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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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Gwiwu- ADMINISTRATION 5 - 9 CLASSES IO - 53 ATHLETICS 54 - 77 ACTIVITIES 78 - 104 Oh hail to clear Strong Vincent :nd the black that floats upon the breeze fi of 'e t sf ni nnnto no 1 .V--1 'w'w-Mvw 2 5 E i E Q f I H512 A nv t e m to Q I i . 1 1 1 Q For her great interest in promoting the welfare of the students of Strong Vincent High School, We dedicate this l953 Spokesman to Miss Marion Bryce, Assistant Principal. Her leadership and devotion have earned for her the respect and adrniration oi all. 4 Xa? XX l ' A if x an fy K, E XA .. 'QA x A . VIOLA E. ANDREWS LEO A. ARMAGOST GLENN R. BARTHELSON VINCENT H. BELL Mathematics Science Science Science For each of you graduating from Strong Vincent, my hope is that you will enjoy a long and richly satisfying life. Each person's lite holds promise of exciting developments but the next fifty years intrigue one with their potential greatness. The telescope at Palomar is giving us knowledge of space. Atomic fission and fusion have indicated tremendous new sources of power to do man's bidding. Many diseases have already been con- trolled and new discoveries may make mankind free of crippling illnesses. Man has learned how to increase his food supply, and better nutrition for all seems a possibility. Civilizations must learn to live in peace with one another. Will this too, be accomplished in your lifetime? I trust that all undergraduates will find their experiences, here at Strong Vincent, both profitable and enjoyable. The edu- cational level of the average American has already passed the eleventh grade. The future demands more and better education for all. America and America's schools will meet the challenge of the future. FRANCES M. BENEDICT LURA wh. BIERS KENNETH A. BLAKE RUTH M, BRAUNGER Enqhsh Oflhopedlc 5 SCi9f1C9 Home Economics RALPH A. CALABRESE Physical Education WILMOT F. COLLINS Social Studies Qwculif IEANNETTE C. MASSING Merchandising DONALD R. DE NARDO Social Studies If our nation is to survive upon the basis on which it was founded, we must keep foremost in our thinking, that success of ct Democracy is de- pendent upon the ability of its indi- vidual members to take a worth while part in the lite of the commu- nity, the state, and the nation. This depends upon the ability and the worthiness ot all individuals to co-operate, to overcome prejudices, to appreciate the contributions of our society, oi other individuals and groups, and to make contributions of his own. May you always be able to say, l am doing my best to make Democracy live. Bertil C. Gustavson, Assistant Principal WALTER S. GROSCHKE Industrial Art DOROTHY M. EVANS Social Studies, Languages ROSE M. GALBO 6 Languages MAUDE M. BROCKWAY Languages, English HOW English MIRIAM S. DONAHUE Commercial E. MARION ESLER Commercial ALFRED E. HUMPHREY RUTH l. HEYWANG PEARL A. IONES BESS V- KOHOUT Drafting Commercial Enqlisl LUHQUUQSS 4-wulfff HAROLD I. KRAMER lOHN KRKOSKA Physical Education Driver ECl11CCIli0H It is so easy to accept many things that often we forget their origin. Strong Vincent High School is the only senior high in Erie Whose name has historic significance. Colonel Strong Vincent, a native of Erie, was a real hero, a man of bravery and great courage, who, fighting against great odds in the Civil War, showed his real Worth. The Vincent family coat of arms with its slogan is the seal of our school, because the family permitted its use: Virtue non viribus vincent, by valor or courage, not by physical strength they shall conquer-let us ALFRED 1, LUBQWICKI live up to this thought always. Mathematics Mgjion Bryce, Assistant Principal ROBERTA B. MAZUR lUSTIN A. MCCARTHY CHARLES MICHALSKI MARGARET M. MCCARTHY Home Economics, Eligibility Social Studies 7 Speech, English GGOQYCIPTIY ETHEL M. MURRAY CORA A. PEARCE Home Nursing Art, Spokesman Counseling has been defined as a discussion or conference between an individual with problems and an older person who attempts to help solve them. The conference may be sought by the stu: dent when he feels in need of advice or guidance. On the other hand, the counselor may seek an in- terview with the student in order to study his per- sonality, to discover what his problems may be, and to help him formulate and understand his own abilities and objectives. The ultimate aim of all worth while guidance is to develop in the individual the technique of self-guidance. Arthur Weibel, Inez Mercer, Counselors INEZ M. MERCER Counselor Counselor WILLIAM W. SHANOR IULIAN W. SHINOL Mathematics .35 GILBERT W. PORSCH HOWARD E. ROSE Instrumental Music English Qaculfff ARTHUR R. WEIBEL PAUL D. SCHENCK HAROLD N. SCOTT Commercial, Treasurer Social Studies ALICE C. SIMPSON REED R. STOOPS Social Studies 8 Vocal Music English, Assemblies CHARLOTTE THOMAS English IDA I. WARFEL Office Practice, Typing JEAN E. WILSON IOHN S. WALLACH English, lournalism ERMA C. Physical aww., LILLIAN PETERS Social Studies LibfG1'iGU Miss Mercer checks her college information bulletin board. .,..,. ' ,Q ' 'wif f .l5lL2UfA? 'W-95.53 wi www 5? E , if 5 TL' .til 5 -n. ' M , STANLEY S. WILKINSON Social Studies 'll' ELVA S. WILCOX English MARY P. SULLIVAN Clerk IANE K. LYONS Clerk MILDRED I. VAN DUSEN Mathematics MARION L. VAN NATTA Mathematics MARIE B. SMITH Clerk MARION M. QUIGLEY Nurse H2 f , X QL ' as 3 1 1 3 5 if 4, ' Q QQ' K' -ff Y 1 V' ,wr Q F Q if: ski W 55 X am as ' ' Ee 5 A W ' 53 if i Q R 'W 'fy -5 ' 15 IQ' Z, Q T1 X 'P 5' 9 ,, Q ss kt Wk gg! W- z 3' M3 wa my 7 Q if -I E , -,.. - , 6 'M Qt qs ,Q I.. Qi. f 9 W F d Lx , VVVV S Lrkk . , 3 4- . QM L, iw A , ,. IL. . , ,. ,, X? ff :N if A gg- Wsn M 9 Q Q 55 . I th Q M M .fs 'F - s www M A M ,,,+ p ,E Oh hifi deb my X Y? Q if he With all her M ll IH9II'lOI'1'QS , K M X 3 Memories of school, in all its aspects, Will remain in the minds of every student long after the faces of school-day friends have been forgotten. To bring to mind these faces, when time has blurred the memory, gives purpose to the following pages. NANCY ALEXANDER L - . KENNETH AICHNER CBNHUltl1'Y gilfytc MICHAEL ANGELOTTI ROSE MARIE ANGELOTTI ROSEMARY ARENA GEORGE ALLEN EDWARD AMlCUCCl MARY IO ANDERSON O Kenneth Aichner-College Club 37 Gemian Club 33 N. H. S. President 37 Photography 1, 2, 3, Merit Award Z5 Projectionist 2, 37 Spokesman Salesman 1, 2, 35 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3. O Nancy Alexander-College Club lg Y-Teens 1, 2, 7 35 Monitor 35 A Cappella Z, 37 Girls Chorus lj Country Style lp Vincent Varieties 1: Way Back When 27 Vagabond Shoes 2, Merit Award: N. H. S. 2, 37 Student Council 1, 2 O George Allen- Spanish Club 1, 2, Traffic Monitor 35 Country Style ly Way Back When 2: Vagabond Shoes Z, Projectionist 1, 25 Student Council 2, 3: Basketball 1, Z, 37 Track 1, 2, 3 O Edward Amicucci- Cafeteria Monitor lg Science Club 37 Football 1. I Mary Io Anderson. I Michael Angelotti-College Club 2, 37 Basketball 25 Football lg Track 3 O Rose Marie Anqelotti-Dramatics Club 3: Y-Teens 1, Z, 3: Country Style ly Vincent Varieties 17 Way Back When 2: Twirler 1, 2, 3. O Rosemary Arena-Y-Teens 1, 2,: A Cappella 2, 35 Girls Chorus l O Iames Atkinson-A Cappella 27 Glee Club 1, 2,: Country Style ly Vincent Varieties lp Intra- mural Basketball O Meredyth Bacon--College Club 1, 2, 35 Y- Teens 1, 2, 37 A Cappella 1, 2, 35 Student Council 2: Bowl- inq, 2, 3. PUBLIC RELATIONS PROIECT-L. Van Guilder and K. Campana put finishing touches on a Community Chest poster. IAMES ATKINSON MEREDYTH BACON 12 BRYCE BALDWIN DONALD BARTOW IACOUELINE BAUDER DAVID BAYHURST LANE BELL Bryce Baldwin-College Club 37 Dramatics Club 37 A Cap- pella 3. I Donald Bartow--College Club 37 A Cappella 3: Band ly Country Style l: Student Council l., O Iacqueline Bauder-Hall Monitor 2. O David Bayhursi-News 31 Swim- ming l, 27 Water Polo 2. O Iane Bell-College Club 25 Dra- matics Club 3: Spokesman Board 37 Spokesman Salesman 27 Student Council 37 Monitor 3. O Margaret Bertelsen-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Girls Chorus lg Vincent Varieties ly Way Back When 27 Vagabond Shoes 25 Cheerleader 2, 3g Bowling lg Usher lp Student Council 3. I Annette Beveridge-Dramatics Club 3: Y-Teens l, 3: Office Monitor 31 Band 2. O Dominic Bianco- Football 1, 2, 3f Track l, Z, 3: Wrestling l. O Virginia Bill- ingsley-Y-Teens lp Library Monitor 2. O Iudith Black--Girls Chorus 3. THEY KNOW ALL THE ANGLES-G. Raymer and G, Rath- bun tackle a tough problem in Geometry. MARGARET BERTELSEN ANNETTE BEVERIDGE DCMINIC BIANCO VlRGlNlA BILLINGSLEY lUDlTH BLACK C13 CA RL BLODIEN ARLENE BOHLENDER SUSAN BOYLE ROBERT BRANDT CHARLES BROCK t. Er. ,,Lh.. 7 CAROLEE BROWN ETHEL BROWN IOHN BROWNLIE THERESA BOLAND BETTY BOTTONI RICHARD BOVA Carl Blodien. O Arlene Bohlender-Dramaiics Club 2, Secretary 37 Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Gym Monitor 37 N. H. S. 2, 37 Secretaryp Bowling 2, 37 Lifesaving 1, 2, 37 Swimming 1, 2, 3. O...Theresa Boland-Office Monitor 37 Spanish Club 3. O Betty Bottoni-- Danie Club 27 Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Office Monitor 37 Spokesman Board 3. O Richard Bova--Glee Club 37 Band l, 2, 37 Swim- ming 37 Track Z, 37 Water Polo 3. 0 Susan Boyle-College Club 2, 37 K. Y. B. l7 Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Vincent Varieties 17 Cheerleader l, Z7 Spokesman Board 2, 37 Spokesman Salesman Z7 Bowling 1. O Robert Brandt--Vincent Varieties 27 Basketball 3. I Charles Brock-College Club 37 Traific Monitor Chairman 37 A Cappella, 37 Band 17 Orchestra Z7 Country Style 17 Way Back When 27 N. H. S. 2, 37 Projectionist 1, Z7 Student Council President 37 Merit Award for Noon Day Dances l7 Track l, Z, 37 Happy Holiday Inn 3. I Carolee Brown- Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens 37 Girls Chorus l, Z, 3. O Ethel Brown--Twirler l, 2, 37 Happy Holiday Inn 3. O Iohn Brown- lie-Spanish Club 37 Traffic Monitor 37 Swimming 1, 2, 37 Water Polo 1, 2, 3, Captain. 0 Ieanette Bucurelli-Dante Club 2, Treasurerg Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Office Monitor 37 Hall Monitor 2, 3, Merit Award 2. IEANETTE BUCARELLI MARY ANN BULO MARTHA BURGER MARLCW BURT G' Mary Ann Bulo-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Library Monitor 37 A Cappella 1, 2, 37 Girls Chorus 17 Vincent Varieties lj Way Back When Z7 Vagabond Shoes 27 Cheerleader 1, 2, 37 Student Council 27 Usher 17 Swimming lj Tennis l. I Martha Burger-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Office Monitor 37 Library Monitor 1, 3, Merit Award 17 Monitor 27 Projectionist 17 Spokesman Board 27 Spokesman Salesman 1, 3. O Marlow Burt-Way Back Vtlhen 2, Vagabond Shoes 27 Usher l, 2, 37 Football 1, 2, 37 Wrestling 1, 2, 3. O Edonna Burton-Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Country Style 17 Vincent Varieties lj Way Back When 2, Twirler 1, Z, 37 Happy Holiday Inn 3. I Constance Butler-College Club 1, 2, 37 Dramatics Club 1, Z, President, 37 Y-Teens 1, Z, 37 Monitor 37 Bowling 2, 37 Life Saving 1, 2, 37 Swimming 1, 2, 3. I Ann Calabrese-College Club 37 Dante Club 27 Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Treasurer7 Monitor 37 Gym Monitor 37 Student Council Z7 Usher 27 Bowling 1, 2, 37 Happy Holiday Inn. lGerald Calabrese. 