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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1955 volume:

N1 41.14 KLOQJ Owvml presents lver d tl rong uncen Hug School rue nnsy van l lilttllll in tie tiitms-. Q 7 mor 7501157 iwfwwut ,J fy!!! ' ff-79 fifffflr diff! ffufwf 7 76 M'5 '4'w W 'W' Pen' fw.f. J L ,Zand that was our assiqnmentl How to do it was our problem. heme ideas raised obiections. The decision ' ' States Association ot Col- ccreditecl BOth t by the Middle Atlantic leqes and Secondary Schools, to extend a standinq to Stronq Vincent tor three more years Without a special evaluation, eliminated a promis- inq set ot tacts that were to be used as part ot the student investiqationfci' la Draqnet. Nor were ost ot the typically overworked anniversary ideas ' less, ot course, we were able to m too attractivefun tind a tresh approach. Our years ot schoolinq close behind usp tor some 's donefiust as it was tor those others recall the worthwhile lvinq, the traininq 1 in the past 25 years. We, too, experiences shared . . . the opportunities tor 1 studyinq, worlcinq and playing toqether . . . the challenqes ot increasingly more diiticult studies, accompanied by the need tor deeper thinlcinq . . . the lessons we ve learned in class and homeroom, in orqanizations and activities, and on the athletic iield , , , and the close triendships we've torrned. hen is more appropriate, in this anniversary 've qrown and what we've What, t , year, than to see how we done? re, and there you are. Have tun. Well, here we a 2 Q Katherine Glass Man Keren S h itor Dol C lurcfi' Design Editor ores Sarnbuchinol Copy Ed itor .251 The 1955 Spokesman - :H .41 A 4 5 Q , lts Organizations 72 lts Sports IOO Service groups Spring Music Fall Clubs Winter Monitors Girls .4 presents The School 5 lts Leaders 8 Administration Faculty Students Its Classes 20 I954 Graduates Seniors Underclassmen lts Patrons l25 Dedication 'wx n every school there are those who set 1ts character and add to 1ts lustre and presnqe So rt IS that Mr Gustavson s lnfluence IS felt m many ways Hts fnendlmess and s1ncere mterest tn students m all areas of school l1fe are at once apparent To one who comes for help he offers common sense advlce stemmtnq from keen understand ma of student problems and deep 1ns1qht tnto human nature To those who stray from the beaten path he 1S tolerant of human fathnq yet 1ns1stant that 1n the future a hlqher standard be mam ta1ned Hts efforts have helped to enlarge that area of co oper atton so essentlally the baslc theme of our democracy It IS w1th the deepest respect and affectron that We ded1cate th1s 1955 SPOKESMAN to our asststant pr1nc1pal Bert1l C Gustavson 4 The School An occasional face-lifting provides variety and added interest. New additions to plant and improve- ment of facilities are appreciated changes in the way of progress. But, basically, the character of Vincent over the years reflects the imprint of those who have passed through it-students, teachers, parents. Students haven't changed much. They still lose their books. They insist lockers are too small, ex- cept when they clean them out. They forget admits They hurry only when they're late. Boys attend dances, just to stand around the band. Spring fever, and holding hands, curiously remain a daily ail- ment for some. But