Millcreek High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1951 volume:

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TPAD15 .,.. 0 Q 9 0 Q Q Q 6 7 9 I7 39 59 65 Xl 94 afzewafwl During the last six years, We have been on a voyage, a voyage on which the ship has been our high schoolg on which the commanding officers have been our tac- ultyg and on which the course has been that part ot our lives that has been de- voted to basic learning. The adventures of this voyage are recorded in this 1950- 1951 Kaldron. As the sailor uses the Ship's Log to bring back past happenings, the staff hopes that you will use this Kaldron to bring back memories of your days at M. 1-I. S. new ' It is fitting that, in these confused and critical times, the 1951 Kaldron be dedicated to Mr. Smith who has done so much to prepare us to face the many problems that will confront us. His absence from Millcreek would leave an empty spot in our school life. For his understanding, for his patience, and for his sincerity, We have all come to respect and appreciate our Mr. Smith. :Wwe Once again, here as schoolmates assemble, We fain would lift our hearts in song, To our High School, our dear Alma Mater, Let gladness the moments prolong, We are proud of our lad and our lasses, Of honors Won in days gone by, So here's a cheer for our old High School, For our old High School, Our dear Old High! Here's to our Classes Here's to our lasses, Here's to the lads they adore: Here's to the Seniors, so mighty, luniors so flighty, Freshies and Sophomore, Let mirth and gladness, Banish all sadness, And as the days go by, We promise you'll find us ready, earnest and steady Boosting for Millcreek High! Soon for us will the school days be ended, The dreams of youth, that fade so fast, But We know that the heart oft will ponder, In mem'ry, o'er scenes that are past, There are joys that will long be remember'd, And friendships, too, that ne'er can die, Then here's a cheer for our old High School, Our dear Old High! , 'Ro' FACULTY ,N-I ,MMM 'Q9dT.L-vwwomvw xv-.N..ng'.'i,f3'Mw-f Y ----- faomgb '0'Gs?3z9vW ' f I I 1 I Sh? Edu ,II'.'apv X, ff, if , X' ' ccrhon 'f YN 6005 eff 5 'ffif are f f f , .r 5, f,-W 52' ,ff .f .- 1 , .' 'I I 1 - 'xii 5 lf-ff, d I .-G . .-'X ,-f' ff-f 'H xx X iff' . X x ,ff J' ,A 'I . ,' , nf. af. f?-f xig . -' -' x !.Q.,:M!P6.-' If X I J X gsxxxxxxhx .- I, .- .- .1 , 1, , : 5 ' ' ' ,V mf! f 4 f , ,f .4 mf - z X XX f , A z 1 , I ,, , -' gf' , 1 -.1 A if f 5 , X xx 5 :J ..-ff' 'I f' ' . fl-' V - ' F51 f 'fff' . f' 1 -' f' ,V iff fi fs ' X 'V X 2 J' ,V ,- 1 1' J' , ,J I. ,' . fr E x X. ,f f 4QQ ff , gf ,f -'1' X X I 'lv' ff. ff? 3 f if 1 X IQ' X ' IJ, t X X. N iff t,-'ffg.,-fa-ff ,Fifi X , f -I -'V :JK .Xi 3 ' 1 f ,I .I ' ,f . F X. H fjdf' 27,1 ff if- if J' , '51 K N gt 5 I ' 5 I, Q! 4: 2. Q' 3 Q .f f gg - . Q J 5 C A - A , 5: J , if bf- , , xh K if ..4 f G0 WML: '11 774' ' cmd eozemfzq Supervising Principal-IAMES S. WILSON Secretary-MRS. SHIRLEY KESTLE For the past few weeks the newspapers, radio and television have been announcing to the people the corruption that is taking place in government and sports. Men who have been respected and admired by the public have found to be ruthlessly breaking the law. The name which they bear drops from honor to disgrace. The Class of 1951 represents the future citizens of tomorrow. The name which you bear should be held in high esteem-remember that it is your father's name. May you keep it clean and honorable, not only for your own sake but that of your family. Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of l95l. IAMES S. WILSON, Supervising Principal SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Mr. George Schau, Mrs. Iames Proudler, Mr. Frank Schrimper, Mr. George Gott. Standing: Mr. William Conner, Mr. Emil Pearson, Mr. lames Evans. cc 10 rv 474 adm! ziacqmf and ecfzetmq Principal-MR. B. A. GOODRICH Secretary-MRS. RUTH BLAIR To the Class of 1951 : Your outlook on life has a great deal to do with what your life will be -perhaps far more than you dream. You are not going to be happy in life, no matter what degree of financial success you achieve, unless you feel that your work is important-that it requires your best. Do not forget that it is the man who does the Work who grows in doing and the greatest thing in life is growth. When in your process of growing, you come to the point where you do not know which way to turn-don't turn. Take a fresh grip on faith and steer straight ahead. You will find helpful this bit of advice from an unknown author. When you are forming your opinionsp Do it careful-go slow, Hasty judgments oft are followedg By regretting-that, I knowg And in arguments be careful: Not to quickly to decide, Try to look upon the subject, From the other fellows side. . BARBARA Aurnor Best Wishes to you members of the graduating class as you enter Sro young. is she, and sums. upon your life Work. STITSTZ 'ISI fill? tffiiif the Sincerely , Syracuse University, B,S. Home Economics GUS ANDERSON Our football coach for twenty-odd years: He's a fellow who deserves three cheers. Colgate B.S. Penn State Football, Health, Gym JAMES BARR His interests lie in bugs and bees 1 Student Council, flowers and trees. Cornell B.S. University of Pennsylvania Biology K n CHARLES BICKFORD The teacher who bears an actor's nameg LEARNS us grammar to gain this fame. Gannon College B.A. Edinboro State Teachers College Duquesne University English ROY BOLKEY He checks our absences, legal or not: He teaches history and how wars are fought. Ediriboro State Teachers College University ot Pittsburgh, B.S. Social Studies World and U. S. History 7257 NATALYA HAHN RAYMOND HAYES Our speech instructor and Our personal Einstein, our DOROTHY HEIDECKER Our Home Ee. teacher is she: She'll be pleased at the fine cooks we will be. Mercyhurst College, B.S. Home Economics CY JOHNSON Our able instructor of stage crew and shopg He is a teacher who is rated on top. Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S. Millesville State Teachers College California State Teachers College Industrial Arts, Stage Crew guidance director, Senior ad- visor and student perfector. Grove City College, B.A. chemistry prof: Please turn those bunsen burners off. University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Universit of Pittsbur h Chemical En ineerin B.S Y Q Q Q -1 Columbia University Virginia Polytechnic Institute Speech, Guidance Director Chemistry, Algebra MARGARET JOHNSON Strawberry blonde with a grammatical mind: A better teacher is hard to find. Allegheny College, B.A. University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. English 4412s ROY KORRELL His suits of tweed, his smile that's neat: Without him math would be incomplete. Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Trig, Solid Geometry, Algebra, Plane Geometry KALDRON advisor acuity 7?57 V ANDREW LLOYD Now let's have it quiet in here he calls: In civics, book- keeping, and studyhalls. Grove City College B.S. University ot Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teachers College Civics, Bookkeeping MARJORIE NASH Very dark hair and pretty eyes of brown: Look in the art room-you'll find her around. Edinboro State Teachers College B.A. Art, Mechanical Drawing AMOS NASON Physics and Science is his beat: Getting an A is quite a feat. Defiance College B.A. Ohio State University Physics, General Science MARGARET POWELL Put on your library feet when you're here: Don't dog-ear your book-push back that chair. Heidelburg College B.A. Allegheny College Clarion State Teachers College Librarian ADELAIDE OTT OK kids+I've had enough: Come on fellows quit getting rough. Villa Maria College Edinboro State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Civics TODD RISHELL Friendly chuckle and fiery hair: Look for the band- you'll find him there. Grove City College B.S. Thiel College University ot Pittsburgh Algebra, Music -995' JEFFERY PAYNE With a ready chuckle and winning way: He's our teacher of the F.F.A. Penn State Carnegie Tech Vocational Agriculture Advanced Shop ce, 59' vi' cc 13 xr ISABELL PHASEY In chorus and choir whis- pering's forbid: She's quick with her temper but quick to forgive. luniata College B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College Villa Maria College Music DORTHEA SAMUELSON Clever ideas and full of fun: Friendlyandnicetoeveryone. Slippery Rock State Teachers College California State Teachers College Edinboro State Teachers College Health, Gym MARY SHANOR Tall and Blond and full of fun: Be sure to get your hornework done. Denison University University of Colorado B.A. English RICHARD SMITH I.aet's have a bang up job to- morrow: Do your own work -please do not borrow. Penn State B.S. University of Pittsburgh P.O.D., American History N57 JOHN SWIFT His stature, his voice, his crew-cut hair: His constant habit of tipping that chair. Edinboro State Teachers College B.S. University of Pittsburgh English LAURA SHERRANGE This learned lady is very petite: Spanish and Latin AUDREY SITTER Diminutive blonde with eyes of blue: Who teaches typing are her meat. and shorthand, too. Villa Maria College Penn State University of Mexico Western Reserve Latin, Spanish Mercyhurst College Commercial, KALDRON advisor HELEN ZUCK Positions-eyes on your copy -begin: Don't look at your keyboard for it's a sin. Grove City College B.S. University of Pittsburgh Commercial K D EDITH DAVIS Our high school nurse, our pain reliever: Always ready when we need her. Corry Hospital Allegheny General Hospital University of Pittsburgh Villa Maria College School Nurse mae! piffftdldg and KENNETH BUCKHAM Westminister College B.A. University of Wisconsin University of Southern California Penn State M. Ed. lunior High Principal When people are about to embark to ports and lands unknown as you seniors are, they have two emotions in con- flict. One is of reluctance, and the other ot anticipation. May you leave Millcreek with reluctance because of the profitable and happy experiences you have known. May you always hold a warm spot in your heart for your Alma Mater and for those who helped to make your school an unforgettable, living experience. Now you should realize that you are starting toward new horizons. What do they hold for you? No one can accuratelypredict, but certainly you are looking forward to this new adventure with great anticipa- tion. May you find within the realm of your living happiness, success, and peace. Find your place in thiszwondertul domocracy of ours. Bon Voyage! KENNETH BUCKHAM MARY ANN GERBRACHT Sweet little person so full of fun: She is known by most everyone. University of Pittsburgh B.A. M. Ed. PAUL GOLL Our new head coach of our football teamg As our history teacher he's on the beam. Penn State Extension Western Reserve B.A. History 1:1512 JOHN KOLA Our able coach of basketballg Is1 Father John to one and a . Findlay College BS. Penn State M. Ed. Health, Geography WILLIAM LEUSCHEN Guardian of our halls and lunch time line 5 He certainly does his job up fine. Gannon College B.S, Science, Math 7257 DAVE LONG A student at our high school not so very long ago: Now he's teaching students all the grammar they should know. Grove City College B.A. English KATHERINE MacKENZIE Her room could be called the annex storeg And her fish are kept right near the door. Pennsylvania College B.A. Social Service Certificate Penn State Math RONALD McCOY Curly hair and always a smile: Our J.V. coach who has taught for awhile. Leheigh University Edinboro State Teachers College B.S. Geography JANET SCHMIDT Junior Y-Teens and her eighth grade math classes: Popular teacher with both lads and lasses. Erie Center University oi Pittsburgh Penn State B.A. Math cc 16 vb NAZ SERVIDIO As an annex instructor famous is he: For teaching us history and geography. Findlay College B.A. Geography, History HELEN UNDERWOOD An English instructor, a camper so fineg At Camp Caledonshereallydoesshine. Villa Maria College B.A. English f. ' f .ff ENIDR CLASS 'vvq Q09 fl, X ,..-fijfff' J, f .47 f , . , .AfA-4- iifkff A ' x EAUCQUOH ,,fif' F A I A lima pyzit em X ff x x 0 ' ' will Wm ' ,Aww , A' 5 f Q UWM ' nh mm .ff fi- 'y.f 9,.' 1 . U 7 f7if'ff'! .:--2' f, wt 'X ':'::..,.