0 Marilyn Calabrese-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 A Cappella 2, 37 Girls Chorus 1. I Kathleen Campcma-College Club 37 Spanish Club 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Country Style 17 Spokesman Board 37 Twirler 1, 2, 37 Happy Holiday lnn 3. O Robert Cap- well-Band 1, 2, 3. PANEL OF EXPERTS-l. Daisley, M. Daugherty, A. Kenny, and L. Carlson don't pretend to know all the answers, but they tried to give us most of the details of Commercial Education. ANN CALABRESE GERALD CALABRESE EDONNA BURTON CONSTANCE BUTLER MARILYN CALABRESE KATHLEEN CAMPANA ROBERT CAPWELL -if HELEN CARCIC LOUISE CARLSON HERBERT CARR ASDF IKL:-Mrs. Donahue's personal typing students, hard at work to improve their speed. , IAMES CICERO RONALD CIONCO RICHARD CLOUSER BERNARD CASERTA IEANETTE CASILLO Helen Carcic-Y-Teens 2, 37 Gym Monitor 3. I Louise Carlson- Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Twirler 1, 2, 37 Happy Holiday Inn 3. O Herbert Carr-Cross Country 37 Track 37 Wrestlinq l, 2, 3. I Bernard Caserta-A Cappella 37 Way Back When 27 Student Council 37 Usher l, 2, 37 Basketball I7 Wrestling 2, 3. O Ieanette Casillo- Y-Teens 1, 3. I Iames Cicero-Transferred from Tech 3. 0 Ronald Cionco--Dante Club 27 Student Council I, 2, 37 Treas- urer7 Vagabond Shoes 27 Usher 1, 2, 3, Captain7 Basketball 1, 2, 37 Volley Ball 1, 27 Happy Holiday Inn 3. O Richard Clou- ser-Hi-Y 17 Hall Monitor 37 A Cappella 1, 2, 37 Glee Club I7 Band l, 37 Spokesman Salesman 1, 37 Track l, 2, 37 Basket- ball 17 Volley Ball l. 0 lane Colclesser-College Club 37 Span- ish Club 37 Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Office Monitor 1, 37 Girls Chorus 17 Cheerleader I, 2, 37 Bowling 2, 3. O Beverly Conboy-College Club 37 Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Band 2, 37 Orchestra 37 Archery 37 Tennis. IANE COLCLESSER BEVERLY CONBOY ROBERT COOPER IUNE COOK lune Cook-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Gym Monitor 3. I Robert Cooper- Traffic Monitor 37 Projectionist l, 2, 3, Merit Award 27 Stage Crew 1, 2, 37 Track 1. O Donna Cunningham-College Club 37' Dramatics Club 1, 2, 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Library Monitor l, Merit Award 17 Gym Monitor 37 Country Style 17 Happy Holiday Inn 37 News Class 37 Proiectionist 27 Spokesman Board 37 Spokesman Salesman 37 Life Saving 27 Swimming 1, 2, 3. O Edward Curtze ---Dramatics Club l, 27 Spanish Club 27 Band 1, 37 Minstrel Varieties 17 Cheerleader 17 Spokesman Salesman 17 Student Council 37 Football 37 Manaqer7 Track l, 2, 37 Basketball 17 Volley Ball 1. O Geraldine Cutri-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 A Cappella 2, 37 Girls Chorus 17 Cheerleader 1, 27 Bowling 37 Life Saving 17 Tennis 2. O Ida Dcrisley-Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens 37 News Class 3. I Audrey Dclrymple-Dramatics Club 1, 2, 37 Y- Teens l, 2, 37 Monitor 37 A Cappella 2, 37 Girls Chorus 27 Stu- dent Council 3. Lois Daly-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Country Style 17 Twirler 1, 2, 37 Happy Holiday Inn 3. O Iohn Daniel--Spanish Club 37 Spokesman Salesman 27 Football 1, 2, 37 Track 1, 2, 37 Wrestling 1, 2, 37 Basketball 2. O Iudith Darone-College Club 37 Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, Secretary 37 A Cappella 1, 2, Treasurer 37 Girls Chorus 1, Z, Treasurer7 N. H. S. 2, 37 Student Council 1, 2,7 Merit Award for Choir 1, Chorus 2. DONNA CUNNINGI-IAM EDWARD CURTZE GERALDINE CUTRI .zs 7 ..... W .,.... 7 7 FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA-M. Angelotti Allen, and E. Amicucci experiment in Physics Class. IDA DAISLEY AUDREY DALRYMPLE LOIS DALY IOHN DANIEL IUDITI-I DARONE MARGARET DAUGHERTY EUGENE DAVIS , ,,,,j:--w PAULINE DE BELLO SWING YOUR PARTNER-at the Senior Class Party square dancing was enjoyed by all. ALICE DELGADO SAMUEL DE MICHELE If RICHARD DI ANDREA ., -f 5 MARIETTA DE GEORGE EDWARD DELEO G' Margaret Daugherty-Dramatics Club 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Office Monitor 35 Mr. Stoop's Monitor 35 Country Style 15 Way Back When 25 Spokesman Salesman I5 Twirler I, 2, 3. O Eugene Davis-College Club 35 Hall Monitor 35 A Cappella 35 Band I, Z, 35 Orchestra 2, Merit Award 35 Swimming 3. O Pauline De Bello-Dramatics Club 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Office Monitor 35 Gym Monitor 35 Vincent Varieties I5 Spokesman Salesman I, 25 Twirler 1, Z, 35 Bowling. 0 Marietta De George-College Club 35 Dramatics Club 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, President 35 Library Monitor 35 A Cappella 2, 35 Girls Chorus 15 Student Council I, 25 Basket- ball I5 Bowling 35 Life Saving l. O Edward Deleo. I Alice Delgado-Dramatics Club 35 Spanish Club, Secretary 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Library Monitor 1, 35 Merit Award I5 Spokesman Board 2, 3. I Samuel De Michele-Dante Club Z5 Bowling I, 2, 3. O Richard Di Andrea-Ushers I, 2, 35 Wrestling 2. O Nicholas Di Nicola-Dante Club 25 Cafeteria Monitor l, Z, 35 Country Style I5 Vincent Varieties ly Way Back When 25 Vagabond Shoes 25 Baseball l, 2, 35 Bowling l, 35 Football I, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, 3. O Ronald Di Vecchio-Dante Club 3: Vincent Varieties 25 Football 35 Track 2, 3. NICHOLAS DI NICOLA RONALD DI VECCI-IIO MARY ANN DONOVAN IAMES DOROBIALA FREDERICK DOWNING FREDA DROZDO ARTHUR DUNN G' Mary Ann Donovan-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Student Council 37 Twirler 1, 2, 3. 0 Iames Dorobiala-Glee Club 27 Vagabond Shoes 27 Student Council l, 2, 3. O Frederick Downing-Spanish Club 1, 27 Glee Club l. I Freda Drozdo-Transferred from Academy 3. O Arthur Dunn-K. Y. B. Club 1, 2, 37 Glee Club 17 Track 1. O Raymond Eicher. O lane Eisenberg-College Club 37 Dra- matics Club 37 Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Counselor's Monitor 37 Vincent Varieties 17 Way Back When 27 Vagabond Shoes 27 Bowling 3. O Mary Eldredge-College Club 27 Y-Teens Z, 37 Vagabond Shoes Z7 Drafmatics Club 37 Ushers 3. I Marie Eller-Office Monitor 3. O Ioan Ennis-Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens 2, 37 Girls Chorus l, Z, 37 Vincent Varieties l7 Way Back When 27 Vaga- bond Shoes 2. O Nancy Fabrizi-Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens 37 Office Monitor 37 Library Monitor 37 A Cappella 2, 37 Girls Chorus lg Vagabond Shoes 2: Cheerleader l, 2, 3, Secretary. O Rosalia Fabrizio-Y-Teens l, 27 Eligibility Monitor 37 A Cap- pella 2, 37 Girls Chorus 17 Spokesman Salesman 2. . RAYMOND EICHER IANE EISENBERG ififlnxa A L ROSALIA FABRIZIO MARY ELDREDGE MARIE ELLER IOAN ENNIS rw'-f NANCY FABRIZI GENEVIEVE FIGOLI ELIZABETH FLINN ROBERT FORD IILL PARRELL Archie E'alcone+Dramatics Club 37 Hall Monitor 37 Vagabond Shoes 27 Projectionists 37 Bowling 3. I Iill Farrell-Y-Teens 1, ARC1-HE FALCQNE 2, President 37 Officer Monitor 2, 3, Merit Award 27 Way Back When 17 Vagabond Shoes 27 Cheerleaders Z, 37 Iunior Red Cross --X Representative 37 Student Council 1, 37 Lite Saving 1, 27 Tennis 17 N. H. S. 3. I Genevieve Figoli-Girls Chorus 3. 0 Elizabeth Flinn-Y-Teens 2, 37 Gym Monitor 1, 3, Merit Award 1. O Rob- ert Ford4Basketba11 1, 2, 37 Football 1, 2, 37 Track 1, 2, 37 Volleyball 1. O Beverly Franz-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Counselor's Monitor 37 Gym Monitor Z7 Candyseller Z7 Twirler 1, 2, 3. O Charlene Freeboum-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 A Cappella 2, 37 Girls Chorus l, 2, 37 Cheerleader 1. O Ann Frick-College Club 17 Spanish Club, President 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Office Monitor 1, 3, Merit Award 17 Country Style 17 Candyseller 1, 27 Cheerleader 2, Captain 37 lr. Red Cross Representative 17 N. H. S. 2, 3: Student ouncil 1, 2, Vice President 37 Lite Saving 1, 37 Swim- ming 3. O Marilyn Fuessler-K. Y. B. Club 17 Girls Chorus 17 A Cappella 1, 2, 3. 0 Ccmnella Garoialo-YLTeens 1, 2, 37 Counselor's Monitor 37 Gym Monitor 37 Bowling 3. LET'S HARMONIZE-A. Wagner and W. Wilson can be seen vocalizing during Choir rehearsal every day fifth period. 'BEVERLY FRANZ C1-IARLENE FREEBOURN ANNE FRICK MARILYN FUESSLER CARMELLA GAROFALO Z0 MARGARET GEORGE KERMIT GERBRACHT MARIE GETZIN Margaret George-Dramatics Club 3. O Kermit Gerbracht- Cheerleader l, 2, Projectionist l, 2, 3, Merit Award 27 Swim- ming 2, 31 Track 1, 2, 31 Water Polo 2, 3. O Marie Getzin- College Club l, 2, 3: Dramatics Club l, 2, 37 Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Gym Monitor 3, A Cappella 2, 3: Girls Chorus lg Country Style lg Vincent Varieties 27 Vagabond Shoes 2: Cheerleader 1, 2, 37 Spokesman Board 3g Bowling 3: Life Saving l, 2, 3: Swimming l, 2, 3: Tennis lp N. H. S. 31 Happy Holiday Inn 3. O Phyllis Gillespie-College Club l, 2, 37 Dramatics Club 2 Treasurer 37 Y-Teens l, 2, Vice President 37 A Cappella 2, 3, Candyseller 1, Merit Award, N. I-l. S. Vice President 2, 35 Spokesman Board 37 Student Council lg Swimming 3g Tennis 1. O Nova Glenn-Y- Teens 3. O Shirley Glowaky-Counselor's Monitor 3, Girls Chorus 3. I Eleanor Goodban-College Club 31 Dramatics Club, Secretary 37 Y-Teens l, Z, 37 Gym Monitor 35 Way Back When lg Vincent Varieties 21 Vagabond Shoes 21 Cheerleader l, Z, 37 Color Guard 2: Spokesman Board 3. O Ruth Goodrich-College Club l, 2, Treasurer 3, Dramatics Club 35 Y-Teens 1, 2 Treasurer, 3, Vincent Varieties ly Vagabond Shoes 25 Candyseller l, Merit Award lg Student Council Z, 3: Spokesman Board 37 Bowling 2, 37 Tennis 1. O Edith Greqqs-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Girls Chorus l: Basketball l. 0 Iohn Prassack-Transferred from Millcreek 3. NO, NOT TESTS!-M. Donovan, I. Daisley and M Daugherty working the Speed O Print machine in Office Practice Class. G' PHYLLIS GILLESPIE NOVA -GLENN SHIRLEY GLOWAKY ELEANOR GOODBAN RUTH GOODRICH EDITH GREGGS JOHN PRASSACK FERN GROFF THOMAS HAGEN GLENN HALL DAVID HANLIN SARAH I-IARABEDIAN IO ANN I-IAUMESSER DIANA HEALY REBECCA HILL Fem Grail-Y-Teens 1 President, 2, 3, Monitor 3, Orchestra lj News 2, Co-editor 37 Twirler 1. O Thomas Hagen-College Club 1, 2, President 37 German Club 31 Hi-Y, Secretary 17 Traffic Monitor 37 Country Style 17 Projectionists I, 2, 3g Stage Crew 1, 2, 37 Student Council lp Cross Country, Manager 35 N. A. S. S. 3. O Glenn Hall-Basketball 2, 3. David Hanlin-A Cappella 37 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football l, 2, 35 Track I, 2, 37 Student Council 1, 2. O Sarah Harabedian-Y-Teens I, 2, 3: Girls Chorus 2: Orchestra lg Cheerleader 1, 27 Tennis 1. I Io Ann Haumesser-College Club 1, 2, 37 Dramatics Club 3: Y-Teens I, President 27 Vincent Varietieslp Vagabond Shoes 27 Bowling 2, 3: N. H. S. 3. O Diana Healy-German Club 37 Vincent Varie- ties lp Spokesman Salesman l. I Rebecca Hill-Spokesman Salesman l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 27 Country Style l. O David Hill- man-German Club 1, Treasurer 27 Traffic Monitor 37 Student Council 1, 3. I David Hockenbrocht-College Club 1, 2, Vice President 35 German Club 35 I-Ii-Y, President lg Traffic Monitor 37 Country Style ly Vincent Varieties Ig Vagabond Shoes 25 Foot- ball lp Track 1, 2, 37 Wrestling 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3: Usher 3. O Thomas Hoetzel. I Suzanne Hommes. DA VID HILLMAN DAVID HOCKENBROCHT THOMAS HOETZEL SUZANNE HOMMES GORDON HORN REBECCA HOVIS CHARLOTTE HOWLAND G MELVIN JACKSON ANTHONY IENCO Gordon Hom-Spanish Club 3, Hall Monitor 35 Swimming 2, Captain 39 Track 3: Water Polo 2, 3. O Rebecca Hovis-College Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, Y-Teens 2, 31 Vagabond Shoes 2: News 31 Spokesman Board 37 Bowling 3. O Charlotte Howland -Y-Teens, l, 2, 3, Library Monitor 27 Merit Award ly Projec- tionist lp Student Council lg Vincent Varieties lg Tennis l. O Melvin Jackson-Band 2, 3. I Anthony Ienco. O Richard Iiuliante-Hall Monitor l, 27 Band l, 27 Cross Country lp Track 27 Wrestling l, 2, 3. 