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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1949 volume:

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Gillespie Principal 5 , is J MATH: Mr. Barber, Miss Turner, Miss Van Natta COMMERCIAL: Miss Esler, Miss Warfel, Miss Schade, Miss l-leywang, Mr. Schericlq Mrs. Donahue TEACHERS ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Walker, Mr. Kramer, Miss Weinheimer, Mr. Krlcoska, CLERKS Miss Knoll, Miss Sullivan, Miss Bundy. LANGUAGES: Miss Kohout, Miss Galbo, Miss Mercer, Miss W. Wright 6 HISTORY: Miss Peters, Miss om, Miss Evans, Mr. xxfeibei, SUENCE2 Mis' Lvnchv Mr. Schenck, Mr- Armdsosf, Mr. Mr. Scott, Mr. McCarthy. Di Tullio, Mr. Blake. TEACHERS JR. HIGH: Miss McCarthy, Mrs. Wilcox, Mr. Bell, Mrs. Kelley. l 7 SPECIAL: Pow 'l--Mr. Humphrey, Mrs. Mazur, Miss Simp- son, Mr. Groschke, Row Q- Mrs. Biers, Miss Headley, Miss Pearce, Mr. Brown, Miss Wilson, Miss Chase. ENGLISH: Row 1- Miss H. Wright, Miss Bennett, Miss Thomas. Row QSMiss Benedict, Mr. Dean, Mr, Wallach, Mrs. Brockway. 01417145 Strong Um High School :sau WEST a'rH ST. ERIE, PA- cent HAMILTDN c. GILLESPIE PRINCIPAL Dear Friend o' Vincent: This has been a year like most other yearsxups and downs. Smooth sailing for awhile, then suddenly a reverse. But in the midst of even our most disheartening setbacks we can certainly be happy about the honors that have come to an unusually high number of our teachers and students. Honors, not just bestowed indeed notxnor honors sought for, but honors justly earned and mod- estly accepted. The Spokesman is indeed proud of the people who appear the next few pages. Were all proud of themxand glad bask in their reflected glory. As you look throu h year so glitteri on that W ' g the lcl ng? No? applaud th e may onor pages, can you recall another . Neither can we. So join us while we ern, won 't you? Jo. fi K' , 4--A MISS MABEL STUDEBAKER To Miss Mabel Studebaker has come the highest honor to which a teacher in the United States may aspire-thatof the Presidency of the National Education Association. Miss Studebaker whose personal charm and teaching ability are by now a by-word among educators the nation over, has always been active in teacher affairs. She has held many offices in local and national organizations. Two years ago Miss Studebaker was honored in being chosen by the N. E. A. as one of three Americans to be sent to Eng- land to study educational problems in that country. The list of the offices Miss Studebaker has held, and the things she has done are indeed an impressive, but too long to be re- corded here. Of all the titles she has held, the one which means most to her is-MABEL STUDEBAKER, BIOLOGY TEACHER, STRONG VINCENT HIGH SCHOOL, ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA. S . , ED PoRTz sard, Ed Portz won the football A I ' i I PE kicking contest when he kicked , 5 rgjzctt P fifty-two yards on October 29 ' 'l I - in the Erie Stadium. ,,',- ij -',. .. 1 Finals in the contest, spon- Vgili- I i sored by the Erie Bureau of Re- .ii ff ' ' creation were held prior to the is-f' A 1 . Strong Vincent-Warren Qdme and i EV did not include any ofthe Varsity ' ' 7 - players. 'V - A nf A MISS JEAN WILSON The library, Miss Wilson's domain here at Vincent is always humming Cvery quietlyj with activity because Miss Wilson herself, is the center of much that goes on in the school. She is equally active in educational circles outside the school itself. She has held the following offices in the Erie Teachers Association: Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, and President, all for two year terms. She has not confined her activities to local affairs but has been Eastern Vice'President of the National League of Teachers Organizations for four years. This year she has been elected President of this nation-wide organ- ization, a great honor, indeed. For this honor, for her boundless energy, her infectious laugh and keen wit, we're proud of our MISS WILSON. 10 Ruth Rickloif and Phil Gillespie have received the high est scholastic rating forthe past three years. JUNE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS POW ONE: R Picklott, K. Kloepner, V. Marsh, J. Kerness. ROW TWO: S. Alward, P. Gillespie, N. Berg. SHERMAN COHN Sherman received a four-year half tuition scholarahip to Gannon College as a result of submitting the prize winning essay, entitled Tolerance , in Gannon's Erie County Youth Looks at America Contest, which was open to all Erie County students. . ' ' Y.. Y, le. Kim., J. ,gif SAM CIANFLOCCO Sam Ciantlocco was selected by the Erie Times as the outstanding high school athlete of 'I948 . l-le earned four letters in football, three letters in baseball and two in bas- ketball during his high school days., ln his senior year, Sam was chosen Captain of Vincent's city-championship base- ball team, and served as acting captain on the football team. Sam patrolled center field for the Vincent Hninen and received the Jewish War Veterans Trophy as rhe most valuable player in the scholastic league. On the football squad Sam played at a tackle position, captained the West All- Star team, and was chosen on every all-scholastic team. 11 MISS ERMA WEINHEIMER Miss Weinheimer, Weinie to all who know her, is the proud owner of a key for meritorious service in the field of physical education , as it reads. She received this key as a token of the esteem in which she is held by the Pennsylvania State Association for l-lealth, Physical Education and Recreation. As further evidence ofthe stature she has attained in the field of physical education, she has been elected Secretaryalreasurer of this state-wide organization, For the school year 1948-49. Weinie was further honored this year when the Red Cross to whom she has given so much of her time and skill, awarded her the Ten Year Service Medal for her work in such activities as First Aid and Water Safety. lt is small wonder then that MISS ERMA XXfElNl-lElMEl2 ap- pears in our honor pages. 0 ' IN S YLVANI Wai Uv 12 MARY ANN RICKLOFF Mary Ann Rickloll had the highest average in the Strong Vincent Bowling League for Girls. ln spite of the fact that this was Mary Ann's first year of bowl- ing, her average was 1Q8, with 181 the highest game rolled. JIM DAVIS Jim Davis, a senior, is Vincent's track and basketball star. I-le was high scorer in the District 1O Track Meet, takin top honors in the high hurdles and broad jump and leading his team to the District Championship in 1948. Jim captained the Colonels' 1948-49 basketball team and was high scorer in the city and in the entire Section I with a total of 155 points. Voted the most valuable player for the the city, he was awarded a trophy by the Jewish War Vet- erans. Jim was selected unanimously For All-Scholastic Basket- ball and was selected for All-State honorable mention. JY' ?' MARK WILLIAMS This year Mark, Vincent's aquatic ace, received the Jewish War Veteran's Trophy as the outstanding scholastic swimmer of the year. I-'le will also receive honorable mention on the All-American lnterscholastic Team-a rare achievement. l-le has been a member of the swimming squad for four years, being captain his senior year. l-le holds the Vincent pool record in the 100 yahrd breast stroke, and he also broke the Western Regional P. l. A. A. record in the event in the breath-taking time of 1:O4.8. BOB FOGLE Bob is one of Vincent's versatile athletes and artists. I-le was an outstand- ing half back on the Ped and Black this year, setting the scoring record for the 1948-49 season in the city. I-le was a member of the Dispatch-l-lerald All- Scholastic team and took part in the All-Star game. This spring he burned up the track, the 1OO yard dash, QOO yard dash and low hurdles being his terrifying specialty. I-le is also a member ofthe National Afhletic Scholarship Society. ln the field of art he recently won one of the prizes given by the Federated Garden Clubs of Erie County, and has done much of the fine poster work seen all about the School. 13 elaffff Shong D High School 1-33D WEST STH ST. ERIE, PA. incont HAMILTDN D. ISILLESPIE F-mNr:iPAL Dear Friend o' Vincent: lr' you look closely you 'll probably see yourself on one ofthe following pagesxor if not yourselh maybe your brother or sister or t kid across the street or his cousin or even your son or daughter. Were all here. The Seniors look a bit complacent, dont they, but regretlul too, because it's all over, hopeful, l think you ,d call the Juniors, the Sophomores, well, they're still very unconcerned about it all. The junior high students look likex junior high students Cremember that far backmxstill a little bewildered by most things but so very eager to learn. Yes, we 're all herexjust as the camera caught us in this year of grace, 7949. Take a peek, won 't you? Jo. mf HARRY AICHNER February 19, 1931 Ready, willing, able, l-larry's a pillar of the debating team, ace student and Friend. Debating 1, Q, 3, German Club 3, National l-lonor Society Q, 3 BEVERLY ANDERSON July 1, 1931 Small, pert, Fair Bev, never misses a wrestling match. Hall Monitor 1, Library Monito 3, Y-Teens Q TOINI BAKER February 24, 1930 lntelligence and a sweet disposition will spell success lor Toini. OFlice Monitor 3 FRANK BAKER February 5, 1930 Double feature here-a sense of humor and a ready smile. Basketball 3, Intramurals Q, 3 MARTIN BARRETT November 25, 1930 Speed they call himfthis quick witted and popular traclc man. Monitor 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2,3 ELEANOR BAUR November 8, 1930 She possesses a wealth of shy, gentle smiles which she showers upon everyone. Orchestra 1, Q, 3 l 1 6 CHARLOTTE BUNCE March 18, 1931 aking and algebra just seem to come An ambitious lass to whom dress- m . . naturally. College Club 1, Q, 3, Council Q, Band 2, 3 CHARLES BREWER November 8, 1930 Slide rule, debate book, tuba, and microphone-and you have Charles. Debating EZ, Band Q, 3, National l-lonor Society Q, 3 MARY CARRICK April 20, 1930 lce-blue eyes, brown hair and a big smile. Yes, thats Mary. SAM CIANFLOCCO June 3, 1930 Sam-star athlete, tall, dark and handsome gentleman. Baseball 1, Q, 3, Basketball 1, Q, 3, Football 1, 2, 3 LEO ESTES December 17, 1930 Happy Boy -curly-haired, likable, and always clowning. PAT CIOTTI February 19, 1931 A nose for news and a sense of humor characterize dependable Pat. Council 3, Dante Club 3, News 3 17 SAMUEL FARGIORGIO November 9 1929 Musically talented-loves the classic as well as the modern. Dante Club Q, A Cappella 