Strong Vincent High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Auditorium TEACHER SPONSORED AUDITORIUMS: 1. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Campbell presented thrilling pictures of wild animals in their natural habitat . . . 2. Peg Parsons, alumnus of the class of l93O, unveils a picture of Miss Jo Anna Connell, recently retired teacher, as Miss Ellen Connell accepts it for the school . . . 3. Choir boys from the lunior High School sing the Christmas Story in the pageant directed by Miss Pearce . . . 4. Strong Vincent students in assembly, salute the flag of the tree . . . 5. Dr. Grose, Superintendent of Schools, addresses us during Education Week . . . 6. On Constitution Day all the high school students ot the city met in the stadium for a mov- ing program . . . 7. Monday, December 8, Miss Galinsky recorded President Roose- velt's speech calling for a declaration of war . . . 8. Perry Burgess, noted author, gives an interesting, moving talk on leprosy and lepers. Sixteen

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Tn Create Better nderstanrlinq, Today, the high school realizes the increasing importance in equipping every student mentally, physically, and socially to do his part in creating a solid founda- tion tor tomorrow's world ot peace. Training each student to think and to speak with clarity and understanding is ot the greatest importance in our ever changing society, for the individual is no longer able to disregard current events when he is constantly called upon to analyze situations and to give opinions. The Social Sciences go hand in hand with English to aid the student in interpreting the forces Which create better understanding. Mc: :rn I Q hem Jon deWitt, Jim Phillips, and Priscilla Arrowsmith pause long enough to admire the interesting exhibit in English class for the Literary Chess unit . . . The P. O. D. class makes use ot the maps to check on the latest military movements about the world . . - George Levin and Elayne Phillips emote tor the public speaking class play, The Christmas Gift That Bouncedf' Eighteen