0 Elaine Iohnson-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Orches- tra, l, 2, 3: Vincent Varieties lg Country Style lg Vagabond Shoes 21 Color Guard 3. O Lois Iones-Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Office Monitor 2: Orchestra l, 2, 37 Country Style lg Vagabond Shoes 2: Color Guard l, 2, 35 Life Saving l, 2, Letter Club l, 2. O Mary Lou Iones-German Club, Secretary 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Library Monitor 3: Student Council 2, Secretary 3. O Rose Marie Kam- holziTransferred from Fairview 3. SHAKESPEARE PLAYED HERE-D. Hillman, I. Haumesser, and T. Hagen inspecting a scale model of Shakespeare's N Theater, The Globe. RICHARD IIULIANTE ELAINE IOHNSON LOIS IONES MARY LOU IONES ROSE MARIE KAMHOLZ 23 DANIEL KEEP RICHARD KEIM ARTHUR KELLOGG DRAFTSMEN AT WORK-I. Cicero, and B. Caserta are enjoying their Drafting Class a great deal, it seems. SHIRLEY KIGI-ITLINGER DONALD KIMMELMAN MARILYN KING DOUGLAS KINGSTON KATHRYN KELLY AUTUMN KENNY Daniel Keep-I-Il-Y l7 Spanish Club 27 Hall Monitor 37 Traffic Monitor 37 Band I7 Football I7 Swimming Z, 37 Water Polo Z, 37 Wrestling l. O Richard Keim-A Cappella 2, 3. O Arthur Kellogg-Glee Club I, 2, 3. O Kathryn Kelley-Archery 2. O Autumn Kenny-Y-Teens 2, 3: Gym Monitor 37 Band l, 2, 37 Orchestra, Secretary 37 Vagabond Shoes 27 Swimming 1. O Shirley Kightlinqer-Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Eligibility Monitor 37 A Cappella 2, 37 Girls Chorus lg Country Style I7 Vincent Varie- ties I7 Way Back When 27 Vagabond Shoes 27 Cheerleader 1, 2, 37 Student Council I7 Happy Holiday Inn 3. O Donald Kim- melman--German Club, President 37 Vagabond Shoes 27 N. H. S. 2, 37 Spokesman Salesman I7 Student Council 2, 37 Basketball I7 Football l, 2, 37 Track l, 27 Volleyball l7 N. A. S. S. 2, 3. O Marilyn King-Y-Teens 2, Secretary 37 Country Style I7 Vin- cent Varieties I7 Way Back When 27 Vagabond Shoes 2: Cheer- leader 2, 37 Student Council 27 Lite Saving I. O Douglas Kings- ton-College Club 37 Dramatics Club 2, Vice-President 37 German Club, Vice-President 3. O Roqer Kirk. ROGER KIRK G IRENE KLAPSINOS ,m PATRICIA KLEP JAMES KLIE DONALD KNAPP DAVID KNOBLOCI-I Irene Klapsinos-Dramatics Club 35 Y-Teens, l, 2, 35 Office Moni- tor 37 Girls Chorus ly Country Style lg Vincent Varieties lg Way Back When 27 Vagabond Shoes 2: Happy Holiday lnn 3. C Pa- tricia Klep--Life Saving 2. 0 Iames Klie-Student Council 3. O Donald Knapp-Hi-Y lp Traffic Monitor 37 A Cappella 31 Glee Club l, 2: Vagabond Shoes 25 Football l, 2, 37 Track l, Z, 3: lDavid Knobloch-I-li-Y lg Traffic Monitor 31 Spokesman Board 2, 3: Spokesman Salesman 27 Basketball 37 Cross Country l, 2, 3: Track lg Volleyball l. O Dean Kokoras-Spanish Club 35 Cross Country 1, 2, 37 Track 2, 3. I Iohanna Kolenda-Drama- tics Club l, 25 Y-Teens l, 35 Vincent Varieties l. O Elizabeth Kuneman-College Club 3g Drarnatics Club l, 2, 35 Spanish Club 27 Y-Teens, l, 2, 35 Country Style ly Spokesman Salesman lp Spokesman Board 3g Letter Club l, 2g Life Saving l, 2, 35 Swim- ming l, 2, 35 Happy Holiday Inn 3. I Marianne Lacey-Dra- matics Club 21 Y-Teens ly Girls Chorus l, 25 Vincent Varieties lg Vagabond Shoes 21 Cheerleader 2, 31 News 35 Life Saving lg Happy Holiday Inn 3. O David Laird-Projectionist lg Basket- ball l. DEAN KOKOROS IOHANNA KOLENDA iv ELIZABETH KUNEMAN MARIANNE LACEY STAG LINE-Members of the Senior Class are sitting one out at their party. DAVID LAIRD OLGA LAsKo DQLORES LAURNOFF CYNTHIA LAW JAMES LAY ROBERT TURICK' A SEARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE-P. Stemby and C. Sparks look up P. O. D. material in Miss Peter's room. CA ROLYN LINDSTROM G' Olqa Lasko-Y-Teens l, 27 Office Monitor Z, 37 Merit Awards7 News 2, Co-editor 37 Spokesman Board 37 Student Council 27 Bowling l, 3, Secretary-'Treasurer Z7 N. H. S. 3. O Dolores Laurnolf-Y-Teens 3. O Cynthia Law-College Club l, 2, 37 Drcrmatics Club l, 37 A Cappella 2, 37 Orchestra l, Vice-Presb dent 27 Country Style l7 Vincent Varieties l7 N. H. S. 3. I Icrmes Lay-College Club 37 Dramatics Club 2, 37 I-li-Y 27 Traffic Monitor 37 News Z, 3. O Robert Turick-Glee Club 1, 2, 37 Country Style l7 Baseball 37 Football l, Z7 Track 2, 3. I Carolyn Lind- strom-Spokesman Salesman 3. O Margaret Loell-College Club 3. I Gail Lucas-Y-Teens 3. O Patricia Lumbard-College Club l, 37 Dramatics Club l, 2, 37 Spanish Club 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Counselor's Monitor 37 Girls Chorus l, 27 Country Style l7 Vincent Varieties l7 Vagabond Shoes 27 Cheerleader 2, 37 Spokesman Board 37 Bowling 37 Happy Holiday Inn 3. O Iudith Lutz. MARGARET LOELL GAIL LUCAS PATRICIA LUMBARD lUDlTl-I LUTZ IEAN LYONS IOAN LYONS SUSANNE MACK PATRICK MALIZIA DALE MANROSS G' lean Lyons-Y-Teens 3: Girls Chorus 1. O Ioan Lyons. I Susanne Mack-Y-Teens 3, Girls Chorus l, 2: Spokesman Salesman l, 2. O Patrick Mulizia-Dante Club 2. I Dale Manross. O Iohanna Mm-azza-Y-Teens 1, 35 Counselor's Moni- tor 37 Library Monitor l, 2, 3: A Cappella Z, 35 Girls Chorus l. O Anita Mason-Spokesman Board 27 Y-Teens 3. O Colleen Mcxssie-Y-Teens 2, 37 Hall Monitor, Merit Award 27 Gym Moni- tor, Merit Award 3, Color Guard 3. I Antoinette Muzzuca-'Yi Teens 35 Eligibility Monitor 35 Girls Chorus l, 27 Archery 2: Swimming 2. O Nicoletta Mazzuca-Y-Teens 37 Girls Chorus l, 21 Volleyball 2. O Betty lean McCalla-Transferred from Gir- ard 37 Girls Chorus 3. O Constance McCarthy-Dramatics Club 3, Spanish Club 25 Office Monitor 3, Merit Award lg News 2, 3: Spokesman Board 3. ICI-IANNA MARAZZA ANITA MASON CONSTANCE MCCARTHY COLLEEN MASSIE ANTOINETTA MAZZUCA NICOLETTA MAZZUCA BETTY I EAN MCCALLA C7 PATALINE MCDOUGLE ,, IDA MAE MCDONALD Tuofes COLLEGE5 FRANCES MELE CHARLES METTLACI-I .-f EE E W NEIL MCGEE SUE ANN MCKINNEY AUDREY MCMANUS Ida Mae McDonald-Transferred from Millcreek 37 Spanish Club 3. O Pataline McDouqle--College Club I, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 37 Dramatics Club Z, 37 Spanish Club 37 Y-Teens l, 2, 37 A Cappella 2, Vice-President 3, Merit Award 27 Cheer- leader 2, Co-Captain 37 N. H. S. Z, 37 Life Saving 2, 37 Swim- ming 1, 2, 37 Tennis l7 Happy Holiday Inn 3. I Neil McGee. O Sue Ann McKinney-Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens l, Z, 37 Library Monitor 37 Vincent Varieties I7 Way Back When 27 Vagabond Shoes 27 Cheerleader 2, 37 Happy Holiday Inn 3. 0 Audrey McManus-News 2, 3. 0 Frances Mele-Dante Club 27 Y-Teens 2, 37 Girls Chorus l, 0 Charles Mettlach-Track 2, 3. O Angelo Mezzacupo-Band I, 27 Orchestra l, President 27 Country Style l7 Vincent Varieties 27 Vagabond Shoes Z7 Stu- dent Council l, 2, 37 Merit Award for Noon Day Dances7 Happy Holiday Inn 3. O Norma Michael-Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 A Cappella 2, 37 Girls Chorus I7 Spokesman Salesman 1. I Chester Mickel fDramatics Club 27 Vincent Varieties 17 Vagabond Shoes Z7 News 2, 37 Basketball l. DISCUSSION TIME-A. Frick, E. Davis, I. Haumesser, and D. I-Ioclcenbrocht are enlightening the audience on the advantages of joining the Armed Services. ANGELO MEZZACAPO NORMA MICHAEL CHESTER MICKEL ini' 28 011 IOHN MILLER RONALD MILLER SHIRLEY MILLER Iohn Miller-I. V. Football, Manager 2. O Ronald Miller- A Cappella l, 2, 35 Glee Club I, 2, 3, Country Style lg Vincent Varieties I7 Way Back When Z7 Vagabond Shoes 25 Track I, 2, 35 Wrestlinq 2. O Shirley MillerADramatics Club 3, Y-Teens 31 Hall Monitor 3, Girls Chorus 3. Gregory Mincdeo-A Cappella l, 21 Glee Club lp Country Style lg Vincent Varieties 27 Vaqa- bond Shoes. llerome Mitchell-Football I, 2: Track 1, 27 Intra- murals I, 2, 3. O Shirley MuccicxronwY-Teens l, 37 Office Monitor 27 Library Monitor 3: Merit Award l, 27 Girls Chorus 37 Student Council ly N. l-I. S. 3. O Patricia Murray-Dramatics Club 35 Spanish Club 2, News 37 Spokesman Salesman ly Y- Teens I, 2, 35 Office Monitor I. O Bailey Nagle-College Club 37 Spanish Club 3: Orchestra I, 3, President 27 Country Style lp Way Back When 25 Vagabond Shoes 27 Happy Holiday Inn 3: Merit Award for Noon Day Dances. O Ralph Neff-Band I, 2, Golf lg Intramural Football 1. O Ioyce Nelson--Drafmatics Club 27 Office Monitor 3. DOCEY-DO-And around you go, as the Seniors at the Twelfth Grade Party. SHIRLEY MUCCIARONE PATRICIA MURRAY BAILEY NAGLE 29 G' GREGORY MINADEO IEROME MITCHELL dance RALPH NEFF IOYCE NELSON 11 IANICE NOWALK THOMAS O'l-IARA ARTHUR OLSON CAROLYN PARKER RONALD PARSI-IALL 4? MARIANNE PEZZATO PATRICIA PHILLIPS IOSEPHINE PIRRELLO Ianice Nowalk-College Club 25 Dramatics Club 25 Y-Teens 1, Z, 35 Office Monitor 25 Happy Holiday Inn 35 Student Council 3. I Thomas O'Hara-Hi-Y ly Traffic Monitor 35 Country Style lp Vincent Varieties 25 Vagabond Shoes 25 Football l, 2, 35 Track I, 25 Water Polo 2, 35 Wrestling 35 Intramurals l, 2, 3. O Arthur Olson-Hi-Y 15 Hall Monitor 25 News 2, 35 Cross Country l5 Football 15 Intramural Basketball l. I Carolyn Parker-College Club I, 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Office Monitor 35 Library Monitor, Merit Award 15 Spokesman Salesman 3, N. I-I. S. 3. O Ronald Parshall-Hi-Y I5 Track l5 Intramurals l, 2, 3. O Marianne Pezzato-College Club 35 Dante Club 25 Dramatics Club 35 Y-Teens l, 2. 35 Gym Monitor 35 A Cappella Z, 35 Girls Chorus 15 Country Style 15 Way Back When 25 Cheerleader l, 2, 35 Student Council 2. O Patricia Phillips-Y-Teens 2, 35 Bowling 3. O Iosephine Pin-ello-Y-Teens 2, 3. O Kenneth Poli --College Club Z, 35 Dramatics Club 2, 35 Vagabond Shoes 25 Track, Manager 3. O lean Polaqyi-Y-Teens l, 25 A Cappella 2, 35 Girls Chorus l. 0 Im-nes Popp-College Club 2. Science Club 35 'Traffic Monitor 35 Country Style l5 Vincent Varieties 15 Way Back When 25 Vagabond Shoes 25 N. H. S. 2, 35 Projec- tionist 1, 2, 35 Stage Crew 1, 2, Manager 35 Student Council 35 Basketball 15 Football l, 2, 35 N. A. S. S. l, 2, 35 Track 1, 25 Water Polo 3. O William Porath-Swimming 2, 35 Water KENNETH POFF' Polo 2, 3. IEAN POLAGYI IAMES POPP WILLIAM PORATH IANET POSTGATE IUDITH POWERS GARY RATI-IBUN G' Ianet Postgate-Transferred from Edinboro 37 Girls Chorus 31 O Iudith Powers-Spanish Club 37 Candyseller, Merit Award 27 A Cappella 37 Girls Chorus l, 2. 0 Gary Rathbunf--College Club l, 2, 37 Spanish Club 37 Candyseller, Merit Award 27 N. H. S. 3. I Glenn Raymer--I-Iall Monitor 37 Student Coun- cil l7 Basketball 17 Football 37 Swimming 2, 37 Water Polo 2, 3. O Winifred Reese-Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Office Monitor l7 Gym Moni- tor, Merit Award Z7 Vincent Varieties 17 Twirler l, 2, 3. O Pa- tricia Ring-Y-Teens l, 37 Office Monitor l7 Girls Chorus l7 Spokesman Salesman l, 27 Bowling Z. O David Rochin-News l, 37 Merit Award for Extracurricular Art work 2, O Olivia Rossi-Dante Club 27 Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens 2, 37 Secretary l7 Country Style 17 Vincent Varieties l7 Spokesman Board 37 Stu- dent Council l, 3. O Cledarose Salvaqqio-A Cappella 2, 37 Girls Chorus l. I Geoffrey Sandels-Basketball l, 37 Happy Holiday Inn 3. GLENN RAYMER WINIFRED REESE PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT C. Salvaqqio, N. Sellers, cmd T. Speed are striving for perfection in sewing class. PATRICIA RING DAVID ROCHIN OLIVIA ROSSI CLEDAROSE SALVAGGIO GEOFFERY SANDEI-S 31 GWENDOLYN SANDIFF CAROL SAUERWINP SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-M. DeGeorqe, Secretary: P. Gillespie, Vice'Presidentg D. Kimmelman, Treas- urerg and W. Wilson, President organized the Senior Class and led it through a successful year. NANCY SELLERS CHARITY SCHEUERMAN MICHAEL SCHLACK MARY SCHLOSS 6' Gwendolyn Sandiii-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, N. H. S. 2, 37 Spokesman Salesman 2, 37 Life Saving l, 2, 3: Swimming I, 2, 3. I Carol Sauerwini-Office Monitor, Merit Award 3. O Charity Scheuer- man-College Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Dramatics Club l, 2, 3. O Mary Schloss-College Club 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Girls Chor- us l. O Nancy Sellers-College Club l, 2, 35 Band l, 2. 