Millcreek High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1945 volume:

f 1 Jax-f:..1-ah W .ax-K T H E VOL in 1945 WW PLBLISHED ANNLALLX B1 THE SENIOR CLASS OF MILLCREEK HIGH SCHQQL 1 ,L 47 ' ' If -1 N , ua, X '11, T Lvl! V 7 1 Q ,v on nv Q-4 0 W A' x N L A .rl 0 S X45 '-5 1 qw 'Ltd Foreword We the Kalchon Staff of 1945 have enjowcl attemptlng, to eluate 1 pelmineut ICLOICl ot oul tmll Xen at 1u1llCl6Llx md hope thlt thle book w1ll IH lutuxe xeus help to lGCdll memoues of the happ1est xea1b of our ln es In 1 gl61f6l Dense we hope that future dab Qs bhall be lble to refe1 to the book '15 '1 1eco1d of one ot than xp 115 111 echool 1 'v ' 'A x 7' lfm Q .2 , V . . . . 2 Cz. . 3,2 , 2 . ' ' .1 v, -. - f r . C 'V .-, . N . V 1 c 1 , ., .f.S,J N ,2 I . 1 ' ci 1 'xv ' 1 ,', v,..,' 1. , c . . Dedication In recogmtlon of servlces rendered and tlme spent ln helpmg our class we dedlcate thls nmeteenth 6d1tlOl1 to our smcere and respected frlend GUS ANDERSON Class of 45 Y ! Na- 5 Pass not so quickly the picture of the symbol of the liberty we enjoy. The old bell was broken while telling the world we had a freedom to be envied by the rest of the world. That freedom is fully exercised in our school life which, whether we realize it or not, is not a universal freedom. Kcmldron Staff Edltor Jlm Norton Senlor Class Fdltor Lols Flvnn Underclass Ldltor Donnx Znmmer Sports Editor Dave Long U S M C Asslstant B111 Qulnn U S N Photographlc Bdltor Dorothy Jane Zenk ASSlSf3DtS V1rg1n1a Peterson Glenn Wlll Mlke Prozan Art Edltor Vlrglnla Ann Alstadt Typing Edltor Myrna Avrll BUSINESS Manager Arlene Fletche1 Asslstants Tom L Wells U S N Frank Urraro Advert1s1ng Manager Esther Ixuhl Subscrlptlon Manager Norman Kleckner U S M C Assxstants Phyllls Barclo M1ldred Powell Corlnne Luther ART STAFF Jo Ann Smlth Betty Illjenberg Florence Weyrauch Amanda Gl3H6y Mllhcent Stexa TYPING STAFF Carolyn Cassady Elleen MCKIHHQQ Bexellx Casto Roberta Morgan ADVERTISING STAFF Jean Plckup Burt Delancey Nelson Sakotas U S N Dorothy Babo Mary Rose Dunsmore Don Stoll U S N . , iq . . 4 .......... ........... .......................... . . V 1 ' I ' ............-.-.--.1-.-1-U.........-....... K N . . . . ............... ..................................... , . . . . 1 . 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Football Coach Basketball Coach If N li FREDA BODENDORFER Home Economics Indiana State Teacherls College If X l ROY BOLKEY History Edinboro State Teacher's College University of Pittsburgh, B. S. Faculty Manager of Athletics 0 Xu, 5 I L f P, X lf O LULU M. BYERS Music Oberlin Conservatory of Music University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology Q - 0813 XX 1 ,f f ,I .. ,,,, 5 ELIZABETH DAILEY MARY ANN GERBRACHT English History Mercyhury College, A.B. BIOIOZY -9 4 Q wi MINNIE MAE FRY English Edinboro State Teacher's College Penn State University of Pittsburgh, B. S. Senior Commencement ff , 1 fr 'E ft! cm 6 Y is -.Sl 'ls' Ll X 4 ff SARAH GALBO Shorthand Geography Villa Maria College Edinboro State Teacher's College Hall Patrol fc, 4 Xl xX 6 6 6 Xi A J University of Pittsburgh, B. A. M. Ed. if - il. A . ix 4 'YQHN GEORGE GRIGNOL Soc. Science Geography Edinboro State Teacher's College, B. S., Ed. Assistant Coach ft' I K ' 9 It u 'Ji' rl V JEAN HEASLEY Latin Spanish Grove City College A. B. Degree Debating Club Jinx Club . -fzf Sl gx 1? NATALYA HOLLAND English Grove City College, A-B University of Pittsburgh Senior Class Advisor Junior Class Play 1. f -. foil? -1 l AIN!! VYRIL JOHNSON Industrial Arts Edinboro State Teacher's College California State Teacher's College Millesville State Teacher's College MAHGAKI-I'l' JOHNSON Blzithenmties l'l!lfJfllSll Spanish .-Xllf,-glieny College, A P .. 1. Lruwrsity of l'lIirlwurg1ll. M, lftl. lliill Allllfillll MARY KANE American History English University of Maryland, B. A. Freshman Class Arlvisor '9 if rl af ' ROY KORRELL Mathematics University of Pittsburgh Eclinboro State Teacher's College Kaldron Advisor Senior Class Advisor gif' '9 0 if ANllRl'IW LLOYD Bookkeeping Civics Grove City, BSI' lirlinboro Stau- 'll-zwlievls Vollvgfi- lfniversity of l,lllhlJL1l'g'l1 .lumor iluss .-Mlvism New A X Lil Di QM? ol 'R lfnglish History Pennsylvzznia College for Women Penn State Extension l,'IllYQl'Sltj' of Pittsburgh xl ll sf:- NN K t I RITA C. MORAN English Indiana State Teaehe1 s College, B. S. Degree KATIIICRINIC MACKENZIE AMOS NASON Physics Chemistry General Science Defiance College, A. B. Ohio State University 'L'-1-1' flfl 'lg JEANNIC LUKE PARSONS Civics Mathematics Smith College, A. B. University of Hub Advisor tliilitgelslelfilg Sponsor ff if X ll . N 6 wg. h 15 'V - Q' X U A -: la ' B Q . - G 4 .5 XX .Lg 0 . 0 s J if I'llYl.I,lS MYERS Art l'Irlinboi'o Stutt- 'I'ezxehei s College. II. S. in Art Heil K ross fi V X ifilil Fortlliani lInivei'sity, MA JI-Il l IiliY PAYNIC Yom-zitional A1l'l'll'I.1lllll'x' l'. l . A. Arlvisol' Penn Stau- Cariiegie Tet-li f . f Xi .-ll.. . ,S -19' 415 MARGARET POWELL History P. O. D. Heidelberg, A. B. Allegheny College Junior Class Advisor Senior Class Play ' i 3.. 'U 1,3 S, '15 Q O DOROTHY SAMUELSON Physical Education Health Slippery Rock, B. S. Cheer Leaders JOHN SHEPLEY Science Edinboro State Teacher's College, B.S. Ed. University of Pittsburgh, Litt. M. Senior Class Advisor Hub Advisor National Honor Society Ei ask l l tk PHYLLIS TIMLIN Librarian State Teacher's College, Clarion, Pa. B. S. in Education G A. C. Debate my . e. ,C 4 l I NA ? - . vi I-U, r l 4 I . - i . ' f lilac ff .P g f if -. . ' 5, fl 3' , , IANET SCHMIDT HELEN ZUCK Mathematics Shorthand Typing Penn State, A. B. University of Pittsburgh Flclinboro State Te:1clwx s Colleen- Grove City, B.S. in Commerce University of Pittsburgh Kaldron Advisor Commercial Vlub Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor ?' E fs ', -13 RIQTH tBLAIR MARION DETISCH ecre ary Millcreek High School Selffsffffek High School ,- fun 7 's. If i f Q ..... N ' i JEAN BECKER, R. N. School Nurse Pittsburgh, Pa. A 911 Y 9 2 Bus Drivers laniiars 4 Presbyterian Hospitel R .R .. - . 1 A sr h th dz 1 . Myers, Foht, Ripley, Gill Waidley Harwood, Richardson Cafeteria Staff 'Q' Mgr? J 'Q ,fa 1 X 'als A . if - Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. Freeburg, Mrs. Housebaugh, Mrs. Rice ...14... Secretary Member School Board School Board MR, WUJLIAM CONNOR MRS. MARY ANN PROUDLER Member Member School Board School Board A Y 5. MR. JAMES W. EVANS MR. THOMAS VVILLIS Treasurer PRESIDENT School Board School Board MR. EVERETT COOK MR. JOHN A. SHEPLEY, SR. . 'Ax 'kai MR. W. B. WASHABAUGH Vice-President School Board HJ , .fx-7 'Q wi vw ,' ,... '-L , f? 4:7 A 4 if Kgcfm 'X Sf? 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Mildred Powell, Richard Tay- lor, U. S. N. MARION RLTH ALLEN' DOROTHY BABO Ruthie To be gi good wife llomeliody Girl Reserves 4 l'l:iy Staff 4 D0t' Stenographer Always Sincere Hall Monitor 3 Commercial Club 4 Paly Staff 3 Kaldron Staff 4 it ' . QQ 0 4 , I - If I Q-Z VIRGINIA ANN ALSTADT uBeQsi Commercial Artist Busy as a Bee I Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Student Council 3, Girls Athletic Club Girls Basketball 3 Hub Staff 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3 9-- F 'six' H -111. + QI Q. 5 IL If 1 9 MYRNA KATHER Myrn Stenogfrapher Ilappy in Love Girl Reserves 3, 4 f'onnnc-rcizil Club 4 l'luy Staff 4 Kaldron Staff 4 llc-Ll Cross 4 Girls Basketball 4 Hub Staff 4 l jl as PHYLLIS VIRGINIA BARCIO Phil Switch Board Operator Never out of place Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3, 4 Play Staff 4 4 Kaldron Staff 4 3, 4 Girls Athletic Club 2, 3 A-Capella 3, 4 Pinafore Cast 3 5 ...Q G isis!- C UCI , 'hm' r 'L Q' Il LX xl QL? K' INE AVRIL RAY BERKLITE CsRay9! Chemist Shy and Dependable Red Cross 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Play Cast 3 Cl? or lrlillilllll lIllll 'L' f ll - K 'fllv-f i I TT S I ' I DONALD F BROOKS CAROLYN R. CASSADY Br00'ksie To stay single Dry wit Red Cross 1 Football 4 F. F. A. Basketball 3, 4 Play Staff 4 Jr. High Basketball 1 Carolyn Airlines Pretty but shy Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 2 A-Capella 2, 3, 4' Kaldron Staff 4 Pinafore' Staff 3 Commencement Usher ff ' ' f xg is .,, X , xl f K. xi 1 H -4 , , f X 1- ' 1 -,. 1 MILDRED L. CALDWELL GERALD C, CLARK SSM il!! Secretary Silent Lass Girl Reserves 4 njerryn Lawyer Teachers ,Menace Hall Monitor 2 Play Staff 4 Library Club 2 Hall Monitor 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Girls Athletic Club 2, 3 Hall Patrol 1 A-Capella 1, 2, 3 Pinafore Cast 3 if O11 . fic f 4 ff H ' Q gy V H U 1' BEVERLY M. CASTO BURTON DE LANCEY HBQVH Bert Tour the World Music Teacher Our Wavy Red Head Man About Town Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Girls Athletic Club 3, 4 Girls Volleyball 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Qs XX Qi Z No Play Cast 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Senior Quartet 4 Football 1 4 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 A-Capella 2, 3, 4 Pinafore Cast 3 'L ,wx 7 CURTIS J. DE MARCO ARLENE FLETCHER ncurtf, Mechanical Engineer Dependable Play Staff 3, 4 Student Council 4 Hall Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4 Fletch Stenographer All around sport Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Kaldron,Staff 4 Girls Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4 Girls Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Hub Staff 4 x I .,.,l X l 'C fr wx ll - 2 , egg' .gr ll a'K5' ' WV I ' 3' cc Q - MARY ROSE DUNSMORE LOIS FLYNN Mary Rose' Low To Travel Dietition Style and Poise Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Play Staff 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Debating 3, 4, Girls Athletic Club 3, 4 :A xxx' . 