all promenade in the 8:15 Merry- go-round. Teachers haven't changed much. They still in- sist on a day's Work for a day's pay. They require that assignments be completed when due. They rarely give high marks. And some even lower the boom when we're late tor class. Parents haven't changed much. They still ask us, Where is the money going to come from? They expect us to get- home right after school. And they think We ought to make all A's. Well, there we are-Vincent-in a facetious way, but are we? Vincent is thousands of students, hundreds of teachers, countless parents, who in giving their best abilities for 25 years, have acquired for it a good reputation of scholastic achievement, service, re- sponsibility and high standards of conduct. gp. : l The Face of Vincent l1asn't pf, ,. . f e f ff: Wife i QL r -. E El ' ' .. 'll-A N ,l Q -av ' 'Q-'N -' .' ,gl ' - gf' S' ' ' . 'if' , F- A +:+'c.a , ,. rl' lffl-44 .',,.,,r N '.v. L I ,. ?1, - yi x r.V?',hA-,5r4Q11 AT, .-.Af .- , .A cv Av, 'ii ,-. ,,a,,,. A . f -but a new boiler liiuse has been added. X W'e sir' love the r:e..:'.-J 1313 arid sell sh a Je r l' 1 ,Q Aa I Q vs , , Q .hs x QQ 1. ig-ii s i . ,, , x ., 1 U ' , R We 'L , iff-M NNN X x .KN Pa- ,, - 't i z ' 2 si - lf -f'-'w Qi , 6 Rfk F :?'? 'al-, r -, 'wg Q- 7' . sflN's . J 'if-' .f .Q f 7 Hr 1 1 l Acoustical tile arid new furniture iri , 1 I the cafeteria make ii more pleasur- and the walls new qrearn with able for dining cleanliness. and our students still show excellent team work, deVel0P latent E8 lents, win honors, changed much in twenty-Five years, -- , A functional guidance ' S u i i e - with conference room, offices and filing ta- cilities - offers privacy as Well as utility. The addition of shelv- inq has almost doubled our library capacity. If J f I .if The new Glass blocks in the windows of the pool insure g L ,V MAN., are drafts. hibit high scholastic BN ainfnentl ha I ' f I xi nd e Fun ,n excel in music' ex NH if and cod Lighting and elimin- av 5 'X X fxfxxmfz I C' 1 . 8 'U' '13 nu: 5 NONVHNBQ LEHDERS served runrw My e T J IU ft sy V27 Margaret Kuhn Assrstant Prmcxp Mss Kuh IS ratwe axde apcreclates Marlon P ' n our newest drnm t 'v 'I Gurdance rn personal problems or 1n selec tzon of coll eqes and otner career t rn ormatr n are SGYVICQS to students twat occgrnv murln of 'ne trrne of our counselors Mxss M ercer nd Mr. Nerble. 'UH 'E' E' lx ll orahs assxst race ln checkrnq dolly attendance ln the snort '1me N' ss Kuhn has been wxth as slre has ende red herself to faculty and students alrke fit lnez Mercer and Arthur Weible Counselors Mary Sullivan Mane Smith oanne Frarus Clerxs Marion Quigley. School Nurse al Faculty PHYSICAL EDUCATION 'Q' 486 -4 M 1ss Peier s Problems of Democ mf? 4'-s Tug., Harold Km mcy Class mer Erma Wemhe1mer R011 rx Cczlcbrese Clow Tu1IIe 'Vx Y' JU! 'T' 44.9 SOCIAL STUDIES iw J If CWI QQ rank Anf'ers n I.11nPe s 'fb Q-4, IOYD r Fcfn 'rm .Lge 1 L C9 MATHEMATICS 3545 T7 lin. , I 5, W I9 limi' Alfred Lubcwicki, Mmldred Van 401 IL Dusen Robert Ferre-fuJM:rxon,V:n Ncztta I 1 1- ' Mr. Lubowickfs Algebra class. BUSINESS EDUCATION .4 6- rf 5 , 27' I' fu Y: 4 fm K HY H is- Qi. it V! , sd' s Mr. Schenck, School Tren ure-r n ' , WWC E'-Ir 13 Pau Tflfv ...J WIA., n,,.. I Schen: 'Vzrfel mn ESI-er Rum Heyw Harold Scott Tno Iac UUE mis Cali' ff Fsrrel Miriam Dano ue in lf R . sw' 3.451 'S-yn km 15' Q -X' ph.. '15 'bf i 'NI Q--v 1, Y ENGLISH SCIENCE eo Afm qost Vmcen Bell Kennet Blake Glenn Barthelson S nley Wllkxnson ft? .S I 4' Af'- psi Q QTTNQ. 