--':' gf if A my QJCW ,, , : W X K ff jf' X X f sf' K M' 5 2 K I Seam 66444 Qfdatafzq 1945-46 When we first entered Mill- creek in the Seventh Grade, we appeared to the older students as a huge pair of bewildered eyes, gazing up at us over a mountainous load of books. lt was predicted that we were going to be the stars and scholars of our school in future years. 1946-47 As members of the Eighth Grade Class we set a fine example to the future members of the Eighth Grade by completing every task We set out to do. We realized that co- operation and hard work were the only things that would get us success- fully through high school. 1947-48 Our Freshman Year-at last we were organized as a class and we were rather proud of being known as 'lfreshies -as this was the first direct act of recognition from the upper classmen. Our class was well represented at the school functions. We took it upon ourselves to sponsor a skating party and a class party which were both very successful. We took another step in the developing of our class by electing officers to lead us. They were: President, Rich Vommoro, Vice-President, Keith Turner, Secretary, Margaret Anderson, and Treasurer, Dick Post. 1948-49 As Sophomores, we had a busy year. Prominent in Y-Teens, Hi-Y, G. A. C., and many other clubs, our group still found time to sponsor some activities of our own. First of these was a class party on October 26. A skating party on December 16 was our second project. Class officers for the year were: President, Forrest Walters, Vice-President, Barbara Smith, Secretary, Pete Traphagen, Treasurer, Roger Gillingham. 1949-50 During our lunior year we were leaders in school activities. Proof of this was seen in the lunior Play, Strange Borders and the memorable lunior-Senior Prom. We completed the year by serving as ushers and usherettes for the Baccalaureate and Commencement services. Our class officers were: President, Roger Gillingham, Vice-President, Barbara Smith, Secretary, Barbara Thompson, Treasurer, Nancy Huntington. 1950-51 The Class of 1951 elected Don lackson, President, Mary Lou Chiffon, Vice-President, Kathleen Hunter, Secretary, and Roger Gillingham, Treasurer, as their final class officers. Senior year marked the busiest year of our history. Special occasions which accented the year were the Senior Play, llOur Girls, the operetta, The Red Mill, a skating party, St. Pat's Dance, Senior Class Day, and most important was the day of Graduation. It was an active and enjoyable year, which increases the sorrow of parting from good old Millcreek High. K1-.823 NANCY RITA ADLER Nan Nurse, Y-Teens 3, 45 G. A. C. 45 Red Cross 35 Assembly Committee 45 Usher 4 ACADEMY Y-Teens l, 25 I 5 57 Student Senate 1. LAVONNE BABCOCK Love On Housewife, Girls BERNARD ALAN BADGER FRED R. AMSLER JR. Jesse Mechanical Engi- neer, Kaldron Staff 45 1-li-Y Basketball 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Orchestra 25 Baccalaureate Usher 35 Play Cast 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 4. Chorus 1, 25 A Cappella 3, 45 Operetta l5 Play Staff 35 Play Cast 45 Commercial Club 4. Bernie Work hard, live long, and keep happy. Library 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 15 Science Club 3, 45 Operetta Cast l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta Staff 3, 45 Library Club 2, 35 Officer 2, 3. MARY ELLA BEUSCH Mary Beautician, Y-Teens 3, 45 Girls Chorus 1, 25 Play Staff 4. ARTHUR EUGENE BLOOMWELL Gene Chemist, Hall Patrol 1, 25 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 45 Play Cast 45 Play Staff 35 Key Club 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 glrchestra 45 District Band , 4. BARBARA ANN BENNER DONALD A. BENNETT Babs lournalist, Commer- Don Ioin the Navy, Lib- cial Club 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 brary Staff 1, 2, 35 F. F. A. G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette l, 2, 3, 45 Kaldron Staff 4. l, 25 Spring Concert l5 Hub Staff 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usherette 35 Operetta Staff 3. cf 19 xx GLORIA MAE BOWERS Glo Private Secretary, Y- Teens 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Kaldron Staff 45 EAST HIGH SCHOOL Y-Teens 2. MARILYN BROWN Brainy Social Service Worker, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. l, 25 Hub Staff 3, 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Red Cross 25 Play Staff 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Latin Club 2. CLAUDINE EVELYN DONALD RUSSELL CARLSON CARTER Bootsie Private Secretary, Tony Color Photographer, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. l, Library l, 2, 35 Kalclron Staff 2, 35 Play Cast 45 Home Ec. 45 Football l, 2, 35 Manager Club 45 Majorette 2, 3, 45 3, 45 Play Staff 3. SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL Class Officer l. MARY LOU CHIFF ON Lou Goto South America GERALD WILSON CLARK Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Play Staff 45 ferry Interior Decorator, Play Cast 35 G. A. C. 1, 2, 35 Library l, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Officer 25 Cheer Leader 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Kaldron Staff 4. Hall Patrol 1, 25 Red Cross 15 Pep Band 45 Play Staff 3, 4. CHARLES RAYMOND DOLORES JEAN DAY DeHAVEN Bud Get rich, Debate l, Dollie Secretary, Y-Teens 2, 45 Band 2, 35 Orchestra l, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 35 Science Club Play Staff 3, 45 Girls Chorus 1. 35 Play Staff 3. C120 D ,457 MARGARET ANN DUNST Peggy Reporter, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 45 Kaldrcn Staff 45 Commencement and Baccalaureate Usherette 35 Play Cast 45 Usher 35 Red Cross 4. ALBERT GRANT EATON Al lnstrumental Music Teacher, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 District Band 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Play Cast 3, 45 Hall Patrol 1, 25 Kaldron Staff 4. DONNA MAE EMHOFF WILMER L. ENGELL Emmy Telephone Opera- Will Farmer, F. F. A. 1, 2, tor, Home Ec. Club5 Y-Teens 3, 45 Hub Statt 3, 4. 45 Play Staff 3. VINCENT FORCE Vince Journalist. ROGER DUANE GILLINGHAM Sink lournalist, Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Hi-Y Basketball 2, 3, 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Student Council 15 A Cappella 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 45 Play Cast 45 Baccalaureate Usher 3. DAVID WILLIAM EVANS Dave Horticulturist, Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Latin Club 25 Assembly Com- mittee 45 Student Council 45 Hi-Y 45 Kaldron Staff 45 District Band 3, 45 District Orchestra 35 Play Cast 3. 421, MILLIE ANN EVANS Millie Traveling Secre- tary, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Commercial Club 4. DORIS MARIE GLOWACKI Red Dressmaker, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. l, 2, 35 Home Ec. Club 45 Play Staff 35 Kaldron Staff 4. LENORE F. GOODRICH Butch Be a Success in Life, G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Science Club 35 Girls Chorus l, 25 A Cappella 3, 45 Officer 45 Commencement Usher 35 Play Cast 45 National Honor Society 45 Debate 3, 45 Kal- dron 4. HAROLD KENNETH BARBARA JO HANCOCK HAHN JAMES RICHARD GORR Dick Race Driver, Foot- MERRILL GOULDING Merrill Such As Life, ball 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 45 Science Club 35 ACADEMY Harry Architect, Kaldron Staff 45 Red Cross 35 Key Club 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Art Crew 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Basketball 4. Barb Comptometer Operator, Home Ec. Club 45 Y-Teens 45 TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Corinthian 2, 35 General organization Repre- sentative 25 Commencement Usher 2, 3. Hi-Y 45 A Cappella 45 Hi-Y HIGH SCHOOL I. V. Foot- Basketball 45 Play Cast 35 ball 15 Basketball 15 Wrestling F. F. A. 15 Glee Club 45 Operetta 4. 25 Cross Country 2. KATHLEEN L. HUNTER Kate Get Married, G. A. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Girls Chorus l, 25 A Cappella 3, 45 Officer 45 Operetta l, 3, 45 Hub Staff 3, 45 Kalclron Staff 45 National Honor Society 45 Class Officer 45 Play Cast 35 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 3. 1422, ' NANCY G RACE HUNTINGTON Nan Personnel Worker, G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 35 Play Staff 35 Commercial Club 45 Officer 45 Usherette 45 Nation- al Honor Society45 Officer 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Commence- ment and Baccalaureate Usherette 3. af 57 GEORGE E. HURST MARGARET CLAIRE Hot Rod Salesman Red Cross 1. IRVINE Marg Private Secretary, Y-Teens 45 ELMIRA FREE ACADEMY Mixed Chorus 15 G. A. C. 2. DONALD FRANK JACKSON Red Successful Business Man5 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 A Cappella 45 Glee Club 45 DONALD PAUL KANIS Spike Farmer. Class Officer 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Hub Staff 25 Latin Club 3. JOHN K KNIGHT lohnny Successful officer in the U. S. Army, Debate 2, DONALD V KURTZ Nigger To be a Million aire, Football 2, 45 Red Cross 3, 45 A Cappella 3, 45 Kaldron 15 Play Staff 4. JOHN JOSEPH LEIBIG lack Carpenter, Stage Crew 2. RUTH JEAN LEVESOUE Ruthie Secretary, G. A. C. 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 45 Officer 45 Volley Ball 1 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Play Staff 3 45 Girls Chorus 1. 'DQ Staff 45 Operetta 35 Play Cast 35 Glee Club 35 Double Quartet 35 Red Cross 4. I ELMER WILLIAM LEWIS Elmo Merchant, Stage Crew 1. PATRICIA JANE LLOYDA Pat Housewife, G. A. C. 1, 25 YTeens 2, 3, 45 Hub Staff 3, 45 Red Cross 35 Play Staff 3, 45 Commencement and Baccalaureatey Usherette 3. MARY JANE LUN D 1anie Housewife, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 A Cappella 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Kaldron 45 Play Staff 45 Home Ec. 4. VICTOR LEON McINTYRE Vic Carpenter, Play Staff4. NORMA JEAN MARACCI Nor Secretary, Girls Chorus 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 ROSEMARY ELIZABETH MASTERY Rosie Secretary, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 All Star Band 2, 45 Music Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Play Staff 4. 4:24-D ESTHER MASON Toots Occupational Therapist, Play Staff 3, 45 Commencement Usher 35 Y- Teens 45 A Cappella 45 Kal- dron Staff 45 Spanish Club 45 ACADEMY Biology Lab Assis- tant 25 Hall Monitor 3. CHARLES ANDREWS MATTS Chuck Architect, Hi-Y 3, 45 Play Staff 45 Latin Club 2. af 51 RICHARD ALAN MAY JAMES HOWARD Dick Auto Mechanic, Hall MAURER Patrol 15 Kaldron Staff 45 Play lim Bricklayer, Carpenter Staff 3 45 Red Cross5 Hi-Y 4. RONALD MARTIN MELGAARD BARBARA ANN MILKS Barb Nurse, Chorus l5 Ron Coach, Kaldron Staff G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Editor 45 Hub Staff 3, 45 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Hub Staff Football2 3 4' Hi-Y2 3 4' 4' Kalclron ff , f . , , , , Sta 45 Home Ec. Officer 45 Hi-Y Basketball 3, Club 45 Red Cross 4. 