5' i ' f MP A n' . CHARLES FINLEY Chuck Aeronautical Engineer Ace Ping Pong Player Clarion High School: Student Council 1 Hi-Y Club 1 Class Officer 2 Cheerleader 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3 Will Power Plus Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1 Girls Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Girls Basketball 2, 3 4 Girls Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Nl Il X ANVAN DA GRANEY VVindy Veterinarian Familiar with Things Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3 Play Staff 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Girls Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Pinafore Staff 3 lug: if ll v ' ,4- . A fffft, A t,f'iga.:3 05 0' f'X 4 Q qw 'GI I ESTHER ROSE GRAY BETTY JEAN HERMANSEN Essie Stenographer Nice Girl Commercial Club 4 Play Staff 4 14 CHARLES HARRINGTON, ssnunevs Grow Taller Small But Fast Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Class Mushball 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. High Basketball 1 - N N 5 J? LUCILLE HEIDT 6KLu!! Interior Decorator Intellect and Culture Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Debating 3. 4 Girls Athletic Club 4 Pinafore Staff 3 c 1 1 -.rf up Beetle ,To be a 'successful secretary Skilflng Enthusiast lGirl Reserves 4 :Hall Monitor 3 Play Staff 4 ' aj. D xl lu Q V O JR- ELLA MAY HINKLE Maizie Secretary Quietness her Art Hall Monitor 4 Play Staff 4 U ll CI Xl WERN ER A. HENKEL MA., Writer ls Progressive Play Cast -1 Play Staff 3 'Ii NORNIAN E, KLECKNER AMELIA JANE LILJENBERG Norm Betty .loin the Marines INUTS9 t Thi. All AI'0und Senior .Future Florence Nightengale Kalmlron Staff 4 Ulfl Reserves 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Vlass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Kaldrfm Staff 4 . films Mushball 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocational Home Economics 2 Jr. High Basketball 1 Commencement Usher 3 liccord Club -1 East and West All Star Game 4 ,Q I Q I f , Q ,. X X 41,5 -A KN Qlrf 2 Nf X ' I 5 f . j x ESTHER JANE KUHL ANNA, G. LINDQUIST --cool Anne Teacher Service Woman Problem Child Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 4 D. A. R. Award 1 Debating 3, 4 Student Council- 2, 3 She Gets There Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3 Play Staff 3 Girls Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 1, 2 Vocational Home Economics 2, 3,4 Girls Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Pinafo1'e 3 r Hub Staff 3. 4 7 it ., ra O' , C,.O- Limdfrpta 'fl' -Deux- ff ul ri. S xg EVEIYN IEWIS DAVID GEORGE LONG '..Ev.f Dave Interior Decorator Mmlliter 1-t I Has Art ersonai y p us Girl Reserves 2 Hall Monitor 3 Play Cast 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Student Council 2, 3 Vocational Home Economics 2, 3, 'iw Hub Staff 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Class Basketball 1, 2 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2 'N- 4 H c C613 fl -22 s. 'O-, -'CP ELSIE LUUKER EILEEN RUTH MCKINNEY s.Mac1v Obtain Success S001-Qtal-y SIICUU' IS G01d'fl1 Mischievous and lively Girl Reserves 2, 3,.4 Play Staff 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Girls Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Girls Basketball 3, 4 Girls Volleyball 3, -1 Hub Staff 4 Commercial Club -1 K MQ, 'nf N 53309, A 5 mf O . Li M, ll KA!'.E . U 4 S fb Hu 2 4 6 J, X . - . 4 I Q DORIS I.USl'IIlYl'I'Z I'A'l'RIl'IA ANNE MECKLEY I,ustie Pat Nurse Nurse Silent but Oh! brother Easy going Girl ROSl'l'Vt'S 2, 3 Red Cross 4 llall Monitor Il Play Stuff 4 Girls Athletic Club 2, 3 ,J i U6 ,g-1-i Orchestra 3, 4 Be a Farmer Senior Classes Taxi Play Staff 4 F F A 1 'P 'S 4 F' F1 AA. Baslietball 1, 2, 3, 4 yix ilf ff ci ,' ii VURINNIC VIRGINIA Ll Corinne IM think clearly Girl Rc-serves Z, 3, -1 I4Hllllll!'I'l'l2il Flub -1 I'lziv Staff 55, 4 I , ,K ifsh' H4 i ,5 ,-3 -Q sf J , A , . S Ai? ITHER V 1 , I f,?!' lg 1 Q65 N MARJORIE MILKS Margie Tu Master Spanish Tempermentul typist Girls Athletic Ifluh II, l Girl Rest - - s 1 F lf X N Pl' ,YQ P Y, M5 c r L-322 l .Qi x N. 3 GEORGE F. MOORE JAMES NORTON Yutz Jim Contractor To Join The Marines Useful to have around Serious Type Play Staff 3, 4 Play Cast 4 Red Cross 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Debating 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Hub Staff 2, 3, 4 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Mushball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3 4 X 7, YK X ffC. 1 X ROBERTA JEAN MORGAN WINIFRED HELEN 0'CONNELI Bobbie Winnie Houseyvife Private Secretary Likes The South Murphys depend on her Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3 Hall Monitor 2 Hall Monitor 3 Play Staff 3, 4 Play Staff 3 Kaldron Staff 4 A-Capella 3 Commencement Usher 3 Pmafgl-Q Cast 3 A-Capella 4 Operetta 4 ' f - I 'q V9 M Z. ll W v -Hem-:is-, 'es RICHARD C. NELSON ROBERT C. PERRY Rich Bob Air Corp Sailor Always Busy Bashful Romeo Play Staff 4 Play Staff -1 Student Council 3 K 1 xi 'l 0 ill F Musician WIRGINIA IETERSON MICHAEL DAVE PROL W Pete Mike Photography 1 To take life easy U H35 that B00gl6 W0Ogie in His car is his delifflit QT' Play Staff 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3, 4 Red Cross 3, 4 Play Staff 4 Senior Quartet 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Football 3, 4 Girls Athletic Club 3, 4 Class Basketball 3, 4 Red Cross 3 Class Mushball 2, 3 4 Girls Volleyball 4 Girls Basketball 4 at 1 1- , ' 107 if O' 4 - JEAN ANNETTE PICKUP Skeeter WILLIAM JOHN Bill QUINN JR Dreamy Eyes Girl Reserves 2, 3, Play Staff 4 Library Club 2, 3 Kaldron Staff 4 Student Council 2 Hub Staff 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 G, C-4 SN X. Physical Instructor Millcreek's Gift to Hollywood Library Club 2, 3 Play Staff 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Hub Staff 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 Class Mushball 1, 2 3 4 A-Capella 4 fl O NIILIJREIJ ELEANOR POWELL ALLENEP IQXNLUNI Millie Al Singer Oriole of the Seniors Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Student Council 3 Senior Quartet 4 Iinafort Cast 3 Double Quartet 3, 4 'Q Nurse Too Quiet for Girl Reserves 2, 3 Hall Monitor 3, 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Student Council 4 Girls Athletic Club Girls Basketball 4 Girls Volleyball 4 A-Capella 2, 3, 4 N , 9 'il li is I EVANNA RATHMELL 12 Ritchie Housewife Our Twirling Majorolte Girl Reservef- 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 1, 2 Play Staff 4 Girls Athletic Club 2 Majorette 2, 3 l-fl. ,bk K ur 7' TA Tum .Q as oi' ' 19, ,r g, O ICHEY smzslisnoc KN 3 Nurse Shy Senior Girl Reserves 2, 3 Hall Monitor 2, Play Staff 4 Red Cross 2, 3 Girls Basketball 7 A, I A-Capella 3 Pifazigigaa 3' 4 Pinafofe Ru J 1-7-, 'A ' V T T ,55 ,I LLM WV! kv, Z l l PATRICIA E. REED MADALON JEAN ROUECHE Pat Jeanie Secretary Cadet Nurse Corps Her dates are her clelighi Domestic Type Girls Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Vocational Home Economics 1,2 3, Play Staff 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Senior Quartet 4 A-Capella 3, 4 ljommercial Club -1 Double Quartet -1 Pinafore 3 N I JXCK4 f-xl Q Ross MARIE RODENBECK GEORGEIRIEYEIUFINI flR0Sy!, . To Eat 1 tC1lf:f igfecrclgffgg person Basketball-his first love Vocational Home Economics 4 Sgrgiifagagketbau 4 A-Capella 4 5 Strong Vincent: Junior Varsity Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3 Bovs Volleyball 2, 3 Usher 3 0 J' Nr ll lf ll l- ' rj ff 26 3 NELSON SAKOTAS JAMES F. SHERIDAN Nei shorty Construction Engineer Engineer Harry James RlVal Senior Mastermind Play Staff 3 Kaldron Staff 4 D. A. R. Award 1 Football 4 Class Mushball 3 Record Club Play Sast 3, 4 Kalmlron Staff 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Class Basketball 1 Class Officer 3, 4 National Honor Society Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 3 4 JR. East and West All-Star Game 4 -5.1- 919 'Il MBRTOIN EDWARD SAWDEY MICHAEL SKAPURA Mert Mike Musician fDrun1merD Be a Farmer Hepcat! Student Council 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Basketball 3 Class Mushball 3, 4 Commencement Usher 3 Record Club 4 Plav Staff 4 Senior Class Taxi Play Staff 4 F. F. A.- 1, 2, 3, 4 H 1 Xa N, 9 0 f I l if 1 ELMA SHADE i Elma Smitty Typist Industrious Studious F. F. 'A. Basketball 1, 2 v f N ixXX ...,- 0 ,- JU ANN LEWIS SMITH Advertising and Commercial Art Vocational Home Economics 1 Girls Athletic Club 3 4 Gull Reserves 1 2' 3 Kalrlron Staff 3 4 y Girl R1-serves 2 3, 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Girls Basketball 3, 4 Girls Volleyball 4 Class Officer 3 Z-'55 Q ff National Honor Society 3, 4 f x E43 4 X I - 1, X 111' fl ,qos PATRICIA ANNE SPENCER RICIIARII JOHN TICE Patti How ie Secretary Psychiatrist Slinky Type He's 9VL'l'j'Wlll'lk' and Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4 anywhere Commercial Club 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Student Council 1 , Girls Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Girls Basketball 3, 4 Girls Volleyball 3, 4 Hub Staff 4 Hall Monitor -1 Play Cast 3 Debating -1 llall Patrol 2 Class Mushball 1, 2, 3, -1 .lv-. High Basketball 1 Vommencement Usher 3 lim-cowl Club 4 -if ,L1f4 I Sl I P' Nl k bi 1 I If II u ll A lil DONALD C. STOLZ Stolie --U FRANK K. URRARO Engineer Ifngineer Serious Minded Play Cast 3 Play Staff 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Record Club 4 Can give orders Play Staff 3 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Debating 3, 4 llub Staff 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Commencement Usher 3 Class Mushball 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Cf in -113 H 3.39 'l 4,4141 gs 2 RICIIARD TAYLOR lllnklll l,AWI!l'INi'E W.Kl, C L9flJ ' Blair lt's a secret . llnsini-ss Man :lflilill T0 HM Ucflllullll'-'ll llaympy at work Play Staff 3, 41 l'Iay Staff l llub Staff -l llulu Staff l Football 2, 3, 4 l'inaI'or1- Vast Ii Class Basketball 2, 3 lla-cowl Vluli I Varsity Basketball 3, el Class Officer -1 I4 ' fe i xi , 1 cffgfwg X 7 7' - Q 7, ,, If 4 GK ll re N i W VII Nl N i li, 2 ll XL . 