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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1950 volume:

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But the staff members pictured on these pages have had responsibility for much of the creative work: cover, art work throughout, photography, write-ups, mounting of prints and lay-out ol pages. We have tried to provide a complete and permanent record of school life during this memorable year. We hope that you lilce our efforts. Staff pictured on opposite page: Pat Goodlett, Lynn Nelson, Ann Widger, Sally Ford, Nancy Feuchtner. Bottom Panel: Greta Anderson, Ralph Dieter, Jane Dulford. Top Panel: Row 1: Joan Getzin, Evelyn Brocious, Gwen Sandiff, Mary Goodrich. Row 2: Janet Campbell, Stella Sonoslci, Sally Henry, Barbara O'Dell. r t J. Campbell A. Wisger Photography R. Dieter is Q? tt xr ..4 5 ii., .V u 1 wt ,. . K -73' r. BOARD ,Q lf! 'ffl ,va fl al 7' , ' Math: Miss Van Natte, Miss Turner, Mr. Barber. Science: Mr. Blake, Mr. Shanor, Mr. Armagost. Languages: Miss Kohout, Miss Galbo, Miss Mercer. K sy ' ,J ' 1 'n 'P Commercial: Row 1-M' EI ,M ,S I1 k M , Row 2-Miss Warfel, Sizlirlde, 'Miss lilnsyxlvang. Donahue A ,lf . M' All J P Special: Row 1-Mrs. Biers, Miss Simpson, Miss Pearce, Mrs. Mazur. Row 2-Mr. Groschke, Miss Headley, Miss Wilson, Mr. Humphrey, ,743 , is ,' , . x . 9 1 ,V 0 I YK 4 AN.'! ' . 9 'F Nfnglishz Row 2 -Mr. Michalslci, Miss Benedict, Mr. Dean, Miss Major, Mr. Wallach Rqw 1AMrs. Kelley, Miss Thomas, Mrs. Brockway, Mrs. Wilcox. Physical Education: Mr. Krlcoslca, Mrs. Walker, Miss Weinlieimer, Mr. Kramer. Science: Miss Studebaker, Mr. Bell, Mrs. UI. Social Sfudiesz Row 1-Mr. McCarthy, Miss Peters, Mr. Weibel. Row 2-Mr. Verga, Mr. Shinol, Miss Evans, Mr. Scott. 'I PRlNCiPAL CLERKS Miss Jane Knoll Miss Marie Bundy ilton C. Gillespie S is Strong Vincent High School is organized and ad- ministered so that qualified teachers may provide, through the medium ot a broad curriculum, lor the instruction and guidance ol pupils. Youth comes here seelcing opportunities to add to their knowledge and to receive direction in all areas of living. As the way of life becomes more complex, our cuniculum must be changed and expanded. The present breadth of the curriculum of our school is clearly indicated in the pages that follow. The SPOKESMAN Staff IS congratulated upon its success in portraying Strong Vincent High School in this anniversary year. 'xl' , 'QM-I Min MMV Sullivan 'bt .-insults, ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS -- T...-1-Y. Y ' LEARNING TO EXCEL F if S Ti 3 k X :G- ,a- Q':::':,p1dv d. ao,-o 'S?': :: '::'pn 0 vA '1in ff.-s wt '51 psi n 9 99 sim -A vxugaslh' www d a 'nu v1 502 'gr5 L0 f-Glas A ,.w ' 'gn' Vl ,a. with su' svn' ai- 'VZ Q 1 9 'ni . s 'wily '?v '.' 1 'B O5 of P f ' . . xg: nail N690 img 'lub gafluvpgxa. ',9! g ' an vga' ,yd wp vvv sus 608,51-1:19 um: h..tl:.x an to pri' hd 'th' use- Pl . vvd. K' Tar '6 sl ' 'M Q6 idx 00 ev' 'IV ,qv W tw V ' ,QV , sr' 0 uw tvavii wg'- , li' ,ga 't Ms to 7 4.1-'tl' 15'nx::Y.i'. I u5 U 1.0 5 yt You . 'Jan' ,oar ' ,guru 1. '51 uri vim . ARTHUR WEIBEL On Friday, December 9, 1949, the Pennsylvania State Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation pre- sented its highest award to Arthur Weibel, 'swimming mentor, Civics teacher, and part-time consultant at Vincent. The lcey and certificate represent meri- torious service in the lield of physical education and health. Mr. Weibel is noted throughout the state for his champion swimming teams, and throughout the country for his ability as an outstanding coach. The team, this year, took the regional title, the district title for the fourth con- secutive time, and has had thirty-four straight wins, a great record, indeed. JK :- uxn,.n'::::x.i.uo H carl 3 ' ,i '53 cvtww VICTOR RAYMOND Victor Raymond, a 19-1 student, won the 1949 contest lor his prize winning essay entitled, Why Not Hire the Physically Handicapped. Each year, the Pennsylvania State Employment office has sponsored these contests to bring before the pubIic's eye the need for hiring those people with an inlirmity. By having these contests, it has helped to stimulate the necessity of employment for these people. TESSIE DUNDON Tessie, musical commedienne, won the tell-auditions at WICU, and the Millcreelt Kiwanis audition held at Strong Vincent. As a result, she was awarded a trip to New York City to appear on the Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour Show. Tessie has ap- peared on thirty benefit shows, four television programs, and in Life Maga- zine. l i 1 0 DR. JOHN HICKEY Dr. John Hickey is the recently appointed Superintendent ol Erie Schools. He attended Wilson Junior High School and was graduated from Academy High School, Later he received his B. S. degree from Edinboro State Teachers College, and his M. A. and Ph. D. degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Hickey has constantly kept pace with new AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL Honor-worthy of consideration and respect. Courage-meeting danger or op- Fosition with calmness and irmness. Service-performing a task in the interest of others. Leadership-having uidance and the qualities of a Teader. Scholorshipwmaintaining a high standard in learning and educa- tion. Americanism - having American spirit and allegiance to one's country and flag. Mead Payne, Anne Frlds Every ear the Presque Isle Chapter of the D. A. R. presents its Good Citizenship Medal to a ninth grade boy and girl. These students must be outstanding in Honor, Service, Courage, Leader- ship, and Scholarship, the ideals that the society holds most worthy. Right: John Dwcllc, Sara Schabacher. educational developments in methods and theory, but at the same time, has never lost touch with his students and fellow-teachers. The best of luck, Dr. John Hickey, in your new job. TOM BUEL Tom Buel was selected bythe Booster Club as the out- standing player oi the year. He played an end for three years and was elected captain in his senior year. The club unanimously chose Tom because of his ability as a player, his co-operative attitude toward team-mates, and physical and moral support toward the team. ROBERT FOGLE g Bob Fogle, track and football ace, was awarded the Jewish Veterans Trophy, September 93, 1949, for his out' standing performances on the cinderways. Bob's specialties were the 900 Yard Dash, which he ran in 93.5 seconds, and the low hurdles in 93.9 seconds. ln 1949, he tied the record at the City Track Meet in the 100 Yard Dash with a run ol 10 seconds llat. 11 Y , AQ- DR. LEROY BARBER Leroy E. Garber a member of the Vincent mathematics deparfrrient -- -er -.ward-sd a Doctur of Education degree at the Feb-.it .-, i.ini-fc-sity of Pittsburgh convocation. He has completed i,is :gr-I ti.. -f work in the fields of secondary education and adn . i sa'-: -cn. Dr. Ssrber received his :iploma from Erie East in 1998, ' B. b ii Education degree from Edinboro State Teachers Lvl' ge 2, 1033, and a Master of Education degree from the t.lr.iveesity of Pittsburgh in 1941. ln addition, he has taken graduate v--orl. at the -,i'ii'feis:ty of Southern California, and hc has attended the Eazxern Coaching Clinic conducted by Clair Bee of Long l rind University. The later experir -.e -.fvas put to good use during the basketball season of 19-time ' ', whcn he coached the Vincent Varsity to a shared title with Prep. He retired from coaching et the end of that season, content to rest on his laurels. Dr. Barber started hi. teaching career at Tech l-ligh in 1937, he was transferred to Roosevelt Junior Hi h in 1949, and later became a memfyzr of the Vincent facuilty. His t'ta hing duties were interrupted for the two year geriud 194, 45, during which time he saw service in the ield Artillery. AUDREY MEHNE Audrey Mehne, Y-Teen Presi- dent and champion twirler, was elected the president of the Tri- Council last fall. The Tri-Council is composed of officers from the cabinets of the various high schools in this district, and strives for direct- ing club activities and work for the spirit of friendliness and co-opera- tion among girls. Long active in Y-Teens, Audrey attended the Ysleen conference last summer held at Camp Forty SALLY GRIESBACH Sally Griesbach was the highest scorer in the school bowling league. Although she had bowled only one year, she was elected captain of the Colonels team this year. Her average was 127, with Q00 the highest game bowled. Acres, and she also attended the winter conference held at Brad- ford, Pennsylvania. I 1 2 A lr., . .3-fix KEREN SCHLURAFF At the City Recreation Girls' Swimming Meet, Keren Schluraff was awarded one of three trophies, given on basis of ability, leadership, and sportsmanship. In her first parti- cipation at this meet, Keren took first place in diving, second in freestyle, and was one of the four girls in the relay which broke the previous record. S .iii-.id LEARNING T0 THINK ' 1 'K- -.2 X ef. , X, 'SN ' .i.:g1IQ1Q?T-5 ig x A i-ZINQ' BETH ARNSON CONSTANCE BAEH Friendly, cheerful and very GRE TA ANDERSON Xara vivsgiogzhggtfdstpgmfli Big, blue eyes and very dark h ANGELA AGL10 A c'LfEEn3.?37m 'md d nd' ML ' 325522 'YVRIIRINE 1, 'Q A glint of mischief inthe, eyes' Greta gets things done without -RIEIQEE1 MgIglITOR 3 . . Y- . . VIRGIL CLUB 3. Twiflmg is where her interest lies. ' 'W' ' ' DANTE CLUB 1 Q 3 QFFICE COLLEGE CLUB 1, 9, 3 . . STU- MoNlToiz3 . .ll'WlRl:ERS1,Q, 3 DENT COQQQAE QAONRQQQI' VINCENT V.-ARIETIES T LN? LEWIS 9 3 ,ASSY EDITOQ 33 . . SPOKLSMAN 3 . . v. TEENS 1, Q, 3. ROBERT BIERIC Bob plars with all his heart 4 sou , JOANN BERTGES LAWRENCE BENOVIC We all agree she's lots of fun, PRUDENCE BARDO A steadfast friend, loyal and true, Shes always happy, never blue. OFFICE MONITOR 9 . . Y- TEENS 1, 2, 3 . . BOWLING 2. . A-A I Y Quiet and friendly, with always Now as for work, she gets it done. a smile, OFFICE MONITOR 3 . . A- We know with that he'II go many CAPPELLA 1, 9, 3 , , Y-TEENS a mile. ' 1, 2, 3, HALL MONITOR 3 . . FOOT. BALL 1 . .TRACK 1,-2 . WRESTLING 1, 9. 14 With spirit and strength he crm es the goal. I-n-v 9 . . HALL MONITO . .FOOTBALL 1, Q, 3 .. INT MURAL BASKETBALL, v LEYBALL 2 . . TRACK 1 3 N.A.S.S. 2 . .WRESTLING 2, ILMA BLACK 's very quiet but resolved to ' A wee bit shy, but migh sweet, win, deepest rivers make the small- She's iust the type you'2l like to est din. meet. LOR GUARD 2 3 . . MERIT OFFICE MONITOR 3 . . STU- ARD 2 . . OFFICE MONI- DENT COUNCIL 3 . . Y-TEENS 3..NEWS 2,3..VIN- 1,2,3. ' T FORUM 2 . . Y-TEENS j OAN BOWMAN CONCE TTA BRUNO Shekfwjmgt the Iiveliest you'Il ever in Got vigor and pep and, too, a keen mind. OFFICE MONITOR 3 . . A CAPPELLA 2, 3 . . GIRLS CHORUS 1 . . STUDENT COUN- CIL 1 . . Y-TEENS 1, 2, 3. VN CHATHAM quiet lady, lull' of lun, GEORGE C107-T' n's liked by nearly everyone. Lllardglcggswgdkiiwlhelfya gall: NICHOLAS CIPOLLA 5?I.1fggRCI.Ug2, 3NEvg2-'FIQC5 his mark. Merrtyuand carefree, he's always v-TEENS 4, 2, 5. ' HALL Momlroiz 3 . . roof- M.,.,,,'K,t enough to make you BALL 1, 9 . . INTRAMURALS dizzy, 1' 9' 3 ' ' TRACK 1' 9' COLLEGE clue 1, 9, 3 . . HALL MONITOR 3 . . N. H. S. 3..N.H.S.SHOW2..VIN- CENT MERRY-GO-ROUND 2. 15 NINO BUCARELLI He came from lar across the sea, A happy fellow tis plain to see. DANTE CLUB 2 . . BOYS GLEE CLUB 2. SHERMAN COHN Slierm is one who can wield his en, , Sornelday we know hell be famous among men. COLLEGE CLUB 1, 2, 3 . . STU- DENT COUNCIL 9, 3,. . VIN- CENT FORUM 1, 2, 3 . . QFRE- SIDENT 31 . . HALL MONI OR 1, 3. i .-lan: I' . 'yi Y. X .-I OHN D1 M 'r'r1 , JEROME DI LEVA fm bo M f t Q W ' l 1 nl RALPH DIETISR On the quiet side, and friendly In this YN, knowi ho, 32,2355 I' ' tool b f . MARY DE IXJARLIU Smlltrgilgizhfhfogfifla' 'Bounds You'llt see his eyes are laughing BOWEINZ 1 9 3 CRC - . .., MustbeRIh's I 5 14. BYOU- 'I' T QQjf 9 ' -' ' -f ' 5' man sozrd Enron po 'S HALL MONITOR 1,3 . . News SIQNRIHQRQAQFQ' For than Cvefre ure, I-1'Il -,ke 4 rf-:EWS 1, 9, 3 , , SPQKESMAN 3 - - INTPAMUPAL BASKET- front seat. 1 2 3 4, , . . Iaowumc a . . BM'-119' 3- INTRAMLIIMLS 1, Q, 3. WRESTLING 1, 3. JOHN DONOVAN Failure, John need never fear He'II ' make the best radio en- gineer. -... Lx ,iii K EVELYN ENNIS JANE DUFFORD ' Liked by all d k H an nown as Dependable Jane, right on the Honey' beam, She's quiet and clever with .A faithful booster of our foot- manner sunny. ' ball team. , . . Ll- BRARY MONITOR 2 . . OF- FICE MONITOR. . N. H. S. 2, 3 . . NEWS 9, 3 CEDITOR 33 . Y- TEENS 1, 2, 3 CPRESIDENT 1, QD. 16 STUDENT COUNCIL Q . . Y- TEENS 1, Q . . BOWLING 2. j OHN ESCHBACHEF grvinkling eyes, infectious 5 easure reigns wherever been. HALL MONITOR 1, 2 . . . NEWS 1 -4. DNALD EVERHART , 'l h 'll tllelislwllslayglrfslutsetherlluilrue-ll gue and singfre in CVCfYdW0Yr MARION FAIRFIELD DENT COUNCIL 3 . . es never ue on any ay. F I , 3 , , INTRAMURALS MERIT AND AWARD FOR OF- -H I ' 5, d THOMAS A l-31.?TRACK1,9. FICE Mormons.. VINCENT W' xZ2',2.?,f'Tl'lfg'l,, 'loud FYTZCERALD ' COLLEGE CLUB 91 3 - - HALL Fitz is lots o. fun -,ve found MONITOR Q . . ORCHESTRA' 'J'-p-121 6 , ' 1..NEWS2 3..VTEENS1 23' Av' 'J 'D' ' 'd' ' , ' ' ' WRESTLINQZ 3. RITA FACCETTI Marion although quiet and Shy VARIETIES 3 . . Y TEENS Q. 