'if . sy? . A- U' if : K A .... ..,s.s r...s1,s ss 14 ,iwitu 45 CT 5'1- TWG . . fa.- 1 1.1 2. N446 I-Q.. 'Sl -v ,35- in-r '31 LANGUAGES is , Q7 Mrss Gcxlbos It han clzrss rs erriericnrxed by forerqn ex chzmqe students wro we e crtendmq school m Lawrence I' 3' Park res If 1M .I Brac w y cse G WJ iq 'QR 'EXW' SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL FIELDS eJn son Grroert Pc s h V' 'rel Ivhrroy Com Pc r e Io'1n Krxoskcx A 'red Humphrey R '1 Brcmnqer A rce Szmps rr J c1I'e c gps 1263 1- in I5 'Iva lib inf' 07' an-4. 7 l I 15 277. lv X - x V ,V lx . ' f Q ' i A I - ' A ,. I':f4 X I 1 ' 'st B. 3 A A V44 x , . t . . f ,A K 6 1 .4 I V F I we ' f-, .V 1 -N . ,A 1 if ,ha 1 .rfmrsky .Gr de I' I I I I F cribs, Bess Kohcut I f 'v.vr1I , V: , -tl u , Au C , I ' H' . r I rdzn, Roberts Mczur, 1. , url ' , 1' 0 s 'f , , . A I 4 . l xx , in . N , , X , f - ,V f X as , , . Z . , ,Q fr n ... I I ,f 'Af I' I 7 . '1 H V A ,, I t ' uv' A '- g,,,.,. X 'I X 1 4 ll I 1 .. A .I V' I ' L. I- K I is ' A Student leadership STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is one orqoni- zcxtion of which Vincentites con riqht- ly be proud. Run by students, with nominctl foculty supervision, it ex- tends its influence into every oreo of the school. Members ore elected from ecich home room, ond odditioncrl dele- qcxtes-ot-lorqe ore chosen from senior I 1 x , high closses. Membership ds ct re- YY K, ,Q presentcrtive is rnctintoined only if the students have ecrrned dveroqe or ' better qrddes durinq the preceding 'W-f ff semester. Council Officers: M marie Delrivern, Secretury: Robert Butler, Tredsurerg Bcirry Poulson, Vicefpresidentp David Brlqqs, President. .' ri' , 1? Q J- -n ,f X Row 1: E: THQ M E-ITL: I in., ,I fy . 1. Z. . . ,, - -uf, fikx., ff ff' 1:11 -'Y ROW 22 f sa., is:.1-:' f 16 1 we-.. Each year the Council sponsors four class parties, one for each of the high school grades and one for the lunior High, as well as several noon-day dances. Every money-rais- ing activity sponsored by student groups must be approved by the Council before the group may pro- ceed. The Council retains responsibility for raising the necessary funds to pay for letters and other awards granted to our athletes and those who have performed useful service for the school. The main fund-rais- ing activities are the variety showsg one is produced each semester. Largely conceived and then directed by a Council committee, they are thoroughly enjoyed by the students. This year's productions, Vincent Varieties and Vincent's Version of Vaudevillef' marked a new high in excellence. AW Bob Butler, chairman of the spring variety show, dtscusses plans with P. Erzer, I. Danlstrand, R. Vfzllzamson, L. Schmidt. Row 2: M. Delavern, M. Fink, I. Bristol, Ft. Schwab and T. Tomb. 3' Row 1: A. A1 inet, 3. Vi zzfgclxs, '.'.'. T1 1ri'l.es'e!, R. Bu'iet, York--Q: F, BfJI1'11'fYTl', I. Erisil. l., Szmffriff, I. l.rz1r1is.Row 3 W Dom' J' Ce'1'.'efn 3. Paulson F 3' nods R. Sfiw :EQ Y. DzE1is'r1ni, if Panic. A. V2-'PSSWYV T. TLITILZ J. -...,,s, .. J.. I Y E W G- 35.-U, Row 2: 2, Kcnkowski, P+.. Fissz Tiller, N. l.. Ffgy, 'Uglimrnson E, Eerlrducci, Duvis. 