4 i. JI' ,lf V if si K 5 1 5? 4 . '., V ,' 1 '- . -' A av . 1 at T11 4 S 'gs-4 fi 28- MARGARET A. WELL K Margie Occupational Therapist Girl Reserves 3, 4 Red Cross 1, 3 A-Capella 3, 4 Pinafore Cast 3 X 4- N 41 3 'P 2 av A dr. -8 THOMAS L. WELLS Le Fever To Travel Tell it to the Navy Play Staff 3 Kaldron Staff 4 Debating 2, 3 Red Cross 3 Hub Staff 2, 3, 4 S Best Sister in the World DOROTHY WETTERAUR C6D0t!! Nursing Cute and Shy Chorus 4 A Cappela 4 Operetta 4 Hall Patrol 2 . i Af ff If 59' 4 4 xx.,-J F-LOREN CE WEYRAUCH Flossie School Marm Tiny Hands Girl Reserves 3, 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Red Cross 1 Pinafore Staff 3 Football 2 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3 2- I . 20 A ' THOMAS M. WELLS ssrlwonln Engineer The Gentleman Play Staff 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Class Mushball 3, 4 Hall Patrol 1 Commencement Usher 3 Record Club 4 me EDITH M. WILK Boots Successful Receptionist Soft Spoken Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 2, 3 Commercial Club 4 Girls Athletic Club 1, 2 Vocational Home Economi Pinafore Staff I3 East and West All Star Ga 4 VU Q7 ' Q as '-fi at 3 ' Q Q45 CS New , X i HAROLD V. WISER GLEN ALAN WILL Farme ucassyn Glenn r - . Hope to become wiser Illegcfsgfalganne Ladet llfagflrfgl Stiff if Hall Patrol 1, 2, 3, 11 ' ' ' ' ' Senior Play Staff 4 Kaldron Pinafore 2 MX . -U l . RICHARD PRESSLEY WOLF DOROTHY JANE ZENK 's flDick7l 5CDot,l Doctor Laboratory Technician Franl. Sinatra of the Class Holds Her Man Play Cast 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Senior Quartet 4 Play Cast 4 , Football Manager 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Class Basketball 2 Girls Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Mushball 1, 2, 3 4 Girls Volleyball 4 Class Officer 2 Class Officer 1, 4 A-Capella National Honor Society 3, 4 Angerican Legion Award 1 Orchestra ' 4 i :G A af , iQ4:.t? 5 X Ea Wink' NGJH we U - DONNA FAY ZIMMER lDiz!i Dramatist Jane Withers of the Class Girl reserves 2, 3, 4 Play Cast 3 Kaldron Staff 4 Girls Athletic Club 3. 4 Senior Quartet Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4 Girls Volleyball 4 A-Capella hx Servicemen e 45 x iii' mia 3 tina..- i 9 Q 4' as K 2: 1 Er David Straub, ,fr Robert Burger, Horace Bierer. Donald Swanson. Q61 Thomas L. Wells Q33 fgq K, C13 L. J Oxffgaggjr, JJ O QLQVLVQ f W FEM Q3 Nl ffx QCCJ ,Q UNDE ASS 2 fa 6 g N6 L, J bo EP Rf ' 42 R N! r ' X - 2995 Rik W PM Q03 T 42,-fa l 5 1 -N S C M f J L C N iw ga .Qx f r N x f B Q G S-if B k 5 X X 5 X Rf X R5 WD A J 32- Juniors lst Row-Joan Mmer, Jack Barnes Jean W1lk1ns Royden Anderson Edxth Ball 2nd Row Gladys Beatty Dorothy Baesth Shxrley Bomboy Lee Brogan Joan Byers 3rd Row Betty Carr1e1 Dorothy Carson Betty Cllnton B111 Condon Dewey Dav1s 4th Row-Joan Dawley Art Det1sch B1 Detlsch B111 Dout John Dun1beck 5th Row Fred Engel Phyllls Flynn Low rence Foley Mory Fuhrman Lauy Fuchs 6th Row-Jlm Gearhart Jean Gott Mar Jorle Graney Roy Heddeuck Doll1e Hexdt 7th Row Drck He1dt Don Herold Don Horton Donna Hunter Bob Johnson 8th Row Ralph Jones Ada Kldder Her bert Knoff Jerly Kohl B1ll Learmont 9th Row Loulse Llnd Marxlyn Llndcll Sally Llndey Arlene Llnlger Marjont Long 10th Row Joyce McMurt11e Lerox Marko Martha Mass1ng Ray Mcfombs B111 Mc Cleary if All lumors lst Row Ken Messlck Vera Neccl Betty Newcumber Vern Ore 'lom Peacock Zlld Row Lula Bell Phlllxps Jack Potter Loulse Powell Lavern Preston Irene Pude 3rd Row Betty Ann Rhode Bob Rlnderle Dave Root Gordon Rose John Lewxs 4th Row Bard Rosenthal Jack Roth M1 dred Schrader Evelyn Schultz Lols Schutte 5th Row Don Schwab Jean Selb Harry Shea Francls Smger Mary Ann Sllver thorn 6th Row-Janet Smlth Red Stauffer Na talle Summerglll Eleanor Suscheck Blll Swenson 7th Row Maxlne Thomas Dons Thor Joe Txce Bxll Tucker Donna Urraro 8th Row Rose Marle Venable Vlrglhla Vxetmler Jlm Webster Ruth Wllll3mSOH Wllbur Wolf Morrxs Godfrey 9th Row Wayne Wrlght Marjorle Yaple 34- Sophomores Ist Row Shrrley Chapman Jack Cameau Donald Bedo Ann Adams 2nd Row Jrck Adama Mary Ann Aubern Marrlyn Auld Sam Alvato Bob Altman 'lrd Row Katherrne Anderqon Howard Anderqon Dorothy Arnhold Harold Arn hold Ruby Brozell 4th Ron Iarrance Buntrkofer Prt Bur ger Groxer Brllrngs Larrajean Bly Shrr ley Brown 'Sth Rom Pearl Berket Mary Colona Robert Carrol Jean Caaardy Alberta Cow e bth Row Autumn Ceder Sallx Chrraten Qon Marx Conrath Shrrlex Creator Mar gre D rhlqurst 7th Row Marv Lon Dawley Frrca Denk Raxnroncl Doughotx Xrrgrnra Drager lohn Dclvseskr 8th Row Allen Dunimore Myrna Eck I ourse Ferge Fmma Ferree Esther l letchcr 9th Row Bob Plrnk Paul Flrck ean llowcr Nexa Fly 10th Row 'Norma Pratto Fugenc- Euhrer lunnpth l'ug.,atr Lmrtrurlf. Gornq Dorothy I ran L 0 Sophomores xg of 1,1 nf 'I' 1 Q? 'C i Y lst Row George Grudtr Curl Guurem Robert Harrxngton Clctus Henry Lltonon Hexhold 2nd Row FttaJe.a.n llelholml Nlary lm llfnxxlbtr l on Imlllllxlv. 'Nl ll X M111 H01 Robtrt Johnson ird Row Kenneth Jo l1n xldlx Ixutternl Nlaxme I affertx 'xlllt L xughlln Allte I ouls 4th Row Btttx Illlillllllf., Chnles llIlllN Donald Loxe lflslt Lyons Waltu M1117 mth lxovv Dora lulltlll Joyce Wlaxtln 'llwo Ktnme 6th Row Rxchfud Metvgar Bettx 'Vllclmaelh hlenor Wlllks 'VI1lton Maurer Carolyn VI01' row Row Alfred Naxloz Jean Neleon Pd w1n Norton Btn Otttnl Arthur Paterbon Row Joe Pettltl Jean Pflutger How ar Rankm Bettv Rughman Albert Ren ner 9th Row Rlthalcl Polnnson lwther l'og,m Dom Rosenthxl Donald Rouche N mu Rautme llllh Row -knnx Qkapula Cul Stlmffu Ddxxd SLl'll1lltl Bettx Stdmon John Nl mum B. vi r 3' j y L . 1. ' Y ' . I X 1 I , . . ! , in I . ' 1 - Y A - ' I Ig . 'f.,A2-AVA ck, 9 Q , - , , , . J ' - ' ' Eiga.-4.1 : bg :al N 1 Q ' 1 . ,, V , -E 9' - A A i ,T 2 I I u V X A ' ' h 9 J ' , 2 u Ak ra Martin, Florence Mcfumber, Joey Mac- l 4 l f' . an f lc. ' 1 A , ,' ' A - . ' A 31 P '- , ' 7t.h - , nv, -Y t A' 5 ,1- L 3, X ' , ' , ' . ! - - AA f , .ffl Q -Q. gs? ' . Sth '- x ' , . Q d - ' ' ' Nd ,- ' 3 ' ' Y A - A . 1 , , '-'- t'.-,Im nfl, 4 '15 ' Q . p., Q v . . Y A'2 .1 4- 1 '. ' , vi V A 'E' Vg. Q s ,F . , H J, ' '-. z.' ',z' 5 m , .' '. ' f V 'lf - V, ' 'Y 5 L , L 9' b X I I Sophomores lit Row Myrna Slocum Walter Smlth bhnley Swanson Robert Thompson Rlch ard Fuller 2nd Row Martha Volkman Mary Alxce Walters Chet Weavel 'Zrd Row Ray Weaver Helen Vhll Luella Wlll Nancv WIIQON Fd Wmslow 4th Row Dorls Valllnger Lllllan Wolf Joanne Woodell Rlchard Zanner B111 Zlmmer 'Sth Row Ken Lott James Lytle Joyce McM1chael MBTIOD Stossmelster 1 i-I B 5. , - , 5 I n I ll ll ll . Q ll 1 N, I I- U , Q li. . -, Q mv' Freshmen 2 ai txt 4 I X gf lst Row Bert Rautlm Donni Arneman Jun Cioff Richard Norton Donald Ab bott Znd Ron Richard Adam Tom Adams Iestu Angle Malyjean Gourlev Marianne Avril 'Zrd Row Don1ldBabo Geolge Baud Ger aldlnt Btnacu John Banks Betty Lou Baines -ith Row-Jean Benyon Don Bierer Rus sel Bliss Robert Boiczon Daxid Bxesslm mth Row Lois Blown Laura Jean Brldle Qalxm Von Buseck Mau Marglret Cald well Suv. Condon 6th Row kenneth Conover Richard Cour su Roger Dahlquist Damel Darkus Alle gia lJdNlS 7th Row-Phyllis Davis Gregory Diety Mary DiFolca Robert Dieffenderffer Shir- ley Dumbeck. Sth Row-Robert Dunsmore Frncst Ebisch M iry F 'elin Doris Engel Robert Flick. 9th Row-Patricia Flynn Oscar Fullerton. Dorothy Cottschling Jack Gott Charles Crappy. 10th Ro w-Arlene. Gray Barbara Groh Harold Hannable Patricia Harrison Her- man Hedderick. 38- Freshmen lst Row Dolorci Hoehn Lloxcl Hetz Ro but Hull Josaph Hlckle Theoclole Hol qUlSt l 7nd Row lohn Hullngfi Dennis l lC'ObQ0ll on m ll x 0 nson ll J Ji x n l' x L lx illgnb uh lrd Row lean Kunath Halrx Knel Klu Clmm lxnauff P lame kmcht R0bG1i21 lxlllheffu 4th Row NIng.,a1et lung, Donald Kleck nel -Xlbut lxuhns Luella Karns Donald H une mth Ron Lon Laughlm Challottp Le-uw Iamex long, Cllggord Laphdm Balham lott m low 1 x fu X n 4 111 x Nlxxnucl Rnbut 'N U Cow un 17 x I llll Gcmgc Nlnffxllum lnbut Nllflllllill lilnlmrcl Nlduol low nu L nun H In 1 I l IJQI tl lilllll 1 Home 9t Row Marx XJOOIQ Thelma Nlqmgyy l l 1113 UN dul X ug Lnnl lklllll gdy Illil 1 nur nc N A 'O -39 Freshmen llll 'NT A lst Row Mary Pearson Reld Peters mes Powell Dololes Preston Jeanette Pro zan 2nd Row Rlchard Qumn Betty Reed Carl Renner Fleanor R109 Mary Jane Rex lrd Row-Jean Rodgers Martha Rogan Dorothy Roth Gertrude Rosenthal Foy Rufmx 4th Row Dorothy Selb George Shaeffer Carl Shaeffex Wllllam Thayer George bchermu mth Row Mildred Schermer Lorralne Sto xex Clayton Straub Audrey Stromenger Audre, Swanson 6th Ron Rlchard Taylor Kenneth Tho mas Jack Thorr Robert Thornton Davld Txllman 7th Row Douglas Trask Roger Trask George NanHonk Tony Vomero Michael Xolosko 8th Row Betty Vxetmler Edward Waldm gel Rosemarv Wallace James Welles Mll ton Xhckles 9th Row-James W1lklnS Audrey Wxllmams Marlon Wlser Robert YVISQI' Robert Wood ell Mabel VS olfe 10th Row Betty Wright Ellzabeth Yea gn Margo Young Nlatalne Young Rlch mi Znmmcr T' v . s Ja' 1 x I x ' 1- . 1' '71 3 I k ' , L ' . , , r 4 A 7 ' .1 - I W 1 I or 'T X X s f ,Y 1 7 : 1 , , I i to . of f 1- . , ' , ' r u, l . , I A - 0 .. 