1, 52, 3, Ushers 1, 2, 3 Treasurer 3 DONALD FARVER January 9 1930 Recipe: Add one part life of the party personality to one part good looks Result Don A Cappella Q, Boys Glee Club 3. Bowling 1 3 RICHARD FORD October 12, 1930 This I - p- practical, friendly, trustworthy. ad lives in the wood sho Intramurals 1, 2, 3 DONALD FIELDS March 13 1931 Straightforward, helpful, efficient- a willing worker and a real friend. Monitor 3, News Salesman 2, 3- Class Vice President 3 MARY FONDY April 22, 1931 Quiet and demure-but dependable and sincere. Vincent Merry-Go-Round 2, Y-Teens 1 FRANK FERRITTO November 25, 1930 An avid sports fan, and a singer, too, Council Q, Dante Club 3, Boys Glee Club 3 18 MARILYN HAISE December 29, 1930 She's petite and attractive, studious and gracious. Student Council 1, 9, 3, National Honor Society 3, Class Secretary 3 SALLI GUSTAFSON November 1, 1932 l-ler striking appearance - tall, slender, poised-immediately capti- vates the eye. Vincent Varieties 2 JOYCE HEDGES February 23, 1931 Her deep expressive eyes and animated personality create a lasting impression. Chorus 1, 2, Evening Y-Teens 1, 3 JOSEPH IAVARONE October 16, 1930 Quiet, and slow to anger, Joe crosses his bridges as he comes to them. lntramurals 1, 2, 3 WILLIAM HOLMSTROM September 29, 1930 Poitrait of Bill, the perfect angler- humorous, quiet, serious. DOLORES JAMBLITER October 11, 1930 Even Snow White would be envious of this girl's curly black hair. 1 9 4 College Club 1, 9, 3, Debating 2, . JOHN LETTERIO April 5, 1931 Our trustworthy treasurer dili e dependable d e sense r. Dante Club Q, Vincent Merry-Go- Round 3 SHIRLEY KNOBLOCH June 26, 1930 When ,it comes to aquatics, Shirl' is a star. Chorus 1- Sh' , ipwreclced 1, Evening Y-Teens 3 ANGELO LA FURIA February 18, 1931 Personable and congenial Hfxngeu- shining light of the football team, a fellow with a host of f' riends. Dante Club Q, Baseball 3, Football 1, Q, 3 LEONA KENDALL December 1, 1930 Really a sharpie with typewriter and pad, Leona is well armed t land a ry-Go-Round 2 1 RUSSELL MILES May 3, 1931 Gee he's V' , cute. the girls say of him. l-le's jolly, likable and always ready to do his share. Monitor 9 B , owling 52, Intramurals 1, Q, 3 NANCY LOBOUDGER A September 29, 1930 Football rallies are going to be a lot duller without enthusiastic Nancy. Coll ege Club 1, Evening Y-Teens 1, 3, Vincent Merry-Go-Round 20 ' I 8 ntl , an with a subtl of humo o -- good position. Vincent Mer K FRANK MOURTON June 1, 1930 ' d Fairrand-square, sincere and a har orker someone you can always W 1 count on. Baseball 1 Bowling 1, 3 ROBERT MORAN July 2, 1929 for his cavalier manners a wide smile. Boys Glee Club JEANNETTE MYERS January 30, 1931 Tall, handsome, deep-voice-known ' d mile 3, Intramurals 1, I1 oth and sweet, Sparkling, sincere, smo Really, Jean is hard to beatl Council Q, Y-Teens 2 VIRGINIA ORCUTT ' March 18, 1930 Ginny and social bubbles in champagne. Y Teens 1, N ETl'A ANGELINE PA February 1, 1930 has made her a va ua the Girls' Chorus. Girls Chorus 1, Q, 3, Basketball Q YTeens1 9 3 21 Q, 3, Red Cross 1, 2, 3 Monitor 1, 3, Twi worlc mix like Angeline's melodious singing voice l ble member of BARBARA PERRY December 13, 1930 f ll of enthusiasm Our vivacious gal, u for all school activities. rlers 1, 9, 3 DOMINICK SEMENTILLI January 10, 1931 You ve seen him in the stadium, this good-looking stalwart. Easy to tallc to, his pleasant company is welcomed by all. Monitor 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Water Polo 3 SAM PIZZO December 25, 1930 A faithful devotee of the great god football, our Sam is full f vitality and always laughing. Football 1, Q, 3, Baseball 3, Track Q 3 I l10 1930 CHARLES SPANBAUER A 1 Dual personality, quiet, serious, re- Flective, but good-natured and very friendly. Junior Red Cross 1, 9, 3, lntramural Basketball 1, lntramural Volleyball Q DONNA SITTER April 17, 1931 Magnetic personality plus clever mind equals Donna. Council 3, Letter Club 1, Q, Y-Teens 1, 2 ATHRYN SONOSKI september 4, 1930 N sports enthusiast, Kathryn gets a iclc out of swimming and basketball aslcetball Q, Volleyball 2 JOHN SIVILLO August 24, 1930 A shy smile, even disposition, quiet and reserved, a good friend-you ve described this boy. Dante Club 3, Stage Crew 1 Track 1 22 RICHARD STEFF June 3, 1931 Buddies for life-Diclc and trumpet can never be separated. Band 1, 9, 3, Vincent Varieties 1, Orchestra 2 PAULINE VANCE November 9, 1930 Witty -and easy-going, Pauline lights in being cheerful, Ohhce Monitor 3 RAYMOND TOTLEBEN April 22, 1929 l-lumor, his own special brand, anc his wit are a delight to his Friends Dante Club 3, Intramurals 3 LORE VOGEL January 5, 1930 England's loss is Vincent's gain. Council 3, German Club 3 23 fwfmxfwi. ..wg,ag- VETERANS Booth, Robert Edwin Campbell, David Dou3ldS Chambers, Stewart Miller, Wallace Oliverio, Frank PatSY Horst, William JACK ABELE June 13, 1931 Forever cracking a joke, forever making new friends. Basketball 1, Q, 3, Football 1, Q, 3, National Athletic Scholarship So- ciety Q, 3 JOANNE ALLEN July 1, 1931 The girl with the personality which charms everyone. 3 Girls Chorus 1, Vincent Merry-Go- Round 2, Yffeens 3 SAM ALWARD April 11, 1931 Triple threat: in football, in studies, n appearancewyou cant miss that :right red hair. Nlational Honor Society Q, 3, Foot- Jall 1, Q, 3 , President 3, National Axtheltic Scholarship 3 JOAN ANDREWS March 9, 1931 An easy going manner combined with a contagious laugh identifies Joan. Girls Chorus 1, Q, Secretary 3, Vincent Merry-Go-Round Q, Y- Teens 1, 2 'ATSY AMATO une 4, 1930 Dark hair and flashing eyes, a jovial ellovv with an answer to every iuestion. Pante Club Q, 3, Wrestling Q, 3, !olleyball1, Q, 3 BURTON ARBUCKLE December 23, 1930 The water is Burt's second home. I-le spends most of his time either swimming or sailing. National l-lonor Society 3, Swimming 1, Q, 3, Water Polo 1, Q, 3 ZL BARBARA BACON August 2, 1931 Tall, graceful-and full of zest in everything she does. College Club 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 VIOLET BEBELL January 2, 1930 With her skillful hands she will sketch her future as she has clone her past. Girls Chorus 1, Q, 3, Vincent Varieties Q, Spokesman Q, 3 EVA BAKER May 19, 1931 Chatter, peppy ways, and a winning smile'that's Eva. Monitor Q, 3, Bowling Q, Secretary 3, Life Saving 2 DOUGLAS BAKER September 4, 1931 He has that extra something that makes him easy to remember and hard to forget. Intramural softball 1, Q, Intramural football 1, Q, 3, Intramural volleyball JOAN AUGUSTINE October 22, 1931 The gal with the glint in her eye and the mischief in her manner. College Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, Twirlers 2, 3 ALAN BARNETT July 25, 1931 Very business-like and cordial, having a ready smile for all. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1 25 ROBERT BECKWITH March 6, 1932 He's very fortunate in possessing a sharp mind and a good sense of humor. Hi-Y Q, 3, Football 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 NORM BERG December 18, 1930 Tall, blond, cheery but studious, outstanding leader in every phase of school life. A Cappella 2, President 3, National Honor Society Q, President 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 WENDLE BERTELSEN December 10, 1930 With that contagious grin, Wendy conquers all. National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, Hi-Y Q, 3, Football 1, Q, 3 RAYMOND BERTELSEN November 25, 1931 Serious in class, but outside, the life of the party. National Honor Society 3, National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, Track 2, 3 OLGA BIFULCO February 14, 1931 A pint-sized package of energy and ability. College Club 1, Q, 3, Monitor 9, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3 BERGER BERTELSEN October 2 1929 Between his drafting ability and a way with people, Berg should go places. Track 2 2 6 Cross Country 3, Football 1, 9, EDWARD BORDONARO April 13, 1930 F h B 1 E ull of boundless pep, which makes im a wizard on the basketball court. asketball 1, 2, 3, Touch Football , 2, 3, Bowling 3 LOIS BLOOMSTRAND March 12, 1931 Artistic is the word for Lois She sings and one day hopes to be a fashion designer. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, College Club 2 3 Monitor 3 UGENE BREW August 22, 1931 Our stage crew commando, quiet and efficient, 'Dependable is his m iddle name. Student Council 2,3, National Honor Society 3, Stage Crew SZ, 3 MARTHA BRENOT February 10, 1931 Very petite and charming, with a passion for perfection Vincent Merry-Go-Round 2, ing Q, 3, Spokesman 3 IRENE BROSIG June 25, 1931 Our accomplished pianist whose di mples make her smile extra friendly. Student Council 1, Q, German Club 3, Y-Teens 1, Q, 3 WILLIAM BRITNER J August 8, 1931 Debat I-Ie gets great pleasure in playing golf-in fact in everything he does I-Il Y 2, 3, Intramural 1, 2, 3, Golf 3 27' ATRICIA BROWNE ebruary 22, 1932 he larks look to their laurels when atty sings. tudent Council 3, A Cappella 2 3 Teens 2, Treasurer 3 PAULINE BULO January 22, 1931 Pe rt and vivacious personal ity. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3 A Cappella 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 WILLIAM BURNS Iuly 3, 1931 sporty clothes, annimpish smile ll i . W cld up to Bunsy ootball Manager 1, 9, Track 1 3 restling 1, Q, 3 JEAN BUTSCH June 16, 1931 I-ler big brown eyes and wide smile make her a favorite. Cheerleading 9, 3, Vincent Merry Go-Round 2, Y-Teens 2 3 MARIE CANELLA Dctober 18, 1931 This agreeable lass is one of Vin ents Fine twirlers. Dante Club SZ, 3, Monitor 1, 2 Twrers 1, 2 CARL CANNAVINO Augusl 19, 1931 Skippy -champion on the wrest ling mat or in the drawing room Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Track 2 3 Dante Club 2 28 CLAYTON CAROTHERS August 'l, 1930 Indispensable to the wrestling team indispensable to the school. Boys Glee Club 9, Cross Country 3 Wrestling 1, Q, 3 RICHARD CASSIDY July 3, 1931 and easy to like. EILEEN CAUSGROVE August 5, 1930 A cheerful personality and a quiet charm that has won her many friends. College Club 1, Vincent Varieties 1, Y Teens 1, 2 3 EILEEN CERAMI October 14, 1932 Silent, serious, and serene, with lofty ambitions. College Club 1 Q 3 V' oun , YTeens NATALIE CHAFFEE February 10, 1931 Poised and casual, this charming girl will go far with her agreeable personality. Debating 1, 9, 3, German Club 3, President 3, Vincent Merry-Go- Round 9 Usually quiet, but easy to know Wrestling 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 , , , lncent Merry-Go-R cl Q- ELIZABETH CHERVENAK January 18, 1930 This petite and lively miss is one of Vincents best bow ers Girls Chorus 1, Q, 3, Vincent Varieties 1, Bowling 1, Q, 3 2.9 RICHARD CHRISTENSON September 4, 1931 Pee-weef' Vincent's own Alan Young-full of smiles, witty, and friendly, he's always ready to do his part. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 3 Boys Glee Club 2 GEORGIA COLLINS October 2, 1931 Underneath Georgia's guiet and charming manner, lies a for photography. Debating 1, 3, Bowling 1, Life Saving 1, 2, 3 '. . 5 .51 F: QE IOAN CHRISTOPH A 'efreshing Joan. Cheerleading 1, 9, 3, College Clu 2, 3, Y-Teens 3 DIANE COLLMAN June 6, 1931 Monitor 1 ROBERT CONROE Dctober 9, 1930 -lis outstanding voice makes h une of the mainstays of the Choir. RITA D'AGOSTINO June 30, 1931 lmps of mischief are alway in witty Ritas blaclc eyes. Dante Club Q, Y-Teens 3 30 i grace passion priI 2, 1932 A vivacious manner, exceptional :est in whatever she does, plus scholastic ability. Result? Gay and b I-ler winning personality will lead her ,into a prosperous future. Y-Teens 1, Secretary 2, President 3, im K Cappella 1, Q, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 s dancing l JOAN DALEY January 30, 1932 Attractive, good natured and friendly, this girl has a special interest in saiiing. , Monitor 1, 3, Y Teens, 1, 9, 3 MINNIE DARBY September 27, 1930 A sweet, agreeable girl, always ready to do a favor, JAMES DAVIS July 6, 1930 His tips-in athletics, in society, and as a person. German Club 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 9, 3 JAMES DAVIES December 31, 1931 When it comes to swimming or to charming the girls, Jim's in a class by himself. College Club Q, 3, Swimmingfl, SZ, 3, Water Polo 1, Q, Captain 3 ROBERT DE FONZO November 29, 1930 Quiet in manner, but intense in athletic interest. Baseball 9, 3, Traclc Q, 3, Wrestling PETER DE DAD April 4, 1931 Keen dresser, smooth dancer, and tops in tennis. Student Council 3, Vincent Varieties 9, Tennis 1, 9, 3 .- 31 JOAN DENTAL April 9, 1931 We like her carefree manner. Monitor 1, News 3, Bowling 1 GERALDINE DE SIMONE December 2, 1930 l-ler willingness to work hard at her job together with her charming per- sonality should bring success to 3 Geraldine. IO ANN DILLON 'Iovember 11, 1931 ,lo Ann's always bubbling over with 'un and excitement. :heerleading 1, 9, 3, A Cappella I, 3, Y-Teens 'I, Q, 3 ALBERT Dl MATTIO November 9, 1931 This reserved lad's keenest interest centers in basketball. Dante Club 3, Bowling 3, Basketball 9 :OLUMBIA DIPLACIDO Iune 25, 1931 When a person is in need, columbia is a friend indeed. Vincent Merry-Go-Round Q, Y- leens 3 JUDITH DlSQUE February 22, 1932 Sunny-natured Judith is always ready to lend a helping hand. Vincent Merry-Go-Round 9, Vincent Varieties 1 32 THOMAS January 18, Powerfully character, Ha-Y 2, DOUGLAS 1932 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Football 1 J ULIUS DI August 1, An intellig manner. Glee Club , Ushers 1, Q, President 3 constructed in and personality. REY DUMBECK stature, VECCHIO 1931 ent br ain beneath a casual Q Spokesman 1, EZ, AUD January 20, 1931 . Audrey's Winsome smile and quiet gt, manner malce her pleasant to have around. 5:22. - Y-Teens 3 DAVID DRYFOOS .,,,, , July 22, 1929 I-Iis collection of antiques is one of the Finest. Intramural Basketball 1, Q, 3, Intra ll 1, Q, 3, Intramural mural Footba 1 Volleyball 1 Q DONALD ELBAUM June 16, 1931 An up-and-coming amateur boxer. A Cappella 3, Boys Glee Club Q, 3 QgZ':fI,',.'..,5. . .- , '34, .,. . , .Y .J-. EDWIN ENNIS July 9, 1930 Always friendly in C the wrestling mat. on Ushers 1, 2, 3, Football 2, Wrestling 1,Q,3 lass, but a demon 33 ROBERT FOGLE March 29, 1931 Versatile Bob-outstanding' athlete and outstanding artist Baseball 2, 3, Football 1, Q, 3, ln tramurals 1, Q, 3 ELAINE FABRIZI August 24, 1931 Laugh and the world laughs with you Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Student Council1 YTeens1 Q 3 NANCY FREEBOURN December 'l, 1930 Ambition is her great sparlcplug. Student Council 3, Monitor 3, News Q, Editor 3 DELORES FRATUS July 13, 1931 Her claim to fame is talent. Debate 1, Qi Twirlers Q, 3, cent Varieties 1, Q BEUE FRANcis May 18, 1930 l-ler constant good humor is catching. Girls Chorus 1, Q, 3, V-Teens 3 ALTHEA FREEBOURN 'September 26, 1931 Good things come in small ages. Monitor 3, Y-Teens Q l l 3-4 her artistic Vin pac MARY LOU FUHRMAN March 9, 1930 Easy does it all the time,, everywhere-is Mary Lou s code Monitor 9, A Cappella 2, 3, Y- Teens 52, 3 SALLY FREIDMAN July 26, 1931 l-lere's a girl who's really hep, Monitor 3, Y-Teens 1, Q, 3 MARY GADEN November 9, 1931 Cute Mary Pat, whose pep, enthu- siasm, and industriousness are as well known as her bangs . Student CounciI1, Y-Teens 1, 9, Secretary 3 GERALD GALBO September 28, 1930 In leading cheers she's got the pep Cheerleading 1, 2, Captain His magnetic personality plus his cross country prowess add up to GD unusual person Cross Country Q, 3, Track Q, 3 COLLETTE GARRISON November 2, 1930 Corlcyk' Your friends are many and your faults are few, And we wish the best of luclc for you. Cogege Club 3, Y-Teens 3, Bowling I MARY GARFIELD October 17 1932 Student Council Q, Treasurer 3 Girl Scouts and swimming head this busy lassie's list. Q, 3, Vincent Varieties 2 35 College Club 1, Q, 3, Life Saving 1, JOYCE GIANUZZI March 11 1932 Want a perfect secretary? Joyce is the answer. Monitor 1, 3, V-Teens 3 HERMAN GEISECKE May 26, 1931 One of the outstanding reasons wl' we have a good wrestling team Track 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3 GILLESPIE May 23, 1931 - A loyal pal-one worth lcnowing College Club 3, Y-Teens 1, 9, 3 Spokesman 3 February 13 1932 PHILIP GILLESPIE A fellow with a rare sense of humoi l-li-Y 1, Q, 3, National l-lonor Societ Q, 3, Swimming 1, Q, 3 BERNICE GRAY May 21, 1930 Sports take the number, one spot in the long list of Bernice s interests. Vincent Merry-Go-Pound Q, Y- Teens 3, Basketball 1 SALVATORE GIORDANO January 29, 1932 An easy-going personality combined with an interest in wrestling. Dante Club 3, News Q, 3, Wrestling 2, 3 36 1 DALE GRIFFITH January 16, 1931 Doubly talented-in music and me- chanics. Band 1, Q, 3, Orchestra Q, 3, Vin- cent Varieties Q, 3 ROBERT HAMILTON September 25, 1931 Champion miler, wrestler, trumpeter. and Student Council Q, 3, Band 1 Cross Country 1, Q, 3 MARYELLEN HAWLEY September 23, 1931 She elilervesces with gaiety and mirth. Student Council 2, News 3, Y- Teens 2, 3 JACQUELINE HENNING August 15, 1931 Her industrious elforts will be greatly rewarded. JOHN HERBST March 23, 1930 Red hair, blue eyes, bright smile and pleasing personality make him a standout. Glee Club 1 BARBARA HERSHELMAN July 11, 1931 Self-reliant and always on her toes. Y-Teens 3 37 I RICHARD HETTISH July 6, 1931 A live-wire in school as well as on the athletic Field. It Band 1, 9, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Q, 3 NORMAN HOFFMAN January 12, 1931 l-le follows the absorbing hobbies p of amateur photography and stam collecting. A Cappella 1, 2, 3 '52 Q 1. Q Ps EJEROME HONARD September 25, 1929 Stellar athlete and popular man- about-school. Football 1, Q, Track 1, Monitor 3 SAIQLY HOOPER July 10, 1931 Her sparkling personality adds zest to all Vincent activities. A Cappella 1, 2, 3, N. l-l. S. Shows 1, Q, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 'A HERMAN HOWLAND October 27, 1931 His pleasing personality makes him everyone's friend. Basketball 2, 3 NANCY HORANIC March 29, 1932 Nancy's fair and gay, brisk and peppy- a tonic for the blues. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 3, Letter Club 2, 3 5? Q, If L. Q fs. 38 JANET IAVARONE August 8, 1930 Her twinkling eyes gain her many friends. Cheerleading 1, Q, 3, Vincent Merry-Go-Round Q, Y-Teens 1, Q, 3 MICHAEL IACOVETTA September 19, 1931 Reserved in manner, musically talented and sports wise. Band 1, Q, 3 LAINE JOHNSON September 16, 1931 A fortunate girl, both pretty and talented. Monitor Q, 3, Vincent Varieties 1, Q, 3, Y-Teens 1, Q, 3 JEAN JOIFRITA October 15, 1931 Friendliness and Jean go hand in hand. Cheerleading Q, 3, Vincent Merry- Go-Round Q, Bowling 3 JUANITA IRWIN January 4, 1931 Juanita's a truly good sport, a joy to be with. Vincent Merry-Go-Round Q FLORENCE JULIANO May Q, 1931 Mischief, vivacity, and dimples- that's our little Flo. Cheerleading 1, Q, 3, Vincent Merry-Go-Round Q, Y-Teens 1, 3 3.9 January 19, 1931 DANIEL KELLEHER November 15, 1930 Plays on the basketball court and on the clarinet with equal ease. Band 1, Q, 3, Vincent Varieties 1, Basketball 1, 9, 3 HAROLD KIRK September 19, 1930 Motorcycling tops this all-around ' ' ' f favorites. . Sp lik' Wrestling 1 , 2 orts enthusiasts list o ROBERT KENNY Life in the outdoors-especially hunting and fishing-is the life for him. Q, 3 Bowling 1, 3, Intramurals 1, JUNE KERNESS November 1, 1931 Personality sparkles in Junie's brown eyes and winning smile. Student Council 1, Q, Secretary 3, Vincent Merry-Go-Round Q, Y- Teens 1, Q, 3 JOSEPH KELLEY July 12, 1931 l-lis prowess cross-country teams has greatly helped in keeping Vincent in the victory column. on the track and Cross Country 1, Q, 3, Track 1, Q, 3, Swimming 'l, Q, 3 JEANNE KIRKER J ne -askgentle and pretty May 4, 1931 ean a spring morning. will College Club 1, Y-Teens 1, 9, 3 Senior Class Secretary 3 .40 65 JAMES KISSMAN May 21, 1931 Easy-going Jim puts a spark into any party. Hi-Y SZ, 3, Track Q, 3, Football 1, 3 PAUL KLAHR September 1, 1931 Colonel Klahr-the man of a thousand talents. College Club SZ, Pres. 