17 xc ,4 -Ll s IK 1 ,I lx Plz. , .Zi ,,..r - '. '-1 - . 1...-, .54 'u ,f'H'f,4.,,r.ik :eihqf . ., Gb: K .f-u 1, ,. r . ' , 7 n .a'fg. '.1fJfa','4 1.. -iq' 4,a.s' V1.- -E 'gfiff' .1--. A Yi' Row 1 N EISYUCIHH S K1 psmos R W R Q A e OW 9-N 1 1 'nson 'I Ogden D Arr wsm H R w 3 R Bu er 3 S w D B 1,QS ow 1 A r S nde C mur ff R Reynclds Row 2 A ROSS1 I U erkzck N Neuse I I1TQI'1 l9Y1 B Mar Row 3 D Borlawsxy M Fink I. Ray I Scheuermcn Uiigv? In Q ..... Huh ,l 4 OAI -n-9-'pq-7,---.......z ,I- fx O Jn., 'Owvlfzna -by JJ O-J ITS S-5-ff 0 9 4 9 5 GLHSSES Senior Hctivities, Spring 1954 X ri' A 'fiw wa aikq Tkg CLASS PLAY 5 F CYP' XI V-E BANQUET AND DANCE L ,AQ 0 '4 .Q x .,f 9-1 'fwfr 5' 5 an E1 Sw OFF TO COLLEGE Q PROM no NN LJ P CLASS DAY i M .lf Ihe 1955 Senior Blass Ofhcers who led the Class of l955 throuqh a successful year are Marlene Fmk VICGDTGSI dent Barry Paulson presldenl Rlchard Brlaha lreasurer and Suzanne The1ss secretary 1 Stella Klapsinos, Marlene Finke, Rosanna Brew, Robert Butler, Edward Brewer and Richard Briglia were chosen as Com- mencement speakers for 1955. IOSEPH ABRAHAM K. Y. B. Club 3: Projectionists 2, 3: Hall Monitor 2: Track 2, 3: Homeroom 119, Presi- dent 1. ANN AICHNER Student Council 1, 2, 3: SPOKESMAN Board 2: College Club 1, Secretary 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3: German Club 3: K. Y. B. Club 1: Science Club l: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cecelian Choir 1: Concert Choir 2, Secretary 3: Attend- ance Monitor 3: National Honor Society 3. IOANNE AITKEN Council Variety Show 3: College Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cecelian Choir 1, 2: Office Monitor 3: Bowling 3. CHARLES AKERS Homeroom 119, President 2: Wrestling 2, 3. ELIZABETH ALBERSTADT Homeroom 102, Vice-President 3: SPOKES- MAN Salesman 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cooking Monitor 1, 3: Bowling 3. ROBERT APTHORPE Projectionists 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 3: Wrestling 1, 2: Track 3: Intramurals 2. ALBINA ARDUINI Homeroom 102, Vice-President, President 3, SPOKESMAN Board 2: Dante Club 2: Cheer- leader 2, 3: Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Gym Monitor Merit Award 3. DIANE ARMSTRONG Homecoming Queen 3: 1-lomeroom 102, Presi- dent 1, Secretary 2: NEWS, Circulation Man- ager 3: College Club l, 3: Dramatics Club 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Gym Monitor 2: Hall Monitor, Merit Award 3. DAVID ARROWSMITH National Honor Society 2, 3: Council Variety Show 1, 2, 3: College Club l: Projectionists 1: Stage Crew l, 2, 3: Concert Choir 3: Gym Monitor 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Track 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: N. A. S. S. 3. WALTER ASKINS College Club 3: Iunior Red Cross 3: Cross Country 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3. Row 1: Ioseph Abraham, Ann Aichner, Iocmne Aitken, Charles Akers, Elizabeth Alberstadt. Raw 2: Robert Apthorpe, Albina Arduini, Diane Amxstrong, David Arrowsmith, Walter Askins. 