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A ' 1 3 I Elqhth Grade lst Row-John Ackerman B111 Adams Charles Alflerx, Jacquelme Ambro Rlchard Anthony 2nd Row-Joyce Austm Bonme Baker Ro bert Bennett James Benyon Donald Blen ner 3rd Row Ruby Bllss Laurme Black Rxch ard Bole Norman Barrmger Lloyd Brooks 4th Row Mary Margaret Brooks Rlchard Brldger Donald Br1dger Donald Brown Gllbert Brown 5th Row Tom Brown James Buckley Do nald Byers Chester Dylewskl Joan Coates 6th Row-Jllda Colonna Joe Comeau Gary Conover Janet Davls Joan Davis 7th Row Terrance Dawley George Dlckey Jean Dumbeck Eugene Elghmy Nma Ruth Evans Sth Row Ellen Exans Kenneth Zlegler Ellzabeth Fleeman Joan Fleeman Ruth Fleeman 9th Row Patrlcla Fry Edward GIGSS VU' glnxa Glllesple Robert Grelder Shlrley Gulanen 10th Row Cleo Johnson Cordella Joslm Grace Hall Dorls Halm Jean Hartley ,f K -,Mn .I -ff 'Q Elqhth Grade Suv lst Row Donna Hedderlck Robert Heldt Joan Hoehn Betty Holqulst Rlchald Hol quxst 2nd Row Robert Honard Emmett Hul lngs Barbara Hunter Paul Huntel Nancy Kemath 'ird Row Albert Klllhleffer Donald Knauff James Kohl Douglas Krankmg Sh1rleV Lambrecht 4th Row Ma xlyn Learmonth Thomas Le vesque Lawrence Llndell Call Llndey Joan Loew 'ith Row Patrlck Lyons Lynn Mays D lores McCumber Eugene McCool Jack M1 er 6th Row-John Mlller Betty Jean Moore James Moore Shlrley Morgan Rxchard Nelson 7th Row Ronald Nelson Maulyn Noe Manly n O Dag Arlene Oksaner Helen Pherrln 8th Row-Jean Puscher Ralph Vaska Nancy Reed Joan Rmderle Arlene Rosen burg 9th Rom Shlrley Rosenburg Katherme Robertson Jullo Sauage Suzette Saumer Martln Shwartz 10th Row-Eddie Sigafoes Johanna Scheig Donna Schnee Florence Seib KLHY19'-h Schaeffer. Elghth Grade lst Row Carl Slllff Wmmfred Schutte Jack Serb Wllma Spauldmg Jack Staford 2nd Row Ronald Stobbe Patrlcla Stmner Robert Stalret Fllen StaSmlSt6l Edward Suscheck 3rd Row Georgia Tlce Maxy Thaler B11 lx Thomas Wane, Thomaa quam Thomas 4th Row Calvan Tresler Bulnlce Fuggot Elmer Volkman Bxll We-seball Donald Waldly 5th Row Margle Waldlnger SarleanWh1te Loulse Whlte Carol Wxnnser Dolores Wxs neskx 6th Ron Donald Wxctenbulg Paul Vlolf gang Harrxson Wood Beverly Young Sal lx Young on V Q 'EV 7 Seventh Grade lst Row Rlchard Allen Ethlme Anderson Thelma Arnold Ruth Balley Jack Baker 2nd Row Amo Bancho Dorothy Benaccr Ma1l0n Banmon Marie Burgh Robert Berger 3rd Row Phyllis Brldger Wllford Bern hart Sammy Campbell James Carter Jack Clark 4th Row VlFglH13. Clark B111 Clark Phyl hs Clmton Davld Craytor Ethel Krleder 5th Row Mona Corey Carol Corey Rose Durlle 6th Ron Kathlene Dunsmore Robert Dy lewskl Jack Ferree Danny Flekenworth Mlldred Flckenworth 7th Row Rlchard Frahch Herbert Good man Donald Gorr B11l1e Graham Albert Hayes 8th Row Betty Hellman Ruth Haverlem Dorothy Horton George Hurst James Jackson 9th Row Francis Johnson Regls Fortsch Bobby Jones Elame Keeler Charles Kmght 10th Row Frances Kuhns Donald Lam bert Rlchard Lambert Jere Llebold Mary Lenard - 43 V' D 1 - l 1 7 I ' . ' . 3 l' ' ! ! 1- . . , . - 7 Y Y . . v-- l 1 .. I , D , . - Y ? ' '- 8 x 1 Mary Cunmngham, Carol Dawley,' Jack . Vi y . - . , . , - . I .. , - ! ! 7 V1. , ' I D ! ' .2 ' ' . ' i 7 ' . 1. , . , - 3 1 ' 7 Seventh Grade lst Row Harvey Lmdy Bllly Loesch Marllyn Longley Davld Love Patsy Lu clano 2nd Row Yvonne Ways Burnard Mc Carthy Lenard McCarthy Lols McCl1mans Alen McComes 3rd Row Bob McCool Ralph Meslck Davld Mlcholeskl Davld Monroe 4th Row Katherlne Mundy Donald Mur ray Theodore Nagel Charles Vash Carter Noe 5th Row Robert OConnell Ruth OCon nell Harrlet ODell Gertrude Cage Robert Parnell 6th Row-Jxm Patterson Charles Pearson John Peterson Elmely Pharr1n Rlchard Post 7th Row Bruster Prlce Delores Purcell Norman Purcell Bllly Ralph Garry Rau tme Sth Row Delores Rlels Wllma Rlce Mar Jory Rleger Donald Roberts Norman Roberts 9th Row McIntyre Betty Schaffer George Schelg Joseph Schlgas Vlolet Shydor 10th Row Freddy Shalel Allen Schwartz Jack Shea Eugene Sxmeon Davld Spute C' 'Q Y Q Seventh Grade Ist Row Albert Stadler Sxlxm btralt Roberta Starrett Ashlex Swlft John Flller 2nd Row Cam T1llman Gerald Fohner Shnley Toney Betty Jean Toilet Doloree Urrauo 'Srd Row Donald Vnosko Edward Nogel AUdI6X Vlolkman Bllls Vhaxtr Helen Weawer 4th Row-John Wuner Delbelt White Barbara Vhddefleld Donald Wlldermuth John Wllklns 5th Row Jacqul rt, Joanne Woodell Fmory Ye xgu Dalsy Jean Zelgler nf ' ,T Y '. Nc ' , I A l vi: .V U v ' 1 , A I 1 1 V, 1 vv y h W .. ' ' N f ' -L ' . 1 V at Q'o , . ' , ' ' ,Qi . ' .v v .Y ' y A a I , .LQ x - m ' 7 ' ' ' x J ' ' ,fx ,I . . g Y Y . ,E In ,h . . ,, I 'V 5 '- ' li , '53 , 2 , ' ' . 5, Juniors How' could we have survived without this class of outstanding Juniors, which has shown by its studious and determined efforts that it is a defi- nite asset to the progress and general advancement of our school? Seldom do you hear' of a class which is so sprinkled with individual talent and aggressiveness. In addition to their many studies this class of ninety seyen pupils hfrve managed to conduct very successfully a skfrtrng party a wonderful Christmas dance and the Junior Class play something which will long be remembered They have also had seyeral assembly programs All of these activities bear out the statement that this class really hrs trlent and rnrtratrye The Junior Senior Prom was held on February 3 with all the pomp and ceremony with which all proms of a class of this high caliber should be conducted It rs our prediction that this class as a whole will go far along the load of lrfe Long lrye the Junior Class of 1945 1946 Pres Joan Miner Nite Pres Jack Barnes Su and Tuas Jean Wilkins Sponsors Mr Lloyd Mrss Powell and Nlrs Htasley Sophomores The Sophomore Class consisting of 138 ambitious students has stt 1 rccord that will be hard to bert by future classes They were well rep resented on the football and brsketball squads Their actryrties consisting t 1 clrss party in assembly program and skating prrtics haye helped dents yyrll haye as high a standard ot achrcyemtnts to coma as thty hayt ry s fcnt my Q e r yy me ot t s youths for bringing glory and honor to our alma mater e D yrd T r k tt Shirley Chrpman trttrry Jack Come ru in 0 my Pl N11 s l'ry N11 Lua ul N bratlrt I . . , , . u K ,y C u ,U , . e J , ls V v . 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' z 1 ' ' '1 's -1' QS 1'1LL.z r11'1- par s ' 'h 1, ' ' '1 ,-1 '1 that 1h will 1111 a 11131111 111 1' 3 '1111111 1111 ' ' ' 11' ls 1'11'. Sp 51114: Miss Myfr, Mies . 1 ' 7 - ' ' 1, 21111 M11 A11111-151111. X K 1 4 wh JJOQ m lv! 7 R WQESXE 'qw G' 'lp' t P I ffl 4, Vx in 0 'Z- 4 U 4m , gi.. Q-ff. af . -l f h M93 , il? fly fi: aM in f f T, - i, sf y V I :HW l NL' i I E RAW 7 ,V ' N , . ,-sw , as ! Q 'J Q f X JW f f N F xx , I M X 3333? qi? ' - - L' Q v Q rar E1 wr wa ' CK Kuldron lst Row-Awzinflzi Grziney, Jo,-Xnn Sniith. Myrna Avril. liilf-en Nll'KlllIN'j', Virginia l'etm-rson. Betty I.il.ieiiberg', Florence Weyrauvli. 2nd llow-llorotliy Jani- Zenk, Arlene lfletr-hei', Mr. Korrell, Miss Zuvk, Lois Flynn, Jini Niiiton, Jenin Unit, Mary Rose llunsmore. 3rd Row-Phyllis Barn-io, Donna Zininier, Yirffinizi Alstulli, f'iii'ul5'ii lkisszicly, Milllrvcl l'0W1'll- Rf'l'f'Y'U1 Mwilziii, C'nrrine I,uthn-r, Beverly Vast--. Esther Kulil, Dorothy Bzilio. 'ith Row--Glenn Will. Mike Vrozan, Don Slolz, Frank l'i'riii'o. Bill Quinn, Beit De- lancey, Norni Klwkner, Dave LOng. This year's Kzilmlron Staff is made up of industrious students, who were elected by the Senior Class, at the beginning ot the school year. lfniler the leadership of Miss Zuck, Mr. Korrell, and Mr. Shepley, the staff hopes that the book may compare favorably with previous yemlioiiks. The stuff also hopes, in a larger sense, that you, the reader, inziy get some enjoyment or benefit from this hook. T' C1 Student Council lst Row-Richard Norton, David Mit-haelewski, Robert Bennett, Curtis Dt-Marco, Hor- bert Goodman. 2nd Row-Marilyn Lindell, Jim Norton, Janet Smith, Miss Gerbracht, Virginia Al- stadt, Patricia Fry, Frances Kuhns. 3rd Row-Dot Grames, Joyce McMichael, Kathryn Anderson, Gordon Rosu, Jt-rry Kohl, Ted Iiolquist, Mary Juno Rex, Jean Nelson, Allene Rankin, Juan Puscher. President ........... ........ J anvt Smith Vice-President ..... .............. J im Norton St't'I'6tU.I'y ........,....................... Virginia Alstadt The Stumlvnt Council is thc organization that tells the faculty what the students want. and think. The Founcil can he compared to the Con- grt-ss as a reprostfntatix'u holly. The organization is actually the 'Tongress of the Students. Miss tlcbiwxcht, as faculty zulvisor, represents thff twhws at all C'ouncil mvvtings. Through the iiivriihe-1's, t-lcrtvcl hy tho students, we Intro za voice in governing the school. Q7 T Notionol Honor Society lst Row-Dot Zenk, Mr. Shepley, JoAnn Smith. 2nd Row-Don Stolz, Jim Sheridan. To be seleced for membership in this society is a distinct privilege. The students are selected by the faculty, judged from these standards: scholarship, leadership. service and character. Each member proudly wears a golden medal which signifies that he or she has been elected to this society. So you see it is the secret ambition of every Millcreekite to become a member of the National Honor Society. 1' q V W Uh i 2 t C7 ...J I-lub Stuff lst Row-Dick Taylor, Jim Norton, Wilburn Wolf, Ed Norton, Blair VValters, Dave Long, Tom Wells. 2nd Row-Janet Smith, Mildred Schrader, Eileen McKinney, Esther Kuhl, Mr. Shep ley, Miss Moran, Virginia Alstadt, Jo Ann Smith, Myrna Avril. 3rd Row-Don Stolz, Arlene Fletcher, Louise Powell, Martha Massing, Bert De Lancey Bill McCleary, Jerry Kohl, Pat Spencer, Joan Miner. Press Club Every other Friday is an important day at Millcreek because on that day THE HCI! comes out with just off the press reports of school activities and personalities. The Millcreek High School paper was organized in 1937 under the direction of Mr. Shepley who, again with Miss Moran this year, advises a capable staff of twenty-three students. Hill Mct'lc:iry, as managing editor, started the presses rolling in September. When Ilill enlisted in the Navy, Myran Avril was selected to finish the job. About Soo copies ot' THE HUB are circulated each week. It's mailing list of thirty-seven includes many former students who are now in the armed services. Senior Girl Reserves lst Row-Shirley Bomboy, Joyce McMurtrie, Doris Thorr, Dolores Heidt, Irene Pude, Virginia Peterson, Florence Weyrauch, Pat Spencer, Eileen McKinney, Jo Ann Smith, Rose Mary Venable, Jean G0tt, Dorothy Baesch. 