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Secretary 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3 KARIN KLOEPNER October 12, 1930 Karin's abilities as a student and as a seamstress are envied by all. Vincent Merry-Go Round 2 MARKO KLAPSINOS November 21, 1931 One of the Fleetfooted boys who helped our Fine track team. Cross Country 2, 3, Intramurals 1, Q, 3, Track 1, 2, 3 JACK KRASCHNESKE January 16, 1931 Jaclc's smile and helpfulness malce him a real pal to have around. A Cappella 1, Q LOUISE KRAUS June 4, 1931 No truer friend to everyone can be found. Vincent Merry-Go-Round 2 il Y-Teens 1, Q, 3, Bowling 1, 3, MARJORIE LA COUR February 9, 1932 ln her unaFfected manner lies the secret of her success. MARILYN LEARMONTH January 25, 1931 This congenial gal is known to be An understanding pal you see. Y-Teens 1, Q, 3, Bowling Q, 3 GENE LEONE July 10, 1931 Musically mindeclf he'd certainly be lost without his piano. A Cappella 9, 3, Traclc Q, 3 MARIE LE CATTA October 18, 1930 Happy am, l, from cares I am Free, Why arent they all content like me Office Monitor 3, A Cappella 3i Girls Chorus Q, 3 PRUDENCE LOPEZ August 20, 1931 She's eager to learn and willing to laugh. Vincent Merry-Go-Round 9, Vin- cent Varieties Q RICHARD LOWMAN March 9, 1931 When you want a job done, this lad can be depended upon to do it. Band 1, Q, Orchestra 2, intramural Basketball 1, Q 42 VERNE LUNDQUIST November 26, 1930 When you think of music at Vincent, you think of Verne and his clarinet. Band 1, Q, 3, Orchestra Q, 3, Vin- cent Varieties 1, 9, 3 ROBERT LUTTON August 14 1931 A handsome lad whose smooth manner will carry him far Football 1i Orchestra 1, Q, Vincent Merry-Go-Round Q JAMES MacKENDRlCK December 8, 1931 When it comes to swimming, the Fish have nothing on Mac. Student Council 1, 2, lntramurals 1, Q, 3, Swimming Q, 3 MARJORIE MAGEE May 22, 1931 A smooth dancer, big brown eyes fringed by long Feathery lashes- what more could a girl want? Vincent Merry-Go-Pound 2' Y- Teens 1, Q, 3 JOAN MARNELLA November 7, 1931 A merry heart hoes all the day. Cheerleading 1, Q, 3, Y Teens 1, 3, Vincent Merry-Go-Round Q WALTER MAKELA June 19, 1931 Two years as a wrestling manager have proved Walt S executive ability. Band 1, Q, 3, Intramurals 1, 52, Wrestling Manager Q, 3 43 BARBARA MARTIN April sa, 1931 IBarb's,witty sense of humor is a joy to everyone. Bowling 1, Y-Teens 1, 2 VIRGINIA MARSH November 2'l, 1930 I-ler accomplishments are many, her failures are few, Success is hers, for she'll always come through. Y-Teens 1, 2, President 3, Student Council 1, 9, Vice-President 3 National I-lonor Society 2, 3 TRICIA MARTIN November 18, 1930 .'Patty'snbrisl4 and capable, friendly and helpful. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 MARY JANE MARTINO February 27, 1930 Easy going Mary Jane-the girl with a thousand friends. Vincent Merry-Go Round Q, Y- Teens 2, 3, Life Saving 2 EVANN MATTHEWS January 18, 1932 Wrapped in, a smile, personality bound, and all packed in one cute bundle. College Club 1, Q, Treasurer 3, Y- Teens 1, Q, 3, Vincent Varieties 1,2,3 LOUIS MAZZUCA January 26, 1931 One of the bulwarks of our wrestling team Wrestling 1 Captain 3 44 Band 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1, Q, 3, FRANCES McCRACKEN January 27 1931 A competent lass whose ambition lie' in the Field of medicine Y-Teens 3, Bowling 3 WILLIAM McKINNEY December 20, 1930 Vincent loses another valuable mem- ber of the wrestling team when Bill leaves. Intramurals 1, Q, 3, Wrestling 1, 2 MARGARET MEDBERY July 29, 1931 Sugar and spice and everything nice, thats what little Peggy is made of. Vincent Merry-Go-Round Q, Flag Bearer 3, Monitor 3 --4 NANCY MEANS November 29, 1931 Our capable social chairman, always in the midst of things. College Club 1, Monitor 3, Y-Teens 1, Q, 3 RICHARD MILLER September 20, 1931 When you know Dick who loves to travel,' you believe that travel broadens one. l-li-Y Q, 3, Football 1, Q, Track 1, 52, 3 BARBARA MOORHEAD June 8, 1931 She's delightful to know and to be with. College Club Q, 3, Vincent Merry- Go-Round Q, Y-Teens 1, 2, Sec- tary 3 45 KATHERINE MOSNER May 3, 1931 Artistically inclined with a trend toward the sophisticated. Spokesman 3, News 3 JOHN MORRIS September 11, 1931 John is the invaluable and hard- working goalie of our water polo team. ACappella1,Q,3,Swimming1,Q,3, Water Polo 1, Q, 3 THERESE MOSER April 8, 1931 A congenial companion who has many friends. Ohfice Monitor 3, Vincent Merry- Go-Round 9, Y-Teens 1, Q JEAN MORAN May 24, 1931 Her motto: Give a smile and you will get one in return. Hall monitor 3, A Cappella 3, Girls Chorus 1, 9 NANCY MURRAY August 19, 1931 She's fair, gracious, and lovely, with a shy but winning manner. Student Council 3, Twiriers Q, 3, Y-Teens 1, 3 CAROL NEASE January 28, 1932 ln Carol-ability and charm go hand- in-hand, College Club Q, 3, National Honor Society 9, 3, Y-Teens 1, 9, 3 .46 MELVIN NELSON August 14, 1931 Those tests proved that Melvin is Vincents ace driver. Boys Glee Club Q, Baseball 3, ln- tramurals 1, Q, 3 MARTHA NEMETH August 19, 1931 Quiet, unassuming, but a faithful friend. Monitor 3, Y-Teens 1, 3, Bowling 3 ALOYSIUS OBMANN December 21, 1931 Al helped add that necessary speed to our championship track and cross- country teams. Student Council Q, 3, Cross Country 3, Track Q, 3 CATHERINE OBMANN December 21, 1931 Her warm smile has brightened many blue moments. Home Room President Q, 3 ROSE ONSLOW April 16, 1931 l-ler vivacity has added much to school life. heerleader 1, 2, 3, Vincent Varie- C ties 1, Q, 3, Y-Teens 1, 9, 3 HUBERT OCAMB May 8, 1931 One of the Stout-Hearted Men of our football team. Student Council 1, 9, 3, Football 9, 3, Track Q, 3 47 ETHELYN PHELPS December 7, 1930 Ethelyn adds a mature poise and love- liness to the merchandising class. Y-Teens 3 EDWARD PASSEROTTI January 9, 1931 Ed's happiest when he's in the woods hunting. Baseball 3, Intramurals 1, Q, 3, Wrestling 1 JANIS PATTERSON May 9, 1931 Sincerity is her virtue. Monitor 3, Twirlers 9, 3, Y-Teens 1, Q, 3 JOHN PATZKE November 23, 1931 Athletic as well,as intellectual talent round out Johns personality. Basketball 1, 3, Cross Country Q, 3, Track Q, 3 1 CARMELLA PETRUNGAR November 9, 1931 A triclcy little lass who wears clothes straight from the fashion page. Dante Club Q, A Cappella 1, Q, Vincent Merry-Go-Pound 9 JOSEPHINE PASSAMONTE October 16, 1932 Faithful and industrious in all she undertalces. College Club Q, 3, Y Teens 1, Q, 3, Bowlingfl, 9, 3 48 EDWARD PORTZ September 10 1931 Ed's Fine pitching helped our base ball team take the city crown. Baseball 3 Bowling 1- Football 1 CATHERINE PICK March 19, 1932 That sweet smile and cheerful dis- position will carry her lar. Student Council 1, Spokesman 3, YTeens 1 Q 3 PHYLLIS PIZZI June 28, 1931 She's quiet and unassuming, but a sincere friend. Monitor 9, 3, Vincent Merry-Go- Round 9, Y-Teens 1 MARGARET PONGRATZ February 15, 1931 Her wonderful sense of humor and genuine sparkle make her fun to know. Vincent Merry-Go-Round Q THOMAS PONSFORD December 14, 1931 Happy-go-lucky-that's Ul2ed'sU phil- osophy. Monitor 1, Q, 3,'Ba5eball 1, Q, 3, Track 1, 2, 3 MARY ANN PIGLOWSKI March 7, 1931 Her loyalty and keen wit have won her many friends. Cheerleading Q, 3, Student Council 3, Spokesman 3 49 RITA POST June 26, 1931 l-lere's to Rez -a capable lass, She's on the beam in any class. Student Council 2, Debating 3, National Honor Society 2, Secre-A tary 3 GLORIA QUADRI December 29, 1931 Gloria has that sparkling smile and pleasing manner. Monitor 3, Vincent Merry-Go-Round 2, Y-Teens 1 Q , 5 653. af. RUTH RICKLOFF May 1, 1931 Versatile, peppy, and plenty of wit--that s Ricky. College Club 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society Z Vice President 3, Y-Teens 1, SZ, .3 DONNA RANDALL September 1, 1931 Worry and l have never met. Twirlers 1, 2, 3, Vincent Varieties 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 3 fi L. -. 171 .pt NANCY ROEHL August 28, 1931 Where there's excitement you'll Find Nancy. College Club 1, 2, Monitor EZ, 3, Y-Teens 1, Q, 3 SHIRLEE ROBACKER September 30, 1931 Sl1e's lull of pep and an all around good sport. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1 50 C ARMEN ROMEO Ju Ca people at Vincent Eatronal Honor Society 2 3 Foot a WILLIAM SANTINI Ma Bil RICHARD SCHIEMER July 27 1931 Debatmgs has Flrst love Debating 2 3 Band Q 3 Swimming ugust 4 1930 IOBERT SCHULTZ 'N 1 -lis clever wit and sense of humor nas made him outstanding among his many friends. tudent Council 3, News 9, 3, lincent Varieties Q EDWARD SEMENTELLI January 19, 1931 Quiet lad and sports minded. Spe- cialties? Football and Wrestling. Student Council 3, Football 1, Q, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 ARBARA SHERWOOD kugust 26, 1931 he possesses a quiet and restful DAVID SHIRLEY November 5, 1931 Quiet and reserved but friendl I Y-' and for him the saxophone tallcs. Student Council 1, Q, 3, A Cappella SZ, 3, Vincent Varieties 1, Q -IERESA SINARE ecember 19, 1931 'hatever she does-and she does ts she does with her whole heart. udent Council 1, Twirlers 2, 3, incent Varieties 1, Q, 3 MARIAN SILMAN February 11, 1932 'Her mirth the world requires. Girls Chorus Q, 3, Y-Teens Q, 3 52 NORMAN SITTER November 24, 1930 A lad with great ambition, quiet and soft spoken, an excellent student. German Club 3, Orchestra 1, 9, Touch Football 1, 2 EVELYN SLOW August 8, 1931 So merry as the day is long. BETTY SMITH June 11, 1931 Betty's a true believer in the old saying, 'Silence is golden. Vincent Varieties Q, Y-Teens 1 FERNE SMITH October 16, 1931 Gay and sweet, with a word and a smile for everyone. Debating 2, Monitor 2, 3, Y-Teens HAROLD SPETZ November 2, 1931 Little and lively-never misses out where fun is to be had. Boys Glee Club 1, Q, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Traclc Manager 2 YVONNE SMITH October 21, 1930 She's charming, pleasant, and friendly. Girls Chorus 1, Q, 3, Y-Teens Q, 3 53. JEROME STANKOWSKI December 1, 1931 Carefree's the worcl for this lad. No problem ever gets him down. Band 1, Q, 3, lntramurals 1, 2, 3 KENNETH SNYDER May 19, 1931 Friendly but quiet, and right there when a job is to be done. 22 -Q ,,. 521 E gg. Q? 1. 