'LLIA . M FOGLF VICTOR IA FRANKLY en it comes to art, he is e shark, 're sure in this he'Il reach AH CXCCll2D! fYDiSl. quill Uh- JOANNE FRA TUS l his mark' I 5he':s3:mln?j',pendabl, and oh Good in office practice and liked . imflzcarjirgan HM creoss ,O C',Z,,,,,,i,,g, ' by FII, D H. DOROTHY GARV IN STLING '11 CK 3 ' ' y-TEEN5 1, Q' 3. , so eglflfllf sh' S gm on the When on the streets or in the hall, With a cheery smile she greets COLOR GUARDS 3 . . OFFICE us all. TOR 3 . . NEWS 3 . . STUDENT SCgU?ClL 1, 3 . . Y-TEENS 17 M I CHAEL ARTHUR GRAZIER GUALTIER1 ,. H ' - I 5 t th Q, He makes a classroom burst with R9-WRT GIANNELL1 nglghtsldglong, tl2e'ree :me fgm, l l To an wk, ,ww E ,I he goes of that. But snll hrs work as always done. ' '::.g 'A RAL5 1, , 3 , , HALL MONITOR 3 . . INTRA- ln -' 'rv-.nl .. always c:icL. lllzlpgfqll-lll,wRE5TLly3G 1, Q, 3, ?1gJ5Agl2SFT1BALL3..TOUCH .fi CM.: ff 3 , , r:,,3T. 5'KLl's 1 NASS3 . . TRl'v..K 1. Q, 3. EDWARD GUNDRUM This fellow's liked by all friends, A cheerful ray his presence sen BOWLING 3 . . FOOTBALL . . TOUCH FOOTBALL 2. CHARLES HILL BARBARA HANKS King vzietgf iokers, he could be Barbanfs rather a shy little lass. FO' 50505 C0Y2lf2Cf he is Wild- We hardly know she'sin our class, BASEBALL 3 U , BASKETBALL HALL MONITOR3 . . LIBRARY 1 - - BOWUNG 9 - - FOOT- MONITOR 1 . . PHOTOGRA- BALL 1 - - INTRAMUPAL PHY CLUB 3 . . Y-TEENS 1,-2 VOLLEYBALL 3- . . BASKETBALL 1. ROBERT HILL actnve DeMola is Bob An ' y I , H In drafting class he's ' on the iob. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 1 2, 3. . .TOUCH FOOTBALL 11 9, 3 . VOLLEYBALL 1, 9, 3. SALLY HOFFER Her sgirit is lively, her friendq s e'Il offer, l A stout-hearted gal, is our S Hoffer. ORCHESTRA 3 . . VINCE MERRY-GO-ROUND 9 . . . BT KETBALL 1. l l T Y A KAHN of humor, full of pep, snjolly, merry, and always ep. RICHARD KAUFMANN He is such an independent male, MARGARET KELLEHER U-EGE Cl-UB 91 3 ' - LIBRARY when -doing things' hell' never So elficient, quiet, and industrious, LNITOR 9 - - YJ-EENS 11 9' 3' 8OJ?I'GLEE CLUB Q 3 She sets an example for all of us. CR055 COUNTRY 3 , ,'WRESTf COLOR GUARD 3 . . OFFICE LING 3. MONITOR 3 . . Y-TEENS 1, 2, 3. of ss -. W... ROSE MARIE KELLER . Her Iyrice' . ice wi!i bringher Inna, ' We .I-5152 Slit. '-'-'11 .jg 5-ILL. I Mem AWARE Q . . av-YSAKQ MONITOR 1 . , .x CA.,-.,LL,X 11 9, 3 . . YIQICENT VARIETIFS' 3 . . Y-TEI: :S 1, 2, .1 'CHARD KISSMAN 's tall and dark with a charm- ing grin, cheery glow follows wherever he s been. 'YS GLEE CLUB 2 . . BASE- tg. MANAGER 2 . . J. V. TBALL 1, 2 CMANAGER JOYCE LAUTERBACH By Joyce our Hag is guarded well, For a color guard is this diligent belle. COLOR GUARD 2, 3 . . LIBRARY MONITOR 2 . . MERIT AWARD 3 . . OFFICE MONITOR 2 . . GIRLS CHORUS 1 . . STUDENT COUNCIL Q, 3 . . Y-TEENS 1,9,3 RICHARD LAWSON A cheerful hello Fits Dick to a T , He's busier than a humble bee. COLLEGE CLUB 9, 3 . . LIBRARY MONITOR 3 . . BAND 1, 9, 3 .. ORCHESTRA 3 . . N. H. S. 3. . VINCENT VARIETIES 2. 19 THOMAS LE WINSOHN From various other lands he came, To graduate with us for fame. STUDENT COUNCIL 3 . . GER- MAN CLUB 2 . . INTRA- MU RALS 2. L ij? RICHARD LIBERATORE Dick has woodwork, ability, 'Tis plain for all of us to see. HALL MONITOR 2, 3 INTRA- MURAL BASKETBALL 9, 3 . . SOFTBALL 2, 43. JUDITH LOVELAND Dynaxie personality, Ilaming red With Silk combination, Judy could get anywhere. COLLEGE CLUB 9, 3 . . VIN- CENT FORUM 2 . . GERMAN CLUB 3 . .A CAPPELLA 2, 3 . . GIRLS CHORUS 1 . . Y-TEENS 1, 2, 3 . . BASKETBALL 3. IGINO MACERA TA A whiz at drawing is this lad, At printing too, he isnt bad. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 1, 9, 3 . . TOUCH FOOTBALL 1, 9, 3 . . VOLLEYBALL 1, 9, 3. jEAN MALIZIA Jet black hair that's very neat A personality that's hard to be MERIT AWARD 3 . . Y-TEENS JOEANNA MARASCO Slender form with a golden crown, Lets you know when Joan's around. MERIT AWARD 3 FOR LIBRARY MONITOR . . A CAPPELA 1 2, 3, . . VINCENT VARIETIES 3. .Y.TeENs1,9,3. ISABELLE MC DARMENT Twinkling eyes and a turned up nose, Happiness follows wherever she goes. COLLEGE CLUB 9, 3 . . MERIT AWARD-3 . . OFFICE MONI- TOR 9 . . STUDENT COUNCIL 3 . . Y-TEENS 1, 2, 3. 20 CLIJUN IVIUKLLHUUOL1 So jovial and full of fun, From him the blues will always run. HALL MONITOR 3. E 3 5 i i ff 5 n all his classes he keeps up w the times, He outshines the rest like brand new dime. STUDENT COUNCIL 2, 3 . INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL . . TRACK Q. ... --Y.. Q.,---...., H.. vs-nu His wrestling skill is fine and true, LOUIS REGELMAN I - bl - trllrlllaet softer, sweeter, You'lI find his mind is well- , , , and Iowa. ,l,,ll,d,,oo, For salilboatnng he raises many DENY couNcIL 1, 2 3 . . Bovs GLEE CLUB Q, 3 . . sru- 9 'UF' - f ND 1, Q 3 . . ORCHESTRA2 Dem coumcu. 1 . . ckoss i ,,QQ',,22i'l spon slum' h' 0' N H 5 Q 3 viNcENr coumnzv 3 WRESTLING Izsiv-GolIzc5uN6 9 . . VIN- 1 2 3 . . INTRAMURAL VOL- T VARIETIES 9, 3. LEYBALL 1. nd the scenes, this stage-hand V' U HXLJTU Ubiixhlou sleiies, h d h With hallkthe girls hes quite the MARY LOU SCAL1-SE s aways at ome ami t e is CI In nh Sl b h kl I h . y Il am, an,cuce,au5, VQGEEEE CLUB 9 . . VIN. ou su why' Us that Chaos mais her merry path. ,T MERRY-GO-ROUND 1 'STAGE CREW 1, sz 3 . . QTBALL 1 . . BASEISALI. 3 RACK 3 . . INrIzAMuRAi. 'LLEYBALL 1. HALL MONITOR 1 . . N. H. S. 3. .STAGE CREW 1, 9, 3. OFFICE MONITOR 3 . . A CAPPELLA 1 . . GIRLS CHO- RUS 1 . . VINCENT MERRY- GO ROUND 1. 21 PATRICK RIAZZI ' This handsome boy's e real live wire, As a football guard, he's hot as fire. DANTE CLUB 3 . . HALL MON- ITOR 1, 3 . .A CAPPELLA 1, 2, 3 ..BAND1..N.H.S.Q,3.. STAGE CREW 1, 2, 3 . BASKET- BALL MANAGER 9 . . FOOT- BALL1,9,3 ..TRACK1,9,3 .. VINCFNT AAFDI.'V.fZf1DfXIIMh EDWARD -SCHNEIDER So industrious is this boy, And to his classmates he s a joy, HALL MONITOR 3 . . BOYS GLEE CLUB 9, 3 . . VINCENT MERRY-GO-ROUND 2 . BOWL- ING 9, 3 . . CROSS COUNTRY 3 . . WRESTLING 1, 2, 3. . -T 3' :K . . -- ix S H I R5 ' .FCHU M. VER V .1 . algo - bu MAN CL'. STC ' 'N'f '. f A is fhirl, -at f-- tzir' b GER- v'fENi 5'-t SHELDON SCI-YWEIKERT No matter how carefree and quiet he is, His looks can't confuse us, we know his a whiz. GERMAN CLUB 3 . . BAND 1 FOOTBALL 1 . .. TRACK 2, 3. ALBERT SMITH This moment he's amusing, next moment serious, H' od d is mo s an spontaneous re- marks are delirious. WATER POLO 3 . . INTRA- MURAL VOLLEYBALL1. LE ROY SMITH As a basketball star, he u the lloor, With looks and personality, could want more. E DANTE CLUB 3 . . STU COUNCIL 2 3 . BASE , . E 2, 3 . . BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3 BOWLING 1, 2, 3. RAYMOND SMITH So studious and likeable is our bo R Y GY: He grows more humorous with each passing day. COLLEGE CLUB 9, 3 . . MERIT AWARD FOR HALL MONITOR 3 . . N. H. S. 3 . . FOOTBALL 1 . . TENNIS 1. MARILYN SMOCK She's a sweet and quiet Iittlelass, Her favorite subject is the Ger- man class. Y-TEENS 1 . . GERMAN CLUB 3. THOMAS SOLVEDT A srulendid tackle on our team, In al things, Toms right on the beam. A CAPPELLA 1, 9, 3 . . Boys GLEE CLUB 1 Q. 3 . . Poor- BALL 1, a . . SWlMMlNG 1, Q. 22 .JOYCE STEWART All over the globe she's a 1 pal to many, Joyce shines just like a br new penny. Y-TEENS Q. 'R LTH U R S TOUGH y smart, with brains tp spare, ointed dunce cap he ll never wear. EAPPELLA 3 . . BOYS GLEE IB 2 . . INTRAMURAL BAS- BALL 9. ROSE STROIV A nurse our Rose is going to be, A whiz at English it s plain to see VINCENT FORUM 1 . . MERIT AWARD 1 . . LIBRARY MONI- TOR 3 . . OFFICE MONITOR 1 . . GIRLS CHORUS 1 . . Y-TEENS 3 . . JUNIOR RED CROSS 1. MARGARET T YLOR Always at work to dolher bit, Helping others whenever they need it. - HALL MONITOR 3 . . LIBRARY MONITOR 3 . . GIRLS CHORUS I .Q H. s. 2, ah. . Y-TEENS I I ' DORA .vu mf sn f,lI.d'l?.fIfS.s.l'zlF'l's le-'1'? .Ii IlQ5 lm-' '1 - . I-If '.' 'rl' '.. ll.l'l.S. 2:3-.' Ii-'-9,3.. T -TEE'-R. -' :'l' MERRY- GO-lf Q' VA -TF' 1 . ' . , '-Jf'! 1T .RILYN 71LL1AMS MARILYN : and tact this girl possesses, WINGER TER E5 THER WOLLMAN also lovely, Ions brown A PCPPY twifler, lovdl K0 flw By Esther Wellman is her mark, tresses. school, With her brain, studies are a lark. A friendly smile is her golden rule .L MONITOR 1 . . Y-TEENS ' ' MERIT AWARD FOR OFFICE , 3. A CAPPELLA 3 . . TWIRLING MONITORQ . . GIRLS CHORUS 1, 9, 3 . . VINCENT VARIETIES 1, Q , Q STUDENT CQUNCIL 9 9, . . Y-TEENS 1, 2, 3. 23 . tp JOHANNA YOCULAN A tiny 'little girl with e great big smile, Puts pep into work and makes life worthwhile. STUDENT COUNCIL 1 . . MERIT AWARD FOR LIBRARY MONI- TOR 3 . .A CAPPELLA 1, 2, 3 . . VINCENT VARIETIES 1 . . VIRGIL CLUB 1, 2. Y -ani: ....,v.......-.1 4 ..1.4..4n DONALD ZONNA She'sf small and cute and full of ALAN YOUAYCQU!ST A V'L5:Iil,lC PIQYU is Don in 'bac' And uhlgs a smile for everyone. This fg?YIoESneve, in one ,lace Whaixivegnlhe does, he'Il give mfg-L1':AC3FllgO.R He Seems to bq Quiet, but thdfi STUDENT COUNCIL 2 , .GOLF where you re wrons- 1 . . INTRAMURAL BASKET- BALL 1, 9, 3 . . SOFTBALL 1, 9, 3 . . TOUCH FOOTBALL 1, 9, 3. vmzisruss Q, 3. Jeenne's good and Jeannel kind, ' We like her 'cause shes sol fined. cotuzee clue 3 . . sruoel couwcit 3 . . vimcen vmzisries sz . . v.TssNs 1, 2 . . orrucs Mormon 3 T SPANISH ctus 3. T LORRA INE AUDITOR! FLORENCE ACE Lorraine is small, but Oh, so nice, The sweetest maiden, full of lun, N0 Wonder, We Wan' 'O look df Her ioy in life has just begun. her tW'CC- YJEENS 1, Q. DANTE CLUB 3 . . Y-TEENS .1 LOUIS AGOSTINE Journalism sends Louie far, In pursuing news, he drives his car. BAND1,2,3..NEWS3.. VlNCENT VARIETIES 2 . . IN- TRAMURALS 1, 2, 3. DELORES AL VARE2l With competent manner, andl petite, She'd be a stenographer, hi to beat. f gmu MONITOR 3 . . v-mail ALWARD h ARDLI d ' l'ned to ETHELENE 'S on' 'nc' ANDERSON LAUREL AXTELL s never seen WIKHOUK d Sifl- She'sf full of jokes and all 'round WCW, sorry Laurel 55,11 here' RMAN CLUB 3 , , Hl.y 1 2 Unf, , But we will hold her memory dear. 3 I ' HCV liYl'ICdl VOICC BLKFGCLS CVCH cMOVed to Mdlyefng, L NT COUNCIL 1,Q. . FOOT- I C Sun- February 1950-D LL 1, 2, 3 . . INTRAMURALS GIRLS CHORUS? . . NEWS 3 .. 2, 3. . TRACK Q. v-TEENS 1, Q. EHccS'oEllsEliLf6f 3!TSEN5'f9lfz'3f ROBERT BALDWIN Witrv remarks add up to Bob, He .. be a hit on any job. CROSS COUNTRY 2 . . INTRA- MIQRALS 1, 9, . . WRESTLING rw Y BARBER hairdressing, she outshines the sun, r ambition-to be a beautician. FFICE MONITOR 3 . . TWIRL- G 1, Q . . VINCENT VARIE- S 1 . . Y-TEENS 1, 9, 3. FLORENCE BARBERIO A beautician she hopes she will Ibe, Shell be very good at it, so wait and see. A CAPPELLA 9 . . GIRLS CHORUS 1. CHARLENE BENSON A quiet girl with olever mind, A smarter one youll never find. COLLEGE CLUB 9, 3 . . A CAPPELLA 9, 3 . . GIRLS Cl-lORUS1..N.l-l.S.9,3.. STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 9, 3 . . Y-TEENS 1, 9, 3. 25 AGNES BE RGESEN Swimming and bowling top her sports parade, A pretty smile, that will never fade, GERMAN CLUB 3 . . LIBRARY MONITOR 'I . . OFFICE MON- TOR 1 . . Y-TEENS 1, 3 . . SWIMMING 1. fini-'v-' j OSE PH BER TGES ANNA BERTELSEN Slowhandhcegefrrem he strolls BOYD 9Im:Y:.z:':'I:I.?.IIF:'b1z?. Bu' Ef5EI:5..li8hlnfn8 Whcf B0 C. afvdudr-2' -'1 md: G RMAr' CLUB 9 . . A CAP- . um lag Q , PELIA Q,'3 . . N. I-I. s. Q, 3 . 22'ff5flBQkgKQ,gAiL'4 'QTSSQ fl ... J Jn.. Y- 1' Q, in 1 I HI-Y1.Q,3.-' 'N'X'D'l,9.3-- vINq:f if REIIEFIES 1, v THOMAS BLASCO When he's around, thing! cen'I Kind and friendl to his nei hbors be dead' Tom will alwaysydo you favslars. ' GERMAN CLUB Q, 3 . . H!-Y 9,3. COLLEGE CLUB 3 . . Hl-Y 2, 3 . .HALL MONITOR 3 . . INTRA- MURALS 1, 9, 3 . . SWIMMING 2, 3 . . WATER POLO? 3. J,-J W6 In I JQHN BIERLEY I-Ie's such a'shark at having fun, It seems hes always on the ru OFFICE MONITOR 1 . ., CAPPELLA 3. . INII2AMuIeAL 1, Q, 3 . . SWIMMING 1, Q, 3. WATER POLO 1, 9, 3. I , - u blviw in . I I J RICHARD BOYD The cross country team sure will be sad, 'Cause soon they'll be minus a very last lad. STUDENT COUNCIL 1 . . HI-Y 3 . . BASKETBALL 1 . . CROSS COUNTRY 9, 3 . . INTRA- MURALS 1, 9, 3. HUGH B0 YLE No girl can turn his mind fro work, Nor other duties make him shir COLLEGE CLUB 3 . . GERMAI CLUB 3 . . VIRGIL CLUB 2 . N. H. S. 3 . . BASKETBALL 1, 2, 5.7 ROBERT BRAINE , I dd kt AC Hd PATRICIA BRECIL ue a s a spar o appe , real nice voice has this friendly A barrel of fun, red-headed, too, DONALD fella. She's gune for anything you went BRETSCHNEIDER CAPPELLA Q, 3 . . BOYS to 0' A fl' f d fld- , F- ELEE CLUB 1, Q. A CAPPELLA 2, 3 . . GIRLS ,,:Q,'1,,Y,,,fQ Wo2,d i,,,Q'g,off'C,,,,. CHORUS 1 . . Y-TEENS 1 . . HALL MQNITQR 3, STUDENT COUNCIL 3 . . IN! TRAMURAL BASKETBALL 2 . . VOLLEYBALL 2. I,-LI. ' L -' Round her 'A ' soiriI, oreveils, She has a . -Lge if 'hlh'7- detail: ORC!-lES'IRA 1 ' . TVELYN BROCIOUS LOUIS BRUSCH1 ,n infectious broad sn-ile on her face, Ecol he'll reially glow, GILDA BUCARELLI fun, she's sure to win the race. fl l Cwise Of' I 2 Pidf10- G b h - h H th WIRLING 1, Q, 3 . . v-TEENS SPNXUSH CLUB 3 - - WATER alwhilli, S as my ' 3. pol-O 3 - - TRACK 3- She's got 5 humdinger of a smile. GIRLS CHORUS 9 . . TWlRLING 1, Q . . VINCENT VARIETIES 1, Q . . Y-TEENS 1, 9, 3. 