Gus Anderson, Jerry Kohl, Ray Hedderick, Jim Sheridan, Bill Quinn, Glen Ewer, Asst. Coach George Grignol. Feb. 22 ..... Feb. 25 ..... Mar. 1 'Dec. 9 ...... Dec. 16 ......... ..... 'Jan 21 ....,............. 'Home Games PLAYOFFS Millcreek ........,......... Harborcreek ....... ..... Millcreek Lawrence Park Millcreek ............,..... Albion ................. ..... INDEPENDENT GAMES Mlllcreek .................. Mlllcreek ..... ....... Millcreek ..... ....... Fairview Fairview Alumni 31-25 41-25 35-30 29- 9 22- 6 44-14 5iUCiQni ClSiiQiiDClii SENIORS SOPHOMORES lst-Bob Salzer, Emmett Phil- lst-Ken Lott, Jack Roth, Law ips, Dick Porsch. rence Foley. 2nd-Jack McCullough, Hubert 2nd-Jack Barnes, David Root Golden. Charles Robertson. JUNIORS FRESHMEN lst-Horace Bierer. 1St-DiCk M61ZZg6I'. 2nd-Norm Kleckner, Jim Nor- 2nd-David Trask, Jack Greider, ton, Tom L. Wells. Jerry Harding. 3rd-Dick Taylor, Mike Prozan, 3rd-Jim Lydle, Paul Flick, Her- Bob Burger, Mert Sawdy. man Hedderick. ,J N We V' f ' wr i Q GiPI7s Alhlelic Cluh lst-Virginia Alstadt, Irene Pude, Winifred O'Connell, Pat Weed, Anna Lindquist, Sara Rogan, Jane Upton, Virginia Prozan, Myrna Slocum, Betty Jane Seamm, Doris Sturgeon, Jean Honey, Allene Rankin, Awanda Graney, Marjorie Milks. 2nd-Jo Ann Smith, Nancy Rautine, Mary Rose Dunsmore, Beverly Casto, Marion Bole, Jean Barnes, Jean Debold, Joan Byers, Rose Marie Venable, Patricia Spencer, Martha Massing, Marjorie Graney, Gertrude Gorny, Dorothy Pearce, Nancy Richards. 3rd-Dorothy Zenk, Joyce McMertrie, Shirley Bomboy, Betty Clinton, Maxine Thomas, Joan Miner, Mrs. Samuelson, Yvonne Smith, Esther Kuhl Shirley Chapman, Nancy Rutemiller, Gladys George, Donna Zimmer. 4th-Jo Ann Kuehn, Betty Ann Rhode, Jean Wilkins, Helen Tiemann Eileen McKinney, Mary Ann Silverthorn, Dorothy Carter, Neva Flynn. 1 r CLQQPIQGKJQPS Top Picture-Eileen Murphy, John Baird, Fred Engle Jean Honey Dick Porsch, Lois Flynn. Bottom Picture-John Baird, Jean Honey, Fred Engle, Lois Flynn, Dick Porsch, Eileen Murphy. f I x.'?5f1-S3 + Jr fi ir .EWS-5352. ww . 1 .- ,A 3, 1 3. ,i A , x 4 in 9 - .5325 gi lm. , v ,,- V Q A ' j Q S . f . A Y xv ff 0 V QA Q v s ? bExw 5 :ff U Q Q I V7 :Xa G.. W ' , ' , f -.f ,,,-'may W ,A . , 5: , 3 , , gg ' K A , K' X W. Q M ' ' ,. f-Af' 'wif ,I ff- '- ,w , , - ' 'itz 1 'ff-,fxLA f 'xfi' A -A AWZ5 '2q?':?t27'bd'? !'?11'ffpf5' at ,wk 15 'fv 1' F:g3gff,fsLf? Q . f L' T A ff A , f 3-,N . ,Spf M ,' Ma 1 f wwf? Eng' f ' Ng ,, ' nm.,.,.,.z 'lk fivf--W-.f xii. -'N vue mm ' ,flsfivk 4 my if? 1 'Il ' ff? if xx Y-2 f ',A..unz. , vm fm 'K I .I Mgr 'g A A QCQYFHWHTHES Ll Siucieni Council lst-Bucky Ackerman, Ted Holquist, Dave Trask, Richard Nelson, Richard Porsch, Don Kleckner, Joe Tice, Donald McIntyre, Giles Schutte. 2nd-Charles Robertson, Levern Yochim, Roger Dolquist. Raymond Hedderick, Paul Flick, Merton Sawdey, Robert Salzer, Lloyd Johns, James Norton. 3rd-Virginia Alstadt, Janet Smith, Anna Skapura, Jean Cassidy. 4th-Doris Love, Doris Sturgeon, Mildred Powell, Nancy Rautine, Richard Norton, David Long, Esther Kuhl, Miss Gerbracht, Rosemarie Rodat. Iialflmn Skill lst-John Baird, Hubert Golden, Robert Salzer, La Vern Yochim, Merrill Hamilton, Jack McCullough, Richard Porsch. 2nd-Neil McGahen, Arthur Troutman, John Auld, Jim Sheridan, Henry Katzwinkel, Roy Will, Dick Johnston, Jim Hellman, Michael Prozan. 3rd-Alice Christensen, Doris Sturgeon, Jane Wilson, Marguerite Schneider, Frances Root, Marie Fratto, Eloise Goodrich, Imogene Monrean, Elaine Brady. 4th-Elaine Zwicker, Yvonne Smith, Helen Tiemann, Patsy Miner, Mr. Korrell, Miss Zuck, Rosemarie Rodat, Lois Flynn, Doris Love, Suzanne Gintz. 5th-Jean Honey, Jo Ann Kuehn, Vivian Allen, Lina Seiffert, Doris Hetrick, Laura Jean Cote, Eileen Murphy. ..,,. , , f xx Nc1iionoI Honore Socielq lst-Helen Tiemann, Mr. John Shepley, Doris Love. 2nd-Jean Honey, Louise Herhold, Yvonne Smith. Commevciol 1st-Louise Herhold, Helen Tiemann, Yvonne Smith, Miss Helen Zuck, Evelyn Shermer, Gloria DeMarco, Mary Landis. 2nd-Lina Seiffert, Geneva Cook, Mildred Otteni, Doris Sturgeon, Vivian Allen, Donna Mae Harding, Shirley Baldwin, Laura Jean Cote, Vivian Maurer, Elaine Brady. ' Delnolinq lst-Mary Rose Dunsmore, Lucille Heidt, Miss Owen, Miss Joyce, Joan Miner. 