45 A Cappella 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Operetta 4. ROSEMARY MAGUIRE Rosie Singer, Housewife, Girls Chorus l, 2, 45 A Cap- pella 3, 45 Operetta 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN MANUCCI Shirl Telephone Opera- tor, Horne EC. Club 2, 3, 45 Officer 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Officer' 3, 45 Girls Chorus 15 A Cappella 3, 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Double Quartet 35 Operetta 3, 4. CLARENCE ALLEN NANCY ELLEN MCKINLEY MAGUIRE Al Farmer, F. F. A. 45 Nan Housewife, Secretary SANDY LAKE F. F. A. 1, 25 Girls Chorus 25 Commercial Hi-Y 1, 25 Football 3. Chi? 45 Kaldron Staff 4 Play Sta 3. N259 GLENN EDWARD MOON Glenn Businessman, Hall Patrol 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Basketball 3, 45 Play Staff 45 Kaldron Staff 4. NORMAN CHARLES NAVECKY Noop Radio and Televi- sion Repair, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol 1, 2, 35 A Cappella l, 45 Art Crew 35 Operetta 15 FRANK C. PAGEL TOM PETRONE Frank Travel, A Cappella Wop Mechanic, Football 45 Glee Club 45 Play Staff 3, 4. EQSSIGQS Crew 2, 35 Play ta . BETTY ANN PHILLIPS Marta Housewife,Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Home EC. Club 45 Red Cross 25 Play Staff 3, 4. RICHARD ARNOLD POST Dick Own a Business, Student Council 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Basketball 3, 45 Hall Patrol 1, 25 Class Officer 15 Play Staff 1. GERALDINE MARIE POWELL Gerry To be a Success, Y-Teens l, 25 Majorette l, 25 G. A. C. 1, 25 Play Staff 3, 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Spanish Club 45 Spring Concert 15 ALBION All Star Band l. cc 26 D JOHN ANTHONY PULICE Monk Singer, Kaldron 15 A Cappella 15 Hi-Y 45 Art Crew 2, 35 Hi-Y Basketball 45 PITTSBURGH Basketball l, 25 Football 1, 2. KATHLEEN JOAN REED Mike Housewife, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Officer 45 G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Girls Chorus 15 Volley Ball 1. MARLENE RIEGER MARY JANE RESSLER Nookie Secretary, G. A. Mary Housewife, Y-Teens C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 35 Girls Chorus l, 45 Mixed Play Staff 3, 45 Commercial Chorus 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Club 45 A Cappella 4. Operetta l. GORDON LORING ROOT RICHARD CHARLES RYS Gordie Live a long and Dick l..aHClSC5D9 W0Tkf A enjoyable life, Red Cross 2, 35 Cappella l, 45 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, Assembly Committee 3, 45 45 Officer 3, 41 Aff Crew 3? Spanish Club 4. Kalclron Staff 45 Operetta 1. NORMAN JOSEPH SCHUHWERK Norm Certified Public Ac- countant, Red Cross 15 Latin Club 2 5 Commencement Usher 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Basketball 45 Play Staff 45 Spanish Club 45 Science Club 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Student Council 3, 4. BARBARA ANNE SMITH Smitty .Career in Music Latin Club 25 Debate 3, 45 Officer 45 Play Staff 45 Kal- dron Staff 45 Girls Chorus 25 Operetta 3, 45 A Cappella 3, 45 G. A. C. l, 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Double Quartet 35 Class Officer 2, 35 Hub 2, 3, 45 Editor 45 YeTeens 2, 3, 45 Officer 2, 3, 45 Baca calaureate and Commence- ment Usher 3. MILDRED SPAULDING Millie Airline Hostess, Red Cross 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Home EC. Club 3, 45 Kaldron Staff 4. BUDDY ROBERT SPRAGUE Bud Auto Mechanic, Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 A Cappella 45 Glee Club 4 Kaldron Staff 45 Art Crew 3 45 Hi-Y Basketball 3, 45 Op eretta 4. 1 1 JOHN VINCENT SPUSTA Buss Hot Rod driver5 Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Hi-Y ELEANOR MARION STORACI Ellie Private Secretary, Basketball 45 A Cappella 45 Library Club 1, 25 Hub Staff Glee Club 45 Stage Crew 3, l, 2, 3, 45 Play Cast 45 Play 45 Officer 45 Operetta 4. Staff 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Commer- cial Club 45 Kaldrcn Staff 45 Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Usherette 3. CHARLES SHERMAN SUERKEN Chuck Lawyer, Red Cross 2, 35 Debate 2, 3, 45 Officer 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Officer 45 Spanish Club 45 Latin Club 25 Hub Staff 3, 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Play Cast 45 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 35 A Cappella 45 Glee Club 45 Play Staff 35 Operetta 4. DOUGLAS GILBERT TAYLOR Doug Metallurgist, Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 District Band 2, 3, 45 District Orchestra 3, 45 Play Cast 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. MARY IRENE THOMAS Mitty Housewife and tele- phone operator, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 45 A Cappella 3, 45 Girls Chorus 25 Operetta 3, 4. 14281: BARBARA LOUISE THOMPSON Shorty Nurse, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Kaldron 45 A Cappella 45 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Red Cross 35 Play Staff 2, 45 Commencement and Bacca- laureate Usherette 35 Operetta 45 Class Officer 3. 014 57 DONALD CHARLES THOMPSON Mad Frenchman Nuclear Phyicist, Kaldron Staff 47 Hub Staff 47 Hi-Y 2, 3, 47 Basket- EUGENE FRANCIS TOME Gene Florist, Hall Patrol 17 Hub Staff 3, 47 Kaldron Staff 47 Play Cast 3, 47 Band 47 Hi-Y 3, 47 Officer 47 Science Club 3, 47 Officer 4. ball 1, 2, 3, 47 Latin Club 27 Play Staff 3, 47 Art Crew 47 Key Club 47 Director 47 Sci- ence Club 3, 47 Officer 4. PETER ABRAHAM TRAPHAGEN Pete Electrical Engineer, Class Officer 17 Football l, 2, 47 Hub Staff 2, 3, 47 Co-Editor 47 Kaldron Staff 47 Assistant Editor 47 Play Cast 37 Hi-Y 2, 3, 47 Officer 47 Spanish Club 47 Science Club 37 Baccaluareate and Com- mencement Usher 37 Assembly Committee 3. ALLEN KEITH TURNER Keith CommercialArt Kaldron Staff 3, 47 Class Officer 17 Hi-Y 3, 47 Hi-Y Basketball 3, 47 Hub Staff 3, 47 Play Staff 3, 47 Art Crew 2, 3, 47 Spanish Club 47 Officer 47 Science Club 3, 47 Key Club 47 Officer 47 Commencement Usher 3. RICHARD J. VOMMORO LOIS ANN WALDERMARSON FORREST SYDNEY WALTERS Professor Get rich and be useful, Debate 1, 2, 3, 4, 57 Student Council 1, 2, 47 Assembly Committee 37 Class Officer 2. ROBERT S. WARREN Skip Sheet Metal, Kaldron Staff 47 Art Crew 3, 47 Science Club 47 Commencement Usher 37 Spanish ' Club 47 Play Staff 4. Rich Own a garage, Class Officer 17 Student Council 47 Lo Secretary, Red Cross Officer 47 Kaldron Staff 47 l, 27 G. A. C. 27 Y-Teens 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Play Staff 3. 47 Officer 47 Kaldron Staff 47 Student Council 47 Latin Club 27 Play Cast 37 Play Staff 4. K 29x ROBERT W. WEIR GERALD LEROY Bob Successful Farmer, WELCH' JR' Hi-Y 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Hi-Y Terry Mechanic, Stage Basketball 3, 45 BUFFALO, Crew 2, 35 Kaldron Staff 35 NEW YORK Cross Country 1, Hi4Y 35 Play Staff 35 A 25 Track 1, 2. Cappella 3. GEORGE D. WOLFE JR. Fox Teacher, Band 45 Or- chestra 45 Play Staff 45 PITTS- BURGH Class Officer 15 His- tory Club l, 2, 35 Commercial Club 2, 35 lournalism Club 35 Football 35 Basketball 2, 35 Play Cast 35 Latin Club 1, 2. MARY ANNE YEAGER Toots Dressmaker, De' signer, G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 47 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Home EC- Club 45 Play Cast 35 Play Staff 45 A Cappella 3, 45 Girls Chorus 1, 25 Kalclron Staff 42 Hub Staff 3, 45 Double Quartet 35 Operetta 3, 4. GERTRUDE LOUELLA WHITE Gert Private Secretary, Girls Chorus 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Officer 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Hub Staff 45 Kaldron Staff 45 BEVERLY JANE WILKINS Bev Get Married, Major- ette 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Play Staff 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Music Concert l, 2, 3, 45 All Star Band 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 1. MARGARET CAROLIN YOUNG GILBERT DAVID ZEIGLER Marge Stenographer, Y- Gil Business Manager, Teens 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Basketball 3, 35 Play Staff 3, 45 Kaldron 45 Kaldron Staff 45 Art Staff 3, Staff 4. 45 Assembly Committee 3. 130: l I I have decided to be present on Vivian's sixteenth birthday to give her her inheritance. My love to the other two girls. I-low thankful I am that they are not boys. What a furor this simple message made in the Love- joy home! The reason was apparent, for the Lovejoy's three healthy, teenage sons, Vivian, Francis and lesse, didn't in the least resemble girls. If eccentric Aunt lessie discovered the truth she would cut them off without a cent, and money was sorely needed. Upon her arrival Aunt lessie was met by three rather strange young girls I don't know just what I expected, but certainly nothing like this, was her caustic comment. It was a desperate struggle but Iessie, Francis and Vivian made a valiant effort to act like young ladies -Aunt Iessie, however, discovered the hoax, took action herself, and became- Dear Aunt Iessie -the real guy. ' The cast included Charles Suerken, Roger Gillingham, Fred Amsler, Eugene Bloomwell, Eleanor Storaci, Lavonne Babcock, Doug Taylor, Claudine Carlson, Albert Eaton, Peggy Dunst, Lenore Goodrich. Lois Waldemarson was Student Director. l fe 31 lst Row: L. Goodrich, D. Glowacki, K. Hunter, M. Chiffon, N. Maguire, S, Manucci, M. l. Lund, E. Mason. Znd Row: L. Waldemarson, E. Storaci, M. Evans, B. Smith, Miss Sitter, Mr. Korrell, N. Huntington, G. Bowers, G. White, B. Milks, 3rd Row: l. Knight, D. Evans, A. Eaton, R. Gillingham, P. Traphagen, R. Melgaard, K. Turner, B. Warren, C. Suerken. 4th Row: B. Thompson, P. Dunst, R. Mastery, G. Powell, M. Young, M. Spaulding, N. Maracci, M. A. Yeager, B. Benner. Sth Row: B. Wilkins, M. Brown, G. Ziegler, l. Pulice, R. Vommoro, D. lackson, F. Amsler, l. Welch, W. Engel. Sth Row: B. Sprague, H. Hahn, D. Bennett, G. Tome, D. Carter, D. Rys, N. Schuhwerk, D. May, D. Thompson. Zalvhms This year's staff had many trying times before the book in its entirety was sent off to the printer. Writing and rewriting, arranging and rearranging, was part of a process which demanded much time and accurateness. This year's editor was Ronald Melgaard with Pete Traphagen as assistant editor. Keith Turner and Roger Gillingham took care of the money matters. Harold Hahn, supervising the art work, spent many hours laboriously arranging the lay out and art Work. Advertising and photographing were the first beginnings, then Lenore Goodrich and her crew began making the rounds of business establishments, and the students busily began indentifying pictures. Next, the dedication of the yearbook was voted upon by the class and the engraving and printing started rolling. Although it looked hopeless to many at the time, it gradually began to look more and more like a uniform and well arranged product. The creators of this yearbook hope that all who may look at the 1950-1951 history of M. H. S. will derive as much pleasure as those who helped make that history. 4:32, EDITOR-RON MELGAARD BUSINESS MANAGER--KEITH TURNER ASSISTANT EDITOR-PETE TRAPHAGEN ASS. BUS. MANAGER-ROGER GILLINGHAM ADVERTISING ART PRODUCTION PHOTOGRAPHY AL. Goodrich-Mgr. H. Hahn+Mgr. G. WhitefMgr. Gene Tome-Mgr. F. Amsler G. Ziegler N. Maracci R. Vommoro VN. Schuhwerk N. Maguire B. Benner K. Hunter 'D. Evans M. Young B. Warren R. Mastery E. Storaci l. Knight SPORTS P. Dunst SUBSCRIPTION 'G. Bowers J Welch-M r B. Thompson R. Rys D' Th g ' D, May L. Waldernax-sonfMgr , I'P Iimpson M.1,Luna M. L. chiffon ' ' u 1 e M. Bennett G. Moon B. Wilkins M. Brown SENIORS ACTIVITIES UNDERCLASS B. SpraguefMgr. M. Yeager-Mgr. D. Glowacki-Mgr. B. Smith G. Powell B. Milks E. Mason D. lackson A. Eaton Seated: P. Traphagen, Assis- tant Editor, R. Melgaard, Editorg K. Turner, Business Manager. Standing: R. Gil- lingham, Assistant Business Manager, L. Waldemarson, Subscriptiong G. Tome, Photo- graphyy l... Goodrich, Adds, G. Ziegler, Assistant Art, M. Yeager, Activitiesg G. White, Production, B. Sprague, Sen- iors, D. Glowacki, Underclass. S, Manucci N. Huntington M. Evans Cc D S Adler, Nancy ...... Amsler Fred ....... Babcock, Lavonne ..... Badger, Bernard. . . Benner, Barbara ..... Bennett, Donald .... Beusch, Mary ...... Blocmwell, Eugene. Bowers, Gloria ..... Brown, Marilyn .... Carlson, Claudine. . . Carter, Donald ....,. Chiffon, Mary Lou ..... Clark, lerry ....... Day Charles ...... . Dehaven, Dolores. . Dunst, Peggy ...... Eaton, Albert .... Emhoff, Donna ..... Engell, Wilmer .... Evans, David ..., Evans, Milly .....i. Force, Vincent ..... Gillingham, Roger. . . Glowacki, Doris ....... Goodrich, Lenore. . Gorr, Richard ..,.... Goulding, Merrill . . Hahn, Harold ....... Hancock, Barbara ..... Hunter, Kathleen. . . Huntington, Nancy. Hurst, George ..... Irvine, Margaret ..... lackson, Donald ..... Kanis, Donald ..... Knight, Iohn .... Kurtz, Don ..... Leibig, lohn ....... Levesque, Ruth .... Lewis, Elmer .... Lloyda, Patricia .... Lower, lohn ....... Lund, Mary Iane. . . Mclntyre, Victor ....... McKinley, Clarence ...... Maguire, Nancy ....... Maguire, Rosemary .... Manucci, Shirley. . . Zdfzeclfafzg 14- WZ . . . . .841 South Gore Road... . . 1431 Chelsea Ave. ..... . 516 Shorehaven Drive .... 721 Clifton Drive ...... . . . .2825 Berkley Ave.. . . . . . . .3734 West 14th St.. . . .. . . . . .RD No. 3 Kuntz Road. . . .. . . . .RD No. 8, Grubb Road. . ., 4823 Lexington Ave.. . . 2746 West 24th St. .... . Stoughton Road .......... ....927OregonAve.,......... ....3255 West Ridge Road. . . .. ....616G1enruadh......,.... . . . .2241 West 32nd St.. ,. ....1502 HarttRoad 801 Chelsea Ave. ...... . . ....RD No. 1, Asbury Road...... ,...4827WestStreet.......... . . . .3527 West Ridge Road. . . .. 2420 Cemetery Road ..... . . . .3512 West 11th St.. . .. . . . .2518 Crescent Drive. . .. ....1624Ra1phBlvd............ .,..604Montpe1ierAve.........,.. . . . .RD No. 2, West Ridge Road... .. . . ..814 Marshall Drive.. . . .. . . . . . ....3761West26thSt.......... . . . .1012 Linden Ave.. . . .. ....1215HarttRoad........ . . . . .432 Beachgrove Drive. . . . . . . .Woodside Drive.. . . . . . . . . . .3407 Forest Drive. . . . .. ....2620 West 32nd St.. . . . .. . . . .3631 West Ridge Road... . . . . . . .RD No. 4, Footemill Road. . . . ,. . . . .816 Arlington Road. . . . . . . .. .. . .3601 West 25th St.. . . . . .. ....2747 West 24th St...... ....819PotomacAve........... . . . .RD No. 1, Norcross Road... . . .. .710 Clifton Drive......... . . . .4802 Clinton Drive. . . . . . . . .903 Beaumont Ave.. . . . . . . .238 Clifton Drive. . . . . ....RDNo.1........... ....4043 West 15th St.... . . . .4043 West 15th St.. .. ....2767 West 12th St.... ff 36,1 99-7230 3:3333 3-2165 99-5488 3-9695 99-7354 3-8283 99-7266 99-2797 3-5333 3-9702 99-3478 3-6775 3:9135 3-6302 99-2217 3-6122 99-2288 3-4304 3-5771 3-6631 3-1332 3- 1833 3-4585 4-9182 99-7165 3-5614 01-2758 9-3336 99-4209 99-4358 3-2402 1-4324 3-2881 9-7177 3-5573 3-8502 3-4612 3-6772 3-6772 3-5932 66444 Zdzeolofuy Maracci, Norma ...4 Mason, Esther ..... . Mastery, Rosemary. . Matts, Charles ..... May, Richard ..... Maurer, lames ...... ..., Melgaard, Ronald. . . Milks, Barbara .... Moon, Glenn ....... Navecky, Norman. . . Pagel, Frank ....... Petrone, Thomas ..., Phillips, Betty ..... Post, Dick ,......... .,.. Powell, Geraldine. . Pulice, lohn ........ .... Range, Bill ........ Reed, Kathleen .... . Ressler, Mary lane. . Reiger, Marlene .... Root, Gordon ......, .... Rys, Richard ....... Schuhwerk, Norman ..... .... Smith, Barbara ..... Spaulding, Mildred. Sprague, Bud ...... Spusta, lohn ...... Storaci, Eleanor .... Suerken, Charles. . . Taylor, Douglas ..... .... Thomas, Mary ...... Thompson, Barbara. Thompson, Donald. . Tome, Eugene ...... Traphagen, Pete .... Turner, Keith ......... .... Vommoro, Richard, . Waldemarson, Lois. Walters, Forrest .... Warren, Robert ..... Weir, Robert. . . . . . Welch, Gerald .... White, Gertrude .... Wilkins, Beverly .... Wolfe, George .... Yeager, Mary ..... Young, Margaret .... .... Zeigler, Gilbert ..... 510 Strathmore Ave.. . . . 251 Arbuckle Road ..... 2980 Laird Ave. ..., , 804 Clair Ave.. . . . . 3406 Argyle Ave.. . . . 5619 Peach St. ,... . 2902 Greeley Ave.. . . 915 Oakmont Ave.. . . . . 3005 Hass Ave. ........ . 2911 Hampshire Road .... RD No. 6, Norcross Road. 21 Kelso Drive .......... 2205 West 32nd St. ..., . 1006 Wyoming ave.. . . . 3502 West 12th St... . . . 3818 West 10th St., . . 3613 West 14th St.. . . 2410 West 29th St. ..... . 3822 West 10th St. ..... . RD No. 2, McCreary Road 1028 Ardmore Ave. ..... . 4515 Lake Pleasant Road. 1617 Biebel Ave. ....... . 936 Beaumont Ave. ..... . 3620 Grubb Road .... 2634 Zuck Road ...... 1102 Clifton Drive ...... 1104 Montpelier Ave.. . . . 813 Oakmont Ave.. . . . . 3133 Ridge Road ......., 5450 Washington Ave.. . . 4234 West Ridge Road. . . 426 Roslyn Ave. ....... . 2435 Cemetery Road .... 1146 Chestnut Hill Drive. RD No. 3, Longview Drive .... RD No. 1, Townline Road. 5045 Peach St. ........ . Woodside Drive ......,.. RD No. 1, Asbury Road. . . 835 Beaumont Ave.. . . . . RD No. 2, McCreary Road 2721 Court Ave. .....,. . 2802 Wellington Road. . , 2605 Crescent Drive ..... 4055 West Lake Road .... 5002 Woodlawn Ave.. . . . 2965 Haas Ave. ....... . cc 37 xp 3-5822 0-1432 3-4582 3-9581 99-2327 9-2453 3-191 1 3- 1393 9-2161 3-5895 3-5452 3-6543 99-5150 3-9542 3-4531 3-7252 6-9139 3-8971 99-2216 3-2605 3-8251 3-9455 9-8479 3-2764 3-1902 9-1207 99-5785 3-9396 99-8542 3-4572 3-4594 3-5484 3-4195 99-5592 99-4238 99-9198 3-8781 9-5443 3-1371 ' WMM acckiq Seated: Miss Zuck, B. Smith, D. Evans, N. Huntington, P. Traphagen. Standing: K. Hunter, L. Goodrich Admission to the National Honor Society is given every year tc those Who have achieved outstanding scholarship in their studies. Miss Zuck, the Millcreek High School advisor, is ably assisted in her task by this year's officers who are: President-David Evansg Vice-President- Barbara Smith, Secretary-Kathleen Hunterg Treasurer-Nancy Hunt- ingtong and Program Committee-Lenore Goodrich and Pete Traphagen, The National Honor Society is a goal toward which every student should strive. It brings its members into contact with other students of equal ability and encourages students to learn. Remember A little learning can go a long Way. 11382 UNDER CLASSMEIN J' 1' A Sw? Educahon ffffjlf Q00 '-1--W-. I. I I -1 ' '-n-. X. , ....74 f f,f-'P K. wx f Al' .3 I j ff , Ap 1 I X f I' xv' 5 -N----r---f--421-.... ,. . ,- ,.-' 1 I ' 1 I1 ,f ff' 50 WJ imlq MMJJZVW, Ogyfiffjjwf WMM 4 V NJ -'U ' V 5 3 A President-Ronald Palmerg Vice- President-Dick Curtissg Secretary- Audrey Lucasg Treasurer-Ken Stewart. Under the able guidance of Miss Sherrange, Miss Shanor, Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Korrell, the lunior Class has been successful in all they have un- dertaken. After sponsoring a skating party and presenting a class play, this co-operative class honored the U1 fo E. o K U1 oi I-9- an D an E. o N4 oi FZ cn '11 s: E. o 'T Un cn E. o P1 mifrfpo Prom. Abbott . Adams . Adams . Adams F. Agnello R. Alieri S. Ambro L. Anderson l.Benacci Q. Bender R.Beusch R. Booser I. Botwright M. A. Bresslin D. Brindle B. Brown R. Byrne I. Chartley C. Christensen D. Clinton l. Connor L. Copeland B. Cunningham D. Curtiss P. Davis R. Denmark G. DiRienzo P. Dolak l. Dudley B. Ellis l. Eppley B. Ferrell C. Fleeman N. Gearhart A. Generelli F. Gill D. Gillingham N. Haines D. Hall R. Hamilton R. Harrington I. Hecker I. Henning N. Henry R. Herrold L Hermann P. Hobart L. Holmann R. Hopkins N. Huston R. lackson B. lehle D. Kohl H. Kennedy D. Kinney R. Lambert A. Larson F. Leech D. LeBolod I. Leleal I. Lewis R. Lewis B. Lloyda D. Locke A. Lucas W. Ludwig B. Lyile S. Maluiich V. Markle R. McChesney I. McNabb R. Messersmith E. Newsham I. Niebauer B. Moon R. Moore I. Morgan R. Palmer I. Paiton G. Pease M. E. Pherrin B. Pothoff I. Prindle L. Pringle ff 4 S. Quinn I. Rautine C. Reinger P. Rich L. Robertson H.Rodenbeck R. Rodgers C. Rose I. Rouche C. Roward I. Russell S. Russell R. Sallot B. Sallot l. Sampson E. Schaeffer H. Scholl M. Schraeder S. Schwartz A. Senqer L. Skelton K. Stewart F. Storaci l. Straub G. Suarez T. Taylor H. Tinsman B. Tome I. Van Honk I. Vogel E. Volkman M. L. .Waldinger R. Warner L. Weaver P. Weber E. Werner R. Wiqham G. Wiser A. M. Yesko l. Yochim K. Young F. Zylka 42 D l. Abbott L. Aggers T. Altman L. Anderson W. Angelotti l . Arneman l. Avril D. Babo Bailey Bainbridge Baker . Baughman Beals D. Beatty ?5U?'?U31 l. Bennett P. Blood l. Boyd G. Brigeman l. Burg G. Burl-:heart E. Buzzard L. Byers D. Cage F. Caldwell M. A. Carson K. Cashore A. Cassidy C. Caialde l. Citelli T. Clark l. Cross P. Culver A. Dash P. Dawley S. Day D. DiRenzio l. Durst R. Edeen E. Enselle C. Evans M. Felix l. Fickenworth 0764 President-lean Lloydag Vice Presi- dent - Bill Scotty Secretary - loan Waidleyg Trea surer-Bradley l-lindson Although this ambitious group of students is just beginning Senior High, they are eagerly participating in most of the school activities and held a successful dance on lanuary 25. Already this class is looking tor- ward to the time when they can pur- chase their class rings and publish a Yearbook. The advisors for this ambitious class are Miss lohnson, Miss Zuck, Mr. Bickford, Mr. Nason, Mr. Barr and Mr. Payne. v .X'N.'s:4 144 xr H. Field N. Fisher . l. Flick B. Fugate I. Fullerton P. Gallagher K. Gemler B. George G. Gilmore D. Glover D. Godfrey G. Graham P. Hall M. Haney N. Harness V. Harness l. Harrington S. Hartley R. Heberle D. Hester B. Hindson I. Hinkle G. Hinkson l. Hoehn R. Hornaman W. Humphreys D. Hunter R. lackson D. Kallenbach l. Keller W. Kester A. Kettenacker B. King H. Kosky M. Krieg S. Kuhns I. Kujan F.Lambrecht B. L. Lapham D. Lapple B. l. Laughery l. Laughlin M. A. Lewis l. Lindy l. Lloyda R. Loew G. Loomis G. Ludwig B. Lyons D. Maetz l. Maloney l. McDonald A. Melzen H. Merchant E. Middaugh S. Mildenloerqer G. Miller D. Mitchell V. Mong P. Morrow C. Norton B. Norwall F. Norwall A. Nuber P. O'Donnell G. Onorato l. Phillips I. Phillips l. Pierce I. Pinckney G. Preece R. Presta , B. Prozan K. Pulice N. Rasiaiter I. Reichert B. Remmick D. Renshaw N. Ripley S. Repoff M. Roward D. Rowley D. Schaffer T. Schenker W. Scott D. Seitzinqer I. Sewall L. Shadduck G. Shaw C. Short D. Sieqrist B. Smith M. Smith K. Sprague T. Steinmiller I. Stover B. Strain M. Suscheck M. Suitle E. Svendson D. Tanner D. Thaler P. Thomas D. Thompson I. Tice A, Till I. Van Geem C. Wagner R. Waldemars A. Walsch T. Waidley R. Warner D. Wuggel W. Wurst R. Whipple D. Whitford C. Wickles W. Wiese I. Williams D. Woeckener M. Wolfe V. Wolfe D. Wontenay R. Worthy S. Yates P. Zeiqler OD 1:45 W. Adelhardt I. Adler F. Agqers G. Agnello J. Ahlbrandt C. Anderson R. Anderson S. Anderson B. Averill I. Bainbridge R. Bainbridge F. Barnes E. Barnes M. Barringer I. Bauer R. Bauman C. Baxter L. Behringer C. Benyon M . Berry N. Biggie R. Bischoff M. Bleil D. Boan R. Bogue A. Bovee E. Breece I. Brocious C. Brown L. Brown C. Buzzard T. Callahan I. Carson M. Cassidy C. Ceeder I. Ciftelli A. Clough N. Cochran D. Cunningha R. Del-laven M, A. Diener B. Dickey I. Dipple G. Dunsmore M, L. Ewiak M. Farver l. Ferry H. Fiddler L. Furhman m President-Tom Rogersong Vice-President - Mary Alice Lambertg Secretary - Pat Mcliinneyg Treasurer-Nancy Rose. I Although this large group of students are not permitted to participate in many activities, they are proud to be considered high school students. With the assistance of Mrs. Nash, Miss Ott, Miss Sitter, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Hayes they were able to make their skating party a huge success. 3?fi egg SH. K 47 zeaimea 4148 DD P. Fleeman V. Forsha V. Frola N. Brady L. Gehrlein l. Gemler I. Gordon D. Green L. Griffin L. Haas D. Hamilton B. Harness l. Harrington M. Harringlon l. Hauck S. Hehir l. Heidecker S. Heimburg N. Henning F. Hermansen F. Heyman W. Hillman P. Hillman C. Hlebovi B. Hull A. Johnson G. Keinelh P. Kinem R. Kissman B. Knighi I. Kosleniuk B. Kovacs M. A. Lambert A. Larson C. Laughlin l. Leibig L. Leuschen A. Lewis L. Lewis P. Lindell L. Lindner L. Littlefield J. Loomis I. Lyons R. Maracci B. Marthaler P. Mason I. Maycock P. McKinney D. McLaughlin C. Merchani S. Messenger T. Mitchell B. Metzler D. Meyers L. Meyers C. Moon P. Moon R. Moore l . Muenz l. Neider S. Niemeyer D. Nelson S. O'Connell G. Parsons H. Perry I. Peterson L. Phillips T. Phillips I. Pinckney B. Pollock D. Powell I. Prindle B. Pronko W. Rastatter G. Raudman N. Restifo B. Roberts T. Rogerson N. Rose I. Rowley l. Russell I. Sallot l. Sampson R. Sands M. Schaffer B. Schuliz P. Schieg B. Schreiber R. Schrimper F. Siegrist B. Silverthorn E. Springer J. Spusta M. Squires S. Sapper I. Steinmiller l. Siiffler R. Stossmiester F. Straub I. Stroll G. Stultz B. Suray D. Tanner A. Tate I. Throop E. Till I. Torrance T. Trohoske I. Tubbs E. Van Zandt M. Vash G. Weaver G. Weidemann B. Welsh N. Wiqham I. Wildermulh C. Wilkins A. Williams A. Williams E. Wrights E. Wolfrom D. Yeager ,ff TN., wks.. Wad The Senior Class of the Annex will long be remembered for their many successful events. After having a Halloween Dance and a skating party with the seventh grade, this class collected their talent to present for the entire school a most enjoyable Operetta entitled Christmas Bazaar. Their active participation in many clubs which include lunior Y-Teens, Red Cross, Rhythm Club, and chorus have helped to make them very successful, and will help to pave the way for leadership in their future years. E. Adams R. Adams I. Adler I. Agnello R. Alfieri C. Ames I. Ames I. Anderson L. Anderson M. Anderson W. Arkwright I. Arndt P. Badger C. Bainbridge R. Beatty B. Beatty G. Behringer I . Benner N. Bischoff S. Bjalme H. Bloss B. Bloomwell H. Botwright G. Bowers R. Brocious L. Brooks M. Brooks R. Brown V. Brown C. Corboy D. Cassel N. Cantor B. Catalde R. Clark B. Cole V. Connor D. Cross S. Cross H. Curtiss T. Curtiss R. Davidson S. Dennison ' if D A. Detwiler I . Dickey I . Dickey D. Didion H. Bloss N. DeRenzio M. Dorris I . Eakins M. Edeen A. Edwards R. Ewiak D. Eppley F. Erdely K. Etier I . Faustine N. Ferguson D. Ferretti A. Ferry S. Fickenworth G. Fisher R. Flick B. Fogelbach M. Frola R. Fuchs B. Fuqate I . Gage M. Gallagher I . Giordano D. Gorr F. Groh D. Grode I . Haines L. Hamillon I. Harringlon P. Hauck C. Hedderick E. Heidecker R. Herhold R. Herrmann B. Hinspeler S. Hough M. Huston P. Huzinec C. Irwin B. Iohnson C. Iohnson D. Iohnson D. Kallenbach I . Keeler D. Kesler N. King B. Kintz M. Kosteniuk C. Knauff A. Knode R. Kreiq W. Lafferty K. Leibold M. Leonard C. Lindquist E. Lindy I. Logie N. Lucas B. Huke M. Martz L. Martz D. Mathis I... Malhias R. Mathias B. Malts gwwle fe 52 I. McClure R.McDonald B. McGaha D. McGahen M. McGinnis I.McKibben E. McLaughlin E. Meehl B. Meisel M. Melgaard C. Metzgar A. Moodie F. Moodie R. Moon T. Moon P. Moore P. Moore H. Murray M. Myton P. Norway A. Overdort A. Paqel A. Parker C. Parker R. Payne R. Perkon N. Persio R. Peterson R. Peterson P. Petrone D. Phillips S. Picheco B. Pratt C. Pursel A. Reed l. Reed I. Reed R. Reichert B. Ressler C. Rison N. Rouche .l. Rounds R. Santos N. Sawdey K. Schauble D. Schenker A. Schigas D. Shutte P. Schwartz C. Seib D. Seidel l. Sheridan M. Sipple C. Swiderski E. Smith S. Smith M. A. Smolinski T. Sprague I. Stablein R. Stark E. States P. Strain l. Strucher N. Sturtevant I. Swenson l. Szymanowicz V. Tanner I. Tate C. Taylor F. Taylor D. Thaler M. Thaler M. Thomas C. Tice L. Tome D. Torrance M. Traphagen W. Trahosky W. Trick E. Tuten M. Wander W. Warren D. Weaver R. Weilacker D. E. Wells B. Whitmire D. Wingerier M. Whitiman E. Yeager N. Young R. Zauneqger L, Zeigler G. Zelenak WW . Q , X, V: A553 5 , li ..: -sw: kg X A . . . 