5' QQ' EVELYN STRINGER December 3, 1931 True in friendship, gracious in manner. Girls Chorus SZ, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3 ROBERT STENSTROM September 2, 1930 Tall, capable, dynamic Bob-the boy with the host of friends. Boys Glee Club Q, 3, Spokesman 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 9, 3 CATHERINE TEDESCO August 17, 1931 The girl with the smile to greet all her friends. Student Council 1, 2, Monitor 3 EDWARD TAYLOR May 19, 1931 A mechanic of the future vvho's never seen without his car. - 54 GLORIA TOLBERT October 31, 1931 A subtle sense of humor which attracts many friends. VICTORIA TEDESCO June 17, 1931 Viclcy's contagious smile and jet black hair are a welcome sight in the merchandising class. NADINE VAN TASSEL February 4, 1932 A 'all around girl -interesting talented, friendly. Color Guard Q, 3, National I-lonor Society Q, 3, Debating Q, 3 HYLDA TOME June 14, 1931 Horses and dogs are the First love of this thoroughly honest and sincere girl. Vincent Merry-Go-Round Q ROGER VAN TASSEL IuIy 18, 1931 de s a sports enthusiast with an en- ? . . I aging personality, and is a supersales- an of his ideas. rack 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Tennis VINCENT TRONCONE May 18, 1931 Tallcative and a good Sport, forever asking questions, but never getting the answer he wants. Boys Glee Club 3 55 MARGARET VIERRA October 28, 1930 Petite and gracious, her man admired. ner is Cheerleading Q, 3, A Cappella 3, Dante Club 3 ROSE VETRI Sepiember 22, 1931 t, so calm, yet so eloquent. So swee Cheerleading 2, 3, Dante Club 2, 3, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3 SHIRLEY VINCENT December 29, 1930 I-ler charming wit-and ready smile make her an ideal student. Y'l'eens1 2 3 Bowling1 2 3 PAUL VERNO April 22, 1931 Paul gets his fun out of tinkering with motors l-lenry Ford in the making. Intramurals 1 2 3 JOSEPH VITELLO August 27, 1931 Joels easy to .know and like, a good s Dante Club Q, 3, A Cappella 1, 3, Boys Glee Club 9, 3 tudent with many admirable qualities. WILLIAM WEAVER October 29, 1931 Vincent's Number One drummer ' to boot. boyvand a swimmer Band , , , Water Polo SZ, 3 56' 1 2 3- Swimming 1, 9, 3, DONALD WEILACHER June 7, 1931 Humorous and carefree and always seen with something to eat. Intramurals 1, Q, 3, Boys Glee Club Q, 3 JOSEPH WEIS June 20, 1931 Lively Joe-always in the midst of fun and friendly activity. Student Council Q, Intramurals 1, 9, 3 Track 3 KENT WILEY March 16, 1932 Energetic Kent has more friends than he can count. Why? Because he likes people. Intramurals 9, 3, Wrestling Q, 3 MARK WILLIAMS December 19, 1930 Tall, shy, ambitious, his lively per- sonality and happy smile win him many Firends. Student Council Q, 3, 1, 9, Captain 3, Water Polo 1, 2, EDWARD WILSON January 12, 1931 An outstanding leader, student and friend, an unfai ingly reliable lad with a brilliant luture. Student Council 1, Q, President 3, Swimming 1, 9, 3, Senior Class President 3 JOHN WELLS April 26, 1931 Tall, shy, reliable Jack-a whiz German. Student Council 1, German Club Tennis 2, 3 57 GUILFORD WILSON February 11, 1932 I-le manages the football team and his own affairs with equal efficiency. Basketball 1, Q, 3, Football manager 1, Q, 3, National Athletic Scholarship Society Q, 3 SHIRLEY WILSON June 22, 1930 She'll often surprise you, but never disappoint you. Cheerleading 1, 9, 3, News Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 MARGARET YOUNG May 29, 1931 I-ler unforgettable sincerity puts her on top. National l-lonor Society 3, Y-Teens 1, 9 Vice-President 3 College Club Q, Secretary 3 ANN WRIGHT September 18, 1931 Lovely to look at-delightful to know- National l-lonor Society 3, College Club Q, 3, Y-Teens 1, Q, 3 SHIRLEY ZIMMER e entered to learn July 26 1931 our high school days ' were times of work and play Pep and personality-plus done up W in d tiny package. e now go forth to serve illggliagl-T-2622 iffifls Chorus Uncertain of the way 58 UNDERGRADUATE CLASSES BA 'Ehr A.A3lio G. Anderson . VHSOH Rf- 52 P. Bardo J. Bertges J. Bierley W. Black J. Bowman C. Bruno A. Clwatlwam .Wu M. f,.,W,,o.-.ffM. - .ma fi, ,',f ia f , ff- ,,,. H G. Ciotti N. Cipolla S. Cohn J. DeLeva J. Durforcl E. Ennis J. Eschbacher iff M. Fairfield V. Frankly J. Fratus D. Garvin A. Grazier D. Everhart B. Hanks R. Faccetti A 'R V- 'I Al l :,r L. . Ywmv C. l-lill ea -0 n V V wi. ' - . . ,f., .fig J. Lauterbach R. Lawson R. Outwair D. Palmer V l'D' 5 ',g5ijK.gtm. , ' V ,. J W- N x iw 'if 1 r S. l-loffer D. 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GILLESPIE PRINCIPAL Dear Friend o' Vincent: As l loolc baclc over the past athletic season l can still hear the cheers and the groans, the wild elatiom and the deep despair. That about sums up the seasozn itselfxwins and losses. 4 Qnsthe whole, lguess yould call 7948-49 fair-to-middling. We won the city trophy in baseball and swimmingf the city and dis- trict crowns in cross-country, but ended up midway in football and baslcetball. We lost some heartbrealfers too, to wit, the Tech game. But what's a loss or twoXit's the playing that counts, and believe me when any team played Vincent, they lcnew they were playing a real team. i Thats usxthe Fighting Colonelsl Jo. V-'A 132' ,S , Ay Q ,,g13,zzf 1-MW,,,mvm ' :Wh i ' ' ' W N277 ' i 1 Leroy Smith i i i Glenn Grubbs Sam Cianflocco BASEBALL Bill Clark 35. Angra La Furia 78 Chuck Haise Jim Lipinski Ed Portzg Vinnie Obmann Sam Pizzo Neal Zimmerman Bob De Fonzo HBCU' Fogle 79 Don Zonno BASEBALL A toast to the winers, the brave and the strong, And a toast to the boys who helped vict'ry along. Three cheers for our players who made our team rise- 'Twas well worth their efforts-they brought home fiist prize. A toast to our captain who led us to fame, Our own King of Swat -Cianflocco, his name. The best batting average-the best to be found, The city s best player, with friends all around. And out in left field Ange LaFuria stands, Heis quiet and serious with powerful hands, He s great on the defense, he's quick in a pinch, With Ange as a fielder, our prize was a cinch. And next for a toast is a second base man, Whose running for homers gave joy to each fan. He really is fury when he starts to run, Without Sammy Pizzo, we'd never have won. Bill Clark is the next one we're privileged to toast, His batting is good, but he is known most For that wonderful pitching that was right in line, An all-around player, Bill's sure doing fine. And here's to Bob Fogle, who helped save our place, Gainst Wan'iors and Lions when he set the pace. With his timely homeruns, he gave us the lead, His humor and action are just what we need. Don Zonna comes next in our toast to the team, His thoughts are all baseball, he never lacks steam. He's eager and swift, alert in the game, Though quiet and peaceful, he brought our team fame. Chuc Haise is the player whose catching you know, He's full of the spirit-just watch his fame grow, For he will be with us as catcher once more, We know he'll keep working to give us top score. Jimmy Lipinski next, blue-eyed and shy, As pitcher or fielder, a wonderful guy. He worked very hard and we really are proud, To toast our ace pitcher before any crowd. In beating the Hillto , Glenn Grubbs, was our boy, Whose fine work in battin sure Filled us with joy. He's quiet and solemn with his thoughts on the game, As baseman on first, he spread far our fame. The next little man you have all seen around, For a good show when playin , no better is found. Or if you want joking while pslaying a game, Then our boy, LeRoy Smith, will give you his na me. The player whose pitching first made our team win, Was Ed Portz, ,the fellow we're now bringing in. He always is found in the ri ht place and time, Just full of the spirit that mage our team climb. Our mascot, our fielder, is next for a toast, A shock of red hair is what we know most. He's Hash in defense, he's pep y with zest, Tom Ponsflord as hitter ranks high with the best. The quiet DeFonzo who plays second base, Is filled with excitement as he takes his Elace. And we're glad to toast Bob and give im our thanks, For help putting our team in lead of the ranks. Then Zimmerman pitched in a number of games, And helped his good teammates stick to eir aims. Regardless of dan er, he was there And even in coacshing he helped do his share. This promising catcher sure makes the girls sigh, lf you don't believe me, just watch him go by. Of course Obmann is just whombwe mean, And what ' o next ear remains to e seen. Y -Martha Brenot NAME P AB H B.AV. H.R. R.B l Don Zonna 3B 59 14 .237 O 4 Bob Fogle SS 56 14 .250 2 17 Sam Rizzo 2B 49 12 .244 O 6 Sam Cianflocco CF 45 18 .400 3 19 Bill Clark P 48 15 .312 O 14 Ange La Furia LF 50 9 .180 1 6 Chuck Haise C 43 10 .232 1 9 Jim Lipinski RF 29 8 .274 O 3 Glenn Grubbs 1 B 43 8 .186 O 5 Le Roy Smith 1B 13 4 .307 O 3 Vinny Obmann C 7 3 .428 O 2 Tom Ponsford RF 12 2 .167 O 3 Bob Defonso 2B 6 2 .333 O 2 Ed Portz P 5 2 .400 O O Neal Zimmerman P 3 O .OOO O 0 Totals 468 1 21 .258 7 63 ROW ONE: V. Obmann, C. Haise, G. Grubbs, D. Zonna, B. Fogle, A. La Furia, S. Pizzo, T. Ponsford. ROW TWO: P. Kissman, Manager, N. Zimmerman, B. Clark, S. Cianflocco, E. Portz, J. Lipinski, L. Smith, ' B. De Fonzo, B. Gustavson, Coach. Mr. Gustavson, coach, Pete Kissman, manager Glenn Grubbs, Leroy Smith, Bob Foglz, Don Zonno um iam Cianfiocco, Jim Lipinski, Tom Ponsford, Angie La Furia Ll m 0 30 Q an 3,5 Qui: Q3 ,ywa 11 X 'Jr Y Q .R Q4 Q EFI ifwg' sn' 3Mr. 45 ISM '! E8 F 4 W v Bodies, bodies, everywhere Is this leap frog, Bob? Where are you going, Bob? JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW ONE: J. LaJohn, P. Richards, L. Grigner, F. Loeil, J. Schneider, J. Passerotti, A. Guianelli, P. Logue, M. Simonian. ROW TWO: llirkoilia, Oloach, A. Croil, E. Peck, A. frucilla, C. Swanson, W. Black, R. Hogenmiller, W. Thor, R. Lomax, R. Di u io, oac . ROW THREE: R. DiMarco, Manager, J. Gordon, W. Spiller, J. Berquist, M. D'Amico, J. Lewis, B. Laub, C. Seaberg, J. Greene. 8.4, xl. .pv ww BASKETBALL Neal Zimmerman Joe Bertges Full of vim, vigor and fun. 9 Here's a boy with many friends A A boy who certainly can run, With the team he certainly blenos. 1 .-. , y Al l - f-5 f if Herb Shaw This boy's as sweet as can be. Whats he looking at? Could it be me? V- B. Chuck l-laise i U The basket is whatlhe s aiming for, We're just sure hell make a score. 186' Tom Buel Tall and lanky is this boy, To his teammates he s a joy Leroy Smith A joker in our friendly school, But on the Hoor he doesn't fool. s Jim Davis sNs V! Th C t' F ur mi hty team, -S 5 W Yoii sijguciiinsceecimim pgt on steam. ff? ligquk I 1' A' X 1 J -K YB. tiiordandm f Edd b uJaCknAbe'z i Ixmseii iE'2Fu'i'i1 I fd h atc a waiti ' or ' '? ' 'h 'I ' 't A t s Thfow the bdllndnd donfpl-Sfycov. Hglgfssfgrkiiel F2321 fain ?i5'5ZV1TiZ Thigh die :ii wgrfril gif? Hash. , 87 ROW ONE: R. Gilson, S. Williams, V. Obmann, L. Greiner, ROW TWO: W. Cerrona, W. Logue, E. Trucilla, A. Pivetta. ROW THREE: Capt. L. Raymond, R. l-lolmstrum. P. Riazzi, Mgr., Mr. Bell, Coach, A. W2iSSf MSV- Mr. Krkoska, Coach, J. Green, Mgr 88 WATER POLO DEC DEC Jim Davies Johnny Morris ii. ROW ONE: C. Hearn M. Williams J. Davies P. Gillespie. V R. Leonard Mgr., A. Weibel Coach. ROW TWO: P. Klahr J. Morris E. Wilson B. Arbuckle. 8 9 Q .9 Burt Arbuckle Jim Davies. 7 Paul Klahr Chet Hearn .90 SWIMMING Ja Blerley Jim and Marlc Mark Williams Row ONE: le. sehlemer, W. Weaver, J. sllefp, P. Gillespie, J. Gealllel, E. Wilson, W. Underhill. Dick 0055 ROW TWO: M. Williams, J. Davies, M. Smith, R. Cross, J. Wells, J. Bierley, R Leonard. ROW THREE: l3basco,kJ. MacKendrick, B. Arbuclcle, C. Hearn, P. Klahr, R. Seibel, W. Reichert, . afne 6. Bill Weaver 40 yeard dashvfvlark and Mex ,f . ' j. - 1 Bull Underhill l ? W 92 'llvlacn McCarthy, Ed Wilson .mmf , , dijifiy-gg 4553 53147. 