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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1943 volume:

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It is with humility that we realize the insignilicance of those things that we do in the hope of making their tremendous task less difficult, but it is our desire to give them assurance that we are standing hehind them i'ull-force in thought, work, and deed. To those of our faculty, who have given up their positions at Strong Vincent in order that they might serve us in another more important and more urgent way, we feel that special recognition is due. John Wallach and James J. Wick, hetter known to us out- side of class as H.lolmnie and HJin1n1y, wl1o are now serving in the armed forces, and Gretchen Lange, who is overseas as a Bed Cross hostess, are those of whom we speak and in whom we take great pride as examples of our folks in service. Nlr. Leberman Who of us will ever forget the two people who stand behind our school, its many activities and its student body? Of course, none of us could forget them, for their con- stant friendship and good will have helped us through our many school problems and difficulties. Wihen we were newcomers to this school, their genuine smiles and sincere greet- ings were such that we felt right at home and we knew at once that they l1ad a personal interest in the welfare of each one of us. We salute you and thank you, Mr. Leberman, our principal and Miss Connell, our assistant principal. Nliss Connell lllll'U1Illl'IIl,U' Nliss Snllixnn. mn' vulrn unrl capalmlm' ullica' IIIEIIIHQIUI' . . . Mrs' Iizunnan. lllul 4'IIi4'i4'nl olliw' svn'- rm'Im'y. isslillslniling. Conlrl il ln' lllzil lll2il'l'I1'Il IiI'1' agrfws uilll In-ri' Nm' you lllllllillljl ul' ii may luI1'n1'Il IIIIPIIIINIVQ I slnrlvnls Ilivir xz1I1'm'1' lulrlvs. NIV. AVIIIEIIIUNI . . . lllll'1'llIljIl'iilllI1llIflllS In Mrs. Iiivrs for IIUI' vluss is um' ul' Ilan' I'n'n in uliivll all nl' IIN' slnflvnls urs' always mn1I1'riI1'rI . . .xYIlHI'Sl'1I4lldlIli. Nliss lliiI'IPl'I'il . . . IM' uomlvr il' Xliss li1'nm'1Ii4'l's Ivnlll grrmlc' EIIQIIISII slnrl- vnis npp1's'1'iuln' Iwi' qnivl xlispnsilimi . . . Ifm' ni1c'4'xu's1'c' Miss I31'nn1'lI nilll Ifngflisll Imuks :Incl nnl knilling n1'1'1II4's IIIIVIIIILll1'I'l1'lSllI'1'llllll'. .. Xliss IiI:n'k's Ilnppy clispusilinn IN1'2lI'I'II'IllIXl'I'Illllli' Ifnglisll slnrlvnls in Iwi' 4'nlm'rIuining: wlnssvs. . , xxv1'XXUYl1ll'l'IlUXI NIV. Iilulu' vzln lu' lIlSllK'll za lumpy IIIINNI uI'l1'r Ilnn' pvrimls ul' t'Il4'lIlISll'j . . , IM you spvnk SUHIIISII. 'Xliss I4ulll'ql1iiiEI . . . Slllllf' for IIN' 1'z1lm'ru. Nliss Iiryvv. IM' am' llu' unvs ulxn Iumr' ilu- Xlgvlirzi Ilmm'xun'k . , . llvrm' sm' Ih-fI I1m-In- I'2lIll'illl1I NIV. Iirfmn plznnling sliuulllvr om' ul' lllosv snp1'r Ulbllllllllllllj sing 2lllIllIlbl'llllllS . . . II looks Iikn' lln' wm'uIIl4'r Inrlny ugl'1'4's xxilll mn' Phy- SlHQ'I'2H!Ilj lK'Hl'Ill'l'. Nliss Iinrlu' . . . Nliss fI2illIlU!I'S l'uIrli1' Spvaking: vlussvs Iinrl Iwi' u vnnslunl snnrc'1' ul' HIIIIISIIIQI HIl4'I'fl4bl1'S . . . IM' ull zlnm'm'r'inl4' lln' 4'Il'ul'l Miss Ci'mu'II nnls I'nrl.Ii in kvvp- ing: ns inI'ornu'rI nl' IIN' Iulvsl slylvs IIHYIIIQZII Iwr svini-annnml slylx' slums. Mr. Dvan. taking Iimv out from om- ol' his Junior linglish classvs . . . Il looks as il' Mrs. Donowin is ll-1-ling qnilv 1-liippvrn alll-r ei li:-ml clay I4-an-liiiig lfngzlish lo lhc- Junior lligh. . . . Nlrs. Flynn mis pliologxiwiplivrl uhilv gixing: H i.iiSK'lIl2illIlf1 le-vlurv lo hi-r Biology stullvnls . . . Miss Fors- hm-rg's ollii-0 pracwtinruv :intl typing classvs lu-vp hvr busily running.: 1-rrandsg Vim-cnl's vharining Ilulizm tonullcr. Miss Ualho. is ctvrtuinly popular with ull ol' hi-r slndvnlsz Anil lu-rv iw liml Nlr. lim-rlil Gus Gnsl,ul'son. ajlias l'. U. D. lm-aclwr. allviiclziiiw- ollim-Pr. zillilm-lic zirlxisvr. and zonv Air lluicl Wurcli-n. Don't you 1-wr rvsl. fins-- . . . 'l'hn- Mori tc-iiipi-iwiiiiviil of Miss lxohoul has ei rvlining: inllum-nw on hm-r lie-rnmn vlassvs ..., N ml what morn rwcd In-suicl. 1-xvupt that iw all low! Miss llirl . . . ls Mr. llulnphruy happy ho- vuusv of his contribution l,o l,h4- war 4-Il'ort with his hlum-prinl, l'0iNlillg class- llv should hi' . . . Mrs. llurlvy has lu'- roma- ai fznniliar sighl lo thi- pi-oplc' ni-zur room Qll . , . Strong: YlIlf'4'lll owvs Sum lxrzmwr ai rising: xolv ol' thanks for thx- may in xxhivh hi- brings our ullilvtii- tc-urns honim- with lhv xivlorir-s . . . Nlrs. Luhin is now om' ol' our luxorilv Sll0l'lillHIlil Lm'm'li1'i's . . . VY:-ll. NX 1-ll! Nlr. McCarthy und Mr. YYcihcl musl hm- discussing: prolmlvms ol' Lha- sxximmingr train. Sir 'l'4-nth grmlm- linglisll 1-lussvs anfl lit-ll-iisv Stamp sulrs arc- only n lbw' ol tht' zwtiyitivs whivh make' Xliss Lutje' sur-h at busy' woman . . . YN ho knows wlmt 2llll'll'S ot' ln-r llistory' 4-lussrs llavv mmlr- Miss Mt-tiurtliy' laugll so lun-zlrtilyi' . . . Girls' Hllt'Iltl2illt't' rt-vorrls lump onu- ol' our fayoritv lmtin t4'm'ln-i's. Nliss xll't't't'l'. busy 1-wry Lluy , . . Nliss l,t'Zil'l't' takvs l,llll4' oll' from llvr Art 4-lnssvs and SDtJlU'SIlli-III liourcl dutivs to unt,4'rt,:-lin hrr sixth puriotl by' making popvorn . . . 'l'4-:u'hing P, tl. D. to sm-nior vlussrs must cm-rtuinly bc- zu plvusant job. 'Nt lvust Ht'l'fll'tllIlLI to the- Slltlllllglt'0lIllll'IlHll1't' ol' Nliss Pvtvrs . . . Strong.: Yin1'n'nt's ublv tlt'lmt1'rs van bm- vrc-dit,v1l to l,h4- intvru-st :mtl inst,ruct.in,g ability ol' Mr. Pratt. w'llo voacbos tht-m allvr za busy day' with his llistory vlussvs , . . -X vontizab ot' history tm-avlie-rs in lln- ollirv. us Nliss Quirk and Nlr. Wnllzim' disc-uss tlw problc-ms ot' tbrir l'1'SIlt't'llXt' vlassvs . . . 'l'hv A tianpt-lla will miss Mr. ltivurt wln-n hr lvavvs our hulls for tht- Nmy. l,ols ot' l,uc'k. Nlr. llim-art . . . Xml 'Nliss S4-lizulv still Stllllt'S in spitv ol' tlw problvms oi' hvr monitors and lroolclu'1'ping vlussvs . . . Ubliyious ol' lCxit signs. Mr. VY, YY. Pop Sllkllltll' hvsuls for tht- l'Hl.l'tt'l'lH. lost- l'l1y'sic's vlussvs must make- you lllltlgffy. Nlr. Sbunor . . . Yo wonllvr llvno Strand is so happy. llis lmaslwtf butt lt'tillt wusont-ot'th1' lwst this your . . . llow' rlovs Nlr. Sl'llt'llt'li IIIZHIHQZG' to kvvn tht' svhool rt'4'orrls lmlmu-1-tl so wvlllt. . . 'l'hnt's quite' u job . . , Bliss 'l'urn4'rsmil1's as shi' awaits tln-1-oming ot' he-r G1-ome-try 4-lassvs . , . 'Xml what uri- you laughing ut. Nlr. llm-nsrlis-lf' Sonn' ol' those' boys in your gy Ill vlassvsf' . . . Miss Wants-l is onr- ol' om' linz-st t'tHlltIlt'l'l'lHl lt'2lt'lll'l'S . . . Xliss l':I'lllH xxVt'lltlIl'llll4'l' HM-iniv to usb linully' sat clown long: vnough to haw at pix-turv lHlit'Il. Aftvr ull. t.u'am'liim: lfirst Aid :mtl Girls' gymnasium is za m'1-tty' strm-nuous busim-ss. . , Miss Vam Ynttu is 1-1-rluinly' an fmoritm- with lu-r Mgvlrrn :intl Ylll'l2'0Il0lIlt'll'y Glnssvs , . . Library tlutivs lump Nliss llvilson busy' . . . Always pre-our:-rl. Nliss llzm-I Wright smilvs us sho nmlu-s lu-r svlwclule' for the- t'0llllIl,LZ wvvk . . . Spanish is ont' ol' our fayorite' sulmjwts. 4-spvviully whvn tukvn umlvr the- tlltvlagn- ol' Nliss XX illnrcl XX right. Somm- ot' tha' l':u'ully wort- too basblul to nppvur. Antoni: tlwsl- wvrv Miss lislvr. who busim-s ln-rsr-ll' in tht' vom- lllt'l'l'l2ll rle'partm1'nt: 'Nliss lfyuns. w'bo tv:u'll4's worlcl history' in lloom I2-li 'Nliss Gzilinslsy. ziblr' tlirvvtor ol' tllt' Girls' Ghorus: Nliss lluywsmg. one ol' tha- nvw't-st mlclitions to tht- stall' ol' tht- typing clt-pm'trm'nt: Nliss Thomas. so popular with hor Sm-nior lfnglisb vlussvs and 'Nliss SHItt0IIIt'IlIl2i. who so 1-upnbly took Miss lioyf-r's plum' in thx' .lunior lligh tl:-purlmvnt. L. SPVPII girl as Ruthie Durbin . . . Sid Kenney stands surrounded by femininity in the persons ol' Mildred Shugart, Mary Rarthel and Council President. Phyllis VVright . . . VVho lanoxis what enchanting daydreams rnay be originat- ing in the mind ol' charming Frances Dillon . . . Dancing in thc girls' gym is l'un l'or all. but particularly for Stage Managmwr. .lack Tormey and his popular partner, Virginia lVlill0y . . . T00 busy to stop Working while his picture was being taken, Student Council President, Russ Reyilacqua is A.VV.0.l,. on this page of candids. For further information about this busy man please turn to page IS. na The Seniors .loe Hipp. busy pllotograplicr for the Spokesman Board und News Stall. takes linic oll' to pose for another canurmfan . . . Rusily satisfying thc desires ol' thc inner woman. .lean Fitzrvitcr. one ol' thc assets ol' thc Debating rllltfilll. spends much ol' hcr xaluablc time in the cafeteria . . . Don Rookie Fabian stands in the hall and watches the seniors go by.', . . . Food and scboolbooks seem to go together for Lawrence Lucas who works while hc eats . . . Managing a business stall' is u big job for such a little li'1'ghI 'l'i1110 out llflllll SD0liK'SlllilIl duties. su .ll'ilIlIlll? lm Sillfblllll' as sln- 11il1l1l4-s on surm- ul' Xliss 1,4'2il'l'!'lS popcirrrl . . . 'llllv arl 11111111 sz-1-111s lil l1ul1l spvvial lIIll'l'1'Sl for .liillll Dilmxal. as l11- works 0v1'1'l.i1110 011 11 111 111'11-ivcl . . , l311l1 M11g011z1111l Margo Mz11wl,1-1 Vi11cw1111ts i11s1'p:11'z1l1l1' s1'11i11rs. 11l1ol11gra11l1 as llwy stroll dim Il lhc- lmll .... N pl1'z1s:1 4'Xl'lllIlALI. tl1111'1111L5l1ly UIljl'ljl'll. 111' so say ll l1ilIll' and .lim IU-1-k as thvy lm-mv Stinsrn . . . The N11l,i1111z1l ll1111or Scwin-ly lrlilialio IIFUN4' L11 lm il hiq sllcczvss in lllc 111i111ls Pvguy Duan amd U1'11rgf1- l5r:1111pl1111 . . ,ww N lillt' NS 'W 111. 1-rl nl nl . nw IIS Miss C1111111-ll's 111f111il11rs. llrisvillu lillrlls. Niilllj llnvllm' 11ml .Ivan Wolf. :1r1' il xvry ZlllI'?l1'lIX1' lrm sf-1-11 l'llIllIlIlQ' 1'l'l'2iIlllS 2lI'OllIlfl l'a1'1-ul'1lz111g11r.z1s fl:1x1: M1111 , Mary lgiiftlltll. llll'l'Zlll'IlS 11 lirvklv will-. Arvn I. i11iliz1lio11s il lol f1l'I'1111E' . . . Xllu-rv qliml YN111111- .l11l111su11 gr-I tlml 1'l1:1r111i11: smilm-1' . . . Xlll 111 lw 11111- 1lf1111' lry I1is1-slr-1-1111-dmll1-1111111-..l1'ss.liulianlm-. SPIIIUI' vluss Dl'K'Sllll'lll. also was I'QlIll1'I'ii slly and gnu-s I'lFl'l?I'l'Ill'l' lu 11111111 23. tha- llulls . . . SIIIIIIIPI' Nivllols. 'Wliss Cave' ll'11111:111 ul' l.lllNl.0lND li. C. smilvs in llll' F Q' is Aho, John DavidfColleg.,e Albertson, Ellen Elizabeth-General Amatangelo, 5larco'n'General Argeny, Jane Elaine-'General Girl lleserves 2, 3, German Club 2, 3, Student Council 2, Monitor 4, Sportsman Club 4, College Club 3, 4. Barthel, Mary Louise--A College Girl lieserves 2, 3, College Club 3, Spokesman 3, 4, Sportsman Club fl, Monitor 3, 4, National Honor Society fl. Bender, Walter Roberta-General Besler, Louise BerthasGeneral Bevilaequa, Donald AnthonyfCollegc Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Track 2, 3, Waterpolo 4, Newman Club 2, 3, 4, Musical Comedy 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sports- man Club 4. Bolan, Geraldine Alice ftleneral Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 3, 4, Musical Comedy 2, 3, Swimming 2, lntramurals 2, Monitor 4. Bourne, Marion Joyce-Commercial Musical Comedy 2, 3, Carnival 3, Newman Club 3, fl, Swimming 4. Carey, Jacqueline RosefCollege Girl Reserves 2, College Club 3, Bible Club 4, Monitor 4, Yirgil Club 3, Cicero Club 4. Carlson, Thomas Edwarduf-General Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Tennis 2, 3, Debating Club 2, 3, lntramurals 2, 3, 4, Sportsman Club 4. Carlucci, Anthony Louis-fGeneral Christensen, Virginia-General Clemens, Francesffleneral Cooke, Jack Dane+General Cserney, William Patrick-A-General Intramural 2, 3, 4. Dahlstrand. Virginia Elsief-Commercial Commercial Club 4, Student Council 4. Ten mr mn, , D'Aurora, Gino Dominic-General Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Golf 3, 43 National Athletic Society 3, el-3 Sportsman Club 1. DiNIareo, Serafinifutleneral Dcnger, Esther DiTulli0, Elmer ,lanles-College Football 1, 2, 3, tt, Basketball l, 23 Sportsman Club el. Donovan, Richard Nlichaelf--General Basketball 2, 33 Track 2, 3, Intramural 2, 3. Duffy, Marilyn 'eCollege College Club 2, 3, At, Monitor 2, 3, lg Cirl lleserves -1. Ennis, Nancy Lorraine-Commercial Bookkeeping Club 3, Newman Club -lg Conl- mercial Club Al. Fabrizi, Andrew David-College Debate 2, Carnival 33 Monitor 3, 13 National llonor Society el. Gruczu, ,lean Louisefvtleneral Hicks, Raymond Eugene-General Holm, Alice EleanorefCommercial Newman Club 3, Ll, Council 3, -lag Girl Reserves 2, Musical Comedy 2, 3. Hopper, Alan Charles-General Horning, Shirley Rose-Commercial Commercial Club, Newman Clubg Intramurals 2, 3. Hurn, Kathryn ,IanewCommercial Newman Club 3, 43 Sportsman Club I-: Monitor 3, l. Hyman, Courtis Clarence, Jrf- College Monitor 3, Swimming 2, 33 Debate 2, Sports- man Club 3g Intramurals 3. Jacobsen, Esther-Commercial Bible Club 3, tt, President 4, Intramurals 2, 3. Jordano, Dominick Jamesvf'-General Intramural 2, 3, tg Sportsman Club -lg Basket- ball 3g ltlonitor 3. Kenney, Sidney Georgeftieneral Stage Crew 2, 3, At, Track 2, ,tg Student Council tg Cross Country lg Carnival 3. EIPI'0ll ,.,.,, , 9' Q ,rwv cf' , can 'N Q .Y 'ft Q-rf nf .fs as I , +3 Y F 'wt N 'G Kenyon, Pauline Ann-General Newman Club 3, Sportsman Club el, Student Council 11-. King, Kenneth Mayer-+College Sportsman Club 3, Newman Club 3, fi, Water Polo 4, Carnival 3, Musical Comedy 2, 3, Intramural 2, 3. Leibel, Clarence Douglas-General Monitor 3, Musical Comedy 2, 