27 THOMAS BUEL Tall' and warlike our hero strolls He passes that football arouncl the goals. STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 3 . . BASEBALL 9, 3 . . BASKETBALL 1 Q, 3 . . FOOTBALL 1, 2 LCAPIAIN 3y.. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 1, Q, 3 . .TRACK 1, 2, 3. L, ij, WILLIAM CAMPBELL A misohieviots gleam, always a . . wnsecrac , SHIRLEY BURKE subtracting or dddmg' Whatever Hardly a care, and tl1at's a fact. A Ar tri r- 4 pfoblms, this 1-my 2 . . Boys GLEE CLUB Q32 22,'Q22Q1,0j,f1 ,222j?d' EZ,-S l J5Eiz, 1, Q . . TRACK 1, 3. CROSS COUNTRY 3 . . N. A. S. yfwefgwgry-GO-ROUND S, 3 . , HZACK 1, 2, RICHARD BUTSCH PASQUALINO CAPPABIANCA With craz ideas your head l will lln, l Need a good laugh, let Pat l the bill. l GERMAN CLUB 3 . . . . INTRAMURALS 1, 2, . I L SHWULY f'ff.Ef7'lf if C 'f ' newmem rey, JOYCE CARIDEO CAR'i1rADliOgN f Anddcharming manner, we ca - - A t tsv r 'ne, . SANTINA 'Q'jufI',afff,Q, ff,l2j'35f,'fs'S,,,1l?,,8 ,nd sh2'S2'ZffheuTSr15tZamimlni YUTEESQ 1, 3. CARAVAGLIA fm. Mem AWARD Q . . v-TEENS Sandy yvears a diarrlond fingfb DANTE CLUB Q, 3 . . TWIRLING 1' 9' 3' We wah her luck an evefvmma- 1,Q..vlNcEN1vAR1EuTEsQ. . DANTE CLUB Q, 3 . . v seems Y-TEENS 91 3- 1, 2. 28 l ICHARD CERAMI tonic and brushes, combs and clippers, barber he'll be, so beware of those snippers. l5lER 9, 3 . . INTRAMURAL TIMOTHY CHURCH Tim is friendly and radiates charm, Someday he ll own a well run arm. HALL MONITOR 9, 3 . . A CAPPELLA 2, 3 . . BOYS GLEE CLUB Q, 3 . . NEWS 3 . . BAS- SELBPSLL 1, 91 3 . . FOOTBALL MARIANNE CIONCO Sh ' a a 1 - Sh'sof?3.'?Y 'T' 'nd or MINNIE L-z,AN'roN e never eaves a t ing un one. A nd. d I f H f COLLEGE CLUB 1,2 ..N. H. s. ' n will me ww U 0 3..STUDENTCOUNClL3.. M-' fll f - , an ACAPPELLA1, 9,3 . . NEWS milixlle. O Swv an aww DHN CLARK good steady worker, quite conscientious, ways so willing and even in- ' dustrious. AGE CREW 1. WILLIAM CLARK A super baseball player, humorous and dark, A real popular Vincentite, is William Clark. NEWS Q, 3 I . BASEBALL 1 Q . . FOOTBALL 1 . . lNTRAMUl2ALS 1, 2. 29 3 . . VINCENT VARIETIES 1 . . Y-TEENS 1, 9, 3. BEVERLY CLA YPUOL So proper and sedate a lass, We seldom know she's in our ANTHONY Class- CLEIWENT YJEENS 1' Q' 3' We know he'll get a good po- sition, For therz's no end to his ambition. A CP UPELLA 1, Q, 3 . . LNTRA- MURAlS 1, Q, 3 . . WRES- TLING 3. -- alfr- ni if--ii? MARY COM! RALPH COLVIN Mary's slender, so petite, NATAL1 E COLLINS Loves so hunt-this out-of-door A I' h d 5 I , . . CAROix ','N 6. , EAJAIXI' l 3:55, C Seems so qum an Whether at hlghang or hunting- Sh , , n ,J .Hag But watch that twinkle in her he 'mt 'I ' ' if, fmZ Y 4 ' ' eyes. INTRAMURALS 1, Q, 3. In .knew 9, nothi af: she COLLEGE CLUB 1, Q, 3 . . Or. cant do. FICE MONITOR 3 . . N. H. 5. COLLEGE ctue 3 . . A CAP- 2 395 NEWS 3 - - YTEEN5 And what exists of her is A CAPPELLA 3 . . CHORUS 1, 2 . . VIRGIL C 1 . . Y-TEENS 3. PELLA 3 . . GIRLS CHORUS ' ' ' 2 y frr '1 u 3 . .. 141' GEORGE CONRATH MARY ANN COMITA He iirlzazrn car with much dis- Likes to dance, and dance, and 00636, brothers! Or approach dance, extinction. Very photogenic with that side- goys Gl-EE CLUB Q INTRA. 'OHS Sldnce- MuRAL BASKETBALL '1, Q . . OFFICE MONITOR 1 , . Y- TOUCH FOOTBALL 1, 2 . . TEENS 3. CCAPTAIN 35. A A FRANI COOPER Her lively pep, her laugh so gay, We hope shell always be that way. COLLEGE clue 1, Q, 3 . . sru- DENT COLJNOL 1 . . Menu AWARD FOR .JUNIOR RED creoss Q . . y TEENS 1, 9, 3 .. 1NnzAMuizALs 1, Q, 3 . . N. H. s. 3. ,IOAN CORSI A bubbling personality, fore hepl Got plenty of vim, vigor and p DANTE CLUB 9 . . Y-TEEN! 30 I I 1 RANCES COTTRELL SEE-'C ances is talkin forevermore, CONSTANCE CRAIG ie has a Iot of Fun in store. -TEENS 2, 3. This al could be called a very Sick chick, l She's one Old Man Worry' will never lick. TWIRLING 9, 3 . . VINCENT VARIFTIES 9 . . Y-TEENS 3. ROC CRA TON At anything, he is a hit, v ' y H, I i So good-looking and what a wit. RN 'UI ' '.TRi'm3 I-u-Y 1, Q, 3 CPRESIDENT ay - . .BAND 1 . . N.H.s.9,a CPRESIDENT 3D . . STUDENT COUNCIL 2, 3 . . INTRA- lxfllillzglf ,lj WATEQ pbfgllfl' HI-v 1 ,.swwiMlNG 1, 9, 3 . . . WATER POLO 1, 9,-I? .lynx 'r backstrokv, et swim- mig, he's 'ops ' Dnfss an ol '-T':evy, which hardly. 11 ' USEPHINE CUZZOLA fs very small with a quiet air, oted especially for er jet- black hair. RARY MONITOR 3 . . GIRLS ORUS 1, 2 . . Y-TEENS 3. .IOANNE DAHLSTRAND At basketball, she is a shark, Her record's bright, though her hair is dark. CHEERLEADING 3 . . COLLEGE CLUB 1 . . Y-TEENS 1, Q, 3 . . BOWLING 1, 2, 3 . . LIFE SAVING 1. PATRICIA DAHLSTRAND The thin s this girI's in are e ANN DALE M'll'o ' On Temperament sunny, eyes aglow, Perfectly flawless from head to toe, HALL MONITOR 1 . . LIBRARY MONITOR 3 . . VINCENT VA' RIETIES 2 Y-TEENS 1, 2, 3. I I n n e, Her service and character. have made her The One., COLLEGE CLUB Q, 3 . . STU- DENT COUNCIL 9, 3 . . CSECRE- TARY 33. . Y-TEENS 1, 9, S. 31 7.- ,r 1 A J ll'll'llX.ll..1lY Un IVIILI-,Ill-'D X .J ' J X' . RONQALD Y DELAVERN Black, wavy hair has our l: JOSEPH DANIEL ' L' DE COURSE Y S Y'fV'd u1'OX'Y'0 ?..EI'iSe Th f .'ms makes hm, 1 , . , , , a e r u a some: 1 H65 fall and dark, with a Jin- HIS ilvglfdre 'med with an Implsh er Eoglgmtunljn gfjealz. 8 a beat. NHS VOICCI , , His smile gives the fun-loving COLLEGE CLUB Q, 3 . . JUNIOR DANTE CLUB 3 . . BOWLII L00kh0'-J? drlotf FCQUSC YOU YC gon gf 5 him, RED CRQSS 9 . . MERIE, AEWARD 3 . . INTRAMURALS 1, Q, 3. t e a ues c .olce. FOOTBALL 1 'NTRAMURALS FOR LIBRARY MON! O 2 . . A CAPPELLA Q, 3 . . Y-TEENS BOYS GLEE CLUB 1 . . EASE- 1 Q 3. Q'1RFf-j'UNG-I 9 3. 1 9 3 BALL 3 . . FOOTBALL 1, 9, 3 ' ' ' J ' ' . . lNTRAMuRALs 1 Q 3 . . TRACK 1, Q, 3 , . WREffTLfNG 9. DORIS DICKEY DONALD DE SIMONE DOW has 0 SMPDY 'Cf-1, For bean small and ful f ' , 5 0 PCP- JUNE DE S-ARR0 x,.2ftr.,:::1sz::,n:8i nfruizswg g,gf,55RgAD'NG 1, Q e sw- ln the choir she's made her mark, U12 drk- 1 Q 3 YJEENS Now she sings just like a lark. BOWLING 3. LET-fER'6LuB 1, 2, 3' L5 1 ' ' A CAPPELLA 1, 9, 3 . . VIN- ?EI5JT3VARlETlES 2 . . Y-TEENS I I ' 32 BEVERL Y DUARTE An A1 driver, sparkling 5 sonality, She's easy going, has much v city. Y-TEENS 1, 9 . . SWIMMINC I ii l I . ,FTW Lf ' ' - ' ' Here 's P t, h I, 'T hegehalsieisround, thin!!! can t A ddnay hang gn52'g'm9good pdl. EIOIKARQI FAL ILETTL s u , an ia o LL Mormon 9 . . cizoss K- Y- B- CLUB 9- mf:-Xi, lffsfs, 3 Y ' - 8 UNTPV 'Ii 9. 3 - - WREST' Whatever he tackles, he's bound G 'If 9, 3- to come through. V GERMAN CLUB 9 . . STUDENT COUNCIL 1. ' - , fi 'ROSEIHARIE FALBO Very sensible iz- this girl, Rose, Distributive Ed. was the course she chose. 'XNCY FEICHTNER :spare or a strike, she'lI get either one, ether at cheering or bowling, She'II give it the Gum EERLEADING 1, 2, 3 . . MAN CLUB Q . . SPOKES- N3..YTEENS1..BOWL- 3. MAR Y FERR IO We love to watch her fingers fly, Her speed at typing makes us sigh. DANTE CLUB 9 . . OFFICE MONITOR 3 . . Y-TEENS 3. PATSY FERRITTO A very deep thinker, diligent, too, He's very thorough in what he does do. DANTE CLUB Q 3 . . BASEBALL 3 . . FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3 . . INTRAMURALS 1, 9, 3 . . TRACK 3. 33 v-TEENS 3, WILL IAM FL ICK INCER A jovial lad with a friendly grin, A blush for the girls-his only sin. FOOTBALL 1 . . INTRAMURALS 1,Q,3..TRACK1,9,3. f ,L 5. - Sf' 'lf' NURL. I 'en' fl .- '..I.:'lli lf if '-t-J1e Q14L' L - is 9'5dur A .T Srl QLOLLL--- sr- Newsa.. svoxesh- A.- -3 r- anon ae . . v-mms 1, 2, . . . svn CH CLASS PLAY A. RONALD FOWLE A lol?-sided grin, and very dark .rl Resist llhis enchanting lad, if you dare. A CAPPELLA 3 . . BOYS GLEE CLUB 1, 2 . . CROSS COUNTRY 3 . . FOOTBALL 1 . . TRACK 1, 9, 3 . . INTRAMURAL BAS- KETBALL 9, 3 . . TOUCH FOOT- BALL 1. JUDI TH F OUS T She loves to knocli those ten-pins clown, Upon any sport, sl1e'll never . frown. CHEERLEADING 1, 2, 3 . . Y-TEENS 1, 9, 3 . . BOWLING 3. NANCY FRANK A su r gal a loyal ln I p se She'l never pur o ny one FRANCES FUSCO A sharp dresser, musical and sweet, She's really a girl that can't be beat. DANTE CLUB 1, Q . . TWIRLING lu? ' 'yYtE'SE'TTQVQR'ETl15S TRAMURALS 1, sf ' CAROL GEHRLEIN HAROLD GEHR ING A niodest miss with locks of gold, A M mn we think he-H be' Shes never shy, but never bold. We at we're fight-just wait Mem AWARD Fon CANDY .ma sn. SIELLE5 123113 .1Cc3LgECESxChL1AB BOYS GLEE CU-'B 119- Miriic 2 . . SPEECH' CLASS PLAY 9. JOANN GETZIN Taffy hair tops her idea- head, Her eyes hold a lot of the mis: tis said. CHEERLEADING 1, Q, f3 COLLEGE CLUB 3 . . VINCI MERRY-GO-ROUND 1 . TEENS1,Q 3 . . INTRAMUI 1 . . LETTER CLUB 1, 9 LIFE sAvuNG 1 . .soonest a . . DRAMATIC CLUB 3 jf? 34 QS! ILICE GLASPELL JOHN GO,-NLLOT oves to dance, has loads of friends, v all-a warm friendship, she always sends. wRLlNG 1, 2, 3 . . VINCENT RIETIES 1, 2 . . Y-TEENS 9, 3. JUNE GOODENOW June turns out columns by the van, John always puts his foot in H ltrguble,h es r, 's h -I-, beeaiubi. te ' must GERMAN CLUB .. - , TRACK 1, 2, 33. .HWAQTEIS POLO 3 . . SWIMMING 3. She's always engaged irI some new pan. COLLEGE CLUB 2, 3 . . I-IALL MONITOR 3 . . NEWS 2, 3 CASSISTANT EDITOR 31 . . TWIIQLING Q, 3 . .v-TEENS 1, 3 . . SPANISH CLUB 3 . . DRA- MATIC CLUB 3 CPRESIDENT 32. I PA TR If . ,Gif IDLE TT With a 's arf' :Iam clay to day, , Pat'perlc: I. . .ir-lc' A' Jay. COLLEGE ' 3 I . A Cf' P PELLA 1, 3, .Q ' 'WSMAN 2,3..v-Ts-I-.e. - l RY ANN SHARON GORDON OODRICH - . ,,., ,, ,, d NANCY GRAPPY dainty maid with winning smile, Sharon S lust 5 W Fl S on an. ' one who cares-e pal worth W' Efdw Sood lab' sh' Wlll Nan's sense of humor bubbles ' ' FO n EEELTEADING 1 9 COL QFHCE MQNITOR 3, You Eieilleh lcnow for where she's I ' ' . OUR . .EvglELEEIs?1', 9fl3C?'lllsI'llI3'lllf CcgLLEGDERiLI1IRg6,C3LUg3gWS RAMA 9, . . - - EIRISK 1 ' ' D TIC v-TEENS 1, 9, 3. MARCIA GRASBERGER She's' always cheerful, always Iumpin , U Never happy till into sumpin'. COLLEGE CLUB 3 . . Y-TEENS 'l,9,3..N.H.S.3. 35 I SALLY GRIE-SBACH JHIVIBO UUBKUUN Keen, alert, and full of fun, Went a good paI'? He's the one. Is he neat? We'II say And hovd On the street, why he's Wow ' Y V' tl Y T I THOMAS GREEN AEdreIIIire?I::r ggII1es?iIsIhe's right 'HHg'y,21':?' 3 He thinks he cen't, but tries again, on the beam. ' ' ' ' ' ' FOOTBALL 1, 9, 3 . . 1, 2 . . WRESTLING 2, 3. . . . BASEBALL 2,s.. . INTRAMUR- And mf mf 'W 'S We 'O Wm' CI-IEERLEADING Q, 3 . . GIRLS ALS 1, Q, 3. INTRAMURALS 9, 3. KATH YRN GUS 'TAFSON r e es are blue as I He y , , alcan see, And she s as quiet as can be. OFFICE MONITOR 3 . . VIN- CENT :XIARIETIES 2 . . Y-TEENS CHORUS 1, 3 . . Y-TEENS 1, 3 . . BOWLING 3. CHARLES HA ISE A jolendidncenter on our team, An so hes won our high es- teem. HALL MONITOR 2 . . A CAP- PELLA 3 . . BOYS GLEE CLUB 3 . . BASEBALL 1, 2, 3 . . BAS- KETBALL 1, 2 3 . . FOOTBALL 2, 3 . . TRACK 1, 2, 3. 36 NE VA DA HANSEN She's spirited, cheerful and full of fun, When you, need a good friend, Nevies the one. CANDY SELLER 1 . . MERIT AWARD 9 . . OFFICE MON- TOR 3 . VIRGIL CLUB 2 . . Y-TEENS 1, 2, 3. RITA HARVEY So fair of face with eyes so bI1 We know her life must be sw: and true. A CAPPELLA a . . can CHORUS 1, sz. , I W fum' ' ' ' ' ' Quiet, Eriisdky, warm endhgerthe, SALLY HENRY lonrinhls path' doa mlschlel oughelgemair powers mcu e Lighteblgand hair, sparkling blue ' YC 1 DOTBALL 1 , , SWIMMING YJEENS 91 3- Within her, loads of talent lies. 3 - - WATER POLO 9' 3- COLLEGE CLUB Q . . sROREs- MAN 2, 3 . . Y-TEENS 1, 2, 3 . . BOWLING - X . s I .- L1'0 ROBERT HENSHAW The small package holds the best gift, you know, Bob's friends and his friendship have proved this is so. CHEERLEADING 1, sz . . COL- LEGE CLUB 2 3 CPresident 32. . . STUDENT COUNCIL 2, 3 . . GERMAN CLUB 3 . . 1-n.v 1,9,3..N.H.S.2 3..viN- CENT MERRY-GO-ROUND 1. ARBARA HERBST rb is peppy and friendl too BABARA HICKEY 1u'll never find ,, f,5e,,J'm0,Q To be a steno, she'lI answer the RONALD HILLS grug, call! D A I 1 .d d .I d . H. 1, 2, 963'-Lg Excetdsiztbju spans specially P Tglglhe sr:1e an tw: Wins Q, 3 ,, R ' rocaim imt tr t . 1oRUs1..srUoeN1coUN. BASKETBALL 2. first of suis. un ' 2 . . V-TEENS 1, 3 QPRESI- ,C NT OF EVENING GROUP 37 - 'R 4 BOWLING 3. -Q LW ' if N 37 WILLIAM HOH Quiet and studious he some- times seems But he radiates friendship by the reams. ' GERMAN CLUB 3 . .PHOTOG- RAPHYCLUB 3 . . s COUNCIL se. TUDEN' i. Q- .5154- E Q 1 , , if 4 E9- 'B ' JOANN JENCO t N f-notieer Vincentite who twirl: DORII ' '? .GEL UIC heron 'iL'L'Ii be minhs a good twirlel - -ff-I when shc is gone. 'Ml ' T'-.i'iRl.ING I, 2,3 . .VINCENT VAQIETIEB -I, 2 . . Y-TEENS 1 C' CONRAD JOHNSON CHARLES JENKS At drafting he shines like a bra We have a great musician here MW dime With the sweetest sex, yoII'll But coliectinglstamps is his ever hear. vorite pastime. GERMAN CLUB 9 . . A CA BAND 1, 9, 3 VINCENT PELLA 1. VARIETIES 1, Q . . iNTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 2, 3 . . TOUCH FOOTBALL 1. PATRICIA KIQSHEL FRANKL IN KENNY Pat's so small, but what an acrol KAy KALVELAGE He has .I calm look in his eye, For her three cheers, and -I r But in this case, looks tell a lie. of the hat. PAUL JONES J 'fQf ' much on 'h' WP' BASEBALL 3 . . BOWLING VINCENT MERRY-G0-ROUI His best he'Il sive to an task, The cute! hm dimples we eva 1' 2,3 . u 'NTRAMUMLS1' 2' 3- 1' And cheeriully does what ever have mug' you as . I-TALL MONITOR Q . . BAND A CAPPELLA 3 . . BOYS GLEE 1' 9 - - YJEEN5 1' 2- SILUB 1, 2 . . INTRAMURALS 38 i' ANICE LAIRD d Hg' g I' I JOANN LAMARY T TF-tilltegg nag' Ml? he' Man are her friends few are KAY LAWRENCE spdrkmg eyes' KCI' f02S, Quite reserved is this girl' Kay, rv, , , . -, -- 6-3lLkEGE C5UB3,TEENgt1CQP?: Everyone likes her, wherever she A very good danger, all will say. '-' 5-D I-'HU'-fi R 119 -- ' 1 I 905' V- , EL 'X S 3 ee N. H. 5. 