5 3D With the thought of becoming Seniors, this group of students is preparing for their future years by taking an active part in many activities including Junior Y-Teens, Red Cross, Student Council, Rhythm Club and Chorus. This year the Iunior cheerleaders were organized and these girls have already done a major part in making the pep rallies more original. The boys, as well as the girls, have been active at many of the football and basketball games and many are destined to become the athletes of the future. Together with the eighth grade, this class has been able to make the Annex activities more successful. H. Adams C. Aggers P. Allmendinger I. Allshouse B. Ames N A d . n erson P. Anderson R. Anderson Y. Anderson R. Angerer R. Angerer G. Angert E. Tuttle I. Babcock W. Babcock R. Baxter D. Beals R. Beals L. Beckman T. Behrens I. Bender K. Benson T. Beusch l. Bickerstaff B. Bird B. Bird J. Black l. Blood C. Boettinger B. Bolkey C. Bovee I. Boyd P. Breeze L. Bush K D R. Carlson V. Carlson D. Garner G. Casey l. Caughey L. Colburn G. Conralh S. Corbeii R. Cornell H. Crain G, Crowne-r l. Daddario M. Davis I. Delavern I. Detwiler R. Dinges l. Dingfelder A. Dikenzio I. Eaton G. Erharl I. Evans M. Farver N. Feidler B. Ferguson R. Ferry D. Ferry I. Fogelbach B. Finke T. Forsha l. Fohner M. l. Gauihier George P1 B. Gemler R. Gibbs G. Gillingham D. Glover T. Golden D. Gray l . Grode D. Grossholz R. Grunden C, Guthrie I. Haggerty H. Hansen C. I-leherlein K. Heeter R. Hermann C. Hermann J. Hermann D. Hinkson .l. Hlebovi A. Holquist l. Hoover B. Hopkins K. Horanic F. Hough A. Hrelac L. Humphrys l. Huston D. Irish B. lohnson L.. Johnson H. .lohnston C. .loslin D. Karrfall A. Kirby D. Kirsch A. Kneidinger G. Knoll G. Koech wi' a 0-of M. Hall M. Kosky l. Kuharsky I. Kuhn A. Landon B. Leibold P. Leuschen C. Lewis C. Lewis W. Linhart R. Lockard Y. Lyle R. Ludwig W. Maasz P. Malutich M. Marshall I. Mattson B. Mayhue B. Mays D. McCaughan D. McChesney R. McCreary R. McDonald P. Meyers M. A. McKnight M. McLaughlin S. McLaughlin F. McNally R. Menosky C. Merchant I . Meyers R. Middaugh D. Miller L. Miller B. Monroe L. Moon I. Moore F. Morrison L Mucha S. Nagle M. Nash I. Navecky H. Nicholas I. Osterberg B. Parker H. Peterson H. Pettys K. Pierce P. Phillips M. Pucly R. Quinn D. Range L. Rastatter S. Rautine T. Rehm l. Renlcis R. Reynolds D. Rositer l. Rust V. Rusterholtz M. Rygalski V. Samuelson P. Sanders l. Sapper T. Sapper I. Savage G. Schmitz P. Scholl A. Schreckenqost l . Schuller T. Schuyler l. Shenk L. Schick D. Shirley W. Sipple E. Speakman P. Spusia l C. Straub D. Siiizinger C. Siruchen P. Suerken C. Taylor W. Telepak L. Thomas I. Throop J. Tidd S. Tillman E. Trick R. Tubbs K. Van Dyke l. Van Geem A. Vogel W. Waiter B. Wagner M. Wagner R. Wagner D. Wallace P. Walsh 1 l. Warner L. Wander C. Weaver V. Weir R. Welch B. While R. Wiesen P. Wilkins S. Williams E. Wingerler G. Winters N. Wirliala E. Willenburg K. Whilman M. Wolfe N. Wolfram T. Worthy B. Wurst T. Yates E. Yeager .l. Yeager C. Yerky I. Yesko .l. Yochim G. Young l. Young W. Young l. Yukdn I. Ziegler B. Burn R. Ewiak MUSIC wwf ,Mm my wiki .px f HV? , 'I gif' ff:vl...j:j!'.l,l4!rJ , QQ fzfzf f. ffm f -- ..f1fffff fl? ff ?Zk'f ffl f fx! , jf X ,' if .1 ff rj j fly' 'Az'JA!':!'I , , V 'fel'-Isl ' I I ,f Cf if ,111 H !,.!!:. , .1 xx' If ,I ' if fy ,fl ,lx 5 ilv, taffljjj S Zz' 1 I 1 ,- f I N N. N. Sm? Educotxcm 005 f ,ff Q. Cs ff ffsf 1f? ff WZKVWWAQ ' JAM 5.1 ganna! lst Row: B. Whittmire, S. Cross, M. McGinnis, N. Lucas, M. Schaffer, I. Benner, S. Stauffer, S. Anderson, B Cole, P. Petrone, A. Iohnson, I. Wildermuth, C. Ceeder. 2nd Row: B. Knight, I. Szymanowicz, B. Moon, P. Weber C. Carlson, L. White, R. Mastery, B. Wilkins, R. Messersmith, I. Phillips, I. Phillips, I. Hecker, I. Stoover, S. Quinn 3rd Row: I. Yochim, S. Kuhns, A. Smith, N. Rose, B. Welch, C. Gilmore, G. Tome, E. Middaugh, B. Prozan, L Byers, L. Gehrlin, G. Keineth, I. Lyons, D. Tice, G. Wolfe. 4th Row: B. Pierce, G. Wiedemann, I. Giordano D. Locke, I. Reed, B. McChesney, N. Ripley, D. Nelson, D. Renshaw, D. McGahn, B. Dehaven, M. Barringer 5th Row: G. Gott, I. Sewell, G. Bloomwell, F. Amsler, R. Lowe, M. Haney, V. Monq, I. Sapper, D. Hamilton, D Seitzinger, P. Morrow. Sth Row: A. Eaton, B. Ellis, I. Clark, D. Evans, B. Dickey, G. Brigaman, D. Godfrey, C Roward, D. Taylor, D. Kinney. mnkw I Center: Beverly Wilkins. lst Row: B. Knight, I. Syzmanowicz, B. Moon, P. Weber, C. Carlson, L. White, S. Stauffer, R. Messersmith, I. Phillips, I. Phillips, I. Hecker, I. Stoover, S. Quinn. fc 60 n lst Row: S. Kuhns, D. Taylor, L. Byers. Znd Row: D. Godfrey, R. Lowe, D. Evans, G. Gott, I. Sapper. 3rd Row: B McChesney, E. Bloomwell, F. Amsler, A. Eaton, D. Kinney, I. Clark. 0 5-?tDRow: E. Midclangh, C. Gilmore, P. Weber, N. Ripley, V. Mong. 2nd Row: D. Thaler, S. Russell, N. Henry, I. Epply, ay, B. Angeloth, L. Byers, R. Lowe, D. Taylor. 3rd Row. R. Beals D Evans V Wolf G Parsons B lehle R Sands D. Locke, J. Sapper, G. Weidemann, B. Prozan, M. Barringer, E. Bloomvyell, S.lKLlhns, Baton. 4l:h -Row Standingi I. Prindle, W. Weise, D. Kinney, C. Roward, G. Keineth. K D 5754 Qaeda 77Z6zea! edema lst Row: D. Weaver, C. Parker, M. Thaler, N. Bischoff, B. Mays, . U Didion, E. McLaughlin, G, Fisher, C Knauti, E. Heidecker, B. Maits, M Frola, N. Rouche. Znd Row: .T Swenson, A. Moodie, M. Moore, B McGaha, S. Hough, B. Fugate, l Szymanowicz, N. Lucas, M. Mutcn S. Ames, L. Mathias, M. Dorris, B Fogelbach, l. Percy, V. Conner, M Melgaard. 3rd Row: P. Hauck, B Bloomwell, S. Dennison, F. Taylor C. Corboy, S. Cross, M, Houston, C Rison, C. Hedderick, R. Zauneqger c. Lindquist, 1. Mclcibben, D. Badl ger, M. Martz, B. Pratt, V. Tanner M. L. Martz. 4th Row: D. Kallen bach, D. Gorr, D. Wells, H. Bot wright, G. Bowers, D. Cassell, I Ames, R. Meehan, F.. Adams, I. Tate R. Adams, D. Kester, W. Lafferty, D Phillips, P. Schwartz. Sth Row: P Norway, l. Sheridan, H. Murray, T Moon, M, Thomas, R. Clark, R. Flick D. Mosher, D. Grode, C. Bainbridge: R. Cross, l. Strucker. fa. 'gcmd lst Row: R. Middaugh, D. Thaler, I. Struclcer, P. Swartz, D. Smith. Znd Row: R. Payne, N. Percio, l. Gage, W. Meisel, H. Curtiss, A. Karrfalt, V. Brown, P. Peterson, D. Gorr. 3rd Row: P. Moore, l. Rounds, R. Santos, I. Logie, R. Perkon, R. Davidson, H. Murray, R. Camphousen, L. Hamil- ton, B. Mehem, I. McKibben, R. Stark, P. Badger, A. Altoff. ey. 341441 lst Row: B. Mays, P. Shields, R. Reynolds. 2nd Row: l. Renkis, R. Grunden, T. Golden, I, Yukon, T. Rehm, B. Gemler, C. Struchr, T. Sapper. 3rd Row: D. McCaughan, V. Samuelson, T. Schuyler, F Schulz, H. Adams, V. Rusterholtz, W. Bab- cock, D. Gray, A. Knode, D. Karrfalt, I. Daddario. 4th Row: D. Beals, G. Conrath, D. Irish, L. Humphery, I. Tidd, R. Carlson, C. Yerkey, J. Blood, B. Monroe, D. McChesney, K. Pierce. 60264 Kiowa lst Row: M. Latimer, I. Citelli, R. Maguire, D. Clinton, C. Knaulf, R. Alferi, G, Gack, I. Abbott, C. Ben- yon. Znd Row: D. Kallenbach, C. Rose, E. Holman, D. Siegrist, M. Farver, I. Hermann, L. Skelton, D. Lappel, A. Gennerelli. 3rd Row: N. Fisher, T. Altman, M. Creig, C. Reinger, F. Norwall, P. Hobart, N. Haine, I. Henkle, M. Ressler, R. Henmann. 4th Row: B. Smith, T. Taylor, R. Heberle, N. Houston, F. Zylka, B. Lloyda, C. Christensen, S. Quinn, l. Lewis, P. Thomas. l 7 Z4 Widxecl Wanna lst Row: M. Wolf, M. Hall, K. Sweetapple, S. Williams, L. Benyon, M. McLaughlin, M. Nash, I. Zeigler. 2nd Row: I. Yochim, A. Landon, B. Ferguson, A. Holquist, S. Rautine, B. Bird, M. Gauthier, I. Caughey, V. Carlson, B. Mays. 3rd Row: C. Herman, I. Mucha, I. Osterberg, B. Finke, C. Lewis, A. Gibbs, L. Thomas, G. Knoll, E. Little. 4th Row: W. Ames, I. Bickerstati, W- Telepak, C. Bovee, I. Cray, G. Schmitz, F, McNally, M. Farmer, E. Speakman, R. Anderson. 5th Row: R. Weisen, R. McDonald, D. Rositer, W. Maas, R. Ludwig, I. Shenk, I. Schuller. Wfized Wane lst Row: D. Clinton, I. Bainbridge, D. Cunningham, S. Harrington, B. Roberts, I. Ferry, C. Wilkins, B. Harness, M. I. Ressler, M. Smith, I. Thunberq, P. Fleeman. Znd Row: S. Neimeyer, A. Claugh, P. Dawley, I. Bennett, K. Evans, R. Edeen, H. Anderson, S. Hartley, A. Walsh, I. Pulice, I. Leibig, A. Bovee, C. Anderson. 3rd Row: A. Williams, H. Perry, B. Silverthorn, L. Phillips, C. George, B. Surray, L. Pringle, L. Aggers, E. Babo, B. Marthaler, I. Neider, B. Montgomery, L. Fuhrman, F. Wolfrom, C. Wickles, H. Throop, N. Biggie, M Lambert, B. Knight, L. Linder, K. Gemler, E. Till, A Dash, B. George. 4th Row: K White, P. Scheig, B. Pollock, P Gallagher. Sth Row: I. Van Geem E. Van Zandt, S. Larson, P. McKin ney, R. Flick, C. Dunsmore, B. Nor wall, I. Williams, P. Zeigler, P Kissman, S. Pinkney, D. Glover, C Moon, B. Iackson, D. Robinson. lst Row: L. Babcock, B. Thompson, K. Hunter, S. Manucci, S. Schwartz, E. Mason, I. Waidley, R. Maguire, M. I. Lund, L. Goodrich, M. Yeager. Znd Row: S. Russell, A. M. Yesko, I. Spusta, C. Norton, M. Reiger, D. Iackson, M. Waldinger, B. Smith, C. Tyke, I. Connor, I. Prindle, I. Cooper, C. Hedderick, S. Ambro, M. Thomas. 3rd Row: I. Bowers, F. Lambrecht, N. Navecky, B. Sprague, L. Copeland, I. Welch, D. Gorr, I. Debold, I. Pulice. 4th Row: I. Patton, F. Pagel, B. Badger, B. Lytle, C. Suerken, I. Benacci, R. Gillingham, I. Cross, R. Melgaard. Zap Qfee lst Row: F. Lambrecht, N. Navecky, B. Sprague, L. Copeland, I. Welch, D. Gorr, I. Debold. 2nd Row: F. Pagel, B Badger, B. Lytle, C. Suerken, R. Melgaard, I. Benacci, R. Gillingham. 3rd Row: C. Tyke, D. Iackson, I. Bowers, I. Cross I. Cooper, I. Patton, I. Pulice, I. Spusta. fe 64:1 -ig.-az-rv :Stix-i-ga-:s+.+:!-K-3 -Ii-. R 5 1 : X3 E E : -,-- -M, , l , .....:.- , . xx. V ' ' l . it JK If I 'I M411 .Y Q '-M . f' .,, -I ',--, U .J I .I ZS... ,, ff h -: ,,,f pM,, . 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Schrimper, Mr. Barr Student Council Cooperates with the Faculty The Student Council this year has attempted to represent the students and their views in planning and putting into operation the policies of the school. They have suggested ideas, recommended changes in existing procedure, and aided in the execution of ad- ministration and faculty plans. This student organization sponsored gubernatorial and senatorial elections, a clean-up campaign and plans for the preparation of handbooks for the members ushered at assemblies, took part in introducing some of the speakers, and lead morning devotions. These students felt their great responsibility to themselves, teachers, fellow students, and administration. lt is hoped that more of the students, will come to recognize that the organization represents them and that it is through the student council that they as individuals have an active voice in school affairs. fc Dr PWS ' P The purpose of this committee is to plan adequate assembly programs for the students, having one every two weeks. They strive for a better quality of programs and to exchange talent with other schools. This year for the first time they had professional speakers at some of the assemblies. Each class elects a certain number ot students to represent them and these students chose David Evans to fill the ottice ot Secretary. Mrs. Samuelson is the Faculty Chairman and she, along with Mrs. Hahn and Miss Sherrange, compose the faculty advisors of this organization. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Seated: D. Evans, Mrs. Hahn, Mrs. Samuelson, Miss Sherrange, S. Kuhns. Standing: l. Agnello, D. Clinton C. Reinger, G. Root, V. Mong, N. Adler, G. Suarez. 1467K 77:5 Z'766054 lst Row: R. Buesch, L. Skelton, S. Malutich, S. Weber, L. White, S. Russell, R. Harrington, B. Iehle, P. Hobart, H. Adams. Znd Row: R. Messersmith, S. Schwartz, I. Chartley, G. Suarez, A. Adams, R. Alferi, I. Rouohe, D. Clinton, C. Rose, G. Generelli, G. DiRienzo. 3rd Row: D. Locke, K. Young, C. Short, N. Houston, I. Conners, M. L. Waldinger, L. Pringle, T. Taylor, C. Christensen, J.Eppley,F,Zy1ka, B. Moon, 4th Row: M. Schrader, I. Hermann, E. Holman, I. Hecker, N. Haines, H. Kennedy, V. Wolf, N. Gearheart, E. Majeski, B. Ferrell, I-I. Scholl, L. Anderson. 5th Row: C. Reinger, S. Ludwig, R. Byrne, I. Lewis, S. Ambro, I. Prindle, S. Quinn, B. Lloyda, D. Hall, A. Yesko, I. Russell, I. Botwright. 72:5 Z- eem lst Row: L. Goodrich, D. Glowacki, B. Benner, M. Brown, R. Mastery, E. Mason, M. Spaulding, M. I. Lund, B. Thompson. Znd Row: M. Evans, N. Huntington, M. Reiger, K. Hunter, Miss Iohn- son, Miss Althotf, B. Smith, S. Manucci, L. Waldemarson, M. Young. 3rd Row: B. Milks, K. Reed, M. Buesch, M, A. Yeager, G. Bowers, E. Storaci, R. Levesgue, N. Maracci, D. DeHaven. 4th Row: G. Powell, G. White, M. L. Chiffon, B. Hancock, P. Dunst, M. Irvine, B. Phillips, C. Carlson, N. Adler, B. Wilkins. 0152- eemz lst Row: L. Beyers, I. Phillips, I. Phillips, I, Bennett, W. West, N. Rastatter, M. Suscheck. M. Lewis, M. Smith, S. Kuhns, I. Kujan, M. Hain, P. Hall. 2nd Row: C. Gemler, P. O'Donnell, D. Siegrist, G. Buchart, B. Laughery, P. Gallag- her, D. Lapple, I. Brogue, M. Creig. 3rd Row: S. Mildenberger, A. Walsh, M. Felix, S. Hartley, I. Lindy, G. Onorato, C. Wickles, B. Fugate, A. Kentnicker, P. Whittord, D. Warnecker, H. Mer- chant, C. Gilmore, E. Middaugh, P. Blood. 4th Row: C. Evans, D. Kallenbach, I. Waidley, S. Yates, I. Reichert, I. Arneman, M. Carson, B. George, D. Wontenay, B. King, F. Norwall, N. Fisher, I. Hinkle, T. Altman. Sth Row: I. Stoover, L. Aggers, B. Smith, I. Lloyda, P. Thomas, P. Thomas, P. Culver, D. Kallenbach, V. Mong, I. Pinkney, C. Norton, M. Rowarcl, B. Lappam, E. Svendson. 7134 Z- eeaa lst Row: B. Knight, N. Throop, M. Deiner, N. Biggie, N. Rose, I. Peterson, P. Schigas, A. Bovee, L. Fuhrman, B. Pollock. Znd Row: M. Latimer, A. Clough, K. Prindle, C. Ceeder, C. Wilkins, A. Tate, Miss Schmidt, S. Cross, B. Schreiber, P. Kinem, I. Steinmiller, N. Henning. 3rd Row: I. Agnello, D. Rodenbeck, S. Parson, I. Stiffler, E. Woltrom, Pronko, B. Silverthorn, B. Thompson, E. Till, M. Lambert, I. Heidecker. 4th Row z D. Cunningham, B. Roberts, S. Staufter, I. Dipple, I. Harrington, I. Kosieniuk, M. Barringer, M. Cochian, M. Harrington, I. Carson, I. Lyons. Sth Row: l-I. Perry, P. Mason, I. Thunberg, M. Bleil, M. Farver, P. Lindell, I. Ferry, C. Benyon, A. William, I. Brocious, S. Neimeyer. Sth Row: S. Hehir, L. Lindner, B. Marthaler, S. Anderson, B. Suray, N. Cassidy, L. Phillips, I. Muenz, I. Neider. 715 Z-7eea4 lst Row: M. Hall, B. Johnson, L. Benyon, S. McLaughlin, B. Hopkins, E. Trick, P. Walsh, S. Williams, G. Gillingham, R. Reynolds. Znd Row: B. Bird, P. Meyers, D. Range, I. Yesko, Miss Gerbrachi, S. Cross, P. Spusta, B. Parker, P. Malutich. 3rd Row: B. Bird, V. Weir, C. Bietiiger, N. Feidler, Y. Anderson, I. Holquist, W. Babcock, I. Bender, B. Bolkey, M. Davis. 4th Row: Y. Lyle, C. Heberlein, P. Anderson, E. Witfenburg, E. Nicholas, K. Van Dyke, I. Sapper, S. Rautine, G. Benson, H. Hanson, D. Wallace. 5155 2- eeae lst Row: N. Sturtevant, B. Malts, M. Frola, I. Dickey, M. Thaler, N. Lucas, P. Hauck, B. Bloomwell, L. Tome, I. Faustine. Znd Row: B. Cole, P. Huznic, I. Szymanowicz, I. Benner, N. Bishott, Miss Schmidt, S. Cross, N. King, N. Sawdey, C. Knauff, C. Parker. 3:-d Row: I. Rounds, C. Ames, M. Melgaard, C. Metzger, S. Dennison, B. Iohnson, L. Reed, C. Corboy, M. Myton, B. Ressler, C. Iohnson, B. Whitmire, V. Conner, M. McGinnis, D. Shutte, M. Leonard, P. Petrone, E. Lindy, L. Mathias, C. Taylor. Sth Row: B. Pratt, D. Schenker, C. Rison, C. Hed- derick, C. Lindquist, G. Behringer, A.Pagel, R. Zaunegger, L. McKibben, M. Moore, P. Badger. em cmd 745-Z lst Row: R. Rowley, B. Scott, D. Hester, B. Hindson, M. Haney, l. Cross. 2nd Row: l. Leleal, D. Kahl, F. Storaci, B. Sprague, Mr. Goll, R. Melgaard, R. Gillingham, R. Weir. 3rd Row: B. Anqelotti, F. Aqnello, B. Lytle, H. Tinsman, l. Benacci, D. Thompson, B. Wigham, E. Werner, C. Tyke. 4th Row: F. Leech, R. Sallot, D. Gorr, l. McNabb, l. Pulice, l. Welch, l . Rautine, L. Robertson, D. Iackson. Absent: Keith Turner, Pete Traphaqen. lst Row: D. Renshaw, B. Tome, D. Post, l. Vogel, l. Van Geem. Znd Row: G. Bloomwell, F. Arnsler, C. Suerken, Mr. Hayes, G. Tome, R. Palmer, D. Glover, l. Mahoney. 3rd Row: G. Zeigler, D. May, D. Hunter, G. Brigaman, R. Loew, P. Zeiqler, l. Patton, I. Sapper. 4th Row: D. Wilkins, N. Schuhwerk, E. Newsharn, N. Henry, D. Evans, l. Yochim, D. Taylor. a7Ow Ma' ' 66:45 lst Row: l. Rouche, P. Dunst, B. Benner, L. Goodrich, N. Gearhart, H. Kennedy, D. Locke, A. Adams. 2nd Row: P. Hobart, A. Yesko, C. Reinger, B. Smith, l. Botwright, Mrs. Samuelson, C. Christensen, l. Pinkney, S. Quinn, S. Ambro, l. Epply. 3rd Row: R. Alferi, S. Malutich, B. Pherrel, R. Harrington, R. Byrns, M. Irvine, H. Schol, M. Adams, L. Holman, R. Mastery, l. Chartley. 4th Row: E. Majeski, K. Hunter, P. Clinton, A. Generelli, G. DiRienzo, I. Hecker, B. Messersmith, L. White, H. Anderson, K. Reed. 5th Row: N. Huston, N. Huntington, R. Levesque, M. L. Chiffon, C. Rose, S. Russell, N. Maracci, M. Yeager, B. Milks. Sth Row: C. Short, l. Prindle, E. Storaci, M. Reiger, I. Connors, B. Smith, I. Lewis, D. Hall, M. Evans, F. Zylka. The Girl's Athletic Club was very active this year. Aside from the extensive athletic program, many other social activities were planned. It sponsored bowling teams, a tumbling team, and a basketball team that played in the basketball clinic. The purpose of the club is to provide an opportunity for the girls of the school to earn a school letter. Also individuals participating develop good sportmanship and obtain a great deal of skill. The officers for the year 1950-51 Were: President-lean Botwright, Secretary-Betty Smith, and Treasurer-lanet Pinkney. ff D eww! Onorato, C.'Wickles, P. Scheig, D. Rodenbeck. 13rd l. Hinkle, S. Yates, K. Prindle, M. Settle. 4th Row: P. O'Donnell, B. Pronko, C. Norton, M. Rowarcl, S. Mildenberqer P. Thomas, P. Culver, D. Sieqrist, B. Hull. M. Deiner, M. Latimer, A. Clough, l. Torrance. Sid Row Muenz, Berry, IN. Restito, Bidgiej Bovee, S. Neirneyer, P. Fleeman, B. Knight, A. Williams, I. Brocious. 4th Row: C. George, A. Haslett, L. Lindner, B Marthaler, S. Hehir, l. Neider, S. Anderson, B. Suray, B. Silverthorn, G. Parsons. 14 D WM lst Row: S. Malutich, P. Weber, C. Rose, B. Smith, l. Arneman, T. Alt- man, M. A. Yeager, S. Yates, I. Waidley. Znd Row: R. Alferi, C. Evans, M. Brown, P. Traphagen, Mrs. Nash, B. Smith, C. Suerken, B. McChesney, K. Hunter, B. Benner. 3rd Row: A. Larson, H. Tinsman, E. Newsham, D. Thompson, l. Le leal, l. Yochim, F. Storaci, R. Mel- gaard. 4th Row: B. Milks, S. Quinn, C. Norton, K. Young, l. Connor, E. Storaci, D. Hall, C. Rison, G. White. 5th Row: R. Curtiss, K. Turner, l. Vogel, G. Tome, G. Pease. l Hub assignments are posted in the office and must be in by Monday. This year, as in previous years, Hub Staff members have Worked diligently to publish a Well Written and popular school paper. The Hub social event of the year was a Spring Banquet held in honor of Senior Staff members, and letters for journalism were presented. Co-Editors-Barbara Smith and Peter Traphageng Editorial Staff-Charles Suerken and and Marilyn Brown, Business Manager-Mary Ann Bressling Circulation Manager-Audrey Lucas, Head Typist-Kathleen Hunter. 2 coca lst Row: R, Payne, B. Monroe, I. Yeslco, V. Carlson, I. Navecky, B. Mays, L. McLaughlin, D. Irish, l. Tate. 2nd Row: K. Corboy, I. Reed, B. Milks, N. Rose, I. Le Teal, Miss Ott, E. Newsham, M. Smith, C. George, P. Hall. 3rd Row: D. Schutte, B. Wittman, G. Parsons, S. Mildenberger, I. Neider, L. Pringle, D. O'Donnell, P, Culver, N. Restifo, I. Steinmiller. 4th Row: A. Airheart, D. Kallenbach, B. Cole, V. Connor, A. Walsh, E. Volkman, I. Nicholas, I. Percy, I. Rautine, P. Almendinqer. Sth Row: C. Lewis, l. Arndt, R. Mosler, T. Curtiss, C. Tyke, R. Beals, G. Bloomwell, G. Young, H. Bloss, F. Straub. The lunior Red Cross, under the sponsorship of Miss Ott, was busy again this year with the usual gift boxes, which were sent to the needy children in Europe and other foreign countries. A service fund was another of the club's Worthy projects. A skating party with the National Honor Society was also one of their activities this year, and it's success was guaranteed by their hard Work and cooperation. Several students also took courses in first aid and what to do in case of atomic attack. This year's offices were held by Ed Newsham-President, lohn Leleal-Vice-President, Mary Smith-Secretary, Nancy Rose-Treasurer. K D . Seated: M. Rieger, Miss Zuck. Standing: B. Benner, D. DeHaven, N. Maguire, N. Maracci, E Storaci, G. Bowers, N. Huntington, G. White, L. Babcock, R. Levesque, K. Reed, M. Brown. Knee- .. 7 Seated: B. Kovacs, l. Yocliim, B. lehle, Miss Powell, D. Booser, H. Scholl. 2nd Row: H. Merchent T. Rogerson, l. Arneman, l. Ge-mler, S. Anderson, B. Dickey, K. Young, l. Strott, G. Parsons, l Russell, R. Schrimper, l. Harrington. if D ' and .Jada Hinge Ranking among the most interesting and ambitious activities, the Spanish Club has demon- strated this year, as in past years, that its students are able to do anything in a truly superb manner. This was amply demonstrated by the fact that their student assembly was grand entertainment, and the Spanish flavor was also added when they sponsored a most enjoyable dance in April. The officers for the year 1950-51 were: President-David Evans, Vice-President-Keith Turner, and Secretary-Treasurer-Eugene Bloomwell, Senorita Sherrange and her alumnos provided many happy moments and lasting memories for the entire school. Conducting all of their meetings in Spanish, these students learned a great deal of practical knowledge about Spanish customs and the Spanish language. lst Row: K. Turner, E. Bloomwell, Miss Sherrange, D. Evans. Znd Row: G. Powell, B. Thompson, E. Mason. 3rd Row: F. Walters, C. Suerken, G. Root, B. Warren, P. Traphagen, N. Schuhwerk. lst Row: D. Rowley, D. Hes- ter, R. Curtiss. 2nd Row P. Blood, l. Boyd, W. Hum- pherys, C. Rose, E. Middaugh, B. Scott, C. Evans, l. Bird 3rd Row: S. Yates, l. Dudley, D. Siegiest, W. Weise, C Gemler, R. Beals, T. Altman Picture a dining room, with a group of Roman men and Women feasting and merry-making. Dressed appropriately in togas and sandals on the night of December 21 the members of this active group strived for authenticity as Well as pleasure. The entertainment consisted of a Roman wedding, an instrumental selection, and witty state- ments by Mr. Bickford. Under capable supervision of Miss Sherrange, these students also participated in an assembly program. Cfficers were President-Eevlyn Middaugh, and Katherine Evans-Secretary-Treasurer. ff 75 rx I Seated: I. Vogel, G. Tome, Mr. Nason, D. Thompson. Standing: G. Bloomwell, B. Badger, N. Ripley, R. Bocser, I. Sapper, D. Hester, N. Schuhwerlc, B. Warren, F. Amsler, K. Turner, H. Hahn. efdle emu Seated: B. Smith, H. Perry, Miss Shanor, Miss Powell, C. Norton. Standing: C. Day, B. Pierce, B. Hornaman, C. Suerken, K. Young, I. Knight, P. Mason, F. Walters, l. Arneman, P. McKinney, L. Goodrich. fc'16n mdiwelw lst Row: F. Barnes, E. Van Zandt, H. Field, A. Chiffon, D. Tice, I. Hauck, B. Averil, D. Bainbridge. 2nd Row: B. DeHaven, S. Schwartz, Mr. Johnson, D. Gorr, I. Spusta, L. Robertson, I. Rautine, Mrs. Nash, G. Suarez, R. Hamilton. 