3: Orchestra l, 2, Vice-President 3. O Richard Siegel-College Club 37 Traffic Monitor 35 Cheerleader lg Spokeman Board 2, 3: Spokesman Salesman 2, 31 Usher 3, N. H. S. 3. O Richard Skinner-Science Club 37 Hall Monitor 35 A Cappella 2, 37 Stu- dent Council 2g O Ioane Smith-Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens I, 2, 37 Office Monitor 37 Girls Chorus ly Vagabond Shoes 2, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3: Basketball ly Bowling 2, 31 Life Saving 1, 37 Swimming l, 2, 3. O Louise Spada-Girls Chorus 35 Vagabond Shoes 2. RICHARD SIEGEL RICHARD SKINNER IOANE SMITH LOUISE SPADA Tl-IELMA SPEED CHARLES SPARKS 0 Charles Sparks. O Thelma Speed-College Club l. I Vel- ma Speed-Girls Chorus 3. O Richard Speros-Baseball 2, 3, Basketball lg Football l, 2, Captain 3, Track l, 2, 3. O lacque- line Stankowski-German Club 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Girls Chorus l, 2, 3. 0 George Steins. I Patricia Sternby-College Club 35 Dramatics Club 35 German Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3: Girls Chorus l, 27 Bowling l, 2, 35 Letter Club 2, 37 Tennis l. O Con- stance Strahl-Spanish Club l, 27 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. O Ber- nard Straub-Hi-Y lp K. Y. B. Secretary l,'2, Vice-President 3, Hall Monitor 27 Cheerleader l, 25 News Z, 37 Spokesman Board 2, 37 Spokesman Salesman l. O lack Strobel-Track Z, 3. GEORGE STEINS PATRICIA STERNBY CONSTANCE STRAHL VELMA SPEED RICHARD SPEROS TACOUELINE STANKOWSKI COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS-The students elected by the faculty and classmates to be Commencement speakers are O. Lasko, I. Farrell, P. Gillespie, G. Rathbun, D. Kimmelman, and G. Warnaka. 'The topic chosen for their speeches is From A Labora- tory To You. BERNARD STRAUE IOHN STROBEI. LOIS TABB EVELYN Tl-IEISS EDWARD THOMPSON NANCY THOMPSON IACOUELINE TRAINER LUCILLE VAN GUILDER MARGARET YOUNGS VIRGINIA VENTURINI G' O Lois Tabb-Gym Monitor 2, 37 Merit Award 2. O Evelyn Theiss-German Club 1, 2, 37 A Cappella 2, 37 Girls Chorus 17 Vagabond Shoes 27 Bowling 3. O .Edward Thompson-Student Council 27 Usher 37 A Cappella l, 2, 37 Glee Club l, 2, 37 Band 37 Country Style 17 Minstrel Varieties 17 Vincent Varieties 17 Way Back When 27 Happy Holiday Inn 37 Basketball l. l...Ncmcy Thompson-Drcnmatics Club 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Coun- selors' Monitor 37 Office Monitor 1, 37 Merit Award 17 Cheer- leader 2, 37 Swimming 1. lmlacqueline Trainer-Y-Teens 1, 27 Country Style 17 Twirler l, 2, 37 Hall Monitor 1, Merit Award. O Lucille Van Guilder-Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Gym Monitor 17 Vagabond Shoes, Z7 Flag Bearer 37 Spokesman Board 37 Basketball 17 Archery 1, 37 Swimming 17 Tennis 3. 0 Virginia Venturini-Y-Teens 1. 2, 37 Spokesman Salesman 17 Tw-irlers 1, Z, 37 Bowling 37 Mr. Humphrey's Monitor 3. C Alice Wagner- German Club 2, 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 A Cappella 37 Girls'Chorus 1, 2. O Ncmcy Wagner-Y-Teens l, 2, 7 Library Monitor 3. O Harriet Walker-College Club 37 'Y-Teens 37 Happy Holiday Inn 3. O Glenn Warnaka-Science Club 37 Ccmdyseller 1, Merit Award 17 N. H. S. 2, 37 Photography 1, Z, 3, Merit Award 17 A Cappella 1, 2, 37 Glee Club 17 Vagabond Shoes 27 Happy Holiday Inn 3. ALICE WAGNER NANCY WAGNER HARRIET WALKER GLENN WARNAKA RICHARD WEIGERT ROBERT WEIL LOIS WEINDORF HENRY WHITE ELIZABETH WIDGER Richard Weigert-German Club 37 Cross Country 37 Track 1, 2, 37 Wrestling 2, 3. O Robert Weil-German Club l, 27 Swim- ming 1, 2, 37 Water Polo 1, 2, 3. O Lois WeindorfHY-Teens l, 2, 37 Twirler 1, 2, 37 Happy Holiday Inn 3. I Henry White- Band 27 Projectionist l, 2, 37 Merit Award 2. O Elizabeth Widqer. O Nancy Williams-Y'Teens 1, Z, 37 Minstrel Varieties 17 Vincent Varieties 17 Spokesman Board 37 Twirler I, Z, 37 Bowl- ing 1. O William Wilson-College Club l, 2, 37 Dramatics Club I, 2, President 37 Science Club 37 A Cappella l, 2, 37 Glee Club 17 Vagabond Shoes 27 Student Council I, 27 Usher 37 N. H. S. 3. O Ruth Winschel-Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens l, 37 Hall Moni- tor 3. I Clifford Wright-College Club l7 Orchestra 1, 27 Country Style 17 Minstrel Varieties 17 Way Back When 27 Vaga- bond Shoes 27 Spokesman Salesman 37 Merit Award for Noon Day Dances 17 Cross Country 17 Wrestling 2. O Wilma Young- Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Gym Monitor 37 Band l, 27 Orchestra 1, 27 Vin- cent Varieties 17 Vagabond Shoes 27 Swimming l, 2. I Iudith Zetterholm-College Club Z, 37 Dramatics Clubs Z, 37 Y-Teens 2, 37 Mr. Humphrey's Monitor 37 A Cappella 37 Ir. Red Cross Representative 27 Student Council 37 N. H. S. 37 Spokesman Queen 3. ' 5 if: MYRTLE MARZ NANCY WILLIAMS 0 IUDITH ZETTERHOLM WILLIAM WILSON RUTH WINSCHEL CLIFFORD WRIGHT WILMA YOUNG we A. Adams . A - i f J V' M. Baker z: ky I' -E:E E.. C. Bartlelt l ii ...Zi 'PV y i' K , ,A , M. Beck f'Tfifi5'f S ,? A ...sa R. Bertqes 'Q , . S. Burrows . wi' . gb A .lr ini? M. Carlucci Uk. ., H. ..,,. ly 5: 1 g . . A 5 ,3 Q 8 Q,., i, f. ' Q up ,f S nv D tw W' Nr in E T il Y ,i 1 1 2 W Agnew G. 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Swain f fr. fiil N :'f 1 .ef i s 9 4 W . ': ' y D. Tribble 1 D. Turify ' M i K. , R4 Wu., A A D. Vitale R. Vogel I. Ward W. Watts A. Williams 41 5' ft ' . ? F' 3 1 r f 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-S. Collman, Secretary P. Zaeder, Presidentp H. Mitchell, Treasurer: A. Adams Vice-President. Q . fl , Y M ' i ...i D . . f B fe X 1. Abraham . ' ' , . .... . . ' ff' R- Apfhofpe . blk fwiee . . ,, . . H , 'L V f A. Axchner 0, fig ' gig 3 , D. Applebee gel K 'h ,i ff .31 nw' ' .K f if 'C , A. Aichner L . P. Allen B ' - I. Aitken C Akers ., fx' 1' u D' Armstrong I may not agree with what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say il. Voltaire D. Armwsmim ' Q 'l i ...b ig 5 Q. ,-f -- 1 - K ' :Y - l 1 'v aW14 B N Q . . on . g eede eeed K ... 'Vg fl In ' .I 5 'if 'f I ' fl HM In .ly- eed,,, . B ' ' F 3 - XR A ? W. Askins R. Atkinson O. Bardaclw D. Becker D. Bennelti C. Belzhold S. Bihler Q! H - H 5 In I . A.. . B . B l ' l ...e F - , f ' . ed QP f , f B , V37 K .-.f X . W k ., i , . 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Williams , -14 ' C ' V,, I D. Wright M. Tyree B. Urch I. Utterback D. Viqlione A. Woshlohn G. Watson an ., . M. Weed P. Weller A. Wellmon D. Wells M. Welty P. Weppner A A 4? fl A 'L D. Whitman. B. Winek A t.r. 3 R. Williamson C. Wise W +iQhIil- , ' rj V krr A W A ALAMANDE LEFT-wnh the lady on the left, and right . - ,,, u1'llO your OWU. G. Wunch K. Yeoney A. Zonno 47 'H L 'Hit . A A . A is f I D. Anderson - is if. E : : I , C. Collman vim' gf 4 4 M. Dodsworth O SM . ,Hg ZL'1 W ,,:., - 5'-. 'fflfji ' 'S S. Fuller .w E ff' ., K E Q. J' IK P. Hale . K l , Q ,wma fs --at 5. K1 1 I . . H. Iohnson to 17 D. Lawson A. Austin is W Le N 3 S' Q95 K. x A. Colonna A 1 I W Q ,X 4 S, . ,, s fa: was . E '5 A' I' A. Dwire . .Q I .13 Q ,Q e?'fW, J ' L Yi S. Gerbracht . 11' Q SV Y ' P Q ..- Et. -f .. .- . . ..... Im 53 .U f t Q N Q A 3. .- I, t . ft.. .te-.W I. Hartman , M, ...V 41 ' A A. Iones Q' ill? Ft . . 1 3 'iw Q fs . 5,5 L Wk Q3 ' 'GW ...s-if P. Leliinqwell .. .. 5. W are 'I I 'E .gf I. Baker . V A E ,f i N. Corbett ,af fx 'X Wg? K N. Ebisch 3. . W, f 5 3 Q. J L. Gieringer I 5 I 5 4 .. aw , X R... I. an 2 UV I. Healy 5: .Q . faw :fl-sy gg, ..1ez,.f I. Keller .ll I K v S 3, 9' 4- lf... X 1 WL. M. Leuschen , gg. . I. Barber .5 Y N 'V' F Q . 'nw S A A M . , K K S. Beers Q ., V. ..., . 5 .- .gr kr . V,.. 9+ I psy I 1' C. Culbertson P. Davies , P -ft ' V' if , ':T 'I ,. K ,,,V. if ,A.:,..,, ,jx . ., A W .1 ' 5 x, . lr A. Brosig ' E I Q w 4. S. Davies ..aI I. Edkin A M. Fetzner I. Freebourn I I L I I . ' si? I M- Gfolh f ' W. Grove . U Q S. Gustafson wx. awe. . .M . 81 'Q E154 , ' ,sf P. Heam P I. Herrmann N. Holland ,, , -..r .1 'A k,', I5-W' .. 2,1 ' rl... .,,, L my WMM C. Kolbe C. Kufner -1'. C. Levesque 48 I. Loftus L., , 1 'U 1 - I A ' T. Kurtz -L - I -I TH . , ,, -, I ..-. . few 1 ' mi.. .- f f ' I .1 9' . H. MacDonald gil .. .wail-555 .wt .ffl-71 Q Q t NW' , X siti m gfgiggq K J 'X Ia .V 8 ft i I... Colclesser . Q 'iw' M. Dickey Y 1 .. ., . IR I t 5 is -' f ' Ymmsiiifzf Wi? 'T 'f .1 . . . I ' L. Frick R. Hahh -' .wt . V 1.4 If-. . is S was X . As. vw . . L. Humble I Z. . . 'A Q a K il A. Lasko E12 '55 P. Q , B K . QB .3 I I E. Marasco 5-fra sf .2 gre s.g,? r.. . i4Q5f ' U IE, 'EE Q53 ,5 1 '. . - Q W? ' R Q If if J V ? 1 ' x W. Mathews B. Matthews ,, 'bfi ...:,- 1 'V t -K 3, ff Q Lssi L K , 4 R. McKnight I. Miller 1 X ..f ni ..- .... f f ,.f-1. .. f Y. t 'N w.. .ex 1 0 7 M ...,,. J rd' A I . . ,Ag W.. -in 4- C. Maxwell . ' , N I ff, M 1 15? . 9 R. Miller f 'i i AQ' 1 Y? 'B -new Q .W-ani' 5 1 .ig i H. Noble I. Norris . ...W b , . f.. .. ' sv A . .. h :A .. ' 5? ,.. A h M. Roach R. Robacker Q iii.. +g fi .21 aooo . ,ai'i . T. Sanders D. Schick f ,g . R. Servidio G. Singer m V. by We :Q jg f... , JF ff 17' .v 3 .. 'IL al I L C. Thayer B. Thiel . .. T ami? - J y P , Q3 Z 3 Arm' 3' D. Peffer iii at . 35 My K Q D. Rothrock .wfw y fi A tie 'W N. Schloss , .1 P 3' : . 1' ' ,N-e V, . ,,.. 5 N. Smith ww, W , rdf 2 1 .3 il ., ,. . A H D. Thomas wwswvgf naw? 1, .Q fe awww. V-f-I 5, . I bfi - aff. 2 . W. Whitledge D. Wilcox N. Yates L ... li - - - rs. ,, - ' X X I .-...'., myV.A,V A X B. McAnulty C. McCall I. McCa11ion I. McKinnon is .TT . ?fEQQ X? iri. ig gwf ss .s Qfi C, Moore I. Mysnyk M. Nagle N. Nichols ' ,,. A A' ,, ,, . ff' K fig il xf'WQt Q was f.. -.,. 3 ...M , e wg N. . 'i : ' ..,,.., A m Z s-,. 'S I , . fits: L. Poorbauqh 'QS H 51 'S .Rx ':U Yf ?? . l T. Schuler .2 41 15 E. Sollenberger M is -Q .Q . P A 1 Q' .nm X C. Tolley V. , 1- :VV gi. 3 1 . lu . if .7 wi . 1 251. y 5 1? . S. Yochim 49 L. Radaker L. Read I. RileY EXPERIMENTS ARE FUN-Giving a demonstration for a ninth grade science class are C. McCall, C. Kufner, and P. Davis. .Q V .. v , . 7 . ..'i V .,,V- ' A K I , ,,,: . I I Z, 5 L. Soyster B. Si. Iohn B. Szcrwdn U1 gf' WL.: 2 k .V -I . fn 1' ' V., ,- .. 71. . . 3?-f l J Q ' ff m V , X Y? N K' K -' '-T fffif P- T0mPkins B. Walker W. Weber fl .. WK-' .inn w ,f . , - , . .A,. I V , .- Q ,- l' ' wi ut' .:! if , -.z - ' f V .M , .4 . . -f ,, A ,A a X ,w 42 K. A My N' Va 2: 5 L -. 1 . 'eww' ... .. W. Young B. Zum D. Zum A . W ' fl. 9 an ' 1 NM K .. .. H 1' A 1 A . K -. ,. if J. . ffl Wi . . S, 3 'av 'vs 'ig E J' f f Q x .1 K R. Anderson if .N , , 3 ,. ., Q, A f ' 3 f is 4' ' y 3 1 la I. Bristol V. Brooks T, Brown A fp z r Q K , L L. Becxrd N. Benlley M. Bettes C. Black W. Bowser rr . r X.. A N n ' . K K lykgkl 4 5 Q 3 x .5 f , . x Q 'Wm ? 