3. OFFICE MONITOR 3 Y- LIBRARY MONQQR Q, 4 - -iw-iff., W H- TEENS 3. ' ' lldEhrEE:lTgYQfRlEl'F5f9f Y' Errol ' -'Q I thefts 'T 9' - H l P' ' ,Lis Culpa f f . . b-- -.ANG 2 . . 'Iv -'AURAL EAI ETBAY , 1. Q 'J - UU-I 'CPOTBALL '2, Zi, OLAND LEONARD s surface is quiet, but his eyes RANDOLPH LIEBAUW ' 'give dWdYf His hair is wavy and lays in little BARBARA LINSEY -e act that his spirit is friendly waves, . and BUY- And always he's so full of fun, Full of W'f and Short Gnd SHGPDYI ERMAN CLUB 3 ' . Hl,y yet seldom misbehaves. 6004: ndfuffd too Gnd dlWdYS 2. 3 . . HALL MONITOR 3 sTuDENT couNc:nL 1, a . . 'PPV' X - SWIMMING 'lf 9, 3 - - BASKETBALL 1 . . INTRA- Q , ATER POLO 1, 2, 3. MURALS 1, 3, Q- 9 fb gb O Lf J' Qtqfpdgo xoa A 39 PATRICK LOGUE lt's hgirry, hurry, and never doe! 't e si He just keeps on going and never calls it quits. STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 9, 3 CPRESIDENT 35 . . N. H. S. 3 . . FOOTBALL 1, Q, 3 . . SWIM- MING 2, 3 . . TRACK 1, 2, 3. Cali, ARLENE MANCUSO Gee she's happy all the while SAM MADONIA She's always a ioy with that Som's collection of high school impish smile. f ' d i COLLEGE CLUB Q, 3 . . A CAP- Will rltirlzks by hini when high pg-LA 1, 9, 3 , , NEWS 3 , , school ends. FOOTBALL 1 . . INTRAMURALS 1, 9, 3 . . TRACK 1, 9. STUDENT COUNCIL Q, 3 . . VINCENT VARIETIES 1 . . Y-TEENS 1, 9, 3 . . N. H. S. 3, ,JOHN M ANGOLD Lots of friends has this boy John, ln basketball he knows both pro and con. BOYS GLEE CLUB 3 . . IN- TRAMURALS 1, 9, 3. '1l4X1il4K1O Through the hall or on the stref She's a cheery sight that's he' to beat. I COLLEGE CLUB 2 . . DAN CLUB 9, 3 CPRESIDENT 31 . . EIC? SAONITOR 3 . . Y-TEE I I ' I I ANNA MARIN1 A sweet little lass, small and petite, Her winning smile just can't be beat. v.rEeNs Q, 3 . . DRAMATIC CLUB 3. M .X I ' N 'A VINCENT MARROCCO He loves to skate around the Floor, And with his jokes he'll never bore. A CAPPELLA 3 . . BOYS GLEE CLUB 3 . . INTRAMURALS 1, 9, 3. 40 RHEA MARTIN A brilliant mind, for that she is noted, As being the quietest, she could be voted. COLLEGE CLUB sz, 3 . . viN- CENT FORUM Q . . N. H. s- 9, 3. . . VIRGIL CLUB Q . . v-TEENS 2, 3. EUGENE MAYNARD True to his word, his work, an his friends, We hope that his talent will p dividends. K. Y. B. CLUB 3 . . DRAMATIC CLUB 3 . . CROSS COUNTF 3 . . TRACK 3. I is able writer for the Vincent News, nd on photography-he can give his views. FICE MONITOR 1 . . NEWS 3 . . PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB EXQPPISESMAN 1 . . STAGE J.-..-. .-------.- Tall and stately, with queenly ROBERT MCKINLEY grace In the midst of fun, she finds her BORIS UIWCYS bl-'SY WI'I2f2V2I' his place. found, COLLEGE CLUB 1, 9 . . GER- One never knows for where he's MAN CLUB 3 . . OFFICE MON- bound. ITOR3 NHS93 Y TEENS ,I-Q'-BN - I -- ' STUDENT CouNCiLa..aAs- KETBALL 9, 3 . . FOOTBALL 1 . . INTRAMURALS 1, 9, 3 . . TRACK 9. -IOHN IWCK INNE Y The warmest greetings in the hall, Has this admirer of basketball. BASKETBALL 1 . . SWIMMING 1 . . INTRAMURALS 9, 3. Y MEHNE Ry the kids, as her offices te to 'the teachers and students, as well. SELLER 1 . . COLLEGE , 9, 3 . . OFFICE MONI- VINCENT MERRY-GO- . STUDENT . TW IRLING INTRA- CARMELA NIELE She's called a level-headed irl, Ne'er Iet's things set her awhirl. A CAPPELLA 3 . . GIRLS CHORUS 1, 9 . . Y-TEENS 1. 41 BARBARA MERRITT She is a shark in history, A giant historian, she hopes to COLLEGE CLUB 3 . . OFFICE MONITOR 3 . . NEWS 3 . . VIRGIL CLUB Q. j0HN ME TZ Johnny is a boy uni ue, Who never Iets his fiddle squeak. DANTE CLua 3 . . GERMAN CLUB Q, 3 . . ORCHESTRA 1, 2,3 . . VINCENT VARIETIES 1. ,R-mm, '- yr . . , LOU!-' 'N I... 'il ff. 4: is a treat, To IU-'J-Q I L' . I , cnnl he He cf. P- 1 . '- 3 I '. l. i5ll1n.S . vtNx ITNT RIS ' MQDDx.' I , GERALDINE MODICA Geri has a face so bright, With laughter never far from sight. OFFICE MONITOR 1 . . GIRLS CHORUS 1, 9, 3 CPRESIDENT 35 . . Y-TEENS 1, Q, 3. DONALD MILLER Qsrzr the stair-sneaking seniors, he towers, He: enforces his lunch period monitor's powers. HALL MONITOR 3 . . Poor- BALL 1 ,. , INTRAMURALS 1 Q, 3 . . SWIMMING a .. TRACK 1, 2, 3 . . WATER POLO 3. JAMES MON IGOLD He went to summer school dll D left us early, Jims quite good looking ar his hair is very curly. CAROL NEWBERRY BARRY NASH It doesn't matter what the kind ' OAN MUCC N A smile on his lips, a spark in his If in 6 dog' she doesnx mind: J IARO E eye, A sweet little lady, busy as a bee Show B5 Y'5 0 Cheerful and lun' She works in the libre as all loving guy ry . can 500- STUDENT COUNCIL 1. VINCENT FORUM 1, 2 . . LI- BRARY MONITOR 1, 9, 3 . . N. H. S. 2,3 ..VINCENT NEWS 9, 3 CEDITOR 3 J. . Y-TEENS 1, 3. 42 ALEXANDER UICONNELL Rough and tumble eyes of bIL Warm and friendly, intellige too. STUDENT COUNCIL 9, 3 . HALL MONITOR 2 . . N. H. Q, 3 . . BASKETBALL 1 . FOO BALL 1, 9, 3 . . N.A.S.S. 9 TRACK 1, 9, 3 . . WRESTLING YQ ARBARA ODELL ' trim little twirler, joyous as a bell, 'ho can it be, but Barbara Odell! OLLEGE CLUB 2 . . HALL ,ONITOR 3 . . TWIRLING 2, 3 . . VINCENT VARIETIES 9 . . Y-TEENS 1, 2, 3. . 'OKESMAN 3. ANNIE OUTLAW Carolinas loss and Vincent's gain. She s cute and friendly, tis p ain. EDWARD PALLOTTA Rough and rugged on the mat, , ,., Ed's also tops with a ball ancllmat. NA' 'se Y t ' DANTE CLUB 9, 3 . 2 WREST- Tl'iiQ gi:'l, Q. .' Q4 I. uf pep, LING 2, 3. A wirsutf ' -lf' wways f... Li ,elif Aixifall- CFQIJEAIQI 1 ' 'I ,1Ql'.,'f!' C.3.JNc: f 4.21, 2,3 . . noxwg, . if M A THER INE PA VLOV carefree and good-natured , blond, ' sports and dancing, ever fond EEENS 1, 2, 3 . . BOWLING DUANE PA YNE Strong as a steel trap-on the mat, For him, as a wrestler, we'll raise our hat. A CAPPELLA 1, Q, 3 . . BOYS GLEE CLUB Q, 3 . . CROSS COUNTRY 9 . . FOOTBALL 1, 3 . . INTRAMURALS 1, 9, 3 . . WRESTLING 1, 9, 3. MARIE PEDANO A secilletarial course, Marie did ta e An efficlient secretary, she will make. DANTE CLUB 2 . . OFFICE MONITOR 3 . . Y-TEENS 3. HELEN PENDIC A brilliant steno, she will be, For some young man, just wait and see. MERIT AWARD Q . . LIBRARY MONITOR 1, 3 . . OFFICE MONITOR 2 . . Y-TEENS 1. 43 ,......4 CTEP, ' KUb'L'Q MAR Y MARY ANE PHILLIPS PHI LL1 P l A mirror of the first, except for D 'NO PE-4-ZAIO b H Yes, Ikeasiefs twin is small and WhefihftTEfn2:Tg'spom-they.re H I t ' t, 6 soma? sas me A S 0 And '3he's behind the gun, ei- always same' He's knovyn for his speed ball in right. YJEENS 1, 9- b0W S- Y-TEENS 1, 2. A CAPPELLA 3 . JBOYS GLEE CLUB 1, sz, 3 . . BOWLING 1, 2, 3 . . FOOTBALL 1 . . TNTRAMURALS 3. An ardent fan of the Yankee teaL On the basketball floor, he's o the beam. GERMAN CLUB 3 . . BASKE' BALL 1, Q . . TENNIS Q, 3. hr ' ELEANOR PORDUGAL ln his willingness, he surpasses ' On the basketball floor she's H' the-restV -- BENEDICT PIZZO A df qgick .S can Be, ' H 'S 5l?t'1ftLhf'R'2ff Campus WheQhe 2S6ciP'fd king 'UFS on Vlff sZ,fe 'msS as W' CROSS COUNTRY 3 . . IN- He'sboi1t in lfront, the others- BASKETBALL 1. TRAMURALS 1' 2' 3' aca. DANTE CLUB Q . . A CAP- PELLA 3 . . FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3 . . INTRAMURALS 1, sz, 3 . . N.A.S.S.3..TRACK1,2,3.. WRESTLING 3. . 44 I OSE PH RAGEN He's tall, a shy and bashful youtl He seldrbm talks, and thats tl' trut . INTRAMURALS 1, 2, 3 .' SWIMMING 3. X lLMA REESE and Jean are thiclc as glue, A 4 of fllnf Gnd -9 80045 Cook, WOO- A beautifula natural, tenor gokice, H ' I woo s op EENS 1, 9, 3 . . BOWLING 3. C sw:-'arte hi groiiei DANTE CLUB 3 . . A CAPPELLA 1, 9, 3 . . INTRAMURALS 1, 9, 3. LBERT RENZE JAMES RHODES His voice would stir the deepest soul, 1 We hope in music, he'Il malie his goal. ' A CAPPELLA 1, Q, is . . Boys cies CLUB 1, , . . . BALL 1, 9, 3. Q 3 FOOT ARLENE RICCI Loveslto dance- on her list, is s tops, Doesgglkmagtfrbevigwggl kind-even Y-TEENS 1.3. LMA RICE , ' A DAVID ROGERS is a girl who likes to roller- , Skeet, Doves big and powerful, es all ANTHONY RUGARE is- a statement one cen't Cdh SCC, , debate. To a mischievous smile, he's got H2 ll add dmusemfnt Q0 GUY CUSS, L MONWOR 3 STU- the key, At guitar playing, he'll always T COUNQL 1 , j Twin- ACAPPELLA 1 . . PHOTOS- pm' I l , , VINCENT VARIE. RAPHY CLUB 3 . . INTRA- A CAPPEI-l-A 1, 3 . . USHER 1 1 -l, 3 , , y.T5ENs 1, 9, MURALS 1, 9, 3 . . TENNIS 1. NSARIETIES 1 . . l 45 GILES SCHUTTE He's very dark, with a humorous grin A bright' glow follows wherever he s een. GERMAN CLUB 2 . . Hl-Y 9, 3 GOLF 3 . . INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 1, 3. 'Vs 1 is ,IEAN Q '- 1 r-4 v 1' , - SL-.wIY'::Eg 'ft .Ish Shia ezlcf' a 4 .' -In sp'-'R to U ':arc.l.andisi.,, I.ss, V- .sa 1 this ies.w.'.I.Ia'oIe and I i. .I1 -Ji-. lass. V TT.-.BIS 3. ROBERT SEIBEL At swimming, Bob will win the race, And at photography, he's sure an ace. I-II-Y Q, 3 . . SWIMMING 9, 3 . . WATER POLO 9, 3. GEORGE SHARP You'II always find Jay where there's lun, i Or else behind the starter s gun. CI-IEERLEADING 2 . . HI-Y 9, 3 . . OFFICE MONITOR 1 . . BAND 1 . . NEWS 1 . . PHOTO- GRAPHY CLUB 3 CPRESIDENT 31 . . GOLF 2 . . SWIMMING 1, 9, 3 . . TENNIS 3 . . WATER POLO 1, 9, 3. HERBERT SHAW We call him Skip, this footl star, In his studies, he's ahead by I BASKETBALL 1, 9, 3 . . TRA 1, 2, 3 . . FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3 N. H. S. 3. , JOAN SMITH SALLY SLOUGH With ha 'sturdy step, she wollzs I 8 0 , Giggle, giggle, in and out, A busy girl, with a smile for all JOAN SIT?-ER GI99 ' 3I53 ' S'Ido ' pw' ACAPPELLA3 GIRLS CI-IOR ' Q OFFICE MONITOR 3 . . VIN- , ' Joencssrisnt work bv 0 :msn CENJAQEEQAQPRROUIZIMM3 US 1, 2 . . Y TEENS 1, 9. Bu' 22,95 mo than dw 'I MING1,2,3 . . Y-TEENS1,2,3l Y-TEENS 2, 3. 46 MAXFIELD SMITH He swims as he laughs, with greatest of ease, Intelligent, friendly, and ees' p ease. A CAPPELLA 1, 2 . . SW MING 1, 9, 3 . . WATER PO 1, 9, 3. MLW- ALDIQISMSITH, be .MARGARET sbgngry me wr neer a SONOSKI JOAN SPARGO ll olwevs find friends around Az basketball whether win or There's typing in her finger-tips by the score. lose, - ' LL MONITOR Q BOYS Shis mighty good G sm who Across the keys, she tears and raps, E CLUB 1 9 3' ' BAS- never gets the blues. TWIRLING 2 . . Y-TEENS 1. 3. I I ' ' BALL 1. 2, 3 . . TENNIS 1. BASKETBALL 1. PAAL?gD1NG LOUIS STEFAN ,711 . . . L ' ' 'th r book f - . 'C,Q',,12Q't,f Q,,2f W ' 53:15f222Q ff1TsrYF'SgoS'f'b.afan5 BR,UCb STEKETEE Chemical man has plenty of pals' a hook.. Cen :ziggy out, he s alwaYS hop' U- MONITOR 9 - - BOYS INTRAMURALS 1' Q' 3' Loads o'f fun when somethings ESNQERISIUQ .1 . . CROSS poppin', ' ' CHEERLEADING 2 . . A CAP- PELLA 3 . . BOYS GLEE CLUB 1 . . INTRAMURALS 1, 2, 3 . . ' TRACK 2. 1 47 V we -. L 3. , ,if , do DIE. 'X ,X SPAULIJING Mimi' ..vc- 5 , .L has thi! lit1'e .LN lN1agn-pf... pe sf -1!i:y, ..n.n: gm UDGSS , H-X, COLLEGE '-LU!' 1, 9 Sw. MAN CLUB 3 1'-4,31-'15, Ff , , VIRGIL CLUB . . Ej:p'KlS 1, 2, 3. ' ' ' ' ARTHUR .STERNB Y As quiet and reserved as can be, Likess engraving, does Arthur bternby. GERMAN CLUB 3 . . A CAP- PELLA 1, 2 . . BOYS GLEE CLUB 9. gem . JUNE STOUL-FEI1 A stirrim, voice an-'I Icwg, .Earls Mir, June's' sense :I h .mor is very rare. CANDY SELLER N. I-IALL harm: ,R 1, i -,H LAPPEI LA RLS L,l iL9RLb 1, Q . . 3 . . -.a Y-TEE!-ig Q, 3 . . f XHMMING Q. ROBERT TURIE Upon the harmonica, he can play, Though he'd rather swim and bowl all day. BOWLING 9, 3 . . INTRA- MURAL SOFTBALL 1, 9, 3 . . TOUCH FOOTBALL 1, Q, 3 . . SWIMMING 3 . . WATER POLO 3. M A R Y ANN S 'FRA WN Alwarls a gay word, has this lc arming lass, She s cheerf-JI and friendly, a joy to the class. SI'I.ii'ENT COUNCIL 3 . . Y- TEZLIXIB Q, a. iii' OYCE SWANSON J Always full of energy, always full of fun, Flying golden tresses, marlc Joyce on the run. K. Y. B. CLUB 9, 3 . . LIBRARY MONITOR 1 . . Y- TEENS 1, Q, 3. NORA IVARE JEAN TURKO A girl socflacid and serene, With laeautiful teeth, a brilliant She sseiil. Om heard' but often w ite, And a cameo-like face, she's a lovely sight. Y-TEENS 1, 9, 3 . . BOWLING 3. 48 jOSEPH TAORMIN The snappiest dresser is our Joe, One look at him will prove is so. BASKETBALL 1, 9 . . FOOTB 1 . . INTRAMURALS 1, 2, ,JAMES WARNEKA Warm and friendly, cute as PUPPY, Contented and carefree, he sw like a guppy. GERMAN cLuB 3 . . Bc GLEE CLUB 1 . . swwimn 1,9,3..WATER,POLO1,Q iff I 1 of , L, ' as xx lil. . 5 I . 'xl K vm Ox ki LZ . UDIIKI wnonpuniv kj'-flu.:-, Ek , ' I T EA ER '- drafting, he's a shining star, GLADYS W U V ARIMAND w,E way ahead of the rest, by far Eamelwowa qtgleaming Iliff oi redyc l 1 ISS LLA 3 . . INTRA- 'S Gun ' S W Y 0 un A good . La ,' Il E , UfQ,QffE1, 9, 3, head- As qu. 'C.liZiQ.fTT iXJ9eI'f Tfe A CAPPELLA 1, Q, 3 . . Y- TEENS 1, 3. 