5 44 I .7 -'f.- its i, if xxfi2EsTLiNc5 , Richard Di Tullio Louis Mazzuca ROW ONE: D. Dickey, L. Mazzuca, F. Burns, B. Hamilton, G. Kaiser. ROW TWO: D. Payne, K. Wiley, E. Ennis, D. Petersen, B. Young, E. Pallatto, A. Grezier. POW THREE: D. Di Tullio, B. Birig, L. Gurwell, B. Laub, C. Carothers, A. Obmann, J. Noble. 94 Frank Burns Kent Wiley Ro Burrows Y Louis Mazzuca l , Duane Payne ..Ed.. E . Mazzuca, Burns, Hamilton mms Bob Hamilton Clayton Carothers I-lerman Geiseclce Bob Bierig, 95 Geisecke CVD Rydzewslci CTD 155 lb 145 lb, Cdrothers CVD Kenny CAD 103 lb. Wiley CVD Karninslci CTD Hamilton CVD Pancerev CAD 138 lb. 197 lb. Ennis CVD Kline CAD Burns CVD Adams CAD 95 lb. i33l6. I5QayneCVD 'l1Qlb. J.Enn1sqvp Kdfpesmp 120 lb. Mazzuca CVD Cavicchio CAD Ref. Reed 96' Dfxxvl Txvfrx T n, i . 14 Ui i INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE: J. Tramino, L. Smith, K. Wiley, J. Pundt. ROW TWO: W. Bertlesen, J. Patslce, T. Solvedt, N. Rieger ROW ONE: J. Galbo, J. Patzlce, J. Kelley, M. Klapsinos A. Obmann- R. Bertlsen B. Hamilton. h R ROW TWO. L. Mazzuca, R. Boyd, J. Ennis, B. Baldwin, C. Carothers. i1 Bob Hamilton Bob Hyde, Sam Kramer COUNTRY '19 4 8 Mr. Gillespie, Bob Hamilton 97 CITY TRACK 19 -4 8 A. Kosclliclc, R. Allen, Sprinters. N. Oblong l-lurdler. .v.. .........., .,,. I I R. DeFonzO, J. l-lonard, Relay. M. Eldredge, Track Queen, M. Barrett ROW ONE: R. l-lamilton, R. Hettish, A. Koschiclc, R. Allen. A. Tovani, R. Whipple, l-l. Spetz, mgr. ROW TWO: E. Ostergaard, R. Guianelli, R. Gourley, R. Steinmetz, N. Oblom, J. Davis, T. Buel, R. Collmdn. ROW Tl-TREE: V. Bell, Coach, R. Gilson, L. Raymond, G. Galbo, M. Klapsinos, l-l. Shaw, J. Kelley, R. Bertlesen, G. Leone, S. Kramer. 98 fry, - - .A T ., K - Q, , M 'f iff is ' Q A M . ' ' all a a no L'-- A ,, ' ' , ff ,Q V ,fm , , gf . , Q . , V W, V zl l, A W4 , Y -K L V ,L k -ij? lg? , ' ' 1 ' l, A HgL,Ai,fw?m,, , A .,.- , 1,1fl, .or 1 ZA. T' f - f N X A - ,IKE A , ,E In ,... Kaya. N ga, V w if , vf' - .... if ,Q I-M., V y' , me e ll F , ff - - L'-' , L I ,, ,A H- Q. 'A'k V Jim Davis and John Bruno, athletes at work 5lSl t 529598 dt l'l6Vfi5bUfS-l-- Guwvell, T. Buel, G. Wilson, P. Riazzi, C. Romeo All aboard to the York-Vincent Football Game The Big Three-G. caan-,0, sz. Hamilton, Flying Hish-G Hamilton A. Obmann 9.9 TRACK 1949 290 YARD DASH SHOT PUT W. Bertelsen, H. Shaw, R. Fogle T, Buel DISCLIS R Bnerng K, k5,2 ..1- , L' ,-gT. , 175, .. , ,. M, K , K LOW HURDLERS J. Davis, R. Fogle POLE VAULT P. Logue A T-HGH HURDLES MILE RUN D. Shirley, J. Davis, R. Gilson M- Kldpsmosf R- Beftelsen 0 TRACK TEAM ROW ONE: A. Weiss, Mgr., C. Gianelli, B. Bierig, L. Raymond, H. O'Camb, J. Davis, D. Hettish, H. Shaw, T. Ponsford, B. Hamilton, G. Leone, G. Galbo B. DeFonzo C. Haise, R. Gilson. ROW TWO: Sam Kramer, Asst. Coach, B. Fogle, P. Riazzi, C. Bianco, J. Green, S. Schwei- lcert, J. Kelley, D. Warren, J. Noble, B. Young, L. Greiner, L. Brusche, R. Bertelson, D. Miller, D. Miller, J. Daniels, B. Fliclcenger, M. Klapsi- nos, A. Klapsinos, A. Obmann, D. Shirley, C.Cannavino. ROW THREE: A. Maylcenen, J. Beveridge, B. Cerrona, L. Augustino, F. Swanson, F. English, R. DeCoursey, N. Rieger, B. Ferguson, G. Curtiss, P. Gillespie, V. Lundquist, A. O'Connell, E. Petrungar, N. Zimmerman, D. Butsch, B. Burns, L. Mazzuca, B. Pizzo, P. Logue, B. Wall, M. Simonian, Vinnie Bell, Coach. ROW FOUR: R. Strict, B. McKinley, B. Laub, G. Flickenger, C. Amorosa, E. Peck, D. Everhart, B. Stelcetee, R. Lewis, E. Alward, B. Dale, L. Gurwell, V. Obmann, R. Daily, J. Schnei- der, A. Clement. ,ii , I g ,,,- . .. s f , V T' . . 5 -ip? BROAD JUMP .r.. A 2 rrll A 2 snSk'i iffffy. lil J' Dm .... 1 Mggwii Q35 gg Wm-of E 45,7 'ff ,.,, A .... L., ,. ,...,.. 5 wg. i..-iff...--,..QZLI' 1 ai 4 14: A . ' W., ,,.. .4 . 4, ,N , .,,. I . ' ' lima. :rr-. . ,fav:'z's-w'f1:1'wB:1a J' v wfii- ,. HALF MlLE RELAY H. Shaw HALF MlLE RUN N. Zimmerman, R. l-lettish, J. Kelley 'IOO YARD DASH HIGH HURDI-ES G. Leone, R. Fogle, R. De Fonzo. D, Shirley 101 'i--Iv-112 Q g Y T'T?' X 53533351 Q fe me 94 wwf 5 -fm. ffffff 21 - 5 4 5, 1 , fn rv Safnl 27,55 JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES ROW ONE: N. Beuser, D, Biers, R Laudensaclc, N. Riclcloff, B. First, J Keeler. ROW TWO: J. Weir, S Schabaclcer, L. Worden, E. Galbraith J. Smith, M. McDowell, A. Buhl ROW THREE: A. Arbuclcle, F. Rosen thal, A. Montgomery, B. I-lughson A. Frick. FOUL SHOOTING CHAMPS Second: G. DeMarco, First: N. Dillon, Third: S. Bell. 3' Ml 1 BASKETBALL CHAMPS ROW ONE: S. Bell, O. DeMarco, Capt., D. I-liclcs. ROW TWO: S. Dillon, J. Hill, J. Dion, F. Speros. ,S BADMINION ma Miss Weinheimer, J. Dion, J. Campbell, N. Dillon, M. Korn. 103 ROW ONE: N. Riclcloff, J. Dion, K. Nesi, M. Korn. ROW TWO: G. Sandiff, B. Johnson, B. l-lughson, A. Arbuclcle, J. Baker, L. Jones, S. Bell. ROW THREE: S. l-loffer, B. Reynders, J. Colclesser, J. Smith, S. Angert, B. Garfield, J. Campbell, M. Getzin. ROW FOUR: Instructor Weinheimer, J. Horn, J. Goodenow, G. Collins, N. Chaffee, S. Sandiff, B. Gray, M. Garfield. ROW FIVE: C. Servideo, L. Dickey, S. Utterbach. ., W-m:..l27Q1 ,-, l l ' SHUFFLEBOARD . ....,. .-... -, .. --,,- J. Dion, N. Dillon C. Garrison, M. Riclclolf, J. Juliano. 104 BOWLING Officers: S. Vincent, J. Juliano, M. Learmonth, E. Baker, R. Onslow. TOP TEAM TOP TEAM S. Vincent, C. Garrison, G. Collins, E. Baker, M. Lzarmonth. L. Kraus, pl QMIOWI J, Julidnol J- Joifmd, M, pgglowskil C. Garrison, J. Julieno, J. Dahlstrand, N, l-loranic, M. Learmonth, J. l-lill. BOWLING ROW ONE: M. Nemeth, J. Juliano, L. Winter, K. Pavlov, J. Joilrita. POW TWO: L. Kraus, J. Dalwlstrand, M. Piglowslci, R. Onslow, F. Cooper, M, Rick- loff, N. Parks, M. Cutri, P. Esser. POW THREE: G. Col-lins, B. Gray, E. Ennis, D. Comer, N. Horanic, M. Norton, M. Learmonth, J. Hill, F. McCracken. 1 0-5 9 MN Strong Dincent H' zqh Sch ool EST STH ST. ERIE, PA. HAMILTDN C. G ILLESPIE PRINCIPAL Dear Friend o' Vincent: l was roving the rear hall the other day and as lpas vocal music, lheard the A Cappella pract' ' along the hall l heard str ' band r sed the icing Farth ains of a s oom, and 't . er nappy march issuing from the 1 set me to thinlcing how dull our school lives would be without music. lhinlc how drab a football game would be without the Ped a Blaclc strutting between halves, lading us in a touchdown song or cheering us on when the going got rough. Think what an empty space there would be in our assemblies and in the cultural life of our community if there were no Hnely trained choir, chorus or glee club, to express our thoughts and feelings in beautiful song. Cr ratherxdont thinlc about it, because we have musicaxall lcinds, both vocal and instrumental, to suit every mood and for every occasion, open to all who want to take part and enjoyed by all who hear. Were luclcy. Yes, we are. Jo. nd xii! NL' 107 2 A CAPPELLA ROW ONE: Margaret Vieria, Patty Brown, Flo Barberio, J. Yoculan, J. De Sarro, Cv. English, J. Dillon, J. Harris, P. Bulo, C. Benson, A. Bertlesi J. Bertges, G. Weaver, C. Bruno, V. Marsh, A. Mancuso, S. Zonna. ROW TWO: M. Le Catta, J. Marasco, R. Keller, B. Henning, M. Delave R. Fatica, S. Hooper, J.Laird, M. Fuhrman, B. Bacon, N. ChaFFee, B. Herbst, R. Spanbauer, M. Cianco,J. Loveland, P. Breclc, P. Goodlett. ROW THREE: Morris, D. Payne, R. Conroe, S. Fargiorgio, R. Bertelsen, W. Thompson, G. Leone, A. Clement, A. Renze, R. Christensen, A. Stough. ROW FOUR: l Hoffman, R. De Marco, N. Berg, S. Alward, J. Vitello, R. Gianelli, J. Rhodes, F. Costello, J. Kissman, C. Romeo, D. Rogers, D. Shirley, P. Riaz: Z CHORUS ROW ONE: lCimino, S. Bolash, S. Shreiner, C. De- Row TWO: J. 502502, A. Mele. anna ROW THREE. Y.smam,P.Mal1uan,J.wel1s, Noapaalo. ' D- Shirley, N. 32,3 ROW FOUR: G. Weaver, H. Klapsinos, K. Nesi, R. Viltri. 108 1 p i s fl 2 E .E GIRLS CHORUS ROW ONE: A. Ruggiero S. Henry D. Schweilcert, A. Aquillono. ROW TWO: C. De Santes, M. Vanclwieri, E. Burclcliolder. ROW THREE: C. Coleman, E. Mangold, R. Cicero. ROW FOUR: B. Francis, V. Bebell, N. Burnside, A. Herman. POW ONE: D. Oligeri, D. Hiclcs, H. Jones. ROW TWO: J. Orsini, D. Fratus, R. La Roiccia. ROW THREE: S. Vient J. Meider J. Smith D. Heirls. ROW FOUR: P. Gilbert, J. Di Tullio, J. Andrews. l l ROW ONE: L. Winter, M. D'Angelo, M. Brownlie. ROW TWO: E. Chervenalc, S. Tolbert, J. Cuzzqla. 1 ROW THREE: J. Gderttner, R. Harvey, M.-Cutri, P. Stafford. l Row FOUR: E Bula, is schembef, E. Shepard. 10.9 BOYS GLEE CLUB ROW ONE: D. Marco, E. Peclc, G. Bari, R. Fowle. T ROW TWO: J. Passarillc, D. Peterson, D. Snider, E. Schneider. ROW THREE: D. McClellan, D. Pezzato, D. Weilacher, D. Kaufman ROW FOUR: D. Payne, W. Campbell, U. Barrett T. Davies. ROW ONE: B. Daisley J. Comi J. Case. ROW TWO: C. Cannavino D. Elbaum N. Bucarelli. ROW THREE: P. Wilson E. Hess M. Sayre. ROW FOUR: R. Ferguson F. Thompson G. Gardner A. Guiiianelli. X Z fi 2 Q 6 X. E S 2 S ROW ONE: L. Regelman, V. Obmann, R. Kissman, B. De Fonzo. ROW TWO: J. locovetta, B. Braine, R. Knauer, G. Gaither. ROW THREE: W. Jackson, T. Church, R. Stenstrom, A. Mucciarone. ROW FOUR: J. Beveridge, P. Jones, J. Campbell, D. Legler. 110 ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW BAND 1: D. Kelleher, J. Dion, N.. Dillon, V. Raymond, M. lacovetta, N. Hogan. Q: R. Schiemer, F. Petrungar, G. Cross V. Lundguist, S. Dillon, D. Schrimper. 3: D. Palmer, J. Lewis, D. Griffith, D. Lundquist, W. Fairgraves, A. Knauff. 4: R. Hamilton D. Fuessler, R. Lawson, M. Solorino, W. Malcela, D. l-lettish 5: L. Agostini, B. Weaver, B. Bert, D. l-logenmiller, J. Wells. fx he BENQ ORC Audrey Mehne A f COLOR GUARDS J. Lauterbach, P. Medbery, N. Van Tassel, W. Black. ROW 'lz J. Metz, R. Clvristman, S. l-lolfer, B. Briggs ROW Q: J. Evans, E. l-lolman, V. Lundquist, D. Marlcle, R. Lette, N. Van Tassel, B. Brown. ROW 3: R. Lawson, D. Lundquist, S. Westback, C. Renaud. 