1 W J f X X x H -1 ..... .. --., K. Buettner M. Cloniz I. Cottrell V .5 A Vzlh ,, Azxv ,. l I n iv . A K if-f ssl 'N .ei A 1. Dam L Mi. M' I. Cunze K- Dfiuqheiw if 'A' V X E. Cuhi wah I. Delcivern I. Croker in ,ffi ls' , Y. .,,.. Vw, K. Diemert . N ,gasps in Q? S. Forsier D. Gillespie M151 ffl 4 , 7 5 1 . LY . I. Icxcobson C. Gorczyclci FINDING A BOOK-R. Mcqencxu, A. Iohnson, N. Mandel cmd I. Mcxyr lecxm io use the files in ihe library as pcxrt of their English course. M A. A fo K r e l , , , 'A V ilisii A A ::: 'w I 'I 'V lrl' f . ', - ii' 'V H sill In lzr A , ,,.,,... ' if A 1 f 2 . R. Groenendcxcl S. Holler G. I-lczuqsdnhl B. Haven X 5 - if A' rf Elf? gh P. Joseph V. Knapp C. Kufner G. Lcrudensczck 50 M. Ioxmes m Ee' , 5? X B. Brightman 1 - .. P eff VGA, 1 C. Counney F. VA 922 F. Dengel A Y A. Penn J-1 M. Gerbrccht is x ! .Y N Q .. T. Hespelein K. Lavery 4 5 hr SMH- ' 3 -1 lf' Q A P f v an A Jn Nj? ef... is I 3 A FQ' m 't . A i' . .. e ' ' .' . ff vt- 41 . I 4 r I A Y X7 .qll ew zm- , ':'I f vi. E. Lutz R. Maqneau N. Mandel E. Marad I. Mayr I. McCall I. Mills V fx.-dies.. . N..' L'1,L V I I - . ...ff ir X ,,,, if . ... E 7 M. .3 f -7 3 ' ' . . f M. Moore D. Murphy I. Murray R. Nunes R. O'Connor E. Ogden M. Ouellet fer ., - jf R. Penna 1. . A A I fp. ts' I. Rhoads A l. iggf . .1 I. Robison Viz' L W N. fhm P. Rollin 11 f , ae, , , 'WLW L. Sheriff 34 ,if JH., 1 is ...gif . MAKING A HALL TREE-is the project undertaken in the woodshop class by E. Morad, R. Nunes, and R. Anderson. 1 'L 1 'fan ' Mb nt . F .- 9 ..,. .rr.. A. Saadi R. Scherrer R. Scott x fm f -sw :wit ' .. A 'S ' f ' 1 .. . . . . FV i 'Ii' 8 .Vg ,. , ,. l. T . M. Showalter P. Shreve D. Stackman i t D - , k'ff ...ly fs y I .T if V1-5 . VV 1. ir It 15 is . TJ W X 2 ,M A ,.,.,: , Al' K it In W M C. Vicary S. Way R. Williamson I. Warden 51 Y e up K has X f .. 3 P1511 X Q . Q!! I -2- . F93 ' i . . rrsa A f , ,. J 1 . fix R. Putnam D. Pyrlre I A H. Reldlinfief lyqmfb 1. THE EIGHTH GRADE SCIENCE CLASS-along with Mr. Wilkinson, R. Nunes, and C. Vicary, looks on as E. Morad points to the parts of the head. f . W 5 A ..r V I 1, . I -M .,r. .,,., ,,' I F A .. A ' '?... . Q - .Q i 1 . , f . , ' H ' S. Stroup R. Sweet T. Swicl: ilk 5,59 1 . f e 'lfr . f ay '.t . ,. . ,,,,.. l.1f A ,,..g -., -:'r'i I if ',. . A R. Walkow B. Yochim I. Zimmer :V .sz N A . .ggi R. Anderson . if .Vik . M I. Daniel fi, .3112 ' ...s. N... .5 . ., f' a V ,.. . 4' ali sg .rf Q Q e ' .Q i g..! Q C. Gundrum A ' 1 . , ,:,,, f - w. B. Johnson A ...fear ff he ,sr I. Keep .fu as X P .,..- -. is . .fe-. A sv '5 4. I ' if I. Laudensack t. :. . . ...s i G. Murphy L -: if ' L. Anundson D. Baldwin s . .,.' F' Vn--- I .. .'. Aff . .'n. , Q .if wgg 'gm' L , J j K, h P. Erzer C. Frabrizio -K M- 'Q 1... .. X I. Higgins ix ,.. I Qx . ' N ,-MQ . . 'Q Q, . - by .A . ..A. A ,,..:7- .I 1 . .. w .'. 5' . .,. Yi ' 3 ' A 522 ...... i A. Bauer B. Booser . -my jg Q D. Geisinger D. George L 1 . , 2,1 K' gi - g iw., . Nfl s iiie L s K. Holberger . P. Huffman 1. Hauserman .1 ww... ff 'ls 5 iz. -Q . ff-L3 its ,sm K ,, 5... , 4 -.V . . . A 1 K in Q sz. L A R. Chase? A C. Chess . :iii is . .. .Iwi-se A sw. I. Gerbracht D. Greiner - TX L' K . ..AD 'V' .. 5'1 . -Z? K - .:- N. Hughes A SMALL WORLD-W. Sautter, D. Parshall, S. Smith ence of the sun upon the earih in iheir sevenih grade geography class. .. . . .... .. Qr'f..,5 '.f -.'.3x vw 54 mx. k:.':. 1 V , . f iv K , A 'A .L . W, .... ..N,.-V-.mfnwv .M N, D. Lawson D. Lemmon . Q ' ' V n gzwy 1 I. Nass B. Nitkiewicz ...W .. ... A ff? ' .. 'I Vzr 1 My ... .irr ...f L is ' . , 1 ....., . if ' . b l N. Lumb5ri?1 is ,... -we f 'I F' A. - K. O'Connor P. Olds 52 , and D. George study the influ- f il 5 l l ii . N. Irish A3 fx! J fan. I. Keep Q. . ,J 1 , Crpp .. W Mr. We if' :TFL We Eff , . ' K ' Ay' kr . Je K 4 F T M. R. Molena fl fum? 3 .fl W. O'Melian R. Miller z 'J J gh Q: ug Q' as Jr .fi .Q W 5 P. Ou ellet -M-ms .ff . ,. 212, ,,. 5. at I ' as Q. M . A A YE ,JK y t ff ..s...., 15 t D. Porshall S. Partsch E. Patton . Ji .., Q Haag 'V' 'if-ff . -- - 1- r... AQ W f A . 5 ??,, 'W' V l A,,, an . ..,V., , H . In R. Polak C. Rensel S. Rollin Q, ggi' V .4 gl A H 1' 2. ' it ,,.'X...'-'ww It tiff me fsfwftf I. Scott R. Scott S. Smith if A 'H A . F. Percey fr-w f-'fs i -rv X 1 ,!,..!' N. Sandiff t 4 11 F N . Q- if , .5 , rf? .9 BAKING COOKIESgK. O'Connor, P. Zonna, and D. Geisinqer gain valuable experience as they take IAN- A 14 part in a seventh grade cooking class. M. Snyder TRAINS-THEN AND NOW-Admixing th collection of trains are seventh grade history students R. Malena, R. Anderson, I. Daniels, and K. Holberger. A CLOSE CHECKER GAME draws o crowd at the Junior High Party. f ' ' W X pg. ,. , - W ... A H m y , we-sy , S, s A' ..... ,,. ' 7 'L k.,t I ,. ,r' ,sv l 1 'K ..:, 'ff yq I K 5 A A In N. ll Llgkk an if S- Snyder S. St. john I. Taylor A. Thomas A. Thompson - - r K t. .. 0 A QF' . A . .-,t'A . 'A' '-:' -:ff - 1 H ' .. E' , -,,, W Q ' A . 4 -Q A - A ccc . A C- VGTQOU R, Vieyra G. Walther G. Weibler D. Weist I. Wrhen P. Zonna 53 14Z!1Je Whether in Yictory or defeat, our athletic tegms reflect honor on our school. So long gs Vin- cent exists, may the spirit of our fighting Colonels continue in that glorious trgclition. , P , 2551 W A, im M5 x'93f1fez1ix 8 1 -63 ' We i ..f xl Q was fag V- F . 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'fl-Vu Q5 mmf-,VV ya Vp-.f Vs V, V -A f ' N, V ,VwS,1:,VVVV- 6, 4 V . . . V A gif.. few? wwf if V 5. L5 7--+V V IV.-V-V YF .. ,- M f ff f ,V V Iv. Vi- ,V . ,V .K ,JV V A VV V V K 4 Eem-wad ,xl . 7 ww?1 V V-Yi ' fiiwi 3.3: f f V , lf? My 7-'T' KV 45328515 1t'V.aw31inV.-V .ft-await. ff? Q va.fi1Q.'VI5?b7WV'yV4fVffYf - ' if 1 W 'V A 1-lay! He tripped me. Qaeda!! It's off -ou! of bounds on 2 yd. line. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL-Row 1: R. Robacker, I. Freeboume, R. Hauqs- dahl, R. McGee, D. Oaiman-Captain, E. Reisinqer, R. Hahn, P. Tompkins, T. Tomb. Row 2: R. Apthorpe-Ass't Manager, I. Nichols, L. Pentycofe, D. Bo- qert, I. Groh, A. Bonqiorno, D. Brasco, F. Simon, D. Osinski, D. Arrowszmiih, B. Medonia, D. Zum-Manager. Row 3: G. Barthelson-Ass't Coach, A. Evans, R. Owens, R. Williamson, C. Brown, V. Thomas, H. Ogden, I. Laub, F. Mastrob, R. Dinqes, A. Lasko. Row 4: A. Lubowicki-Coach, R. Michaels, W. Pelkowski, R. Sitter, R. Haise, L. Penpek, S. Puller, L. Gehrlein, C. Sellars, Simon, back to pass. X X X , X X xx L. Broihers, W. Holland. 'QW' . U Qaeda!! 59 Jump high and get il! BASKETBALL S Left to Riqh! H. Miichell D. Brasco I. Marsden A. Zonna I. Riazzi D. Vitale R. Doyle D. Wallace W. Askins W. Wainwright R. Brandt P. Di Nicola G. Hall M. Carluccl M. Polagyl F. Simon I. Rodriquez I. Romeo P. Di Pucci ,JJ N.. 'l QUAD Man Whal Allitudel W. Wcunwnqht Caplain mini 'li ii-'3 .S . F. Fuccx QF. W .-w p-at-6 1 lg M 5' KNEE Date Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Icm. Ian. Icm. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Opponent Butler , ......,...... Titusville ..... Hcxrborcreek Hen-borcreek Tech ..... - .... - .... Prep .....,.,...,..,.. Academy .. Millcreek ..... East .,...........,... Ashtabula .. Alumni ........ Tech ..,.,..,...,..... Sharpsville Prep ................. Kanty ,.... - ....... Academy .. Millcreek ..... Titusville ...,. East .........,.. Kcmty ...,.... Vi Qkisffzf' IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT VINCENT Dec. 16 Millcreek .....,..,., - ........... 45 32 Dec. 19 I-Iarborcreek ............,..... 30 43 Ian. 6 East .........,........,.. .......,...,. 3 4 46 Ian. 9 Prep ....,......,.,. ...,...,..... 4 I 35 Ian. 13 Academy ...,.. ,,.,,,,.,.... 3 9 54 Ian. 23 Millcreek .......,. ,..........,, 2 8 49 Ian. 26 Tech ,......... ..,... ...... 5 2 38 Ian. 29 East ,......... .....,....... 4 0 43 Feb, 6 Prep .,.,........... ............, 5 3 31 Feb. 13 Academy ...... ......4...... 4 4 32 Feb. 20 Tech ................ .....,,,..... 5 2 38 Mar. 2 Kanty .......... .,.....,..... 2 2 IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT VINCENT Dec. 15 Harborcreek ..,...,.,.,....... 17 I8 Ian. 6 Wilson ..,........,.. .............. 2 8 17 Ian. 13 East ,.,................ ..,........... 3 9 26 Ian. I6 Roosevelt ,...,...,.,...........,. 39 26 Ian. 20 Prep ......,.,...,.,..... .....,........ 4 8 29 Ian. 30 East ,............. ..,......,.,.. 3 7 2 5 Feb. 3 Wilson ,...,, .............. 4 8 27 Feb. 6 Gridley .......,.,. ....,......... 4 1 30 Feb. 10 Roosevelt ......................., 39 28 Feb. 13 Prep ..... . .......... .............. 4 8 2 1 Feb. 20 Academy ................,...,.,. 4 1 26 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL-Row 1: H. I. Barber, B, Zum, I. McKinnon, D. Schick. Row 2- Tompkins, D. Lawson, R. Robacker, I. Freebourne. 'Wwatq 8 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-Row 1: D. Briggs, L. Pentycofe, T. Tomb, P. Bruschi, R. Haise. Row 2: R. Sitter, S. Ruggiero, J. Miller, M. Phelps, D. Arrow- smith. Mr. Lubowicki, coach, is looking over some past records with his student mU1'1G991',JC. Sellars. A IUMP BALL-is snagged by P, Bruschi during the Prep-Vin- cwent game. Coach Stoops and his student manager, I. Rhodes. WA TER POLO I. Ricklolf, I. Brownlie, Co-captains, H. Doll, Manager. SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT VINCENT Nov. 6 Tech .............,................... - ........ ............... 1 13 Nov. East ..... - ......,....,........... ...,... Nov. Prep . ..,........... .. Nov. Academy ....... Nov. East .......,.,..,..,. Dec. Prep ............ Dec. Tech ,.,..,....,... Dec. Academy ........ WATER POLO TEAMeP. Zae-der, I. Rickloff, W. Porath, C. Pxter, R. Weil, I. Brownlie. F WATER POLO SQUAD--Row 1: C. Pifer, G. Horn B. Paulson, R. Sigmond, I. Mozdy, D. Zum, D. Keep W. Porath. Row 2: K. Gerhracht, C. Wolfe, I. Mozdy L. Frick, I. Brownlie, I. Burton, M. Richards, P. Zaeder Row 3: I. Ricklolf, R. Bova, I. Miller, A. Ionasson G. Raymer, D. Tompkins, R. Weil. WATER POLO Strong Vincent poloists finished in a tie tor third place in the City Series events. The te-arn's record was three Wins and tive losses. I. Ricklotf, with twenty-two qoals, was high scorer, While P. Zaeder was second with ten goals. Letterrnen this season were K. Gerbracht, I. Ricklotf, I. Mozdy, I. Brownie, G. Horn, W. Porath, R. Weil, C. Pifer, and P. Zaeder. Co-captains of the squad were I. Brownlie and I. Rickloff. H. Doll Was the team man- aaer. SWIMMING TRIO D. Zum, R. Weil, K. Ger- bracht SWIMMING LETTERMEN - Row 1: K. Gerbracht, R. Siqmond, D. Zurn, B. Poulson. Row 2: I. Rick' loff. Row 3: I. Brownlie, C. Pifer, I. Mozdy, G. Horn, I. Mozdy. SEEING DOUBLE I. Mozdy and I. Mozdy BACK DIVE B. Poulson SWIMMING The Strong Vincent Swimming Team capped off a very successful season by placing second in the State swimming meet held in State College. For the seventh consecutive time our swimmers came through with the City Championship. The powerful Acade- my team, which was our principal threat, was defeated in our first encounter by 44 to 31. In the second meet, Academy held us to a 37Vz - 37 V2 tie. lt is interesting to note that we did not lose any dual meets throughout the season. Our swimmers followed up the winning of the City Champion- ship by annexing the District lU title. Throughout the season our team was characterized by well-balanced strength rather than by outstanding individual performers. The outstanding performers who carried the burden of the schedule were: I. Rickloff, I. Mozdy, I. Mozdy, B. Poulson, I. Brownlie, G. Horn, K. Pifer, R. Sigmond, K. Gerbracht, D. Zurn. The scheduling and organization of meets were done by student manager, H. Doll. Mr. B. Gustavson served as faculty manager. The captain, who piloted the 1953 team, was G. Horn. To Mr. Weibel, our coach, we extend appreciation for having once again raised the flag of victory on the Strong Vincent mast. 64 SWIMMING DATE OPPONENT VINCENT I an. 8 Prep ............,....... - .... - ,................ 