Millcreek High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1947 volume:

77 KLIVIT 37 ff? rm 71 ,QA4 K xf 1 f' 1 , Lf 1 If . . , ydff g7!fw,Q,fQ, , L 'L fx!! '7 Nfl A ,ff,, THE KALDRO NOLKJII-I XXI 1911-7 5 L' Gp 009 Q I v fm 'L , Fl w z I 'V Q 'P 5 QRS Asswwb PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE SENIOR CLASS ov MILLCREEK HIGH SCHOOL ERIE COUNTY ERIE, PENNSYLNAANIA School Song Once again as our schoolmates assemble, We feign to lift our hearts in song, To our high school, our dear alma mater, Let gladness the moment prolong: We are proud of our lads and our lasses And honors won in days gone by. Soon for us will our school days be ended And dreams of youth that fade so fast, For We know that our hearts often ponder On memories of scenes that are pastg There are joys that will long be remembered And friendships too that ne'e.r can die. So here's a cheer for our old school For our old high school, our dear old high. 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 go by, You'll find us ready and steady- Boosting for Millcreek High. 4 The Foreword We, the Kaldron Staff of 1947, in editing this twenty-first edition, have endeavored to present the highlights of our senior year on our road to graduation. We have attempted to create a permanent record which will recall to memory the many pleasures we have enjoyed in this fleeting year of fellowship. We have tried to edit our yearbook with all the modern thoughts and ideas suggested in our theme . . . The Modern World . The World of Tomorrow: the peaceful world, given to us, the statesmen and businessmen of the future. 5 The Class of 1947 Dedicates this 21st edition of the Kcildron to Mr. Johnson CYRIL JOHNSON We are proud of his work about the school, which is evident in the careful and effective training he has given so many interested in shop mechanics. His untiring efforts and friendly help- fulness have made him a respected friend of the entire school. 6 , F Fl C U L. T XJ Gus Anderson Health Physical Education Penn State Summer School Colgate University. B.S. Football Coach Basketball Coach James A. Barr Biology Cornell University. B.A. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. Hub Advisor Alfred E. Bloch Art Edinboro State Teachers College Hub Advisor Freda Bodendorfer Home Economics Indiana State Teachers College Girl Reserve Sponsor Home Ec Club if ,, 5 ' f Roy Bolkey History Civics Edinboro State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Faculty Manager of Athletics Kenneth Buckham English Westminister College University of Wisconsin University of Southern California Senior Class Advisor Lulu M. Byers Music Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Mus. B. Carnegie Institute of Technology. M.A. University of Pittsburgh Elizabeth Dailey English Mercyhurst College, B.A. Fordham University. M.A. Villa Maria College Pennsylvania State Teachers College Debate Minnie Mae Fry English Edinboro State Teachers College Penn State University of Pittsburgh. B.S. Senior Commencement Sarah Galbo Shorthand Bookkeeping Typing Geography Villa Maria College Edinboro State Teachers College Junior Class Play Eighth Grade Advisor Mary Ann Gerbracht History Biology University of Pittsburgh, B.A. M. Ed. Raymond W. Hayes Chemistry University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Va. Polytechnic Institute,B.S. Chemical Engineering Hi-Y Sponsor Beta and Gamma N atalya Holland English Grove City College, A.B. University of Pittsburgh Columbia University Senior Class Advisor Senior Class Play Cyril Johnson Industrial Arts l Edinhoro State Teachers College, B.S. California State Teac-hers College Millesvillc State Teachers College Margaret Johnson Spanish Algebra Allegheny College, A.B. University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. Hall Patrol Sophomore Class Advisor John J. Kola Social Science Findlay College Assistant Coach 'xii 4 ' . 0 i F u Roy Korrell Mathematirs University of Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teachers College Kaldron Advisor Junior Class Advisor Andrew Lloyd Bookkeeping Civics Grove City, B.S.C. Edinboro State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Junior Class Advisor Katherine MacKenzie English Pennsylvania College for Women Penn State Extension University of Pittsburgh Amos Nason Physics General Science Defiance College, A.B. Ohio State University Jeffery Payne Vocational Agriculture Penn State Carnegie Tech FFA Advisor Marion L. Plum Social Studies Allegheny College National Honor Society Margaret Powell Librarian Heidelberg, A.B. Allegheny College Library Club Dorothea Samuelson Physical Education Health Slippery Rock. B.S. Cheer Leaders GAC Advisor Janet Schmidt Mathematics Penn State. A.B. University of Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teachers College Girl Reserves Advisor Thelma Spanzy English Oklahoma College for Women East Central College Junior Class Play John R. Swift History Edinboro State Teachers College. B.S. University of Pittsburgh ww , 1' A , . 55- :::: H -3 ' lf 5 'ei ....: Aiw a E' .::'5. I, Q11-p.:. .:. .. .. . .:. M x 9 ,1 V 4 W? fi as 5 ig, , 3 2 V Ei .:-5:2 5 ' zsi' :: Q: :g:2:g5.,:: :.. gi-' 5 . ,Z sg Helen Zuck Shorthand Typing Grove City, B.S. in Commerce University of Pittsburgh Kaldron Advisor Commercial Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor Edith Davis Nurse Corry Hospital B. A. Goodrich High School Principal University of Pittsburgh. A.B.. M. Ed. Edinboro State Teachers College Penn State ' Safety Patrol Ruth Blair Secretary Millcreek High School ADMINISTRATION ha ,if I2 'ii James S. Wilson Supervising Principal Grove City College. B.S. University of Pittsburgh. M. Ee. Ad. Student Council Advisor Charles E. LeMasters Vocational Guidance Denison University. B.A. University of Pittsburgh, M. Lett. Bowling Green State University Marion Detisch Secretary Millcre-ek High School SCHOOL Mr. William Connor President School Board Mr. William Simonsen Secretary School Board Mrs. James Proudler Vice President School Board Mr. James W. Evans Treasurer School Board BOARD Mr. Emil Pearson Member School Board Mr. George Schau Member School Board Mr. Thomas Willis Member School Board Mr. Frank Schrimper Member School Board Putty Bergol' Kathy Anderson Miss Bmiendorfvr Nita Hartley Rm' YVeavvr Walt Smith Joyce ML'MiCilllQAi Ann Skapuru Betty XVzxddimr Marian Stussmeister Art Pattersun Jaan-k Adams G2ll'3' Ccmnuvm-r Dun Lum' l'uuI HllDll'I' Run Swanson Ge-urge Von Hunk Rm-ml Peters Mr. Johnson Wait Smith Bob Flick ENIOIQ Kathryn Jean Anderson Class Officer 1. 4 Commencement Usher 3 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Hall Monitor 1 Home Ec. Club 2. 3. 4 Kaldron Staff 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Plav Cast 3 Play Staff 4 Red Cross 1 Student Council 2 Regional FHA State Officer 4 Shirley Ann Chapman Class Officer 2, 4 Commencement Usher 3 Commercial Club 4 GAC 1, 2, 3. 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Officer 3, 4 Girls' A Capella 4 Hub Staff 3, 4 Kaldron Staff 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 Play Cast 4 Play Staff 3 Richard G. Zahner A Capella 4 Class Omficer 4 Commencement Usher 3 Debate 2. 3. 4 Hall Patrol 4 Hi-Y 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Cast 4 Play Staff 3 Spring Festival Cast 3 R.oger T. Harrington Basketball Manager 4 Class Basketball 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Class Mushball 3. 4 Commencement Usher 3 FFA 1, 2. 3. 4 Officer 4 FFA Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4 Hi-Y Beta 4 Hub Staff 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Cast 3 Jack Adams u Kaldron Staff 4 Stage Crew 3. 4 Mary Ann Ahlberg A Capella 2, .3. 4 Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Operetta Cast 2 Play Staff 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Samuel Anthony Allevato Band 3, 4 Hall Patrol 1. 2. 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Play Staff 3 James Joseph Arndt Dorothy Lou Arnhold GAC 1. 2. 3 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Kaldron Staff' 4 Library Assistant 4 Play Staff 3. 4 Senior Activities Committee Harold Rudolph Arnold Baccalaureate Usher 3 FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 Hall Monitor 3 Hall Patrol 3. 4 Play Staff 3 Marilyn Louise Auld GAC 1. 2. 3. 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Girls' A Capella 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Library Assistant 4 Play Cast 4 Play Staff 3 Spring Festival Cast 3 Donald Elro Bedo Class Officer 2 Drum Major 3, 4 Hall Monitor 2 Hi-Y 4 Kaldron Editor 4 Musical Presentation 3 Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4 Play Cast 3 Play Staff 4 Patty Lou Berger Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Hall Monitor B Home Ee. Club 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Staff 3. 4 Red Cross 2 Spring Festival Cast 3 Student Council 1 Lorraine Otillia Black Girl Reserves 2. 3 Laura Jean Bly A Capella 2. 3. 4 Captain Crossbones 2 Debate 2. 3, 4 GAC 2. 3. 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Hall Monitor 3 Play Staff 4 Red Cross 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Shirley Mae Brown Baccalaureate Usher 3 Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Staff 3. 4 i I 7 Ruby Marie Brozell Girl Reserves 3. 4 Hall Monitor 3 Home Ee. Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Play Staff 3. 4 Lawrence Fred Buetikofer Class Mushball 3. 4 Commencement Usher 3 Football 3. 4 Hall Monitor 2. 3 Hall Patrol 1. 2 Hi-Y 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Staff 4 Red Cross 4 Student Council 1 Autumn Elaine Ceeder A Capella 3 Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4 Hub Staff 3, 4 Play Staff 3. 4 Sally Ann Christensen Baccalaureate Usher 3 GAC 2, 3. 4 Girls' Chorus 4 Hub Staff' 4 Operetta Staff 1 Play Staff 4 Red Cross Officer 1 Spring Festival Staff 3 J ack Ray Comeau Band 3. 4 Class Officer 2, 3 Commencement Usher 3 FFA 1. 2, 3. 