2nd Row-Betty Carrier, Lois Scliutte, Edith Wilk, Lois Flynn, Lucille Heidt, Jean Wilkins, Edith Ball, Virginia Alstadt, Marge Dahlquist, Dot Zenk, Esther Kuhl, Myrna Avril. Louise Lind, Eleanor Suscheck. 3rd Row-Phyllis Flynn, Gladys Beatly, Elsie Looker, Arlene Fletcher, Donna Zimmer, Sara Rogan, Awanda Graney, Allene Rankin, Margie, Milks, Betty Hermansen, Ruth Allen, Corrine Luther, Lee Brogan, Nathalie Summersgill. 4th Row-Mary Ann Silverthorn, Betty Clinton, Jean Pickup, Phyllis Barcio, Evenna Ritchie, Mildred Powell, Carolyn Cassidy, Roberta Morgan, Ann Linquist, Mildred Valdwell, Margie Wells, Beverley Casto, Mary Rose Dunsmore, Lilahel Phillips, Jean Mefuniber. Sth Rim'-Marjorie Yuple, Arlene Linenger, Frances Senger, Sally Liniley, Martha Mzissinz, Janet Smith, Joanne Byers, Marjorie Graney, Betty Ann Rhode, Mildred Sc-Iirader. Jo Ann Miner, Maxine Thomas, Vat Reed, Marjorie Long. JVM lunior Girl Reserves lst Row-Mary Colona, Marma Fratto, Shirley Chapman, Ann Adams, Gladys Mc- Kenzie, Jean Cassidy, Betty Michaels, Laura Jean Bly, Esther Fletcher, Shirley Brown, Luella Will. 2nd Row-Elsie Lyons, Mary Conrath, Mary Ann Alhburg, Autumn Ceedr, Katherine Anderson, Joyce Martin, Mrs. Parsons, Emma Ferrie, Jean Pflueger, Jean Flick, Neva Flynn, Etta Jean Herhold, Helen Will, Esther Rogan. 3rd Row-Gertrude Gorney, Pat Berger, Virginia Dreger, Anna Skapura, Pearl Burkett, Shirley Swanson, Joan Woodall, Marilyn Auld, Sally Christensen, Dot Arnhold, Eleanor Herhold, Louise Ferger, Marilyn Stossmeister. 4th Row-Shirley Craytor, Mary Ann Hoeh, Alice Laughlin, Eleanor Milks, Nancy Rautine, Florence McCumber, Betty Lindberg, Lois Hinkle, Mary Anne Lafferty, Carolyn Morrow, Joyce McMichaels, Nancy Wilson, Nary Alice Walters, Dat Graims President ........... ....... V irginia Alstadt Vice President .... ................ J can Wilkins Secretary ........ ........ M arjorie Dahlquist Treasurer ................... ...... ................. E d ythe Ball Social Chairman .................................. Dorothy JANE Zenk You all know who the Girl Reserves are, don't you? This group is made up of 10th, 11th, and 12th grade girls. They have one social meet- ing a month at the Y. W. C. A. as well as one business meeting at school. Among their social activities this year, were the Mother-Daughter Tea, Style Show, Splash Party, Tureen Supper, and the Tri Hi Formal Dance. Ane of their service projects was collecting books for the American Women's Volunteer Service. They also made scrap-books for the U. S.O. The advisor of this fine organization is Mrs. Parsons. 'si x,,paf Senior Girls' Athletic Club lst Row-Gladys Beatty, Irene Pude, Louise Lind, Jean Gott, Virginia Peterson, Betty Jean Seaman, Neva Ruth Flynn, Janet Smith, Jo Ann Smith. 2nd Row-Beverly Casto, Mary Rose Dunsmore, Lois Flynn, Betty Ann Rhode, Shirley Bomboy, Joyce MacMurtrie, Mary Conrath, Pat Reed, Gertrude Gorney, Rose Marie Yenable, Joan Miner, Esther Kuhl. 3rd Row-Sara Rogan, Awanla Graney, Nancy Rautine, Myrna Slocum, Mrs. Samuel- son. Martha Massing, Eileen McKinney, Pat Spencer, Arlene Fletcher, Virginia Al- stadt, Myrna Avril, Donna Zimmer, Dot Zenk. -ith Row-Maxine Thomas, Mildred Schrader, Marjorie Milks, Allene Rankin, Shirley Chapman, Marjorie Dahlquist, Esther Fletcher, Joan Byers, Marjorie Graney, Jean Wilkins, Anna Lindquist, Dorothy Boesch, Mary Ann Silverthorn, Betty Clinton. The G. A. C. is celebrating its third birthday this year and the mem- bership is rapidly increasing due to their well organized achievements. It includes all girls in the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grades who are interested in athletics. The object of the organization is to give the girls a way by which they can earn a letter and to organize more definitely an extra-mural athletic program for the girls. The G. A. C. is governed by a board which consists of: President ...............,.......................................................... Pat Spencer Vice President .... .... M artha Massing Secretary .......... .......... I' Isther Kuhl Treasurer ............................................................,... Eileen McKinney An honor system has been organized for turning in points to maintain letters. The girls receive two points for each hour they spend participat- ing in volleyball, basketball, dancing and such. They also receive two points for each six weeks grade of A, B or above. ..15K 13 ' Az, lunior Girls' Athletic Club lst Row-Laura Jean Brindle, Lucille Heidt, Dolly Heidt, Doris Thorr, Dorothy Gotte- schling, Madeline O'Dell, Elsie Lyons, Marion Wiser, Sue Condon, Martha Rogan, Eliza- beth Yeager. 2nd Row-Carol Moore, Theresa Mowery, Marianne Avril, Eleanor Rice, Lois Laugh- lin, Emma Ferree, Shirley Crayton, Jean Pflueger, Margo Young, Audrey Nelson, Dot Arnold, Jeannette Prozan, Rosemary Johnson. 3rd Row-Roberta Kellheffer Luella Will, Vera Necci, Barbara Maynard, Sally Christ- ensen, Helen Will, Marilyn4Auld, Joan Woodall, Shirley Swanson, Elsie Lyons, Dolores Hoehn, Jean Groff. -ith Row-Jean Keinath, Marion Stossmeister, Dot Grames, Maxine Lafferty, Laura Jean Bly, Betty Michaels, Pat Harrison, Betty Lou Barnes, Dot Roth, Evelyn Kallen- back, Mary Pearson, Patty Flynn. lunior Red Cross lst Row-Joyce Austin, Janet Smith, Dolores Hoehn, Myrna Avril, Martha Rogan, Nancy Reed, Beverly Young, Ruth Heberlein. 2nd Row-James Benyon, Jean Gott, Richard Norton, Mike Prozan, Miss Myers, Mary Conrath, Martha Massing, Irene Pude, Dorothy Horton. 3rd Row-Thelma Arnold, Esther Fletcher, Gladys MacKenzie, Betty Michaels, Jean Groff, Rosemary Wallace, Shirley Morgan, Louise Lind, Rose Mary Venalbe, Esther Kuhl, Joan Miner, Carol Moore. 4th Row-Roger Trask, Jack Thorr, Bill Swenson, Dick Quinn, Bill Detisch, Bill Quinn, Dot Mclntyre, Kenneth Schaffer, Don Virosko. President ........... ....... M ike Prozan Vice-President ..... ......... M ary Conrath Secretary .......... ..... M artha Massing Treasurer ................................ .... R ichard Norton Every student in the school is really a member of the Junior Red Cross, but as it would be extremely difficult to get all to meet every time the Red Cross should, the problem is solved by electing one repre- sentative from each home room. The officers are elected at the end of each school year by the repre- sentatives for the following year. This year the organization was under the direction of Miss Myers. Debate lst Row-Lucille Heidt, Miss Timlin, Miss Heasley, Rose Marie Venable, Martha Massing. 2nd Row-Jean Gott, Marilyn Lindell, Gladys MacKenzie Laura Jean Bly, Joan Miner, Joan Byers, Esther Kuhl. 3rd Row-Richard Norton, Richard Heidt, Royden Anderson, Mary Rose Dunsmore, Richard Zahner, William Washabaugh, James Norton. With four returning veterans of at least one year's experience, the team this year debated the question, Resolved The Legal Voting Age Should Be Lowered to 183' 'The two new coaches, Miss Heasley-Affirmative, Miss Timlin-Ne gative, have done a bang-up job in shaping the two teams. 1 Through the season the teams have debated six schools, both in the city and in the county. Future Farmers of America lst Row-William Thayer, Milton Maurer, George Schermer, Milton Wickles, Lester Hngell, Charles Grappy, Richard McCoo1, Robert Dieffenderfer, Robert Hill, Gregory Dietz, Jim Powell. 2nd Row-Bard Rosenburg, John Lewis, Jack Dunbech, Wayne Wright, Wilbur Wolfe, Gordon Rose tTreas.J, Bill Detisch, Don Herhold fPres.J, Harold Wiser QV. Presb, Don Brooks, Mike Skupura, Jeffery Payne. 3rd Row-Jack Potter, Tom Peacock, Donald Love, Carl Guerrein, Eugene Fuhrer, Ed. Winslow, Howard Anderson, Alfred Naylor, Grover Billings, Don Babo, Elton Snyder, Jack Comeaus. ith Row-Donald Bierer, Douglas Trask, Richard Robinson, Al Renner, Benny Otteni, John Dylewski, Dave Schmitz, Rog Harrington, Walter Martz, Donald Rousche, Chet VVeaver, Cletus Henry, Harold Arnold. The Future Farmers of America, of F. F. A. as it is commonly known, is the national organization of, by and for boys studying Voca- tional Agricultural in public secondary schools. Improved agriculture, better local communities, a more satisfying farm home life, and 'more efficient farmer-citizens are emerging as a result of the boys experience. The officers are as follows: President ....................... .... D onald Herhold Vice-President .... ...... H arold Wiser Secretary ....... ..... VN 'ilbur Detisch Reporter ...... .... X Vilburn Wolfe Tyeagufgl' .4,,.,4 ..... G O1'tlOH Rose Watch Dog ...... XV35'!19 Wright Advisor .......... ..... J effery PHYU9 Commercial Club lst Row-Edith Wilk, Pat Spencer. 2nd Row-Eileen McKinney, Dorothy Babo, Miss Zuck, Arlene Fletcher, Myrna Avril. 3rd Row-Esther Gray, Corinne Luther, Beverly Caste, Carolyn Cassidy, Pat Reed. Clacketyf Clackety! What's this we hear?? Busy fingers humming over the typewriter keys. Yes, it's none other than our commercial club under the able guidance of Miss Zuck. The purpose of this club is to learn more about secretarial work and still have good times. Q2 l-lull Monitors lst Row-Mary Alice Walters, Gladys MacKenzie, Mildred Caldwell, Allene Rankin, lilla May llinkle, Pat Harrison, Marion Wiser. 2nd Row-Albert Cowley, Mary Rose Dunsmore, Jean Nelson, Virginie Alstadt, Missl Johnson, Mary Ann Silverthorn, Betty Carrier, Jean Seih, Marilyn Lindall, Virginiui Peterson. 