Millcreek High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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. l-ligh School principal 1 MR. GOODRICH MRS. RUTH BLAIR As I think of the ideals we have been trying to build here at Milloreek, I have come to some conclusions. I would like our high school to develop these things in our students. First, straight thinking. They must face facts as they are, not warp or twist them to their own advantage. Second, respect for the abilities and consideration for the rights of others. We would teach them that there are no superiorities, except those of merit, service and achievement. Third, knowledge-they must learn that education is not only the acguiring of an assortment of facts, but also the ability to find out things for themselves and to know where information may be found. Fourth, wisdom to discover that task the execution of which will make them happiest. When they have found that thing which they like best to do, we would set them in the way of learning to do it well. Since the student comes to school young and fresh, it is our hope that we may start him on the ways of thinking, learning, and doing, and thus accomplish our mission of helping our youth to live their lives to the fullest. It is my sincere wish that the members of this graduating class will look ahead with the realiza- tion that their best work were yet to be attained. Sincerely, BRUCE A. GOODRICI-I 141179

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Supervising Principal . . . My congratulations and best Wishes to the Class of 1950. While in school your class has contributed scholastically, socially, athletically and provided leadership in many of the scl'iool's activities. l am sure that the school is better because of your having been here. On behalt of the school, l hope that it has provided experiences which have contributed to your Well-being. That these experiences will give you confidence and a basic knowledge to solve future problems. That you are a more rounded person, capable and Willing to become a Worthy member oi a democratic society. Sincerely, lAMES S. WILSON MR. WILSON MRS. SHIRLEY KESTLE 4 10 D

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SENIOR I-IIGI-I FACULTY RAYMOND HAYES Ccncocts weird smelling formu- lae . . . Youth leader University ot Pittsburgh, B.S, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Chemical Engineering Chemistry, Algebra, Hi-Y Advisor CYRUS JOHNSON Prepares scenic stages . . . Sober expression Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S. Millesville State Teachers College California State Teachers College Industrial Arts, Stage Crew NATALYA HOLLAND Psychoanlyst . . . Unusual lesson plans Grove City College, B.A. University cf Pittsburgh Columbia University Speech, Guidance Senior Class Play MARGARET JOHNSON Witty sayings her specialty . . Guardian of the halls, Allegheny College, AB. Universit of Pittsbur h M. Ed. V Q f English, Y-Teens GUS ANDERSON JAMES BARR Our Gus . . . Half-time Frog butcher . . . Everyone's orator. friend Colgate, B,S, Cornell, B.S. Penn State Football, Health, Gym ROY BOLKEY Hair' . . . Sure it's legal? Edinboro State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Social Studies, World History American History. University of Pennsylvania Bio1OQY, U. S. History Hub Advis r MINNIE FRY Adds polish to commencement speeches . . . But writing poetry is easy. University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Penn State Edinboro State Teachers College English, Red Cross Advisor D