'took the cake. Hi-V 2, 3. . BASKETFTALL MAN- AGER 1, 9, 3 . , FOOTBALL 1 . . INTRAMLIRALS 'i. Q, 3 . . TRACK MANAGER Q, 3 AX- w 'vi7 I IDGE R Sh-. t so 3. :,. but sh'-'s cheerful ,. I ar-C ur., Puts her I'-est foot forward in gettinr things done. SPOKESM 3. DANIEL WEPPNER e'll Settle himself with a Fish- rod in hand, nd many good Fish he'Il pro- ceed to land. SKETBALL 9 . . INTRA- KTJRALS 9, 3. JOAN WOLFF Sweet and industrious, friendly, too, There's nothing Joan and her smile cant do. STUDENT COUNCIL Q . . Y- TEENS 3. NEAL ZIMMERMAN He knows his sports on field and ':News, Sports Editor Neal can air his views. HALL MONITOR 1 . . NEWS Q, 3 . . STUDENT COUNCIL 1, Q . . BASEBALL 1, 2 3 .. BASKETBALL 1, Q, 3 . . FOOT- BALL 1, Q, 3 . . INTRAMURALS 1, Q, 3 . . TRACK 1, 9, 3. 49 PATRICIA ZIROLI Pet's vivacious and never blue She's always peppy, kind, and true. CHEERLEADING 1, 9, 3 CCAP- TAIN 33 . . MERIT AWARD FOR OFFICE MONITOR 2 . . Ll- BRARY MONITOR 1 . . STU- DEISIT COUNCIL 1 . . Y-TEENS 1, . PRESIDENT 12-2 CLASS , ' ,Ja WILLIAM UNDERHILL With a sturdy step, he strides the hall, 1 A steadfast Vincentite, 'right on the ball. STUDENT COUNCIL 1, Q, 3 . . HI-Y 1, Q, 3 . . MERIT AWARD FOR HALL MONITOR 9, 3 . . BOYS GLEE CLUB 1 . . SWIM- MING 1, 2, 3 . . FOOTBALL 1 ..GOLF1,SZ,3..N.A.S.S. 2, 3 . . WATER POLO 3. Veterans ROBERT GRAY SHELDON LIND ,IAMES LONERGRAN GEORGE RADAKER ,JOSEPH SPANO JAMES ZENNS No picture for JOAN BEBELL BETTE HAMMOND January Commencement Speakers: Row 1: E. Wollman, S. Cohn, D. Walsh, R. Lawson, M. Taylor. Row 2: R. Bierig, R. Smith, D. Palmer. June Commencement SpeaIxers:Row 1: W. Underhill, J. McDougIe, A. Man- cuso, R. Martin, P. Logue. Row 2: H. Shaw, C. Benson, A. Bertelsen, W. Hoh. 50 L. ll .U Owe .ME -g . ...,,. 4 K - . ' A A L T. Angelo G. Berchtolcl .gf,,k xml D VL.x: .L A. M. Cutri R. Dailey 'R 'D .lf Q. l' A 4...-v ,.3, - 5 . . . i 5 .- .-.w s . ., ., . . 2 ,C , r .Ny R. Donovan R. Fatica ,. .- 'W' ui .. 4 .wg-,. . -J Q N7 I E. Lipinski I E. Magee H ,iff . 1 ex 1' . E. Pallotta A. Pivetta . ' 5- 3 R. Spanbauer A. Sternby si H. Yacobucci S. Zonna ..--dk' EWA g Q3 Aww-Q. D x 9? Q.. UNDER CL A SSMEN A Q'-3 ix G. DeFazio 1. .. 'fl J. Harris L. Marinelli rw 2 1-5 2.3.22 f I V. Raymond nr I f . R. DeMarco -. ar '47 .fx B. Henning M f-.Q rv L is .3 ITV? K. 2 .,,, .Q-. A' A. Mdrini E. Rodriquez gl'- . . ig. M- N : .- .. Q, - X ! . Q 4' K NR. 4. wi' 2 EQ. 3? .K .., .1 J. Tabb 11-2 CLASS V. Veltri ...., V'.1 ibyi 1:7 Rx. i .lx D. DeSanti iq, Q I E A f fag- 1- . D. Johnson N. McCollum . .5 K... . A1 J. Schwartz fr 1 ...Leg ir K B KEY' ... . Q. .. - WW.. X S. Vient . .... 3-z.. ww --- iirv---.:,-.Q V- .A , :sie H: 53' , ... '? 'war '5- .I P. Cipolla M. DiLoreto A 'fm' r . S! .1-5 -. . Q 'X J. LaJohn A 5 1 F. Costello A. DiNicola R. Laplaca J. McConnell QS 2 . 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Leonard R. Lillberg W. Logue l.-- fl M R 25 . JH ' ll 1 1 1 L, 'A J 'or l 4 1 R 1 A V 4 . D. Lundquist R. Magee A. Malcynen E. Mangold A 'U UA if Vj , my J of-J f '- Y . , Edge? . N M QF X jsfx x . , , f . . fl f 5' P 9 P. McLaughlin M. McLean R. McNally J. Meider D. Mendes 4 . K., . X . x,4.:: M. ir . V I g - . Q I K . t J L 'J . - . - ' : . N . . X ' j 1 R. Moorhead V. Obmenn Y 9' RST-.. J H .... J 1 A i Ji S ,-gt kj .-lg. ' '-Z ,V 515.5 2' . K ig.- - 1.5. 'S WF f Rez? l P' l Q51-'F argl ' xii il 'ff R. Ouellet N. Owens R. Morey R. O'Connor . . .. H....., Q '- QW J. Moser B. Mourton R. Mytinger . - X ' L 95521 1' - - 1... 1 1 JL K .. N. . i S N ' ' f i. 5 'A'. . . ffxilf P .. ' 1.'viw..k!- -521. . , ' A X F- -.: -,,. . .. . 1-Egger - - 1 P - f . . - X iw 'N' we i lv F :veil V. . , W ' ' . in f' . 'gg-'i5.1j ' K li f D. Oligeri A. Olsen R. Otis z N- P fi, K. Laposlcy 3:1 ,5. 'S' J. Marchnonni C. McCarthy l 'QM l X N03 'ig' R. Miclcel .X,. L. Nelson X I 5 as ,E sw . la gf I .9 5 A. On .ei J. Passerotti G. Phillips W. Polak S. Reiter C. Renaud 54 E. Reynolds ' nt if ., fzii --1-- . M. Sayre E. Shepard e v 3 F ti Ji. 3 -43 'W M. Steele S k 3 . . N 'aff A. Tronslci il 7 591' . 3 ., F? . wi' , J. Volk l Isa. fe fr- -:ff A l C qt I M if if E 'EN Q X 1- Y i P. Richards 'EN' P. Schember . .M S 'f 1' ldfv S. Shreiner is iff nw' ff vi- ff ii' 14 , X-QM-xfxg 5g A ir:.s..s..1+if J fi : ta.-W t tv, rfb' wart-. t R. Striclc xi 44 '-zzz... V S. Utterback 4 2 Y 'wi as 4 :gs , ,. X K if 'R at t at 'ty' Q X M , .3 .L A ,. . , .ff I f S ' .:. 5' - K f f T. Rigazzi he . Q. . s V 5 Si X I 5 ,. . . ,, News. il-.f ' . -zgtgffiraxs Q - - - .1 iv D. Schrimper D. Smith B. Strong 'f pl SL A X6 V E M. Vanchieri W J 5411, ', er 9 S L A S Q Walltelrl Ma 5 Nl? G. Rogan , ..t .. . .g Q-E T .f K. X - it Q XY . 11 ' S xx A X . K. Schmitt ... or .1 R, :fl it-V Q 'Is 1 . .,, 5.3 M. Smith W. Sullivan N. Velza M. L. Walter XX. xx 2. . .QC eager . av 'F W' N . .of 11? 'S T 5 , , .4 i t -iil'l it lll In . E. Wingenbach L. Winter J. Woodard A. Yahn 55 li. V X tt. . -..,e-W... A. Sala ii - . ' Ali , 'fi ,ff J. Sample ..' fi? - ' . ann S . 2 if i L! . oil W m A QW Y . . . at 2 , R. Smith aQ.ff.wx QP . , air. 'fr M . ., , L , at . Q ll . '?1 5.5YP'f 'if' ' .. -:QQEQ aj. .. 1 kwya lif ,ii - . . ' Fa Inf- 'Y , . V rfff fa .' , . D. Tepas I l j f 2 vi .Q il' 'X , lf L K ' I i ' - ' ' - .K ' ' ,- IIT 'F ,f C. Villabona ' ' ' v- ,aff 7 Q ff , .... 1 D. Warren 1 0 55 ' if' xp. 3, K 55. K f TM.,-,f..1 M. Salorino A. Sammarco C. Serviclio J. Shaw F. Speros P. Stafford K. Toohey M. Tormey ii S' ff. i ,, -1 . 1' f fi... gy--..i,. ,f 5 ' -w w ' ai' ,J 35. . 5. 4 ' .21 L- ,. 27' 'Hs R. Vitale 9315 W T55 'Ev .4 'f Xu. E x S -. L. Weindorl N. Vitello S S ST XL, . 5414. ..., A 4. 1 11-1 CLASS 1 -:fa Si-Q.. R, Young Allen lf 5' va. vas, :rv QM , .N .N K :f y K I ' Kuuwii 5 's gf. ft Xia:-.' .3 ,Fits rr f v il ilausehi 'T . . X, ., K nh lr! Y Q , -, . . . 1 .Q . fs- Q . 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'5 9 J A gr f I If-A S ax W. Clemens J. Comi J. Conroe M. Cox J .L I ix: .. A 'Af .M S. DiNicola W. Harris Vw . Esser Gm . ,g ' ,. P in 'iizar Ja f' JI D. Heirls O M. Knoblein . wig T. Lewis 'Ie . ,lp grim- ,- -ai R. Knauer .A i A ,,, f -A ' 'Jus C. Malaneclu . PT' . fx. af.. B. Narducca M. Mock 56 J. Fondy A. M. Herman . F , A H? A r s 'g'-5 A x D. Knoblock E. Marini aw' H 2. 5 , V 4. . 1 ' 1 17 ir 'lf' , ' A . A Q- . K. Nesi P. Gaeckle '!'., Z, C. Hnnkson V. Lancaster S. MdYCfhOCfZf J. Passarelli 2 f 1 ll.oA 1 f 'fe K .. .fe . . . . K.. CQ l og, l 5 Q wr . A if l 3 ,of kv ' K W g . .8 R A 1 R. Pcllican A B. Sch-su F. Petrunger D. Pundt L. Schoen D. Schweikert A ' - i . f . W Y. . N1 ...L 5 looo A E. Totlcben R. Warner J. M. Wells A . ,,,.. . A gf J ...B . . . N. Aymong N. Barnes A. Beard A, Bogdan V 10 Xi ix...- 419 X ',,: gg X R. Brooks Qi S. Angcrt J. Aquillono , Q - .1 f 3 'SI , D. Beeson z. :F an B 1-SS 1 D. Booser l Borden 2 B.... gp 22' . . if 1' 4 l G. Brown Bfgwn 5 .gr -A , YV z . T m J -M -, f we A l B i , , if - 4 il . 31 Q -X E - . 1 ' A 1 l l K I 'lv ' K. Reuse C. Rizzo A. Ruggiero 4' 'uni A f I , f-, all 'fl' -at e J - A I A . ff' Q V' 1: ' H X K L M t. A f .., Q P BAAh: iglfnl Y ... U JU. ' eg ' 1 .Bo ' -I-F Q f Bl' X .J A f 1 - . zmfslili .A B. Seidel T. Tedcsco G. os 9. foil,-,.w. A f A , . Y A ..., Q V I fx, 1 h K A aff 'Y ,-1 it A -I . go' . 10-2 CLASS 2 Q ' A ' 1 if ',:.,?5x lf, U . 5,-1. fl' A Sl f o .... I. .ff . P. Wilson 'l 'lzir.3w, b Q L. , f . , 'cf f A -ee . .ie . fffafv. A - M '- . A ' P7 5 . A at WP sf 'X 4' x . X K A. Arbuclcle J. Arnone R. 'V G. Baker ' in '- iii-..f .1 V , f - ,Q . ' jf ' 'f 'l .. , -5 t. K - . U -Q, I R .. .1 a . ., - A . kh.k 1 KL :x i . . g o ...A ,X N. Beclcer G. Bifulco M. Bish M. Blog: 'J A , ..- , f N. Bowser E. Boyd M. J. Brew A- BYCWU . ,. i 3 . . .A Q 'A . M D.. 1 L A11 f +1222 eff' f ' 1: Q. ww- ,,-A.. -...M ,, . , i,.,i.,.,. ?Z A x Q , X . 3? X F3 .R .2 I C. Bunce F. Burns D- BUNCH A. Buhl 57 N . B u rto n . x ff.. N , . X .8 . E 'll T1 55' 5... lf J. Chaffee R fix ii XS ,. . 3 . A, Calabrese V. Campana V. Campanella J. Campbell L. Cleveland rf: .. . r af Q xx . wi , 1? Q Aw F 'jtxirx ' li iz' X k ir I E. Cutri - ga ffl H , a I ., 1' E. it-N .A , .. .fx Ugg ' 1 .. A. DeMicl'iael 1 'Sf X A. Doolittle 5.1 1 2: I P. Fairweather R. Dalwlburg f .Q -Eg g?-F . a. D. Denevic -5 . my . Cu. Downing 4 ...M I f--vate. 3. .... ,R . V Ni M. Frank 1 ff fi' . f5'l if ' f J. Frazzini 5 5, C. Coburn .Laing fe' Q - . 5,1 M. DalCanton .,, 5 . ,. ,..-.'.r1.1 5 . . .fqf ,,. 'Q- 6 3 ta A Q . ,k . ,S C. DiFrancisco 'fi 7 'va if . ...ve - .. Ri.. , . , . 5, V1 , at ' . 5 'f TQ . .. -. . :nag K .,. . :jiri If ,, P. DuBerg J. Felbinger . . ,ma K .97 I: zu.: 34 i K eff tm .If I M. Freitas . it 3 3 1 f . K Y A Y , N it, 5E..,,. . ,. f A BE Ki. 1 C3-v .9-Z , it , nn . x 'Q J. Comi iw 4 '21 11 1 'W' X H 3+ ff M. Danlco 'Q - 1 R. DiMarie - -ff'--' .aw--1. 12 , P. 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Hill B. Hinspeter R. Hoitinga J. Horn .- . As. lf 5: - , 'ar 1. I X x 545 'JS' QS K x R. Hubbell A. Huber M. lmmuzela T. lavarone M. lnnocenzie ...qw ' f J .sf -- .al 4, M . HU X .al N -et Y Ss ,S .. .j. ,S f N it fa X' r M25 G. V. B. Joifrite J. Kehl N. Kessler C. Kilgore B. Kreitler A. Kwiatlccwski X . Q, 51. ffl J . J W .... -N x. . J Q.. i . ' J. Lamhofer M. Langdon eg, . . of . 43 f' . i 1-df. Q aw H. Laslow X I B. Lasse D. Laird R. King Ev' 4 N J. Ll-:John P. Hammer .... Y' J lk D. Herbe f z' : , af' E. Horst lx D. J olcllell S 1'-0' P. Komula A Q' H s , Q X rf D. LaKari .... we . N H H . N ll.. . M .., 1 je . J 42.1.53 ..-aaa f ' ' . ' N rw 2.1 - 2 1 2 D f L5 .N . Af '- V I I. Lawrence R. Laudensack J. Lay 59 Al' J. Leary f JS if 5 .A -P' - F Q Y. 4 H43 .I Ek E , .i2. ,i, . J if El' 1 L. ieorie T. Levy nne 5? . N g:..5i . -av ella: K. .- 4 M 1355 ..m AL ' ' W ' -,.'. ' f .' i -Jomls W. Lundgren . If 1 A Qw. . . ... . WP' iv Nix 1 i :JW 'A Q be ' JN.. aww X Y.. V -... 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Scheu . f- xg A 1 it . If' fx - .4 R. Shaw L. Shoup .fx - N 45 qw X R kv Q . mit N. Snider C, Squires A. Steele J- Temple T. Thies . fs.. 'xg X 44 my fx- J ff . 6. i Qgtfagv 1 1 I 5 .5 W- Milf 1 I Y ,Q .V , ,wi ...'!. !' f. -'Q 1 b - . -gg ,v ,lm , .... , 2 .. '-1 V A ' 2 . 4 ' rj, x , . l. .- .Sk .. N . , K E? ' D' 3 Q Q is .. a -. 1 ,.., ' f m ...... . 33 ,..., , S J- RGY L. Razey D. Relman N. Plznsel .. , , J ' P. f . . D' S 4' A Qi JJ f if S P liiflrfj h. .ooo . 7 S '..'S' . ' '-'M ff . LLV - .L - A 4 4- i f 1. .. N' . x i. . J. Sampson L. Sordini S. Satelll R. ' 4. Sen, ' K., E. D D S D M J , ' 4 : . . LJ' , 4-.I R' , - A nf h V:. fl 1. ' A. Schellnslci E. Schneider H. Schuler R. Schulte N. Sellers 1 ,Zi l ' wx i Q. SQ? .. , K, f-..,.. isr- R. Sidman Q.. 'I -Q1 3 E. Sirak ,W : .A 'G' ' 1- X K ,QW .52 , hw-as - . -' xy! ff U Lv L ' - w e ' ffflxf. ' - .V Q A ' ' W fr. fi. ' fig . J S f 5 ' 'S T.-35-f,vY..'asQ , 3:9 W' if . . Y gl? Era 4 ' .f - s ,, ' . qi i A . 3 ' w. .fs K r , K K .M T law, I, H W -F. , M. Sloan B. Smith , mtl. -.1 'Q 1 - A . A lllx 5? 'u 5 ' .-iifiz . 2. 9- - - r . fi' ' l of X ,..-7.1 .- S. Snyder S. Solvedt E. Sopp D. Spath CS. Spearman K i E: ,. I '...D Q K T x ,N A Q s E X. . f ' 4 F if 'll -DD' f 'J L 1 H. Stefan S. Th ompson L. Stolz R. Strand I. Swede M, Tolbefg S . he S SSSS .... J saw , l s, 'J '51-P' .9 D. Thorr 61 J. Tirpak J. Torok M. A. Torok Al- ' Y in A m m , .ig-iw fn fx - - - .Q . ,V K A V 'L X ... yi X t ' W C . S fs. 5' fl in if ' X? A. Tribble ir r f.. S... 43 J 2 R. Waldo J. Williami JUNIOR T CLASSES 9-2 CLASS :N FSF? W'-'nv 'L 1 spd x Q 4 F ., N. J. Brownlie A. Trucilla H. Tiedgen J. Venditti J. Ware R. Williams F.1- Q HIGH . ' J. Baker X F. 'Bryan D. Watts .i, All . 'vw i .t X! mfekeaif R. Williams .' 5 3, i ses Q d 'JS' L. Weilacher rf f 1 1 ' . I A S. Nxfilliams me i VN X Q S. X Y.. Y 1 - , A. Veshecco A. Vlakos L. Wagner A 'Q 1 -. if . X. . jflk , .Y -N 5 J. Weis J. Willets B. Williams . W K wx .fi 'R -C A, W .2-S., . . S45 . ' A .4 Q? R. Wronek B. Young B. Youston .- -'X . A 2 'V xy M ,. K ,ww D. Bar'ow G. Bemis J. Block A. Bohlender C. Brock - L A FSC: 1 fl A . le. l b 1' . ' ...E ff h ' Q S fx, I, in 1 ' Eg A -. 1- KL J n, ' .- ' . X ,K , K 8-1 x x A m. F- at I. Caswell R. Clouser f 3,-A 4-J 'P 'uv .. E. Davis A. Farrell C. Freebourn A. Frank 22... ,. fi- i I . ... I . , , L, - ..f ' 1 's i -fs ' J e ii S. S: 1, . .g M- Harvey L. Hillard G. Horn L. Jam 62 J. Colclesser R. Cooper L. Daly - . . A, N -' ' s i - X A ,,., Q QS ,A 1 Q , Q . 'gb flip, 1 K. Gerbracht M. Getzin R. Goodrich 'M Q' . 3' 1 - R. Jiulidnte J. Keefer - D. Keep ml-up A. Kenny B. Kuneman D. Knapp V A H I - -,, :': ' '. 4 Ac 'C 1 S. Miller J. Mitchell P. Murray G. Raymer B. Peynders P. Ring it fi' M. Schloss F. Servidio J. Shampoe W' - gym.. ' W . -' 1 K WU ' - 1 'J 2. 93 N -sr H T Q6 X l 3-X D IB L is .. E. Westin W. Wilson W. Young K. lk X X , -L s ' A A o f .,,. . J. Apthorpe D. Bahrenburg F. Baker . 7 ' 5 xx K- BOYCS E. Campbell M. L. Carlson W-sea fa- we f i 1, - 4 -'22, - w. Lex, , 1 .se M. Lacey B. Nagle ' W' D. Pochin . Ax I , .ai J. Smith 33? R. Zambroski fl f I , B. Barber vw 451- V? ev. S. Carter 63 J. Lutz JN . R. Neff E 'X f. P L rx' 'K lx ga J. Sandals 'sa M, .fa J. Squires if K 'V .. H. Zipperi FS? re Eff , 'YV M. Beck .Mi .. is . . ff R. McEIdowney 1 '-1. f I ' It R. Parshall fx i L 7 G. Sandiff doa? . X X v N. Thompson 8-2 CLASS K+.-...fgis D. Beers D. Collins R. Cox 1. H. Meyer -J ' . ,- ai i e K sb ' .' ' .4 1' M. Payne I . 74 K . f - :,, T K . Y S C. Sauerwine .1 5 A R. Weil Y f ,- In rv. 1 . wt! 