2nd-Herbert Knauff, Esther Kuhl, Don Stoltz, Royden Anderson, Jim Deininger, Jim Norton, Tom L. Wells . '!'2, FNB. Girl Qeserves 1st-Donna Eaton, Evelyn Schermer, Donna Becker, Doris Fuhrman, Dolores Rinderle, Audrey Wolfe, June Owens, Shirley Baldwin, Laura Jean Cote, Ella Stearns. 2nd-Marguerite Schneider, Lina Seiffert, Dorothy Pierce, Gladys George, Geneva Cook, Mildred Otteni, Frances Root, Helen Tiemann, Rose- marie Rodat, Elaine Zwicker. 3rd-Jean Honey, Doris Sturgeon, Virginia Alstadt, Jean Barnes, Alice Christensen, Miss Luke, Dorothy Zenk, Janet Smith, Eloise Goodrich, Kathleen Perry. 4th-Jo Ann Kuehn, Eileen Murphy, Gloria DeMarco, Doris Love, Patricia Miner, Yvonne Smith, Suzanne Gintz. 1st-Helen Johnson, Betty Clinton, Jean Wilkins, Mary Rose Duns- more, Florence Weyrauch, Mildred Powell, Marjorie Hloehn, Lilia Brogan, Jo Ann Smith, Allene Rankin, Arlene Iininger, Lucille Heidt, Edith Wilk. 2nd-Elsie Looker, Jean Gott, Eileen McKinney, Phyllis Flynn, Sarah Rogan, Anna Lindquist, Mary Ann Silverthorn, Marjorie Yaple, Lois Flynn, Jean Pickup, Betty Ann Rhode, Myrna Eck, Donna Zimmer. 3rd-Virginia Prozan, Jane Upton, Esther Kuhl, Joan Beyers, Shirley Bomboy, Lois Schutte, Louise Lind, Virginia Peterson, Caroline Cassady, Millicent Steva, Marjorie Milks, Natalie Summersgill, Irene Pude. 4th-Arlene Fletcher, Awanda Graney, Alice Christensen, Virginia Alstadt, Dorothy Zenk, Miss Luke, Janet Smith, Jean Barnes, Beverly Casto, Doris Forrest, Marjorie Graney, Patricia Weed. 5th-Dolores Heidt, Pat Spencer, Martha Massing, Rose Mary Venable, Maxine Thomas, Joan Miner, Jean Debold, Doris Thor, Corrine Luther, Roberta Morgan. .Q-4. N... ,twin D FMM Dowd 1st-Rosemarie Rodat, Raymond Weaver, Ed Trahaski, Walter Smith, David Wittenburg, Glen Will, Alton Snyder, Lois Flynn. 2nd-Lawrence Beutikofer, Robert Carroll, Sam Allevato, Joseph Petetti, Bill Larmounte, Clarence Adams, Curtis DeMarco, David Johns. HGH Moniiors 1st-Doris Hetrick, Betty Weaver, Suzanne Gintz, Eileen Murphy, Donna Becker, Doris Fuhrman, Gertrude Gorney, Lillian Wolf, Mary Conrath, Anna Lindquist, Sara Rogan, Lois Hinkle, Kathryn Anderson, Audrey Swanson, Dorothy Zenk, Russell Silverthorn. 2nd-Dick Porsch, Marian Bole, Winnie O'Connell, Betty Volkman, Virginia Peterson, Mary Rose Dunsmore, Lois Knecht, Ada Kidder, Allene Rankin, Eloise Goodrich, Marie Fratto, Imogene Monrean, Rosemarie Rodat, Shirley Swanson, Lois Flynn. 3rd-Roger Trask, Gladys Mackenzie, Arlene Fletcher, Awanda Graney, Betty Carrier, Dorothy Babo, Shirley Champman, Nancy Reutamiller, Pat Mackenzie, Dorothy Seib, Ted Holquist. 4th-Dick Fosberg, Edwin Norton, David Trask, Leverne Yochim, Bob Salzer, Harold Hanibal, Don Herhold. HUESLH 1st-Dave Long, Donald Stoltz, John Auld, Bert DeLancey, Tom L. Wells, Dick Venable, James Norton. 2nd-Laura Jean Cote, Jean Pickup, Marie Fratto, Kathleen Perry, Alice Christensen, Esther Kuhl, Jo Ann Smith, Janet Smith. 3rd-Doris Love, Virginia Alstadt, Miss Joan Breault, Helen Tiemann, Marguerite Schneider, Yvonne Smith. R 5? A Q 92, F. F. A. lst-David Schmitz, Eugene Fuhner, John Lewis, Bard Rosenberg, Arlo Potter, Wilbert Derisch, Wilbur Wolfe, James Gray, Wayne Wright, Jack Potter, Jack Conean. 2nd-Harold Arnold, Donald Herhold ,Chester Weaver, Howard Ander- son, Timothy Leibold, Tom Peacock, Dan Brooks, Milton Manner, Elton Schnieder, Grover Billings. S 3rd-Jack Dumbeck, Ted Winslow, Arthur Evans, Harold Weiser, Mr. Payne, Howard Godfrey, Michael Shapura, Donald Rauche. 4th-George , McKellop, Roger Harrington. Horace Bierer, Cletus Henry, Carl Guerin, Donald Love, Earl Evans. IQEJ CFOSS lst-Jack Seib, Jack Stauffer, Lester Engle, 'Dom Wells, Michael Prozan, Jim Norton, Clayton Straub, Kenneth Schafer. 2nd-Sara Rogan, Anna Lindquist, Betty Michaels, Esther Rogan, Shirley Sawson, Suzanne Gintz, Pat Miner, Rosemarie Venable, Mary Con- rath, Sally Lindy. 3rd-Betty Vitmeir, Margret Wells, Helen Will, Nancy Richards, Louise Lind, Sally Christensen, Nancy Wilson, Virginia Peterson, Irene Pude. 4th-Joan Miner, Martha Massing, Marjorie Graney, Jean Gott, Doris Furhman, Miss Cook, Esther Kuhl, Virginia Alstadt, Rosemarie Rodat, Lois Flynn. 