3rd Row: T. Tome, G. Graham, D. Mattison, D. Mahoney, l. Debold, G. Zeigler, l. Laughlin, D. Seitzinger, T. Leibig, D. Metz. 4th Row: K. Turner, H. Fidler, B. Brown, l. Pinkney, B. Maracci, S. Rapoff, E. Schaeffer, W. Adelhart, T. Welch, l. Pulice, T. Harrington. Sth Row: D. DiRienzo, D. Schaeffer, G. Fields, G. Hinkson, B. Warren, B. Range, F. Hermansen, F. Storaci, B. Sprague, l. Leibig. MILLCREEK DEBATES WITH NEIGHBORING SCHOOLS The debate topic this year was: 'lResolved, that social welfare benefits should be extended by the federal government. The team had an unusually successful year and participated in eight debates with the city and county schools. The first four debates consisted of the regular five minutes speeches, three minute questioning periods, and the three minute rebuttals. However, the last four debates consisted of ten minute speeches, two speakers on each team, no questioning periods, and five minute rebuttals. This system added variety to the usually identical program and it was heartily welcomed by the students. This year's officers were: Forrest Walters-President, Charles Suerlcen-Vice-Presb dent, and Barbara Smith-Secretary-Treasurer. Under the careful supervision and invaluable help of Miss Shanor and Miss Powell, the Debate Club completed a successful season. 4:77p 'bdffiddltdgz Z9 One of the most necessary and useful of all the organizations is the traffic and hall patrol. Solving overcrowded conditions is their problem and they both have Worked out excellent and efficient methods of preventing congestion. The traffic patrol is present at all the home football games, guiding and directing the parking of cars. Their Worthy advisor is Mr. Smith who has greatly helped them achieve success. Mr. Nason is the advisor of the hall patrol. The patrolers stand at crucial points in the hall to guarantee the moving of student traffic. This organization is a vital part of our school system and Without it much confusion would be the result. lst Row: D. Phillips, I. Gordon, R. lackson, S. Williams, S. Hauck, S. Rowley, C. Moon. Znd Row: R. Stossmeister, C. Hlebovi, F. Barnes, B. Scott, C. Baxter, L. Littlefield, S. Cifelli. 3rd Row: Cf. Graham, D. Jackson, S. Messenger, F. Hermansen, I. Durst, R. Moore, Q. Bender. if 78 n 74 . lst Row: R. Abbott, P. Rich, C. Fleeman, D. Rys, Mr. Payne, A. Senger, L. Copeland, Cr. Wiser. Znd Row: L. Haas, B. Adams, B. Pothoff, W. Naylor, G. Tanner, S. Heirnburg, R. Lewis. 3rd Row: I. Matthewson, F. Caldwell, D. Gage, T. McCoy, D. Herhold, R. Waldemarson, R. Anderson, W. Rastatter, l. Morris. 4th Row: B. Lyons, T. Durst, D. Hornaman, C. McKinney, N. Navecky, T. Stossrneister, Cv. Maycock, R. Leech, D. Tanner. Um 7675 2 7 The Future Farmers of America is an organization for the studying and promoting of agricultural leadership, and the building of good citizens. The Millcreek Chapter of the F. F. A. is only one part ot a large state organization. These boys make up one ot the most active of all groups at M. H. S. They sold Christ- mas trees, sponsored a successful skating party, and in March held a dance. They have been outstanding in their Work and activities and we are certain that their accomplishments have helped to make it an even lcetter organization. cc n M44 ' lst Row: M. T. Lund, R. Alferi, W. West, N. Rastatter, S. Manucci, M. Pherrin, B. Phillips, N. Henning, D. Glowacki. 2nd Row: M. Yeager, C. Carlson, F. Gill, L. Anderson, K. Young, T. Russell, B. Milks. 3rd Row: B. Leuschen, B. Hancock, H. Throop, M. Spaulding, M. Thomas, D. Emhoff. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. As an integral part of the home economics program, it offers opportunity for the further development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. The Future Homemakers of America bring together state groups interested in and Working toward better homes and family living, and sponsors group projects-local, state and national in scope. This year's Local Chapter activities include: the adoption of a needy family at Christmas time, a bake sale, Playhouse Theater party, a style show, a Y. W. C. A. fun night, and a mother and daughter buffet supper preceeded by a style show. State activities include the Kitchen Planning Contest, Cherry pie baking contest, and the State F. H. A. convention. This club is under the capable direction of Mrs. Heidecker. The officers are President- Shirley Manucci, Vice-President-Mary Ellen Pherrin, Secretary-Nancy Rastatter, Treasurer- Winnie West. K D ATHLETICS f' 552' , , AA ,f , X ,,-1 V cr,-A AAAAI ,,- .Z-QQZIIIQ,-' gf? . .. .I 'fl bhx. Xaj, IIAAAA !,,, ::: ,- If '.V,,V G ' ..'... 3' 5 '- ,D R .. .D 'I ff -1--1 , if ..., f , -- - ' - , if ,Q f '--- ' ,ff - -. X. ,,,,, .,.. z z3sgssazxggiizmf. ,,,.,.- ,J ff, ---. ..... I ,A A yt V xx lvy, J off, ...,, ., fi' 5 3 -' .' f 5 ' 5 jE:':5:5if55' Ed ff ,f i ' ' i uca 5 f X, 2, X , , I W?-H .. F' QM x X ' ...,.,:. i .,,W:: .,.,:,,,, I A. QS . .,,.::E:5 .:::. Qv MS. OAI ff x, I X Mb jj, V. If .. . l . xxxviy Q . A g. f Z f Z f eam lst Row R Gillingham, P. Traphagen, F. Leech, R. Vommoro, R. Melgaard, B. Lytle, B. Sprague C Tyke Znd Row H Tinsman D Kurtz, B. Angelotti, I. McNabb, F. Storaci, R. Sallot, D. Gorr. 3rd Row Mr Anderson D Jackson A Senger I Cardman, l. Benacci, I. Spusta, l. DeBold, L. Robertson, Mr. Goll. 4th Row l Rautme P Davis E Werner H. Rodenbeck, B. Weir, D. Wilkins, L. Copeland. Absent: C. Fleeman 1950 - 57 ymme times by the stiff opposition. chances for a winning year. Hickory. COACH GUS ANDERSON CAPTAIN RICH VOMMORO cc D Playing some of the better teams in the area on their independent grid schedule, the Troians found the going tough. The Trojans were shut no less than four The T-Formation was introduced this year and com bined with the single Wing gave Millcreek a Well balanced offense. The lack of experienced hnemen and injuries to Bud Sprague and Paul Davis hurt the Troians Highlights of the year was the hand fought Hickory game. It was the first time Millcreek had beaten 7 September 9 East 27 .... September 15 Titusville 22 .... September 22 Corry 24 .... September 29 Mercer 0 .... October 6 Hickory 13 .... October 13 Greenville 2 6 .... October 20 Oil City 7 October 28 Harborcreek 13 .... November 3 Conneaut -E ....... Opponents 157 adedafe . . . .Millcreek 0 . . . .Millcreek O . . . .Millcreek 6 . . . .Millcreek 27 . , . .Millcreek 20 . . . .Millcreek 0 . . . .Millcreek 13 . . .Millcreek 12 ....Millcreek O Millcreek 75 3 Wins - 6 Losses EAST 27 - MILLCREEK 0 Millcreek's second appearance in the Erie Stadium proved disastrous for the Trojans, as they lost to a tough band of East High Warriors. Bud Sprague, our rugged tackle, received a leg injury when he moved in on the first play of the game. The Trojans could not seem to get started in our first game of the season. TITUSVILLE ZZ - MILLCREEK 0 The rain and mud-wet, the play-rough, and after 48 minutes of play, the Trojans had lost their second straight game. Mi1lcreek's fight and never say die attitude highlighted an otherwise weak Trojan attack. CORRY 24 - MILLCREEK 6 Millcreek lost their third straight game at the hands of a crew of eager beavers on our home field 24-6. ln the fourth quarter, with Dick Gorr and Rich Vommoro carrying the mail, the Trojans scored their first touch- down of the season. Rich capped a 70 yard drive, scoring from 3 yards out. MILLCREEK 27 - MERCER 0 The night finally came when the cheerleaders could cheer This game belongs to us, as the previously winless Trojans trounced the Mustangs from Mercer. Millcreek scored in the first 2 minutes of the game, twice in the third quarter, and once again in the final stanza. The touchdowns were made by Rich Vommoro, 2, Sallot, and Debold. Red lackson made 2 of 3 placements. MILLCREEK Z0 - HICKORY 13 For the first time in Millcreek's history, the Trojans beat a Hickory team. Millcreek drew first blood as Rich Vommoro scored in the initial period. Frank Storaci passed 34 yeards to Dick Gorr for the Trojans second score. But it was a determined Hickory team that lined up for the second half kickoff. The Red and Black unleashed a passing attack which netted them 2 T D's and a tie at the end of the third quarter. With Davis and Vommoro doing the leg work and Storaci doing the passing, Millcreek marched 88 yards and the winning touchdown. Jackson made 2 of 3 placements. PENN HIGH 26 - MILLCREEK O Millcreek added a new team to their schedulep but Penn High of Greenville downed the Trojans 26-O. Greenville exhibited a varied attack in handing the Trojans their fourth loss of the year. MILLCREEK 13 - OIL CITY 7 Millcreek won it's third game of the season by defeating the winless Oilers 13-7. Rich scored the Trojans first T D on a 15 yard pass play. Davis scored off tackle and 1ackson converted to end Millcreek's scoring. HARBORCREEK 13 - MILLCREEK 12 Millcreek played their hearts out against their county rivals but just didn't have it when the chips were down. Harborcreek drew first blood on a 90 yard kickoff return. In the third quarter, Millcreek came back to score a tying touchdown: Vommoro plunging from the 3. After an exchange of punts, a Huskie lineman scored on a blocked Trojan punt. Vommoro climaxed an 80 yard drive, highlighted by Gorr's 50 yard run, with a plunge from the 2. The conversion play backfired and that was the game. CONNEAUT 25 - MILLCREEK 0 ln a steady drizzle, the Trojans from Ohio could do little wrong as they tripped Millcreek 25-0. Conneaut got off to a fast start by scoring 2 T D's in the first quarter. Millcreek, who lost their sixth game of the season, could not get their attack started. eniafz mm 7uZaz'e 7a 040: 60464 Gus Anderson, head football coach since 1929 and basketball coach from 1929 until 1947, resigned from active coaching this year. His recent illness had slowed him up considerably and his condition prompted the resignation. In the 2l years he coached, Gus did more for our school and its graduates than any other man in the community. He taught the boys who played for Millcreek to be a gentleman at all times. The boy's Welfare was first in his mind. ' His coaching record at Millcreek is one of which any coach would be proud. His football record included 129 Wins, 46 losses and 17 ties. Seven of his basketball teams Won County Cham- pionships. - Although he is resigning as coach, Gus Will continue teaching health and gym classes. Paul Goll will become head football coach, assisted by Dave Long. The members of our class can not thank him enough for all his help in the six years we have been associated with him. Millcreek, Without his coaching, will still Win games, but everyone will agree that things will not be quite the same. The Senior class takes this opportunity to Wish a swell coach and friend the best of luck. K D lst Row: R. Rowley, R. Flick, D. Gage l. Spusta, F. Caldwell, D. Green, N. Ferry. Znd Row: H. Fiddler, I. Rowley, T. Rogerson, F. Siegrist, l. Durst, G. Raudman, l. Mahoney. 3rd Row: R. Sands, D. Glover, l. Cross, D. Renshaw, B. Hindson, M. Haney, T. Callahan, A. Tubbs, T. Mitchell, l. Cifelli. . W Under the able direction of Coach Bud McCoy, assisted by lohn Kola, lunior Varsity Football reached an all time high at Millcreek. New uniforms were purchased and a definite schedule was arranged. After battling to a scoreless tie with Girard reserves and losing to Albion and Fairview Varsities, the little Trojans won their last two games. The l.V.'s proved their worth and certainly will be welcome additions to next years varsity. Millcreek O .... .... G irard O Millcreek 6 .... .... A lbion 13 Millcreek O .... .... F airview 38 Millcreek 20 .... .... H arborcreek 6 Millcreek . . . .... Girard E TOTALS 47 61 2 Wins-2 Losses-l Tie fl D my 066756465054 C. Christensen I. Botwright G. Suarez D. Clinton M. L. Chiffon l. Prindle Can you imagine a game without those girls in blue and white helping our team to capture the high score? To us here at M. H. S. it's like apple pie Without cheese or a kiss Without a squeeze! These girls, 5 luniors and 1 Senior, took time out of their busy schedule to instruct students from the annex in the art of cheerleading. Those who became lunior Varsity cheerleaders were announced before Christmas vacation. Also a little before vacation, next year's captain was chosen and she, lean Botwright, along with Mary Lou Chitton, the very dependable captain of this year, and Gloria Suarez, attended the East-West game as Millcreek representatives. The power behind our throne ot cheerleaders is Mrs. Samuelson Who assists Mary Lou in the planning ot our spirited pep rallys. ' Wdftdlffy Zia B. Silverthorn K. Prindle P. Spusta M. Hall A. Tate I. Neider K 86 D Wmadlcy gaaketldd mm lst Row: R. Gillingham, D. lackson, F. Storaci, Q. Bender, H. Hahn, I. Rautine, C. Bartlett, D. Kahl. Znd Row: I. Van Honk, E. Warner, l. Benacci, D. Thompson, Mr. Kola, B. Wigham, B. Lytle, l. Leleal. The l95O-51 Basketball season was one in which Millcreek faired somewhat better than previous years in city competition. As usual, Millcreek outclassed the local county teams in winning virtually every game, but the team met its match in down-state games with Meadville and Titusville. ln league play the team beat East twice and Corry once but the most notable of its victories was a resounding upset over Academy, the section leaders at the time. Millcreek led Academy throughout the first three quarters, but in the fourth, as Was the usual fashion, they ran out of steam, letting Academy overcome a ten-point deficit to end the regulation time in a 36-36 tie. In the overtime period Academy got off to a fast start with three quick points, but Millcreek was not to be denied its well-dressed victory and promptly came through with eight points to Win 44-40. This season the team invoked a new tradition into its curriculum with the scheduling of a exhibition game in Hamilton, Ontario. This was the first time a local team had introduced the inter- national effect into basketball. Our team defeated a scrappy Holy Family quintet by the score of 62-55. Regardless of the outcome of each game, the Millcreek Trojans proved themselves worthy of title of good sportsmen and determined and spirited players. 