3rd Row-Lawrence Buetikofer, Dewey Davis, Benny Otteni, Wayne Wright, John' Sumheck, Bill Tucker, Dick Tice, David Root, Royden Anderson, Jim Norton, Gordon Rose, lirnest Ebisch. The Hall Monitors under the supervision of Miss Johnson, is made up of students who willingly give up their study halls to prevent loiter- ing in the halls during classes. These monitors are doing a splendid job, accomplishing their pur- pose. We just wish we had more organizations which functioned so well lst Row XVOavQl'. Hlll I.cz1r111111th VS 11111 Nlllllh X1111 U11 111111111 Q11 1 -ith Row J Lk Sub hm f,g11hg 111452111171 .1 ci 1111111 11 LLB 1 11 by 111111 1 iv N 2nd Ron Carroll. Iird Row C211111151- B41 Du 111 o1'cle1 Thg membenx of th1 patml 1511 KIILL 1 .111 1111111111 Id lk Il 11111 s1-hw 111111 tlllll 1111111 t1 rw H11 11111 1.01111 Hoube 11111 xx iuhui 1111 IIIILIK Img 11 The c11t11e1x 111 15 511111411 11111 .ue lst Li1A11t11m11t 111t1x D1 NI1 111 alll 1111111114111 R41 1J111gh11u 21111 Litllltllldllt XEIII 0115 311 L1L11te111111t hobut fdllil Library Club lst Row-Mary Colonna, lilcanor Dice, Miss Timlin, Jilda Folonna, Vat lfry, Bonnie Baker. 2nd Row-Mary Lou llawley, Mildred Schraeiler, Betty Carrier, Theresa Di Folca, Julia Savage, Marilyn Noe, Donna Hcdderick, Betty Vietineir. 3rd Row-Dick Quinn, George Schaffer, Herman Hedderick, Norma Fratto, Martha Rogan, Marv Jane Hex. Patty Flynn, Ray Doughety, Don Kleckner. Many of the Millcreek Junior and Senior High School students have performed at great service by giving their voluntary assistance in the library. These people do many of the daily routine tasks which are ne- cessary in keeping the library functioning properly. Some of their duties are: desk work, shelving hooks, mending books and magazine covers, helping to prepare hooks for circulation, filing catalog cards, and assisting in making bulletin hoard displays. In addition to their duties these students have shown the spirit of student-teacher co-operation, 21 very important factor in any educational program. Cheerleaders Rose Marie Venable, Marjorie Dalhquist, Joan Miner, Lois Flynn, Jean Gott, Jean Wilkins. Hurrah! Hurrah! It can be none other than Millcreek's captivating, vivacious cheerleaders. Yes, they are all with one exception. These six spirited, snappily-dressed girls brought out the school spirit among the student body. Their encouragement helped the Millcreek teams to set a pace which future elevens and fives may find hard to compete with. D 1 limi Club lst Row-Jane Upton, Dollic Heidt, Miss Heasley, Joyce MacMurtrie, Shirley Bomboy. 2nd Row-Margery Hoehn, Doris Thorr, Lois Schutte, Betty Carrier, Lucille Heidt. The Jinx Club, an organization of Millcreek High girls, has spent the year 194-1-45 in a wide variety of activities. From the service point of view, the girls have made scrapbooks of comics and cartoons for the U. S. O. centers and the Red Cross. On the social side, the Hallowe'en party was a lively success. Throughout the winter several of the girls have entertained, and thus they have achieved a spirit of unity and friendliness. The club has high hopes of accomplishing more next year than it did this. The 1944-45 officers were: Dolly Heidt ..................... ............. P resident Jane Upton ................ ....... N 'ice President Joyce MacMurtrie ........ .............. Secretary Shirley Bomboy .................,.................................. Treasurer Miss Heaslcy was the faculty advisor for the year. xr' K f-AN 'X 'Z' I Exp? ya ,Egg JG M35 1 SC X ng-'Q '-fix 'Q Ig + KX X ,K M A mx vw G A X Y ' 1 4 X N xg it 1 . D' Z' 'if A , ' . X4 3qx,f X'j,X Nx 'Wi' . Mx NH KNNX vt xx p X N1 XQW X? Y 'S QT X ' Q 1 1 cv. 'V' W 2 f' 5 'lv' H ' gf' N A N U H X ' I I 1 X X af, , 'xp f IXXN xx If a gi' ,I rx f ' A Capella lst Row-Richard Norton, Norm Klechner, Paul Flick, Dick Wolf, Bill Quinn, Bert DeLancey, Milton Mauer, Bill Detisch, Ralph Jones. 2nd Row-Dorothy Wetteraur, Alberta Cowley, Donna Hunter, Virginia Vitmier, Ada Kidder, Evanna Richey, Mary Fuhrman, Louise Fcige, Mary Ann Ahlberg, Pat Reed, Louise Lind. 3rd Row-Dorothy Baesch, Laura Jean Bly, Jean Gott, Mildred Powell, Mary Rose Dunsmore, Mrs. Byers, Martha Massing, Ruth Williamson, Roberta Morgan, Esther Kuhl, Sara Rogan, Anna Lindquist. 4th Row-George Rufini, Blair Walters, Margie Wells, Carolyn Casszuly, Joyce Martin, Phyllis Barcio, Evelyn Schultz, Mary Conrath, Harry Shun, Jim Webster. The A Cappela, made up of members of the Chorus's who are chosen by Mrs. Byers, sings for numerous events during the school year. Students belonging to the A Capella live up to the honor of being one of its active members. Grchestrcl lst Row-Shirley Bomboy, Joan Byers, Jean Pickup, Don Bedo, Betty Holquist, Cleo Johnson, Ellen Evans, Lucille Heidt, Bill Learmonth, Nelson Sakotas, Alfred Kilheffer, Bert DeLancey. 2nd Row-Jack Stauffer, Jim Powell, Mrs. Byers, Lois Flynn, Ruth Williamson, Pat Jones, Joyce McMichaels, Billy Loesch. Under the supervision and direction of Mrs. Byers the Millcreek High School Orchestra completed another successful study and practice ofvgood music. The orchestra is one of the first musical organizations promoted by the High School. Bond lst Row-Awanda Graney, Dorothy Carson, Jean Pickup, Marjorie Graney, Mary Moore, Lois Flynn, Jean Wilkins, Mary Alice Walters. 2nd Row-Joyce McMichaels, Bill Learmoth, Harold Hanable, Harold Wiser, Mert Sawdey, Ken Lott. 3rd Row-Dennis Jacobson, George McCallum, Bert Rautine, Howard Rankin, Tom Gilbert Brown, Tom Miller, Jack Gott, Jack Seib. Flang! Clang! Clangf went the band. Don't tell me you haven't heard our band swinging it out. We have furnished entertainment between the halts at our football games. Yes, we even perform on muddy fields and on rainy days for your entertainment. We are also on hand at the pep meetings to get the student body in that Upeppy mood. SEM Moijoretles Jean Flick, Mary Conrath, Autumn Ceeder. The majorettes have worked hard this year to twirl for our football games and they have been on the job rain or shine. The students of Millcreek High School feel proud that they have the support of our capable Drum Majorettes. vV 35' ig' H? w ,z E J -E u?!f - I . 1 , Q 3?- , B , I , '9' i S: E 35 S 'H-. .J '17 C7 tar Student Bend Leaders . Jn-an Piykup, Bert De Lancey. 4th Period Chorus lst Row-Mary Fuhrman, Alberta Cowley, Donna Hunter, Virginia Vitmier, Mary Conrath, Pat Reed. 2nd Row-Martha Massing, Mary Ann Ahlberg, Dorothy Wettoraur, Mrs. Byers, Ada Kidder, Evanna Rathmell, Louise Feige. 3rd Row-Rich Norton, Ralph Jones, Dick Wolf, Bill Detisch, Jim Webster, Milton Maurer, Harry Shea. I 5th Period Chorus lst Row-Don Brown, Harrison Woods, George Rufini, Paul Nyberg, Paul Flick, Blair Walters, Bert DeLancey, Bill Quinn, Norm Kleckner. 2nd Row-Roberta Morgan, Mary Rose Dunsmore, Mildred Powell, Carolyn Cassidy, Margie Wells, Esther Kuhl, Phyllis Barcio, Sara Rogan, Anna Lindquist. 3rd Row-Jean Gott, Evelyn Schultz, Joyce Martin, Betty Michaelis, Louise Lind, Dorothy Baesch, Arlene Lininger, Myrna Eck, Laura Jean Bly, Doris Thor. 4th Row-Shirley Craytor, Arlene Gray, Patty Steiner, Jean Pflueger, Emma Ferree, Audrey Williams, Ruth Williamson. Mary Jane Rex, Phyllis Flynn, Roberta Killheffer. 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' . . ,'. ..' - 1 -v . s Y . . , .' ' .v L -v . - v f v 1' .a v ' V . ' v v . v v ' 1 . NYY , A . -S C! - l , 'A NU: YK K if 4 '1 All il! 1 . .05 Pgwx w V g F f 45 5' y nf . 751 I - T R571 ,N I at x X XX , L Q51 v -- f u X 4 1 . M1 x 'x 'P if P f..- ff .V AX I l'!. - .V X 6 W f N f ' , Qt ' fl 1+- ' , A I ' gf 2 ff Ng 'is' QL' 1' ' Y lcv gg lf' .Cf an f f rr 7 ,r A , 1. ml- 4 ,ful ,fx Nag V s 5- - .f Q i ,C gi. -- ' --... Q, - Footboll The Trojans returning with veteran material began their 1944 foot- ball season with a host of returning letter-men from last year's gridiron battles. They were Captain elect Jim Sheridan, Tom Wells, Bill Quinn, Mert Sawdey, Ken Messick, Norman Kleckner, Ray' Hedderick, Mike Pro- zan and Dave Long. Uncle Sam also held an important position on this year's team by' receiving two key men, who would have received varsity berths. Regular center Don Swanson chose the U. S. Merchant Marine while John Auld, an outstanding linesman enlisted in the U. S. Navy. Pre-season predictions by' local sportswriters and fans saw' the highly' rated Anderson men as the team to beat in the County Confeience this Veal Crucial battles raged throughout the grid season with d6C1SlXQ games between Lawlence Park Harboicieek Wesleyyille and Millcieek Emerg ing co champions for the Eastern DIXISIOD title were Lawrence Park and Millcieek who ended the year s competition with a like iecord five victories and one loss Monogram letter winners foi the concluded season are as follows Seniois Nelson Sakotas Dick Taylor Frank Ulraro Mike Prozan Norman Kleckner Daye Long Jerry Clark Mert Sawdey Jim Sheridan Bill Quinn Tom Wells Don Stoltz and manager Dick Wolt Juniois Ray Hedderick Jeiiy Kohl Wayne Wright Ken Messick Dewey Davis and Lain Fuchs Date Sept St pt 9' t l O 7 'Noi Nlillucck Footboll Summory Nlillcieek Nlillcieek Nlillcicek WllllCI66li Nlillf i cck Opponent Coin Lnion City Noith Eeast Hai boi creek XX eslcy y ille LEAGI L GAME T0'lAI S Opponents Scoie 70 28 8 200 10 0 N vs Q y 1 Q , w uv v. 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Wells. 3rd Row-Ken Lott, Dick Wolf, Mike Prozan, Bert DeLancey, Paul Flick, Larry Fusch, Kick Taylor, Dewey Davis, Wayne Wright, Frank Urraro, Mr. Gus Anderson, Richard Norton. -w--.lf ' 'K' 3 P Tm Shqqgan ICQ?-vq,u'L' I Aff - . , A , , M V . . 4' ,m , 3' ' 7 1 M 1 ' , ff' X I s 1 49,0 uf 3 .-a f-QKNMAI KJ4. 4. 3 K .X A ' 1 fx 3 Q . Q J ., kg saw.-m, M- ' 3 3, 1 A i' AJ 5 f r '1 1 , 1792 ' my-ffvf-'f if it A 'E .5 ':A . -4 - 72 73 . A .5 I , If s, N, ..,.... A .1 1 I' 1 BQcKf .AIA YVLC. I7 ,,A. 1 Q. , Q, 5. , ,545 ' , ,. ,, g 41. V K nun Uizns 'IP 7.8 Dave- o no zisnnn .!f' N A 62 nvrm Xiecknm- -Ig:-r-I C-IQ-VK do . . bf' , G .fl 1 J' A !v, FPQUK LLP mu-o ' R1 nd flown-1 ' . x , my ' '-'K 'Aff f,,,f.V Vvlwf Q. 'f -Q . 6, , , Y., md? SQWJCV N I , .-,-' ,p J' 'fl for 511 F4 if 5 us ' . ' ' O .n.s , V 'll 'K - 9 rg'w C+ 1 4 , W- .4. gg, . 'ya .1 . fi J S f ii! VIS' FNYAA 1' CAIN Con'- S havnt? T 1:57-F l 3 Tig: K.. ,fp H11-VCT' o NF 9,UlcY nXN'y'L . 