111 i i gglfzfvl ZW Strong Uincont High School H ST. ERIE, PA. HAMILTDN C. BILL an 5 E S F' I E I N C I PA L - D 3 5 Nan 3' 'I ear Friend o' Vincent: School Lifexas l near the end of it, and it doesn 't seem a sv possible that graduation is so nearxl Hnd myself trying to thinlc what Q 1 it means, of what it is made up. l suppose activities comes as close ,lvguqvl :,k:,V 2 f to describing it as anything. Weye been up to our ears in activities for three yearsxclubs, all lcinds, V- Teens, Debatin g, Newspaper, Year Boolc, Red Cross and so many others l don 't have space to mention them. These activities have made our lives so much richer. Weye met fellows and girls there that we id otherwise never have lcnown,- we 've learned the give-and-talce that goes with rubbing elbows with others, and many of us have acquired interests and hobbies that will be a part of us long after theres no School Life. 5 Turn over these next few pages and look through the with us at Vincent School Life. Cdl'T76l'd Jo. gfflglftifg , w i 5 , ,. , i ,aa i i , 4 , 4' s aaa cf I , 2 - Y - 5 is iii' , ' -:F . - K' Qw,1a1sVf'lf1i . . ' wf fE,w v r ' ' v-'fQff.t.,,-fist ., ,L WLEMQJL Wisiitsi it Wad ' .se I wifi,-2 V gamxl A 2 as :iw Q W' ,., ,4 ,ali A f ig? if 4 7 - A , . X ,. L J . ' U '4' :1l,iii'q5v:TZ ,:'-: h ix W, mf' in -:wig r Y wi A QL-5,.,. f w v.1'fff Ll ' f, V , ,.X.,Q1,, ,., x,w,?.,, 'bs .sh ' f Q.. ,i 2 ,.., H W 9 sa ,-, + 'V ' J SQ f +. ,Q QV f ,amz 5 96 X , H' iw? if H .HQ s ,av 1 if .. .,,--L :- 'Q'-.1-' asf: A? Q A QQ ,Q f, ' Sag 'ieilv L A 1741 - . My 1-an , PR eg., ww DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PLENTY OF TIME FOR WOOLIES M. Martino, E. Taylor, M. Williams, S. Zimmer B. Sherwood, B. Smith, K. Snyder, J. Irwin, E. Stringer. FASHIONS IN FOOTWEAR R. D'Agostino, M. Lear- month, B. Martin, K. Schick, J. Herbst, E. Phelps, V. Tedesco, M. Pongratz. CENTER--J. I-lerbst. NEWS IN NYLON G. De Simone, B. Schultz J. Di Vecchio, R. Law- mon, D. Collman, C. Pe- trunger, C. Di Placido R. Lutton, J. Allen, A Dumbeck. 114 ROW ONE: R. Post, N. Van Tassel-Secretary, S. Cohn- President, P. Martin-Vice President, J. Mucciarone. ROW TWO: M. McLaughlin, M. Brenol, P. Christenson, D. Morev, R. Schiemer, G. Collins, P. McLaughlin, Gay Lay. w 9' .i NEWS REPORTERS ROW ONE: N. Roehl, E. Johnson, M. Hawley, J. Mucciarone, M. Fairfield. ROW TWO: A. Wright, K. Mosner, M. Fuhrman, D. Gawin, J. Goodenow, W. Black. ROW THREE' J DiLeva B Clark N Zimm r- man, J. Kissman, N. Gnaprny. I D 6 OFFICERS J. Duhford, A. Chatham, G. Anderson, B. Schultz, S. Giordano, D. Christenson. FRONT-N. Freebourn, editor. Sherman Cohn David Rochin EX. BOARD' OF COUNCIL ROW ONE: W. Young, E. Wilson, B. Moorhead, V. Marsh G. Galbo. ROW TWO: P. Klahr, N. Berg, S. Hooper. 115 ROW ONE: J. Joifrita, R. Onslow, S. Sandiff, J. Mar- nello, S. Friedman, J. Christoph, J. Dillon, ROW ONE: C. McCarthy, S. Bell, B. Johnson, J. Kufner, F. Juliano. J. Decker. ROW TWO: J. lavarone, R. Veltri. ROW TWO: M. Goodrich, M. Veltri, M. Cutri, P. Ziroli, ROW THREE: E. Fabrizi, M. Piglowski, M. Vieira. S. Henry, N. Parks, J. Dahlstrand. ROW ONE: J. Marnello, Co-Captain, S. Friedman, Captain. ROW TWO: R. Onslow, Secretary. ROW THREE: S. Griesbach, R. Cicero, B. Herbst, J. Foust, N. Feichtner, L. Chase, D. Smith. ROW ONE: T. Sinare, G. Baehr, J. Augustine, N. Mur- ray, D. Fratus. ROW TWO: M. Win erter, H. Sauervvine, D. Walsh, D. Ranclalgl. ROW ONE: A. Abbey, J. Jenco, D. Boetger, W. Rice ROW TWO: A. Glaspell, J. Buccarelli, J. Breese, F . - . . I i - Fusco, D. Spangard, B. O'Dell. TQ.,ifmi..?:.?tsff5..?.:g'f.'3f1f12:.'...E.1.:' TWIPLEPS Row THREE: E. Q J. cm. i.Si..id. 116' DANTE CLUB ab'-Wa Nleltri' C' Vlll J. lxAarC l J. Com px, Psglioi ifafiml- ' F J. C 'a' o. Bi i ari io, i u co, F. Fusco, M. Pedano, M. Ferrio, J. Gianuzzi, A. Morano, P. Ferritto. E. Bordanaro, N. Bucarelli, S. Giordano. A. DiMatteo, Miss Galbo, C. Romeo, B. Pizzo. VIRGIL CLUB E. Cerami, O. Bilulco, Miss Mercer, P. Gillespie, C. Baehr, H. Boyle, D. Spaulding, G. Collins, N. l-lansen, R. Martin, B. Merritt, M. Garfield. NAIIUNAL HUNUR 5UUElY ROW ONE: V. Marsh, D. Walsh, P. Browne, O. Bifulco. ROW TWO: R. Riclclolcf, S. Sanclill, A. Wright, J. Duflord, M. Taylor. ROW THREE: P. Bulo, C. Nease, R. Post, N. Chaffee, N. Van Tassel. ROW FOUR: E. Wilson, R. Bertelsen, P. Klahr, D. Palmer. ROW FIVE: G. Breer, B. Arbuclcle, P. Gillespie. ROW SIX: C. Romeo, N. Berg, S. Alwarcl. GERMAN CLUB ONE: E. W'l , I. B ' , A. B l , V. G'll ' , N. Ch F-lee, S. Sandifi, M. Brenot. I , I M TWO: N. Siltzill F. Bliggsljl. Metzfjiiiiglls, J. DaiFiie2leW. Bertilsen, J. Davis, R. Schiemer, R. Fachetti, C. Jonnson, Miss B. Kohoutv. 117 l l VIEENS A 10th GRADE R. Hewel, J. Declcer, J. Gunter, B. Garfield, B. Gillespie, V. LaPlaca, M. D,Angelo, E. Marini, V. Nulph, C. Servideo. S. Bell, R. Augustine, L. Chase, C. Mc- i csfihy, J. Karim, R, Taahey, J. Dian, s. Dil- A lon, N. Borden. J. Chessario, J. Miller, B. Johnson, J. Hill, J. Meider, J. Kelly, N. Dillon, M. DeJohn, G. Thomas. l I ... n n A Officers: l J- Abele, P. Gillespie, P. Klahr, J. Kissman. ROW ONE A. Dumbeclc, J. Allen, E. Phelps, D. Diclcey, D. Coleman, R. D'Augustine, C. DePlacedo, K. Lawrence. ROW TWO J. Luclchart, D. Mendes, N. Grappy, C. Pet- rungar, B. O'Dell, M. Wingerter. 1f1thfGfRADE 12th GRADE I x vern lvi. Cionco, rx. iviarano. 15, r. Browne, K. ..c.., .. ...c....,e....... ..c, .. ... V. -. -...- ,, . . , N ROW TWO C Coleman, N. Collins, A. Mehne, D, Gillespie, E. Matthews, A. Wright, J. Gianuzzi, B. Francis. ROW THREE: J. Pa Spaulding, J. Swanson, G. Bucarelli, samonte, M. Nemeth, N. Murray, E. Cerami, M. Brenot, E. Causgrove, J. Butc ROW THREE J Abbot, A. Bertelsen, C. Benson, W, M. Garfield, B. Gray. ROW FOUR: L. Wilson, R. Veltri, M. Vieira, L. Bloor Reese K. Pavlov,J. Carideo. strand, B. Bacon, C. Garrison, M. Magee, E. Baker, F. Juliano. ROW FlVl ROW FOUR C Gustafson, G. Lay, M. Taylor, S. Schuy- C. Nease, F. Smith, P. Martin, L. Kraus, R. Onslow, J. lavarone, S. Frieclma macher, C. Baehr, F. Fusco. J. Marnella, J. Kirlcer, S. Robaclter. ROW SlX: R. Riclcloff, J. Daley, J. Christop GA.gEglowski, H. Sauerwine, D. Randall, M. Hawley, E. Johnson, N. Van Tasse . 1 on. 118 ....rs 1 isiss. .srsi i.ii TE .-,gfjfg.5gi,5 is - p 5 .V , .KV H. .M A 1 V V VIV . L . . , 'L . ' L-sfff ' H F as ar. LA 1 , ,f 4,5 w .. ' 15 . 1 if if A A ' - .Liir.s. 1 A Lz, , ,:,,, , , ,..A g L ' , Li',L 117 :fi 'T , -15 . -5 ai ' CUSTODIAL STAFF 35.1 Mrs. Mattison, Mrs. Durbin, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Stetter, Miss l-laas, Mrs. Baumgardner, Mrs. Szepietowski K. v. B. CLUB , 10th GRADE Y-TEENS PROJECT ROW ONE Miss Kohout, M. Cox, D. Hicks B. Smith. ROW TWO: P. Estis, N. Vitello, B. Strong. ' COLLEGE CLUB A COLLEGE CLUB ROW ONE: V. Gillespie, R. Riclcloff, B. Moorhead, Secretary, M. Cionco, Vice President P. Klahr, President E. Matthews, Treasurer J. Christoph, J. Augustine. ROW TWO: F. Cooper, O. Bifulco, N. Grappy, J. Goodenow, D. Spaulding, N. Collins, A. Mehne, J. Decker, B. Leonard, S. Dillon. ROW Tl-lRFE' J Davies N Cipolla R Lawson R l-lenshavv B O'D Il 'J L 'd A M C. . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . so, Benson, N. Dillon. ROW FOUR: B. Bacon, L. Bloomstrand, R. Martin, A. Chathom, D. Kahn, V. Marsh, JTlrPassamonFellCR. Post, M. Brenot. ROW FIVE: S. Cohn, A. Wright, C. Garrison, S. Schumacher, J. Dulford, D. Garvin, G. Anderson, J. MCDarment. 119 NURS ORTHOPEDIC CLASS J. Brogan S. Falbo C. Toran W. l-lavrris G. Kaiser J. Kalvoda B. Rocco G. Watts G. Onorato l. Bennett C. Toran J. Leach J. Bellorti S. Falbo M. Carlson B. Rocco W S. Czulewicz L CAFETERIA ING CLASS ROW ONE: D. Carey, C. Ream, E- SCGFICS ROW TWO: l-l. Blythe, ll. Heisler, F. Metz, L. Fullerton, R. Schneider. 120 lN BED: D. De Santi E. Rodriquez B. Henning T. Angelo N. Irwin A. Dale Mrs. Murray Girls -..- l mean, boys! VINCENT VAQIFTWQ i Vincent! western jazz bend. Our own 'lil Dora Lou.. Powder Puff Brigade. Mammie's Lil Baby 121 SENIOR T CLASS PLAY ROW ONE: J. Kerness, V. Marsh ROW TWO: P. Bulo, W. Weaver, N. Van Tassel R. ROW TH N. Berg, J. Kerness, D. Christenson Christensen, M. Nemeth REE: K. Mosner, J. Kissman, S, Hooper, B Arb kle UC J' Kissmdnf N' Ven Tassel V. Marsh, J. Kissman, K. Mosner, J. Kerness N. Berg, S. Hooper, W, Weaver, N. Van Tassel, R. Christenson, V, Marsh, P. Bulo, R. Schiemer, J. Kerness, K. Mosner, J. Kissman, M. Nemeth 122 offreff Studio 714 State Street QN ext door to Boston Storeh Phone 7-8102 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS STRONG VINCENT 1 9 4 9 I In the future, may we suggest You call on US, when you: are in need Of Dh0t0graphic work. We enjoyed working with you HHS past year and hope you will Oontinue to remember us, Sincere best wishes for vour future. Helen Cottrell and Son, Ralph Cottrell Dieter PORTRAITS WEDDINGS CANDID WEDDINGS BABY PICTURES GLAMOUR POSES COLOR DEVELOPING 85 PRINTS COMMERCIAL Autograph . I 4.54 ca 'f fwdzrk ,ygf 4 ki, ft 3 X .K 14, I 62.01 f I Q44 4 jf ,- r jj V 4? 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A. needed- gasoline driven motor meter pumps. We like to credit Am- erican Freedom of Enter- to able being for prise pursue an idea into a busi- ness that drops millions of em .E U1 Q GJ SL .Zi ws S-4 O 1+-I U2 Q. E : D-4 75 : Q U3 ui CL E : I3-4 GJ .E 'E m C6 C5 bil SI I3 : SL E Q C-P : O EZ ws : m an .E 4-7 : cz E5 cn CJ Ha fn as Q3 in 3 'li Q Q E? S E rie E to in yroll dollars pa pressors, Com Air uf an s I3 4-7 'P4 ki ws : Q V1 CD ii C!! 5 : O 'I-1 -6-7 cd 4-7 cln CD s: :: O U2 N Q5 Fl? E3 CD 4-7 U2 is 112 on .E 'ES : LT-1 4-v L4 O Q. Air cts, du Pro EE 53 Petrol it akes III and businesses vi L4 as ,SI rn cd E rs and Car te Me Air r several fo also possible hundred Erie Meter fami- lies to live happily through security. THE PLAZA DANCE STUDIO BALLROOM DANCE INSTRUCTION By Appointment BATON - BALLET - TAP REGISTRATIONS OPEN FOR BEGINNERS, ADVANCED AND PROFESSIONAL STUDENTS Phone 9-2406 or 9-9636 for a Free Dance Analysis ERIE OWNED - ERIE OPERATED PLAZA ENTERPRIZES, INC. Office and Studio-2686 Peach at Goodrich C N fi? 5 -JA X23 1 . A vi S A ' . 7 .55 f Q ,, 5 ' gs, I 5'f.l-la. 7 Thirty-five Years of Continued Service to the Athletes of Erie High Schools Palace Hardware House -ca Q3 i 1 1 . 121- .anal il l f Fill? ml vwgwi l all ' 1 ' ,l f ' lin I Erie, Penna. Buy the Best-Buy Sealtest ECOMA ERIE COUNTY MILK ASS'N Phone 2-2255 LOVELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Makers of Pressure Cleansers CWringersJ Rubber Rolls Ice and Field Hockey Sticks Klaks tWood Sole Sandlesl Erie's Quality Shop For Distinctive Fashions Ehr iialle Eros. Glu. 122 West 10th St. Phone 2-6451 Made To Your Measure SUITS FOR MEN - FOR LADIES 549.50 to 569.50 Finest of Domestic and Imported Fabrics SUITS and COATS for MEN and WOMEN IN STOCK 829.50 to 555.00 Pants and Slacks - 37.95 to 814.95 PERRY SQUARE CLOTHES 701 State Street Erie, Penna. Ml s , wr In Erie, It's ERIE'S LEADING f PAINT sToRE f f X Remember when you think of paint, think of Ei1isPeiefC0- COR. 14111 8' STATE ST. GET A GOOD MUSICAL EDUCATION From Beginner to Competent Artist, at the ERIE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Established in 1913 156 West Seventh Street, Erie, Pa., Phone 2-2824 Principal, Peter LeSueur Bachelor of Music, Oxford University: Fellow of the Royal College of Organists, London. Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Music, London. Fellow of the American Guild of Organists Organist and Choirmaster Emeritus of St. PauI's Episcopal Cathedral CONSERVATORY COURSES To students desiring to take one subject only, complete courses are given at moderate fees by a highly qualified faculty of fifteen artists, in Piano, Voice, Organ, Violin. Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Saxophone, Harp, Trumpet, Alto, Baritone, Trombone, Tuba, Piano-Accordion, Mandolin, Spanish and Hawaiian Guitars, Xylophone, Banjo, Sight Singing, Theory, Musical Knowledge, Harmony, Counterpoint, Composition, Fugue, Analysis and History of Music. Certificates awarded on the satisfac- tory completion of each grade. The Conservatory has seven Grand Pianos. GRADUATION COURSES To students desiring to do more comprehensive work for personal culture or with a View to taking up Music as a profession, Graduation Courses are offered with Piano, Voice Organ, Band and Orchestral Instruments, Composition, Harmony and Theory as principal subjects. CLASSES IN HARMONY AND GENERAL MUSICAL KNOWLEDCE Conducted by Principal, Peter LeSueur These classes meet once a week and each session lasts an hour. Open to all music Students, singers and players, whether pupils of the Conservatory or not, who wish to round out their musical education and ensure for themselves a solid foundation in good musicianship. Attendance at this class for 'two years, or its equivalent in private lessons is required from each candidate vfor graduation. Fee 5151.001 a lesson, which includes use of text books and material. Certificates awarded. I 2:45644 74e fum'-ze wif! place ff, QEOSLDDPF Motors UP gzeazfez empkmzde on 3..f.C18i0Dfof?0ei.i2lfmS educatdanai ,e'ze,bcz-zealaeea 0 M o t 0 r Generator ,, Sets to 1000 k- W- Klan may lame an tie ,bauf I Induction Motors 1 to 1500 h. p. O High Cycle M-G Sets 0 Terminal Blocks for connecting wires at Switchboards, etc. 0 Hand operated Gen- erators for Army and Navy Signalling GQ D p400p IPZNI' Pa , llle ,H 04' Q fog, YEARBOOK PRINTING A SPECIALTY Our 1949 productions include the following: Cathedral Prep, Academy High School, Harborcreek High School, Mercyhurst Seminary, Villa Maria College, St. Vincent's Nurses, Tech High School, Lawrence Park High School, Strong Vincent High School. and Mill Creek High School FURNITURE WORKERS FEDERAL LABOR UNION MARKHAM S Erie S Only Complete Music Store Local No. 19609, Erie A + It's Great to be in the Band Have YOU Heard the New X Q: Gritlszlngrjtrument of Your Own Varsity Records ,L-. Rental D00 2 Top Tunes On '9 Plan per month Each Record C uffy, A 4' T' , ,r f , 1 . I jfft- - ' 'A' ll 71 l 'Al' -Y A H 1 LY ,.'., 1 -f ' 1 ' --1 A - in A ' ', it ' 4. 'A iifpwyiiaqlwwd A Qi, -S ,V if 'Phone 2-3340 17 West 11th st. Erie's Style Leaders Q , Meyer Quality Is Approaching a Q: 'WQA 1. Your Guide to Full Cermtury Qralgkmggamlgi' Satisfaction Smart College Styled Apparel for Hi Studertts CLOTHING o HATS 5 SHCES 0 FURNISHINGS Also Misses' and TeenfAge Suits and Coats P. A. MEYER E99 SONS ERIE,S FOREMOST CLCTHIERS 8l7'819'82l State Street pt s ner us ii it s se ROASTERS OF FINER COFFEE . . . Catering to Clubs' and Restaurants Our Specialty The Crocker Sprague Co. Dunkirk, New York ' B a - Su nbeam rea X, I -v ' A'lY ' i n .. , 7 Qi ' 5 T Y' Sunbfqib Independent -I i .rf-5 Mfg, -Cf, gumcrlfp' ' W A5 fl 3 l ,,,f,L-M Af , '- GROCER S L'-ily-Jag-E ff-gij P ff- l We , A f Bread at Its Best HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO Compliments . A LA A msmcm 5 reuzfumon LABOR 9 1 s 1 o Bo? 41' f, I 0 0 or 2 ' 5 Q V9 4 P 4 'lfvseai ' 0 5015 PF lfllllna 01 . . M Maxon Office Equlpment H H 033621 3551119 Opsrlalsed Co' E Shaw Walker Master Craft S. xrgtlilif 1409 State Street 1 ' I e Cre rn Desks - Files - Safes - Office Supplies c a Chairs PI'0dUC'C Of D. White Telephone 2-2549 SANITARY FARMS DAIRY Telephone 2-3808 521 East 18th St. Phone 2-5517 Compliments of Eckercls A J ' Prescription Drug Stores-Medicines X Q , Toilet Articles-Sundries E . 5 5 At Reasonable Prices and Guaranteed S I Satisfaction on Every Purchase Three Stores - 1 1109 State-9th and State-706 State Cakes Candles Luncheons E1-ie 926 State St. 26th and Parade Sts. M. O. Compliments of Guild Optician Frank Grehl Dr Cleaners Y ERIE OPTICAL COMPANY West 21st St. Erie 823 Peach Street Phone 2-4894 1413 Kimmel 8K Son At all Home Owned Food Stores SHOES - HOSIERY - BAGS Jacob Haller Company '78 Years At The Same Location I ' Corner 17th and Sassafras Sts. wvholesale Dlstrlbutors 1 reg sf f Tl ' A A A HEADQUARTERS FOR 4 : :,. N E , AAA BAND INSTRUMENTS Dale Williams' Music Shop 1015 State Street - 2nd Floor Triple-cushioned Actlo posi tively removes and without wear. Toe-touch Control for just-right height adjustment l ' l n - from your rugs, of the rug'-c eanmz nozz e. Safety-switch that eliminate danger. All-Aluminum Chassis, rigid and durable. Indestructible Start-Stop Switch, eliminates one of the most frequent of trouble in Vacuum cleaner operation. Flood-light that can be controlled in the search for dirt in dark corners. There are more but only a demonstration in your home and on your personal cleaning problems can do them justice. Phone for a free demonstration . . . The Kirby Company of Erie 917 French Street, Erie, Pennsylvania SODERBERG 8: BUHL WHOLESALE and RETAIL POULTRY Fresh Country Eggs 913 Parade st. 1 Phone 2-2058 ' Is' 918 PEACH Exclusive agents I. MILLER SHOES FINE ACCESSORIES Edward L. Gamble. Dist. Phone 2-2821 -Uninnbaunk -4 Winning pause xl!- Under Authority of The Coca-Cola Company by plus lc tax ERIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Congratulations - Class of 1949! 1 I e, Exe usuleb, Roper X ,V 1, ,V C g 1 PROTECTION , Pays. - COME RIGHT IN! ,,, 561nS0n 1 Ro ! Erie's Only Escalator Store .1 state street at 9th P 9 Since 1877 V Matt. Flelschmann BUNGAALOW PARK GROCERY and MEAT MARKET Clothing and Furnishings Shoes and Rubbers for the Whole Family Staple and Fancy Groceries Hunting and Out-oloor Clothing Fruits and Vegetables 2611 Parade Phone 0-9290 Erie, Pa. 3223 Peach Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1949 Daka Paper Company Fourth and State Streets Erie, Pa. On With the Dance! SAMMY DIEHL and His Orchestra Featuring GLADYS GILLESPIE Songstress Music from 9 to 1 on Fridays, 9:30 to 1:30 on Sat.,-8:30 to 12:30 on Sun. FRIDAY NIGHT SQUARE DANCE - George Barber, Caller La Nuova Aurora Members Only 1518 Walnut Street A Progressive, Philanthropic Organization Compliments of C. H. Collman Congratulation to Class of 1949 Reliable Home Furnishings Dr. R. H. Collman Co., Inc. Omometfists 1213-19 state st. 125 W. Sth Street Erie, Pa. Erie, Pa. Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova L. Press 8: Co. Everything for Work - Dress - Play 1206-16 State St. Your Preparation For The Business Field Is Now A Matter of Prime Importance To become employable you must now be Well prepared Our Courses have met the enthusiastic en- dorsement of State and National Business School Organizations. Our Graduates have the approval of the Employing Public in business and profes- sional organizations. A catalog will be mailed you on request. Erie Business College 220 Wes-t Ninth St. Erie, Pennsylvania ' Waltham Watches Blue White Perfect Diamonds W. A. Davis Jeweler 107 West 10th Street Phone C5-7140 Times Square Greetings Jay's School of Floral Designing 44 Clinton Street North East, Pa. .-an-- I Protect What Yau Have Gustafson Optical Co. I. D. McQuisti0n Dispensing Opticians CO. 103 West 9th Street Phone 2-4219 Insurance That Insures Erie, Pa. 1421 G. Daniel Baldwin Bldg. Phone 2-6701 WELCOME . . . The enduring qualities of THE ERIE DAILY TIMES are based on 61 years of dependable service. That's why it is Erie's favorite Newspaper . . . welcome, wanted, respected in 9 out of 10 homes! Knights of St. John Building Association 660 West 26th Street Erie Tops With America's Young Circles Weather-Bird Shoes PARTS - SALES 8z SERVICE on Washers and Vacuum Cleaners Harry E. Mueller THE KEY MAN fb , fe 'S 18 East 9th Street Wm ivnr- Bnv l 5 Keys for House, Auto Trunks and Safes - 908 PEACH Locksmith feg-g::.1.i .,.W: zflil Anll ..,., I lb, Join the .- ' n--e-' ' U p ,....., 1 E. 8: A. Doubet Y M C A JEWELERS ' ' ' ' Pay Cash - Buy for Less 10th and Holland Streets Phone 5-4242 Make it yvur d0Wnt0Wn headquarters C202 East 10th Streetj Erie, Pa. efmceddmffba Jilwelwe CLEANERS AND DYERS 402 W. 3rd St. Phone 2-2987 COLD STORAGE VAULT ON PREMISES . WHEN You have learned to dl-ive your auto SAFELY and SANELY insure it with the Erie Insurance Exchange Since 1901 . . . the 'N 1 H.. , 2 E Z store of famous 2 ? 5 f X qvqvb M l , : shoes for men, Q 5 women and children lime' i t 92508 W M MW ofcourse Sanner Office Supply 1119-1123 Peach St. Erie, Pa Desks - Chairs -- Files - Safes Systems - Supplies Always a Place to Park ERIE ARBEITER GESANG VEREIN 324 East 18th St. Home of Good Fellowship Members Only Gem City Dairy Bar Erie's Finest Made 5013 East 8th Street Phone 2-3758 6 6l 5? M! eff My EMA :Wax fe aflee, We wk We Congratulate the Graduating Classes of 1949 On their Splendid Scholastic Record and wish them A Continued Success 0 iss: IN 'PainfHeadquarfcri BU 8-State Streets Congratulations When in need of fine - comphments of DIAMONDS WATCHES E ' F C SILVER rle orge o. Always See Ford E. O'Dell Jeweler 24 W. 10th St. Next To Shea's Erie Forge 8: Steel Co. Erie, Pa. Frontier Cake Shop Highest Quality Baked Goods 1650 West Sth St. Phone 2-3090 Erie, Pa. Jos. J. Buckel, Prop. Upton-Lang Company General Building Contractors 1009 Commerce Bldg. Erie, Pa Member of The Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. Skill - Integrity - Responsibility NOTICE TO STUDENTS Sterling welcomes you to visit our plant for information on 'producing and processing milk. Experts in this line will aid you with facts for writing your composition. Sterling Milk 3330 Peach St. Phone 9-9691 Compliments of Skinner Engine Company We have just received a new shipment of plastic frames in all colors and all styles. Come In and See Them Hess Brothers, Opticians 113 West 9th St. Erie, Pa. Phone 2-2382 The Only Optical Place with a Parking Space Compliments of Bucyrus-Erie Company