11872 4 Zweezldl 64444 and Qgbiadn COACH . . . JOHN KOLA CAPTAIN . . . DON JACKSON Wwzadty 3 Scfedaie Millcreek 55 Millcreek 48 Millcreek 39 Millcreek 29 Millcreek 42 Millcreek 32 Millcreek 43 Millcreek 31 Millcreek 32 Millcreek 33 Millcreek 45 Millcreek 37 Millcreek 65 Millcreek 34 Millcreek 44 Millcreek 45 Millcreek 31 Millcreek 32 Millcreek 49 Millcreek 38 TOTALS EEZ . .....Girard 34 ....I-Iarborcreek 31 . . . .Conneaut 31 ....Prep 45 . . . .Harborcreek 35 ....Tech 34 ....Corry 46 ....Vincent 50 ....Academy 46 . . . . .Meadville 56 ....East 31 ....Tech 45 . . . .Fairview 34 ....Corry 26 ....I-Xcademy 40 . ,. . .Titusville 54 ....Conneaut 25 ...Vincent 45 ....East 36 ...........Prep 48 795 WON 10 - LOST IO ff89n The Millcreek Iunior Varsity Basketball Team spent the 1950-51 season as a period of Qu. Wmeitq Z mm lst Row: B. Prozan, N. Wig ham, T. Rogerson, I. Samson T. Rowley. Znd Row: D Sietzinger, B. Scott, C. Catal de, B. Hindson, Mr. McCoy l. Debold. L. Brown, T. Cross, M. Hanney, rebuilding. Since there were no returning lettermen, Coach Bud McCoy had to rely primarily on inexperienced players. Along with this the team ran into a great deal of hard luck. They won only three games throughout the season, thrilling victories over East, Fairview, and I-larborcreek. Nevertheless, the team derived a wealth of useful knowledge concerning teamwork and co-operation. Their spirit and vitality was evident in every game, and they provided many exciting moments of fine playing. ln future years these players, with a few seasons of experience and teamwork, should provide a basketball team equaling those of the past and worthy of the title of Millcreek Trojans. K D ,f VJ' ,.,-1- Je M. V--Nm' --.MSN N f X -,LL .x X ffA ' ,fl 1 fwfr my f -' If rf ,ff ,.-- SQ,-- ,,,,.f ,.f 'f f 1-fr' ,..P 1-f ..-r- ff' rf-f' -P' .- .r ,f f' ,,.- f ,ff ,,,,..-1- ' - ...vw .qw-e.-.-.-.3.-.-.-.-.-.'.'.' if Af ,,,.- , po,- f , A f r' f 4 f ,v- ' ' ff .r f ,f ,- 1' ffft if 'i'47 'f , C fur , ' if l - I. ' f f E I fy:,f'i X f' ' ' rff4 lg X X f rf ff.. N X ff f - l. . x x ff' .ft x R ff ,f If .- X x f' U, X ' R f N,..- , . 5 ,f -,J- J ' .r ff PROTANE L-P GAS The Perfect FuetFor Att Modern Appliances AUTOMATIC WATER HEATING CONTROLLED COOKING CAREFREE HOME HEATING SSQGASQ I 9-as 97? ID 'Z gg I .63- 3 W IU 1 ,Q 5' 0 0 W A'N' YA qs 4'0QtcfE.?21 9 PROTANE GAS SERVICE THE PROTANE CORPORATION West 26th and Powell Avenue Erie, Pa. Congratulations to all Millcreek High School Students National Photo Service 342 Broadway Lorain, Ohio 6'Our Prompt, Courteous, and Speedy Service Will Please You cc by MILLCREEK HIGH SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHS BY Frank Schauble Studio 113 West 10th St. Across from the Times For that next Photograph call Frank, 2-4268 Official School Photographer Phone 3-9363 V. ROSS REED DRILLER Oil, Gas and Water Wells Erie, Pa. 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Erie, Pennsylvania Hess Brothers Prescription and Manufacturing GUILD OPTICIANS Prices Reasonable Phone 2-2382 133 W'est 9th Street Erie, Pa. H. R. Strong Trailer Sales DELUXE - CUSTOM BUILT I nlerior Arrangement as Desired Phone 3-5452 Display Lot: 3502 W. 12th St. Erie, Pa. 4 in Television Refrigerators OUR eve PH 5, Ranges Radios 7 BIFOCAL Q Freezers Washers Leonard I !iF'lE!I!ZllE!Z? --OR ., TRIFOCAI. . BUILD l 1 nc ' 18th and State Street 'pgggglslpmgggg E . P 32W NINTH ST TEL 22'572. ne, a. MLNNESOTA and PITTSBURGH LANDERS PAINTS GLASS and WALL PAPER Paints and W-auPaPe1' FABULON SATIN LUMTNALL 824 Plaza Blvd. Phone 4-7789 RENTAL SANDERS R. C. Tice S1 Sons 3738 WI 12th St. Phone 3-9981 WEST ERIE PLAZA GLI DDEN-D UPON T PAINTS Complimenis of W. C. Tiemann 8 Son Call us for your Plumbing Work 4321 Wfest Lake Road Phone 3-0301 Compliments of R. H. Launer AUTO RADIATOR SHOP Phone 4-0728 17 East 17th St. Erie, Pa. I ,Af Smart College Styled Apparel for Hi-Students CLOTHING ' FURNISHINGS HATS 9 SHOES Also Misses' and Teen-Age SUITS O COATS U SKIRTS P. A. MEYER Sz SONS ERlE'S FOREMOST CLUTHIERS 817-819-821 State St. Walsh Shoes Your Family Shoe Store 3824 West 12th St. Blillcreek lL. Press SL Co. Everything for WORK - DRESS - PLAY 1206-16 State Street E. L. GORENFLO CUSTOM - GUNSMITH 1821 State Street Phone 7-9260 Erie, Pa. NOW WE ARE TWO! With the opening of our new Millcreek Branch at West Erie Plaza, the Palace now offers two very complete hardware stores for your shopping convenience. Palace Hardware House 913-15 State St. Wlest Erie Plaza Gustafson Optical Co. DISPENSING OPTICIANS 113 West 9th Street Phone 2-4219 Erie, Pa. Compliments of Wingerter's Market 2904 West Ridge Road Open every day from 9:00 to 9:00 FOR DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS lT'S 66RlEllNHOlLD9S 1715 State St. Erie, Pa. LINDY'S weafhepglfd Waggn Wheel SCHOOL su-loss SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS From FRENCH FRIES Next Door io the School 1075 'Sl 908 Peach Street Phone 5-2313 Erie, Pa. Capital Airlines 24 Years of Flying Experience PASSENGERS, MAIL, AIR FREIGHT Information Phone 3-8311 Compliments Qf L. D. SEIGLEY THE RED TOWER Millcreek's Favorite Eating Place Russell - Johnson Shop for SMART ACCESSORIES CHOICE FABRICS 12th and Powell Phone 3-4421 Weihlen Pharmacy 731 West 8th St. Erie, Pa Phone 2-4739 SAN NER IE. Sv. A. Douhet 011-FICE JEWELERS SUPPLY 202 East Tenth St' DESK CHAIRS FILES SAFES Erie, Pa. 10th and Holland St. 1119-1123 Peach St. Erie, Pa. Congralulalions to the Class of '51 from Erie's Home Heating Experts THE HOME COAL CO. 1502 Green Garden Road Phone 2-2169 Compliments of I-I. T. Resltemeier POTATO CHIP CO. Erie, Pa. 4107: w l Compliments of l Q , Sommerhof 8 Ferguson MUSIC STORE 918 Peach Street 107 West 9th St. I. Nliller footwear Erie, Pa. Sound knowledge expressed by the in- dividual is the comfort and the security of his Country Compliments of Penn Brass K Copper Congratulations to the Class of 1951 TROY LAUNDRY Ajax Lumber Company 1707 Cemetery Road Carl E. Schultz Company Wholesale only since 1913 Distributors of Cigars Phillie Cigars Candy King Edw. Cigars Tobacco Webster Cigars Cigarettes R. C. Dunn Cigars Confectionery El Verso Cigars Sundries Specialties Fountain Supplies Erie Meadville UNITED AUTO REPAIR COMPANY BODY AND FENDER WORK AUTO PAINTING 231-235 E. 18th Street Phone 2-264-9 Latimer's Super Market Meats - Groceries - Produce Frosted Foods - Ice Cream - Candies lllagazines GREETING CARDS - NOVELTIES 3020 Grubb Road Phone YV9-1551 Erie, Pa. C108 Compliments of , Frontier Cake Shop Complzments of 1650 Wie t 8th St. Ken andVernKallenbach S Phone 2-3090 Open Sundayls for your Conrenieneen Best W'ishes From Schlurauff Floral Co. Flowers of Qualityf' Compliments of A Friend Storeh12 West 8th St. Greenhouses-2709 West 8th St. Millcreek Township Compliments of Lakewood , C' I' t Bowling Center amp hmm S 0 Northwestern Penns lvani 7 N 0 . Beautiful Bowling lgmpolilllmi St F1098 Beauty Open Bowling Every Afternoon . Saturday and Sunday till .Midnight 1209 Pawel' Ave' Erie' Pa JOHN GAUGHENBAUGH, Prop. Phone 3-7542 3408 W'est 12th St. Phone 3-6383 LEE REFFNEIPS John W. Kinem Co. ESS0 SERVICE TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES Ridge Reed and PeWe11Ave- 727 Peach sr. Erie, Pe- Phone 6-3365 Erie, Pa. Pheee 4-9385 Complete Service fc D Compliments of West Lake Cleaners 3424 W'est Lake Road Yapleis Dairy ICE CREAM AND DAIRY BAR 4026 Pine Avenue Phone 0-1349 I 'f X UID STATE ST' ERIE. PA. Llp W p enmugmr-mmoumog I-HYI. Physicians Supply Co 22 West 9th St. Erie, Pa. 1 Compliments of MEYERS-KRIDER WERLE ELLENBERGER REGISTERED ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS Compliments of Transport Motor Sales 444 West 12th St. Erie, Pa. Equipment Nlotors 2-2827 2-2829 Compliments of Federal Heating and Plumbing Co. OFFICE 8z SHOW ROOM 116 West 12th St. Erie, Pa. Phone 2-3366 J. W1 Vorberger Cen. Wlanager Fine Quality is always your best buy tithe jlinlle Bras. flip. Times Square Anderson Motor Sales, loo. Fairview, Pa. CHEVROLET Sales and Service Compliments of Erie Forge Company Erie Forge and Steel Division CHARLES CRAWFORD Music Service Sheet illusic Specialists in the llarkhanl Alusic Co. Building Educationalmlleligious-Popular Everything in Sheet Music and Books 17 West 11th St. Erie, Pa. C. W. Zuck X Sons Quality Turkeys Day Phone 9-5347 Night Phones 9-8442 - 9-8242 West 26th Street Erie, Pa. C. H. Hobart HOBART,S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 2617 Greeley Ave. Phone 99-3198 Erie, Pa Lober Brothers Supply Distributors MYERS PUNIPS Sz WATER SYSTEMS WATER SOFTENERS REX ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS 4236 West 12th St. Phone 3-5424 John V. Schultz Co. Distinct ive Furniture 20 East Sth St. Compliments of I Reeded THE ,FAMILY CENTER West Erie Plaza Class of 1951 The Best of GOOD LUCK Quaclkenhush Monument Co. 3203 Wfest Lake Road Next to Calvary Cemetery Phone 3-9795 Complimenfs of Harry M. Love JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Nlillcreek Township llll iIIe2 C Sb NIE' Y- l l lll jii is llzilils' 5-all aa slrrl 1 u .MTI Compliments of James Th omas LAVERIS For Your Convenience Order Your Next Corsage At Our Branch Store at JEWELER West Erie Plaza 8 West 8th Sr. LAVEIPS Ph0llC 4-7619 Est. 1911 920 Plaza Blvd, Ferrierls Hardware PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS 2827 West 26th St. Erie, Pa. Phone 9-8205 CONGRATULATIONS For a job well clone from a Friend of Millcreek School Miller's Polar Bar Dairy Bar 81 Sandwich Shop Our Own Ice Cream O'Donnel9s Cleaners Sandwiches Sundaes 3304 West Lake Road Lunches Milk Shakes Short Orders Frozen Custard Erie, Pa. 1901 West 26th St. Erie, Pa. Compliments of Schrimper Feed 8: Fuel Belle Valley, Pa. Compliments of Kollmann Mfg. Co. Erie, Pa. Clark's Gulf Service Complete Guhflex Serrice TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES 4618 Peach St. Phone 4-9422 SAIIIII MILK ICE CREAM products of SANITARY FARNIS DAIRY 521 East 18th St. Erie, Pa. Compliments of Thompson's Meat Mkt. Parlette SL Zerull SUCCESSORS TO W. S. KERN, INC. HAWKINSON TREAD AND Phone M186 COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE 12TH ST' FGOD NIARKET 1213 French St. Phone 2-4135 Erie, Pa. 113 an Arthur F. Schultz Co. General Electric Appliances State at 14th 18th at Holland West Side Feed and Fuel Co. Erie's L argestFarm and Home Supply Store 1355 West 26th Street Erie, Pa. Compliments of Nu tter's Erie Band School 711 State Street Compliments of Royal Typewriter 119 East 12th St. Compliments of Jones-Miller Dress Shop 3421 West Lake Road Compliments of Hubbs K Howe Co. 6'The Paper Si Twine Peopleu Compliments of The Rusterholtz Co. 1105 State St. Compliments of Eckerd's Drug Store 1109-332-706 State St. Erie, Pa. 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