25 The Class of 1955 RICHARD ATKINSON NEWS Salesman 3 SPOKESMAN Salesman l Bandl 2 B VICTOR BAMBERGA Homeroom 213 Pres1der1t 3 Cafelena Mom tor Merxt Award 2 SHIRLEY BIHLER Cafeterxa Momtor 3 Hall Momtor 3 Bowl mq 3 -4? CAROL BOGERT YTeens l 2 Counselors Momtor Me-nt Award 3 Hall Mon1tor 2 Llbrary Morutor 1 Basketball l Bowllnq 3 Lrfe Savrnq 2 In tramurals l 2 yL,,,,.f' Wwwwffmn- DONALD Bocznr 'W 'M' Football l 2 3 Sw1mrn1nq 3 Track 2 Row 1 R hard Atkms n V to B mb rq Row 2 LYLE BONER Wrestlrnq 1 3 ALFRED BONGIORNO Student Councll 3 Concert Cholr l 2 3 Glee c1ub1 PIeS1d9I'1I 3 Football 1 3 Bas S ketball l 2 3 MARY ANN BONGIORNO Dante Club 2 YTeens 3 Cecellan ChO1f l Gym Momtor Merlt Award 3 Ellqlblllly Momtor 3 L1bra1y Momtor 1 MARY IANE BONGIORNO Counc1l Vanety Show 3 Colleqe Club 3 Dante Club 2 Y Teens 3 Cecellan Cholr l Gym Monltor Ment Award 3 L1brary Mom to l CLINTON BOOSER Homeroorn 213 V1cePres1dent 3 l - Row 1 Do ld Boqert Lyl Row M ry Ann Bonq o Mary I B nqx mt B e 2-6 ! 1 Q7 K'-1, F 1 I f , 3.31 1 , . rx N , Ax x x C ' - ' '- X A ' I I , . ' ' : ' 2 - . .W 5,,..z 'K ' , I I v kj I 1 1 1 5 : 2 1 F , D : : 7 - .-S51 I - T ' 'H fifi- 'x -Y' ' ., V ' 1 1 : iC ' o , ic r a e a. g Slurley Bzhler, Carol Boqert. 1 J, 1 - .X k N 1 x . . 1 X ' I 1 1 I if X t 1 ' 2 1 1 - 'R 1 l , , . I I in : - : ' ' 7 1 I A , 5 3 5 S5 I ' I I 1 : - A I' . I ., - I A S . - in-. 1 Q S . 1. 1, . si- , I L 12, mv l - sw. 1, ' Thi x 5 na , e Boner, Alfred Bowqiorno. 2 Q iorn , ane o 'orno,C1' on oos r. DANIEL BORLAWSKY SPOKESMAN Board 2, 37 Photography 1, 2, 37 Projectionists, Vice-President 2, 3: Stage Crew 1, 2, Co-Manager 37 Concert Choir 37 Band 27 Orchestra 1, 2, 37 District Orches- tra, 2, 37 National Honor Society 3. MARY ELIZABETH BOYCE Gir1's Glee Club 17 Tri Hi-Y l. DOROTHY BOYD Cecelian Choir 17 Library Monitor 17 Office Monitor 37 Attendance Monitor 3. IOAN BRAINE Homeroom 102, Vice-President 17 Dante Club 27 Cheerleader 2, 37 Y-Teens 37 Office Moni- tor 3. DONALD BRASCO Concert Choir 2, 37 Glee Club 17 Football 1, 37 Basketball l, 2, 37 Baseball 2, 3. MARGARET BRECK Student Council 1, 27 Council Variety Show 1, 2, 37 Dramatics Club 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Cecelian Choir 17 Concert Choir 2, 37 Bowl- ing 1, 2. I 2223? Row 1: Daniel Borlawsky, Elizabeth Boyce, Row 2: Dorothy Boyd, Ioan Brain. ROSANNA BREW Student Council 37 Horneroom 102, President 17 National Honor Society 2, Secretary 37 Council Variety Show 1, 2, 37 College Club 2, 37 Dramatics Club 37 Cheerleader 1, 2, 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, Acting President 37 Attendance Monitor 2, 37 Health Bulletin Board, Merit Award 2.. EDWARD BREWER National Honor Society 2, 37 Council Variety Show 27 SPOKESMAN Salesman l, 2, 37 Ger- man Club 37 Ushers 1, 2, 37 Concert Choir 1, 2, President 37 Water Polo 37 Swimming 37 Noon Day Dances, Merit Award. DAVID BRIGGS Student Council 2, President 37 National Hon- or Society 2, 37 Council Variety Show 37 German Club 37 Concert Choir 37 Cross Country 2, Co-captain 3: Basketball l, 2, Manager 37 Track 2, 37 Golf l, 27 N. A. S.S. 2, 37 Student Council, Merit Award. RICHARD BRIGLIA Senior Class, Treasurer 37 Council Variety Show 2, 37 College Club 37 Dante Club 37 Dramatics Club, President 37 Glee Club 1, 27 Row lg Donald Brasco, Margaret Breck, Rosanna Brew. Row 2: HGH Monitor 31 Football Edward Brewer, David Briggs, Richard Briglia. vs? '. N' ix, Dave Masi moves that Miss Thorrizis' 12th Grade English classes have C1 picnic, in a lesson on p. r lrarnentary procedure. l. Scrzeuermfrn, acting fiifii