5th-Catherine Anderson, Carol Moore, Eleanor Rice, Dorothy Gott- schling, Sally Young, Nina Ruth Evans, Nancy Keineth. I 3'f , 'M QW n A Cappella lst-James Deininger, Bob Salzer, Bert DeLancey, Glen Will, Mer- rill Hamilton, David Johns. 2nd-Gloria DeMarco, Sara Rogan, Marian Bole, Margie Wells, Mrs Byers, Evelyn Schultz, Mary Conrath, Gladys MacKinnie, Jean Gott. 3rd-Donna Eaton, Ella Stearns, Evelyn Shermer, Eloise Goodrich Marie Fratto, Geneva Cook, Methel Billings, Dolores Rinderle. Y lst-Donna Becker, Blair Walters, Laverne Yochim, Jim Hellman, Jerry Clark, Russell Silverthorn, Jack McCullough, June Owens. 2nd-Jean Barnes, Winnie O'Connell, Pat Reed, Yvonne Smith, Grace Anderson, Caroline Cassidy, Martha Massing, Mildred Powell, Ann Lind- quist, Suzanne Gintz. 3rd--Helen Tiemann, ,Mildred Otteni, Marjorie Graney, Jane Wilson, Louise Lind, Jane Upton, Kathleen Perry, Ada AKidder. 4. Doulnie UCIPlQilQ Mary Conrath, Mildred Powell, Ada Kidder, Geneva Cook, Bert De- Lancey, Jim Hellman, Merrill Hamilton, David Johns, Jane Wilson. Band lst-Bert Rautine, David Bresslin, David Trask, Phillip Perrilli, Bill Learmounte, David Johns, Thomas Miller. 2nd-Mary Moore, Richard Nelson, Lawrence Fuch, Bill Tucker, Glen Ewer, Ray Berklite, Mert Saudey, Mary Alice Walters. 3rd-George McCallum, Doris Love, Dorothy Carson, Jean Wilkins, Lois Flynn, Lloyd Johns, Joan Miner, Betty Ann Rhode, Doris Hetrick, Dorothy Jane Zenk, Jack Scib. GI'JCl'IQSlPCl lst-Terry Dawley, Pat Jones, Jean Pickup, Dick Porsch,.DaVid Trask, Bill Learmounte, Betty Ann Rhode, Joan Miner, Dorothy Seib. 2nd-Lucille Heidt, Lloyd Johns, Nelson Sakotas, Glen Ewer, Berton DeLancey, Ray Berklite, Roberta Kilheffer, Jean Keinath. 3rd--Donald Bedo, John Stauffer, Dorothy Zenk, L0iS Flynn, T0m Brown, Betty Holquist, Shirley Bomboy, Joan Byers. fi? LAL a-in Y 3 9' 'id x ,Q- .fw- f 'H f 'X ' 'i'f?x:f5::!2 , V - V' ,I , 11'?i.ff:', . ff - Q QQ 4 ' L 4 ?2 Q sg, f-,+V V L ' i 5:11, -M Q i 5 , . xi rc 1, viwzf' V ' WT fi. 5'r:'1-:QL J :E :2i1ZiE':iffw: F' ' 'Z W- .' , -- K 1 t 'Q 5 23-Enema ss' 'K . 4. . ff f 53' fx , x ' gif kia. Siudeni Council President ............ David Long Vice-Pres. .... Richard Norton Secretary .. Esther Kuhl Rule without representation is tyranny! That famous cry fslightly changedj is being reechoed down the ages, but not at Millcreek, for we have our representative government. This body of elected intellectuals Cwell, anyhow they're electedlj help our school officials do what is best for us. This year, armed with badges, they have aided in settling the overcrowded bus situation. We owe our thanks to this council, reminding us that democracy is still at work. ixioiionoi Honor Socieiq Sound effects: A name being read, a squeal of delight, and applause. Scene: Millcreek Auditorium. Time: The day of the announcement of the members of the Honor Society. This society is the club of Millcreek. Its members are elected by the faculty, judged from these standards-scholarship, leadership, service and character. Each member receives a gold medal, which he proudly wears to show that he has been elected to membership in the National Honor So- ciety. Now do you understand why it is the secret or spoken ambition of every Millcreekite to become a member of the Honor Society? Commercial The Commercial Club is an organization consisting of second year Shorthand students. It acquaints its members with the demands of the business world. The club, under the able supervision of Miss Helen Zuck, helps the members find positions that are particularly suited to their abilities. Lina Sieffert, Laura Jean Cote, and Vivian Allen were elected to the offices of President, Vice-President, and Secretary, respectively. Social functions are not highly stressed, due to war-time rationing, the only one being a Mothers' and Daughters' Tea given by Miss Zuck at her home. Deboiinq Daniel Webster has nothing on us! We have many speakers who now argue for world union instead of states union. And who are these speak- ers? Millcreek's Debating