3 mv. X 'Miha Kava!! ,mf Basketball Coach Gus Anderson turned out one of M1l1C198kS fmest basketball teams ln the school s h1story 1n thls 1944 45 season Th1s team was com posed of elght letummg lettelmen from the DTGYIOUS year and they were Faptam Jxm Sherldan Bert DeLancey Dlck Wolf Ray Hedderlck Charles Harrlngton Jerry Kohl B111 Qumn and Dave Long Mlllcreek stepped lnto a hlgher class of basketball thls season by p1ay1ng Strong Vlncent and Tech of the Clty and Conneaut Ohlo The Tloyans lost only one league contest all veal to vsln the Class A County Confelence Champ1onsh1p and thev cllmaxed the successful season when they dropped a breathtaker to Tech which dec1ded the Sectlon 1 D1St11Ct 10 basketball t1t1e Mlllcreek not only embedded m the memolles of thelr opponents and fans allke that they were a good passmg and shootmg team but also a team that pos sessed good sportsmanshlp and a w1ll to vym Basketball Summary LEAGUE GAMES Date January 1 Januarv Janauly January Janualy Janualy Febl ualy Febl ual y Febl ua1 x FQlJ1l1d1j 11911111311 If 9151113.11 Januax V 20 Mlllcreek M11lc1 eek Mlllcreek Mlllcreek M111C166k M111L169k M111c1eek Mxllcx eek M1llc1 eek M11lC166k Mlllueek lV1l1lC169k 1VI1l1t1eek Opponent Wesleyvllle Law rence Park Glrald North East Ha1bo1c1eek Cons Nolth East WQSl9WX1119 Coux Glldl d Ha1bo1c1 eek Umon Clty UDIOII Clty Score 55 32 41 29 42 36 46 29 32 21 38 29 48 24 40 20 52 3 3 37 12 28 29 Folfelt I'O1f6lt INDluPEN DENT f ANIES Date l1I111C16Llx 515 Oppontnts '1 7 Playoff Malch 1 M111ClL9k Tech 38 40 Home Games Noxcmbe1 30 Decembex December Detcmbel Januau 24 Wlfuth G lV11llCI9Qk Nhlltlcek Nllllueek Mxllueek x1lllC169k Nllllczeek Opponent NIcKean Strong, Vmtent Stlong Vmccnt Tech Conneaut Conneaut SLOIC 6618 3119 29 30 23 '2 41 31 Z8 9b . . , , . , . . . . J '. . . Y 1 . Y . , J 4 u . y K . . ' ' 2 : . V , . 1 4 I. v . . . y , w. y . . . if 0 ' ' - 4' V 16 ' ' f - 7 ' 19 ' - 23 - . 26 . . . . - .J 30 , . . .Dv - ar . . 2 ' . . . K - . .tv 6 ' . , V. ,' - ar . .t. 9 . .xv M- Q February 13 Millcreek Lawrence Park 54-45 ar . . ., 16 ' . .. . - 4: , . 20 ' ,. . . . , - 1 1 ..v A ' v ' X' uv . ' 1 ' . - ' ' v 1 v ' A ' ' '1 ' - lk 1' ' f ,' I L I 1 s as Av ,J u : A . Q 1 1 . I' 1' - ' 0 A' ' '1 ' . ' , . -A - 98 ' .. ak . , Y , H 'V . 4 I I 'f1... A 4 Q . A ' ' . 1 K K 1 Basketball lst Row-Larry Fusch, Ken Lott, Fred Angle, Dave Trask, Art Patterson, Dick Taylor. 2nd Row-Dick XVolf, Blow Hedderick, Jim Sheridan, Bert DeLancey, Bill Quinn, Charles Harrington. 3rd Row-Mr. Anderson, Dave Long, Herman Heclderick, Jack Roth, Jerry Kohl George Rufini, Mr. Grignol. Jim ll:r:c.lq,nL Cq,P'T'qfn il 4 Bev-T' Delaney I Bin qwann 'jf' 1 ff ff . f . - K ' 5 . M jg X ' , nm A yy. 7 . V ii, ,-' 22 Y 3 Q .V 3' D'ncK Ufoc I CO' CQ.P-ITL-H1 Q 0 Char-les Hanffnq-UH Tffj, - - J fi . s ' T1-' wcnfe i 3 6 1' is .11 Il , f -w-- 1 Geo!-qc Ruffnf ruff! Kok, .s Dave xvrwcz ,EJ XS.: 5 , 'M 'w'qk I-I-.IS T V ,W Y I fgf Q51 1- X , Ga 93v'L ' L 1 3 M 5551 W 'QE N uf 5 Lil., B 'W' 'Q' f f I L W 2 ,J I X f rv ' Q 5xl'i?QW' YNHKH SC ll AN Ya ff? 1 'Y 23? Wim QQ 'nlnif E.. r Q O47 4? X EQ,x X QL tif!! -f f M 'Q ' X ,X ,- I., 1 Nj C V K5 Iv 711, - - xxtgwgxln N :Ji-Z ep' I'-, V . I if aww! 5 ,l ' J ' ' X- I,. . ' . Q lm ' ' Rio ' yfffgz n k H Q A-g i gl , ff' g . ui ' - L X! sl . I . 'a x. Q, L5 miga' -QW D 5 ' X mf . , , u . if ' il HQ, hit f I-,N 'Z 15' VV X V bv' fly' , J! pw, XJ,-71.2 xg' I Q51 . l A I 5 . ,fyy AV 5 - rs J X' :fn f , , v 1 Yvv, 1 ww 11 rfjl ly 0 , 'Avi' PN W 'Mack f ' 'fm MN XA- J 1 J'f'!XM'N Su - Mo 'Q w ,w xt , I, ',, MK! ip! . fl '1 f . I 1,1 'l V ' xy -w'Nf 1 Y ff I Xxx' I-milk ll!! A f 55' x I 51 x ' 1 p'- ku ON - W r, ' XX X XX Q X N wx sy X I , VX vxxxx 6 5 Senlor Class Play 'Ihe SQIIIOI Class Plax Connectlcut Xfmkec it Ixmg Althul s Court undel the maste1 toathmg of A1185 Povsell was a huge success Inach actor plax ed hxs palt to a t The Senlols seemed to set a goal that mll be haul for othex classes to compete wlth The play was g1X9l'1 on December 4 and 8 1944 and It was mltten bs John G Fullel Thls plat was dlfferent than that usuallx chosen as 1 class plat Cast of Chal actel s Nils Bennett Counne Luther NI 111011 Bennett Dolothx Jane Zenk Hank Bennett Jlm Norton If lame Esthel Kuhl Sandy Calolsn Cassads Queen llltllglll le-I4 ax Pltlltla QDGHLCI Klllg Arthur Jlm Qherlrlan qll Lancelot Dlck Vlolf S11 Cvxaln Dfuul Long lvlllllll ll elnel Iillllilt' tluentc Belt Dal antu ' ' . -f. v H ' , ' . - J 'V c .. U , c I c , v ' . 44 H ' .N 1' P' g .K v, N v 1. v . -1 X. 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Z1-nk, C'urulyn Fassady, Esthur Kuhl, Pat Spencer, Werner Hinkle, Jim Shvliduu, Arlvm- Fletchvr, Dick Wulf, Iluvm- Imxlgf. 2nd Huw-.lilll Nnrtull, f'4ll'illIlt' 1.uthl'l', Bn-rt l3v.'I.uI1L'l'5'. .1 111111011 C1c1ss P1c1y 1 11 1111 L1 1 N111 11 N dx 1 11 1 1 111100 11111 NN 11 1111111 1g11 11 S1111 1111 11111 11.11 111111111 111 Ch1111s C1Q111ge Though a 111me11x th1 ax 111 1111111 ID111141S1D1'1X of 1111 11111 th1 11'1s11 human 1mot11111s C KST OI' CHARACTERS 1 1114111 N111111 1111 111111 11111 11111 111 1 f111111111g' . 111 C111 IN It 111111 N11 111 111 1 1 111 1 N 1 S11 18 N 11 11111111S111111111 11 11K11111111'X 'I'111 ffhz11'111i11g 1 1' 11 was 111'11.'e 111 by 1h11 J1111i111'.' 111111 1111111111 1111112 G1'?l1 1111 April 26 211111 QT, 1941 111111111' 1111 t4 111' N11 .',' 11 11z11111, the p1z1y 11' '1 2 ' -2 .5 css, J z'. 1, p, ..' , lv 2. ,S ', . ' . 1 uv, , t 213 1 '.'1 I' N52 .1 13 1 ' 1l1'111'111'11z1 L11111- .....1,,....,.,,.....,..............,....... . ' . 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He trained and he drilled, in w'al s dread art Until it was time for his ship to depart. He bid his love and his folks goodby And he laughed again, a tear in his eye. At sea he watched the ocean blue, While veterans told of things they knew. 1 Then came the dred word: tomorroyv's the day, Still he laughed but noyv in a nervous way. That night he lay and dreamed of home And the COl1IltlyQlflQ yyhere he loved to 103m He drempt of Sally so ylbrant and gay And sleeping he laughed lll a soften way Then came dawn the attack was made He prayed then went IH with the second yvaye He killed and advanced and killed some more Now his laugh was filled with the hate of war Then came the planes to support the attack They fought and at last droye the enemy back our flag floated o er that bloody Sh019 But he lay still hed laughed no more Ol those who fought and bled and died May we who are left on this the peaceful side SVSGAI by God that while we stand lNo enemy shall eyel lnyade our land Joe Tice Fle enth Clade Greet Grandmother Gleat glandmothel yyas flllgcll steln and lIlClllStl10LlN She had a dly humol and ln 1Il9Xh3LlSt1lJlL supply of ployelbs She yyas about tlye feet tall and yely delicate ln appeal lnce Hel QYDIGSSIOH yyas glllll and de velmlned though as she glew lllllel the lilies somewhat lelalced She yyas 6Ytl9IT'l6lX paltlculal about the cloth es of helself and hel suen dlugll t6lN My glandmothel used to say We might not haye buttel fol Olll coats My gleat grandtathel yyas a simple tlustlng man alyyays betom ing lnyolyed ln business deals that left him pO0l6l than eyel GIQAT gl llllll'YlOtl'l6l lan the hon ehold she dloye helselt ind eyelyonc el e lll the tamlly Hel husband yyas l0l8X61 plotettlng one ot the glIlS tlom hcl yyl ith The glllN loyed thell fathel as much a they fe lled thell nlothsl en lll yay st k lu husband Cleat gldllllmirlhbl went to llye yylth hel fY'l3.Ill6Cl daughtels At tel the death ot aunt Belle Clelt gldIlClITlOtl l61 though tal past hel pllnle kept house fol hel son ln law alld thlee gl lllflthlltllell KX hell Lntle It l8mdl116Cl he went t y yylth hel youngest daughtel my glandmothel As Cleat glandmothtl glew olclcl hel KldLlg'hl.LlN lhdlllkyl thit It yy 18 neecsslty not hal hne that made htl dllye them so hall lll thell childhood She spent most ol hel time ln Illelltllllg quilting and thet and seyy Hel HLIYNLIOLIS gland llltll yyele ycly fond of hel age ind 0Cl'Ill0ll had mellowed h l con lclclably She alyyays l9lcllIltyl h thllft hel tayollte exple sion was Wlllful waste llllllgS yyoeful want W hen the little old lady died a s langel lltytl would hlye leallf t e Ntltbllg' IIHDIQN lflll sht lett on thy nl8nlllllt'N ot hel thlldlen incl gldllll thlldlen Joan BXGIN Pleyenth flllll I . . ev? 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'. , . , St .. . Q., . . 2 ., :lcd H2 I - L- y l - . . h , L. . ' . ws' K. y ' . 4 L' . 4 S 'tv yi . 