3, Sportsman Club 3, al, Carnival 3. Lucas, Lawrence EmersonfCollege Intramural 2, 3, 4, Council 4, Monitor l, 2, Sportsman Club -I-, Football 2, 3, fl, Track 3, Ili. Mahoney, Thomas-Ceneral Monitor 3, fl, Track 2, Sportsman Club 3, Intramural 2, 3. Marinelli, Gilda RoseeCommercial Newman Club 3. Marquis, Donald Sidney-General Basketball 2, 3: Track 3, Intramural 2, 3, -lr, Carnival 3, -I, Council 3. McKinney, Sarah Grace-General Newman Club, Cirl Preserves. Miller, Donald RiehardsCollege Miller, Jean Marie-General Intramural l, 2. Morrison, HelenfCommercial Commercial Club. Horse, Daniel Warren-College Water Polo rl-, Student Council -lv. Nyberg, Chester ,lohnetieneral Football 2, 3, -li, Musical Comedy, Water Polo 4, Track 2, Sportsman Club 3, Newman Club 3, fl, Intramural 2, 3, 4. Paden, Betty LouisefCommercial Pflueger, James AlanACollege Swimming 2, 3, Al, Water Polo 2, 3, al-, National Athletic Honor Society, Virgil Club 3, German Club 2, 3. Presutti, Beatriceatleneral Musical Comedy 3, Carnival 3, German Club 2, 3, Dante Club 2, 3. Puifer, Samuel DavideCollege Quay, Richard PaulfCollege Twelve 7 W Raponi, Edith ,IeanAeCommercial Victory Corp tg Newman Club 2, 3, lg Dante Club -1. Reeher, Mary Ca therinefCommercial Rensel, Jeanne Margaret-Colnmercial Commercial Club, Musical Comedy 3, New- man Club 3, Al. Robb, Norma HerminefCommercial Girl Reserves 2, 3, -lg Bookkeeping Club 2, Commercial Club 2, 33 Monitor lg Newman Club 3, 43 Carnival 3. San Lia, Peo AnthonyfGeneral Football l, 2, 33 Basketball I, 2, 3, Golf .23 lnlramural 2, 3, el. Scalzitti, Timonthy ,Iosephftieneral Dante, Club 3, Basketball 23 lnlramural 2, 3. Scihetta, Charlotte EileenfCollege Girl Reserves 2, 3, lg College Club 3, lg Monitor lg National Honor Society 3, President ,lg Virgil Club 3, el. Seaman, Shirley Marie-College Semrau, Ralph Vernon--General Intramural 3, -lg Basketball 2. Siegel, Helen NlariefGeneral Shugart, Mildred AliceiCommercial Girl Reserves 2, 3, -tg Musical Comedy, New- man Club 3, lg Monitor 2, 3, ll-3 Bookkeeping Club 2, 3. Simmon, Bettie Jane- Newman Club 3. Smith, Mildred Alice-Commercial Snider, Cameron Frederickf College Hi-Y 3, el-3 lnlramural l, 2, Council 3, 'lg National Honor Society -lfg Yirgil Club 'lg Cicero -lg Sportsman Club -1, Monitor 3, fl. Stahlgren, Myrna EmilyfColleg:e Spokesman 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Newman Club -lg Monitor -lg Musical Comedy lg Council 3, el. Sleff, Carl-General Swanson, Thelma DoloresffGeneral Musical Comedy 2, 33 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. Taylor, Leon Roberta-General Track l, 2, Sportsman lg Intramural ll. Th frleen 1' .in I :QL , A Ak' 3 I ,f 3, if xml i I 30 , '5'P Xi as K at J if fa W Torok. Helen Commereial Veraldi, Lucy Carmella -General Wvay, June Marie College College Club 2, 3, el: Newman Club Monitor 3. al. White.. Petrina Virginia ffGeneral Wright, Phyllis GoodrichfCollege 2. 3. t Spokesman Board 2, 3, Editor -I-3 Girl Reserves 2, 3: Sportsman Club lg National llonoi Society -lg Intramurals 2, 3: Student Counei 3, President I. February Cloinnu-neement Speakers: Curtis llymun. February Class Offieersz Donald .Xrulrawx Fabrizi. Phyllis Wrigllt. Charlotte Sz-ibn-tta. .lZit'Qllt'lII10 liexnlaequa. Mit-e llolm. Charlotte St'llN'lltl. Curvy. Guneron Snider liuwwiiee Lueas. Alan llooper. vt ..- ' fm ,, :- vp' 5 W 2 Ag M , 'ww' .fo .F iq, its Q W Q iw -. ,. X I XR t Addessi. N l argaret Patricia'-Y C4 allege Letter Club 3, lg Girl Reserves 2: Newman Club 3, lg Sportsman Club 3, 1. Aho, Robert Edwin Y General Student Count-il lg Intramurals 2, 3, l. Anderson. Margaret Elizabeth General Girl Reserves 2, 3: Newman Club 3, lg Sports- man Club 1: Xlusieal Comedy 3: Student Couneil 3. Anderson, Marjorie General Newman Club 3, lg Girl Reserxes Sportsman Club 3, li. Androniea, Elizabeth' W-General Bookkeeping Club 33 Dante Club l. Aunxer, Lucille Nlae- General 2, 3, ls Monitor 'tg Nlusieal Comedy 33 Sportsman Club 3, -I1 Girl Reserves l: Newman Club 3. Fourleen Avril, Marilyn Bard Y--College tlirl Reserves 2, 3, lg Sportsman Club 3, ,lg College Club 2, 3g German Club -1: Monitor I-g Newman Club 3, el-. Balko, Ronaldftieneral Football 2, 3, lg Track 3g Intramurals 2, 3, tg Sportsman Club lg Swimming 2. Bambauer, Eugene Miehaelftleneral Football 3, -lg Track 3, tl-3 Basketball 23 Intra- murals 2, 3, tg Sportsman Club l. Barnack, Edward A. Y lieneral Basketball 2g Track tg Intramurals 3, l-. Bauman, Alan James ---College Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g College Club 3, fig Spanish Club 3g Sportsman Club 3, flg Track 3, Newman Club -tg Cheerleading 3, lg National Athletic Honor Society -lg Swimming. Baur, Edith Mae Commercial Girl Reserves 2, 3, lg Sportsman Club 3, il. Becknian, CharlesfCollege Beddows, Carla-College Bennett. J- Williainfetleneral Berarducei, Florida Nlarieftleneral Bookkeeping Club 3g Dante Club ell. Bevilacqua, Russell-fCollege Student Council -lr, Presidentg Ili-Y 2, 3, lg Newman Club 3, lg Sportsman Club 3, tg Cheer- leading 2, 3, 'lg National Honor Society -lg Debating Club -lg News il. Blood, ,IosephfCollege Basketball 2, 3, lg National Honor Society 3, lg National Athletic llonor Society 4g lntramurals 2, 3, -lg Sportsman Club 3, 4g Student Council 2, -l-. Blose, Ruth-General Bonistall, Annajean eCommercial Booser, June Marie-Y Commercial ' Monitor 3g Girl Reserves I-g Sportsman Club 3, -lg Student Council rl. Boyer, Jeanne Doris -College Musical Comedy 2, 3g Newman Club 3, l. Braine, Williamefetleneral Bralnpton, George fColleg.re Stamp Club 2, President, Sportsman Club 3, lg National Honor Society 3, -lg Hi-Y 3, ltg Yirgil Club 3g College Club 3, President -lg Spanish Club 3, lg Monitor 3. Fifteen Red Burr and his Sllllillfl Illllld, lIl'I1C0lIlIS nezresz' IHIISIFIII organization, gel in llw groore with Blue Skies during lhf' Spokesnmzz llIIIlIlf0f'IIIflI. Brand0n,Vernu Commercial Brenot, Catherine Anne --College Newman Club I: Student Council I. Brocious, Dora ,l021l1'mCi9Il9l'til Bookkeeping Club 2g Girl Reserves 2, Il, I. ,3 Q Y fl it .ae , J fr i Q jk Q' , S rs lluchck, Irene T. -Commercial -I -- el' . Bookkeeping Club 2g ltlusical Comedy 3: Sportsman Club Il, I: Newman Club I. W Burch, Leonard I.:---General W . Intramurals I-. 5 -1- Burns,Priseilla College lt ll Girl Reserves 2, Il, Ig National llonor Society 3, ,Ig Newman Club 3, lg College Club 3, lg Y t Sportsman Club IS, I-3 Bookkeeping Club 23 I Student Council 2. Byerly, Edith Arlene-ffColIege , , i' Girl lleserx es 23 Candy Sellers 33. . K., ' 43 fkn .vli V Byler, Walter General Football 2, Il, lg 'llrack 3g Sportsman Club 3, lg ' Intramurals 2, S33 Wrestling' I. Callahan, Alice General Q t Cantlon, Nlarjorie Ann fCollege Newman Club Sl, tp Sportsman Club 3, bl: College Club 3, lg Girl Reserves Sl, lg Cicero ,MA Club 3: Monitor I. Cappabianea, Amalia College Intramurals 21 College Club 3, I: Student f H t, Council I. Q - ,l,: , J Carpen ter, Shirleyft leneral At 1 Bookkeeping Club 21 Nlonitor 2. Carroll, Thomas ,l. C0fNIll0I't'l2ll Carnival 2: Sportsman Club Ig Intramurals 2, 3: News 2, 3. M Cauley, Barbara Ann --Connncrcial Sportsman Club 3, lg Council Ig Musical Comedy 2. Chiarizio, Eric --General AW .. I . . -we A sr A , L 2: Siffeen E ! Seventeen Winfry winds make rosy cheeks as students face lhe chilly Orlober blasts during a fire-drill. Claffey, Marjorie ,Iaynef'CommerCial Claffey, Mary Ruthie-Commervial Cocco, Frances--General Cole, James Coleman, Arthur-eGeneral Coleman, Margaret Ann--Commercial Sportsman Club Il, -lg Council 2g Carnival 2 Girl Reserves 2. Colnila, Dante, Comilu, Connell Angeline NIarianefCommercial Club 43 Sportsman Eleanore- General Richardff-ffCollege Club 3. Cook, Basilee Rose ACommercial Council 2, 3, flip Intramurals 2, 1143 Carnival 2 Girl lleserves 2, il-3 Monitor -lg Spanish Club 3 Sportsman Club 3. Cook, ,lane Elizabeth--General Bookkeeping Club 2. Cooney, Robert-College Costea. Thomas -ftleneral Cubi tt, Imogenef- General Cypress, Gloria-eGeneral D,Ag0stino, Rose-General Newman Club 3, 4, Sportsman Club 4, Dante Club 4, Carnival 3. Dalrymple, Delbert W'.AfGeneral Musical Comedy 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sportsman Club 3. Dascanio, Rose Marie--General Davis, Elsie Barton-vCollege College Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, -lg New- man Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, Sportsman Club 3, 4, Musical Comedy 3, Carnival 3, News 3. Dean, Peggy' e- College Monitor At, College Club 3, 4, Spokesman Board 3, National Honor Society 3, -lv, Cirl Reserves 2, 3, 4. DeCecco, JohnaCollege College Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Monitor 4, Newman Club 3, 4, Spokesman Board -I. DeFranc0, Eugene-College V Cross Country 2, Newman Club 4, Dante Club 3, Carnival 2, Student Council 2. DeGraw, Joanne D.ACommercial Cirl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Carnival 3, Bookkeeping Club 2, Musical Comedy 2. DeLuca, Genevieve Margaret,--Commercial Carnival 2, Bookkeeping Club 2. DeLuca, Josephine Elizabeth-Commercial Carnival 2, 3, Bookkeeping Club 2, 3. Devine, James PhillipsaCollege Football 2, Musical Comedy 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Monitor -lt. DiBacco, Mary Elena-Commercial Dante Club 3, 4, Bookkeeping Club 2, Carnival 4, Student Council 3, Sportsman Club -lv. DiEugenio, Clementine-Commercial Carnival 2, Bookkeeping Club 2, Jr. Red Cross 4. DiFusco, Lucile Marie+College College Club 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 3, 4, Sportsman Club 3, 4, Musical Comedy 2, 3, Dante Club 4, Girl Reserves 4, Carnival 3. DiLeva, John Vincent-General Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Sportsman Club 4, National Athletic Honor Society 4. Always lrying lo pul a liille pep into life, the Ili-Y inriled Max Darone and Nlrs. Hollins io lead us in a few songs for their auditorium. E ighleen Dillon, Frances--General National Honor Society 3, President 4-, New- man Club 3, -lg Musical Comedy 2, 3, Girls lntramurals 2, Cheerleading 2, 3, -li, Bookkeep- ing Club 2, Monitor 2, 3, el, Carnival 2, Student Council it. DiPlacido, Donald A.--College Basketball 2, -lt, lntramurals 2, 3, -li, Student Council 3. DiPlacido, Donald F.fCollege Student Council 2, Carnival 2, lntramurals 2, 3, -l, Basketball 2. Divine, Lois RuthfCollege College Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Monitor 4. Dunnigan, ,Ioanne+Commercial Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, lntramurals 2, 3, -l, Student Council 4, Letter Club 2, 3, -1, Monitor 2, 3, -ll, Girl Reserves 2, 3, -li, Musical Comedy 2, 3, Carnival 2. Durbin, Ruth Gwynethfff College Spokesman Board 3, il, Girl Reserves 3, -l, Monitor -ll, Spanish Club 3: Sportsman Club 3, ll. Dwelle, EdwinaCollege Track 3, Carnival 3, Stage Crew 3, lntra- murals 2. Dwelle, Nancy KayffCollege Cheerleading 2, 3, -lr, Girl Reserves 2, 3, li, Newman Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Sportsman Club 3, it, Musical Comedy 2, 3, Monitor 3, -I. Eaton, Larry-College Eckert, Harry Edward-College Debating Club fl, College Club -li, lntramurals -lf, Historical Club 4, Stamp Club 2. Edelman, Jean Estaire --College Girl Reserves 2, 3, -1, College Club 3, it, New- man Club 3, l, Spanish Chib 3, Sportsman Club 3, fl, lntramurals 2, Musical Comedy 2, Monitor 2, 3, fl. Ehret, Charlotte Elliot, Beverly ,Ieanftleneral Girl Reserves 2, 3, 44, Bookkeeping Club 2. Ericson, Norman FrederickfGeneral Carnival 2. Fabian, Donald BlainefCollege Football 2, 3, fl, Basketball 2, 3, ft, Track 2, 3, il: Monitor 3, ft, Sportsman Club 3, -1, Student Council -lt, lntramurals 2, 3, National Athletic llonor Society 2, 3, -1-, Carnival 3. Lunch period offers an opportunity for some QI' oarfresh air fiends io divulge in lhcirfaroriie sport as Richard Connell, Lois Divine, Peggy Dean and many others relax on the steps of Vincent. N ineleen Fabrizio, Robert MariovGeneral Dante Club rig Monitor 3. Faehetti, Blanchee- Commercial Dante Club 4, Bookkeeping 2. Farina, ,Ioya-G eneral Farkas, William Julius' eeCollege Carnival 23 Monitor 3, -lt, Intramurals 2. Fa tiea, Anne- General Ferguson, Jeffery Leefftleneral German Club 2g Girl Reserves 2, 35 Sportsman Club 33 Intramurals 2, 3, lg Letter Club 2, 3, bt, Carnival 2. Fernandes, Marjorie R utheeCommercial Ferritta, Joseph FrankffCollege Historical Club 3, lg Carnival 3, Monitor 3, -lf, Musical Comedy 3, Newman Club 3, QL. Fitzreiter, Jean Alma fffCollege Musical Comedy 23 Girl Reserves 2, 3, lntra- murals 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Sportsman Club 3, ,tg College Club 3, -I-3 Historical Club 3, lg Debate Club 3, lg Candy Sellers 2, 33 Student Council slr. Foerster, Anna Marie -WCommercial German Club 2, 33 Musical Comedy 2, 3, Monitor 3, Intramurals 2. Ford, Kenneth Orton' -ef- General Cross Country 33 Monitor 3. Ford, Virginia Elizabeth Commercial Girl Reserves 3, tl-3 Bookkeeping Club 3. Franklin, Herbert Lewis- -College College Club lg Student, Council 2, flag Carnival 2. Fries, John Peterfd- College Swimming 2, 3, -lg Water Polo 2, 3, 43 l'sl1ers 2, 3, lg Hi-Y 3, 4,3 Sportsman Club 3, el-3 Carnival 3: National Athletic llonor Society 'tg Monitor 4. Frombach, Kayf-General Fuhrman, john RobertfCollege Football 2, 3, M14 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sportsman Club 3, lg Track 3, Intramurals 2, 33 llsliers 3, Alt. Gage, ,IoAnnfCollege College Club 3, ,lg Newman Club 3, lg Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Sportsman Club 3, 4, Student Council 2. Gallagher, J anet-General Twenty 1'll'l'lll.V-lllll' Ganino, Mary Carmella-Commercial Dante Club 4. Gardner, Eileen-College George, Gilda-College Ghisson, Stellakfleneral Goetz, Dorothy Irene'-4Commercial Griewahn, Geraldine MayvCommercial Musical Comedy 23 Student Council 4. Grode, Nlary EtheldCommercial Bookkeeping 33 Girl Reserves 33 Student Council 41. Grumblatt, Cecelia Franeese Commercial Bookkeeping Club 33 Monitor 2, 3, 43 German Club 3. Gustafson, Catherine ElizabethfCollege Newman Club 3, ,lg Spanish Club 33 Monitor -lg Sportsman Club 3: College Club 33 Cicero Club 3. Hagmann, LaVerne Marie-'Commercial Intramurals 23 Monitor 3, 4. Hagmann, Harry WilliamfCollege 1 Football 23 Monitor Al-3 lntramurals 2, 3, 4. Haft, Irene Lavincf-College Girl Reserves 33 Musical Comedy 33 Newman Club 23 Sportsman Club 43 Monitor 3, fl-3 Spanish Club 33 lntramurals 2. Hall, Robert Hamilton Thelmaf A--- College Girl Reserves 2. Hammond, Patriciaeeeflommercial Intramurals 2, 33 Student Council 3, 43 Sports- man Club 3, 4. Hanna, Clarence--College Carnival 33 Monitor Al. Hartley, Donald-P-'-Commercial Newman Club -lg News 33 Carnival 33 Intra- murals 3. Harvey, Patricia+College at gig, mb ma, Huy, Kenneth Wlillianlftieneral Carnival 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 1. Herman, Florence if-General Herrick. Frank Hewitt, Marjorie Ann ffCommercial Musical Comedy 2, Newman Club 23 Carnival 3. Hipp, Joseph Edward College Spokesman Board SS, l-1 News 1,3 National llonor Society Lg Student Council 2, 3, ,lg Carnival 2: Newman Club lg lntramurals 2, 3, lflirac-k 2, Pl. Hlifka. Nlary Annf General .lvllllfy Dwell? dirffrls ll question ul Holler! linger' as lhe Town Hull uudiloriunz ronzex lo a rloxe. T110 SllI1fPt'l under dl'Sl'lISSt0ll, Is ,-ln1Pr1'f'u ,-ll!