Club, naturally. They may not be able to argue the devil out of a soul, but when it comes to this year's question, should the League of Nations be Reinstalled? They're whizzes. Girl Qesewves President .......................... Jean Barnes Vice President .... Dorothy Jane Zenk Secretary .......................... Janet Smith Treasurer .................. Virginia Alstadt Who are these resourceful young females? Why, the Millcreek Girl Reserves, of course. Did you ever see such a happy group? They are al- ways having a wonderful time at their various activities, most of them held at the Y. W. Their supervisor is Miss Luke. Huh Stuff Friday, and all our little newsies are at their corners crying, Extra, Hub out! Read all about the latest scandal and dirt! Only 5c a copy, folks, Just 1!20 of a dollar. Get your copy right here! These mimeographed sheets are chuck full of all the latest news of Millcreek-the why and wherefore of the newest activity, reports from our boys in the service, and scoops of the slaughters by the Trojan teams. Our news hounds, keeping a nose to the ground, and one eye cocked for scandal, are headed by Jim Norton, and are kept on the leash by Miss Breault. HGH Moniiors Shucks! I forgot my permit. Won't you please let me through? Sorry! How well we all know this experience. And who are these people, who, no matter how sorry they are, never let us by without a pass? None other than Mil1creek's Hall Monitors. They are seated at every corner of the halls, every period of the day, every day. And if I donlt start my home- work instead of writing this, I'm going to get an F in every subject! HGH DGtPOl Go 'round the line! That's the motto of Millcreek's traffic cops. Their job is to get 700 students to their respective classes in two minutes with as little confusion as possible. Each has a Ustreet corner over which he has jurisdiction and woe be to the person who tries to Jay Walk! F. F. A. Once again the F.F.A. has been active in our school life and activities. Their work is really constructive, and can be used the rest of their lives. During the first months of school they ran an orchard on shares. The F.F.A. has an honor roll of all their farmer members who are now in the service. We all know of the help they gave to the farmers this fall harvest- ing crops. Every year representatives are sent to the state convention. Their officers are Howard Godfrey, president, Richard Babo, vice- presidentg Harold Wiser, secretaryg Mike Skapura, treasurerg and Arthur Evans, reporter. Mr. Payne is their advisor. IZQQCI CPOSS President .... Doris Fuhrman Vice Pres. ........ Esther Kuhl Secretary ................ Jean Gott Treasurer .... Virginia Alstadt Under the capable direction of Miss Cook, the Junior Red Cross has participated in many helpful activities. The annual Membership Drive was entered into with enthusiasm and as a result, nearly 10073 of the students of Millcreek was attained. Holiday menu covers and place cards were sent to our soldiers in government hospitals. Many other tasks were performed by our club which has realized the great need for its help, especially during these times. BGYIJ Da-da, bang-bang, ta-ta, teedle-di-ouch!!! Can't you hear our band sending? This, as printed above, happens only during practice period, for our band always makes a good showing in public. At the football games they performed during the half-even on a muddy field, as was often the case. They helped get us in a peppy mood at the major pep meetings. Our band is truly an important extra curricular activity. Cheerleaders Did I hear you say, 'Who are those five peppy, good looking students all dressed in blue and white ?' Are you kidding? Surely everyone knows the Millcreek Cheerleaders. Why, where have you been? They lead us in cheering at every game, rain or shine, and they hold pep rallies to cheer our boys on to victory, and-and--they step up our school spirit im- mensely. What's that you said? Oh! You knew about them all the time, but you just wanted to hear me rave. CII emma 5 ll Senior Class Dlclq The Senior Class presented its annual play, entitled Professor, How Could You, on December 10, 1943. The play, a three act comedy written by Anne Coulter Martens, was a marvelous success. The following made up the cast of characters: Grandpa Perry .... Richard Porsch Boggins ............ Richard Johnston Grandma Perry .... Vicky Randolph .... Louise Herhold Donna Becker John Appleby ............ Glenn Ewer Keats Perry ......,.,........... Roy Will Priscilla Morley .... Norma Alcorn Valerie Whitman..Rosemarie Rodat Tootsie Bean ........ Patricia Miner Butcher Boy Bean..Raymond Foley Three Young Children Mary Jane Evans Philip Laughery John Evans SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEES Student Coach Jane Wilson Stage Managers John Baird James Swanson Neil McGahen Make-Up Committee Mary Ann Waldermarson Rita Waldermarson Signe Lindquist Marguerite Schneider Gladys George Dorothy Pearce Ushers Shirley Baldwin Isa Lauce Laura Jean Cote Theresa Behr Imogene Monrean Jo Ann Kuehn Emmett Phillips Jack McCullough James Root Art Troutman Hubert Golden Russell Silverthor , , T' k t C 'tt Advertising Committee lc E- Omnil ee Chester Pude Theresa Behr Richard Venable Doris Fuhrman Doris Hetrick I1 Program Committee Francis Root JoAnn Kuehn FACULTY ADVISORS Coach Tickets Programs Mr. John Shepley Mr. Roy Korrell Miss Helen Zuck Stage Managers Ushers Advertising Mr. Cyril Johnson Miss Mary Kane Miss Joan Breault Make-Up Miss Edith Cook SENIOR PLAY CAST Standing-Dick Johnston, Louise Herhold, Norma Alcorn, Glen Ewer. Sitting-Pat Miner, Roy Will, Rosemarie Rodat, Dick Porsch, Donna Becker, Ray Foley, Pepper Loughery, Jane Evans, Johnny Evans. il Q V 'i qli Ev ll'l EE WQWMM l1l1 151: 23 Junior Cioss Diou The Junior Class of 1944 presented Green Stockings as its annual class play on March 31, 1944. Under the able direction of Miss Powell, the play was a smash hit. Written by A. E. W. Mason, this play was something different than that usually chosen as a class play. An old play, it is mature but yet has its humorous side. CAST OF CHARACTERS Colonel J. N. Smith, D. S. O. ................ James Sheridan William Faraday, J. P. ............... ........... D avid Long Admiral Grice, R. N. ............ ....... R ichard Wolf Honorable Robert Tarver ...... ..... R ichard Tice James Raleigh ....................... ............. J ohn Auld Henry Steele ...................... .......... F rank Urraro Martin ................................. ...... R aymond Berklite Celia Faraday .....,.................. ....... A rl-ene Fletcher Evelyn fLady Trenchardl ..... ..... C arolyn Cassidy Madge CMrs. Rockinghamb ............... .......... E sther Kuhl Phylis Faraday ............................................ Donna Zimmer Mrs. Chisholm Faraday fAunt Idal .... Patricia Spencer JUNIOR PLAY COMMITTEES Student Director--Dorothy Jane Zenk, Lois Flynn. Stage Committee-George Moors, Curtis DeMarco. Programs Committee-Dorothy Babo, Florence Weyrauch. Advertising Committee: Virginia Alstadt, Jo Ann Smith. Make-Up Committee-Mildred Powell, Nelson Sakotas, Doris Forrest, Jean Pickup and Burton Delancey. Tickets Committee-Donald Stoltz, Thomas L. Wells. Ushers-Corrine Luther, Beverly Casto, Mary Rose Dunsmore, Wil- liam Quinn, Robert Burger, Richard Taylor. FACULTY ADVISORS Faculty Director-Miss Powell. Stage Managers' Advisor-Miss Edith Cook. Programs Advisor-Miss Helen Zuck. Advertising Advisor-Miss Lida Owens. Make-Up Advisors-Mrs. Dorotha Samuelson and Miss Freda Boden- dofer. Music Advisor-Mrs. Lulu Byers. Business Advisor-Mr. Andrew Lloyd. August September November December January February March April May CGIQHCIGP School opens. Cafeteria opens. First Senior Class Meeting Juniors Elect. Sophomores Hold Meeting. Frosh Organize. Championship football tie Millcreek, Harborcreek, Lawrence Park. Hub out. Student Council Library Club Initiation. Senior pictures taken. Kaldron Staff goes to work. G. R. Thanksgiving Ball Thanksgiving Vacation. Senior Class Play. Junior Christmas Dance. Christmas Vacation. Mid-terms. Debate Try-outs. P.T.A. Tea for Seniors. GAC Leap Year Dance. Basketball Championship. Senior St. Patrick's Day Dance. Junior Class Play. H.M.S. Pinafore. Senior