'X r-'fl JY! K. Anderson ,J J. Bellotti .Q ig I .4 ff J R. Dickey 3, 4 1' .fr if - . ' R, 'fit ' , a- xxx., X.: PK nw ' P 1 4' ef: ' J? -- - 1 .f :jd ' ' -1-.,, H. Doll . K .v P' E. -1. 3.1f':'e . P, -x--.Qt ' ff? , i P K' KK 5 Y .gag ,mfs .--Q 2,g.jK.5raXi, Qt , V 5. S. Falbo . Iif . 5 wi . 47 X kv. I . . . K. ' -' .454 1 I ' :V n. 'X tt K R. Hall P, . -4,- ,. f K. it Q .. K K JPL 5 K 1.-5' 'KKK 'Cr 'QM S' - 'Q Ab' J 51 61:9 K ,Kv . l. .Q X A A 'FH' '41 V .-G '-ykig-J isf A. Hclberg. ' : 'hugh 5 . W' QS, ' A v ' ' ef. .F X ' ...K245 ,, ,Q fx ls. r . Rah: I X , P l RHQPI ffzli. .. 554' 1- W ' .' tt- TQ'-ff' '- 4 J' '-r' . i Q w4.:f. 3 'rw 'P 1 Q4 C 5 1,4 Q r fo: ' N . f- -3,4 fx yt .. . 3K:f? f1 B. Kok' H ' M, 15. . . -Kxgvsr Ks 'V' 3' fra 's :lx J. Mille ' '-:Pima l. , . aff- iY1'f'LV,y 1 .. . ,R ,1- gss 1 iss-5 .. ' ' v K F K Q Nil Ss K el. J, wc' 'i .ifil-gil ' Y .-A f ' 1 I K P , 2 A . K R. Foran S. Glass R. Green .. K K. ,L ' 15 K. w ard - A... 5 5' HdffiS S. Healy R. Hermsdorf M. Johnson 1 K K ,,K...K P R s 4 . . ww, 3 .wx B. Lesko K . gpg. , ' -' . W- , , LQ .4 - - wr-Q A ' Q 5- :ig . 5- 1' i ' 'I' 1' 5. .Q . . 5...- C. Moore A lx mhgnlg f-f . . , Li, I Q . ug. ,' K .. ,f .41 . f K ' , : ts ,jswgiw KK., K -WI wifi-gf: . . ' X-WIP. U .K KK B. Rocco mei .st 'W Pb.. Scherre . gmt - I .. ,KK Ki af K1 v ' x' -. .Y .. 1 . Montgomery l r D. Sclwlaudecker A. Jonasson ms X I QQ .. 'z ' fo . .Q ,.f ,K ,Q .15 :,k '-,. .. .P 52.55 ' 4 r so '2 r K my Q' Q gk? Q... .. o.,. . X R. Latimer 37 K Q '52 X X AW 4 xljlf. . R. Nulph V. Seery .5501 '41 ' '? A f' if. r '2 '- . .- - .ff ' J . 9 gi' ., x , M. VanDerKloet P. Waldman G. Watts W. Watts . 041, 64 X G. Kaiser , -in r? 4 5 s. .1 1 .. il . 4... F. Lulcehart . 'RW Q f . P I , l f J. Parshall Q a 3 If D. Thompkins '?f:'54?5 - ' 5 if . ET. . . K Q.jK 3. . S gg . . .R I R S' U ,Q ji . K, . RY 2.-1' A - -. il 1 ' E . 2-.5 -f ,. 4. .. . . ff? P. Zaeder K any KK KK . T. Green F. Hershelman Q.. if J. Kdllvoda . K Ki 1. 'MQ J. McKinnon .af J. Riclclofif C. Toran 'I-Y CLASS .51 ...fu . ...I .Kdvr L. Grubbs A-av J. Hilbert P. Kloss A S vii Q J. McKnight N. Prckloff K. ...x ' K: :sf D. Tnbble R. Apthorpe ' .I A 541 , - ' 'f 1 . fig ' Siifkii .I N 'I ' . . I . - ,I i . 1 www Q.. - 2- . . .Q . I . , a2e..I.e . 1 f ., V - i . .. gi Y j -A 1 1 EN Q 1 X is - -- 2.fg....s. I- . ' - 1 ., 1. 1 X , II: 1 QF --i D. Armstrong R. Arkers J. Burns D. Carter T. Eldrcdgc M. Fink .Im . .A-fa.. . ,N , I .Ia M. Higgins D. Hahn --gb ,,.k , .,... ' Q. A. -. A 1- VA- I A R. Lechtner R. Lezmhuis i 5 A ra P, iiiiii rr H. Ogden J. Ouellet R. Sharp D. Shaw I S. Atkinson Q- av- K W qi '33 .55 ei 'L , 535 R. Chapman .. ma- . fifiz 9. , , sy sf 2' 5 S' . . . i f s ix Qs . 'N A il? P. Fryling 1 M , 62' ' 1' 3- Wf 1 ,X 1 :Q 75 I le 1 3, ff? L .I G. Hudson E. Boyd 'Tig 1 52 o n f . .a.. A ' ' . . ST I 9? Q 3 V vt M .X E gffg xg agony , 2 i X he ' N Q .,. w s X 3 A . .. Q? X . 199. 2 S' X x R. Brew 4 N '. ' f 'sf ji 2,15 'rr N ' -:rr 7. ,LQ - 1 ' 5362 '- 5' K K' ff 'Q -' .S a P . -ff: 'i T. of V O l 'ss an 1 l 4 4 - - I 5 5. A . , .,.,, . ,. , K gr 5 L 1 22.1.1 fue. 1 J .el hz W x I1 ' ' . - -f 1 . - 12:1 4 X L A A. Colchzsscr f VXA. iff , , . 1 if -- I . ,K I . YS A. - vi. ,,5-...gg ix -- I Y, . W Q. S. Grcener Qi .1 li: mi , i WS 'Mi ' X 4 S E. Hughes C. McCormack ...J wi KS 5. 91 I- Q. X55 i 9 Qi 5 , Q DEC . .-.. gr' Kim tg .. .. .... ,. X. f 5' I'- QS shi? .5 'K J. Parshall r-QI: .1151 ss'i.i.1.4g J. Miller L. Ray . M - - - 4.w5sf,.-, 1 T. Curry C. Greinef . . . . I f. ' - ul iii i i ., i , f X,-sk .., K. in ' . .--. . 2 '14 . xfi + I I , D. kepner 'Q' W2 Yi? ilfw i ' F ls ,. , Z, . was gf QI - I jp? ix , ' X K ara . ' . so .JJ Af' SL, .sin J L. Muri L fgj. -., R ...Iv - Ixf. P... Q . N E' Q .S 1. .. . . xy Qs s X X9 N S X X . K, , A.. E. S L I 'A Reisinger D. Br--'gs C. Brown '. i I 1 nf if , -Y.: 2 i ,. . ' - ,f., ., . M. Delavern f 1 A -.--.s ' mr, - - , ,, ' Zi l iya, . 1. ' . f - V' K' ' F nk :wif N was . if wb' - . Q N X Y Q g i 'N ' - -.., Gi 55' . . . ' if - ' w 62212 -I Ms , . r . if... , 'M H 'E ' wr .L X J f 35. ' 1, wi 4 Ns . Q ' Q A Q5 . A.. . M i L X ' ' . , ' r .. 3.3 is , 1 . .P I. N A -I .... 5 . tw. -- fl rw sz Hassan.: K 4.5, r W sf , I fl' I. i .4 L , h A . RILJNI. ' ' ' 'Q -'Jw . -y xv ss X-we ' f 1 x .I 7 1 Oi fi? 'rw .. - Sv, - '. ' if N Is In -. J' . - .A?if'q'i5zT xr: 1 4 . J .' Q, -ig ., x I I: V . ,q.-:QI x 1 X. .q sf' V , 3' l ' N . , - gg 5 4 L. K- w 2. Knapp 'FE ,ggi .5 ... J 'Q . is I S 2 ,JE , 'I 1 vi. '- -7 '. U ' V 7' ' ff K' i . .f . :J tg: 1 M is lease fi. Ncuberger I - I t-5... h-.. XL V - it . 5 'I .' I 5 '- 4.2-sf I E. :i!3'.f,g.-456 .. A .,, , D. Root K. Schluraff M.-s .. , . . if 4 11 A x so I sw -.:.1wee:ss.i f- ws- f ,...:. .X .. 1- V- V. i .. .iff . N 1 ew ' ' , . . ..,, -' Y , ' . s. ,I K-fr: L f b V is spa .. i -f' .ieffwvr - .1 35' . ' .f 'igfgyg K . . sggj i .J .ji 'V' -2 K ' '53 , 'ir A ., :Q 135' 'tm K I K I . il ' V A ,,.. J. Shreve F. Simon S. Thompson 65 A. Washlohn N P. Weppner '-ici'-v' J. Westin R. Williamson Wi! Fiitoi '47 ' ffff Sl:-:lain Stage Crew: Row 1: W. Dale, A. Yahn. Row 2: B. Fliclcinger, T. Lewis, A. Tribble. STAGE CREW NEWS Officers: Row 1: G. Anderson, J. Dufiord, N. Zimmerman. Row 2: N. Greppy, J. Goodenow, M. Fairfield W. Black. Journalism Class: Row 1: N. Collins, D. Garvin, M. Cionco, J. Mucciarone. Row 2: D. Spaulding, B. Merritt, A. Mancuso, R. Hewel, S. Ford, McLaughlin, Row 3: L. Augostine, R. McCabe, T. Church, C. Haise. 66 LEARNING A VOCATIS Students trained to the standards of initial jobs in duplicating and calculating have excellent opportunities for employment. E. Vlollman, V. Frankly, E. Ennis. Skill in basic arithmetic is still an essential require- ment in the boolckeepefs training. Row 1: M. Torok. Row 9: J. Olsen, N, Hill J. Schneider, D. Spath, R. Waldo, B. Yound Row 3: B. Laase, l. Lawrence, C. Lindquist, E Mysnyr, R. Marri, M. Frank, L. Weilacher. Roy 4: P. Hammer, N. l-ledderick, J. Passerotti, J. Hertz man, M. McDowell, G. Spearman. Row 5: A Bogdan, N. Bowser, N. Burton, J. McKinney N. Hanks. The student learns shorthand in order to write rapidly and accurately, thus preparing himself for a successful business career. F. Maynard, M. Grasberger, C. Yocabucci, J. Lainary A. Glaspell, M. Fanio, S. Griesbach, J. Foust. Q' . . X if , f , a. ' 'lun ,x 5 X if gggkq QT ? W ' 1 , R C Www ,Mxzff':?' ., ,- 1 L K - X' 1 in A ' , fe ., M k ALI 7, vi. ' L H 'Q J gf' , 5 A Q f ,X Y iftfg 9 - - ., , 313515 f- A I my Film wif Y Q I 5 Q -1 . -v ' W .. an x A A W., ff-M,w.,.,, . SSSN me u N ' +7 15 T A . .R ,A ,X 1 . ' 1 K K ig, 1 f 'SW' i I a Q - X S 3-:AQ ,f - X Q4 PS, if S11 Rfk , in ..... ,..,f QS' ! ,X Q ' fl za I f 5 Q mf... X .. - t' Q W V e, m-Sl 'X K M , Q A ,gsm V ...- J gy 1 5 A X 'Nia 9 .six 1. sf. .:-'C K .Sn w X i K . ., ' 3 is A xx ? N, S R xx ' QNX J SQSSS' 151 1SN!51S'Ul.1QX?'S 1 LEARNING SPGRTSMANSTEHEP . r,w i'-' In , . li f5 i . i T ' F 'Y , 1 'K liieg Y ' 4-Q... F L, if y R lj S-' ' f J 1 4150175 N 3 . L 2 . N . . . I . . . . B I E N E . : . . . . 2 : . : . . L : N I E . . . : : . . . : I 2 N . N . . . I N N l x N E 2 N N N N N E N N N N N E N N N N N N N N N N N 5 i 1 C P 5 Q Q N z 3 : N E z L A THLETIC QQQXCHES A A L'-' s 'crvur-!:y. M,4, -:rt ,' Olsen. FW JKYEAIUALL J. Haas, Mr. Krkoslca. J. V. Basketball: Mr. Groschlce, Basketball: Mr. Bell, A. Weiss, Mr. Groschke. CROSS COUNTRY, a fall sport of short duration, primarily to train runners for mile and relay teams, is an endurance run over rough and hilly terrain. Each school lays out its own course and the one at Vincent is one of the toughest courses in the city, BASKETBALL is a highly organized team sport limited in the number of players who are specially trained in the liner skills of the game. Baseball: J. Green, Mr. Krlzoslca, J. v. Football: Mf' Scot M HUmDl eY' Mr' KrkO5kd'W' Mackey' BASEBALL, the pastime of many Americans, finds itself just as popular in high schools. lt is a fairly new sport at Vincent, and the season which begins in the spring is continued through the summer holiday. 74 A , , s, 111-, -. ,. TENNIS Tennis J. lacovn '-1, I-ir. Hugeihrey NBS, an indiyidual sport is sis-' s ,xt having onlyxa few months - time. lt is necessary to wc-1' any ii mrs . the skills ol the game. IC' I Jr. High Basketball J. Brownlie, Mr. Scott. Fu FOOTBALL is the major sport for both student and adult spectators. The Band, twirlers, cheerleaders and rallies combined, promote great enthusiasm among our team boostcrs. WATER POLO Water Polo: Mr. McCarthy, T. Blasco, Mr. Weibel. WATER POLO, an endurance contest in the water, is comparable to basketball. Team organization, strong swim- mers, and plenty of cooperation of each playing member is necessary in this fast moving water game. 75 Football Mr. Bell, ML Km- mer, Mr. Krlcoska, Mr. Hum' phrey. Golf: Mr. Schenck. GOLF Wrestling: Mr. Scott, A. Black, Mr. Verga WRESTLING is an individual sport, with groupings by size and weight. A wrestler must put in many hours of conditioning and exercise to main- tain the weight classification in which he wrestles. For being overweight he may be required to forfeit his match. SWIMMING is an individual sport in which each participant is trained in a special event. These individual swimmers are then coordinated into team relays giving a specialized cooperative group of athletes. TRACK is a combination of field and track events to make up a program of speed, agility and accuracy. It trains in skills of speed, strength and muscular coordination of a high degree, building a group of individuals into an organized team of specialists. GIRLS INTRAMURAL SPORTS: This program covers a variety of four- teen individual and team sports. Included among these are swimming, life saving, badminton, ping pong, together with all the regular season team sports. Swimming: R. Seibel, Mr. Weibel, Mr. McCarthy. Track: Mr. Kramer, Mr. Bell, Mr. Verga. Girls Athletics: Mrs. Ul, Miss Weinheimer. Girls Bowling: Row 1: P. Esser, W. Reese, K. Pavlov, B. Turlco Row 2: B.'Seidel, B. Brown, B. Schau, S. Mayerhoefer, M. DeJohn 76 .1- GIRLS ATHLETICS Junior High Tumbling: Row 1: S. Westin, J. Baker, L. Hillarcl, P. Goodrich, A. Kenny. Row 2: A. Frick, A. Boh- i lender, J. Keefea, M. Schloss. Row 3: N. Rickloif, C. Free' bourn, L. Ray. Row 4: D. Shaw. BOWLING Junior High Badminton: J. Colclesser, J. Smith, J. McKin- non, M. Lacey. 77 Row 1: N. Parks, M. Flicklofl, J. Dahlstrand, J. Hill. Tum Winners: N. Feichtner, J Foust, B. Herbst, S. Griesbach, S. Henry. Bowling Captains: K. Pavlov, B. Brown, J. Dahl- strend, S. Grfesbach. INTRAMURALS Senior High Foul Shoi Champions: S. Dillon, N. Dillor D. Fuessler. .iunior FEP Sl' 'lebo-Md: D. Shaw, P. Weopner. lf7-. .S U ,R X Life Saving: Row 1: N. Rickloll, C. McCormack, K. Schluraii Row 2: L. Jones, M. Langdon, J. Baker, G. Sancliff, A Bogdon. Row 3: A. Colclesser, S. Westin, D. Schlaudeclcer A. Bohlender, M. Lacey, J. Campbell. Row 4: B. Reynders lSll.EGe!zin, S. Slough, L. Hillard, B. Garfield, J. Smith . sser. Senior High Class Volleyball: Row 1: D. Fabrizi, B. Joifrita. Row 2: M. Cox, S. Solvedt, M. DalCanton. fi -Y - Junior High Foul Shoi: L. Ray, S. Westin, R. Brew. Junior High Activities, Row 1: P. Weppner, S. Harris, L. Ray, C. Freebourn, P. Lutz, N. Rickloff, D. Shaw. Row 2: P. Ring, J. McKinnon, A. Frick, J. Baker, A. Kenny, M. Lacey, M. Schloss, N. Thompson, M. Fink. Row 3: R. Goodrich, M. Getzin, J. Colclesser, L. Hillard, J. Smith, S. Westin, A. Colclesser, A. Bohlender. 78 .. -3- -5 4:11 . . 'lr , .fi ,, 'i'i. . 51 ' , if .. 1:45.- Senior High Basketball Champio : . . 'I H. Ldslow, N. onion, D. Fuesslzl, ,Q'g'x '1: H'7,'j,' i1','jlf 2. ,.CQ,'mfjrjf S. Dillon, M. Langdon, S. Marcum. Row 2: A- Bohlenderf E ialiyrnqrs, R. Goodrich. Senior High Volleyball Champ- ions: Row 1: S. Dillon, S. Hol- man. Row 2: S. Reiter, P. Speros. ff' 1. Senior High Class Basketball Champions: S. Sonoslci, B. Mer' Junior High Basketball Champions: Row 1: N. Thompson ritt, H. Laslow, B. Hickey, J. McDougle, S. Marcum, E. M. Higgins, L. Ray, M. Delavern. Row 2: S. Harris, J Af1d6fS0f1, F- COODU- McKinnon, A. Colclesser, M. Fink. 79 - - v.K,.- I FOOTBA LL THE GROUND GAINERS vet, this rugged, blocking quarter- hard-hitting backfield man has the bantam baclriof the-Eolvovnell back is a passing and punting won fame and honor for himself is a sprinter of talent and alwa expert. ' and his school through his grid- comes through in the tight spot iron talents. l l Tho Scrub Turn The Vincent-Prep Game Neal Zimmerman , , . This crack Frank An elotli . . , This Q00 Pal Riani . . . ln the game with Chuck Haise . . . The boy who heaver holds a stellar spot on pound, defensive Gibralter gives all hiS heart, this guard iS One Of anchors the forward wall, and the Red and Blaclfs powerful the opposition chills before the the reasons that Vincent is a knows what it's all about when Squad. starting whistle. tough enemy to all her gridiron it comes to football. oes. ob Bierig . . . Head down, plow fpe of fullback, who churns out ardage in chunks, Bob will long ie remembered in Vincent's foot- iall history. RllPl' 90'b 0 - - A A lldsl' Of Joe Daniels . . . Fearless and lightning and a cloud of dust de- ready to go, his seriousness on the scribes Ralph-destined 10 be- field is matched by his quick war come another star in the coming off the field. football seasons. Alex O'ConnelI . . . 