-Ou! For ll'ar 11'u.s- lhe reason for rnurh ron- lf'UI'f'f'S.V-f0I' many weeks rrfler lhf' program. lloganmiller, Thomas ,Iohnetleneral lli-Y 2, 3, lg lntrarnurals 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Monitor 2. Holmes, Florence llonard, Richard College Hopkins, Robert NlcrrillfCollege lnlramurals 2. Howe, Patricia Ann - College tlirl Reserves 2, 3, lg Sportsman Club 3, lg Cicero Club 35 ltflusical Comedy 3: Newman Club 3, rl, College Club 3, l. Huegel, George Commercial llughson, June Ellen Comrnercial Intramurals 2g ltlonitor 3, lg Girl Reserves 2, Musical Comedy 2. Hull. Ethel Mae --tieneral Hutchison, Merle Edwinw College Basketball 2, Intramurals 2. 3, 4: Wrestling l. TIl'l'Ill.Y-1100 Innocenzi, Helen-Commercial Irwin, Vance Izzi, Virginia lNIaefCollege Girl Reserves 3, 443 .Intramurals 3, 4. Johnson, Helena Florence-Commercial Bookkeeping Club 23 German Club 33 Newman Club 2, 33 Monitor 43 Student Council 43 Girl Reserves fl. Johnson, Robert e-ee General Intramurals 3, el. Johnson, Yvonne ColleenfCommercial Student Council 43 Intramurals 2. First Aid is the inunediule, temporary rare etc. or so learn the senior girls as they study lhe methods of bandaging and caring for accident ricfinis under the s11per1'1'sf'on Qf .Wiss We1'nhe1'1ner. Judd, BarbarawCollege Sportsman Club 3, lg Girl Reserves 33 Musical Comedy 2: Monitor 2, 3, I3 Newman Club 1. Jiuliantc, Jess-fCollege Ili-Y 2, 3, 43 Debating Club 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Newman Club 43 Intramurals 2, 3, -lg Spokesman Board 4. Kakouras, Renee PalriciafCOllege Student Council 2, ll: Newman Club 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, lv: Monitor 43 College Club 3. Kapfcr, Lucille Nlarie - College Spokesman Board 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Newman Club 3, lg Sportsman Club 3, 43 Bookkeeping Club 33 College Club 3g Monitor l. Kaveney, Margaret Ann ftleneral Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Letter Club 43 Intramurals 3, lg Musical Comedy 2, 33 Carnival 2. Keck, James--College King, Herbert ,Iohn fetlommercial Intramurals 2, 3, lg Basketball 2. Kirsch. Virginia Kissell, Lois ,Ieannelteff College Letter Club 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Carnival 33 Monitor 3, 4. Tu'enly-three Klahr, Charles Deana College Swimming 3, 43 Water Polo 3, 43 Football 2, ll, Track 23 Monitor 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 College Club 43 Musical Comedy 33 Carnival 33 National Athletic Honor Society 43 Sportsman Club 3, -tg Intramurals 2, 3. Klapthor, Willard Weber-College Stage Crew 2, 3, Manager 43 Carnival 33 Musical Comedy 2, 3g Newman Club 33 National llonor Society 4. Knaucr, Mary Ellcnftlollege News 3, 43 Newman Club 3, 43 Sportsman Club 3, 43 College Club ll, Monitor 3. Knobloch, Carol Leone-Commercial Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Musical Comedy 2, 3: Newman Club 3, 43 Monitor 33 Bookkeeping Club 2. Koehler, Nlaxine Floraneew'College Girl Reserves 3, 4. Kohn, Dorothy Jean' fGeneral Girl Reserves 2, 3, el-3 lntramurals 2, 43 Musical Comedy 2, 33 Carnival 2. Koscelnik, Margaret f-General Kosehik, Betty Jean' College Girl Reserves 2, 33 College Club 33 Newman Club 3, 43 German Club 3, 43 Sportsman Club 3, 43 Monitor 43 Bookkeeping Club 33 Musical Comedy 2. , Kreidinger, Nlariannef General Kraschneske, Donald Schaefer-Commercial Carnival 33 Musical Comedy 33 Monitor 3. Kunes, George Gerald-e-fCollege Golf 2, 3, 43 Football 23 Basketball 23 Carnival 33 Intramurals 2, 3,'43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 News 43 Ushers 3, -1. Lane, PattifCollege News 43 Newman Club I3 Sportsman Club l. Lalliceia, SusaneCommereial Dante Club 43 Newman Club 2, 3, 4. Larsen, Helen-eGeneral LeSalomie, Jeanne NlariefCollege Spokesman Board 3, Editor 43 Spanish Club ll: College Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, tg Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4-3 Newman Club 3. Levin, George-College Lipsett, Gordon Pulfereftlommercial lli-Y 3, 43 Usher 43 Carnival 3. Loboudger, Glenn NliltonfCollege Tmcllly-yflulr' TIl'0lll.Vjfil'L' Logan, Mary Dora Commercial Bookkeeping Club 2g Intramurals 2g Tran- scription Club 33 Student Council el-. Logan, Robert Paul General l.0n1bard0zzi, Benny -General Lucas, Marioetieneral Lundberg, Elizabeth Commercial Girl Reserves 2, 3, lg Musical Comedy 25 Monitor 4. Lundgren, Marian HildanCommercial Girl Reserves 3, lg llistorical Club Il, el. Melieath, Jeanne Margaret-College College Club Llp Girl Reserves el. Mack, Richardftlollegre Mackey, james - General Maelirell. Ethelf --Commercial MacKrell, Margaret Marice-fComn1ercial MacLean, Marjorie L0isffGeneral Girl Reserves 3, lg Newman Club 3, lg Sports- man Club 3, lg Musical Comedy 23 Monitor lg Student Council 2: College Club 3. Magee, Robert-Y -College Mangiraeina, Christine SarahfCommeroial Girl Reserves 2, 3: M usioal Comedy 23 Newman Club 3. Man narino, Rudolph 'f Commercial Mareoline, Johnef General lli-Y 3g Carnival 35 Intramurals 3, 1-. Markowitz, S tan leym General Marsh, Graham Lewisf College lli-Y 3, lg Student Council 2, 3, lg National Honor Society lg Monitor 33 College Club 33 Newman Club 3g Latin Club 23 Spanish Club 3g Transcription Club 3. Martin, Lois Anne-Commercial Girl Reserves 43 Bookkeeping Club 2. McKane, Marguerite LorraineaCommercial Musical Comedy 3. McLaughlin, Betty-General Messenkopf, Eleanor-College Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Sportsman Club 3, 43 Carnival 33 Musical Comedy 2, 33 College Club 3, 43 Newman Club 33 Intramurals 2, 4. Millard, Gladys Nlary-Commercial Girl Reserves 4. Miller, Janet-General Musical Comedy 2, 33 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Sportsman Club 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 43 Spokes- man Board 4. Miller, ltlarilyn June-College College Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Sportsman Club 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Musical Comedy 2, 3. Milloy, Virginia Ann-College Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Musical Comedy 23 Newman Club 3, 43 College Club 3, 43 Sports- man Club 4. Minnig, Donna MariefCommercial Intramurals 23 Student Council 33 Monitor 3. Minnig, Doris Mae-Commercial Intramurals 23 Girl Reserves 2, 33 Carnival 3. Intramurals 23 Girl Reserves 2, 33 Carnival 3. Morris, BettyfCommercial Mulvihill, Jeanne Marie-College Intramurals 2, 33 Musical Comedy gl Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Newman Club 3, 43 College Club 3, 43 Monitor 3, 43 Sportsman Club 3, Murphy Marilyn-Commercial Girl Reserves 23 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Letter Club 3, 4. Murphy, Patricia+College Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Sportsman Club 3, 43 Newman Club 3, 43 College Club 3, -1-3 Spanish Club 3. Nathal, Gloria June-General Newman Club 3, 43 Historical Club -lt. One of the recent innovations of Strong Vincent was introduction of Commando Training to the boys' Gym classes. Sam Kramer is seen here patting some of the boys through their daily dozen. Twenty-sir Nelson, Myrtle-Commercial Nesi, Virginia NIarionfCommercial Bookkeeping Club 2. Nichols, Sumner HaywCollege Ushers 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Ii, Monitor 3, -1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, National Honor Society fl, National Athletic Honor Society 4, Sportsman Club 3, 44, College Club fl, Musical Comedy 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, tt, News el. Nick, Robert Edwin-College Student Council 2, 4, Monitor -1-1 News 4. Nicosia, ClementinefCommerc'ial Nielsen, MargieAGeneral Sportsman Club 3, 4, Girl lleserves 2, Musical Comedy 3, Carnival 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Bookkeeping Club 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, 4-. 0,Brien, Mary Ann-College Newman Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Sports- man Club 3, 4, College Club 3, 'l-: Monitor 4-. Olson, MildrediGeneral Para, A n n aw -Commercial Palandro, NormaACollege Musical Comedy 2, Dante Club 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Knitting Club Qi, Spokesman Board -1. Pascalc, Peter Frank-General Y Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Carnival 3, Golf 3, 41, Hi-Y 2, 3, -ll. Pelato, SadicvCommercial Persohn, Bettye J .wCommercial Carnival 2, 3, Sportsman Club 3, al, Bookkeep- ing Club 3, Monitor -ig Intramurals 2. Peterson, Harriett Lf-Commercial Carnival 2, 3, Sportsman Club 3, ft, Bookkeep- ing Club 2, 3, Cheerleading 3, Monitor fl, Intramurals 2. Pfister, Betty The war brought many changes to the rurriculzzm daring this past year among which was the adoption of the blueprint reading class under the supervision of Mr. I lamphrey. Tll'6'Illy-S61'CH Boys and girls alike found interest in Wir. Shanofs pre-flzghi aeronaulccs class as we started our new semester wllh a war zum. Phillips, Dorothy Elizabeth-Commercial Student Council 2, -1-g Bookkeeping 33 Sports- man Club fltg Dante Club 3g Monitor 4. Pieretti, Pauline Annnrtleneral Student Council ll. Pilgrim, Marjorie Lillianflleneral Carnival 3, Musical Comedy 3: Newman Club 3, 4. Pizzo, Oliviaw-General Monitor 3. Placidi, Edward ,Iohne-Commercial Musical Comedy 2, 33 Carnival 2. Portz, Mary MarjoriefCollege Student Council fl-g Girl Reserves lg Sportsman Club 3, el. Powell, Betty ,lane--College Student Council 2, 33 Girl Reserves 2, 3, el-g Sportsman Club 3, tltg Newman Club 3, lg College Club 2, 3. Pratt, Grace ElizabelhfCoInInercial Puskus, Marianeflommercial Quinn, WilliameCollege Track 3g Carnival 3: lnlramural 2, Riazzi, Elizabeth Valentine-Commercial lntramurals 2g Newman Club 3g Monitor 2, 3 4 , . Renze, Antonette MaryaCommercial Monitor 23 Bookkeeping Club 23 Dante Club lt. Ribble, ,IeannefCommercial Ricci, Phyllisff-General Rigley, James W'esleyfCollege , 5 hw 5 Tufcrlly-e1'yl1l Twenty-n ine Food for llzoughl. Marilyn Leach and .lcon Wolf seem Io en joy lime spent in the cqfeleria. Hoesch, John Charlesflieneral Football 2, 33 Track 23 Sportsman Club 3, al, Intramurals l, 2, 3. Rosenbaum, W'illiamf College Rouse, Shirley Helen+Commercial Monitor gl Girl Reserves 2, 3, 'lg Council 23 Bookkeeping Club 2, Newman Club -lg Sports- man Club Al-. Sackett, Irvingn'College Sakuta, Jennie---Commercial Salorino, Nlaryw-General Salvatore, Nlae EvelynfCommercial Sportsman Club -'lg Dante Club 2, 3, lg Knitting Club 4, Monitor 4. Sandstrom, Edna Sawdey, Esther ScottfGeneral Girl Reserves 2, 3, 41, College Club 3, 4-5 New- man Club 3, Sportsman Club 3, bl-g Student Council 33 Spanish Club 3. Scalzitti, Alfred Eugeneetleneral Carnival lg Basketball l, 23 lntramurals l, 2, 3, Al. Schahacker, Elizabeth ,IordanfCollege German Club 2, 3, -1, President ft: College Club 3, -1, Musical Comedy 2, 3: Carnival 33 National Honor Society 3, -ll. Scherrer, Charles FrancisfCommercial lntramurals 2, 3, fl, Track Ll, Carnival 3. Schuster, Alieeetieneral Schwartz, June-Commercial Scott, Roberta-General German Club 33 Monitor 3, fl, Musical Comedy 2 Q 1. if tm, .2 ,ie 23,5 1 3 The Cameraman seems to hare caught this class napping. Sementelli, Vincent-General Senger, MaryfrancesMCommercial Monitor 23 Sportsman Club 3. Sharisky, Margaret AnnACommercial Bookkeeping Club 23 Intramurals 4. Shaw, Charles C.-College Debating Club 23 College Club 43 Historical Club 43 Symphonic Transcription Club 3, President 3. Shaw, Shirley Shucker, Dorothy Shroeck, Joseph Gerard-Commercial Debating Club 23 Intramurals 2, 3. Simmons, Elaine Alice-Commercial Monitor 4. Simonian, Vartanoush Rosebud-Commercial Sportsman Club 3, 4g Bookkeeping Club 2, 33 Monitor 43 Intramurals 2, 3. Sly, Robertvfleneral Track 2, 3, 4. Smith, Dorothy Jane-General Sportsman Club 43 Girl Reserves 43 Monitor 3, 43 Intramurals 23 Spanish Club 33 Bookkeep- ing Club 33 Newman Club 2, 3, 4. Smith, Frances Rachel-General Student Council 33 Newman Club 33 Intra- murals 2, 3g Monitor 3, 4. Snell, Kathleen-General Sparks, Bennett- General Stackhouse, John Deemer-College Water Polo 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 National Athletic Honor Society 3, 43 Sportsman Club 3, 43 Carnival 3g Cicero .lub 3. Th irty Stephens, ,Ioan Nl.