4 Officer 3, 4 FFA Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3 Hall Patrol 3, 4 Play Cast 4 Red Cross 1 Spring Festival Cast 3 Student Council 2 Mary J emison Conrath A Capella 1. 2. 3. 4 Cheerleader 4 Commencement Usher 3 Double Quartet 1. 2, 3. 4 GAC 1. 2. 3. 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 Girls' Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4 Hub Staff 3. 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Red Cross 1. 2 Margaret E. Dahlquist Baccalaureate Attendant 3 Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 Commencement Usher 3 GAC 1. 2. 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Officer 2, 3, 4 Girls' Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4 Hub Stall' 4 Kaldron Staff 3., 4 Mixed A Capella 4 Play Cast 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Erika Carola Denk Girl Reserves 4 Play Staff 4 Marian Freida Dimick Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4 Play Staff 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Virginia Lois Dreger Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Home Ee. Club 4 Play Staff 3. 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Alan Leo Dunsmore Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Mushball 1. 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Commencement Usher 3 Football 2, 3. 4 Hall Monitor 3 Hall Patrol 3 Hi-Y Club Officer 4 Hub Staff 4 Kaldron Staff 4 John Mark Dylewski Commencement Usher 3 FFA 2, 3, 4 FFA Basketball 4 Hall Patrol 3, 4 Play Staff 4 'Bb , .Ri W' 1 if g' 5 its ' ziifklli nfl! , '5l'2il1i? ,A 'ezggi 2219242135 4 WN .. ' - :: -::f:f- - -:::'1EI'2.- - :E2.2- 7 W 7 ii, .J ,I W . we -gE2EZI:fE I ' .if Q M L 5 -L M- v -' M.. 3 ali' ,.,. - 1 dual. ,,,. Myrna Lee Eck A Capella 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 4 Hall Monitor 2 Operetta Staff 2 Play Staff 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Spring Festival Cast 3 Earl Williams Evans FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Play Staff 4 Louise Mary F eige A Capella 2 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Chorus 2 Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 2, 4 Hub Staff 4 Play Staff 3. 4 Emma Mary Ann Ferree A Capella 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 GAC 2, 3. 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4 Girls' Basketball 2. 3, 4 Girls' Volleyball 2. 3, 4 Operetta Staff 1. 2 Play Staff 3, 4 Spring Festival 3 Esther W. Fletcher GAC 1. 2. 3, 4 Girls' Basketball 2. 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4 Girls' Volleyball 1. 2, 3 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Cast 3 Play Staff 4 Red Cross 1 Jeanne Marie Flick GAC 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Girls' A Capella 3 Hall Monitor 2. 3 Kaldron Staff 3 Majorette 2. 3. 4 Mixed A Capella 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Red Cross 3 Officer 3 Spring Festival 3 Volleyball 4 Paul H. Flick A Capella 2. 3 Boys' Glee Club 3 Class Basketball 1. Z.. 3 Class Mushball 4 Commencement Usher 3 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Operetta Cast 2 Play Cast 3 Spring Festival Cast 3 Student Council 1 Robert A. Flick FFA 3. 4 Hall Patrol 3 Play Staff' 4 Prom Committee 3 41 ,-Mi' 20 49 wk 4 3 ' ff Neva Ruth Flynn GAC 1. 2. 3. 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Girls' Basketball 3, 4 Girls' Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Staff 4 Norma Jean Fratto A Capella 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3 Library Assistant 2 Play Staff 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Red Cross 1 Spring Festival Staff 3 Kenneth E. Fugate Football 3. 4 Stage Crew 1, 2. 3. 4 Eugene Frank Fuhrer Band 3, 4 Commencement Usher 3 FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 Ofinicer 4 FFA Basketball 3., 4 Hall Patrol 3. 4 Play Cast 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Ann Gertrude Gorney A Capella 4 Chorus 4 Commercial Club 4 GAC 1. 2. 3. 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Hall Monitor 1. 2 Play Staff 3. 4 Red Cross 1 Dorothy Mae Grames Commercial Club 4 Officer 4 GAC 2, 3. 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4 Hub Staff 3. 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Stat? 3. 4 Student Council 2 Carl A. Guerin FFA 1, 2. 3. 4 FFA Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4 Parking Patrol 4 Gerald David Harding Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Mushball 1, 2, 3. 4 Red Cross 1. 2 Student Council 3 fmt, Rita Juanita Hartley GAC 4 Girl Reserves 2. B. 4 Home Ec. Club 4 Majorette 3. 4 Play Cast 4 Play Staff 3 Spring Festival Cast 3 Student Council 3 Mary Lois Haywiser Girl Reserves 4 Hall Monitor 2 Play Staff 4 Cletus Lester Henry FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 Hall Patrol 3. 4 Elinor Helen Herhold A Capella 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4 Girls' Choir 3 Play Staff 3. 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Etta Jean Ruth Herhold Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Girls' Choir 4 Hub Staff 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Cast 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Lois Jean Hinkle Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 1 Play Staff 4 Mary Ann Hook Chorus 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Kaldron Staff 3 Play Staff 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Robert H. Johnson A Capella 4 Band 4 Chorus 4 Commencement Usher 3 Orchestra 4 Play Cast 4 fiom- r---f , 5 5 Kenneth Eugene Joslin Commencement Usher 3 Hall Patrol 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3. 4 Betty M. Komora Commencement Usher 3 GAC 4 Girl Reserves 3. 4 Girls' Choir 4 Girls' Volleyball 4 Hub Staff 4 Play Cast 3 Play Staff 4 Red Cross 3 Spring Festival Cast 3 Maxine June Lafferty A Capella 3 Chorus 3 GAC 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4 Kaldron Staff 44 Majorette 3. 4 Play Cast 4 Play Staff 3 Spring Festival Cast 3 Alice Ann Laughlin Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4 Play Staff 4 Alice L. Lewis Girl Reserves 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 4 Play Staff 3. 4 Thora Lillian Lewis Girl Reserves 2 Home Ec. Club 2, 3. 4 Officer 3, 4 Play Staff 4 Betty .lane Lindberg Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Home Ee. Club 4 Play Staff 4 Donald G. Love Band 3 FFA l, 2. 3. 4 Officer 3 -'L Hall Monitor 1 Hall 'Patrol 3, 4 I-Iub Staff 3. 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Keystone Degree 3. 4 Play Stall' 3 ,ww Elsie Louise Lyons Band 4 GAC 2. 3. 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Play Staff 4 James Edward Lytle A Capella 4 Basketball 4 Class Basketball 1. 2. 3 Class Mushball 1. 2. 3, 4 Football 2. 3. 4' Hi-Y 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Red Cross 4 Autumn Joyce Martin A Capella 2, 3. 4 Commencement Usher 3 GAC 4 Olficer 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Officer 4 Home Ec. Club 4 Kaldron Staff 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Operetta Cast 2 Play Cast 3 Play Staff 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Richard S. Metzgar A Capella 4 Basketball 3. 4 Class Basketball 1, 2 Class Mushball 1, 2. 3. 4 Hall Monitor 3 Hi-Y 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Musical Presentation 3 Play Cast 4 Play Staff 3 Red Cross 2 Betty Jane Michaels A Capella 2. 3. 4 GAC 2. 3. 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4 Girls' Choir 3 Operetta Cast 2 Play Staff 3. 4 Red Cross 1. 2, 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Eleanor Mae Milks Baccalaureate Usherette 3 GAC 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4 Hall Monitor 3 Play Cast 4 Gladys Jo MacKenzie A Capella 3. 4 Class Officer 3 Commencement Usher 3 Debate 2, 3. 4 GAC 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Hall Monitor 2 Kaldron Stafl' 4 Play Cast 4 Play Staff 3 Red Cross 4 Officer 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Carolyn Edna Morrow A Capella 3. 4 Debate 3. 4 Double Quartet 3, 4 GAC 3. 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Girls' Basketball 3. 4 Hub Staff 3. 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Cast 3 Play Staff 4 Red Cross 3 Spring Festival 3 4 all 24 Florence Eudora McCumber Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3 Hall Monitor 2 Prom Committee 3 Joyce Evans M A, Capella 4 Band 2 Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. Hub Staff 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Orchestra 2. 3. 4 Play Staff 3. 4 Red Cross 4 Spring Festival Ca Student Council 2 S Arthur Elliot P Basketball 2. 3, 4 Class Basketball 1. Class Mushball 1, 2. Football 3, 4 cMichael 4 t3 atterson 2 3.4 Football Manager 1, 2 Hall Patrol 3 Hi-Y 4 Stage Crew 1. 2, 3. 4 Thomas Edward Peacock Class Officer 1 Commencement Usher 2 FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 Play Stall' 3. 4 Class Mushball 2 Hall Patrol 1 Hi Y Kaldron Staff Prom Committee Richard Joseph Pitetti .sw - ,3.4 . p . 2, 3, 4 .ig ie, 1 ' my staff 4 . il' ..o. .. ' 3 .1 ' L A.,, , ,, Jean Lenora Pflueger A Capella Chorus 1, 2. 3, GAC 2, 3. Girls' Basketball 2. 3, Girls' Volleyball 2, 3, Operetta Staff 1, Play Staff 3. Spring Festival Staff 4 4 4 4 4 2 4 3 Howard William Rankin Band 2, Class Basketball 3, Class Mushball 3. Football 2, 3. Hall Patrol 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y Kaldron Staff Orchestra Parking Patrol 2, 3, Red Cross 2, 3. 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Nancy Mae Rautine GAC 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3. Hall Monitor Kaldron Staff National Honor Society 3, Play Cast Student Council 4 4 1 4 4 3 1 Nancy Ann Richard Chorus 4 Commencement Usher 3 GAC 1. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Girls' Volleyball 1, 4 Kaldron Staff 3, 4 Majorette 2, 4 Play Cast 4 Play Staff 3 Red Cross 1 Spring Festival Cast 3 l l i John Richard Robison FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 FFA Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 FFA Mushball 3, 4 Donald J. Roueche FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Carl Herbert Schaffer Class Basketball 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Play Staff 3, 4 'Y David J. Schmitz Class Officer 3 Commencement Usher 3 FFA 1. 2 Hall Patrol 1. 2 Hi-Y 4 Kalclron Staff 4 Play Cast 3 Play Staff 4 Douglas Wright Schwartz Henry Clay High School Lexington, Kentucky Cheerleader 2, 3 Glee Club 3 Hi--Y 2, 3 Play Cast 3 Millcreek High School Hi-Y 4 Play Cast 4 v John Joseph Simeon Anna M. Skapura Chorus 4 Commercial Club 4 GAC 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Girls' Basketball 4 Girls' Volleyball 4 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Spring Festival Cast 3 Student Council 1 Myrna Ruth Slocum A Capella 4 Commercial Club 4 GAC l. 2, 3. 4 Girl Reserves 4 Kaldron Staff 3, 4 Play Stall' 3, 4 Student Council 3 Walter M. Smith A Capella 4 Hall Patrol 1. 2. 3. 4 Hi-Y 4 Parking Patrol 2, 3. 4 Stage Crew 3, 4 Elton L. Snyder County FFA President 4 FFA 1, 2, 3. 4 Officer 3 FFA Basketball l, 2, 3. 4 Hall Patrol 2, 3 Hall Monitor 2, 3 Marian J. Stossmeister Commercial Club 4 GAC 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Girl's Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 2 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Staff 3. 4 Red Cross l, 2 Patricia Margaret Thaler Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Play StaH' 4 Red Cross 1 Robert John Thompson Mixed Choir 4 Play Stall 4 David Frederick Trask Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Basketball 1. 2 Class Officer 2 Hall Monitor 2 Hi-Y 4 Operetta 1, 2 Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4 Play Stafl' 3 Spring Festival Cast 3 Student Council 1, 2 Martha Emma Volkman Commercial Club 4 Girl Reserves 3. 4 Play Staff 4 Velma Mae Volkman Commercial Club 4 Play Staff 4 Betty Lou Wadding Commercial Club 4 Play Staff 4 Doris Mae Waldinger Girl Reserves 3, 4 Home Ee. Club 4 Play Staff 3. 4 Mary Alice Walters Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 Hall Monitor 1, 2 Home Ee. 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This group of 135 active,'and'jene.qidttfc st njf'-,tried something different in the way J of organizing their class. Beside their offilceljzywli wel? e A, -x President ............... Ted Hal NEP S. cretary ,- -- Audrey Stromenger Vice-President .......... 1, - Jimf' r ,ells, fly 'Eeasurer ,.....,......... Jim Powell . . ' 21' 'J 1 Q 7 T1 bl' . various student advisors! werefhv osen eaci-Lenlffithe ,Junior homerooms, and they assisted the oHicers greatly in planning cla ' amvitie A o t rf? ' activities including a skating party, the wt, ever-popular Junior play, andfthe' o'r-Senfi rl rom, urned out very successfully. ff' X Advisors: Milss Plum, Lloyd, Mr. Payne, Mr. Korrell. fo I ,,,.,2aazfL1,! , MJ Jmdzwf f' QS X . M17 ' VZ -4145 ean 1 uv 144 1 1 , 1 'fi qfge g ' fr ' ,!1f,21,,f,' XC4, V up 7 to. ,rf 'fx' up ,Y A 41 X f S . 1. 'f i x N Y V ' . Row:-Don ld Abbot, Richard Adams, Thomas Adams, ana Ar , arianne Avril, Qywls ,S TA xg , Betty Lou arnes, Beverly Bates, Geraldine Benacci, Jean Benyon. All . .f ,s ond w:- onald Bierers, Elaine Bogue, Joan Bowser, David Bresslin, Lau Iihdle, Loi! Q, , T d .s oger Dahlquist, Danny Dar egra Davis, Ph l' D ', Mary fret ho a 5 Br n in useck Kathleen Cauley Sue London nneth Conover 5 Mi r ow Jeannette Dun gan, E Ebisch, James dwar , 'Ze I , Z ' Caro Lest ell S ' sler RobertlFlick Patty Flynn tschh Charles Gra ean Groff e res Hoehn Ma n Hopkins J Hullngs Freda Hush h o M . , K . , e , , , a X h ' QJGI' . X , L A F. lxb R0W?fTed H ' 1 Obert 01'1, Harold Hanable, Herman Hedderick, Lloyd Hetz, Bob Hill, Kemath Harry KDBISSIST Albert ?La1ne Clifford a ham Sixth Row:efShirley Huston, Dennis Stallion, Earl Joslin, vel vKallenbach, Luella Ka 's, J n . , . . , . s 9 Y y ' 1 af x h Seventh Row:-Lois Laughl' , xha' , chlf ames Long, elm Mon semaryi Ngo? Meme, 'George Meceilum, H, n e 1 bert Miller, Tzyv Mil7er. , .. I I Eighth Row:-John Mitch , Rob rg cm , Carol M ref0A dleyd'Ne SOYWVGSBU NelsonNjR1X ' qtQn, Paul N berg Jean Ohme m r Mary P r It I , I X 4' 1? 6 kip QIXQ1 'K nt Reed rs W l Rat Potthoff JI ow ll D lores Presto e Y Jean R d er Gertrude Rosenthal, thy , Jer1TRy ur a e , dm c er, Dorothy S ' , L raine Stover, Audrey Stromenger, Audrey Swanso ' X - X U W Eleventh Row: Ronald Swanson, Richard Taylor William Thayer Roberbgi N23 illman, , f 'J fi dl J we A -' a th d, Mary Jane Ryxqlfw f , rx? E ' ' A 'O td 23 , 5, f . . N 4 1 1 on I f Douglas Trask, Roger Trask, Jerry Venable, Michael Viorosko, Ed Waldinger. Avxphii I 2 , Twelfth Row:-Rosemary Wallace, Arthur spar, im Wells, Milton Wickles, Jarneswfil Williams, Marion Wiser, Mabel Wolfe, J a i ontenay, Betty Wright. Awmikm itll 1 1 ' ,Lf 4- F 13 qw I t 5 f 'V 5 f ' 1 ee 1' h Y , f 1 d Z' . 1 , ,M Thirteenth Row E lzabet eager o D r immer ,LMY6 I 1 if ,il K 32 0 fl Z A sap 1 I 1 A, 'L-I ' A001 Oyjywjlylvp' of VV' 1 ,J ,N 1 9- , V LIU U ' x l a f?'. .ff 5, -.121 ,' - Q1 '- 15 ,.., 2 K3 L rf: '5-1: -' ' W5 ' 'E : ff' .' 5:33132 I' is ' Q -Q-' M A i '- A -ug., -:: :::- 4-':f:,j-5 :V J V Q if Y W ,N X. . .M , ., V w e , ,W ,g A hy. , 'k -, if 5? 'E, fF51 f 'E?:E:1 ' f, 1 , li i , L 1 f A -'A-Q- .. 1 1 ' ' A Z W - 5, g I , ....,. :,: l , : ' 1 1:-EE,-E .A ' an I by X , .f 4- '- .' , V 2152? W-1 , . WS ,E 21 ,Vg V, I .,-- : -:- W 2 J 7 45: , . ,,., , ,.1:v il 2 Q v , Fw A .M ri V . Q i ' 1 352 .:.:-:- I 'A .. 1 'K Q -:1-.',.:: .-.- 2 ,,.. ---' E IE:-Ea-If-EIS..-.F a 3 -, Hem' aw A c .,.. V . 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'K ij A si .2 S 5 1 ' , ' pa i ? 1 5 EI- '- - Wm A A' '- --:- -- ' an k ' we ' 'Q Y , V Eg,-. I, :Q , .... My - gif? ' J ffl -, V55 .gp -f:'.f:::. 15 ':s.I:I if W .... Q ':E':'f' 5:': SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class of 46-47 really showed the rest of us how much leadership ability they have attained .as they draw nearer to their Senior year. During their first year of Senior High School, the Sophomore activities, though not too numerous, certainly were very successful. They had a very good representation in sports and other extra-curricular activities. The class officers: President .,... - -- John Miller Secretary --- ..,... Jack Miller Vice-President .......... Robert Heidt Treasurer , .... Nancy WVilshire With the aid of the whole class of 125 students, they did a fine job. Advisors: Miss Fry, Mr. Hayes, Miss Johnson, Miss Dailey First Row:--John Ackerman, William Adams, Jacqueline Ambro, Richard Anthony, Joyce Austin, Bonnie Baker, Norman Barringer, Dan Bauerlein, Joseph Bauer, James Benyon. Second Row:---Pat Borst, Donald Bridger, Richard Bridger, Lloyd Brooks, Mary Margaret Brooks, Gilbert Brown, James Buckley, Joe Comeau, Gary Conover, June Corritore. Third Row:--Joan Davis, Janet Davis, Lyle Davis, Frank Dawley, Bruce Derby, Chester Dylewski, Louise Engesser, Ellen Evans, Nina Ruth Evans, Lee Fiddler. Fourth Row:-Elizabeth Fleeman, Joan Fleeman, Ruth Fleeman, Pat Fry, Bernice Fugate, Helen Fuhrman, -Grace Hall, Jean Hartley, Donna Hedderick, Robert Heidt. Fifth Row:-Theresa Hitz, Joan Hoehn, Betty Holquist, Dick Holquist, Emmet Hulings, Barbara Hunter, Paul Hunter, Cleo Johnson, Cordelia Joslin, Nancy Keinath. Sixth Row:--Betty Kinsinger, Sally Lambrecht, Marilyn Leib, Thomas LeVesque, Charlotte Lewis, Laurence Lindell, Joan Loew, Patrick Lyons, Eleanor Martin, Dolores McCumber. Seventh Row:--Jack Miller, John Miller, Reatha Miller, Betty Jean Moore, Jim Moore, Donald Murray, William Nichols, Marilyn Noe, Mary Nunes, Arlene Oksanen. Eighth Rowe'-Helen Pherrin, Betty Preece, Jean Puscher, Vaska Ralph, Betty Range, Nancy Reed, Ronald Refsland, Joan Rinderle, James Rosenthal, Harry Sailor. Ninth Rows-Suzette Saunier, Julia Savage, Kenneth Schaffers, Donna Schnee, Winifred Schutte, Robert Schwab, Martin Schwartz, Florence Seib, Jack Seib, Karl Shillif. Tenth Row:-fRichard Stankey, Jack Stauffer, Ellen Stossmeister, Ronald Stubbe, Edward Suscheck, Mary Thaler, Bill Thomas, Elmer Volkman, Roberta Wadding, Donald Waidley. Eleventh Row:-Thomas Waldermarsen,M.arjorie Waldinger, Mary Ann Weber, Mary Ann Welch, Herbert Werren, Louise White, John Wilkins, Nancy Wilshire, Dolores Wisniewski, Don Wittenburg. Twelfth Row:-Paul Wolfgang, Virginia Yaple, Beverly Young, Kenneth Ziegler. 35 , . I H I- fx E.E ,,:.,., AID ' ,T - Q1 G fs O 9gf M M .. Yimf1f3.fEf l43iE5f3Km W Su ax uh Lf mfff r, iff . M y X J 5,52 ay On F 1. gif, , fi my rs :ii t Q ,:- K 4. m Q - . , 13. A M 1 f G, h W ,i, K, W E mx,A -.Q i Y fs D : A' ?1m1,!ffi?'f :IA - fl. A 3 . , k 1f4m 555 . A 2 5 -Ls. , i ? ' i my 5. 1- ff' W ., ff Wg IQIE A W A 1 J ' Q'Q -f 5. Q dz! Q pm is ff 36 FRESHMEN This year's Freshies have established themselves as one of the most outstanding groups in our school. They got off to a wonderful start and their class and skating p.arties were enjoyed by everyone. Their class which consists of 147 students, was ably handled by the following officers: President .......... Richard Winslow Vice President ........ Brewster Price Secretary ..w,,........ Phyllis Bridger Treasurer ................. John Filler We are sure that all through their school life they will continue to choose such fine officers and make all the activities they plan a success. Advisors: Miss Gerbracht, Mr. Swift, Mr. Nason, Mr. Kola. First Row:4Norma Ames, Ethelene Anderson, Emil Banko, Donald Barringer, Tom Bates, Dorothy Benacci, Marian Benyon, Robert Berger, Laverne Black, James Brianne. Second Row:-Phyllis Bridger, Ray Borst, Marie Burge, -Gertrude Cage, Sammy Campbell, James Carter, Bill Clark, Jack Clark, Virginia Clark, Phyllis Clinton. Third Rowzw-Bill Conner, Sarah Conway, Donald Corbett, Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Davis, Carol Dawley, Jo Ann Dietz, Elizabeth Dolak, Kathleen Dunsmore, Jack Durlin. Fourth Row:-Robert Dylewski, Jack Feree, Mildred Fickenworth, John Filler, Edith Finke, Gerald Fohner, Regis Fortsch, Richard Fralich, Jerry Frank, Donald Gorr. Fifth Row:fBillie Graham, Helen Haines, 'Georgina Hartley, Albert Hayes, Ruth Heberlein, Margaret Heldt, Arthur Huston, Francis Johnson, Harold Johnson, Elaine Keeler. Sixth Row:-Tommy Keith, Lois Kinnear, Charles Knight, Jack Komora, Ethel Kreider, Donald Lambert, Mary Ann Lauthery, Jerry Leibold, Robert Leigel, Mary Leonard. Seventh Row:-Dolores Levers, William Loesch, Marilyn Longley, D.avid Love, Rose Maier, Janet Manzi, Betty Lou Mattson, Bernard McCarthy, Leonard McCarthy, Ann McLallen. Eighth Row:-Lois McClimans, Alan McCombs, Jo Ann McMichael, Donald Metzler, David Michaelewski, Kathryn Mundy, Elfreda Nelson, Carter Noe, Ruth O'Conn,el1. Ninth Row:-Harriet O'Dell, Carol Ohrner, Jim Patterson, Franklin Patton, Charles Pearson, John Peterson, Emily Pherrin, Wilma Ploss, Floyd Post, Brewster Price. Tenth Row:-Dolores Pursell, Norman Pursell, Clifford Pyle, William Ralph, Gary Rautine, Dolores Reese, Marjorie Rieger, Wilma Rice, Norman Roberts, Donald Rust. Eleventh Row:fJudy Ryan, Betty Schaffer, Charles Schermer, Joseph Schigas, Violet Schneider, Alan Schwartz, Wilbur Senger, Jack Shea, Eugene Simeon, David Spute. Twelfth Row:--Albert Stadler, Charles Stolburg, Sonja Stroble, Cheri Sweet, Ashley Swift, Hazel Thompson, Katherine Thorr, Gary Tillman, Dolores Urraro, Charles Vash. Thirteenth Row:fDonald Virosko, Edward Vogel, Audrey Volkman, Roger Warner, Billy Weaver, Helen Weaver, Audrey Weber, John Werner, Barbara Wiel, Delbert White. Fourteenth Row:fBarbara Widdifield, Donald Wildermuth, Dick Winslow, Daisy Jean Zeigler, Elmer Zeigler, Donna Zimmerly, Florence Zook. 37 nnmhfhaa 35 X, I N , l in ,, 21. il Wnfimniig' W3 QAQvQ53 1 38 EIGHTH GRADE The Eighth Grade Class this year numbered 128 strong. This class has set a really fine example to the future members of the Eighth Grade by completing every task they have set out to do. They realize that co-operation and hark work are the only things that will get them successfully through high school. We are sure that next year they will make one of Millcreek's most progressive Freshmen classes. Sponsors: Miss Bodendorfer, Mrs. Spanzy, Miss Galbo, Mr. Barr. First Row:-Marilyn Adams, Margaret Anderson, Bernard Arndt, Lavonne Babcock, Barbara Ann Benner, Donald Bennett, Mary Ella Beusch, Eugene Bloomwell, Clifford Bowser. Second Row:-Marilyn Brown, Richard Brown, Claudine Carlson, Don Carter, Jerry Clark, Norman Clark, Charles Day, Delores DeHaven, Norman DeMaison, Eldie Dickey. Third Row:-Albert Eaton, Donna Emhof, Wilmer Engell, Mildred Evans, Lynetta Fenner, Ila Mae Ferry, Bob Forbes, Vincent Force, Ruth Fullerton, Roger Gillingham. Fourth Row:-Doris Glowacki, Jack Goetzinger, Mary Goetzinger, Lenore Goodrich, Dick Gorr, Harold Hahn, Raymond Hartley, Norman Henry, Robert Hopkins, Kathleen Hunter. Fifth Row:fNancy Huntington, George Hurst, Donald Jackson, Richard Jackson, Jack Jeffries, Don Kanis, Betty King, Clyde Kinstler, John Knight, Don.ald Jurtz. Sixth Row:-John Leibig, Ruth LeVesque, Archie Lewis, Elmer Lewis, Harvey Lindy, Richard Long, Florence Looker, John Lower, Nancy Maguire, Rosemary Maguire. Seventh Row:--Shirley Manucci, Norma Maracci, Lewis Marchetti, Rosemary Mastery, Charles Matts, Richard May, Victor McIntyre, Ronald Melgaard, Barbara Milks, Helen Milks. Eighth Row:gLeonard Miodus, Fred Mitchell, David Monroe, Glenn Moon, Norman Navecky, Nancy Nelson, Robert O'Connel, Alfred Olson, Charles Owens, Frank Pagel. Ninth Row:-Tom Petrone, Betty Ann Phillips, Martha Phillips, Richard Post, 'Geraldine Powell, Shirley Protzman, Bill Randolph, William Range, Kathleen Reed, Mary Jane Ressler. Tenth Row:-Marlene Rieger, Don Roberts, Irene Roberts, Rich.ard Rys, Shirley Schraeder, Norman Schuhwerk, Mildred Spaulding, Buddy Sprague, John Spusta, Forrest Stolburg. Eleventh Row:-Eleanor Storaci, LuAnn Strain, Annette Straub, Charles Suerken, Mary Thomas, Don Thompson, Eugene Tome, Peter Traphagen, Sonja Utterbach, Nancy VonKanel. Twelfth Row:-Richard Vommoro, Forrest Walters, Margaret Walters, Robert W.arren, Jerry Welch, Gertrude White, Beverly Wilkins, Shirley Winslow, Patricia Wolf, Mary Ann Yeager. 39 9-W, ia.. T' m MQ? , V+ ei V' , 3 1 :., .,.,,, 4 ': ' A ,N is . if?3' WS5f'i4il . V' -E15 , .ji bl , 1? 114' T in ,. ,. .X X A. by 4 ,-r ff ? if hi K! .. 2, ' Q 5 A H Q I 93? si ln ' nw ' .:s.::. A Q H .,. H.. .z .,.- r K K Q A ah ,M 5, x Q, 'E' . -:E 52 ' is :: I ..:I'E:: Q H 8 1 L 4+ 'I 12 K 5 Q' FK Y IV 1 ' an ax x :ARK lf N K hw ig is v 1? A.. as 1-1 E' , 522 5 Q H - 1- fa I Ai - -': , . . f , V '.Q:g,i-f:1f,'.:1 V . R W5 W ' x-.7 .. Q. P 1.1 'I 4 Y ms j W , - Eg S Q oi , N tx 2 .-gf Q me ,... . y , : s , :,. , K 3 1: r ., Y, . Q .SS 3 M H f .:s:': ., if-2 S 2 Q13 2 e 1 I Q '--,,:,1.A .-' ..,, ww W - Q we -V .- -, ff? .X ,gs .. W A 4 x 3 1: 49 .., . .wp ' D 1 . 5' :Q N A Q, ., , ., 'gn .. ,,,:.,,, 3. , ul. aw k . M, T ,ma 5 fir' Q ..:,. , ' 51 - ' ' 13 . .. N , B X. N., Y S X, 1, v - ., . , A ,V J f ax . f, - .... E if 'A' , H if , .... W VD , ,...:..,:,., ,,,., -A - 2 g H' ' -v'f: .:,,:,...., , A 5 Agigm W L ,Q 3 31 Q 2 'af Q- :Q -z Q :, 4453- .g ,WM , ,dm A A- , y MX V Q Mg.4,g'w,. J x A,,,,gfgw,L MH Wk fb 4, , ,EE :,:,. 2 FJ IF E if 4 Yi :HSSP 4:62. -- 4. . A,. 5. A 'F H fi! G , 5 . Qsq .' , , Q ...,,. Z 0 Q- 5 . in N I 3 5 QM .: N., 1 '5 5 K was , ,I .,.,.., t 'I J ,. ff x ::' . . ' .,,.: E 521, ., T I gdb is SEVENTH GRADE Millcreek is constantly growing larger! This year the Seventh Grade consisted of 154 students. This new addition to Millcreek has really shown its school spirit, and the cheerleaders won't forget how much they contributed to the cheering section at our football and basketball games. The seventh graders quickly adapted themselves to school life, and before we knew it they were able to find their way around the school as well as, if not better than, the Seniors. They turned out for practically all of the social activities during the year, and Millcreek is proud that she has such up and coming students. Sponsors: Miss Schmidt, Miss MacKenzie, Mr. Bloch, Mr. Anderson. First Row:-vRichard Abbott, Audrey Adams, Helen Adams, Robert Adams, Frank Agnello, Rosann Alileri, Sandra Ambro, Sally Angert, Ralph Boughman, Joseph Benacci. Second Row:-Quentin Bender, Ruth Beusch, William Blackburn, Ronald Booser, Fred Boyer, Susie Boyer, Mary Ann Bresslin, Donald Brindle, Donald Brown, Carol Christensen. Third Row:-Dorothy Clinton, Julia Conner, Jack Cooper, Lee Copeland, Bill Cunningham, Richard Curtiss, Geraldine Dash, Robert Deaver, Robert Denmark, Genevieve DiRienzo. Fourth Row:-Peter Dolak, Lyle Dorman, Robert Ellis, Judith Ann Epply, Thomas Evans, Charles Fenner, Leroy Ferris, Joseph Fickenworth, George Field, Mildred Fisher. Fifth Row:-Charles Fleeman, Genevieve Gack, Nancy Garhart, Aldine Gennerelli, Faith -Gill, Naomi Haines, Donna Hall, Ronald Hamilton, Neal Hearn, Raymond Heidt. Sixth Row:fJanice Hecker, Joan Hermann, John Hermann, George Hinkson, Phyllis Hobart, Elsa Lou Holman, Norma Huston, Irma Johnson, Donald Joslin, David Kohl. Seventh Rowzf-Helen Kennedy, Bill Kennelley, Tom Kestel, Noreen Knoll, Harry Keehl, Betty Lou Lapham, Floyd Leech, James Leibig, Dalton Leibold, John LeJeal. Eighth Row:-Audrey Lucas, Sally Ludwig, William Ludwig, Robert Lytle, Esther Majeski, Vincent Marchetti, Drury Mattson, J. Robert McChesney, Frances Mioders, Robert Mitchell. Ninth Row:-Beverly Moon, Richard Moore, Joseph Morgan, Janet Neff, Sarah Nelson, Edward Newsham, Joan Niebauer, Marita Nowak, Lennart Ostberg, Ronald Palmer. Tenth Roww-Judy Pappert, Lloyd Patterson, John Patton, George Pease, Mary Ellen Pherrin, Richard Potthoff, Lavera Pringle, Sally Quinn, John Rautine, Carol Reigner. Eleventh Row:-Bud Remmick, Lee Robertson, Peter Rich, Harry Rodenbeck, Constance Rose, Joan Rouche, Charles Roward, Shirley Russell, Raymond Sallot, Robert Sallot, Twelfth Row:fErnest Schaffer, Eleanor Schafner, Marilyn Schraeder, Sally Schwartz, Alfred Senger, Robert Sidman, Harry Sigworth, Lois Skelton, Mary Smith, Charles Spires. Thirteenth Row: -ff- Kenneth Stewart, Frank Storan, Ted Stossmeister, John Straub, Gloria Suarez, Nita Sweet, Twyla Jean Taylor, Robert Thomson, Howard Tinsman, Robert Tome. Fourteenth Row:-Jack Van Honk, Thomas Venable, John Vogel, Evelyn Volkman, Mary Lois Waldinger, Richard Waldinger, Loyal Weaver, Robert Weaver, Edw.ard Werner, Duane Whitford. Fifteenth Row:fLillie White, Robert Wigham, Dwight Wilkins, Gordon Wiser, Robert Wright, Ann Marie Yesko, Thomas Zimmer, Margaret Young. 4I l V ha. 8- fi' Q' ,129 wx , LU ,- ,V I-Q., I , , .,.. .. srukf :in .,., fri: my N8 ' 1 :' ' 11 ' W --1 2 'f '-:-V zz- f' v.-:,: 2 fa f 39 A gg wwf -22 -mm -....:.'.,q.-:':m.:1,,. MWE9 Go- ovoncvca. memos TWXNS G, - Toorl-WASTE Suns E 5 Q E! - H -. 2 . J 5 5' ,gg SWEET BUT Sl-AH! ' A , , r 5 I MJ STQRU 3 RS DRE SS Eb ,., . ' yn' - -- ' x 42 16 , 3 3 as 2 Q, N'- M, N., ' x an 1 W Q .4 Ig 'Q' A4 , 1, - f is v Aff- , Q . fffriwdx Q 4511 5 I Q, .. .... ww f ' . f mf -N 'Hg 5 f 0 W if W EEK, 'XV ff' ,S , Q 6 W 1 3? 