Banquet. Prom. Baccalaureate. Commencement. Oh! How I hate to get up in the morning! We eat! Hold it! There's a law agin' blood feuds! No fourth termites! Growing up. High hopes. Three's a crowd. Walter Winchell Jrs. Democracy at work. Ooey Gooey was a worm! Cameras are scarce. Hummm! Double, double, toil and trouble. The gals take a chance There was a priority on turkey, but not on stuffing! Oh fgroanll Professor! Pass the dice, please! Santa remembers us and our horns reappear. Is ignorance really bliss? Mah frien's - - - Pleased t' meetcha. They sure did leap! Redskins scalped. Lloyd and Alice mak-e their debut. She got her man! Gilbert and Sullivan turnover. One last fling. Soft lights, music, and -- oh, brother! Seniors make first appearance in caps and gowns. Facing the world. fs. f ' .L .a 1' - wma . 1. 'fi ' fa A I. 4 E '- ' ' aj 1' s nfmwfimfusnmfg ED. 7AxclvePiisePS Advance Printing 8: Litho Co. American Sterilizer Co. American Tinning 8: Galvanizing Co. Anderson 8: Spusta Service Station Boston Store Boyd 8: Schafer Coca-Cola Comptometer School Conrad's Jewelers Cooper, M. 0. De Marco, F. Delaney's Service Station Delaney's Super Market Deininger Printing Co. Electrolux Corporation Emling's Dry Cleaners Erie Business College Erie Commercial College Erie Conservatory .of Music Erie Erie Erie Erie Erie Erie Erie County Milk Association Daily Times Dance Academy Dispatch-Herald Insurance Exchange Plating Co. Window Glass Co. F. T. D. Florists Field's Moving 8: Storage Firch Bakery Forest Park Grocery Giftcraft Shop Haibach, Max Jr. Halle Bros, Co. Haller, Jacob Hammermill Paper Co. Harborcreek Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Hess Optical Heyl's Physicians Supply Co. Hi-Way Market Highland Park Grocery Holquist Red 8: White Store Honey, John J. Ken Way Book Shoppe Killheffer, R. L. Kimmel 8: Son Lane's Service Station Lorraine Sport's Store Mack Jewelers Margaret's Beauty Salon McCullough's Grocery Meyer, P. A. 8: Sons Modern Grocery Northwest Electric Construction Co Palace Hardware Paris Cleaners 8: Dy-ers Parker's Garage Puline, Carl Penn Brass 8: Copper Press, L. Priscilla's Cape Cod Kitchen Protane Cas Co. Prozan Upholstering Pulakos Candies Ralph's Atlantic Service Station Rhode's Auto Service Schauble Studios Scriver Lumber Co. Shepard, Dr. Sheridan- Apex Shrimper Brothers S0ntheimer's Bakery Sterling Milk Stitzinger Barber Shop Thomas Jeweler Tiemann, William Trask, Prescott 8: Richardson Troy Laundry Twelfth Street Skating Rink Union Pure Ice Delivery Co. United Auto Repair Waldameer Beach Park Warren Radio Weschler's Shoes West Lake Supply Co. West Side Feed and Fuel Co. Zurn's Service Station Co 5 P' 1 f 1 , 4.2 4 - .! W I I -ff, ,ss aa 'M' -Q W 1 :-s- sy -' Q X WL ' . V , 'gh A V -Fi? .3 x L.- wif. ,,. It O 9 P s , , o 739, - ,A 5 if 4' . , 2 ff 4 Q Q , J X53 A A ' , .4 X ff D Ll , ff' 'V J CKAPEX!7 Machine Work - Mill Supplies for Industrial, Railroads and Mines-Tool Engineering Service Apex Sales Engineering Co. 702 Erie Trust Bldg. Erie, Pa. Frank Sheridan, Manager 6 6 A P E X l 7 TOOL HOLDERS - TOOL BITS - CUTTERS Apex Tool 8z Cutter Co., Inc. 701 Erie Trust Bldg. Erie, Pa. Jack Sheridan, Manager KIMMEL 8z SON SHOES - HOSIERY - BAGS Cor. 17th and Sassafras Sts. CARL PULINE GENERAL CONTRACTOR Excavating - Hauling SUNOCO SERVICE STATION 2712 W. 12th St.-W. 12th at Fillmore Phone 38-713 WORTH WHILE GIFTS for all occasions JAMES THOMAS MACK J EWELERS Jeweler 921 State Street 8 West Sth Street Serving the Erie Public Since 1926 Phone 65-104 E,-ie, pa. Schrimper Bros. FEED - GRAIN -- COAL - COKE Phone O6-436 Belle Valley, Pa. SHOES - HOSIERY - BAGS WESCHLERS of course Tenth and Peach Streets COMPLIMENTS OF Max Haibach, Jr. The Original Sontheimefs Bakery 31st Street at Cherry Phone 97-195 RHODES AUTO SERVICE 24 East 21st Street Phone 24-701 Roy King Charlie Rhodes COMPLIMENTS OF Priscil1a's Cape Cod Kitchen COMPLIMENTS OF Wm. Tiemann Greetings from CONRAD'S Erie's Friendly Jewelers UNITED AUTO REPAIR E. 18th Street 22-649 Compliments of IDL 76 OX SluparJ Opinmztrisi 113 West Eleventh St. Compliments Ed. Delaney Service Station 12th and Powell Ave. Erie, Pa. OPA