180 pounds ol malice, this capable fullback can move the tough obstacles in his path. The Vincent--Tech Game Carmen Bianco . . . This ru ged Tom Solvedt . . . Tom, a line- Tom Buel . . . The mighty captain kicking specialist is 5 Spearhead cracking stalwart always maker of our team, this flank man is 4 of the defensive line. his presence known whereves top-notch end who can run over and whenever he plays. all opposing taclzlers. THE FORWAR U WALL :SK M. 9 x '11 's v,Yf if: : 2 4 asf 2 Re, I 'A 1 5 1 l ww-Ai WE ' we W x, - if r, f K ,iffa 1 ,,gff QV ,I f 1.44 I ..z 1' - 553 - gay? 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Spaulding: Wt. 135. N' R'i9 : WL 154' D. Leech: Wx. 127. J. Cunnan: Vircent-Tech Match. N. Reign: Vincent-Tech Match. 90 W. Kenyon: Wt. 145 A. Grazer: Vincent- Tech Merch J. Ennis: Vincent-Tech Match. Y-.4-if ,,. R. DeCoursey: Vincent-Academy Meet. B. Lcub: Vmcent-Tech Meet. D. Bunch: Vincenffich Must R. Dcfouneyz Vmcent-East Meet. C. Zimmerman: Wt. 165. M. Simonian: Wt. 154. B. Leub: Wt. 185. 91 - 3 . i ki .X x r X W? 3 y . fx fit, 33353353 AM 5 ,gf .. . 6' fs 5 milf uf! Y.,,,-, I , Q X iv ,. x XM . x ,, ll 5 . 4 if X -, u ., W V A . QQ, .. x x, 634 V i 1, V, ,ggw A g im ' ., 5 .,, N wk Z A Q is .., .Q H , 3' V5 3 QQ:-QS K x -. fx W? f 1 . p -Mr X ff. bv Agf, V im 1 .- mg 4-mm - , Q' , i ,S if 2 Wiz!- iiggi ,L wx E 35 xg A N K , . L . Y-.,,,. - J: -. 1 7 Bf.Lif.L 53:-xLl. Junior Varsity Basketball: Row 1: R. Strand, D. Lalieri, L. Smith, D. Speth, N. Aymong. Row 9: R. King, D. Herbe, M. Talbert, J. Dwellz, G. Baker. Row 3: E. Cutri, J. Carter, R. Hubble, R. Little, J. Haas. BOWLING . Captains: J. Mosier, N. Hogan. High Scorers: D. Pizzetto, J. Kunkel. Bowling: Row 1: R. Sardini, J. Mosier, D. Pizzetto, P. DeMichael E. Schneider. Row 2: A. Pugere, N. Hogan, L. Merscnslry, J Konlzol, H. Hannold. NN if-Q.-w , .wi dgmfn---Q iii' 3 U I5 V Saw 4, Nm E 5 N55 if z bw 4 5 w Syl 5' . il! 53 r 5? Sa, My I M4 3545 HY 5 .M Q R A SRX SV NJ, i I lk 5 - P. Logue: receiving medal for Pole Vault from P. Brown, Track Queen. R. Bertclsen: Mile Pun. TRACK J. P. A. Track W. Bertclsen: finishing half-mile Relay. R. Hefflsh: running half-mile Relay C. Hain: throwing Javelin. D. Shirley, J. Davis: High Hurdles 96 J. Davis: winning, R. Foglc: finishing second. . g i .K . ' H. O'Cemb: throwing javglm A is K P. Lo uc: f Pole Nyauli, J. Davis: Broad Jump. R. umm .md H. sim, QA., 'g2Lf p i,jf,Qf,i,n9T in baton exchange in Half Mile Relay. 'C 97 Asa rw - 'ew ei, , aw vq, v nv iv' f ' ff QL 'JIU H' Mk? 4 ' :ff Q. M 3' W 5 'Q' Q 5 f Q ix 3? . , , . TQ ,. A , , Y , I A ' Ti? , flyr. yi . Y K '2 AR? D K, . ..,,x. ' L-sf 11 3 P? m iz 9' MN , . fx N Bob DcFonzo n 'Q' lg., ,W BASEBALL Tom Buel Bill Cerrona Neal Zimmerman 100 Vinnie Obmann, Captain m,u Q Ed Passerotti Ed Pod: Chuck Hligg Tom Ponsford Bob Foglc nm Guerdon Blll Hlll fx X J . 9- NGK?-i Baseball: Row 1-Assistant Manager, W. Black, J. Guerdon, T. Ponslorcl, C. Hill, B. Fogle, B. Defonzo, Captain, V. Obmann, C. Haise Row 2-WL. Smith, E. Passerotki, E. Portz, N. Zummerman, T. Buel, W. Cerrona, Coach, Mr. Krkoska. 102 .gf g....J.-- -.-U -.. -., .., . ...--. .1 Z1 . T -.--M-Q---f-- --w --- rx f'1fif :Ef'iQ1fi Mfffi1,N2'flQ?55 . 'iii : lha Muck lhul finals up-ou lhelsreezegbh, hail to fl 5. -, 1 .,, - .-'f' pf: i-EI S1 H gi I 52 NLINi2'L i 4 E +rNNNvNNr-MV Nrmrw Nrvr V r ff thr 'e' ..... And vs ll M4 I :AP I L1 It L 53 P W ,A 11:.1-, 1 x 21 , f' we g f'P.. J.ffU sf if LEARNING FOR ENJOY MENT 5: ?.,w ss Q lk , i X 5 vu mv G3 S .il . :ug fe X .vw S fi X549 uni ' 7? ,H 6,1 ,ff X ' J 7 ,x wm- S ! u . N s 3 . ix f51s? 5' ii? f. X Q QKVIQ, V X 'Z , 1 a f e . .r 411 'TQ ng all A QQ ly Fm' .. M 'M ESQ? Y! Rt w if f f A Q-if E K f. s X 'y if 2 1 5' ' TV an , A'V' Q I . M. 1 5 Q I re E J: X ,A M ,S GLEE CLUB I b-R 1: J. l , R. K , D. DPM , E. M tz, J. Beverage, B. Magee D Legler B Curtis Row 2 D Pezzato gears-3rTflSlTepis,o.lll Ainswiuilblxev. Mor?B:::o, T. lChdi.lfdlw, C. lflaise, V. Obmann. Row 3 P Fanrweateher J Nobel E HZSS J Pesserelli, R. Smith, R. Komula, J. Mangold, R. Gilson, R. Oulett, D. Donovan. A Cappella Choirfkow 1: M. Vanchieri, S. Shreiner, J DeSarro, P. Gilbert, J. Stouffer, R. Schember, A. Aquilano R. Fatica, J. Bertges, P. Cuoodlett, M. Cionco, G. Weaver, M. Comi, C. Bruno, P. Breclc, S. Zonna. Row 2: E. Bulo, J. Yoculan, S. l-lenry, J. Smith, M. Delavern, J. Marasco R. Keller, C. Coleman, L. Axtell, B. Henning, C. Benson B. Herbst, R. Harvey, R. Spanbauer, A. Bertelsen, J. Love land, J. Ditullio, J. Laird. Row 3: P. Jones, A. Stow, R. Braine, A. Rugare, D. Payne, G. Berry, J. Comi, B. Pizzo C. l-laise, D. Pezzato, B. Dale, C. Amoroso, R. Fowle, A Clement, A. Renze. Row 4: E. Peck, R. Gianelli, R. Moor head, J. Bennetti, R. Morey, B. Stelcetee, J. Bierley, R DiMerco, T. Solvedt, T. Church, J. Rhodes, F. Costello R. Washlohn, W. Spiller, P. Riazzi, R. Ferguson. 1 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Quartet: J. Rhodes, C. Haise, B. Stcketee, J. Bierley Treasurer: C. Amoroso. A XQEQ Soloist: J. DeSarro. LEARNIN G TO PLAY 'T S N k,.N,fil yah f f 1 i R PRESIDEN TS . C C A. Meinl Twirling, 19th Grade Y-Teens A. Yahn, Stage Crew . F. Coopev C. Spanish Club T. Church, Boys Cala Club l J. Goodenow ' ' Co-Ed News, Dramatic Club W. Cooper, K.Y.B. Club 1, Mqgcierone, News Editor J. Metz, Orchestra D. Fuenlef, Band B. Clemens, Scribe Cameraman 1 1 0 G , P. Ziroll N. Parks Co-Captain, Cheerleading C0-Captain, Cheerleadins U. Herbal, Evening Y-Teens S. Ford, Spokesman P. Logue, Student Councul R. CIIIOQI, Hi-Y, National Honor Soclcty A. Moreno, Dan! 111 J. LaJohn, Ushers G. Medica, Girls,Chorus R. Henshaw College Club German Club K. Nesl, 10th Grade Y-Teens R. Augustine 11th Grade Y-Teens R. Morey,A Cappella 2 Club L. Lechhler, Chief Camerama ---UQf-- 'A- 1 149 12 GRADE Y-TEENS Y-Teens, Grade 12: Row 1-N. Collins, A. arini, A. Mancuso P. Dahlstrand, M. Grasberger, F. Coo r, C.Qehrlein. Row YJ W. Reese, A. Bertelsen, J. MCDOUSF: C. Benson, J. Sitter, A Mehne. Row 3-L. Abbey, J. Muccarione, J. Abbott, M. Ferrio M. Cionco. Row 4-M. Goodrich, J. Wolff, M. Delavern, S Slough, R. Martin, C. Coleman. Row 5-B. Turko, N. Parks, A Dale, J. Stouffer, J. Jenco, C. Gustafson. Row 6-C. Pavlov J. Dahlstrand, C. Craig, J. Getzin, J. Laird, J. Swanson. HI-Y . R. DeMarco. b Y-Teens, Evening: Officers, Row 1kS. Griesbach, A. Glaspell, J. Foust, P. Good- lett, B. Herbst. Members: Row 2- A. Marano, S. Ford, J. Goodenow, R. Scalise, M. Korn, B. O'Dell, Row 3--J. DeSarro, S. Henry, B. l-lerbst, S. Griesbach, S. Burke, N. Burnside, M. Ferrio, M. Pedano, J. Foust, P. Goodlett, J. Cuzzola, A. Glaspell, D. Alvarez. Row 4--E. Brocious, B. Heath, F. Cottrell, R. Falbo, M. Comite, N. Grappy, B. l-lellman, J. Corsi, B. Duarte, J. Goodenow, M. Fitzgerald, R. Comi, G. Kalvelage. 112 Hi-Y, Row 1-R. Henshaw, R. Hogen- miller, R. Smith, J. Guerdon. Row 2-R. Craton, G. Schutte, D. Weppner, B. Bert, 11 GRADE Y-TEENS Y-Teens, Grade 11: Row 1-H. Klapsinos, C. Servidio, E. Burkholder, J. Kufner, J. Decker, M. Smith. Row 2-G. Lay, C. Cooney, . li? C. DeSantes, J. Grieshober, J. Gunter, J. Marchionni, K. Laposky, D. Smith, M. Bauer. Row 3-H. Jones, R. Coleman, . M 'd B. Garfield, J. Hill, L. Chase. .Row Q-J. Judson, E. Bulo, G ogan, L. Walker, B. Carmichael, J. Dion, S. Bell, B. Leonard, R. Cicero, J ei er, Hough, M. McLaughlin, P. Brown, K. Toohey, P. Fitzmaurice, A. DiNichola, R. Hewel, P. McLaughlin, B. Gillespie, C. McCart y. Row 5-S. Vient, L. Nelson, M. Brownlie, J. Shaw, S. Henry, B. Johnson, S. Dillon, N. Dillon, D. Gray, J. Semple, N. Borden, J. Kelley, L. Marinelli. 10 GRADE Y-TEENS J Campbell J McCarthy C Squires B Smith R Williams, L. Krieg, .P E L Y-Teens, Grade 10: Row 1-B. Alzinger, M. Brew, S. Snyder, . , . , . , . A. Arbuckle, S. Angert, B. Williams, D. Hershberger, . scer, P l. S de M. DeJohn. Row 2-A. Bogdan, S. Cooper, B. Borden, ' - h ff N. Bowser, A. DiMarco, M. Langdon, S. Schabac er wa , Hedlund, S. Solvedt, D. Davis, M. Gehrlein, B. Gray. Row 3 J. C a ee, ' . R 4-J. Makins, M. Salvanini, C. Sisson, J. Prizinslcy, M. Liller, H. Stefan. Row 5-E. Maher, R. Laudensaclc, N. Barnes ' ' A 6-D. Heirls, G. MacKendriclc, B. Kreitler, M. Danko Gilbert ow P. Duffy, J. Ray, K. Nesi, M. lnnocenzi, C. DiFrancisco, T. lvarone, N. Rapp. Row G. Thomas. 11 3 i-f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society-- Row 1: M. Taylor, J. Dulforcl, G. Anderson, D. Walsh, E. Wollman. Row 2: N. Ci- polla, R. Lawson, C. Scalise, P. Riazzi, R. Smith, R. Buerig, S. Cohn, D. Palmer. - ' -R 1: C, , A. B t I , J. M cc'aron', J. Lard, R. Mart' , A. Manc so, F. Cooper, A. Mehne mf.g3Rln:fT3ITlGS:ailgnYger. oRlow 2: JTeBngg3nquist, ghstfvrlf, H. Bgyle, P. logue, IR. Craton, Cionco, Raymond, A. O'ConneIl C. Seaburg, B. Bert, J. Guerdon. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council: Ways and Means Committee -Row 1: A. Mehne, E. Bulo, R. Hubbell, A. Bertelsen, E. Westin Row Y: E. Shepard, T. Levy, R. Martin, J. Tabla, E. Schneuder Citzenshi Committee- 'Row 1: B. Young, A. Huber, E Fabrizi. Row Y: P. Fitzmauruce, N. Dillon, B. Plzzo, K. Nest B. Johnson, A. Greener, R. Young. DOCIII uommllree'-'now r: rvr. Cnurreu, rf. Jahlstrand, A. Mancuso, S. Zonna, C. McCarthy QCHAIRMANJ. Row 2: R. DeCoursey, B. Nash, R. Henshaw. 114 ,, 1 STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD Student Council Executive Board' -Row 1: A Greener, J. Abbott, R. Henshaw, P. Logue, A. Bertelsen, P. Dahlstrancl. Row 2: C. McCarthy, R. McKinley, S. Westin. Eligibility Committee Sitting: D. Wepp ner, C. Benson, M. Strawn, E. Morey D. McLaughlin. Standing: H. Shaw, A. Bertelsen CCHAIRMAND, V. Cb mann STUDENT COUNCIL Publicity Committee- Sitting: A. O'Con nell, J. Abbott CCHAIRMAND, M. Mc Laughlin? Standing: M. D'Angelo, J. Campbell, P. Logue. Junior High Committee-Sitting: D. Brig s, G. Pdymer, K. Schluraif, L. Grubbs. Standing: E. Westin CCHATRMANJ, A. Scherrer. 115 J. Leary, M. DeAngelo, B. Phister, N. Burton, B. Hughson, W. Maher, B. Williams, B. Narducci, D. Davis, J. McCarthy. TWIRLERS J. Breese, J. Gunter, J. Semple, R. Collman, J. Heitzman, M. DeLong, M. Tormey, B. Pobenson, J. Goodznow, H. Klapsinos, E. Burkholder. 116 B. O'Dell, J. Jenco, D. Boetger, E Brocious, A. Mehne, A. Glaspell, M Wmgeter, D. Welsh, L. Abbey. f 1--4--iil .,.. vs ,...... J . 1 31, -fa .Q r , E f Q xg ii ' 24 1 .1 1 L -r . - CHEERLEADERS H. J - -4- 1- r 7 XE, , Cheerleaders-Row 1: K. Nesi, S. Shreiner, J. Kuffner, G. Rogan, C. Servidno, S. Bell, E Bulo, K. Toohey, L. Krieg, J. Ray. Row 2: J. Decker, D. Olrgeri, S. Henry, V. Veltri, A Arbuckle, S. Angert, M. Cutrr, L. Chase, B. Johnson, C. McCarthy. Row 3: D. Fabrizi, C Freebourn, B. Schau, K. Volgstedt, H. Stefan, B. Serdel, J. Prezycinsky, D. Schweiclcert, B Alzrngre, A. DiMarco. Cheerleaderr- Row 1: N. Parks, P. Zuroli. Row 2: J. Ddl1lStrdnd, J. Foust, J. Getzin, S. Grersbdch B. Herbst, N. Ferchtner. Ushers- Row 1 J. LaJohn, R. Cerami. Row 2: J. Swartz, J. Berg qulst, W. Spiller. hers-Row 1: J. LaJohn, A. Clementi, W. Lundgren, G. Picard. w 2: D. Tepas, R. Morey, D. Warren. USHERS 117 Dinh Club-Row 1: G. DeFazio, E. Frenzo, L. Adiutori, J. Marchionni, M. DeMichaeI, E. Shepard. Row 2: C. DeSantis, P. Cirapola, M. DiLonta, A. Marano, C. Vi labona, P. Cimino, M. Vanchieri, A. DiNicola. Row 3: Miss Gelbo, M. Scalise, P. Stafford, E. Rey- nolds, J. Caridio, J. Metz, A. Sala, A. Guilianelli, A. Renze, P. DeMichele, R. Schember, V. Veltri, M. DiFucci. 0 l :COLLEGE CLUB i i College Club--Row 1: S. Dillon, M. D'Angelo, M. Goodrich, M. Grasberger, A. Greener, A Mehne, J. Getzin, N. Grappy, J. Goodenow R. Henshaw. Row 2: P. Fitzmaurice, M. Langdon N. Dillon, P. Brown, P. Hewel, B. Gillespie Row 3: J. Kelley, N. Borden, D. Reiman, R. Di Marco, N. Hogan, C. Coleman, B. Garfield Row 4: P. Dahlstrand, F. Cooper, N. Collins, D iSpaulding. Row 5: A. O'ConneIl, J. Dahlstrand M. Delavern, R. Martin, T. Casselman. .. 2 ,, S- . , ' i .