1' . A .' .' A. ' A . . ' - , 2 .. - yl h l a ' 1 lay j hor: 1 il l l hel' - ' 'f , K. . ' 1. . - -. , . ., I I N , . .. . G iv, ,gui l Short Story Johnson's chin was cupped in his hands and he sat staring at the floor with a solid expression. The cell was dark except for the slender beams of light which streamed in between the steel bars The bars were cold grav and Johnson had learned to hate the morose shadows they cast into hrs cell He sat motionless on his bunk as though he were a bronze statue rn some Chicago park A black little cockroach rn the corner of the cell kept running wrld ly up and down the wall Johnson ob served rt with the interest of a per son about to take hrs last glimpse at the marvels of creation He was a well hurlt man with broad powerful shoulders and a frrm set Jaw Hrs sad gray eyes calculated the agrtat ing movements of the insect as rt dashed fanatrcally about Outside hrs cell was a long narrow corridor lined w1th cells similar to hrs own Sliding hrs long fingers through hrs tousled hair he stood erect and stretched hrs arms above hrs head Then he laborously scuffled over to the cell door and pressed hrs cheek between the cold bars From this positron he could see the large electric clock above the main gate Its stout hands told hrm rt was seyen forty frye At the other end of the long corrr dor the small channel gate clanged monotonously open and shut The hands of the prison clock had slowly approached the nine Johnson was still srttrng on the bunk but he raised hrs head when he heard foot steps echoing down the hall As a thin ray of flrckerrng light shone across hrs face one could see passing hours A few gray hairs now lrned hrs once dark temples and hrs face carried an expressron of anx re y Father Duskey ond a slender prrs on guard paused momentarily beforc hc cell block Then quietly the priest entcred the cell and sat down on thc bunk opposite Johnson For a long time they sat rn silence listening to the guards heayy heals echo down thc long corridor 'Ihen suddenly thc priest broke the silence with a soft fluent yorce I suppose you know why I c come Johnson Johnson nodded and answered in a melancholy tone. Yes, I know, Father. The prisoners forehead was per- spiring with a cold sweat and he sat rubbing his hands together in per- petual rhythm Father Duskey lard a prayer book on the bunk and calmly began pag ing through a worn Bible Then slow ly he began to read the twenty third Psalm as though he had not memor ized rt from constant repetition When he had frnally finished he picked up the prayer book and sat down next to the prisoner Do you want to pray with me son? he asked Why should I said Johnson Ive been praying all week and look what rt s got me All right son but you look like the kind of a man who could and does pray Im sorry Father sard Johnson please forgive me Im a brt upset The two dark figures knelt placing their folded hands on the hard bunk The priest began muttering hrs pray er asking the 'Vhghty Creator to for grye those of hrs flock who had gone astray Johnson spoke for aw hrle but then he bit hrs lrp so that the priest might not hear hrs choking words He was not the krnd of man to cry but he had thought of hrs lovely wife and the laughing ey es of lrttle Prrs cr a For a short moment remrnrscence of happy days of laughter and ex crtement flooded hrs dwindling mem ory But swiftly as the yrsron had come rt faded 1nto darkness again and he found himself staring at the The priest had risen and was watching Johnson with intense inter est Slowly the weary prisoner rosc to his feet Gotta cigarette he said sudden ly as though seeking to rencyy '1 con ycrsatron Sure said the priest handrng him one from a handsome srlyercasc I didnt know that men of thc order smoked I dont but I knew you d hc yyant mg a smoke Johnson lit the crgarettc and took a deep drag He held it momentarily ' . l. L . '- J . ll ' ' v ' Y! , - . . A ,. , , , ll YY ' ' I u L J - CK 7 ' ' I' - . . . ' 7 77 . ,, . . ' ! ! . . . - . Y! . . . . .. ,, , ,, . ' 7 ' ' li ' ! ' 9: 7 7 ' U . A - . 7 . a Y I , . K , ,- ,i . . . Y u' .- . V Y . Y . . Q . . ' ' 'll . ' V s . . K v r . . , ' r ' 1 Y' ' . . . . , r that he was growing older with the cold sweating wall. ' iw v v I v ' 1 ' 'r ' r ' . I ' ' D v' ' 1 ' '- ' . ' K' I '.A A' x tj- 'S . . s A- v A. - US- as ' on 1 - Q - . s . S ' v s , , ' ' - 1 x V . l , 4 I ' Q I . - . - 3 ,,.. - 1 ' ' L' ' ' as H ' - . . ' r n , . ' L L f ' ' y v r y , , . . ,, . , Y X P , , H X 1 ..' 1 ' . . , ' - .' -. - ' 1 I I K. H , , ' 8' ' 1 v . - . . 1 ,, U S X. lv v v tv 'V y kv ' .' 1 s 1 . I' '- 1 ' -' , , . . . . . K and then blew it gently out of the corner of his mouth. You're a thoughtful guy, aren't you, Father ? said the prisoner. The priest did not answer right away but when he did he had changed the subject of conyersatron Im not said Johnson Im rn nocent Sure I know they all say that but rn my case its true The conversation was stalled once agarn and the priest sat down on the bunk Johnson walked to the cell door and began drumming his frn gers neryously on the cross bars Do you want to tell me about rt son asked the priest No said Johnson Im afraid rt s too late Ive only got a few min utes left Its never too late Johnson you know that Johnson gave a sarcastic little laugh and almost choked from the lump rn hrs throat You know something Father lrfe rs like a strange enchanting dream where the innocent suffer with the guilty What makes you think that? Well you know when one kills someone because that person has hurt and drsarrarrged one s lrfe he rs tried found gurlty and electrocuted But when certarn rndrvrduals with frnancral backing commit felonies and frauds which makes one shudder to think about they then receive praise and encouragement to pro mote their so called relrgrous and God fearing ideals Thats quite a speech Johnson you sound like a lawyer I am said the prisoner I mean I was a lawyer ll hy yyere you brought here' asked the priest as though he hfrd the right to know I told you I didnt want to talk about rt answered the prisoner You know something Father for a priest you re an awful nosey guy Do you want me to leaye No I like you Why ' asked the prrest hrs eyes smrlrng rn hrs secret way I dont know said Johnson I think its your frarrkness or some thing Are you sure you don't want to tell me about it? asked the priest again. I'm not sure that- Suddenly two uniformed prison guards appeared before the small cell block The tall thin guard slrd a key rn the lock and turned rt slowly as though he sought to cheat trm The lock gave a loud dull click and the cell door swung open Your times up Johnson sfud the guard Johnson just stood staring at the lock for a moment and then walked slowly out of hrs cell Father Duskey followed placing a steadyrng hand on hrs shoulder A guard kicked the cell door shut and rt clanged norsrly The two guards stepped automatrcally to Johnson s side and the death march had begun Johnson felt the frrm grrp of thc guards at hrs elbow and he knew there was no escape It seemed though the march would never end and yet he knew that each step brought hrm closer to death He could hear the priest softly mumbling a prayer to guide and comfort hrm on hrs Journey of darkness The prisoners rn the cells lrnrng the corridor peered out eager to catch the emotional strain on the condemned man s face Johnson looked at the priest and saw he was praying rn deep concen tration Suddenly he was fascinated by the large growth next to the priests little nose How strange he thought that this lrttle curiosity should arouse hrs interest rn the last hour of hrs lrfe He had not noticed rt rn the darkness of hrs cell but now he saw that despite the growth rt was a kind face Suddenly they turned the corner rn the corridor and entered the small room where he yyould dre The guards quickly straped hrm rn a crude yyoo den chair lined yyrth electrrcfrl at tachmcnts He felt the cold steel bowl being placed on hrs shay err head and he tried desperately to struggle free A guard rn the corner of the dingy room glanced at hrs watch and sayy that the time had arrry ed John son felt a trrrglrrrg sensatrorr rush through his bodv and rwoke startled by the rrngrrrg of the alarm clock Werner Hrnkle Twelfth Grade 9 . . 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A woomcx Plflasl-3 Marlo of' lure importt-rl or rlomvstic- woofl A wiflo 1'2ll1f.f'0 of colors for your st-lection Anything from a Card to a Catalog Sem- them at the Totem Pole Woodcraft Shop 6,13 West 26th Street ur Phone CG' 313 3,101 ww Lake 1203.1 Phone 38-844 lil-if-V Pu l' ' f Congratulations to the Class of 1945 Complmemb O The Dutchess Shoppe . . . t'Th L'l Sh ' T' S Rad1oandAppl1anceServ1ce 9 me oppc m mms quam 105 VVest 10th Street F-' P John J Honey HQ Phone 40 150 A Buffalo Road Vleslqwllle 1103 Lmden Axe Phone 36 633 Phone 84 181 SCl'111H1D61 B1 os FEED GRAIN CO-XI FOKF Slgma Eta Ph1 Pho 10 06 436 Belle Xallex Pa B F Flelds St1t71nge1 Barbel Shop MONING K STORAKI .2208 R lspbuxx Stl t mt 24?1 Lowland Ave 1 21 A a n a aoo A A a6X1f6YfB1nrfNo'YAaoo A A , , a. . 391' , ' Q I D V 1 - I. i I K . , - . - , 1 - , 1 V . A v .wx ' . '1 . . . . . I 1 L A 4 a L A I 1 ' ' A A . - - - ' - . . , H, 1Jizl',-0,11 Agt-nt-- United Yan Lines. 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Mandolin Spanish and Il-xwuiian Guitars Xylophone Banjo F - pu-ssion D 1m-itic Art Sight Singing l'hm-ory Music-'ll Knowledge Harmony l'ounta1'point and Compoeition Certificatee Iwdllllll on tht Nxtisfactoix completion of ch gl 166. Iolcltlx and all lY1f0lYT'l'tIlOIl on rmquext Nux pupils mn begin it IIIX time biamludtlon iouixu Iiuqutnt student uutnls M1llCTG6k Hlgh School Photographs by FRANK SCHAUBLE STUDIOS 113 West Tenth Street Phone 24 268 fAcroSs from the TITYIQS, Y E: 2 Q N S ' . ff' M 5 : C f 2 75 l i- A , f ,- V ' -3 A. - - - - ' :' I - D ' - 1- J ' - 5' 5 E 2? 4 , , , - k J Q., L ,-. 1 0' f 1 ' - ' A V A ' , - : L '- 29 4 1 .: , - 1, 7: f D' 'A ... ,. V V 2. Z 1 Z :C 1 V 2 V -- rf -f f-Q Z 2 1 . ' - A f ' 2 F f A 5 3 . , ' A 4 - - - V A H E, Q e ree Y ' ' V ' - 1 1' 7 - 0 - ' ' .. E : Q A ' f H - ' 1 - - H ff xi . if A A ' ' 4 ' f- I af - ,V - A V 3, H if 4 ,,. ' . 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J-A fax OO 997' 4149 09 Pxotane xs servmg the needs of our Vlctory Program and we know you wlll agree that our efforts In thls dl lectlon must come fxrst At the same time we are domg everythlng IH our power to help our establlslmed custo mers through the Emergencs PROTANE GAS SERVICE Powell Avenue Phone 38 911 Compllments of Johnson Metal Products, Co Erie, Pa Scrlver Lumber Company Under New Viaduct on Powell Avenue We Carly the Most Complete Stock 1n Northwestern Pennsylvama Everythmg Fxom th Ground Up We Del ver Phone 34 651 Oni In AN A A fa A A ax ru'lgXFf5N1T6N16N oloX1loMo1faN1faN A A are JN M N6 al fu M6 1 ll fa ll A A A A A Q EI - ' ' , -.:. - V . 3 :K 1 .1 Y ' ' Y v 6. if -4' - 24 . . . Q1 .1 1 1' ' :gl M Q4 21 ,H E. fi' ' ' 3 EQ Q, 3. N. . . Q. ,H Q, .1 'I .l u ' , Q u :.' i - :H 9, Q. 94 it 9 QL ' lf' l1.?Q'2I?77T?l1f' xii? :if T 7'1i f ' T' 7f7 x'Tf' V' '? 'x'f I li! 1'ff'x ' 17' 7' 'T' -. ' f 'N -.'1f'37' iET 5.ZfE' 'iff i Fi 'ff ,