Tire Inspection Station No. 39 COMPLIMENTS OF HGRETCHENU Compliments of ZURN'S SERVICE OFFICIAL AAA STATION 12th and Cemetery Road Phone C6-088 Learn to Dance Erie Dance Academy t'Erie's Largest Dance Studio 808 State Street MODERN GROCERY 401-409 Twelfth Street Market Erie, Penna. Dial C57-135 Robert R. Warren Phone 49-416 Instructors-Betty and Bob Kirkpatrick L. PRESS Sz CO. PARIS Everything for WORK -- DRESS - PLAY 1206-16 State Street Cleaners and Dyers Richard J. Barber, Prop. 1401 Peach Street Phone 23-198 For Music on Records, it's THE RECORD BAR At Warren Radio Twelfth and State TRASK, PRESCOTT Sz RICHARDSON CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Whatever the Price+- Always First Quality Erie, Pennsylvania i t r I-- Electrolux Corp. Hi-Way Food Market Commerce Building Phone 23-831 2904 West 26th Street Fresh Meats and Groceries P Q I Q CE HARDWARE HOUSE Phone 98-505 913-15 sane street Erie, Pennsylvania Come in and Get Acquainted COMPLIMENTS OF PARKER'S GARAGE of . x - vdl, I lfl' XQEOMPLIMENTS OF 7,1 TMP' Red and White Store Chet Holquist 26th and Powell Avenue LORRAINE 2 Great Stores in Erie 1014 STATE STREET Sportswear-Lingerie-Accessorles 1004 STATE STREET Coats-Furs-Dresses B. F. FIELDS MOVING AND STORAGE 2208 Raspberry Street Dial 24-041 Ralph's Atlantic Service EXPERT AUTO REPAIRS Lubricating Simonizing 26th and Raspberry Phone C6-057 Anderson 85 Spusta Service Station 18th and Sassafras Streets Erie, Penna. COMPLIMENTS or M. O. COOPER COMPLIMENTS OF Union-Pure Ice Delivery Co. 230 East 21 Street Erie, Pa. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1944 The Harborcreek Mutual Fire Ins. Co. 910 Commerce Bldg. Erie, Penna. OUR BEST WISHES merican terilizer Company Erie, Pennsylvania NOWIS THE TIME TO PREPARE YOURSELF COMPLIMENTS OF Many excellent positions await the Trained Comptometer Operators in Private Busi- ness and Civil Service. 9 Day and Night Classes Margaret s Beauty Salon For Information Write to: 3430 West Lake Road The Comptometer School Erie, Pennsylvania 721 Commerce Bldg., Erie, Pa. Established 1884 ERIE BUSINESS COLLEGE Announces 61st Year Offers preparation for all-out service to your country, and training for post-war security. Refresher and finishing courses for high school commercial students. Intensive courses for college and university students and graduates. Regular courses open to all. Cultural Secretarialg Executive Secretarialg Bookkeeping and Accountingg Office Machines and Appliances. ERIE BUSINESS COLLEGE 220 West Ninth Street Erie, Pa. Phone 23-814 HEYL PHYSICIANS' Deininger Printing Co. Anything from a card to a catalog' CO' 245 East 21st Street Phone C66-353 E M L I N G ' S Enjoy CLEANERS AND DYERS STERLING MILK 811 West 26th street Erie, Pa. 3330 Peach Street 99-691 COMPLIMENTS OF Highland Park Grocery JACOB HALLER CO. WHOLESALE Gnoci-:Rs Almost Everything from Individual 2657 West 26th Street Sizes to Gallon Cans for Bakers, Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs Fresh Meats and Groceries Hospitals, Institutions, Camps Phone 97-337 P. O. Box 898, Erie, Pa. Compliments of PENN BRASS Sz COPPER COMPANY Erie, Pennsylvania. A i I ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE COMPLIMENTS OF j I I AUTO AND FIRE INSURANCE FOR LESS ERIE PLATIN G COMPANY HOME OFFICE . . . ERIE SERVICE EVERYWHERE Business Education Pays Large Dividends for the time and money expended Summer Classes Start June 25 Fall Term August 26 ERIE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE T. D. Krum, President State at 8th Street C pl'ments of NORTHWEST ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 323 State Street C Y 1 . . . Those who can read well can think critically. To this ex- P' li tent, they have become free minds. If they have read the great is O books they will have the freedom to move anywhere in the hu- ' O man world. Only they can fully lead the life of reason who, Z gl 7-4 though living in a time and place, are yet not wholly of it. Ld A ze Ul Q KEN WAY BOOK SHOPPE 2511 Peach Street 'L N -'-lfflygf ? -e - Phone 41-490 PLAY THAT YOU MAY WORK WALDAMEER BEACH PARK Joy Spot of Erie Hammermill Paper Company Manufacturers of Qg5LAMlllf1lERlrW0M GND and other famous business and advertising papers , -.. 