b rnan, calls fer discussion, winle rnernbers I, Abru- 'Theres ci trick to mfikiflq G STTQHQIH SOUTH. iS I 9 E, Puskusl R, Thomas Gnd M, Tgyl give 339 observation of Mrs. Brauriger to interested Seniors, Sugf-esgicn some thought. Virginia Trigilio, Lucy Camino and Barbara Winelc. CAROL BRONSON Y-Teens 25 Cecelian Choir 17 Orchestra 15 District Orchestra lp Counselors' Monitor 37 Hall Monitor 1. CHARLES BROWN Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2. PAUL BRUSCHI Dante Club 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 37 Baseball 2, 35 N. A. S. S. 2. PHYLLIS BUCCI Cheerleader 1, 2, 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Library Monitor 2, 3, Merit Award lg Gyrn Monitor 3, Bowling 3. GEORGE BURKHOLDER Plans on entering the Navy. ROBERT BUTLER Student Council 1, Vice-President 35 National l-lonor Society 2, 3, Council Variety Show 3, College Club l, 2, 35 German Club 37 Hall Monitor, Merit Award 25 Football, Manager 3: N. A. S. S. 3. wr' 12, ti-A. t M f J .L -fix 615 .Q I X159 X1-7 tx.. I rlB qv.. X vp . I TI? How I: Ca o ronson, rrles Brown, Paul Brusclii. Raw 2: Phyllis Bucci, George Burl-riiolder, Robert Butler. LaVERNE CALABRESE NEWS 35 NEWS Salesman 35 Twirler 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 35 Cooking Monitor, Merit Award 2, 35 Swimming 1. LUCY CAMINO NEWS 35 NEWS Salesman 35 Y-Teens 2, 3. ITALO CAPPABIANCA Dante Club 1, 2. BARRY CAREW Concert Choir 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Water Polo 1, 2, 35 Swimming 1, 2, 35 Track 3: Base- ball 25 Council Variety Show 35 N. A. S. S. 3. WILLIAM CARLIN Spanish Club 3. Pail 1 1---qu '-,,,v 1 SUE CARLOW NEWS 35 College Club l, 35 Iunior Red Cross 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Library Monitor, Merit Award l. RICHARD CARTER Hall Monitor, Merit Award 25 Cross Country 35 Track 2, 35 Baseball 3. ANTHONY CASILLO Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 District Band 35 District Orchestra 35 Gym Monitor 25 Hall Monitor 25 Wrestling 2. IAMES CASH.LO Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 District Or- chestra 35 Hall Monitor 3, Merit Award 25 Wrestling 35 Track 35 Tennis 2, 3. JOYCE CAUSGROVE NEWS 35 NEWS Salesman 35 Twirler 25 Y- Teens 2, 35 Cecelian Choir Z, 3. A all Roy lg Laveme Calabrese, Lucille Camino, Italo Cappabianca, Barry Carew, William Carlin. Row 2: Susan Carlow. Richard Carter, Anthony Casillo, Iames Casillo, Joyce Causgrove. 29 the 1955 Senior Class CAROLE CERAMI Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Cooking Monitor, Merit Award 35 Office Monitor 15 Bowling 3. ROBERT CHAPMAN German Club 35 K. Y. B. Club 2, President 35 Stage Crew 25 Hall Monitor, Merit Award 2. IACQUELINE CHASE Homeroom 102, Secretary 3: Council Variety Show 35 College Club 35 Dramatics Club 3, Y-Teens 2, 35 Cecelian Choir l, 25 Library Monitor, Merit Award 15 Bowling 3. PATRICIA CHETONI Homeroom 102, Treasurer 15 SPCKESMAN Salesman 15 Dante Club 2. HELEN CICERO Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Library Monitor 2, 35 Merit Award 15 Bowling 3. ifb is.-1 QD' Raw 1: Helen Cicero, Ieannette Ciotti, Curtie Bell Clanton. How 2: Anne Colclesser, Lawrence Collins, Leah Colonna. 