-'-College Historical Society L, Debate Club -lg Cfirl Reserves 2, 31 Spanish Club 3g Newman Club 23 College Club 3, lg Sportsman Club 3. St. George, Alton Edward'fCollege Sl. John, ,I6Llll 'C0fY'lYYl0I't'iHl Straub, Richardf General Strick, Loisftleneral Stucke, Velma Mae-Commercial Cirl Reserves 3, :lg Newman Club 3, -lg Intra- mural Sports 23 Bookkeeping Club 2, 3: Student CounCil 3. Sufana, FlorencefeCoInrnercial Intramurals 2, 3, bl-g Cirl Reserves 2, 3, el: Musical Comedy 2, 3: Letter Club lg Student Council 2. Sullivan, Edward Joseph -College Hi-Y 2, 3, -l-3 Sportsman Club 3, el: Newman Club 43 Intramurals 2, 3, Carnival 3. Surace, Dolninick Nicklas-ftleneral Basketball I, 2, 3, lg Intramurals 2, 3, -lg Dante Club 4, Sportsman Club 3, lg National Athletic llonor Society el. Tedesco, Ru the -General Bookkeeping Club 33 Dante Club el. Theuerkauf, Frank---College V Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg Newman Club 33 College Club 3, -ll. Tormey, John Edward College Stage Crew 3, Manager Al, Sportsman Club 43 Newman Club 43 Water Polo 43 Spanish Club 2, 3. Treveson, Agnes'wCommereial Turansky, lsadoreftleneral Teitl, Edna 5laefGeneral Cirl Reserves 33 Monitor 3. Blueprinl Reading is u fa.w'ir1al1'ng szzlgjevl as crm be seen, by lhe faces QI' llze siudenls in rlflr. I I umphreyfv class. Th irly-one 5 Twichell, Edward Stratton-College Intramurals 2. Uhlman, Esther NIaeWGeneral National llonor Society 4g Girl Reserves 3, lg Newman Club 3, ft, Cheerleader 2, 3, 1143 Monitor -lg Bookkeeping Club 23 Letter Club 3. Ventresca, Organ t ino Viggiano, Antoinette Betty A'C0IIlIIl0l'l'lHl Bookkeeping Club 2. Vincent, ,Iohnf College Vincent, James Martin fe --College Football l, 2, 3, fltg Basketball 3, -tg lntrarnurals 2, 3, 1-3 Debating Club 23 Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg Sports- man Club 3, 'tg Track 3, Monitor 33 National Athletic' Honor Society 3, el. Vitron, Coletta El6Z1I10l 'CiJIHIIl9I'l'lHl Bookkeeping Club 2, lntramurals 2. Volgel, Carolyn BernicefCollege Spanish Club 33 College Club 3, lg Girl Reserves 2, 3. wagner, Donna Marie -College Girl Reserves 23 Newman Club 3. Walker, xvilliillll Everett -fCollege Student Council lg Swimming Team Manager -lt. Weber, Audrey Ann -f-Commerrial Intramurals l, 2g Bookkeeping Club I, 2. Webster, Shirley Weed, Robert Donald -'College Hi-Y 2, 3, -leg Newman Club 3, I-3 Sportsman Club 3, -fl., Intramurals 2, 3, -tg Monitor 3, Student, Council 2, fltg Carnival 3. Weigel, Robert' Commercial Weller, Elaine Margaret'W-'fCo1nn1erc'ial Girl Reserves 2, 3: Newman Club 3: lntra- murals 2. Wickline, Ruth Evelyn' ffGeneral Sportsman Club 3, tg Musical Comedy 3. Wilson, Louise ,Ieanette'fCommert'ial Girl Reserves 3, fl, Student Council 2, 3, lg Bookkeeping Club 3. Wolf, Jean Nlarie fCommerCial Girl Reserves 2, 3, lg Newman Club 3, tg Sportsman Club 3, -tg Monitor 2, 3. ,tg Cheer- leader 2, 3, tt: Bookkeeping Club 2, 3. Th irly-two -4-A emi -'Pa . if ,Q . ...-v 4 Q 1 Sv . M., we Wolf, Richard rf,i6Il6I'3l Wolford. John Nl.--General Swimming: 2. 3, .lg National Athletic' Yllonor Soc-iety lg Water Polo 3, bl: lli-Y 3, -I-3 Sports- lnan Club 3, ,Ig Carnival 3. Wright, Elizabeth Jane' -e -Commereial Girl lleserves 2, 3, lg Musical Comedy 2- Newman Club 3, -leg Monitor 35 Bookkeepingi Club 2, Wunz, Gcraldftieneral Intramurals 2, 3. Yaeobozzi, Audine Ida-Commercial Bookkeeping Club 2. Yaple, xvillllllll Riley-College National Honor Society 3, tg College Club 3, 1. Zeigenhine. George Edwardw General Football 2, 3, bl-g Track Team Manager 3, ,lg Vlrestling: l: Nlonitor 33 Intramurals 3. Zimmerlnan. Alice Mace-fCon1merCial Nlay. Roy Alberta-General 7'l11'f-ly-llnw June Conuneneenient Speakers: Sumner Nivbols, Robert. Magee. Ann Foerster. Priseilla Burns, .less Jiuliante. Joe Blood. June Class Offif-ers and Advisers: Mrs. Brovkvsuy. .less.liuliunt.e, Priseilla Burns. Margaret Addessi. Joseph Blood. Mr. Srhenvk. Undergraduates Row 1: Agrvsti. lfdithp Arnold. June: Bach. Jamvs: Bacon. Carroll: Baldwin. Arthur: Blost-. Buth: Battoni. Nlainie-: Brehncr. Don: Briggs. Charlvs: Burckart. Jack: Buzby. Betsy: Byrd. Esther: Cahn. Bertha, Row 2: Clamp. Dorothy: Camp. Bolwrt: Como. l4'l'am'1-s: Cox. Pat: Dailey. Pat: DeSant,is. Frank: Dunham. Nail: Dunlap. l't-gm: linnis. Dick: Farina. .loya: l atic'a. Anna: Fvrrara. Louise: Fitting. Nancy. Row 3: Floros. Marjorie: Forlia. Clara: tlothard. Bolwrtl Graha1n,.lean:th'it'slnoh4-r..lat-k:t1ut,hric.Shirley:Guzzo. Mario: llarlwdian. Alice: llolland, Shirlvy: llollnstronl. Barbara: Hutchins. Buthg .lohnson. Boh: Johnson. Bob. Row 4: Kalagian. Seth: Kingsley. Billy .lvanz Kitts. Milt-s: lxlalir. liit,t,ic: Kramer. Margarvt: Major, .luliag Malone. Beatrice: Maruut-i, Franw-s: Mitchvll. Juanita: Morrison. Irt-nv: Moshvr. Natalie: Necci, Anthony: Nm-cw. tlatltffrim-, Row 5: Nelson. Mary: Olixvr. Georgia: Painter. .lanicrvg l'amin. l'llt-anor: l'arrini. lllna: Phelps. Don: Pill-r'. Lois: Bossitcr. Sam: Busscll. tlloria: Svliahackvr. .l9tiIl1St'llI'0t 0k. l ran1-is: Sm-lniltz. Bill: Svlmarz. Edward. Row 6: S4-ivr. .lt'llIlit'1 Screrie. Mary: Shirlvy. Toni: Show. Mvrcdyth: Simon. Shirlc-yi Simonvlli. l rm-d: Spasv. Nick: Spillvr. Mary Aliuv: Stvinfurth. Nancy: Sternlwrg. B1-tty Alivv: Strand. Norrnajvanz Straasvr. .lt-an: Sullixan. Ali:-me. Row T: Sult. Cliarlvs: 'll24lUl'IlllIlii. Rosalie: Tarr. Irwin: Tarr. Bill: Tarkagrlionv. Filonmna: llht. Jim: Vt vlwr. lfstln-r: Wvhr. Virginia: Vtillvrt. Bill: Williams. .lakvz Wilson. Audrvy: WYoll'. Nathan: Zippt-rola. Jeanna. Tl: 1'rIy1 liiur i3CKl.C. BL qua 1 .M -' .A flilfflhv D A A f' .fi X .ld-3 ifiiw ,A f A QA. 7 , 1 ,A,, A I Ziff.. N ., 1 A Row l: Alt-ssi. Cnrnu-nz Allvn. Lois: Anrln-rson. Doris: Andi-rson. .loyvvz Augustinv. rlll'l'SPllI Barr. llngh: lin-lur llita: livrt. Martha: liizmcurmli. Jvan: Block. Putty: lloam. Doris: lloosvr. .lncqu0lin0: lioyvr. Clara, llnw 2: lirmxn Phil: lluclwk. Virginia: Buuklv. Jvnn: Cariclco. Mary: Carlson, llichnrd: Conley. Joseph: fllltlftlllti, Janms: Cllalfzml. Juan Chandloy, Sally: Clallby. llclvn Loc: Codespoti. Kay: Colt-man. Vlillizun: Collins. llurry. Row 3: Crstarzo. lflnirgv CllIYlllllll5.IS. Stanley: Cutri. .lost-phinv: Dart. Wultvr: Daugherty. Nvil: D'Aurora. Olga: Dzuis. Ann: Dmis. llzurimt Dvun. lid: D1-Dad. Dvlla: Dvtlc-orgru. lfxolynz D1-Uk. Jvrryg DiLor0to. Colwvtta. Row 1: Dvl.m'a. Vinvrnt: Dt Nlic-luul Ray: D1-Plaviclo. .lohn: ljl'Sl.t'l'2illU. 'l'h0rPsa: Dil.orn-lo. Louis: Donor. llnrold: Drvxlvr. Anna: Driscoll. Pvygy: Duzurtv Annu: lfnrivk. lA-onard: Fvrrantv. Ylllltilltlfxl l uhrnmn. livrliudrttvz tlallagzlwr. .lohn. Row 5: Gannon. ll illclynm-: thoryv Dorothy: tligliotti. Jean: th-ros. Jack: Gordon. Donna: Grant. Edith: tirvvri. Helvnz Grillin. Dorothy: tlrillilh. Kin Guvrmlon. William: Hammvr. Shirlvyz Ham-oc-k. llzqz llanson. tlvorgzmn. Row 6: llurluntl. Dana: llvnsil. llvnrivttu llervvy. Bill: llexxitt. Boll: llill. Joan: Hinspvtvr. Dorothy: Holtz. Dorothy: Hnlsvr. l rc-tl: .lame's. Annu: Jennings Catlwrint-: Johnson. Bill: Kinnvy. llosv: Klimek. flt'l'lI'lltlP. Row T: Kraus. Jan:-: Lutton. l.a1ura: l.zm'vr0m'1-. Dall-: l ruvll Marilyn: l.vl3lam'. lillg't'Ilt'1 liver. Mary: Lewis. .lanu-s: Lewis. lloln-rt: l,it.zvl. Gerry: Nluas. llirllanlz lVlat-lirc-ll. Mary Mahvr. Jvun: Martin. Patrit-iu. Row 8: Mason. Sum: lVlt'Carthy. John: Mvlflroy. Bob: lxflt'fil'HI'y. Peggy: lVlz'lnl.yrv. llill Mvvllun. John: Mvllo. l'll'tlIlI't'S1 Mt-rkel. Bill: Mvlz. .lan1r's: Millvr. l r1'4l: Miller. Gloria: Moldovan. Mury: Monure-lla Vinvvnt. Th 1'rly1 fi rr Q Row 1: Monogan, .laekg Mussari. Gloria: Nell. Nancy: Nollingor, Jean: Norton. Joyce: Paris. Flora: Parisi. lVlamie-: Pearson, Shirley. Row 2: Pizzo. Hose: Phillips, Dolores: Pratt. Neil: Prescott. Helen: llaudman. Peggy' ? Heed. Williamg Reeder. Olin-rg liestifo, Sara. Row 3: lieuseh. Donna: llies, Richard: lloeseh, Mary Margaret: Sandstrom, Eleanor: Sautter. Nancy: Searpitti. lliehard: Sehaaek. Jessie: Schumacher. l'at,ri4'ia. Row 4: Selig. Karl: Shanor. Mary: Shear. Holm: Sllira, Sally: Sheldon. Vliendellz Shoptaugh. liuth: Shu- garl. Joseph: Smith, Lalhu-. Row 5: Smith. Marquis: Sonoga. Mary Louise: Spaulding, .loyeez Stoll. Doris: Ston-her. llose: Sweet. Paula: Tess. Vliilmaz 'l'1-ulnert. Dorothy. Row 6: Tevan. Ella: Thayer, kay: Tlieuer- kaul'. Jane: Thomas. lietty Jane: Tobin, Jean: Tompkins. llarry: Vagnarelli. Jean: Van Natten, Richard. Row 7: Van Seoter, .I ames: Verno. Marion: Wells. Dean: Wenner, Ann: Whipple, Hazel: White, Iletlyz White. Lillian: VVhitney, Beryl. Row 8: Will. Alvin: Williams, .leang Williams, Ilogvr: lVilliams. liill: Wvolfc, Esther: Woodward. Anne: Wuneh. VVilliam: Wyneken. Anne. Row 9: Yaeohucei. Nlargarel: Yeager. Therese: Zaepfel. Doris: Ziegenhinm-. Lois: Zimmerley, Ellsworth: Zurn. Mae. Row 10: Adams. Ilolmerl.: Agenllo. Mary: Allwrivo. Victoria: Allen. Charles: Alson. llim-hard: Alvarez, Marie: Bailey. lliehard: Bianco, Angeline. Row ll: Bottoni. Ann: Brampton, Victor: Cioneo, Susan: Ciotti. Gilda: Ciotti, Rose- s mar ': Coleman, James: Crossle ', Esther N 3 Davenport. Henry. Th irfi'-S1'.r MW Row l: Davie, Jean: D1-Fazio, Viola , Dishingf-r. Sara: Donato. Sam: Duncombe. Doris: Dunn, Rosalyn: liaton. Phyllis Ehisoh. Carl. Row 2: Ersluy, Jack: Fabrizi Gilda: Fitzmaurice. Nancy: Fratus Edith , , Fronzaglia, Gloria: Fuller. Nloarl: Geddis. Layton. Row 3: Gilson. Robert: Gigenhach Nlalyin: Goa-tz. Ruth: Gray. John: Gricp Audrvy: Grivp. Jack: llall. Kenneth: Hess Flor:-nov: llulwr. Elvanor. Row 4: Hucgcl Cat.lwrino: lzvsuv. J00: lnnovvnzi. Val: Janou- sck. Sonya: Jewell. Marjorie: .liuliantv Joyce: Johnson, Richard: Kessler. Evelyn Row 5: Kingsbury. Katherine: Knobloch Nelda: Kurtz. Harry: Laliari. Audrey Larson. Burton: Nlakola, liuth: Mantoan Lillian: Muflllire. Emmvt. Row 6: Moyers. llolwrt: lVlill4-r. Blarilynn: Morisvo. Gloria Morris. Dorothy: Munn. CHlllt'l'lllk'l Nathal. Dolorvs: Nniner. Nancy: Nimrkson. .lohn Row T: Pallatto. Hobart: Paradise-. Lillian Parry. llivhard: Pascalv. .I4-am-ll:-1 Pfluegar Wilma: Piuano. Thr-rvsv. Pingitorv. Rosa' Penna. lilizalwlh. Row 8: Pistoro, Frances Pitotti. Florence: l-iaiohm-rl.. Cllostor: Hausa Lois: lloot. llarold: Sakuta. Mary: Saxon Audrvy: Sl'll2illlDll'. .lanu-s. Row 9: Schilling Nanvy: Scott. Hobart: Slim-irich. Richard Shreyv. Sally: Snyder. Palrix-ia: Sperdato Carl: Spillvr. Connie-: Ste-l'anc-lli. Arthur Now 10: Taylor. liyolyn: Taylor. Nancy Ostlwrg. Thor: Upton. Phyllis: VanCl0vc lioln-rt: VVoithman. llortrudv: VVenniCk Anna: Wagner. Eleanor. Row ll: Vlicbor Jack: VVhil,v. Esther: Whitt-man. Lucille lVoll'ord. Charlotte: VVrighl. .loannug VVright Nlartha: Young. Dorothy: Young. Margarvt Tl: I-l'l'V-.9f'l'Pll ' -' l ' . - lll' ,A Y ' .W Y L A r 7 lil . ... . :af ,- ': if . , aw i fail ' K K mils L :Kia 4,5 wr a l K ' I . I K LK i :V ' yi. .f f i na 1 n ': 'l it i 1 ,':: 5 R Q . r L e:, s ' D . AA ' , ll. i l .... , ' i' K .... C' .s ' 1 y ' ' 'if- i .:.,, . 5 ':-: if :... l . tlh- My .1 all M . L. . . zvb. Row 1: Avlu-r. l1OlS1.'xi'lil'l'IlHlIl..l0l'1AgZl'f'Sll. Nlary 2 Allt-n. lidwardz Ml1'n.Sally: .'xlN!,'l'flH. Hass: .Nnu-ndola. Virginia Andvrson. ll illiani: .'xIlClL'I'SUll. Carol: Andvrson. Nlary Ann: Amlrvyw. Nlarian: Nnlhony. Frank: Arlmvklv. Jack. Row 2. !Xl lllilg.ZOSl. Nlary'al1r'v: B2ill0b. l4yIlPlll'1 liarnavlx. lflvanorz Barlonv. lfdilhq llarr-o. Nlarion: liatlislon. llvnry: lil-vla. llay- niond: lic-vlunan. Charles: Bcllilvvi. Lillian: lim-njannn. lxlEiI'llyllIlt'l llvyilar-qua. X ila: liir-rig. Gvorgiann: liivrlm-y. llvlly Lon. Row 3: lilavkinond. Susan: liongrionanni. .lo: llothywll. .lohnz lioyd. John: lloyd. Nlildrvd: Boyd. llulh: lioyvr. .lunv liralwmlvr. llohvrl: Brandon. .lalnvsz lirainm-. Donald: Brvnot. Mary Lon: liroyyn. Ann: Broyynyard. Jarnvs. Row 1: lininnan. llohvrl.: llnrffer. Elinor: Cam-clliorw. l'hil: Carlotli. lfzfimmii..-1 Cl'l'2lIlll. .lovg Chaildin. Sli-lla: Cln-1-ks. Nlaryin Y' ' ' 1 is 0 v 1 N w N Y nl Y f4Illt'lTl0. Louis: Lonluy. Marian: Lonnvll. Nancy: f,onnclly'. Sally: Lonnollyy .lanm-: Costa. Mary Ann. Row .1: Lostanzo Marilyn: Crolli. .lo0: Cuzzola. Carnal-lla: Czvrvsinski. Floronuvz Daronv. Pm-ggry: Dayison. Paul: D1-an. Flora: D4-liollo. Lonisv: Dvl ranco. Norman: DvLnca. llc-lun: Doll'orl.o. Gcraldino: Dm-Nardo. Donald: Dvrriukson. Lloyd. Row 6: Dolzvl Doris: D4'll'orI.o. Lorraine: DiFrancisco. N'ln'liavl: Dilfuccia. Marffarvl: Diliorvlo. lilllfiil Donalnu-. Lvo: Donor. lillnvr F' Dr1'yl4'r. Mary llosv: Driscoll. G4'raldin1': Drisvoll. .laln1'S: Dlllll'llllKJQ'l'4'l'. Shirlvy: lfalon. lfyvlyn: l':lS1'lllHll. Mary. Row T: lullloll. lfdilh: lfnglisll. .lo Anno: l'lSlllbilllj1ll. Lois: Ewing. Nanvy: l 1-1-lllvy. Miro: Fvlloyys. llvlm-n: l vrriIli. Clara: lfilz- gm-rald. l'filvn'n: lfrvtililo. Marion: lfryling. l lorvm'v: U1-lrhardt. lllllllllllI'4'y1 lic-rim-ls. Sally: ll1'UI'g1llSUll. lim-lly. Row 8: lnhlln. .lvanz Gillvspiv. lfva J4-an: fllazivr. P1-gg:y': Glvichsncr. llvrnadinvz Gordon. Palrivia: llrinnn. liloria: flrodv. llay lirandv. Hilda: llrossholx. Dorothy: llrnvza. William: Guzzo. Yolanda: llaralwdian. l,2ilIlIIlI'2 llayvs. Sally. 