15 6 0 Ian. 12 Tech ....,.....,...... ......,.....,.. 2 1 54 Ian. 15 Academy ....... .......... .... 3 1 44 Ian. 22 East ......,..... ............... l 9 56 Ian. 26 Prep .....,....., ............... 1 1 64 Feb. 2 Tech .....,,.,.,..,......... ........... 18 56 Feb. 5 Academy ...,.... ......,....... 3 7 V2 37 IA Feb. 12 East ......,.................................. - ..... 17 58 District Meet, Vincent First-50 points. Regional Meet, Vincent First-50 points. State Meet. Vincent Second-28Vz points. SWIMMING TEAM-Row 1: C. Pifer, G. Horn, B. Poulson, D. Zum R Siqmoncl, I. Mozdy, D. Keep. Row 2: L. Frick, I. Burton, I. Browrxhe I. Mozdy, M. Richards, C. Wolfe, K. Gerbrcrcht. Row 3: R. We11 G Miller, D. Tompkins, I. Rickloff, G. Rcxymer, A. Ioncxsson, R. Bova I-I DOH, Student Mcmcqer. BREASTSTROKE C. Pifer FREESTYLE RELAY I. Brownlie, I. Mozdy, I. Mozdy, I. Rickloff SWIMMING CAPTAIN G. Horn AFTER TI-IE RACE I. Rickloff PVT? M. Miller - 185 lb R. Weigert - 155 lb R. Hcuqsdahl - 154 lb R. Courtecxu - 145 lb B. Caseriu - 138 lb H. Curr - 133 lb H. Dickey - 127 lb A f?17LLDWE? I. Laub - 120 lb R. Iiulianle - 112 lb N. Felice - 103 lb R. Walker - 95 lb Vw WW 5 lv fl 'Wav I J 3 K -'v, li S1 s 1 . 1: 5 ?g5 s fwQ hs1Q 5 '-', Q 5. ,K.r, V, QW' QM 5 f l5ll SEATED-R. Dickey, R. Iiulicxnie, Coccrptcins, Mr. Bczrthelson, Coach, M. Burt, student Man- czger. 'ggi il TRYING FOR A PIN-R. Dickey downs his man in the Prep Match. DOWN BOYfR. Dickey prepares to overcome his opponent in the Tech Match. LOW BRIDGE-R. Courteau has the advantage over his opponent in the Tech Match. ...af IW TRACK Vincent claimed three Wins and suf- fered three defeats durinq the 1952 track season. At the finish, Strong Vincent tracksters placed second in the District 10 meet and third in the City meet. Delores Fabrizi was elected as Vincent's queen to reiqn during the City meet. Marlow Tol- bert contributed additional laurels to Strong Vincent in the halt-rnile at the State meet held at State Colleqe. Team Members-G. Allen, G. Bertqes, G. Bifulco, C. Black, M. Burt, C. Coburn, W. Cooper, R. Clark, E. Curtze, R. Dickey, R. Fratus, F. Gaeckle, K. Gerbracht, H. Harden, R. Haise, W. Harris, D. Heirls, D. Herbe, D. Hockenbrocht, H. Holrnstrorn, I. Kehl, D. Knapp, D. Kokoros, D. Lawson, R. McGee, I. Melby, M. Miller, M. Miller, R. Miller, I. Mitchell, D. Oatman, H. Og- den, T. O'Hara, B. Penpek, M. Phelps, R. Speros, W. Starko, I. Stroble, M. Tol- bert, R. Weigert, P. Zaeder. ATTENDANTS- S. Collman. .ylll-7' ,sit srvceg www TRACK OUEEN AND M. Innocenzi, D. Fabrizi I Kehl lecrdmq the way over the low hurdles I Mxtchel small but speedy, snap the tape for first dash. ASEBALL N. DiNicolcx Third Base tw 1a:1.:.,- x -: ' T-I, L1 cmpbe11-center Field H. Mitchell-Left Field VINCENT .. ......,,, 5 ,.., .:55 .ZVZ Lifif' Awwcflvr 1 - ,-q,. .,, . 2 .,,,,. 3 --' f -' ,-.-' -f-r're:.,Qafz 2'i . .,,. ,... QAVH r A4 I. R'cxz '-Pit he A ' 1.-1:1-ui2:3Q'?'5i-'i3.1'.i1I221331,5.':l-33ii'f22-?3'2E2f25:51-'A'' O .1 s as an wo 9 w-NCENT +s.....TU NE15 TEC 23f?E3EEf25EE23Ef5'f75 5' 5' Q5 45' 4666, , M E qv ' 1 : i i E f 1 l . ..,., ...X H Q--: U W , QW W' I ., . .aft w- ,, 4. if ,.,. S.. 4-egg. 4 cf-we, pw , ' ,- M LY:':f fs vi'f' A er 7,451 I ,l l ' V Q 'lg ' Z ' Fi' 1 ,L gi L .tt. L' R. Speros-Second Base D. Vitale-Right Field . A , fi rv I ,1 f 2 if, AVVL A ' , scoring run in Prep Game . BASEBALL-Row 1: M. Carlucci, A. DeMichele, F. DiFucci, I. Romeo, I. Mars- den. Row 2: I. Riazzi, A. Scherrer, N. DiNicola, L. Leone, R. Stra-nd, R. Speros, E. Campbell, I. Arnone, D. Vitale, H. Mitchell, Coach John Krkoslca. BASEBALL Coach Iohn Krkoska faced the difficult task in 1952 of rebuilding practic- ally our entire baseball team with green material. I Willie Wainwright, lst baseman, Arnold DeMichele, catcher, Louis Leone and Iohn Arnone, pitchers, and Eric Campbell, outfielder, were the only letter- rnen left to form a nucleus for the l952 team. A local sportswriter classified the team as speedy, and excellent in offen- sive spirit, with plenty of hustle. Much credit must be accorded to Faculty Manager H. N. Scott and Stu- dent Manager W. Cooper for their tireless efforts to perfect our organization. Loyal supporters were thrilled by loe Riazzi's two hitter in the opening game against Academy at Ainsworth Field. Eric Campbell's long double to right center scored Reno Strand from 2nd to bring in the winning run. Nick DiNicola scored the winning run ini'-the Prep game. There were many other thrilling highpoints, but it wouldn't be fair to give all the credit to one man. Every player was doing his best for the team. Season results show two wins, one tie, and five losses. The fine coaching of Mr. Krkoska and the spirit of his scrappy young team should show in the box scores of 1953. First Base W. Wainwright N. DiNicola, 71 Q TENNIS CITY CHAMPS 'TENNIS-Mr. Humphrey, Coach, W. Melzer, I. Rodriquez, T. Porter, S. Scxtelli. TENNIS SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT VINCENT April 30 Kanty ....... ......... 1 6 May S Tech ....,.......... .......,. 0 7 May I9 Academy ..........,................ 1 6 May 12 Lawrence Park I 6 May 16 Kanty .,.,.,........................,..... 2 5 May 26 East .......... 0 7 Iune 6 Prep .,...,.,., 2Vz 4V2 Couch, T. Grcxhcxm, GOLF-D. Tribble, T. Eldredqe, Mr. Schenck, D, Root, S. Rugqiero. YFNF TENNIS Mr. Humphrey giving W. Melzer some good pointers to remember. GOLF BOWLING+A. Falcone, D. Moser, R. DeMichoel, D. Kunkel, S. DeMiche1e. CROSS COUNTRY-Row l: M. Phelps, W. Carr, I. Rodriguez, R. Gaston, D. Kokoros, I. Riazzi, C. Stewart, R. Hough. Row 2: R. Weiqert, W. Starks, G. Quillman, R. Courteau, D. Knobloch, W. Askins, D. Kunkel, R. Bertges, D. Iindra, H. Carr, T. Hagen, Manager, R. Stoops, Coach. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT VINCENT Sept. 27 Mc Kean Sept. 30 Tech ......... Oct. 3 East ...... Oct. 10 Prep ......... Oct. 14 Academy Oct. 17 Oct. 21 East ...,.. Oct. 27 Prep .....,... Oct. 29 Academy Tech ...,...,... .......... CRO COUNTRY Cross Country Co-Captains D. Knobloch, D. Kokoros t S VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS-Row 1: G. Lucas E. Iohnson, L. Tabb. Row 2: V. Speed, C. Brown. IUNIOR HIGH TUMBLINGYHQW 1: N. Sandiff, Row 2: I. Bristol, S. Gerbracht, I. Cottrell, I. Baker, N. Smith, N. Lumbard. Row 3: L.. Sheriff, I. McCal- lion, S. Haller, I. Delavern, B. Brightman. A SENIOR GYM CLASS is the scene of an exciting qame ot basketball. The spectators enthusiastically cheer for their favorite team. 74 IUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL- -Row 1: S. Davis. Row 2: B. St. Iohn, P. Lefiinqwell, M. Dickey. Row 3: C. Kolbe, S. Gerbracht, IUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS-Row 1: I..Delcrvem I. McCallion, N. Sandiif. Row 2: K. Hannah, I. Cott- rell, N. Lumbard, R. Williamson. Row 3: E. Oqden, S. Halle-r, N. Smith, L. Sheriff. Row 4: B. Brightman, C. Vicary, I. Baker. WINNING TEAM-O. Lasko, A. Calabrese, I. Colclesser, I. Smith. JUNIOR HIGH TWIRLERS-Row 1: M. Iarnes, I. Knapp, ,E. Cutri, W. Whit- ledqe, L. Gierinqer, S. St. Iohn. Raw 2: L. Beard, C. Black, S. Beers, G. Haugs- dahl, K. Moore, I. Edkin. Row 3: M. Ouellet, I. Bristol, N. Ebisch, C. Kufner, P. Leifinqwell, N. Nichols. BOWLING CAPTAINS-P. Phillips, A. Calabrese, M. Getzin, P. Stemby, K. Schluraff, G. Cutri. . bn-qf....,. I 75 GET READY GET SET A B hl , 7 . o ender, M. Getzin, and C. Butler take part in the archery after school. GIRLS LETTER CLUB Row 1 pee , A. Dufford, M. Fink. SHUFFLEBOARD is one of the after-school sports. S. Ger- bracht, I. Cottrell, R. Penna, and L. Beard take part in a game. LIFE SAVING-Row 1: N. Sandiff, M. Fink, P. Huffman, S. Davis, I. Hau- serman, I. Keep, E. Cutri, M. Dodsworth, B. Margolis. Row 2' M Hiq gins, I. Sanders P Olds K Schl f , . , . ura f, I. Bristol, N. Bohlender, N. Lum- bard, K. I-lolberqer, D. Geisinqer, S. Gerbracht, M.fDickey, P. Wepner. Row 3: I. Cottrell, A. Colclesser, I. Thompsop, M. Nagle, S. Biers, L. Beard, G. Hauqsdahl, D. Wright, M. Stuart, L. Sheriff, M. Delavern. Row 4: A. Erick, M. Fink, I. McKinnon, A. Bohlender, D. Cunnin h P. McDouqle, E. Flin , C ' Q Um. n . Butler, M. Getzin, f : G. Sandiff, I. Miller, O Laslco, I. Farrell, S. Flanagan, L. Tabb. Row 2: D. Cunning ham, A. Bohlender, S. Eberlein, K. Schluraff B P. M D , . Kuneman c ouqle, G. Lucas. Row 3: C. Butler, I. Colclesser C. Brown, M. Getzin, V. S cl ' IOTH AND 11TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS-Row l: B. Iahn- son, G. Pizzi, W. Darwin. Row 2: S. Tenace, I. Miller K. Schluraff. Row 3: D. Campbell, A. Montgomery, J King, E. Oiigeri. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS- Row 1: I. Farrell. Row 2: E. Fiinn, M. King. Row 3: P. Lumbard, M. Geizin. SINGLE TWIRLERS-Row 1: I. Lasky, M. I Coed, V. Triqilio, P. McMann, S. Klapsinos nelli, K. Stolz, A. Colclesser, P. Hoebeck, B Nims B. Franz W. Reese G. Khe. Row 3 P. Hohier, M. Lucas, L. Oncea, E. Kenyon M. Donovan, B. Swain, R. Anqeloiti. C. Greiner, M. Webster, I. Simmons, M. La Cour. Row 2: D. Kohler, L. Owens, S. Mari- Each student who belongs to an organization acquires a ole- sire for giving service to the school. This feeling of service is the spark which eventually ignites into loyalty to Strong Vincent. 1 2 Q IQ ...M Slucfenl eauncil C. Brock ji. President B. Frick Vice President PUBLICITY COMMITTEE-Row 1: M. Carlson, R. Cionco Treasurer o. Lasko, M- Tones S. Kiqhtlinqer, A. Adams. Row 2: S. Gillespie' O. Rossi, Secretary B. Caserta. Row 3: E. Curtze, I. Romeo, G. Allen. COUNCIL SHOW COMMITTEE-Row 1: O. Lasko, I. Farrell, C. Brock, M. Iones, S. Boyle. Row 2: D. Kimmelman I. Zetter- holm, R. Cionco, R. Builer, I. Popp, A. Frick. B0 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Row 1: S. Boyle, O, Lasko, A. Frick, R. Butler, R. Cionco, C. Brock. Row 2: I. Zetterolm, M. Iones, C. Vicary, D. Kim- melman, D. Hockenbrocht, I. Popp. SOCIAL COMMITTEE-Row l: S. Boyle, I. Page, I. Farrell, R. Legler, V. Venturini, M. King. Row 2: D. Kimmelman, A. Mezzacapo, B. Bald- win. T. O'I-lata. THE MEETING will come to order. M. HENRY displays her talent in the Coun- cil Variety Show, Happy Holiday Inn. N. H, S. OFFICERS-P. Gillespie, A Bohlender, K Aichner. diana! Jlanaa, MW? 81 .aw-M NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYAROW 1: S. Mucciarone, P. Gillespie, N. Alexander, C. Parker, O. Lasko, I. Zetterholm, I. Farrell, C. Law, P. McDouqle. How 2: A. Frick, J. Darone, K. Aichner, D. Cunningham, A. Bohlender, G. Sandiff, I. Hautmesser. Row 3: G. Wamalca, G. Rathbun, D. Kimmelmcm, C. Brock, R. Siegel, I. Popp, C. Butler, W. Wilson. AY MN W Q ,.m , -5 If-N Q f-fu, f i Qffxi-,.Qe4'f-Q QT fail big A '1f.1 QmY ' A-M1 km A .,. xvwh, QW M N- L A Weisz QYJQ .A hJ.L4lwz vllll A ,-J:L.x.w. + lx i,A, . ..2 m-vm! rkqi K kkk. lwxa A ' .- Sa, - . 