30 if ,. q Row 1: Carole Ann Cerdrrii, Flooer' Qnapin. Row 2: Jacqueline Chase, Pitricia Cnetoni. IEANNETTE CIOTTI Dante Club 25 Y-Teens 1, Service Chairman 35 Gym Monitor 35 Library Monitor 3, Merit Award 2. CURTIE BELL CLANTON Council Variety Show 35 Twirler 1, 2, 35 Cecelian Choir 1. ANNE COLCLESSER Student Council 35 Council Variety Show l, 25 College Club 35 Twirler 1, 2, 35 Y- Teens 1, 2, 35 Gym Monitor 25 Bowling 2, 35 Lite Saving 1, 2, 35 Swimming 1, 2, 35 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3: Girls Letter Club 1, 2, 3. LAWRENCE COLLINS Plans on entering the Air Force. LEAH COLONNA Homeroom 213, Treasurer 25 SPOKESMAN Salesman 15 Twirler 25 Y-Teens 1, 25 Coun- selors' Monitor 25 Swimming l. RONALD COOPER Homeroom 119, Vice-President 1: Hall Moni- tor, Merit Award 2: Water Polo 2: Swimming 2: Baseball 3. DONALD COSTELLO NEWS Salesman 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY COYLE Y-Teens 2. IOAN CRITTENDEN Homeroom 2l7, Vice-President 2: Councii Variety Show l, 3: NEWS 2, Co-Editor 3: SPOKESMAN Salesman 3: College Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 3: Program Chairman 2: Ottice Monitor 1, 2: National Honor Society 3. IOHN CROUCH Council Variety Show 2: Hall Monitor, Merit Award 2: Water Polo 2, 3: Swimming 2, 3, N. A. S. S. 2. J 1 5.32 Row 1: Catherine Cunningham, Tnornas Curry. Hg' 2: Iacqueline Darilstrand, Margaret Dailey. 'Y w I: Ronald Cooper, Donald Castello Szzirley Coyne. Row 2: Ro I an Crittenden, Ionn Crouch, Carolyn Crum. CAROLYN CRUM College Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Hall Monitor, Merit Award 2: Basket- ball 2: Iunior Bed Cross 3. CATHERINE CUNNINGHAM SPOKESMAN Board 3: College Club 2, 3: Y-Teens l, 3, Vice-President 2: Bowling 3. THOMAS CURRY Student Council 1: Homeroorn 204, President 3: NEWS Salesman l: SPOKESMAN Sales- man l: Proiectionists 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Or- chestra 2, 3. IACQUELINE DAHLSTRAND Student Council 2, 3: Council Variety Show l, 2, 3: College Club 1, 3: SPOKESMAN Board 2, 3, Merit Award 1: Dramatics Club, Treasurer 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: YATeens 1, 2, 3: Hall Monitor 1, 3: Swimming l, 2, 3: Gym Monitor 2. MARGARET DAILY Homeroom 217, Secretary 1: President 2: Treasurer 3: Y-Teens 2, 3: Gym Monitor 3. 31 ar' N. .t....L .. . .. , ii r Alnms 7. X-fu .- AN., ,Y Rui., f- Oi I 13 ,.-gun'- The pror ' endorsfrriont ci a chock proven s 'r::uE'lf- :na rzvciis loss of time xznrl money, cr' .c i wo.. as . ..L. , .i.,uri, Car i ssqet .rr Phytlis Butci Conszaer the 'iioug ii, MARIORIE DELAVERN Student Council l, 2, Secretary 3: Homeraam 2l7, President 3: Council Variety Show l, 2, 3: College Club l, 2, 3: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Cheerleader l, 2, 3: Yffeens 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent l: Cecelian Choir l: Office Monitor 3: Life Saving l, 2, 3: Swimming l, 2, 3: lntra- murals l, 2, 3: Girls Letter Club l, 2. BARBARA DELGADO l-lomeroorn 2l7, Vice-President 2: Secretary 3: Y-Teens 2, 3: Hall Monitor 3: Basketball l, 2: Life Saving 2, 3: Swimming l, 2, 3: lntrarrzurals 2: Girls Letter Club 2. DOLORES DeSAN'I'IS Office Monitor 3. LINDA DEVEREAUX Homeroom 2l7, Secretary 2: NEWS Sales- man l: Y-Teens l: Gym Monitor 3. PATSY DiFUCCI Horneroorn 2l3, Treasurer 3: SPOKESMAN Salesman 3: Junior Red Cross 3. MARY DiFUCCIA Homercorn 2l7, Treasurer 3: SPOKESMAN Salesman 2: Twirlers 