1 Q 'T , , f k .ov 'I A V . ' I -A a alf: .V W N in W r L' - L i .., y ' 'L r. 7 L ly I l K www lk . Q. 'H ii 1 1 -. 'T .- is '::' -, 5 iw. ,ag fi K D , , y 1, 4 gg- W' Q . 5 , -1-l ' i .V Z w Q l '. , 3' . mr - . , , , g, . , - 'QF My A 'L NB? if s .-nr vw- +- Th irllv-riyfhl Q I if MV v4 I V 4 . V . ,, I I I I l 5 '- nv ,.: -1 W I I I 2 'M T' ' A .,A. ,:1:-. QE I4 'I' I..-I T QI 1 NI: ,.:: 1.,:, I In if Q I ZZE I A 'jr-'fi' 6 f' .f ew? gd 1-:- lx ff In Nou l:He-alIu.'I'on11II1-iso. Doris: II1'nry. ALIPIP: Hill. I'Il'I1'll1I'IOIill1?lIl. I'I1I: IIuI1IwII. Joan: IIurI1'y. Iidwardz Hyman. Sam: .lam-olysvn. I':I1'HIlHl'1 .Iam-ohsvn. Ralph: .lags-man. Shirlvyz Jvnkins. Gvrry: Johnson. Ile-rald. Row 2: Ixapsar. Shirle-5: Ixarlv Nrlvm-: I'X2ilIIlI7IIl4'll. Wav: Ixaxs. Nlaa-1 In-lth. Larrx: I'X1'llIl0fIj'. He-Ivn: Ixvrvllm-r. Mary .IHIIPI Ixing. IIHFIIIOIHI IXlNIS.'VIIl'lI1 Ixraus. IIoIu-rl: Iinhn. 1121.-01.1. Laird. I'5vrnar1II Imonv. Marian. Ross II: Imonv. Virginia: IA-tto. IJHIIIIIIIVIQ Iinlnn I'IlxIIis' I iwh f ulIn-l'im-' I 1-il:-r 9'1IIx' NI'u'Ivor 'nvl' 'NI' ' ' Io' 'N 'ah I I 'Ms 'ww I, ' shall I'Z. ..4.. 4, .. . . .Ja .. ackry.. an. I I. ony..o ln. mc o. ol11sc.NIars , . Iam-kg Nlarslvrs. Patrivia: Martin. I ranIa: M1'AmIrew. .Ioan. Row 4: Mvflann. .Ie-anno: NIl'fIEil'IIlj'. lat: Mc-f.arII1y William: Mc-Donald. CllarIus: IVIclIinIm-y. .Is-an: MoGror0y. Mary .lanog Shirlvy, I ran1'4's: SIIIIIIII. IIoIwrl: Srnulyan. Doris Spraggron. Nanny: IVI1-IIo. Arthur: IxI1'SSl'I'SlllIIIl. Lois: 'VIi1IcIIvl,on. Mary: IVIiII1'r. Mary Margarvlg Mills. Fern: Minadvo Louis: Mobilia. Harp. Now 5: INIorIir'a. .Iann-sz Moran. Donald: Morgan. Iionalflz NIlxc'L-iarorw. Anthony: Natalv. Mary Nvlson. Nlarjorivz Nm-Ison. Phyllis: Yivoira. Nlargzarvtz Nolan. ICII1-4-n: Noxotony. Ir1-nv: Ocamlr. In-Ianrlz U'IIara. Donald Hsin-r'g:aar'cI. CIn'is. lion 6: Pam. Iiclwarrlz Paislvy. 'Nlaxinvz Palvrmo. Harp: I'aIIotta. lie-orgv: Paris. Gloria: Parks J ' D 'i Iim' I'I1iIIi rw Iouiv I'ilroII' KIIIHVIPS' Po1'In'v IS:-l'm-rlivcv' Iorath Carohnv' Im! .Inm- Iavk: Pm-Ialo. .IIJSPDIIIIIUI I'e-plvnsk .. . 1.. , .. . . .. 1. . . . . . Ron T: Poxwr. P1-ggyz I'rvsogna. Maru-Ilinaz Prostviman. Iiosarnondz Iiayvnond. Aliw-1 Iiaymond. Louisv: Iicnsf-I. fflairv Iic-stifo. Philip: Ilvsiixo. I,iillIIIl1'I IIIIIIll'Il2iI'I. Mary Irv: Iiiazzi. Ilonriettag Iioavh. Dorothy: IIoIrIr. Dorothy: Ih-1-d..I1-an R1 8- IIuIini fI1'Ul 'K'1 Sala. Pvtm-r: Sr-Ilri4-I'vr. IIIII: Svhroyvr. Andrvy: Scldvn. Iioyntonz IIoIrison. Gm-org.:4-1 SIlIlNIIl'lIl'I'Iil'l' NS . . I P, Iulc-anor: Slnrply. Marx All 7'llfl'f.V-llillf' VU. Row 1: Stammcgna. Josephine: Steiner Kenneth: Steinmetz. Janet: Stephens Virginia: Stoeber, Betty: Strick, Robert Stucke. David: Seib. Harold. Row 2: Sult Richard: Super. Regina: Sutton. Becky Swanson. Audrey: Sweet. Margaret.: Talarieo Frank: Thacker, Joann: Thayer. Rita Row 3: Thomas. LaRue: Thomas. Phyllis Tupek, Helen: Twiehell. Jane: Vagnarelli Bene: Veenschoten, David: Vendctti, Mari- anne: VonValkenburg, Helen. Row 4 Wagner. Norma: Warren. Nancy: Williams Jean: VVolf, Theodore: Wollman. Robert Yaeobozzi, Elmer: Yankosky, Alex: Yarussi Evelyn. Row 5: Young, Kay: Young Richard. Row 7: Aiehner. Audrey: Adams Dona: Ahlund, Elaine: Albertson. Ken Allen. Gertrude: Anderson. Virginia: Aprioni Lawrence: Argelander, Martha. Row 8 Babbitt, Patricia: Baedo. Vincent: Baer. Betty: Baird. Howard: Baker. Edward Canfilolf. Katherine: Bassi. Julia: Beck Ellsworth. Row 9: Brebner. James: Broci- ous. Maurice: Brown. Robert: Burg. Don Catalda. Pat: Cerami. Joe: Cervero Catherine: Chiarizio. James. Row 10 Clemens. Helen: Colley. Jean: Costa. Helen Craton. Barbara: Cross. Audrey: Dahlberg. Dick: Davies. Dorothy: DiMarco. Ernestine Row 11: DiNunzio. Yvonne: Donato. Beatrice: Dellino. Robert: Dunham, Paul Ellis. Bob: English. Willis: Ershler. Nancy Faehetti. Esther. Row 12: Fazio, Mildred Ferrante, Mary: Felice, Joseph: Fish. Phyllis Flinn. Nancy: Ferritta, Frank: Franz. Allen Georgitson. Patty. nil A lfurly i A l v . 1,4 1 . .s l Nj' JE . . 5 Q VL - W . -Ir ' - i . ' 1 , . I . 2 . -M . 'HQ 1 1 x f V' V ' VV . V1 ,V ' J, V! -. ah lv .V ', A 5- J? M . ' f 2.1. fi ', . I5 ..-' .- H ' ' V ,... Q.. Y LL., 1' Row l: fiillt-spin. Shirlvy: lllaziur. Hoy' 3 , 7 VV tlrauf, Pat,t,y'3 Graham. Nancy: Gi'amvy'. Jamvs - V X V ' -'P2 Y - lhiuslialuwr. llitwhard: Urillith. Nlvrlug llamilton A A Q V 1? V A ' 7l Norma. Row 2: llarris. k4?Illlt'l.ll2 llarvvy' V E :V J 2 .sv Vf V V V V , M Patricia: Hay. .lanvtz llcaly. Mary'l.ou: Holland ' td L' .lvanz Holtz. Patricia: Horn. Holm-rt: Hoffinan 5 : 3- ' I 55-1 V' V 5 f V if tit-rtrmlv. Row 3: J4'nL'o. Ann: Jortlano. Mary' A - x Y , 1 nf ' ' 2 . Jonvs. Thomas: Italia. lilxvra: lxarl. Ruth ' A A V 1 Kohn. Carol: lxnapp. Viola: lm-. Sally. Row ft ,QV Y f V, , ' ' 4' lmhr. Jost,-ph: Lupo. Margare-tg Loomis. Norma 5 A MV ' l.utl,on. Btll'lliI'I'1 I,y't,le. .lanim-: l.y'nch. Doris I . . Z ' ' f' I I v1 . ' 'ay'dvn. lfflnartlz N1Cf,lI'2'llll. llolwrt. Row 5 ' ' 3 in L ' Q, ' f for - ' K , anncrc-lli. Anita: Nlarino. 'llll4'I't'SZlZ Hatha K A ' ' V ,g axyn: Nlahonc-y. Paul: Nlusvaro. llicllartl 4 L .A 5' . X it 1 l l'v0l'fVV'0lll' 1-nsing. l ram-vs: xll'SSt'IlfIl'l'. llonalrl: Carluwi Mix-kalcna. Ross 6: Nloquin. Ilosv Marit- ixlUIll,fl'Ull1t'I'j. Yn-rv: Nlurphy. .loylynz Murray liilvvri Qlvll1ll'Hllt'y. Iiivhard: 0'tIonnor. Margzarvt 0'Connor. litlyyarcl. Row T: Onslow. Rita Paints-r. Douglas: Parisi. Viola: Pcplinski rrothy: Paulo. tim-vlia: Pizzo. Vllllt7lllHSI Quinn .lam-lc: Rana. Ilii-hard. Row 8: llim-harrison Iloclnvy: llagrazxi. lfstlwr: Hoge-rs. Norma Iiosanski. lin-lyn: lit-vsv. Doris: Scllapvr. P1111- St-hauble. Dorothy 1 Schloss. fltilllt'l'lllt'. Row 9 Sulnnirlt. flt'l'll'IItlt'1 Schan. lioln-rt: Scliurwi' Ilutli Mariv: Slit-1-Ilan. William: Sllrt-W. Nancy Smith. Charlottv: Sniclv. Arle-nv: S4-hivk. Marx in Row 10: rllhoinas. Yanvy: 'l'uri. Yiola: Yivtvll Nlartha: Wallvr. lilizalwthz W4-ilnlvn. Hilda We-Ish. Nlary I.:-onaz Williams. Nlary .lanv X lttUllll0l'l. Gilda. Row ll: Noting. Dolorvs Zimmvrman. Lois. ua 5 I , :V E I: , K 1,1 Hi i.. A , . I I . A . :A I L .IV V VV .. :1,. i H . Q - . 1 L , V' ' 3 'if 1: 1 'Z ,ff ' 1' ' T' l H:-:v'?f ' in f J' 1, it? D if H - 1 6 ni ' A M I r il A I 5' We J it i g grv f J J . ,AAA :A'.,,A .Q 2-, A',: 1: . H :E .,. .,,. . V w ,,,. I ,,V ,. . if .f Q . .:,: .T , '1- : if 5' - ' W Q ' f ' : . - ' ,f 9 ' I I v k, I l ' l ' q 7 Y . ,'::, . J . A . i i ? f A, .Q L:-- 1 - . in ,j h , rib? Vglk up 3 . , ,,,,fl:,,:: I ,:: 53.155 My 5 ,dw W . . J 7 1 Sic' .1 ' , I A, 5. i t' . . , . ..k: 7. E, .Z ' i V . I ' . .,' , vw L , K Q E . .. fl . Q Q.. . . Xwkh 'Jin y, 2 f a a J . '- ,Q W '2'1 i J 1',' . 5-1- ,. f ' - 'f .,a,,: i rl ,af Q D Y' I 'lg' ,fa V . 4 J' , at i J . r r My - 0 r too al ' 1 Q . Mt J ', J ,. A. . 1 ., Q g .- -. g .. 1 2 wa 5' . A '39 I' ,' my ,Q ' .X V :J fi it ' i Y i l Q ii J il E A : R 1: f .,-- IE :I AJ. I I H V5 fu' 4- ii , K X-'I -K L W 7- I V Y A W r K 4 M r , ' J J l . gzz JD: l 'J if H 'A - I K IVV All -Lb A A Row l: Arlmvklv. Donald: lit-axan. Jac-k: livrm-r. Paul: lilundin. Nlarion: llonistall. Jani-t: llomnzm. Justinv: ltriggrs. ltolwrt: llrounlit-lcl. Dianv: lip-rly. lidu ard: ffastlt I rnald: Daly. Donald: Dodsxxorth. William: lfisc-rt. Catlwrinvz limrs-llm-itm-i'. Carl: Ft-lilman. Allt't'1fit'I'US.xYllll2iIll2 llalt-. l aulv, Row 2: llanna. lqonvl: llaught. Vllll0lll2lN2 llvldl. liarhara. llc-rzig. ltoluvrt: llousm-. Clyde-: lx:-nm-ily. Louisa-: Km-rn. G1-orgvz Kiglitliingvr. llolu-rt: Nix-Donald. Mary: Nlillm-r. th-orgc: 'Nlillz-r. John: 'Vlosnt-r. ltic-hard: Murphy. Katln-rinm-: 0'Day. Nlary: Nunvs. Paul: 0'Connor. John. liow 3: Parks. Joan: Pass:-rot.i. William: Pistory. Audrvy: Portz. llolwrta: l'roln-rt.. Janc: Roach. l'at.ri1-ia: Sands. Audrvy: Svlu-rrvr. Gvraldinvt Sm-lii1'nu'r. llarry: S1'lunit.z4-r. Dolorm-sz S1-ihvl. Cynthia: Sontlu-iinur. Patricia: St.rm'lu-r. John: 'l'ril'owsti, Sam: 'l'homas. l.m'noro: VanAtt.cn. l'atric'ia: Wilson. Jolflla. Row ft: Yahn. W'altur: Zurn. Tom: Allan. Nool: Bourno. K2lLlll0t'll1 lilank. ltoln-rt: lirinig. ltichard: Dvmijolm. Arlbna: DlDIliilllll'. Donald: Hvnshaw. Marshall: l int,on. Janvtz Gvhhardt. Gordon: lililvy. Gayle: Graco. llunry: l.aJolm. Ronald: l.asl1m'r. William: McCarthy. Nlatllu-vi: Nlilloy. David. Row 5: Morrison. lidna: Nyhvrg. Richard: Ur:-ull. William: Shannon. .loan: Smart.. Ford: Uht. Ut-rard: Watt-rman. Donald: Watt. Mary: Wright. William: Dilt'llllliiIl. Stanlm-5: Zimmvrman. Ann: Zvrlindvn. Joan: Andm-rson. ltivhard: Arndt. Us-rald: N oungquist. W ZijIlt'1 lianko. .lohn: Camplwll. Naury. Row 6: flUlI'llliitl. Richard: Daxis. Annv: D1-an. Eleanor: Divlwy. Dura-Ita: liaton. lilizalwtli: tivlrhardt. Lois: llagmann. Raymond: llallr-r. llosc: Hammond. Donald: Hart. Wiilliam: lloldsnorlh. Sylxiaz lxr-nm-dy. lrvnf-1 Korn. Nlary: Nlartz. Jams-si l.u-onard. lit-tty l.ou: Lutz. l'atrit'ia: Klan-Faydvn. Sally. Row T: WlHllUlll'j. .Ir-amw: Nm-si. l.illian: 0'Canih. Douglas: Ostrowsky. lfdwardz Om-n. l rt-tlvrivkz Passorotti. Dania-I: l'4-rsohn. fit't'2tllllllt'I Sauvrs. G1-rald: S1-hwalv. Edward: Slwpard. .loan: Smith. Franc-vs: Sw-iggm-i't. Cllarls-s:Stex'o11s. ltichard: Wagnvr. Mary l.ou: Way. Dorothy: Calhoun. Dorothy: Crail. lim-orgv. Row 8: Dronuy, ltay: Dundon. Nancy: Dwi-llv. Daxid. lfahs. ltvtty: Franklin. Mark: Goodrich. Jamvsz Hvnry. Itohs-rt: llt-rsohelman. Bm-tty: llojnavki. .lohn: Hull'..lam1-s: Knapp. Dorothy: Aquillino. lilwra: Mm-rric-lx. Nancy: Podurgim-l. 'l'In-rr-sa: Royrult-i's. Gaylord: Sanper. .lolm: Sinoski. Frank. Itow 9: Spraguv. VVanda: Sprakm-. Charlus: Stodim-. ltoy: Struss. lidward: Arndt. ltoln-rt.: Calhoun, Harold: Arndl.. Jamus: liiguood. llazcl: Colt-man. Anna: Cliristmismi. liif-hard: Cullum-rtson. Jamvs: flurtiss. lloward: Dryfoos. Daxid: liaton. l'lt'llX1lil'HCt'.XVllllt-tllllfifttlltllll. W allvr: Gvros. tim-orgv: Ilamilton. Gvoruv. Rom 10: llanun. Wilfrvd: llanahan. lidward: llanlcs. Charles: llvrric-k. lim-tty: llughson. Nancy: llughson. Willis: l.vBaron. lit'Ul'QIl'l lA?t'lIllllllS. .lolu1: l.ut4-ran. Jost-ph. xlt'l'ltltlll1'Il. Mary: Nlorsv. Joan: Nvlson. Edward: l'ix'kard. llolwrt: Slltit'lAPl'. llulwrt: Schmitt. llvgis: Stvinnwtz. llolwrt. Forly-Iwo Student Government Strong Vincent is justly proud of its Student Council. Each semester, home- room representatives and the faculty advisers, who work together to direct and finance school activities during the year, are elected. Meetings are held once a week, usually on Monday after school. Besides financing elaborate school athletic program and extra curricular activities, Council grants school letters of merit to the students of distinction in athletics and scholarship, renders financial aid to dependent organizations, and sponsors dances and activities, which form a large part of school life. Therefore, most ol' the important problems of the school are submitted to the Student Council. l F orly-lhrce STUDENT COUNCIL-Row 1: Mr. Armagost. Miss Thomas. Wright, Bevilacqua, White. Marsh. Holm. Hipp. Miss Black. Miss Mercer. Row 2: Runes. Dahlstrand. Aho. Cook. Bexilacqua. Jinliantc. Portz. VVee1l. Cappa- bianca. lionistall. Row 3: Spalding. Dunlap. llocsch. Fuhrman, VanScoter. Scarpitti. Hancock. Dilwichacl. VValker. Bert. Row 4: Vllhitc. Allen. llcocl. Anderson. Sutton. VVright. Jiuliantc. Larsen. Arndl. Toth. FIRST SENIESTER OFFICERS-Seated: Joseph Hinp. Alice llolrn. Phyllis Wriglit. Russell licvilacqua. Betty W'hite. Graham Marsh. Standing: Miss Thomas. Miss lWercci'. Miss Black, lVlr. Armagost. SECOND SlCNllCS'l'lCR OFFICERS-Seated: Basilee Cook. Vlvilliain Wlalker. llusscll Bcvilacqua. Martha Wright. Nancy Schilling. Standing: Mr. Armagost. Miss lVl1'rccr. Miss Black. Miss Thomas. 'hllltbllfj thc xarious noxcl t'Illt'I'lillIllllt'lllS prcscntcd during thc ycar. thc x isit ol' tht- glass lxloxscrs lo our aurliloriuni was onc ol' thc ln-st . . . Nlr. Stanlcp Oslrornc ccrtainly capture-tl thc imagination ol' his autlicncc as hc cnlcrtainccl us with his illustratccl lccturc . . . YN ho knows what thc l'uturc of our rclations with liatin .'xlllt'I'lt'i1 conntrics may ln-E' This was thc point lrrougrht out by one ol' our lccturcrs :luring thc ycar, . . Thc 'Nlanhallan singcrs lplcasing to thc cya- anrl carl xxcrc a XYt'lt'Ullll'tl portion ol' this ycar's scrics ol' Stutlcnt Council Hlltlll0I'llllllS, W1-'tl likc niorc ol' this typc ol' cnlcrtainnicnt . . . .lcan tlrahani waxcs thc Grand Old l lag: as lhc Stamp Drivc Auditorium rcachcs its climax. Altlltlllffll school days luring lllt'lllUI'l0S ol' hooks and llOIllCWOI'li, to tliosc ol' us at Vinccnt thcy also rccall many plcasant hours spcnt in the aufliloriuni. Sluclcnt Council cnclcavors throughout thc ycar to hrinff us thc lincst in cclucational 2' cntcrtannncnt. lhcsc programs arc inaclc possihlc only by thc cxccllcnl co- operation ol' students and l'aculty in making Council activities a succcss. sincc tllcsc activitics provide' thc l'uncls usccl. Wc arc all proud ol' thc array ol' lalcnt which was prcscntccl this ycar. l 1lFl'VjfUlIl' No school would hc' c'oiupl0l.0 with- out ti lJilI'l.lt'lllt1I' t'll2lI'ElCl0I'lSl,lt' dvur to thv hvurt ol' 1-very student. To sonu' it may hv the rouiomhrzuuro ol' t'ort,ain tmicllersg perhaps tho rcvollovtioii ol' 2111 auditorium program: it may ht' the thought ol' an good friend. or ovou the roinomhrzuicfe ol' il spoviul 0I'gZlIlIZ21llOIl. Those I't'pI't'SOIll thi- clearvst iuemorivs ol' all :uid so. tliat our rec'ollot'tious muy ull he pleasant, wo now work and play to the fullest extent ol' our zihilitivs. lit-:nity rt-igns suprt-inc or words to that tfllvct.. is in 1-xvryoru-'s mind us thvy witiivss this attrut'tiu- trio in our halls. Nmivy StPiril'urt.h. Nancy Fitting and Kittie' Klahr . . . llow vould we fail to win thi- S1-rap Drixf- zillvr tho stirring program pm-sm-ritvfl hy our vommittm-viiit-rr . , . Nlargziv Pilgrim iuakt-s fi vliarniing pivturc as shi- trips tht- light lantustn- in thc- Spokvsuian Board Auditorium . . . Spvvtutors hold thvir hrvath as Sumnvr Nivhols att:-mpts to lilot-k za shot during: our haske-tlmll giilllt' with lfast High , . . Nhat program or pop rally would he voinpln-tm' without .