'M Nz, '. --, ' -N f' . ...Q- I 4 --., R f QR QP , 4 W1 -ef Q' 2 'Q Q fr 'IB P Q 5 A fl l, Eg- fi 3 Y s 3 , Q LXR M IUNIOR BAND-Row 1: R. O'Connor, W. Mathews, S. Yochim, L. Radaker, I. Higgins, R. Groendaal. Row 2: T. Swiclc, I, Gerbracht, G. Singer, B. Yoc him, I. Healy, W. Bowser. Row 3: R. Chase, H. McDonald, E. Sollenberger, T. Hespelein. Row 4: R. Walker, D. Tomas, B, Ogden, D. Rothrock, R. Mc- Knight, I, Norris, R. Servideo, S. Fuller. Row 5: R. Rollin, D. Peffer, D. Zurn, D. Wilcox, L. Humble, I. Rhoacls, E. Lutz. I Mwuc SENIOR ORCHESTRA-Row 1: N. Rickloff, L. Read, R. Ieska, N. Sellers, B. Nagle, M. Dean, I. Bristol. Row 2: E. Iohnson, S. Harcrbedian, S. Davis, I, Scheuerman, C. Bartlett, D. Borlawsky, D. Baldwin, C. Hommes, D. Murphy. Row 3: L. Muir, T. Curry, E. Sheldon, M. Brown, D. Rhines, E. Hughes, M. La Cour, M. Beck, R. Apthorpe, R. Williamson, A. Rathbun, I. Peasley, D. Peffer. Row 4: M. Iackson, D. Tompkins, I. Casillo, D. Masi, F. Simon, L. Penty- coie, E. Seaberg, B. Ogden, P. Weppner, G. Hudson, A. Casillo, A. Kenny, B. Conboy, I. Golden, Mr. Porsch, Director. . . rttr I in - fywrf, M.. .- DISTRICT ORCHESTRA-M. Brown, E. Davis, R. Latimer v J 'sf W, -A - 9 ,Y F ,If .A O A 25. , 5 , , A .. in JH ,Q, .Mi ' 2 Q ,, ,EE --3. mf-ew ,nm x aff -f W' 1 , n . x , . ,pf, I, , ofkv , 1448-ft ! MISS ALICE SIMPSON, director of the Strong Vincent Choral Organizations, is to be com- mended for the reputation these groups have at- tained. It is through her untiring efforts that Erie audiences have been able to enjoy the musical programs presented by the Glee Club, the Girls Chorus, and the A Cappella Choir. BOYS GLEE CLUB-Row 1: R. Legler, H. Mitchell, E. Thompson, R. Miller, D. Bongiomo, I. Marsden, R. Briglia P. Bongiorno, B. Carew, R. I-Iuefner. Row 2: G. Shallenberger, R. Blowers, S. Ruggerio, R. Bertges, D. Oatman D. Iindra, N. Simpson, R. Sitter, D. Rogers, D. Brasco. Row 3: N. Fox, R. Friedemann, R. Bova, A. Lombardi, T. Ken- yon, I. Fernandes, R. Turick, I-I. I-Iardin, A. Kellog, R. Strieder, D. Carlo. ,GG EAM, A CAPPELLA CHOIR-Row 1: M. Carlson, A. Dalrymple, C. Freebourn, A. Myers, M. Calabrese, I. Darone, I. LeVesque, C. Salvaggio, M. Gillespie, B. Rocco, C. Law, R. Arena, P. Gillespie. Row 2: N. Alexander, C. Puffer, I. Power, G. Cutri, N. Fabrizi, R. Fabrizio, A. Adams, K. Iohnson M. Fuessler, I. Marazza, P. McDougIe, P. Robertson, G. Rocco. Row 3: E. Theiss, G. Williams, S. Kightlinger, M. Bulo, S. Clay, N. Michael, A. Wagner, M. Getzin, I. King, I. Polagyi M. Bacon, D. Collins, I. Zetterholm. How 4: C. Saggia P. Rugare, I. Laub, M. Schlack, E. Davis, I. Rugare, R. Miller wg I. Mandel, G. Warnaka, B. Caserta, R. Skinner, I. Romeo Q ,f , F 3 fl Sandstrom, A. Thompson. Row 5: E. Brewer, D. Knapp 1 1 1 1 . 1 f. , . . Baldwin, C. Brock, D. Smith, D. Hanlin, P. DiNicola, R. Keim D. Bartow, R. Clouser, R. Fratus, W. Wilson. 1 nh efuvuut GIRLS CHORUS-Row 1: M. Bongiorno G. Redinger, M. Causgrove, S. Klapsinos, I. Alvarez. Row 2: L. Spada, I. Reiman, C. Freebourn, K. Schluratf, C. Estes, I. Sian- kowski. Row 3: M. LaPlaca, D. Fried man, M. Fetzner, I. Hilbert, D. Boyd, A. I-lol berqer. Row 4: D. Boyd, R. Iesue, I. Ru pert, E. Hayes, I. Ouellet, I. Taylor, I. Wicker, E. Flinn. Rofw 5: E. Fowle M. Renaud, V. Speed, I. Horton, S. Muc ciarone, I. Lee, I. Black, K. Knablein. LUNCH TIME SERENADE-As part of their initiation, several mem of the chorus and glee club are compelled to sing at the re of an older member. THE DE MARCO SISTERS-Singing before a class, five boys take part in glee club initiation. . GIRLS CHORUS--Row 1: T. Frazzini S. Miller, A. Aichner, P. Wagner, M. Gries- baum, I. Postgate, I. Miller. Row 2: M Bongiorno, C. Clanton, W. Manchester L. Soli, B. Pingen, P. Comi, L. Oncea B. Swanson. Row 3: D. Gebhardt, I. Fi- goli, G. Hardin, P. Breck, P. Stadler A. Montgomery, B. Lasko, M. Henry. How 4: S. Iarcline, M. Delavern, I. Chase M. Nease, C. Riazzi, I. Aitken, A. Spcrmi pani, A. Wellmon, M. Learmont. Row 5: I. Clement, D. Rodenbaugh, M. Grelder S. Glowaky, A. Dufford, S. Phasey H. Kreider, S. Harmon. GMM DRAMATICS CLUB-Row 1: W. Wilson, I. Reiman, I. Utterback, P. Lumbard, R. Winschel B. Kuneman, L. VanGuilder. Row 2: K. Potf, B. Baldwin, P. McDougle, C. Scheuerman, I. Stanowski ' A. Bohlender, K. Iohnson, D. Cunningham, P. Stadler. Row 3: P. Gillespie, C. Law, A. Aichner B. Conboy, S. Miller, A. Aicner, M. Gillespie, S. Boyle. Row 4: I. Scheuerman M. Beck, I. McKin- non, M. Getzin, C. Butler, R. Hovis, R. Goodric, I. Rugare, D. Kingston. The Dramatics Club is trying to stimulate interest in amateur dramatics on the high school level. The members learn to direct plays, to work backstage, and to act in their annual production given for 'the school. COLLEGE CLUB-Row 1: A. Aichner, A. Aichner, B. Conboy, M. G illespie, I. Reiman, S. Boyle, I. Zetterholm, B. Van Luven, S. Gillespie, I. Darone, P. Gillespie. Row 2: G. Redinger, B. Nagle, K. Aich ner, E. Davis, M. Brown, D. Kingston, D. Hockenbrocht, I. Mandel, R. Butler, K. Schluraff. Row 3: M. Beck, M. Mulligan, S. Ungerma n, I. King, C. Scheuerman, A. Bohlender, B. Kuneman, M. Bacon, D. Cunningham. Row 4: S. Haise, M. Loell, P. Lumbard, P. MCD ougle, D. Armstrong, S. Carlow, P. Stadler, I. Utterback, M. Henry, I. Rupert. Row 5: L. Bay, M. Getzin, R. Goodrich, R. Siegel, I. Sch euerman, G. Rathbun, T. Hagen, I. Popp, W. Wilson, R. Hovis, I. Dahlstrand, C. Butler. eww Through the College Club, students receive information pertaining to col- lege life, entrance requirements, and scholarship possibilities. Members also have an opportunity of learning about the college experiences of Strong Vin- cent Alumni who are frequently in- vited to speak at club meetings. 87 SPANISH CLUB-Row 1: K. Campana, T. Boland C. Parker, W. Darwin, B. Heider, I. Padghamg P Hohler. Row 2: I. Power, P. Lumbard, A. Delgado P. McDougle, B. Nagle, P. Young, I. McDonald C. Scheuerrnan, M. Brown. Row 3: D. Campbell A. Frick, C. Agnew, D. Kokoros. Row 4: K. Holland G. Bertges, G. Rathbun, I. King. Row 5: G. Horn A. Colclesser, I. Daniel, I. Brownlie. The Spanish Club enables studenis to enjoy learning Spanish by focusing aiiention on the way in which Spanish-speaking The German Club was organized for the pur- pose of arousing a deeper interest in German life. Among the interesiing programs that the Gemxan Club has given during the year were songs, plays, and travelogues. peoples live, work, and play. GERMAN CLUBe-Row 1: I. Stankowski, D. Kimmelman, D. Kingsion. Row 2: K. Aichner, D. Hillman, P. Stemby A. Wagner, M. Iones, O. Bardach, L. Smith, E. Theiss. Row 3: R. Weigert, T. Hagen, D. Healy, D. Hockenbrocht 1 1 1 1 1. ef. 5. K. Y. B.-Row 1: K. Iohnson, L. Smith, I. Mandel, R. The members of the K. Y. B. Club study the Bible Gaston, D. Smith, A. Dunn, C. Vergotz. Row 2: A. in order to become acquainted with the greatest litera- Aichner, I. Reiman, A. Dufford, B. Straub, M. Show- ure ever written. Bible drills, stories, and poems furnish alter, N. Mandel. material for club programs. The purpose of the Dante Club is to create and sponsor k interest in the language, culture, and literature of the Italians. The programs, which are partly social in nature, aim to reflect lite in Italy. DANTE CLUB-Rofw 1: A. Giammanco, M. Felice, G. Pizzi. Row 2: B. Huegel, S. Marinelli, E. Oligeri, D. Vitale. Parnni, L. Smnonelli, R. Zonna, M. Cascio, S.ACasey. Row 3: C. Giulianelh, V. Palilla, S. Tenace, M. Carlucci, R. DeMichae1, R. DiVecchio, E. Amicucci, I. Romeo, S. Volk, B. Bennetti, I. McLaughlin. R. ANGELOTTI AND N. DINICOLA-' caution T. Swick against leaving the cafeteria before his bell rings, as they carry out their duties of cafeteria I monitors. Other cafeteria monitors include P. Zaeder, I. Rick- lott, W. Wainwright, B. Caserta, and M. Carlucci. l. ZETTERHOLM AND V. VENTUR- lNl, Mr. Humphreys monitors, assist him by typing, cutting stencils, and carrying messages. cuulau GYM MONITORS A. Bohlender, E. Flynn, and M. Getzin hand out bathing suits to a pool class. They, along with D. Armstrong, I. Kratz, A. Cala' brese, D. Cunningham, I. Cook, I-l. Carcic, C. Garafolo, L. Tabb, R. Claus, C. Massie, and P. DeBello, aid the physical education teachers. A. CALABRESE AND N. THOMPSON look up material in a college pamphlet. Other duties of these counselor's monitors are carrying messages, locating students tor interviews and helping to schedule medical, dental, and audiometer tests. The other counselor moni- tors are I. Marazza, P. Verrill, C. Butler, I. Eisenburg, P. Lumbard, S. Glowacky, A. Maz- zucca, I. Peasley, P. DeBello, B. Franz, and C. Garaiolo. G. RAYMER AND M. NEASE are two of the hall monitors who try to maintain a normal tlow ot traffic in the halls and to keep unwelcome visitors from entering the school. Other hall monitors are I. Marsden, I. Mozdy, I. Mozdy, A. Zonno, M. George, E. Smith, I. Klapsinos, R. Clark, R. Hill, D. Bearce, A. Smith, M. Schneider, N. Steiner, R. Cionco, D. Grucza, I. Nowalk, M. Fink, C. Williams, L. Collins, I. Stankowski, L. Owens, G. Horn, R. Skinner, D. Keep, I. Hermann, R. Clouser, S. Un- german, I. Smith, M. Richards, R. Bello, L. Smith, S. Martini, R. Restivo, R. Miller, G. Davis, I. Bucarelli, P. Robertson, S. Miller, I. Dahlstrand, R. Winschell, M. King, F. Drozdo, G. Rathbun, I. Wilbert, N. Gilson, R. Dickey, B. Baldwin, I. Pirrillo, I. Lay, R. Tavoni, and G. Stultz. 90 R. FABRIZI, I. BELL AND S. KIGHTLINGER, eligibil- ity monitors, type forms , for the athletic depart- ment. omiau N. THOMPSON, A. FRICK, AND I. NELSON prepare to deliver supplies from the main otiice to the teachers. The other main office monitors are M. Elclredge, I. Smith, I. Colclesser, I. Bucar- elli, F. Groff, C. Cerami, N. Eisman, C. Parker, I. Davis, O. Lasko, and N. Caldwell. Alexander, T. Boland. CHECKING ATTENDANCE is the main duty of Miss Bryce's monitors Above S. Flanagan calls a students home while I. Farrell checks attendance Also monitors are D. Sayer, A Dalrymple A. Beveredge, B. Bottoni, D Lytle N ,fix LIBRARY MONITORS act as student librarians. They wnte over-due notices, check books, and collect students' admits. Pictured above are S. McKinney, G. Rocco, M. DeGeorge, and N. Fabrizi. Also library monitors are A. Marrazza, I. Marazza, S. Mucciarone, C. Kankowski, S. Carlow, M. Stewart, W. Rogan, H. Cicero, M. Bulo, L. Reynolds, P. Bucci, A. Rossi, D. Sambuchino, C. Bogert, D. DiSabatino, N. Reynolds, N. Wagner, C. Putter, M. Porath, M. Learmonth, D. Bennetti, G. Klie, I. Chase, C. South- worth, I. McCurdy, I. Nicolletti, Af. Delgado, M. Tyree, M. Burger, D. Wright, C. Kankowski, L. Moon, D. Bioncosino, O. Bardoch, K. Schluratf, R. Hovis, R. Stucke, A. Boelcher, D. Kepner, D. Legas, C. Riazzi, L. Soli, I. Lee, L. Mitchell, M. Borgiorno, M. George, R. Apthorpe, M. Ligas, M. Mclntyre, M. Iones, I. Leone, D. Boyd, and M Bongiorno GAINING SECRETARIAL EXPERIENCE, I Klapsinos and C. Sauerwine act as Mr. Gustavson's private stenogra- phers one period each day. They, along with N. Fa- brizi, M. Eller, C. McCarthy, O. Lasko, P. Daugherty, and M. Burger take dictation, type, and guide new students. '7een4 TWELFTH GRADE Y-TEENS-Row 1: P. Gillespie, R. Winschel, I. Zetterholtm, I. Darone, C. Law. Row 2: R. Goodrich, M. Getzin, C. Butler, D. Healy, M. Bacon, N. Michael. Row 3: D. Cunningham, O. Rossi, P. McDougle, M. King, C. Massie, I. Stankowski. 6 5 - . TENTH GRADE Y-TEENS-Row 1: I. Leone, F. Reynolds, D. Armstrong, B. Pingen, G. Estock, A. Aichner. Row 2 D. Wright, I. Dahlstrand, L. Ray, I. Wicker, N. Eismann, B. Nims, M. Schuler. How 3: I. Taylor, B. Weil, R. Sharp A. Wellman, P. Stadler, I. Rupert, I. Reiman. 