-. ay, K.Y.B. CLUB K. Y. B. Club-Row 1: S. Utterbach, B. Cooper, B. Stron . Row 2: D. Jacklett, B. Reynders, Maynard, Miss Kohout, C. Coburn, J. Shaw. ' DANTE CLUB r DRAMATICS CLUB Dumatles Club-Row 1: G. Lay, J. Getzin, N. Grappy, N. Franlc, G. Rogen, B. Johnson. Row 2: R DeMarco, J. Goodenow, M. Wal- ter, M. Goodrich, N. Collins, S Henry. Row 3: M. Grasberliger, R. Hewel, J. Cuzzola, P. itz- maurice, B. Gillespie, J. Grieshober, K. Cooney, C. DeSantis, A. Marini C. Servideo. Row 4: T. Casselman, J. Ainsworth, E. Maynard, R. Morey, N. Hogen, J. Daniels, E. Marini, J. Meider, A. Mehne. GE' UB Spanish Club-Seated: M. Brownlie S. Burke, R. DeCoursey, J. Womblei S. Slough, L. Bruschi. Mr. Michalslci Row 1: E. Anderson, J. Judson, J Lamary, C. Coleman, N. Parlcs, K. Pav- lov, D. Dickey, B. Johnson, F. Cooper J. Abbott, J. Goodenow, N. Collinsl Row 2: C. Hearn, M. Smith, J. Rhodes C. Groll, J. Bierley, R. Craton, J. Sharp J. Daniel, R. McKinley, W. Underhill A. O'Connell. SPANISH CLUB German Club--Row 1: A. Greener, J Bergquist, J. Schwarz, V. Raymond, E Hess, D. Spaulding, M. Ricklofl. Row 2 J. Fondyf, Guerdon, J. Godillot, W Polak, A. Pivetta, A. Sternby, R. Henshaw N. Rie5erL Row 3: B. Bert, B. Leonard C. Haise, M. Cutri, J. McDougle, J. Tabb l.. Greiner, R. Strick, Row 4- D. Warren J. Metz, J. Warnelta, H. Boyle, G. Belt: M. Pecorario, W. Hoh. E. Alward, I CAMERAMENS CLUB Miss Bryce's Monitorvf-Row 1: A. Bertlesen, J. Kelley, P. Cipolli. Row 2: N. DiPaolo, N. Burton, N. Bowser, A. Bo an D. Davis Row 3: J. Harris, sd , , S. Slough, J. Abbott, J. Gasper. Mr. Guahvson's Monitors: A. Ricci W. Rice, P. Ziroli, M. Pedano, R. Ca sillo, M. Ferrio, V. Veltri, N. McCollum. Cameremen's Club-kRow 1: H. Christ- mon, P. Pavlov. Row 2: E. Schneider, W. Clemens, L. Lechtner, R. Nichols. Row 3: D. Thorr, P. Niemi, F. Gaeckle, P. Fairweather, P. Duberg. MONITORS Main Office Monitors--Row 1: N. Collins, P Fitzmaurice, B. Merritt, N. Hansen, J. Lamary Row 2: L. Dickey, J. Hill, J. DeFazio, K. Laposky, K. Schmitt, K. Cooney. I MONITORS Hell Monitors-Row 1: D. Hewitt, J Beveridge, D. Johnson, F. Swanson A. Sala. Row 2: J. Schneider J. De Sarro, B. O'Dell, J. Leary, Cl Mele, D. Schwieclrert, C. McCarthy, B. Hugh son, A. Weiss. Row 3: D. Miller R. Leonard, E. Alward, M. Mook, IH Shaw, T. Church, R. Fachetti, R. Seibel Eligibility Monitors: M. Delavern, P. Dahlstrand. , . Girls Gym Monitors-Row 1: B. Turko, N , Q- 3 Parks, J. Jenco, C. Malanecki. Row 2: W. Reese A' A S. Slough, M. Rickloff, B. Herbst, M. McDowell Library Monitors-Row 1: D. Smith, B. Williams, C. Servideo. Row 2: J. Kuffner, J. Mucciarone, M. Smith, J. Phillips, J. Cuzzola. Row 3: R. Harvey, H. Pendic, P. Fairweather, C. Craig, F. Welsh, J. McCarthy. ,Pnl - Junior Red Cross: A. Friclc, R. Morey. JUNIOR RED CROSS CANDY SELLERS NURSING CLASS 122 J? K Q. Candy Sellers: C. Gehrlein, A. Widger, H. Jones. Home Nursing-Row 1: E. Wingenbaclw S. Reiter, R. McNally, H. Jones, R. La: Riccia, T. Tedesco, J. McCarthy, S. Utter back, V. Lancaster, F. Welsh. Row 2 A. Ruggiero, P. Speros, J. Hill, B. Lip inslci, M. Boyd, P. Esser. B. Lipinski, M. Boyd, J. Hill, P. Speros. Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Heisler, Mrs. Carey, Miss Reese, Mrs. Blythe, Mrs. Divell, Mrs. Krainski, Mrs. Searles, Mrs. Fullerton. DOCTOR AND NURSE Miss Quigley-Nurse, K. Laposky. CUSTODIAL STAFF Custodial Staff-Row 1: Mrs. Durbin, Mrs. Stetter, Miss Haas. Row 2: Mrs. Madison, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Beumgardner, Mrs. Szepeitoski, Mrs. Miller. CAFETERIA STAFF R. Schutte, Dr. Steadman .V ,--- if VP. 1. V 'Rf HQ li'-Q A UTOGRA PHS ragga 'Qw., ease? ff VNS: gf? QR b EMAJJ 9. I? -K fph, .1 ,wil gall, 223 QE-6 . b F., ,Q 5 idly 'Yyff Q - 'J 'ff17:-ff- ' 8 -SSX Qw., flz .,+.! - A I' X Q: QQ 1 Q 1, A ' if 'A 1 ' 13 AAG 5 Fas, 4 Q l fa Xxb ff! -7? 2 1 3 , X 2 J , ? W - J 1 P Q R 1 5 ,' 5 i ? X jmiwi SR 3f?.i2'Wf23M X IGWJGIUII x wer -:csv Q i A , i 'I ' f ' o Sv lyq, L- jim i 'yu A , 1' QQ xr, 5 S f' Q ,, Patronize the Advertisers who made this book possible ss and happiness to every one o The People Who Make WAMWERMZIM GND Canqratulate The 1950 Graduates of STRONG VINCENT HIGH SCHOOL HAMMERMILL PAPER COMPANY Erie, Pennsylvania nd hope that the future will bring f ll ROASTERS OF FINER COFFEE . . . Catering to Clubs and Restaurants Our Specialty The Crocker Sprague Co. Dunkirk, New York Ill HEYL PI-IYSICIANS SUPPLY CO. HEADQUARTERS FOR AAA UANDINSTRUMENTS Dale Williams' Music Shop 1015 State Street - 2nd Floor W ,, s J Compliments of DIEGES 8: CLUST 17 John St. New York, N. Y. all Sanner Office Supply 1119-1123 Peach St. Erie, Pa. Desks - Chairs - Files - Safes Systems - Supplies Always a Place to Park L. Press 8: Co. EVERYTHING FOR WORK - DRESS - PLAY 1206-16 State St. M. O. Shreve Guild Optician ERIE OPTICAL COMPANY 823 Peach Street Phone 2-4894 The Erie Times DAILY SUNDAY Read and Preferred in 9 out of 10 Homes PAINTING - DECORATING PAPERHANGING Better Materials -l-Better Wowrk :..- a Better Job Phone 2-41 77 Commercial and Domestic DECORATING - Interior and Exterior GUARANTEED CAULKING and WATERPROOFING SERVICE Yawger Painting Service Serving Erie the Past 31 Years 3324 Glenside Ave. Erie Since 1918 . . . FURNITURE OF QUALITY pp.DADE R 94 mwusmghnmflm-we 505, rurznnruns co . 'h c Y . AT ma---E lg, ' , . Tops With America's Young Circles Weather-Bird Shoes sos PEACH ---az.. T D DM I .., 926 Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova Waltham Watches Blue White Perfect Diamonds W. A. Davis an ' le Jeweler 107 West 10th Street Cakes ' Candies ' LUHCHGOHS Phone 25-7140 Times Square 926 State St. 26th at Parade Compliments of Federal Cleaners 954 East 6th St. Phone 2-2618 SANIDA -A' MILK ir ICE CREAM iv DAIRY PRODUCTS Sanitary Farms Dairy 521 East 18th Street 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 THERE'S SOMETHING SPECIAL ABOUT FLOWERS From Your Favorite Florist. USE THEM - SUGGEST THEM FOR. EVERY OCCASION Allied Florists Ass'n of Greater Erie Reach for... 7056421 Smzleane BREAD AT ITS BEST! '11 I . qc x uf uf MEHLER BOTTLING WORKS The only Optical Place with a Parking Space Erie Pennsylvania ' ui ,...,f-- ,lat-KEN5. Engl, .lpur ,T ll 'lm 1 lnfu ll V , l ' . 4 ' - , . f ' ' - I Erie, Penna. ERIE CENTRAL LABOR UNION 1701 State Street :summon 9 uso: p I A,,,f is memcm 43 o or 2 XX J I X xx ! x r, Erie's Style Leaders , .Q Q if Meyer Quality Is Approaching a . 'P ggi t. Tour Guide to Full Century ' gelkmif 5 Satisfaction Smart College Styled Apparel for Hi Students CLOTHING o HATS o SHOES o FURNISHINGS Also Misses' and Teen-Age Suits and Coats P. A. MEYER E99 SONS ERIE'S FOREMOST CLOTHIERS 817f819f821 State Street Ei' SCHAF F NER BROS. CO. BEEF and PORK PACKERS E1-ie, Pa, Fresh Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb, Hams, Bacon All Kinds of Sausage, Lard ALL our products U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED for your protection You are cordizllly invited to inspect our plant at any time. THE LAWRENCE HOTEL 10th and Peach Streets Erie Reed Anshutz, Manager r 4 1 4 COME RIGHT IN! Erie's Only Escalator Store State Street at 9th Since 1877 ,Q Q12 f X, B S' F ? . N l, C . il X . .Y I l K Thirty-five Years of Continued Service to the Athletes of Erie High Schools Palace Hardware House in 9 YF 918 PEACH exclusive agents I. MILLER shoes fine accessories Compliments of STATE STREET JEWELERS ASSOCIATION CONRAD'S JEWELERS 1001 and T03 State St. DARLlrNG'S JEWELERS 905 S St. tate HIRSCH JEWELERS 1104 State St. MACK JEWELERS 921 State St. ROLEN'S JEWELERS 981 State St. SEYMOUR'S JEWELICRS '08 S St. 1 tate ABBOT'I S JEWELERS 1110 State St. ENJOY THE BETTER THINGS IN LIFE . . . Our regular customers who have shop- ped around tell us that we have the finest Baked Foods in town. You too can enjoy some of the Better Things in Life if you will do your Baked Foods Shopping at the- Frontier Cake Shop 1650 Wes-t 8th Street Phone 2-3090 Open Sundays all day 7:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. See Our Wedding Cakes on Display Jos. J. Buckle, Prop. 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 Orgnnist and Choirmaster Emeritus of St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral CON SERVATORY 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 KNOWLEDGE 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 candida-te for graduation. Fee 51.00 a lesson, which includes use of text books and material. Certificates awarded. W E E l ? ' -A.. Berry Tool 8: Machine Erie Arbeiter Corporation Gesang Verein 324 East, 18th Street 2605 West 12th St. HOME OF GOOD FELLOWSHIP Erie, Pa. Members Only H Join the' Knights of St. John Building Association I Y' M' C. A. 660 West 26th Street Make it your downtown headquarters Erie Il Compliments of Z I N K ' S John Lgchultz Gu. 'DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE' Twenty East Eighth A Cleaning Service to Meet Your Needs 110 East 6th St., Erie Phone 2-5216 I CANDIES SINCE 1893 ROLLERSKATE 12th St. Skating Rink The Rink of Refinement 12th and French St., Erie, Penna. Phone 2-6128 for Party Rates Skating Every Night Except Mondays 7 to 10 P. M. Matinees Tues., Thurs., Sun. and Holidays from 1 to 3:30 p. m. I 3 i S 'J ll' Erie's Quality Shop For Distinctive Fashions Elin' ii-lnllr Bras. 610. 122 West 10th St. Phone 2-6451 l X Fc-llow the Crowds to SHEA'S HIT Shows! ...INERIE...4OUTOF5CHOOSE.. THEATRE Where Hits are a Habit and Entertainment Clean We admit We can't Show All the Pictures . So We Show Only the Best! It's A Fact . , . The Best Shows Come To Shea's! Made To Your Measure SUITS FOR MEN - FOR LADIES 549.50 to 369.50 Finest of Domestic and Imported Fabrics SUITS and COATS for MEN and WOMEN IN STOCK 529.50 to 555.00 Pants and Slacks - 85.95 to 514.95 PERRY SQUARE CLOTHES 701 State Street Erie, Pa. LOVELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Makers of Pressure Cleansers CWringersJ Rubber Rolls Ice and Field Hockey Sticks Klaks fWood Sole Sandlesl Protect What You Have I. D. McQuistion CO. Insurance That Insures 1421 G. Daniel Baldwin Bldg. Phone 2-6701 Keystone Meats 721 State St. Buy the Best - Buy Senltest ECOMA ERIE COUNTY MILK ASS'N Phono 2-2255 F romknecht's Dairy Selected Certified Milk Baby-Milk Keystone Auto Parts 1521-1 Parade WHEN You have learned to drive your auto SAFELY and SANELY insu 1'ci it with the Erie Insurance Exchange Kimmel Sz Son SHOES - HOSIERY - BAGS 79 Years At The Same Locatio-n Corner 17th and Sassafras Sts. 1. ml Q, ' A fl if ,., v Y L F l 'Z 1 w :'! aa EE 1 Compliments of C. H. Collman Dr. R. H. Collman Optometrists 125 W. 8th Street E-rie, Pa. Reinhold Pharmacy, Inc. 1715 State Street Erie Matt. F leischmann Clothing and Furnishings Shoes and Rubbers for the Whole Family Hunting and Out-door Clothing Wm. J. Magay Co. GUILD OPTICIANS Precision Lenses and Mountings Prescription Opticians 701 Peach Street Erie r I' Gustafson Optical Co. ' Dispensing Opticians 108 West 9th Street Phone 2-4219 Erie, Pa. Frank Grehl Dry Cleaners 2611 Parade Phone 0-9290 1413 west 21st sr Erie Pa Erie, Pa. ' ' ' M. O. Shreve Rehable Home Guild Optician Furnishings ERIE OPTICAL COMPANY C0-: IUC- 1213-19 State St. 823 Peach Street Phone 2-4894 Erie Pa ' w X 'm 3 . WN1-u. Established 1862 Jarecki's JEWELERS and s1LvER.sM1THs, INC. 25 West th St. Erie Mllady ACCGSSOFIGS 713 Peach Street Erie, Pa When you're out on a date, stop f k f ' or a snac or a ountam treat Jordanas at , 830 State Street Born s Curb Service , Erie In the East Erie Plaza IT'S NEWV and IT'S FUN! PARTS - SALES 81 SERVICE . Varslt Records on Washers and Vacuum Cleaners y H E M 2 top tunes on each Record 451: arry . ue er MARKHAM'S THE KEY MAN 18 East 9th Street Erie's Only Complete Music Store Keys for House, Auto Trunks and Safes 17 We5t 11th Sweet Phone 23340 Locksmith BENSON'S Erie Dispatch-Herald All Day and Sunday 5, 'Emil Ladies' Wearing Apparel 712 State Street 5 I i I F l E L Upton-Lang Company General Building Contractors 1009 Commerce Bldg. Erie, Pa. Member of The Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. Skill - Integrity - Responsibility Compliments of Bucyrus-Erie Company On With the Dance! SAM'MY 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 - Geonrge Barber, Caller La Nuova Aurora Members Only 1518 Walnut Street A Progressive, Philanthropic Organization Compliments of Skinner Engine Company Bungalow Park GROCERY and MEAT MARKET Staple and Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables 3223 Peach 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 youu' composition. Sterling Milk 3330 Peach St. Phone 9-9691 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 wil-l be mailed you on request. Erie Business College 220 West Ninth St. Erie, Pennsylvania ' 1 ' since 1901 . . . the A is store of fame-us X 5 shoes for men, 2 women and children X 1 xt?-6 1773? , .Sh Compli L f Erie Forge Co. Erie Forge 8: Steel Co. Erie, Pa. Compliments of Eckerds Prescription Drug Stores-Medicines Toilet Articlesf-Sundries At Reasonable Prices and Guarantee-cl Satisfaction on Every Purchase Three Stores 1109 State-9th and Sate-706 State Erie Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1950 Daka Paper Company Fourth and State Streets Erie, Pa. Gem City Dairy Bar Erie's Fines Made 5113 Rust Sthe Street Phone 2-3758 MB 0 lil ll 1 - ., A X CIYDIOH-Y 1313077 1110 State St. Erie, Pa. Phone 26-6152 WW CLEANERS AND DYERS ,102 W. 3rd St. Phone 2-2087 COLD STORAGE VAULT ON PREMISES Cimgratulations - Class of 1950 f We Congratulate the Graduating 5 , Classes of 1950 On their Splendid nsgzggevg Scholastic Record and wish them lf hope, A Continued Success l PaoTEcTlig5ls! ,' :ng , B lv' ASS CO. - ' 0 M g,-QQ, , ,all , ea X' 'xR5e Wc,w5: N ' nn A 195' I PainfHeadquarfen' WILLIAM J. ROBINSON 1 l3'i'fnStai'e Streets Owner and Manager This Book was Lithographed No cuts were used in the entire book thus making a big saving to the students of the Erie High Schools 6 A-DVANCE PRINTING 81' LITHO COMPANY l l'l, an D,-infer, K Q ' Lifiioqr-np'18l'S sgiify lII8-H20 CH-ESTNUT ST. ENE- PA. TeLsv++oNs 22-780 , f ,, f Wwnwqi? lf? W 'f f- --M '-'+ -X'5- 1-n 'r 49 W KM? LWWM Mffw W N 0LuJwUffL7iff7'Bf 5 WW Wmwmdqfwma WW afwbymlfv If ,LW iwwrgmm v8 sw' W1 ,Lf 8232 ww fg 22 SWA jf ff f ff qw gf' J if gi jaf5f,wfw Nw A 0 L, Wm Q X 338 ' ' G i ,1- :.-' A 2 . 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