-Klan liuuinun and lioli Cooney singing: De-1' Fi-urln-r's l at'1-IV' . . . tic-ttin' in thc' grooxv and loxing it ure- Boh XX 1-vd :md NIarg:zii't-t lxuvt-iivy. l orl4v Jive Ex vryono sr-vrnod to 1-njoy thi' 'l'hanksgzix'ing Danvv sponsorvcl by Council. ll was vi-rlainly a big slwrvss . . . Thx- Brass Choir cvlv- bratvrl a slwcvvssflll yrar by acquiring an attractive group ol' lllHjUI'4'l,l,f'S for our linal football giillllf at the stadium . . . 'l'lw music ol' llc-rbiv Johnson proxidrd tha- final louvh for thx' jitterbugs al thr Tllanksgixing Dance- . . . No otllvr band can ollrr coin- pr-tilion l'or the Clliil'llllllQ.l' young ladies who load thu Strong Vinc-cnt. Band down tho livld during football ganu-s . . . No stonf- xx as lvl! llIlllll'll0ll in tht' fight lo bring in vnough sf-rap to load ilu- high schools ol' thv 1-ily in this flrix 1-. ICNQII some ol' our favorili- old aulomobilvs wc-ro sam'rilirr'd. Thr SLllllf3Ill- body non walks to school. Flll'f.V-Sli! SI'0liICSNI.-KN BOARIJ-'Row 1: Nlr. XX allacc. Durhin. Argcny. Hipp. NyI'igIlll. l,cSalomic. Schauhlc. Harthcl. licxin. Miss Pearce. Row 2: Bramp- lon. llrclmcr. llcflccco. Swcci. Pal- andro. lnnocenzi. liapll-r. Miller. lhllll1'l'.Zlll'Il.Sll1'll'lC'll. Row 3: Daniels. Klahr. Schalmackcr. Sleinfurth. Gra- ham. lVloshcr. knohloch. Vagnarclli. liandi. Daxis. Daxis. NEWS STAFF fliow l: licxilacqua. lX'lurphy. Stein- mclz. Lane. llonislall. llonistall. Dris- coll. Row 2: llipp. liing. Daxis. Nlulxihill. lxnaucr. Woung. l.exin. The Sl'0KESNIAN BOARD lakes time oll' from the duties ol' mounting to laugh at some moron jokes. llcre we lind Yic lifflllllllllll. llulhic llurhin. .lcannic l,eSalomic. Nlary fflalll-5. Phyllis YY right. 'Nliss l'czn'cc. and Nlarjoric Clalll-5. llrohahly one ol' the most difficult student activities at Strong Vincent is the publishing ol' the Spokesman. Since it is a record ol' our school life, the hook is edited, managed, and composed almost entirely hy students under the capalmle supervision ol' Nliss Pearce and Nlr. Vllallacc. Events which occur during the school year l'orm the hasis of the year- book, with the record of the seniors and undergraduate classes as well. l orl-v-seven The News Stall' ollers the school a monthly report on activities and projects interesting to all. The mcmhers of this organization devote one period each day to the publishing ol' the newspaper, and under thc helpful direction ol' Nliss Black and Nlrs. Luhin produce a paper of which we can he truly proud. BRASS CHOIR-Row 1: Hill, Duneomlnr, Ferris, Haft, Hoshaugh. Smith. Reuse. Kraus. Costanzo. House. Stuclae. Row 2: Mackey. Stoelier. Gillespie. Fehlman. Minnig. Zurn. Upton. Guthrie. Dean, Costanzo. Row 3: Fernandes. Leach. Griewahn. liaton. Dishinger. Koschik. Griep.,Cook. Row 4: Crotty. Gordon. Biancardi. Phillips. Shanor. BAND--Row l: Sufana. Sternherg. Bacon. Steinfurth. Kohn, Kaveney, Klahr. Thcuerkauf. Davie. Graham. Camp. Row 2: Ustergaard. Olson, Lucas. Messenger, Schultz. lVlodiea. Weber. Row 3: Beeder. Sull. Cummings. Ersley. Parry. Cheeks. Row 44: Beynders, Baker, Schloss. Dean. Row 5: Quinn. llouse. Reed. Seih. Klahr, Barr. 0liCIIESTRAf Row 1: Dunlap. Placidi. Shepard. Brehner. Huber. Shindlcdeeker. .liuli- ante. Row 2: Harabedian. Brownfield. Kohn. Camp. Bert. Shirley, Leach. llaft. lloltz. lVlaurer. Aichner, Murphy. Row 3: Johnson, Matha. Mr. Brown, Costanzo. Griep. Seih. Dean. Crotty. Ocamlx. Gordon. Jageman. W Strike Ilp The Band We ol' Strong Vincent take pride in our musical organizations, the Band, the Brass Choir, and the Orchestra, which have flourished under the capable direc- tion of Mr. Brown. The boys ol' the Band and the girls of the Brass Choir work hard not only in class period hut also after school in preparation for the part they play during the football seasong that ol' l'urnishin,q color and pep at the games. The Orchestra. though not so much in the spotlight as the Band and the Brass Choir, besides doing a line job from the musical stand-point, has sponsored several social activities, the most prominent ol' which is prohahly the Victory Hop. All ol' these organi- zations are welcomed by the students as entertainers in the programs given in our auditorium. l orl.vfe ighl NIIXICID Cllfllli f lion l: lioosvr. And:-rson. Wuhr. Wvlwr. Stun-kv. Wllitv, Johnson. lford. xvllllilillhlll. Row 2: Nlvlln-r. lAlfiI'2lIlg1'. Wugimr. Spvru- lnlzi. Nixon. Mr. lil4'ill'l-llll'Q'L'lOl'. Wall- nmn. llllgfllll. Norton. Flatt. Nicosia. A C.-kI'l'l'ILLA--lhm' 1: Logan. Uhl- nmn. .l. Svhabackm-i'. Oliver. Nvlson. Dixinv. Gordon. lVl?ll'lA5ilIl. Anderson. li. Sclmlraoker. Jorgoson. Gage. Row 2: lVlr. llicarl. Dwi-ll:-. Boyer. Milli-r. lVl4-ssonkopf, Andvrson. Warren. Saul- tvr. Arinugost. .ludd. Block. Daxis. Dnxis, Row 3: l,ursvii. llunson. Lund- grvn. Nixon. lliill. Spvdudo. Svln-rrvr. Dnlrymplv. Svhnululm-. llvzm. Zan-pl?-l. Row -I-: Johnson. llillvrl. Bauman. Scm'p1'll.i. Nichols. Nick, lxrasclnim-slu-. Nlnggc-1-. Cole-man V1-4-iisvliotell. Lip- svll. D4-rrivkson. GIRLS CHORUS lion l: llnmilton. Nlnclxor. Collvy. l.vile-r. 'l'hzu'kc-r. liluxivr. SUI!llN'llll4'l'. lizwiz Allvn. Spillvr. lloyd. Grant. Row 2: BUXKIIIHII. VanAllvn. Lutton. lfisli. Andvrson. Pizzo. Mm'Donuld. Lul.l.on. Copf-n, Pistono. Ifntri, Fvrgzuson. Addvssi. Row 3: liisvrt. Shiplvy. Simon. lilundin. Mzirste-rs. Painin. Pilgrim. Shiro. Porlz. Middleton. Liv- huu. Wynvkvn. llolminson. Ahlund. llf Thee I Sing ln SPVOIILY-SlX the sky was red. Holi Sl'll6I'I'6l'-S lmritoncl voice sang Llw pruisvs ol' our glorious vountry. This l5ullz1d for Alll0I'll'E1I1Su and many rvlig- ious and sf-ini-rlaissical songs made our A CillJlJPll2'1 Choir the host. in the rily and one ol' thc- host, in thc' sluts-. lluclm-r' thu ,LIllll'l21Ilf'0 ol' Lhe new director J. lCIlW2lI'fl Rirznrl.. ilu- Choir has huilt up an rvputulion ol' linv and wvll hleinrlvrl singing. l orly-n Inv V1 N' X1 ' lhv Cnrls Chorus. undvr lhv clirvv- Lion ol' Nliss Gulinsliy. has dom' much lo lil.lI'lllt'l' vlIlCOIll,.S high standing in musivul zu'l.ivil,ies. liy Lhvir i'Ulll'f'l'l.S lhvy lluw provvd that their hard worlx has iw-w:11'clvcl thvln xwll. And for those who -just enjoy singing Llmrv is thv Nlixvd Chorus lhul uwvls sixth pvriod to study :uid enjoy good musif' undvr Nlr. Hic'zu'l's dirvvtion. l,t'l'll2lllS mu- ul' llu' nursl xxirlvly kllilllll ul' Yllll'l'llllS organimlions is llu- Uvlmalv Clulm. luumn lllI'UIlQll0lll ilu- vilp llrr ils liiu' SllUX5lIl,E during ilu- pus! 51-ar. Und:-r llu' ululv tllI'1'l'llUll ol' Nlr. Pratt. ilu-sv six yruuig num and NNUIIIPII luixv clvxvloprcl lluiir allililirs for pulllii' spoaking.: unlil tluiy rum uufzisurs- up lo sunu' uli ilu' liru-sl dm-lmlvrs in llu- x irinity . . . 'l'lu' Spui'l,sumn lflulm. H rmrlpuiwiliwly iu-xx m'gzuiizai- lion. has also lu-vu mu- ul' llu- nuisl uvlixm- in vlIlK'4'lll lliis ye-ur. By spunsuring clzuu-vs mul pznrlirs lluq limi- lwvn ulrlv lu ruisr uunuq for selxwul xxurlliy pi'nj4-rls. Xl 1- arm' prulul ul' llu' zuwmllplisll- nuinls ul' tlu- Sportsman Cluln . . . Xliss Yuiixlullu. ns ad- xisrr ilu' tlui .luninr liirl llvs1'l'x4ks. kvpl lu'r xvry 1'Ilf'l'- gvlix' jUllIlQ.flil1lll'S lmusy. 'l'lu'ir lllillly llIllll'l'l1llXllljJfS in-rv 4-1-Illwvcl nruuiul llu' war :lim ol' Illilklllfl rurrls mul lumxvs Ihr llu' lluspilailizwl sulilu-rs. VM' sailulv gnu. girls . . . xxllill group ul' lungs has :is nuu-In fun us llu' Ili-N E' ,M'l4'r llu' 1'llllHll'l'ilSSllIQ iru'irlvnls lSlIl'll us l.u5lun lie-clilis' lu-ing: ll1ll4'1l by 'l'1mm lluguu- millvr mul llllNSlll'Xllil1'qll2l' urn' mi-r ilu' mark ul' sponsor- ingrlzuu-1-szuul partie-s lu-gills. liul lu llll'Sl' luxys il's jusl za lol ul' fun . . . 'l'lu' Girl lim-sq-ru-s is llu- mu- urgzuiizzi- Lion XNllll'llS4'l'lllSlU2lpIN'1ll In all ul' Ilu' ynung luclim-s :ll YlIllTl'Ill. Willl Miss 'l'lunnus and Miss M1'rr'4'r lin' :ulx isvrs. ilu- girls ul' lliis fwgauiizziiimi llaxv many iiilm-wsling: nwvl- ings tlirmiglumul ilu- 51-Hr mul tlui 'l'ri-lli rlzuu-vs. uhirll arc' vwnts ul' 4-wry full and spring. prow to lu- mu- ol' Ilu' lriggvsl lIllKl1'l'lillilIlg'S ul' ilu- scluuil yrur. lfifly NATIONAL HONOR SOCll'i'l'Y-MROW 1: .liuli- antc. Dean, Dillon. Scha- haeker, llipp. Row 2: Burns. Anderson. Bacon. Graham. Klahr. Mosher. How 3: Eaton, Briggs, Burckart. Nichols, Sehabaeker, Stern- berg, l4l5Slil0IIli6. How 41: Blood. Bevilacqua, Tarr. Brchner. Connell. Yaple, Brampton. COLIJCCIC CLUB? Row 1: Dean. Howe. Franklin. Brampton. Levin. lfilzreitcr. Stephens. Bert. Row 2: Miller. Divinc. Mcssenkopf. Schahacker. Mulvihill, Burns, Nlilloy. Theuerknuf. Neeve. Now 3: Graham. Davis. Kakouras, Dilfusco. Cappahianca. George. Nicosia, lidelnmn. Stcinfurth. Row 4: Connell. Murphy. MacBeath. Scha- haeker. Stcrnherg, Bacon. Beckman. Row 5: Miss Ben- edict. Nlr. Dean, Eckert. Defiecco, Bauman. Thcucr- kauf. Klahr. The highest honor which can he bestowed upon a student of Strong Vincent High School is the privilege ol' hecolning a inernher of the National Honor Society. The four qualities on which membership to this organization are hased are scholarship, character, lead er- ship and service. Various organizations emphasize one or more of these qualities. The College Cluh, for example. represents the first, F l:fl1V-llllf' scholarship, l'or it is a cluh composed of prospective college students. Another organization that is out- standing in encouraging a desire for knowledge is the Junior Historical Society. a cluh which informs the meinhers as to the historical setting ol' their surround- ings. Not only in clubs hut in all our school activities the lour qualities arc prevalent. The lirie Coast Guards are mueh happier sinee the Newman Club combined with the Sportsman Club, Hi-Y and Girl Iieserves. to aid in the flrixe to furnish the recreation rooms nt the sta- tion on the peninsula . . . Une ol' the favorite and most active ol' Vineent's Clubs is the Dante Club. Under the xery eapable supervision of Miss Galbo the elub has suc- eessfully sponsored many skating parties und other zu'tixities . . . With an eye toxszuwl the future welfare of her students, Miss Kohout has sponsored the Know Xour Bible Club as a means of helping them spiritually . . . Miss Bennett eheerfully eoncluc-ts her Knitting Club as the girls busy themselves, making sweaters and soeks for the armed forces and the Iled Cross . . , Students interested in more than just the elussroom work in Ger- man, lind Miss Kohout's German Club n suitable out- let for their interest, Fzifly-Iwo MONITORS-Row 1: Howe, Nlulvihill. Shugart, Buehek, Crowley. Tess. Uhl- man. Anderson, Burns. Dil- lon, Dwclle. Judd. Fitting. Steinlurth. Gustafson. Dur- bin. Klahr. Row 2: Denis. NY0ll'. Harthel. Kakouras. Grunlblatt. Knauer. 0'Brien. Seibetta. Johnson. Murphy. Kapfer. MacLean. CanLlon. Row 3: Ribble, Zerlinden. Kissell, Lundberg, Dunnigan. Persohn. Harvey. Stelll Cook. Larsen. Kosehik. Sufana. Kaveney. Holland. Bonistall. Sweet. Row 4: DeDad. Nlil- loy, Nielson. Driscoll. llan- son, Davis, Davis. DeSLel'ano. Dilloreto. Hughson. liclel- man,Kraus.SmiLh.USllI'1RS -First Picturewllow 1: Linsett. Dunham. Svarpetti. YVill. liow 2: Coleman. Nichols. Tompkins. Wunch, Second Picture-Row 1: Mclntyrcv. Fries. Lobouilger, Baldwin. Gigenhach. Row 2: Kuncs, Keck. Barr. lirsley. Scherrer. Fuhrman. STAGE CREYV: Johnny The-iss: .lavk Tormvy. manager: Marquis Smith. VVillard Klapthor. Fifly-lllrcf' if I SX it ' . . .dl Uutstanding on the swimming team is Pete Vries. who prepares for one ol' those line sprints for which he is famous .... lim llht. traek eaptain. is one ol' the linest high jumpers in the eity. We predict a great future for you .lim . . . Strong Vineent was eertainly proud ol' the wonderful reeord Don Fabian made during his senior year. llc-ing the city's outstanding athlete is an Ht'llit'Yt'Ill1'llt to be proud ol'. . . Don Bewi- laequa proxed to he one of the best football players exer to leaxe Vineent. and with ' vulty ami student body. ln the realm ol' sports, there are few names at Strong Vincent that have been more outstanding than that ol' Don Rookie Fabian. An all around athlete. he has partieipated whole-heartedly in football as the eitvs most outstanding lullbaelt, in basketball as eaptain and in the position ol' guard, and in the lield events at traek. Don Hevilaqua. as right tackle, has done more than his part in bringing football fame to our school. Pete Fries has taken part in the swinnning events in the free-style eompetition and is one of our best water- polo players. As for track eompetition. Jim Uht has helped our school to many victories with his high jumping. Jim also participates with the cross-Country squad. We are proud ol' these and our other line athletes. I ifl.v1fuur him went the best wishes ol' The Strong Vincent football team completed its l9f1+2 season with a fine record, having won four, tied three, and lost two games. Although the Colonels were unable to clinch the city crown for themselves, they did get one-third share ol' it, as the city series ended in a three- way tie among Vincent, Academy and East. Coach Sam Kramer started the year with several veterans from last years team. Aho, Fabian, Burckart, and Byler were available for the backlield, while Iievilacqua, lfuhrman, Vincent and Williams reported as linemen. With these boys and several others, coaches Kramer and Cochrane molded a smooth, fast-working organization which was generally agreed to be the best in the city. Vincent tied East and Academy games, and beat Tech. The climax to a successful season came in the last game, when the Colonels nipped the undefeated Jamestown Team. At the end ol' the season both coaches and players had good reason to be satisfied with their efforts. Ftfly-fil'c VARSITY FOO'I'BAI.l, --Row 1: Sull.. Williams. licxilacqua. Vinccnt. Fuhr- man. Nyhcrg. Schwartz. liambauer. Dil.cx a. Kramer. Row 2: Cochranc. Space. Dcliuca.Zicgcnhcim. Modica. We-ax cr. Lee. Penal lo. Tomp- kins. Bari. lialon. Torok. Row 3: Tarr. Addcssi. Mc- Intyre, Cornell. Phclps. Bal- ko. Hurckart, Aho, Fabian, Ilylcr. Shugart. Cacchionc. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOT- BALL-liow l: Ilrabender. Phillips. Landi. Ccrami. Schrcafcr. Bralncnrlcr. Row 2: Donato. Minadco. Mue- ciarone, Struehcr. lacovctta. Row 3: Laird. llobison. Nix- on, Derrickson. Row 4: lVlr. Wcunschel. Coach. COACHES-Huw 1: Kramer, Gustafson. VVeuns- chcl. How 2: Strand. Coch- rane. STUDENT AIAN- AGICRS: Gallaghcr. Hooper. rlilll' lwsl pearl ol' lllm' loollmll svason SPPIIIS lo lux lln' lmnquvl wllivll is gixvn lllv boys all llll' vml ol' llll'S1'HSUIl . . . 'l'ln- sz-nior linvup ol' ilu- loollmull boys. llvrv me haw livxilm-qlm. l'lZilllllHll1'l'. Fulirman. Falriari. Dilil-su. Vim-4-nl. lialko. Nylmvrg. and liylvr .... limmy Vim-1-nl. onc oi' our star vs-nl1-i's. gm-ls in u little' practicv lmvforr- gmnm- limv . . . xY1'Hl'l' all proud ol' .lnlw NN illizuns nllo prom-d lo lu- om- ol' tlw outslumling stars in.tlw vily last suason .... 1 Xn 1-xvilingg momm-nl mluring our garmin- will: Mm-mlx illc- .... A UV for the x ic-tory xw so ulnly won. 'I'h1-boys show tlu-ir spirit ul llw lmnqum-I . . . Vlhal ax vomlminaxlionl lglll'4'lUlI'l :mel Williams. Anil lu-rv iw lmu- ilu- ol,ln-r lmlfol' that fzmious duo. .Im-la liurvkarl. us ln- pre-pure-s lofpzass-to .lulu-. NA'l'l0NAl, .-Vl'llLli'l'IC HONOR S0IIllC'l'Y-V-Ihm 1: lxlzillr. lgillllllklll. Nichols. Burckurt. Frics. Briggs. VVoll'ord. iiroxlv. Row 2: DiL0x'a, Diljlavido. Nlvlnlyrc-. Nlarkowilz. CllliliRl,l'1AlDliIiS lglN'l'lillg! Braille, Dil- Blood. Walkvr. lirebner. Row 3: Smllncv. Vim-vnl. lfalrian. on. Dunnigan. l,nl3lum'. lllllllliflll. Sl9lIlllll?l,Z. llric-sl1olwr.Ul1t. Derrickson. Ron 1-: Sull. l'rul.I. Stm'kl1o11sr'. lgl'XllHCflll2i. Standing: liarsvn. liauman. Wolf. lxllll'l'l2il'Ulll. Arlruvklv. 1 lfly-5 i.r V VAIRSITY liASKIC'l'BALL 'l'ICANI- -Row l: Surat-e. DiPlaeido. Markowitz. lfahian. Blood. Wiehols. Row 2: ltrehner. Melntyre. Cerami. Caehione. Uhl. Melilroy. linrekhart. Selig. lliming For The Tap JUNIOR VARSl'l'Y BASKI-I'l'liAI.l,V-Row 1: Bra- hender. Phillips. lirahender. Cipriani. llorn. Crolli. Row 2: Messenger. Nluleahy. Nlel ayden. Conn. Lang. li.-KSKIi'l'BAl,l, CANIDIIIS: Outstanding in all fields as well as hasketlrall. .loe Blood was snapped here as he praelieed l'or the lvig game with liasl . . , Sum Niehols spends his spare lime shooting baskets ill preparation for the hig season ahead . . . Dom Suraee is one ol' the hes! lrloekers w e have , . . Never a miss as Don Uiplaeido aims high. l I:lifvV--.W'l1 ll The Strong Yineent ljaskethall team. under the tutelage ol' a new eoaeh. Reno Strand. made an exeellent showing in City series competition this past year. winning eight games and losing eight games. 'llhe team made a two-day road trip to Warren and Jamestown. losing both games. They also lost one game to Wlesleyville. The linal reeord was eight games won and eleven lost. Coach Strand started the season with only three returning lettermen from last year's team. lfahian. Suraee. and D'Aurora. Wfith these and other veterans as a nueleus. he soon organized a snappy. fast-moving team. Although the team won only three games in the lirst half, they won the first four games ol' the second half. and seemed headed for the ehampionship ol' the seeond half. hut dropped three ol' the next l'our games to end the year in seeond plaee. Ml in all the season ean he eounted a sueeess. Uincent's Illermen The Strong Vinronl, Swimming 'llCE1II1, roaclicd by Art Woilmol, linislied sec-ond in Llw rily series. Allliougli llll' Colonel lanlu-rs were unalmlv to defeat lllll powvrlul East team. llwy did heat all the ollivr 4-ily svllools. Some- ol' tho follows wlio varrivd VlIll'CIll Lo ills vivlorios were lfrivs and Briggs. who swam Lllv 140 yard dash. Arluivlxle and Mason in Llw IOO yard lmavlxslrolw, ldleiigi-1' in lllfl l00 ward llI'l'llSl.StI'Olxl'. Slavlxlio and VVoll'ord in lllc' frm- slylv l'Vl'lIl,S. and flrodv and llklllglll in lllc divcs. 'l'lw li-am rlosvrvvcl and i'c'c'vivvfl 1-xwllviil support lrom ilu SlllflPIll lrody . as was vvicli-in-url lay tho vxtrvilu-ly largvi-rowclsal llw mm ts Row 1: lilallr. lioyll. Lamb. lfrivs. l'l'l0ug4'r. Sl'HlTkllOllS1'. Wolford. Row 2:ffarlson. Al'lrmvkle', Tormey. Wlason. flrody. llallglil. Briggs. Row 3: VN 1-ibm-I. xl2il'fiHl'llly. lim-x i- lavqua. King. Nlorsv. Walkvr. N154-rs. Ull' lo a raving slarl.. as lliu l':HSl.-Vlllt'1'Ill. svsimm- ing: lIl00l, gots undvr way: .lack Slarklioiisr- vlimlrs oul of lln- pool aflvr a liringg rare-1 om- ol' our lim-st lu'i'asI-slrokv cliani- pions. .lim l'l'la-ugi-r lalu-s llis SWllllllllllg svriouslyi Cliuck Briggs. just rost- ing allvr Slkllllllllllll Ilii- l00-yard dash: hom rv- laxvd .lolinny Wolford appuars wliilu in tho poolg Ho lloals l.lll'0lIgL'll llu- air. Mr. llillingslvy. no IUSS. ldlzffjf-l'IA!1lIl Row 1: Strucher, Bailey. M ucciaronc, Shriel'cr. Pratt. Williams Sult, Shugart. lianihauer. DilVliehael. Barnack. Zeig- hicm. Row 2: Cochrane. Smith. Brahendcr. VV.. Sly, Weaver. l.ee. liurck- art. Uht. lfahianSchwartz. Coleman. DeLuca. Castle, Macl ayden. Donato. Bra- lrender. ll. Some ol' the track boys practicing up: DeSantis. Cooney. Theiss. Pratt: oll' to a determined start as Snlt. Shugart. and XYilliams make ready for the big day: track as well as leothall appeals to .lack Burckart: an outstand- ing miler lacing paced. Neil Pratt and .lohnny Theiss: more ol' our track stars who excell in their chosen liclds. lioh Sly and Jeep liamhancr. l 11fly-nine Uincent's llindermen Coach Red Cochrane turned out an excellent track team last year. The out- standing individual star was Bill Fabian, who ran the hurdles and short dashes, and was high scorer in the State Meet. The Colonels made an excellent showing at the Pitt Indoor Meet, where they took fourth place. They heat Academy 65-62 in a very hotly contested meet, and later heat Tech and East. Another high point ol' the season was' the victory over a strong Jamestown team. Vincent finished the year with second place in the city meet. The physical training given these boys on the track team will serve them well when they enter the service ol' their country. BUYS' IN'l'll.K3IlfICNl. lSASKl-1'l'IMl,L-Row 11xxll1'l'l1'I'. Svlmurlz. lmv. lluxiclson. Ylilwiss. Row 2: l34'SaI1lis. limlu-ximlm-i'. Willizmis. Yll2il'I'.Sl'llI'1N'li. CIRUS FOIL SIIOOTINC : ,lc-ll'vry l 1'i'g.:iisor1slioolsaslmiglit um- uhih- zi wah-liI'ul monitor looks on. 'I'hv hoys' iutrzimural sports pro- lhidurl,l10vllic'ientlczulorsliipol'Miss grain giws cw-ry hop in thc- school an lirmzl xy0llllll'lllI1'I'. Girls' lnlrznmurail vliaiirv lo 1-onipm-tv in some- sport. Tvzinis Sports lmw s0c'lii'vrl ei clominant position :irc tultvii from homo rooms :incl study in Yiiiruiilfs spotlight. lfrom thc- lirsl hulls. Intramural pi'ogr'zs1111sui'1-c'urrim-cl lvnnis lllillfll until tha' Iinal mushlmll on in lmslwllmll, vollvyhall amd mush- ganna. girl zitlilvtvs arf' svvn in thv gyru- lmll. This program provirlrs PX:-iwisv nasium. Good sportsmzinship is vm- zmcl I'l't'l'0l'll,l0ll for most ol' thc- hoys in pliasizucl during zillm-vents and is i'0flec't,ml lhv sf-hool. in the altitude-s ol' wimivrs and lost-rs ulilw. ,Il'NlOli llllill YULl.l'IYBAl,l,: Denis. llugm-r. Sln-purml. Divkn-5. SENIOR lllfill YOI,l.liYliAI.I,: liissm-ll. l s-rgliscni. lluniiigzin. Sl-.fly . g ig TENNIS: Mr. Humphrey. Nood- hridgc. Mason. Zurn. Levin. Walker. an '15, it if -an GOLF: Mr. Schenek, Kuncs. Craw- ford. Tonipkins. Dart. D'Aurora. W'RES'l'l,lNGr Row l: Landi. Muc- eiaronc. Mcffarthy. Robison. Sehriefcr. Zeigenheim. Row 2: Scherrer. Derrick- son. llutchison. Lewis. Piekard. Seme- nelli. Yaccohozzi. Row 3: Wuenschel. Whipple, Tucker. Sleinmelz. llamm. lletters, Golfers, lllrestlers Losing only two points last season, Vineent's tennis team won the eity championship for the second straight year. Although none of the boys had played scholastic tennis before, Mr. Humphrey had developed then: into seasoned players hy the end of the year. .lim Walker, John Zurn, Sani Mason, and George Levin all went through the season undefeated. This years Cross country squad was one of the smallest in the school s history. Nevertheless, they linished in third place and had the outstanding runner in the city, Neal Pratt. The golf teain under the watchful eye of Mr. Sehenck started practice as soon as the first golf course opened. Hainpered hy tough hreaks and in- experience they finished in fourth place. Gerry Kunes, Walter Dart, Gino D'Aurora, and J. Crawford were letter- men. SI-J'l.V-llllli With an aim to help the men and boys overseas, the girls of the under- graduate classes have joined Miss Barber's .lunior Red Cross Club . . . Always ready to do a favor for anyone and taking care of the school in general are the heads of our Maintenance Staff. Mrs. Miller and Mr. Foy . . . Mrs. Blythe heads the Cafeteria Stall' which so ably provides us with our meals throughout the -year . . . With an eye to the future many of the girls have joined the Home Nursing Class. They realize the importance of know- ing what to do in case of sickness at home, since there is such an acute shortage of trained nurses. They Serve lls llll There are some people at Strong Vincent who ask little or no recognition for the tremendous work which they so competently accomplish. The main- tenance staff keeps busy all through the day and long after we have left school in the afternoon to keep our school neat and clean. And we are supplied daily SU-ly-llzree with delicious lunches hy the cafeteria staff whose job is particularly difficult in these times. Those students who are members of the Red Cross, Junior Red Cross, and Home Nursing classes are fine examples of patriotism. They have truly earned the title of citizens of the United States. A Cappella Choir77 7 Administration 7 7 7 Band 7 , 7 Basketball: Boys' Intramurals Girls' Intramurals J. N . 7 Yarsity 77 7 Boys' Intramurals: Basketball 7 Tennis 77 7 Brass Choir 7 7 Cafeteria Stalli 7 Cheerleaders 7 7 7 7 Choir: A Cappella Choir Brass 7 7 Mixed 7 77 Chorus, Girls'7 7 Class Officers: February June 7 College Club 7 Commencement Speakers: February 7 June 7 Connell, Miss lillen Council 7 Dante 7 Debating Dedication liighth Grade 77 Eleventh Grade7 Faculty 777 7 February Class: Advisers 7 7 Commencement Speakers Utlicers 7 7 Seniors 7 7 7 Football : Coaches J. V. 7 7 7 Managers 7 Yarsity 77 German Club 7777 Girl Reserves: Junior Senior 19 Girls' Chorus 77 7 -L Girls' Intramural Sports: 18 Basketball 7 Ping Pong 7 7 60 Ring Tennis 60 Shutlleboard 57 Swimming7 57 Yolleyball777 Girl's Letter Club 60 Golf . 77 77 62 Hi-Y 7 77 7 7 18 Intramurals: 63 Boys 7 56 Girls7 7 Janitorial 77 7 -19 June Class: A18 Advisers 7 1149 Commencement Speakers .19 0l1icers77 7 Seniors 7 7 1 l- Junior High 7 7 33 Junior lied Cross 7 51 Juniors 77 Leberman, Mr. ll Mixed Choir 7 7 7 33 Monitors 7 7 7 7 tl National Athletic llonor Society: el-3 National Honor Society 52 News 7 50 Ninth Grade 77 3 Drchest ra -L2 Ping Pong77 7 36 Red Cross, Junior 5 Ring Tennis7 7 7 Seniors: 00 February 7 lil June 77 77 ll Seventh Grade7 10 Sophomores 7 Spokesman Board 55 Stage Crew7 7 77 55 Student Council7 7 7 55 Swimming 7777 55 Tennis 7 52 Tenth Grade 7 Track 77 50 tshers 7 50 Volleyball -149 61 61 61 61 61 60 61 762 50 60 61 63 . 1 33 33 33 1 1 7172 63 35 71. 119 53 56 51 -lf -12 18 61 63 61 10 1-1 12 38 A17 753 fl 3 61 62 38 59 53 60 Sfflyjlbur Advertising Section Name Page A Adams and Streuber ...,....., . . , 7 American Hollow Boring Co ..... . . .12 American Sterilizer Company ..... . . .12 Atlas-Erie Supply Cc ..,......., 4 B Baker 8: Son, Isaac .........., , . . 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M McCarty Printing Co., Inc. . . McDannell Photo Studio ..... Mehlex-'s Beverage Co ...,.... Meiser, Carl H .... ....,... Meyer 8: Sons, P. A., .. P Palace Hardware House ...... Pau1's Ice Cream Bar ...,.. Press 8: Co., L .,.,..... .,.... R Rxehl, Ralph R ..,..... ......... Robinson Insurance Agency ..... S Sanida Ice Cream .....,...,. Schauble, Frank .....,...... Schlaudecker, Leo Co.. . . . Schultz, John V ..... .. . Shea's Theatre ...,..,. Shepard, R. W., Dr .,... Skinner Engine Co.. . . Standard Stoker Co. ...,... . . Sterling Milk ,........ .... ..... Sunny Acres Riding Academy , , . . I Swanson Tool and Machine Corp.. . , T Thomas. James. .. ....,.,..,, .,.. Txllbrook, E. R ......,. .,....., Index Page 7 3 4 3 ....10 4 4 fffe ...9 Z 10 ....13 3 7 8 6 14 9 ,..13 6 11 14 11 14 ...IS 13 13 12 4 4 Troy Laundry ....... ...,......... .... 7 1 Trask, Prescott 8: Richardson Co .,,. .,.. l 4 10 4 12th Street Skating Rink .... .,,. Halle Bros. Co. .....,,.... ,.., . . . 3 Haller, Jacob Co. .....,...,.. . . .12 5 U Hammermill Paper Co. ...,.. . . . 5 N Union Ice Co ...... ...,.. . . . .15 Hess Brothers ....,.......,.... . . . 7 ' Heyl Physicians Supply Co.. . . . . 10 Hill Mau Ice cream Co ..,,,. , , . .11 W Waldameer Park ,.,,,,.....,, . , , 13 I Walker Real Estate .,.....,.,,, , . , 9 Irving,s A - A 15 Weil-McLane Co .,.. ,......, ,... ,,,, 1 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' West Ridge Transportation Co.. , , . .15 J Jarecki's Jewelers , . ...., , . . 15 Y Jarecki Mfg. Co ..... .. . . .11 Yeager, Hazel Da1y,, ..... ,, . ,H 1 Don Johnson .,..,. ... 6 .,. 7 DARILJING NLORJIST of s ' i 4 gs f DISTINCTIVE GIFTS 108 West 7th Street CORSAGES AND BOUQUETS ,,ga and 1 For All Occasions Y.M.C.A. .,..,...... For Graduation and Weddings GREETING CARDS Ilul ' ' 727 Peach St. Erie, Pa. - jffgfvvl gafy Qjougel' HAMILTQN e ELGIN JUNIOR AND MISSES WATCHES WEAHING APPAREL 2606 Parade Street 30 West 8th St. Masonic Temple Bldg. T18 i '--1-- 1 9 4 3 , , l -1 - Insure Your Future in America Buy U. S. WAR IHINIIS , f Dllifllillpl-Y l'IHI1UgII1Ufi fn., IIIC. FFOKLICQP5 of A110 .Si'Ao0!.x4l 1l1uaZ5 246 If. 7th Sl. Ifriih pil. 'L-'-- 1 9 4 3 E B A K E R ' S 1850-1943 Style Headquarters for Young Men --'af Featuring 3 r' FASHION PARK CLOTHES 2 FREEMAN SHOES I ARROW SHIRTS H REVERE SWEATERS f STETSON HATS 1' HART, SCHAFFNER 8. MARX CLOTHES ISAAQ BSAKER 81 SON lah! free! al evenfh l1'0lIlfllI.lIIf'lI1S :gf Th FELHEIM LUMBER CO. 9 I Quality Specialty Shop , Erle, Pa. of Erie MEISEIPS Fine Funds ffnrnplele Lino of llialu-lic Foods Try our Ilmnv Wade NIHQOIIIIHTSC and F11-mwll Drs-ssings 318 llliillfh St. Phone 23-637 DIAMONDS V'A'l'I1llI-IS llANlIl,'l'0N HIAEIN - Bl IAN -K XX A'l'CHES WILBUR A. DAVIS .I ICW ICLEII 107 what 10th Stn-1-I Tinlvs squan- Phunc- C57-140 Erie. Pen A KIMMJEL SL SON Sl1oe.s' and I losiery llml Wear Cor. l7th and Sassafras Sis. Gflut 31-Inlle Bros. Qfn. CON I I Ii A'l'ljLA'l'Il INS! laurel Ziaill Qllemeterp Zinc. On lhv Grubb Road lllne mile smzlh rj Ridge Road! Cmnplirnerlts of ERIE RESISTOR CORP. Erie. Pennsylvania Three -i.i...ll-1 'Z ' 1 9 4 3 oiT--- -:-is Phone C6-128 A. 0. JUIINSTON, Hgr. 12th St. SKATING RINK The Kok 0fCRefinement 12th and French Erie, Pa EYENINGS 8 TO 11:00 NlA'l'lNliliS 2 TO .I-130 Except Mon. 'llll9S.-TllllI'S.- Sun. If you donfl know furs, know your furrier J. C. KRAMER Fllhllllfli 11 WY. 8th St. Erie, Pa. Swanson Tool and Machine Corporation Design and Manufacture of Punches and Dies Special Tools, Fixtures und Machinery 810-812 East Eighth Street Phone 54-200 Erie, Pennsylvania Congratulations Graduates From BIEBER-ISAACS CASCADE FUUNDRY CU. FACTORY-CLOTHING BRANCH Erie, Pa. Suits - 516-50 to 521-50 - Topcoats Q ffl, inmne 85-482 lfgg A SUNNY ACRES itil X - The .ni viin Qjfwt he RIDING ACADEMY Y. X I.:-urn lo Ride and Keeplfil I-1 E I. Arla , 4 rj L. iz. ULRICII ' ln i' C . , D. mci:n ANSHULTZ, ug.-. A 35964-4.1.1 n r e k' I ' l0th and Peach Streets The Ballroom offers facilities for DANCING PRIVATE DINNERS BANQUETS CARD PARTIES New Colonial liooin Compliments of ATLAS-ERIE SUPPLY CO. 15TH AND CHESTNUT 22-248 Builders' - Manufacturers' Supplies Rock Wool Insulation DANCING PARTIES n QNot ox 61 80 Pcisonsl 2 CLEANERS AND DYERS 402 W. 3rd St. Phone 22-987 Cold Storage Vault on premises. Four -iilll-. 'Y--' 1 9 4 3 , , PAPER IS WAR MATERIAL - .Nt an liastern port, a Navy submarine is getting ready to sail under secret orders. Unto the dock, after a special 30-mile run, dashes a paper merchant's delivery truck with a ton of cut-size bond paper to be loaded aboard. On a new Western Pacific airfield, hundreds of thousands ot' index cards are unloaded with the first shipment. of planes and repair parts -to record the flow of the spare parts into battle service. From crow's nest in a cruiser, the lookout sees another war vessel on the horizon and refers to his book of ship silhouettes, a book printed on special waterprool'ed paper. Battle orders, diplomatic mail, selective service questionnaires ein thousands ol' critical ways daily, paper proves itself essential material of war. Besides the making ol' paper, llammermill is engaged in prime contracts and sub- contracts for war materials ol' wood and metal. But it is for the production and delivery ol' paper that Hammermill was honored with the Army-Navy Production Award, the lC flag. - Modern business methods and modern war methods are alike in their dependence on paper and Hpaper work. Today, paper is essential war material. HAMMERMILL PAPER COMPANY Fire 1943 , , 220 West Ninth Street We Place Every Graduate in a Good Position lflfl,L DEFENSE CUURSE l'R0tLRMl FUR Typists SI4-ilrrgrzipllws Svvrvtarii-s ACCUIIIIIHIIIS In-5 Pum'h Upvrutors IIUIIIPIIIIIIUIUI' Upv1':aIm's Your fl0V0l'lllll0l'll, Needs YOIT Ilundrvmls ol' positions open in Eric' and XVHSIIIIIQIIOII, D. C. um! in all Deilfmm- Are-as throughout Ihv Unilod Stalvs. Lowest oust and shorlosl linle possilrlv for BEST KESUI,'I'5 Phone or mrilf' ERIE BUSINESS COLLEGE Phone 23-8IfL Erie, Pcnna. Auto zu ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE Q NI Fire Insurance for Less O A Home Industry with a Nation-Wide Service IIOIIIIIIIIIIPIIIS of A FRIEND ERIE DAILY TIMES mama IN 9 Ul I' mf :swim 10 IIUNII-IS IN ICIIIIC M ICE CREAM AND SANDWICH BAR 23 North Park Row Sandwiches and Dinners WE MAKE OUP QWN ICE CREAM 45953 gina, nnumnusnn I:-Qlinoiuiiilaii Shoes For Hen S II II I ll II MILK f ICE CREAM Products of Sanitary Farms Ilairg Erie Qwned Erie Operated Six . l it W2 T l , f J We j W if Your l Congratulate 992324 The Graduating fg ,'f' ,X Q Classes of I943 J ff- 4. Ou their Splendid XY Scholastic Record ' V I f And wish them A Continued Success B llll S 0W.::: Pamf Headquarfcrs I3- in State Streets I CO. I . . l YOU'LL be strictly on the 1 beam in Meyer-Quality l ' Campus styled clothes. Make yours a sharp ensemble with l our newly created hats, shoes y and haberdashery - always V reasonably priced. r l l P. A. MEYER ae soNs 817-819 State Street l JOIN Tllli . . Y. M. C. A. Make il your downlown Headquurlers DR. NELSON N. DAVIS 0l'TOMIC'l'lllS'l' 107 West lllth Street Tilnes Square ll I Iiil I' I J A M E S T H O M A S .I EW l'Il.l'lll 8 West liighlh Street llrzfls jhr ,-1 ll fh'f'llSi0II Q Kelly Studios Cameras, Supplies Films, Finishing 14 E. 10th St. Erie, Pa. ADAMS AND STREUBER'S - cur RATE - 6th and East Ave. Tel. C6-216 Member of the Guild Hess Brothers Prescription and Manufacturing OPTICIANS Where the Price is Right Phone 22-382 133 West 9th St. Erie, Pa. Seven .-i ....i ,i .l -'M'-' 1943 . . ECKERD'S 706ffSla te Street, 1109 i 832 BETTER IlRl'G STORES I're.s'r'r1'plions Our Specially We use lhe best drugs and chelllivals and employ lhe best registered men thai IIIUIIPX van hire. Bring your next prescription to mn of the Evkvril Drug Stores AND SAVE NIUNICY ENJOY Frn-slug Ice Gream Sealtest Supervised A Complete Sporting Goods Department .Q Al, 4' S 'l'hirlyqfi1'e Years of Continued Service lo the Alhleies of Erie High Schools DGIKZCZ Hdiawdie House Erie's Paint Authority Says: Gongaafifalaifiawi TO I f THE GRADUATING ff CLASS OF 1943 The Paint House of Better Service ERIE PAINT CO. Cor. 14th and State Sts. Phone 26-T11 lfighl '- 1943 , DAKA PAPER CO. Agents for HAMMERMILL and other leading mills Wi-IGLESALE AND RETAIL paper f Paper products f Twine A Complete Line ol printing papers Office and Warehouse: 4th and State Streets Phones: 26-821-26-822 f,'rm1plr'r11e11l.s' Bucyrus-Erie Company E. gf A, DQU BET Alam .aumdl Morril Bauman JEWELE,-35 CAEEEUE CARPET CLEANERS 10th and Holland Streets 140 West Fourth St' rQOQ E. 'lOth Sm Dial 26-445 RALPH R- RIEHL Walker Real Esfrara REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE W, h Y G d L k FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS ls es Of OO U? 29 Elagt ash Street ClAll'4'l'l'H' 7lCtl!AC?l' I'1e, GIIIIB.. Lovell M3IlllfHCtUPiIlg COHl11Zl1ly ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA ,f 1 Makers of l 5 , , . '-. B Pressure Cleaners CW rmgersj - Rubber Rolls L0 E Blouse and Hat Traps ' N . W.. ju.. Ice Hockey Sticks WW Nine g -1- lll11- ili-1-1 ' ' ....i....liT1 EFFICIENT OFFICE WORKERS Trained Quickly - Good Salary Amazing as it may seem, within a few short months you can create an urgent demand for your services in business or government offices. New Terms Begin June 28-August 30 Visit the School Tuition Reasonable Enroll at once ERIE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Specialisis in Business Training T, D. KRUM, Pres. 22-644 State at Eighth St. Res. C66-358 Heyl Physicians Supply Co. TD CY LAU N UDV 416 State Street l'V?1ZCgtlIll1L'!!Cgyvflllfll IRIAHCXTO COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Official Photographers at East High School LAUTERBACH BAKERY, Inc. QUALITY BAKED GOODS 121 E. 21st Street Phone 75-177 if if I Boston tore C. H. COLLMAN UP'I'OM I'l'l' It IST 8th and Pouch Streets Nlasonic Tcnlple Phono 22-098 Ten 0 or R W . Established 1852 Incorporated 1897 JARECKI MFG. CO. Erie, Pa. Blanufacllzrers Qf Pipe Fittings Valves and Cocks Pipe Threading Nlaehines Compressor Governors Pipe Vises 0il, Gas and W'ater W'ell Supplies Pipe Cul and Threaded to Order sc:-looL PHOTOGRAPHS 113 West 10th St. BELL 84 HQWELL Hfxcross from the Times AGPA EASTMAN EASTMAN MOVIE CAMERAS Phone 24-268 CAMERAS Corllpllillwlzlx Qf Compliments of . John llX,Schultz Qin Conllnenlal Rubbei Wolks .DISTINCTNE FURNHURE.. Eric, Pa. A W Twenty East Eighth K H Compliments of ,ff 1- , 7 635: i o,ii,o, i HILL-MILL nmnv srumas 'niqoxru' wQ5x3J+ ,.,. 1 1008 Parade St. 2521 Peach Sl. ,.....,, -'---.. i QQ' ,.ii,..,..,.. Wu IUU4 Rus: mn sn. 501 W.-Sn 441. Si. S ' Iiiil xl' Q f' I ' Lawrenm- Park 241 N. Park Row E511 l S Wreslvyxille 3 X ga. 99 J 3 f EP i,.. -' Plant, Slore: 2l2 l'iaSt 3th Sl. R ,L at ,,,,A .,,,,.,, . 'Ai 53 ,I-A, 0,,iV,-A HILL-MILL lcE CREAM co. ..,, 7 , '...,, in Erie 0Il'Ilf'lf Erie' Upernlwl Eleven -'---'- 1 9 4 3 , , Fliekingerls Hotel Dept. Especially Selected Foods Packed for Hotels, Cafeterias and Institutions Samples and Quotations Cheerjully Furnished Y OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE- N. Y. C. 8: St. l,. R. R. and Wallace St Erie, Perma. AMERICAN STERILIZER COMPANY Erie, Penna. CON RAD'S DARLING 'S HI RSCH MACK'S SEYMOUR'S Compliments of KMWKGMWKRHW JWWWKWWMS ERIE FORGE CO. Erie, Pa. American Hollow Boring Co. Hollow Bored lforgings and Steel Shafts Office and Works: 19th and Raspberry Streets Jacob Haller Company Wholesale Grocers P. O. Box 898 Erie, Pa. A Enjoy STERLING MILK 3330 Peach St. Dial 99-691 ,,.x-mf' ' - A - - - Z!! A Plan Your Social Parties at V-WMA, . I I :Vi iii- in . .A MMR I M 5 ' IU. sg: ' f Q , A A 1 WALDAMlfEl2 is TK N ,W 5 Q h. L , A The Best of Bands A E' at Popular Prices is ' - 1 f g i, K 7' . A A 'J 'W' 'e i s'K Phones: 32-701 and 32-704 The Slzzdenfs' FllI'0I'l'f6 Rmde:1'0us I Ionzplimenls QI' SKINNER ENGINE COMPANY Erio,Pa. I Compliments of 118119611 ex Exclusnle X B-oper PROTECTION , . Pays. ' I F 'raw fi I 'W Us W2 A fwfins i A ' A A aigfncj , InSW5EaSt5f MEHLER BOTTLING 1 A 1218 Parade St. Conlplinlenls of THE STANDARD STUKER COMPANY, INC. Th irleen 1943 'A' 'A' ir M A G0 W I I IC R Ii HITS T ARIC A H A B IT 1 THEATRE 9 Presenting Erie's Best Entertainment I . . . . ALWAYS 'A' 'A' 'A' TRASK, PRESCOTT 8. RICHARDSON CO. DEPARTMENT STORE l 1'rsl Quulily .IlPl'1'l111mlisf' Erie, Penna. L. PRESS 89' CO. l206-IZI6 Stale Street Sl'Uli'l'INli mom LEU SCHLAUDEUKER UU T1,xT1TrTxf,s IGQI IPRIIQYI' ,,g,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,, H473 IIIIJIML AIJIIAHICI. RPOHTSWCAR 25 lc. :uh sm-.-T LSI'1rn ttzolizergevogxgsfzargjizie ?EIetlIoI'1. Ifriv, IDU . Q Free empIoyment serllice. Ifve- ,myIweATT1rEE4,iQMTTTTTTTT TTTA I-1VhT'I'TTTINITI'.V ' ixllll 'xl THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL S,T,,T.,,., ,,4,N,,S 722 Commerce Building Phone 45464 Fourleen Fi--' 1943 , UNION - PURE Ice Delivery Company MANUFACTURED ICE ' Yellow 'I'rL1c'ksf23S-2751 Blue 'I'rL1c'ksf-22-2313 'ei R' or1usnwRGH-oEoRl!1'UfEtLQeefif - ' -T, ii- ' , ,gIQlstI'SJgSlQli5l lf! , CD. mo 1 1' 'ff WEST RIDGE TRANSPORTATION CO. Girard. Pennu. 0 O li-5 - i aiifif I le ee A-MAQE A egg l!EZy reggae? A llll 5 F s f 49955 mst My A , X A j l I D lx ff l I ,mil MA-MADE BREAD In the Orange Wrapper Protect Your Host, Valuable Possession - Yozu' lfye-Siglzl DR. R. VV. SHEPARD UPTON! lfJ'l'll IST II3 West llth St. 37 Years of Helpful liye Service in Iir Diamonds lislablislwd IN62 Watcl l!llllfIIIiI'S ,IICWICLERS AND SlI,Yl'IltSNll'I'llS, IM 25 West 9th Street .lliWlil.ltY -- SIINISHNVAIIIC Vis!! nur Cliff llepurfnzerzl l ' s flu v f '49 918 PCZICII St. SHOES BY I. YIILLHR lllEIll-Illclnlllll DU. BOILERS ' RADIATORS HUMIDIFIERS Erie, Pa. Fifleferz . . 19113 ToMoRRoW's CHALLENGE ITH our plant busy day and night on war orders for vital war materiel we dare to loolc ahead at tomorrow. Today is lull of discord and destruction, but we asia you too, as students, to cherish your Finest ideals matured at home and in school, for one day they also will Find lasting expression in peaceful pursuits. PI'6Sid6I1t Vice President SfglJl6Pll Mc'tTAlr'l'x' I'luN'rlNc1 Cu., ERIE, PA