'Wk .TR N it fe f '- . if . All . iii 15 ' I TENTH GRADE Y-TEENSARow 1: R. Brew, I. Burns, M. Higgins, E. Boyd, S. Carlow, P. Weppner, I. Sanders. Row 2: I. Thompson, M. Dean, M. Nease, A. Colclesser, M. Fink, M. Delavern, I. Crittenden. Row 3: I. Kratz,'K. Schlur- ail, D. Friedman, D. Sambuchino, F. Riazzi, S. Klapsinos, I. Levesque. 92 Q 'cv' Q '7een4 TWELFTH GRADE gelotii, B. Conboy. Y-TEENS-Row 1: K. Campana, I. Farrell, A. Calabrese, L. Van Guilder, N. Alexander, R. An Row 2: A. Bohlender, R. Hovis, L. Carlson, I. Colclesser, A. Frick, P. Lumbard, B. Kuneman Row 3: E. Finn, L. Weindorf, P. Sternby, L. Daly, M. Iones, M. Pezzato. Y 'I ELEVENTH GRADE Y-TEENS-Row 1: B. VanLuven, V. Farrell, N. Rickloff, B. Iohnson, L. Grubbs, S. Coleman. Row 2: S. Ungerman, M. Mulligan, C. Iohnson, D. Collins, A. Redner, M. Mehl. Row G: A. Havunen, L. Smith, S. l-laise, B. Swain, G. Giulianelli, I. Miller. .bNE..mf +1 ,, ELEVENTH GRADE Y-TEENS-Row 1: W. Darwin, S. Flanagan, S. Gillespie, S. Casey, M. Schneider, M. Gillespie. Row 2: N. Sterling, I. Peasley, B. Bennetti, M. Beck, I. King, R. Iesue, S. Tenace. Row 3: R. Pucci, M. Felice, M. Cascio, E. Kolenda, L. Leone, G. Redinqer, B. Fish. 93 is M NIX Nuemdliu I LIKE IKE-The Eisenhower-Nixon platform is presented by Bill Wilson, Iudy Darone, and Carolyn Parker, while Glenn Warnaka remains a staunch Independent. CROWNING THE QUEEN-The crowning of Iudy Zetterholm as Spokesman Queen was the high- light of the Spokesman assembly. Attending her were B. Franz, A. Calabrese, A. Frick, and I. Smith. , Cm-LEGE5 MONEY PROBLEMSFA panel, consisting of P. Gillespie, G. Rathbun, C. and D. Kinqston tells to parents attending Open House ways in which cost oi a college education can be reduced. 94 A STENCILLED CHRISTMAS CARD- is beinq made by Iohn Crouch and Roger Kirk as they demonstrate with an airbrush. PROIECTIONISTS-Row 1: R. Dickey, I. McCol- lion, C. Wolfe, D. Tribble, I. Shreve, R. Holler. How 2: H. Doll, R. Russell, I. Marsden, T. Green, A. Falcone, R. Siqmond, P. Scmdstrom, I. Win- qerter. Sfaqe ea-ew Zldma USHERS-Row 1: P. Zoeder, M. Richards, R. Cionco, P. Sandsirom, M. Burl. Row 2: I. Mandel, G. Wczr- ncxkcx, D. Hoclcenbrocht, R. Siegel, G. Allen. 04044 RED CROSSJ--'D. Hahn, N. Ebisch, N. Corbett, D. I Collins, I. Reimcm, R. Schwab. ' 95 STAGE CREW-Row I: T. Hagen, I. Popp, K. Aichner. Row 2: R. Eldredge, R. Doyle, P. Funk. Row 3: W. Flower, D. Bor- lcwsky, R. Miller, D. Arrowsmith. ll CRAFTS TAUGHT IN ORTHOPEDIC CLASS- These dolls were made from crepe paper by B. Rocco, I. Miller, M. Carlson. Q Glafu CAFETERIA STAFF-Row 1: L. Fullerton, R. Haisler, H. Blythe, V. Kranski. Rofw 2: C. Reese, E. Searles, D. Carey, N. Diville. CUSTODIAL STAFF-Row 1: H. Martin, L. Foy, F. Straub. Row 2: I. Suhanek, I. Gallagher, I. Leis. 96 IJ. 7. 14. HOME ROOM HOSTESSES of the Parent-Teacher Association. A BIT SKEPTICAL-Mr. Krlcoskc, after Ewa 7wmn9 crll, women have some riqhts: A. Wcxg- ner, E. Goodlett, I. Klcxpsinos. eallege lviqftl CUSTODIAL STAFF-Row 1: E. Miller, E. Stetter, M. Heros. Row 2: I. Zielinski, B. Fuller, R. Baumqardner, M. Szepielowski, A. Hroskc. ,Nw COLLEGE NIGHT-Representative from Allegheny College, R. T. Shermcm, Director of Admissions. fbwlm DENTAL EXAMINATIONS-Dr. Chesler Bixby: W. Starks: Mrs. Geneva Mc- Graw, Nurse. THE AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL is awarded annually to an eighth grade boy and girl who have achieved ex- cellence in Leadership, Honor, Courage, Scholarship, and Americanism. The recipients of this medal for l952 were Martha Nagle and lack Herrmann. ,. Q' . . ',5z, , . . . ., . 7 fffffti .i t 4 .gay '- Q it f. .fe-'ings-, . DONALD REIMAN, who graduated in lune, IQSZ, received a S9500 scholarship valid in any college in the United States. He placed among the first five who excelled in the National Honor Society Scholarship examination. Those who are eligible to take this examination are members ot the N, H. S., and are selected by the second- ary principals of Erie. Don is attending Wooster College at present, and, upon graduation tram Wooster, he plans to enter the Theological School of Princeton. Don ranked third in his class when he graduated irom Vincent. Jlmafu THE GOOD CITIZENSHIP MEDAL was awarded in 1952 to Mary Higgins and David Briggs. Each year the Presque Isle Chapter of the D. A. R. presents this medal to a ninth grade boy and girl who are outstanding in Honor, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship. IUDY WRHEN, who won second place in the W, I. C. U, spelling bee, December 6, l952, was awarded a Earnhardt dictionary. Com- peting with contestants from East, and Roose- velt High Schools and with two other students from Vincent, Indy was unable to spell the word competent She had been chosen to represent Vincent through a number of spell- ing bees given by Mrs. lones. PHIL DI NICOLA was chosen by the football coaches of the Erie High Schools to be on the Times-Dispatch All-Star Football Team. Phil held the position of end on the A Strong Vincent team. DONALD KIMMELMAN, a member of the N. H. S. and N. A. H. S. S., was chosen as Most Valuable Player of Strong Vincent's football team. Don, chosen by the Strong Vincent Booster Club, made up of all players, was awarded ,picture was placed in above the trophy case. former football a trophy. His the front hall PROGRAM is girls at Strong qualified teen- It is open to interested students holding a Iunior or Senior Life Saving' Certificate. The elements that make up the fundamental structure upon which the course is based on are: ill Skills involved in each subject t2l Methods employed in teaching swim- ming t3l Information and knowledge which is inseparable from the skills involved. Each girl is tested on her swimming and life saving skills, so she does rhem correctly and learns methods of teaching these skills to others. THE IUNIOR WATER SAFETY LEADERS being given in Erie for the first time to ten Vincent. This training is given only to agers so they can assist regular instructors. ,llama Tl-IE PLAYHOUSE STUDENT THEATER SCHOLAR, SHIP, amounting to twenty dollars plus the op- portunity to appear in the professional plays, was awarded to Claireanne Dufford. She was chosen for this scholarship through an audition held in the Vincent auditorium. OLGA BARDACH, a displaced person from Linz, Austria, came to our shores in 1949 under the auspices of the Red Cross. Although she could not speak English at that time and had to adjust to our cus- toms, her progress has been so rapid that it reflects not only her studiousness but also the worth of America's schools. ' Olga's main concern is a reunion with her twelve-year old sister, who re- mains in Austria until passage can be procured. RICHARD LATIMER, a member of the Strong Vincent band, competing with twelve other contestants, received the honor of playing first chair, solo clarinet, in the Northwestern District Orchestra at Warren, Pennsylvania, lanuary 15, 16, 17. He was chosen to represent Vincent by a committee of the Pennsylvania Music Edu- cators' Association. Richard also played in the Western State Band held at Pennsylvania State College. KING AND QUEEN Richard Siegel and Alice Wagner, were Strong Vincent's re- presentatives to the Coronation Balil at Behrend Center. Each senior homeroom nominated one person, and from these, Richard and Alice were chosen by the r Senior class. 99 FERN GROFF, Strong Vincent's winner of the Voice of Democracy contest, was awarded a Twenty-five Dollar gift certificate for her essay. The purpose of the contest, which is sponsored by the Iunior Chamber of Commerce, is to encourage students to think about their country and their govemment. IOANE SMITH, mously by the band to represent Vincent as Mummer's Queen, was presented a gold cup in the stadium on l-lallowe'en night. The Vin- cent band led the Mummer's parade to the stadium. who was chosen unani- twirlers, cheerleaders, and NEWS STAFFfM. Lacey, A. Dufford, B. Straub, V Se-ery, N. DiNicola, P. Murray, C. McCarthy, Mr. Wallach, D. Cunningham, I. Lay, B. Hovis, P. Hatfield R. Restivo, F. Groff, C. Miclcel, R. Pucci, R. Miller, O. Lasko, W. Bell. 100 1 NEWS EDITORS-Row 1: F. Groff, O. Lasko. Row 2: I. Lcry C. Mickel. BUSINESS STAFF A. Olsen, A. McManus, C. McCarthy, B, Straub. S IOANE SMITH QUEEN JUDITH ZETFERHOLM The purpose of electing a Spokesman ue q en was to promote the sale of yearbooks. The entire school nominated five girls for this honor, cmd those students who had ordered their Spokesman were eligible to vote for the candidate of their choice. Large portraits of the girls, which were later given to them as gifts, were on display in the trophy case. The queen was presented with many gifts and a musical performance ' ' was given in her honor. ANNE FRICK gk ANN CALA BRESE BEVERLY FRANZ 101 nf- j' H 151 PAX' SPOKESMAN BOARDAROW 1: I. Ward, A. Delgado, L. Van- Guilder, O. Lasko, E. Goodban, I. Bell, M. Getzin, R. Siegel Row 2: B. Straub, B. Kuneman, R. Goodrich, N. Williams, I McKinnon, S. Ungerman, D. Cunningham, P. Lumbard, C. McCar- thy. Row 3: P. Gillespie, S. Boyle, O. Rossi, B. Boitoni, V Venturini, K. Cuampana, I.. Grubbs. SEEKING ADVICE-Miss Cora Pearce advises R. Siegel and L. VanGuilder as to their Spokesman duties. ..T1n:3,-, 102 CHECKING A LAYOUTAO. Lasko, E. Good- ban, S. Urxgerman, and O. Rossi discuss the layout of a Spokesman page. Preparing a yearbook for publication is a job that takes the co-operation of every per- son on tho staff. lt is a task that requires hard work, but one that brings much satis- faction when the finished product is distri- buted to the student body. The editorial staff of this year's Spokes- man consisted of twenty-four students. The staff was divided into seven departments: senior lay-outs, undergraduate lay-outs, sports, art, write-ups, typing, and filing. On the opposite page are pictured the salesman, the business department, and the photographic department of the Spokesman. The salesman and business department did much to further the sale of the yearbook. Although many stumbling blocks were en- countered throughout the year in Spokesman class, every member of the staff, upon read- ing this book, feels that he has done his share in making the yearbook a success. s Siaff BUSINESS AIDES for the Spokesmon Stuff are I. Dohlstrcmd, S. Haise S. Gillespie, G. Greenwood, K. Gloss, C. Giulicmelli. Q Bow Row Row Row tives in the darkroom. SPOKESMAN PHOTOGRAPHERS - K. Atchner and G. Wctmokcx ore shown developing neqcr SPOKESMAN SALESMEN D Veone, P. Chetoni, N. Yates, I. Krotz, C. Riozzi, P. Shreve, A. Bower, I. Lcrudensock O'Connor, P. Scmdstrom, K. Iohnson, N. Riclcloff, I. Pecsley, M. Gillespie, R. Thomas Clouser, K. Aichner, E. Sitter, T. Curry, R. Claus, E. Brewer, L. Frick. Burger, C. Lindstrom, R. Hill, D. Kingston, D. Cunningham, S. Holler, B. Szowan 17' 5, Q -, 73' Le. ... Q GJ' Z, Thanks for your help! T HE efforts of a hard working yearbook staff are enhanced by the fine and careful Work of profes- sionals in the photographic studio, the composing room, the cover manufacturing plant, and the litho- graphic shop. - and this is our Pro team. Bob Parson, Portrait Photography ROY HCICk91'1lO9fQI, TYDGSSWHQ The Parson Studio oi Photography The A-K-Q Pfinfinq C0- Erie. Pa. Ene' PC- 'Don Messenger, Lithography Hlimn Bosworth. Cover William L Keller Con Inc. 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