'Af iw Af x 1' W M Z N X I S x S S 5 S Q KALDRON STAFF First Row:-Larry Buetikofer, Howard Rankin, Don Love, Dana Arneman, Dick Metzgar, Dick Zahner, Al Dunsmore, Joe Pitetti, Dave Schmitz. Second Row:-Helen Will, Joey MacKenzie, Marge Dahlquist, Mary Ann Ahlberg, Joan Woodall, Mr. Korrell, Don Bedo, Miss Zuck, Nancy Richards, Evelyn Kallenbach, Dot Roth, Carolyn Morrow. Third Row:-Audrey Stromenger, Jean Rodgers, Ettajean Herhold, Joyce Martin, Nancy Wilson, Marilyn Auld, Dot Arnhold, Shirley Chapman, Marian Stossmeister, Dot Grames, Ann Skapura, Maxine Lafferty, Joyce McMichael, Patty Berger. Fourth Row:fEsther Fletcher, Nancy Rautine, Luella Will, Jack Adams, Jim Lytle, George Schaffers, Paul Flick, Ken Joslin, Neva Flynn, Myrna Slocum, Shirley Brown. That perpetual rush and never done feeling is quite familiar to Millcreek's Kaldron Staff. However, with the co-operation of the entire school, the Kaldron suc- ceeded again. The Staff: Editor-Don Bedo Assistant Editor-Dick Metzgar Business Manager-Don Love Assistant Business Manager-Nancy Wilson Senior Editor'-Marge Dahlquist Sports EditorwAl Dunsmore Underclass Editor-Shirley Chapman Art Editor-Jack Adams Photographic EditorMHelen Will Subscription Manager-Larry Buetikofer Advertising Manager-Nancy Richards Typing EditoreDot Grames Photographic Arranger---Dick Zahner and Betty Komora 44 H. QNDERSON M. Commlvrs-1 f ff NATIONAL N-RQ-wwe J-M'-mf UONORJMSOCIETS 'Sl S,Qh9P,,mN N.Nu.soN 45 45 HALL PATROL This year. as in the past, the Hall Patrol has succeeded in making it more convenient for the students by directing traffic in the halls. With the guidance of Miss Johnson and the co-operation of every member this year's group will be hard to beat. First Row:-Bill Thayer, -Gary Conover, Don Love, Carter Noe, David Michaelewski, Jack Seib, Clifford Lapham. Second Row:-fHarvey Lindy, John Wilkins, Jack Stauffer, Howard Rankin, Miss Johnson, Carl Guerin, Kenny Schaffers, Sam Allevato, Pete Stadler, Charles Grappy. Third Row:-Joe Schigas, Bucky Ackerman, Charles Zurad, Bob Mong, Jack Miller, Walter Smith, Dick Zahner, Ken Joslin, Paul Hunter, Cletus Henry, Bill Thomas. Fourth Row:fJack Comeau, Eugene Fuhrer, Harold Arnold, John Dylewski, Pat Lyons, John Miller, Dick Bridger, Kenny Ziegler, Don Abbot. RED CROSS 1 The American Red Cross is an important a part of Millcreek High School, as it is an important international organization. The representatives, who are chosen from each home room, are responsible for scores of gifts and favors which are greatly ap- preciated by Veterans' hospitals, and children overseas. Under the supervision of Miss MacKenzie the officers are: President ......... Joey MacKenzie Vice-President --- George Schaffers Secretary A --- Audrey Swanson Treasurer ............. Joan Davis First Row:-Jerry Clark, Raymond Heidt, Tom Venable, Don Bierer, John Leibig, Bob Adams, Dick Curtis. Second Row:4Jerry Frank, Betty Michaels, Joyce McMichael, Audrey Swanson, Miss MacKenzie, Joey MacKenzie, Joan Davis, Laurajean Bly, Janet Davis. Third Row:-feNita Sweet, Beverly Moon, Sally Anglert, Annette Straub, Margaret Anderson, Helen Adams. Fourth Row:-Dave Love, Paul Hunter, Jack Komora, George Schaffers, Herbert Werren, Albert Eaton, Jack Stauffer, Rich Norton, Larry Buetikofer. STAGE CREW The unseen heros-the stage crew. The boys in the stage crew are some of the school's most efficient and expert craftsmen, and are responsible for the many effects which all go toward making a program a success. With Mr. Johnson as their advisor and personal friend, they spend many hours in planning and discussion before ideas take shape. First Row:-f eGary Conover, Paul Hunter, Reed Peters, Ken Fugate, Thomas LeVesque, Richard Anthony, Gilbert Brown. Second Row:WKen Joslin, Lloyd Hetz, Jim Kohl, Jack Miller, Ronald Stubbe, Arthur Schaffers, Kenny Schaffers. Third Row:-f-Al Dunsmore, Ronald Swanson, Chuck Zuard, Walt Smith, Art Patterson, Jake Miller, Carl Schaffers, Jim Wells. 47 4 W 4 49 STUDENT COUNCIL No school is complete without student government, and Millcreek's present Student Council, functioning under the leadership of Mr. Wilson, is probably one of the most progressive the school has seen. The President .... Marge Dahlquist The Secretary ........ Dave Trask First Row:gJim Moore, Mary DiFolca, Mr. Wilson, Marge Dahlquist, Rich Norton, Bonnie Baker. Second Row:-e D.ave Schmitz, John Filler, Joyce Martin, Jim Powell, Dave Trask. TRAFFIC PATROL At every game and performance at Millcreek, you will always find the Traffic Patrol on duty. They have developed a very efficient system of parking, which certainly re- lieves the conjestion at some of the capacity crowds. First Row:-Carl Schaffer, Howard Rankin, Mr. Hayes, Ray Weaver, Carter Noe. Second Row:-Clifford Lapham, Carl Guerin, Walt Smith, Chuck Zurad, Don Abbot. HOME ECONOMICS Those delicious smells drifting upstairs can mean only one thing: The Home Ec Club. These girls enjoy this club which Will prepare them for their future family life. The photo preceding the Senior divisional page shows the Home Ec girls about their Work. First Row:--Shirley Guianen, Virginia Dreger, Pat Borst, Mary Stewart, Helen Pherrin. Second Row?-Helen Fuhrman, Thora Lewis, Shirley Dumbeck, Bonnie Baker, Miss Bodendorfer, Lois Laughlin, Betty Priest, Nita Hartley, Joyce Martin. Third Row:-Patty Berger, Mary Ann Welsh, Kathy Anderson, Jean Groff, Charlotte Lewis, Gertrude Rosenthal, Doris Waldinger, Thora Lewis. 49 SENIOR GIRL RESERVES First Row:-Jean Pfluegfer, Mary Ann Hook, Nancy Wilson, Maxine Lafferty, Lillian Wolf, Mildred Schermer, Carol Moore, Shirley Houston, Audrey Williams, Maxine Hopkins, Betty Lou Barnes, Marianne Avril, Arlene Gray, Dolores Hoehn, Kathleen Cauley, Mary Jane Rex, Eleanor Rice. Second Row:--Patty Berger, Kathy Anderson, Juanita Hartley, Autumn Ceeder, Ettajean Herhold, Elinor Herhold, Beverly Bates, Laura Jean Bly, Mary Ann Ahlberg, Gladys MacKenzie, Jeanne Flick, Mary Conrath, Nancy Richard, Betty Komora, Carolyn Morrow, Nancy Rautine, Jeannette Prozan, Allegra Davis, Phyllis Davis. Third Row:-Doris Waldingler, Thelma Volknian, Gertrude Gorney, Anna Skapura, Neva Flynn, Miss Schmidt, Donna Hedderick, Margie Dahlquist, Joyce Martin, Shirley Chapman, Jean Rodgers, Jean Groff, Miss Bodendorfer, Dot Grames, Marian Stossmeister, Shirley Brown, Jo Woodall, Sally Christensen, Helen Will, Luella Will. Fourth Row:-Erika Denk, Marian Dimick, Joan Bowser, Thora Lewis, Lois Hinkle, Mary Lois Haywiser, Eleanor Milks, Emma Ferree, Myrna Slocum, Alice Laughlin, Louise Feige, Joyce McMichael, Dot Arnhold, Marilyn Auld, Sue Condon, Lois Brown, Jeannine Wontennay, Rosie Mangold, Pat Thaler, Myrna Eck. Fifth Rowzee-Betty Michaels, Esther Fletcher, Jean Nelson, Jeannette Dunnigan, Eleanor Dorn, Thelma Lyons, Rosie Johnson, Mary DiFolca, Mabel Wolfe, Marion Wiser, Lois Laughlin, Shirley Dumbeck, Elizabeth Yeager, Evelyn Kallenback, Dorothy Roth, Audrey Stromenger, Margo Young, Audrey Nelson, Jean Keinath, Rosie Wallace, Norma Fratto. President ,,,,,,, ,,,. M arge Dahlquist Social Chairman NM ..... Joyce Martin Vice-President --, a,.,,.. Jean Grotf Service Chairman .v.. Shirley Chapman Secretary ,,..i.a,a,,,,, Jean Rodgers Faculty Advisors ,,,,Y, Miss Schmidt, Miss Bodendorfer jo JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES First Row:-Pat Borst, Nancy Thomas, Cleo Johnson, Suzette Saunier, Betty Jane Moore, Nancy Keinath, Roberta Wadding, Eleanor Martin, Louise Engesser, Pat Fry, Sally Lambrecht, Barbara Hunter, Joyce Austin, Ruth Fleeman. Second Row:---Joan Loew, Mary Pearson, Audrey Swanson, Lorr.aine Stover, Miss Schmidt, Donna Hedderick, Margie Dahlquist, Joyce Martin, Shirley Chapman, Jean Rodgers, Jean Groff, Miss Boden- dorfer, Dorothy Gottschling, Pat Flynn, Pat Potthoff, Janet Davis. Third Row:-Joan Rinderle, Jean Hartley, Donna Schnee, Beverly Young, Jacqueline Ambro, Mary Jane Thaler, Joan Hoehn, Mary Margaret Brooks, Mary Carol Eglin, Betty Reed, Elaine Bogue, Bonnie Baker, Joan Davis, Nancy Reed, Mary Ann Weber, Dorothy Seib. Fourth Row:-Betty Priest, Shirley Guianan, Elsie Lyons, Marilyn Lieb, Marjorie Waldinger, June Corrittore, Marilyn Noe, Arlene Oksanen, Helen Pherrin, Virginia Dreger, Dorothy Benacci, Shirley Fiesler, Mary Stewart, LauraJean Brindle, Dolores Preston, Elizabeth Fleeman. Fifth Row:-Mary Ann Welsh, Helen Fuhrman, Theresa Hitz, Winnie Schutte, Dolores Wisniewski, Marion Nunes, Julia Savage, Nina Ruth Evans, Betty Holquist, Vaska Ralph, Nancy Wilshire, Virginia Yaple, Ellen Stossmeister, Jean Puscher, Cordelia Joslin, Bernice Fugate. The Girl Reserves is an efficient organization providing a great many activities which all the members can enjoy. The members of the Girl Reserves are Connected with the YWCA and participate in many Y sponsored activities. The girls are also active in school life, sponsoring dances, parties, and other social events. Probably the most anxiously anticipated event of the year is the. Tri-Hi Dance, sponsored by Girl Reserve groups from several high schools. As a result of hours of careful planning and execu- tion, the Tri-Hi is one of the most successful and colorful dances of the season. The Millcreek Girl Reserves are led by an excellent group of officers and two very helpful faculty advisors. The organization is constantly growing larger, as is evident in the above pictures, and is continually engaged in worthwhile projects for the betterment of the school and of their own organization. 51 HUB STAFF The student body of Millcreek is really proud of its school paper this term for much has been done to improve this bi-weekly edition. The paper is being done. by a professional printer, thereby greatly increasing its popularity. First Rowzfr--Mary DiFolca, Joyce McMichael, Autumn Ceeder, Mr. Bloch, Mr. Barr, Ettajean Herhold, Marge Dahlquist, Dot Roth. Second Row:-Evelyn Kallenbach, Jean Rodgers, Helen Will, Sally Christensen, Joan Woodall, Shirley Chapman, Betty Komora, Carolyn Morrow, Dot Grames, Jean Nelson, Mary Conrath. Third Row:--Al Dunsmore, Don Love, John Miller, Dick Quinn, George Schaefers, Jerry Venable, George Van Honk, Dana Arneman. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club is composed of Senior girls who are majoring in a commercial course. They plan numerous activities which they can all enjoy, and they gain much from their experience. First Row:---Betty Wadding, Autumn Ceeder, Joyce McMichael, Miss Zuck, Ettajean Herhold, Mary Ann Ahlberg, Gertrude Gorney. Second Row:--Marian Stossmeister, Myrna Slocum, Myrna Eck, Luella Will, Shirley Chapman, Louise Feige, Martha Volkman, Pat Thaler. Third Row:-Marion Dimick, Velma Volkman, Genevieve Weaver, Alice Laughlin, Shirley' Brown, Dot Grames, Ann Skapura. LIBRARY CLUB Sorry, but this book is overdue is a familiar phrase to Library assistants. They are entirely voluntary students, who are learning much as they assist the librarian in her numerous duties. They shelve and mend books, care for bulletin board displays, and check out books showing that student-teacher co-operation is successful and very necessary. First Rowt- Bernard Badger, Donald Bennet, Jack Sieb, Don Marchetti, Jerry Clark. Second Row:-Daisy Jean Zeigler, Bonnie Baker, Suzette Saunier, Miss Powell, Betty Jane Moore, Pat Fry, Kathleen Dunsmore. Third Row:--Julia Savage, David Michaelewski, Marilyn Auld, Dot Arnold, Donald Carter, Marion Wiser, Gary Rautine, Marilyn Noe. 53 54 l F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America is one of Millcreek's most progressive activities. The members have participated in state competition and have done an excellent job. First Row:--Bill Thayer, Floyd Post, Bob Burger, Ray Borst, Donald Barringer, Roger Warner, Alfred Singer, Delbert White, Milton Wickles, Gary Rautine. Second Row:-Jeffery Payne, Cletus Henry, Carl Guerin, Bob Flick, Jim Powell, Edward Winslow, Harold Arnold, Jack Comeau, Eugene Fuhrer, Charles Grappy, Don Babo, Elton Snyder, Tom Peacock. Third Row: -Norman Roberts, Elmer Volkman, Chet Weaver, Joe Bauer, James Rosenthal, Bill Adams, Bob Hill, Don Love, John Dylewski, Richard Robison, Donald Bierers, Lester Engle. Fourth Row:'iCharles Schermer, Chet Dylewski, Art Warner, Harry Kneisler, Robert Dieifenderfer, David Love, Robert Schwab, Don Wittenburg, Donald Waidly, Joe Comeau, Terry Dawley, Frank Dawley, Dick Winslow. HI-Y GAMMA The Millcreek Hi-Y sponsored by Mr. Hayes is continually planning interesting edu- cational and social activities. Their Annual Fiesta was a marvelous success. First Row:-Howard Rankin, Bert Rautine, Don Bedo, Jack Stauffer. Second Row:fJim Benyon, Jim Edwards, Joe Pitetti, Doug Schwartz, Mr. Hayes, Pat Lyons, Jim Palmer, Dave Schmitz, Carl Schaffer. Third Row:fRoger Trask, 'Gary Conover, Bob Mong, Harold Hanable, John Miller, Dave Trask, Kenny Ziegler, Bob Flick. Fourth Row:--Ray Weaver, Art Patterson, Charles Zurad, Walt Smith, Jack Miller, Ernest Ebisch, Ted Halquist, Al Kuhns. HI-Y BETA First Row:-A Jim Lytle, Jerry Venable, Jack Gott, Mr. Hayes, George Schaffers, Al Dunsmore, John Mitchell, Ron Stubbe. Second Row:--Torn Doi, Karl Schilliff, Martin Schwartz, Dick Stankey, Pete Stadler, Jim Wells. Third Row:-V'-Herbie Werren, Dick Quinn, Chet Weaver, Herm Hedderick, Dave Bresslin, Dick Metzgar, Dick Zahner, Dana Arneman. 55 SENIOR GIRL'S ATHLETIC CLUB First Row:--Myrna Slocum, Anna Skapura, Gertrude Gorney, Jeanette Prozan, Marion Wiser, Eleanor Milks, Carolyn Morrow, Betty Komora, Charlotte Lewis, Dolores Hoehn, Betty Lou Barnes, Marianne Avril, Audrey Stroinenger, Rose Marie Mangold, Eleanor Rice. Second Row:--Laura Jean Bly, Juanita Hartley, Gladys MacKenzie, Jean Flick, Donna Hedderick, Margie Dahlquist, Mary Conrath, Mrs. Samuelson, Joyce Martin, Evelyn Kallenbach, Elizabeth Yeager, Shirley Chapman, Jean Rodgers, Jean Groff, Patty Flynn, Dorothy Gottschling, Lois Brown, Jean Keinath. Third Row: Carol Moore, Louise White, Elizabeth Fleernan, Neva Flynn, Nancy Wilshire, Vaska Ralph, Dot Grames, Marian Stossmeister, Laura Jean Brindle, Shirley Fiesler, Geraldine Bennacci, Joan Woodall, Helen Will, Sally Christensen, Nancy Richards, Maxine Lafferty. Fourth Row:-Allegra Davis, Sue Condon, Dot Roth, Mary Pearson, Audrey Swanson, Joan Bowser, Elsie Lyons, Rose Mary Johnson, Nancy Rautine, Betty Michaels, Esther Fletcher, Marilyn Auld, Emma Ferree, Jean Pflueger. The Girl's Athletic Club provides a means by which girls may obtain high school letters, as boys do in football and other athletics. The G.A.C. is a rapidly enlarging body and an essential high school division. With Mrs. Samuelson as sponsor and the follow- ing fine group of officers, how could they go wrong? President -- --- Mary Conrath Treasurer -, Evelyn Kallenbach Secretary -,- -,- Joyce Martin 56 JUNIOR GIRL'S ATHLETIC CLUB First Row:--Florence Zook, Margaret Heldt, Dolores Ruse, Nancy Keinath, Dolores Pursell, Daisy Ziegler, Georgina Hartley, Beverly Young, Donna Schnee, Jean Hartley, Barbara Hunter, Betty Holquist, Helen Haines. Second Row: -Violet Schneider, Kathleen Dunsmore, Nancy Reed, Joan Davis, Bonnie Baker, Joan Loew, Donna Hedderick, Janet Davis, Betty Jean Moore, Suzette Saunier, Joyce Austin, Ruth Fleeman, Billie Graham, Ruth Heberlein, Dolores Wisniewski. Third Rows- 'Judith Ryan, Mary Leonard, Marilyn Longely, Ethel Krieder, Barbara Widdifield, Marilyn Leib, Mary Margaret Brooks, Arlene Oksanen, Marilyn Noe, Helen Pherrein, Pat Fry, Sally Lambrecht, Jo Ann McMichael, Ellen Stossmeister, Julie Savage. Fourth Row:-Rosemary Cunningham, Marjorie Reiger, Elizabeth Dolak, Phyllis Clinton, Wilma Rice, Nancy Thomas, Jacqueline Ambro, Dorothy Bennacci, Joan Rinderle, Dolores Urraro, Catherine Thorr, Francis Johnson, Kathryn Mundy. The Girls, Athletic Club is in its fifth year and the membership is increasing by leaps and bounds due to their Well organized activities. In the ranks are 9th, 10th, llth, and 12th grade girls all of whom are interested in athletics. Basketball and volleyball are only two of the many activities made possible by the G.A.C. Probably the prime pur- pose of the organization is to offer to girls the opportunity for earning a high school letter as the boys do in basketball and football. Each girl is given a definite number of points for each event in which she participates, the total number of points determines whether or not the girl will receive that long sought-after UM . The organization is lead by a very efficient group of officers and an equally hard-working faculty advisor, Mrs. Samuelson. 57 K 1 9 I Z E W w SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class presented its annual play entitled Another Spring , on November 21, 1946. The play, a marvelous success, was a three act romantic drama written by Priscilla Wayne and Wayne Sprague. The play opened with a prologue scene taking place at the time of the American Revolution, and was concerned with the lives of Nancy Carlisle, David Lee, Benjamin Lee, and Mrs. Carlisle. David Lee had been seriously wounded in the Revolutionary War and he died in Nancy's arms leaving her with a bisected ring as a token of his love. The remaining three acts took place at the present time, with the descendants of David Lee and Nancy Carlisle unexpectedly meeting at Carlisle Inn and being carried through the rapidly moving scenes to the discovery that the modern Nancy and David held the split ring, ending in their joint happiness. The Characters: David Lee ...... ...... D avid Trask David Madison -- ....... Bob Johnson Nancy Carlisle ,- --- Marge Dahlquist Nancy Allen --, -- --- Maxine Lafferty Mrs. Carlisle ....... --- Marilyn Auld Mrs. Allen ..... ....... N ancy Wilson Benjamin Lee --- ..... Dick Metzgar Washington ...... --- Doug Schwartz Sugar ....s...... C- Joey MacKenzie Mrs. Pendergast --- ..... Eleanor Milks Nelson Browning .,...... Jack Comeau Gay Stevens ......... Ettajean Herhold Dr. Morden .............. Dick Zahner The play was under the excellent direction of Miss Holland. First Picture Sitting:HMary Conrath, Myrna Slocum, Nancy Wilson, Eleanor Milks. Standingz- Shirley Chapman, Marge Dahlquist, Dick Metzgar, Marilyn Auld, Dick Zahner, Nancy Richards, Bob Johnson, Maxine Lafferty, Ettajean Herhold, Jack Comeau, Jerry Harding, Eugene Fuhrer, Nita Hartley, Don Love, Joey Maciienzie, Doug Schwartz. Second Picture Dick Zahner, Nancy Richards, Mary Conrath, Myrna Slocum, Bob Johnson, Jack Comeau, Maxine Lafferty, Ettajean Herhold, Jerry Harding, Nancy Wilson, Eleanor Milks, Nita Hartley, Eugene Fuhrer, Don Love, Joey MacKenzie, Doug Schwartz. Third Picture Dick Metzgar, Marge Dahlquist, Dave Trask Fourth Picture Joey MacKenzie, Doug Schwartz 59 ,lx W M 55 K, K 5 ., Q 1 Ke TWIRLER SENIOR PLQ9 SHOP BEDACR PQR'i8 x N LXOLLQND 3 J 5 , .N ,Q ICE Qomfi Dave N-.W ,.,.: .A.f v ..:. THEY HCT wums non.s...m-m sa-nuances RQN -' I-ONS Jawrrok FAKORREL M pQmf'TEl'fgQq4 pm T 60 QQPETEMQ STQCC LUQHSM in f l My r f7,w.,iM Mp 074' .mbM ,' y My wi FOOTBALL new jglxl alfybg Q, wliwttf' 'V I First Row:--Dick Zimmer, Dick Winslow, Herm Hedderick, Dick Quinn, Herbie Werren, Jim Lytle, Art Patterson, Larry Buetikoffer, Jim Moore, Paul Flick, Ken Fugate. Second Row:-Pete Stadler, Doug Trask, Dave Bresslin, Ron Stubbe, Jim Wells, Jack Komora, Chuck Knight, Bill Clark, John Mitchell, Howie Rankin, Dana Arneman. Third Row:-Mr. Kola, 'George Schaffers, Art Warner, Don Babo, Bob Heidt, Jack Gott, John Miller, Jerry Venable, Karl Schilliff, Tom Doi, Al Dunsmore, Ernie Ebisch, Mr. Anderson. COACH Due to an unfortunate illness, Gus Anderson, the Trojan's regular coach, was unable to participate in games and at practice through- out the basketball season. His post was suc- cessfully taken over by John Kola, the active basketball coach of the 1946-1947 season. Gus , as he is known to all the fellows, is back on the job, and everyone will be look- ing for him on the football field in the fall. 62 NQLFBQCH '- JIM MSORE 12 STUBBE L. BU'ETiRG?FF!'i VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row:-Roger Harrington, John Mitchell. Second Row:--Art Patterson, Jim Lytle, Harold Hanable, Herm Hedderick, Dick Quinn. Third Row:-Dick Zimmer, Tom Doi, Dave Trask, Jack Komora, Roger Dahlquist, Mr. Kola JUNIOR VARSITY First Row:-Pete Stadler, Jim Carter. Second Rowz- -Chuck Knight, Ron Stubbe, Jack Miller, Gilbert Brown, Karl Schilliff. Third Row:--Gary Conover, Jack Stauffer, Dave Spute, Dave Bresslin, Jim Wells, Mr. Kola 64 FOOTBALL - 1946 The Millcreek Trojans were forced to build a new team around the live returning lettermen. The new team fared well against several superior teams, such as Titusville, Corry and Harborcreek. The Trojans invaded Titusville for the first game, a decided underdog, but a stubborn defense rocked the Rockets more than once. This game ended in a scoreless tie. The next game was somewhat better and the Trojans topped the Yellow Jackets of 'Girard 6-0. The next game was at Mercer, where the Trojans suffered their first defeat. The second home game found Millcreek on the short end of a 13-6 score by an invading team from Northeast. The Trojans were not to be denied when a team of Huskies from Harborcreek were beaten. This time the Trojans took a 19-0 nod over the Huskies. The Corry Beavers were next in line to feel the effect of the stubborn Trojan's forward wall. The highly touted Beavers were spanked to the tune of 13-0. The last game was against a fighting and high spirited Lawrence Park team. The Team owes its success to the excellent coaching of Gus Anderson and John Kola. John Kola started his first year of coaching at Millcreek and did a fine job. Gus Anderson repeated his fine coach- ing ability to build an entire new team. Millcreek's team will not be as green next year and should go places. Millcreek M-- Titusville -..L A, 0 Millcreek ..,. Girard ..,. ,H O Millcreek .... Mercer ...., -M 6 Millcreek .... North East --- -U 13 Millcreek --..