1 5553525 'MF ' 3- 1255535 -45 I 1: : Z22515151:?:-nf5:5:1:iz1:1:2t2:7:1:1:532:1'1:1:1:'5P2!f2f155i2 ':-:g:g:g'-:-:g:-'-:-'--:-:5:g: '-c5g:f'gv:-39'-:va-:-'-: BOSTON STORE Erie, Pennsylvania 6 qanlze gin, BOYD and SCHAFER 1920 Parade Street Phone 26-161 West Lake Supply ldealerj Roller Skate at the 12th STREET SKATING RINK Open Every Evening Except Monday-7:00 to 10:00 p. m. Matinees Tues., Thurs., Sundays and Holidays-1:00 to 3:30 p. m. ROLLER SKATE FOR HEALTH AND COMPANIONSHIP A Supervised Recreation ERIE DAILY TIMES 'ii' af 1, ftrl' Pulakos Candies I ! 926 State Street Ill The House of 727 Peach Street 1 Distinctive Gifts Erie, Penna. West Lake Supply Company STITZINGER BARBER COAL - coKE - FEED - SEED SHOP BUILDERS SUPPLIES 2421 Loveland Avenue Powell Avenue and Nickel Plate R. R. Phone 34-881 E. V. Pearson, Proprietor Combination Repairing SHOES - BICYCLES While You Wait F. DeMARCO, Prop. 3716 West Lake Road You can get a good musical eductaion at moderate cost at the Erie Conservatory of Music Faculty of Twenty Piano, Voice, Organ, Band and Orchestral Instruments, Expression, Harmony Principal, Peter Iesueur 156 West 7th St. Ph. 22-824 Upholstering - Custom Built Furniture Specializing in Antiques PRO ZAN' S DE LUXE QUALITY FURNITURE 31 West 11th Street Erie, Penna. Phone 48-420 ERIE DISPATCH H E R A L D 1- ERIE'S FAMILY NEWSPAPER vf REMEMBER . . . A I-REE PRESS IS THE KEY T0 THE FOUR FREEDOMS. ECOMA ICE CREAM ICE CREAM - MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS Erie County Milk Assoc. Erie, Pa. Tel. 22-255 Delaney's Super Market Frefh film!! and Poulffy 12th and Powell Avenue Phone 32-642 COMPLIMENTS OF M. B. Lane's Service Station Formerly Schaper's Open day and night 2703 VVest 12th Street COMPLIMENTS OF Forest Park Grocery 3424 West Lake Road Erie, Pa. Phone 32-263 FIRCH'S MA-MADE BREAD IN THE ORANGE WRAPPER What Good Is PAINT If It is Not GOOD Paint? I '7!4INTHEAUDllAI?lEI?5 I RIE WINDUW ELASE E Say It With Flowers ERIE'S BONDED F. T. D. FLORISTS LAVER'S A fl NX A X KALLENBACH'S N SCHLURAFF'S Millcreek High School Photographs by FRANK SCHAUBLE STUDIOS 113 West Tenth Street Phone 24-268 fAcross from the Times! H. W. Wurst, Prop. Telephone 99-651--99-652 West Side Feed and Fuel Company Erie's Largest Farm and Home Supply House 1355 West 26th Street Erie, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1944 Radio and Appliance Service John J. Honey 1103 Linden Ave. Phone 36-633 McCULLOUGH'S 3602 West Lake Road Phone 32-595 We carry a complete Line of Meats and Groceries In the ii .fe College Meyer-Quality gg ', 'igvg gl Styled Manner FEE! .Guilt Clothes Suits ' Topcoats ' Sports Ensembles College Neckties College Shoes Underwear Hosiery College Shirts College Hats Jewelry Perfumes Always Reasonably Priced K 817-819-821 . Erie, State SL S P. A. MEYER E99 SONS SCRIVER LUMBER COMPANY Under New Viaduct on Powell Avenue We Carry the Most Complete Stock in Northwestern Pennsylvania EVERYTHING FROM THE GROUND UP We Deliver Phone 34-651 Q 42 American Q, Tinning 8z Galvanizing Co Q 5, 552 West Twelfth Street 0 J- A I9 N . Q, Y' Erie, Penna. 0423 H5999 Tt'.5..F Protane is serving the needs of our Victory Program, and we know you will agree that our efforts in this di- rection must come first. At the same time, we are doing everything in our power to help our established customers through the Emergency. PROTANE GAS SERVICE Powell Avenue Phone 38-211 HOT DIP GALVANIZING ELECTROPLATIN G Cadmium - Zink - Copper Nickel - .Cromium ALUMINUM ANODIZING HESS BROTHERS PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Guild Member See Our New Tri Focals and Better Bifocals New Location 133 West Ninth Street E1-ie, Pa. Telephone 22-382 Congratulations to the Class of 1944 with Compliments of TROY LAUNDRY A. B. Tozer and E. W. Schmidt 23-674-Erie 416 State for distinctive styles he iinlle Bras. M. COMPLIMENTS OF R. L. Killheffer MEAT MARKET 1660 West 8th Street Phone 43-185 Erie, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF of The Advertising Staff 1 944