- -W Harborcreek ---- --- 0 Millcreek .... , - L Millcreek ...... , ,,,-- Total The football letter men for 1946 are! Corry ..L...,,.. Lawrence Park --- 0 ---ev 12 otal 'Tai i Herman Hedderick, Herbert Werren, Ronald Stubbe, Jim Lytle, Larry Buetikofer, Richard Winslow, Richard Zimmer, Dana Arneman, Al Dunsmore, Art Patterson, Jim Moore, Paul Flick, Don Babo, Dick Quinn, George Schaffers, Ken Fugate, Doug Trask, Ernest Ebish, Mgr. BASKETBALL - 1946-47 The Millcreek 'Trojans showed up in all their glory again this season. They won the County Class A Championship and met every expectation of their loyal followers. Although they were some- what handicapped by the absence of their regular coach, Gus Anderson, they were successfully coached by John Kola, a newcomer to Millcreek. The Millcreek Cagers met East in the play-off tournament, and although they were unsuccessful, they played a great game, long to be remembered. The fast moving Millcreek quintet, controlling the bankboards and passing smoothly throughout the majority of their contests, always kept their frenzied fans on the edge of their seats. Millcreek Fairview , Y- Millcreek ,... 51 Harborcreek ,C-- Millcreek Academy ,, M Millcreek .... 49 Girard ..,.... ,W Millcreek Tech ...., A Millcreek ,,.. 27 Wesleyville .... , Millcreek Fairview W -- Millcreek .... 66 Cambridge Springs Millcreek Prep L, -- Millcreek 1,.. 40 Albion ,,,,.., ,-- Millcreek Prep .,.,...--,.-,,.,, Millcreek ...W 47 Lawrence Park N- Millcreek East ,,f,...1 -.--.. Millcreek ,fff 46 North East ,,... -- Millcreek Cambridge Springs Millcreek ,fff 38 Harborcreek ,.,, Millcreek Albion .......,,, Millcreek .1,, 47 Girard ...,....,, Millcreek Lawrence Park M- Millcreek ...1 41 East - ---- Millcreek North East .....a. W Y fax' rf i fl ff WW nu VARSITY CHEERLEADERS divx First Rowz- --Marge Dahlquist, Rich Norton, Pat Flynn. Second Row:SMary Conrath, Pat Fry, Jean Nelson, Donna Hedderick, Third Row:-Joan Davis, Brewster Price, Janet Davis. 7? ova 1577- l'VIiVHf' 5 'Tv -'-,,... of 9,11 cog? CJV ,'7L,3 Yeah Team! Fight, Fight, Fight!! Of course, itls Mil lcreek's Cheerleaders. What finer bunch of peppy boys and girls could you find, dressed in their traditional blue and white, and presenting some of the best cheers anywhere. They practice long and hard under the able leadership of Marge Dahlquist. 67 I M Mfg? JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS l Jack Seib, Winifred Schutte, Joan Rinderle, Beverly Young They may be only four strong, but you Will, nevertheless, hear them. The J. V. Cheerleaders are active at all the home Junior Varsity games and are certainly full of pep and vitality. Hats Off! to this great bunchg they have done a swell job. O 8 70 ORCHESTRA The students of Millcreek are always anxiously awaiting the next appearance of their accomplished orchestra under the careful supervision of Mrs. Byers. The high school orchestra greatly augments the entertainment provided by both the Senior and Junior class plays, and each member receives much training in his musical education. The orchestra is certainly one of the finest organizations promoted by the school. The following are the officers: Joyce McMichael, Presidentg David Trask, Secretary. First Row:-fBetty Holquist, Ellen Evans, Cleo Johnson, Winifred Schutte, Richard Fralick, Jack Staulfer, Don Bedo, Karl Schilliff, Don Lambert, -Gary Rautine. Second Row:-Howard Rankin, Sam Allevato, Joan Bowser, Tom Miller, Bert Rautine, Pat Fry, Joyce McMichael, Dave Trask, Dick Bridger, Dave Bresslin, Jack Gott, Bill Conners, Elsie Lyons. Third Row:-John Werner, Jerry Frank, Dick Taylor, Harold Hanable, Bob Johnson, Dennis Jacobson, Don Wittenburg, George McCallum, Charles Roward, Jack Seib, Bill Loesch. PEP BAND Millcreek's Pep Band is an essential part of every Pep meeting, and the students eagerly await their performance. Under the direction of David Trask, they play music which would not be possible in a larger organization. Donald Lambert, Joan Bowser, Gary Rautine, Dave Trask, Joyce McMichael, Dick Zahner, Tom Miller, Charles Roward, 'George McCallum. ji Y, . J as , gf, ' ,xx 4 K. E GV.. : s BOYS' CHOIR Those deep nielodious voices are the Boys' Choir. These boys get a great deal of pleasure from singing together and their performance is eagerly anticipated by the students of Millcreek. First Rowz- -John lVIiller, Jim Lytle, Ron Stubbe, Dick Metzgar, Dick Zahner, Bob Johnson. Second RoW:MPaul Nyberg, Walt Smith, Dick Stankey, Bob Flick, Ronald Refsland, Dick Holquist. Third Row:ffBill Ralph, Gary Rautine, Brewster Price, Don Waidley, Emmet Hulings, David Michaeleski. 71 x P2 I BAND With a blare of bugles and a ruffle of drums onto the field marches Millcreek's Band in their outstanding blue and white uniforms. The band has come a tremendous way this past year, from a group of new and inexperienced players, to a smoothly oper- ating marching and playing band. The band made its debut at the Dedication Ceremony and played for many following games, both at home and away. The band is under the leadership of Mrs. Byers and Drum Major, Don Bedo. The following are band officers: Joan Bowser, President, Don Bedo, Vice-President and Secretaryg Tom Miller, Treasurer. First Row:- Mary Leonard, Betty Holquist, Bill Thomas, Cleo Johnson, Mary Jane Thaler, Ashley Swift, Don Bedo, Charles Roward, Helen Milks, Mildred Fickenworth, Joan Bowser, Eugene Bloomwell. Second Row:--Jack Comeau, Dave Trask, Bob Johnson, Sam Allevato, Albert Hayes, Wayne Peel, John Wilkins, Jack Seib, Sonja Utterbach, Jeanette Prozan, Marilyn Longley, Bob Maurer, Eugene Fuhrer. Third Row:---Donald Lambert, Elsie Lyons, Marge Reiger, Bert Rautine, Dick Bridger, Bob Flick, Harold Hanable, Tom Miller, Gary Rautine, Billy Conners, Peggy Walters, George McCallum. MABCHING UNIT This is the first year this group has existed, but they readily made themselves an integral part of every football game. Their clever uniforms make them outstanding, pacing in front of the band, and they owe much to the direction of Mrs. Samuelson. First Row:-Vincent Marchetti, John Werner, John Rautine, Robert Mitchell, Louis Marchetti, Robert Thompson, Richard Gorr, Ronald Hamilton. Second Row:-Howard Tinsman, Peter Rich, 'Glenn Moon, William Blackburn, James Benyon, Howard Swanson, Loyal Weaver, Jerry Clark. MAJ OBETTES Certainly no band could be complete without the high-strutting, baton-twirling majorettes. They are the. envy of every Millcreok girl, and the results of their long hours of practice are evident at each game. First Row:-- Nita Hartley, Autumn Ceeder, Maxine Lafferty. Second Rowz- Nancy Richards, Shirley Schraeder, Beverly Wilkins, Jean Flick, Helen Will. 73 MIXED CHOIR That close harmony and that beautiful tone could come only from lVIillc1'eek's Mixed Choir. The Choir gives many public performances, both at Millcreek and at various other schools. First Row: l.a.urajean, Bly. Joey Mar-Kenzie, Mary Ann Ahlbergr. Nancy Wilson, .loan Wooilall. Naney Rirliarcls. Elinor Herholil, .Ir-an Fliek, Carolyn Morrow. Betty Michaels. Sec-onrl Row: Vasea Ralph, Nancy Wilshire. Audrey Swanson. Joy:-e lilclliehael. Myrna Slocum. Betty Yeager. Mary Jane Rex. Mary lJiFolra. Joyce Martin. Gertrude Gurney. Marge Dahlquist. Beverly Young. Third Row: -loan Davis, Janet Davis. Dot Roth. Jim l.y1le. Ronald Stuhlie. Dick llletzgar, Bob Johnson. Bob Flick, Walt Smith, Mary Conratliy Evelyn Kallenlxaeh. Ruth Fieeman. Fourtli Roxy: Bill Ralph. Gary Rautine. Paul Nyliergr, John Miller. Dick Holquist, Dick Stankey Ronald Refslancl. Brewster Price. Dick Zahnet. Don Wairlley. David Michaelewski, Emmet Hulings. GIRLS' CHOIR This division of the A Capella is composed of forty-six girls and is representative of both choruses. Their precise singing is the result of Mrs, Byers' patient direction. First Row: Joan Bowser, Suzctte Saunier, Shirley Chapman, Betty Konioru. Bonnie Baker, Helen Will, Sally Christensen, Marilyn Auld. Barliara Hunter. Ser-onli Row: Nancy Reorl. Jean Groti'. Mary Pearson, Norma Fratto. Myrna Erik. Marilyn Noe.. Joan Lowe. Betty Jane Moore. Thiril Row: Gertrude Case. Vosea Ralph. Dolores Wisniewski. Marilyn Ilipb. Ninn Ruth Eifins. Httiieaii Iierholil. Autumn Ceefler. Ruth Winslow. Fourth Rows Freila Hush, Emma l erree, Jean Pfitfl1iL't'l'v Betty Priest. Joan Flecman. Shirley Dumbeck. Dolores Urraro. 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SINGER SEWING CENTER Everything for the Lady that Sews 1022 State Street Kollman Mfg. Company Electric Sewer and Drain Cleaning Equipment Telephone 95-393 4818 Peach Street Erie, Pa. Just tell your friends to meet you at the Y. M. C. A. 82 0 -P M5 .5' Sr '22 E 6: +i'2.1fz,i- This Emblem Means Freedom From Kitchen Drudgery Each year sees a big increase in the use of Protane 'Gas Service . . . and the reason is simple as A, B, C. Women have found new joy in cooking - - less work in cleaning - -- and an all-round improvement in household duties with the use of this modern gas service for homes beyond the mains. Learn ALL the advantages of using Protane Gas Service in your home --- get in touch with our office. Protane Gas Service Co. Powell Avenue Erie, Pa. Telephone 38-211 Protect What You Have! Insure With I. D. McQuistion Co. 1421 G. Daniel Baldwin Building Phone 26-701 Erie, Pa Atlas-Erie Supply Co. Mason's, Builders and Manufacturers S U P P L I E S Rock Wool Home Insulation Phone 22-248 1432 Chestnut Street Erie, Pa. Delaney's Serfvice Station GAS 4 TIRES - -ACCESSORIES 12th and Powell Avenue Daka Paper Company WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS Fourth and State Streets Eric, Pa. Compliments of Johnson Metal Products Co. ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Dutch-Dell Lunches and Sandwiches Ice Cream 3811 West 12th Street Charlies SSSTEE Garage 3760 West l2th Street Erie, Pa. When you have learned to drive your auto Safely and Sanely I N S U R E W I T I-I Erie Insurance Exchange Diamonds . Silver . Clock . Jewelry Elgin --- Hamilton Bulova- -Waltham Watches Wilbur A. Davis JEWELER 107 West 10th Street Times Square Phone C57-141 Erie, Pa. Compliments of Johnson Cut Rate 3437 West Lake Road Pulakos Candies Cakes - Lunches 9 26 State Street M SL G Sport Store A Complete Line of SPORTS EQUIPMENT 2 West Eighth Street Phone 65-204 Erie, Pa West Lake Supply Company E. V. Pearson, Proprietor COAL : FEED : BUILDER'S SUPPLIES Kearsarge Hardware Ray Herrmann Full Line of Hardware and Paints 5158 Peach Street Phone 97-274 L. Press 6? Co. Everything for WORK DRESS PLAY 1206-16 State Street Learn to be a COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Short Course Reasonable Tuition Free Employment Service THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL 722 Commerce Building Phone 65-454 Stromenger's RADIO and REFRIGERATION' SERVICE 2416 Peach Street Telephone 24-694 Best Wishes to THE KALDRON from The Hotel Richford VValter R. Ring, Mgr. Powell Avenue Supply Our aim is to serve the people of this Community with the best possible merchandise at reasonable prices . . . VVest llth and Powell Avenue Phone 33-191 Compliments of Company Erie Forge Erie Forge 6? Steel Comp any Peterson Furniture Co. Jamestown Made Furniture Mortonys Variety Store at Lower Prices 5690 West Lake Road Drive out You'll be glad you did 3424 West Luke Road Ph - 39-195 Phone 36-251 om ACROSONIC PIANOS Built by Baldwin 2 Small, compact exquisitely azing tone. A s Miller Dress Shop Jone - Ladies - - Juniors Children's READ I x L, Y-T0-VVEAR md Made Gifts Mark ha styled, am delight to playff a revel- ation to hear. In Erie exclusively at the rn Music Co. Hz 3421 West Lake Road Phone 32-S51 17 West 11th Street we w w f ,iw GIFTS P OR 5' .1 , ,vggtii i D32 ' sbt tw- 5 ' ALL 5 'J ' - - - 1 , OLLASIONS Th 1551111125:-11-.'g. ' , . ' 'V-'fi55r'5g5:,:j.' ' ,- ir. James Omas ':2:2:2:1:2:2:1:2i:1:f1111:I:1S:1:1:111:frE1E:E15111:11-2132I2132212121EIEIEQSEIEIEIEIE1E2EI:1E1:IE2i-EIEIEI:1:E:2:2.1z31:1r1:E.1:2:1: :1:1:E:frZ:Sr1121E:ErE2Eri-Er:1:rE1ErE1E2?- N? 15:2 13:1 I -td .-', J e W e 1 e r There- are many patterns Moixntimrs by Tfilllll lO1'ztng:t' Blossoml- S VVest Eighth SIYCCI from whivh to selvvt your Wood tArt Czlrvedj :und other reputable ,Y Sterling, including those nwtnut'zu'turers, set by ns with the Iinvst hst' 1911 Phone 65-104 ot' Wallace., Lunt, Inter blue white flawless at-ins national and Gorham. 86 THOMPSON'S 2216 State Street Phone 45-224 Lawnmower Shop Sales - Service - Parts POWER and HAND MOWERS MACHINE SHARPENED For Eighty-four Years ERIE'S LEADING NAME IN JEWVELRY He l . . 6 Y Jareckfs PhYSlC1anS, CO. Jewelers and Silversmiths 25 West 9th Street Erie, Pa. Frank O- Anderson Groter's Esso Service Landscape Contractor and 26th and Powell Avenue Nurseryman ERIE, PA. Belle Valley VVESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Harry E. Mueller The Key Man 18 East 9th Street 87 Osterberg's Garage General Repairs on all Makes of Cars TIRES aaaf BATTERIES AA ACCESSORIES Official Penna. Inspection Station 2851 West Ridge Road Phone 92-541 Erie, Pa. The Store of Famous Shoes G E N E R A L SHOES HOSIERY BAGS T R U C K I N G ALL LOADS INSURED M M 0 V I N G mefggudi Tenth and Peach t i 1 Palace Z ' Hardware Store A ' . . A 1 .Q A x 913-915 State Street t Erie Pa 1926 Myrtle Street Erie, Pa. VM our Telephone 23-588 Complete Sports Department ROLLER SKATE at the 12th Street Skating Rink Open Every Evening Except Monday ee 8 to ll p.m. Matinees: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sundays, and Holidays 2 to 4:30 p.m. ROLLER SKATE FOR HEALTH AND COMPANIONSHIP A Supervised Recreation Members Only 88 Call MORROW Today Office Machines Time Clocks Portable Typewriters tElectric Shavers Repairedj 14 East 11th Street Parke T. Morrow Phone 24-02, -ffnlfis. ,lili .SHI 4, l! 5 I . E ,I ' , ' ul r QUALITY ll! i 4 CLEANERS and DYERS li ' f' .tb Cold Storage Vault on Premises ' ' 4 P FI1rs Cleaned by FIIrrier's Method I i 402 West 3rd Street Phone 22-987 SPECIALISTS IN - BUSINESS TRAINING D N ' Erle C0mme1'lCal College At All Home-Owned Food Stores 511110 211 Eighth JACOB IIALLER co. w'hIll6S2ll0 Distributors O. C. Brown, President Erie, Pa. . TOWING J. A. Holtz Garage Complete Overhauling .ee Portable Welding Gas -e Kero f- e Fuel Delivery Phone 09-155 R. D. No. 6, Erie, Pa. 89 GREETINGS FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT '7'AINTI1'EAUUlJAls'lEI?5 ERIE wmnuw ELA55 1: Kimmel and Son SHO E S HOSIERY BAGS Corner 1'7th and Sassafras St. Our 76th Anniversary Year Frigidaire Stewart-Warner Reliable Radio Inc. Peach at Eleventh ERIE'S LEADING APPLIANCE HOUSE Telephone 77-364 Blackstone Washers Scott Radio Meiser's Fine Foods 818 Peach Street Try our . . . Delicious Mayonnaisc and French Dressing Complete line of Diabetic Foods Delivery Service Hi-Way Food Market FRESH MEATS and GROCERIES 2904 West 26th Street Telephone 98-505 ' Hillllll Iiliiil m ', :W i m II e JMONESQON PMN Hill' mi , , X ,I X fi I Mull, lliUlw Illlllllllllllul Wim' H ,hwwww I tftt,wluL, wi W T Q ' M 'li' if ' 'K t '34, -- tstnunmnml unnmqq gl wit T V ':T1LLLa'1, W JQ ,miami 3-A Y --AEQXQ QW Ygi- 4. ajfiii F F pil, 1563 WEST 26TH STREET QO It makes a difference where you buy your Furniture Reliable Home Furnishing Co., Inc. 1213-1219 State Street Erie, Pa. To Sell Your Real Estate Best Wishes From see Schlurafl? Floral Co. Ralph Riehl --FLOWERS OF QUALITY REALTOR Store---12 West 8th Street oth and French sts' Bri Greenhouses--2709 West Sth Street Millcreek Township Phones 24-722W-24-728 West Lake Dry Goods Store 3678 West Lake Road West Lake Cleaners and Dyers . . 713 st. Cl ' A For the Families' Need mr .venue E , P . Mens f--fe Ladies --- Childrens Wear he 3 Notions- Household Goods- f--- Gifts Telephone 36-181 American Tinning 6? Galvanizing Co. Erie, Pennsylvania HOT DIP GALVANIZING ELECTROPLATING CADMIUM - COPPER ff NICKEL 1CHR0MIUM QI Hess Brothers PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Guild Member See our new Tri Focals and Better Bi Focals 133 West 9th Street Erie, Pa. Telephone 22-382 Weafver-Roach Dance Studio Dial 37-185 or 35-721 Foxtrot Tango .Iitterbug Samba Waltz Rhumba Future Home 31 East 10th Street Stankey's Ice Cream Bar Quality Groceries Meats, Vegetables, Frozen Foods Greeting Cards, Tobacco, Magazines Novelties, Lending Library 3674 W. Lake Rd. Phone C6-282 Scrifver Lumber Company fUnder new viaduct on Powell Ave.5 We carry the most complete Stock in Northwestern Pennsylvania Everything from the Ground Up We Deliver Phone 34-651 Salsbury 6? Nash 3406 W. Lake Road Erie, Pa. SEEDS HARDWARE PAINTS KELVINATOR APPLIANCES All Types of Saws Filed Telephone 32-842 o if i 918 PEHCH Q2 9 STATE AT NINTH The Store for Discriminating Women State Street Jewelers ul: , Q Association 1 EXC' N ' H-opcr ooNRAD's JEWELERS PROTEC ml 1001 and 703 some street fu 't s ' DARLlNG'S JEWELERS 4 4 , , 905 State Street ,fgixaafc P'-gently in '18Ea5if5!, nmscu JEWELERS 1104 State Street Enjoy . . MACK JEVVELERS 921 State Street . t . Sterlmg Homogemzed Mzlk ROLEN'S JEWELERS , , 931 state street Sterling Milk sEYM0UR's JEWELERS Phone 99-691 708 State Street Compliments of Penn Brass 6? Copper Company 20th and Powell Avenue Erie, Pennsylvania 93 Telephone W9 3-1 98 Cec's Garage GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION C. H. HOBART 2617 Greeley Avenue Erie, Pa. An investment in music study is a lifetime asset of great practical value Do not grow up in musical ignorance when you can, at very moderate cost, get a good musical education, from beginner to competent artist, at the Erie Conservatory of Music Established 1913 156 West Seventh Street Erie, Pa. Phone 22-824 Principal, Peter LeSueur CONSERVATORY COURSES To students desiring to take one subject only, complete courses are given at moder- ate fees by a highly qualified faculty of twenty artists, in Piano, Voice, Organ Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Saxophone, Harp, Trumpet. Clarinet, Alto, Baritone, Trombone, Tuba, Piano-Accordion, Mandolin, Spanish and Hawaiian Guitars, Xylophone, Banjo, Expression, Dramatic Art, Sight Singing, Theory, Musical Knowledge, Harmony, Counterpoint and Composition. Certificates awarded on the satisfactory completion of each grade. Folders and all information on request New pupils may begin at any time Graduation Courses Frequent student recitals Dr. R. W. Shepard OPTOMETRIST 113 West Eleventh Street Erie, Pa. Erie Paint Company 14th and State Streets Eric, Pa. FIRCH'S MA-MADE BREAD AT ITS BEST Parker's Frozen Food Locker Plant Keep Your Food Harvest Fresh 26th and Cemetery Road Erie, Pa. Telephone 98-305 Congratulations to all the Graduates of West Millcreek High School Laurel Hill Cemetery, Inc Parker's Garage COMPLETE MECHANICAL and ELECTRICAL SERVICE Olficial State Inspected 2872 Ridge Road Erie, Pa. Phone 98-305 for Prompt Service United Auto Repair Co. AUTO COLLISION YVORK DUCO RIEFINISHING Telephone 22-649 231 235 East 18th Street Erie, Pa. Emling' s CLEANER AND DYERS 811 West 26th Street Erie, Pa. Telephone 7 5-490 Henry's Bakery HOM EMADE COOKIES 950 Brown Avenue Erie, Pa. Flowers for all occasions J. E. 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