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 3. ICANN DiRIENZO Y-Teens 15 Hall Monitor 35 Office Monitor 35 Attendance Monitor 35 Swimming 3. DOLORES DiSABATINO Student Council 35 SPOKESMAN Board 35 SPOKESMAN Salesman 25 Y-Teens 35 Li- brary Monitor, Merit Award 15 Office Moni- tor 35 Basketball 25 Bowling 35 Swimming 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2. CHRISTINE D'ONOFRIO Homeroom 217, Treasurer 25 Y-Teens 35 Bas- ketball Z., EDWARD ECKE Hall Monitor, Merit Award 25 Water Polo 2. NANCY EISMANN Student Council 15 National Honor Society 2, Vice-President 35 College Club l, 2, 35 Dra- matics Club 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Concert Choir 2, 35 Office Monitor 3, Merit Award l, 2. THOMAS ELDREDGE NEWS Salesman 35 SPOKESMAN Board 25 SPOKESMAN Salesman 15 Golf l, 2, 3. GAIL I-:STOCK College Club l, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 lunior Red Cross 35 Y- Teens 1, 2, 35 Cecelian Choir 35 Hall Moni- tor 35 Life Saving 35 Swimming 2, 3. GINO FELICE Dante Club, Treasurer 25 Concert Choir 2, 35 Glee Club 35 Gym Monitor 25 Hall Monitor 25 Baseball l, 2, 35 Tennis l, 35 Intramur- als 1. MARLENE FINK Student Council I, 2, 35 Senior Class, Vice- President 35 Homeroom 217, President 15 Council Variety Show 1, 2, 35 College Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club l, 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, Co-captain 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, Secretary 15 Counselors' Monitor 3: Hall Monitor 1: Life Saving 1, 2, 35 Swimming l, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Girls Letter Club 1, 25 National Hon- or Society 3. MARILYN FISCHER Homeroom 217, Vice-President 35 NEWS Salesman 25 Y-Teens 2, 35 Basketball 25 Bowling 35 Student Council Monitor, Merit Award 3. . -5- - -Lx ,-. . 1 4 Row l: icinne .Jmxenzc Dolores Diawsitino, Christine DOno.r1o, Edward Ecke, Nancy Eisnrxnf, Row 2: 'Horn is Exireage, Gan Esforx, Gin: Felice, Mirlene Fink, Mirilyn Fiscner. 33 'C' 42 --1 1 A wt N 'W 93 .W- tb ' . K tg . -3. aa- , , -up I P The Blass of 1955 IOAN FISHER Y-Teens 1: Gym Monitor 3: Basketball 2. GERALD FLOWERS Proiectionists 3: Concert Choir 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3. THOMAS FLYNN Student Council 2: Homeroom 204, Treasurer 1: NEWS 3: NEWS Salesman 3: Track 1, 2, 3. THERESE FRAZZINI NEWS Salesman 2. w 1: loan Fisher, Gerald Flowers, Thomas Flynn. Row . 1 I t , it X , , ,N ' 'ef 5 if 5 af Q ' 1 I it 1 K Y bv 9 A Q, 1... it . ' ' 31 A 4, 6' Ho RICHARD FRIEDEMANN Glee Club 1: Cafeteria Monitor 2. DARLENE FRIEDMAN NEWS Salesman 3: College Club 3: German Club 3: K. Y. B. Club 3: Y-Teens 1, 3: Cece- lian Choir 1: Library Monitor 3. ARVILLA GASTON Attendance Monitor 3. DOROTHY GEBHARDT Y-Teens 1, 3: Cecelian Choir 1, 2, 3: Library Monitor 3: Bowling 1: Girls Letter Club 1. LAWRENCE GEHRLEIN NEWS 3: NEWS Salesman 3: Hall Monitor 2: Football 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Baseball 3. IANET GIANUZZI Y-Teens 3: Basketball 2. N t 1 'Theresa Frazzint, Darlene Friedman, Richard Friedemann. uf 'T' .asia ,Q , 5 . t .5-get t . . ,,, 1 N. -.s f.: How lg Arvilla Gaston, Dorothy Gebhardt. How 2: Lawrence Genrlem, Ianet Gianuzzi. -5' Row l: Hugh Gillett, Katherine Glass. Row 2: Mgr. lene Graham, Carol Greiner. DAVID HAI-IN German Club 17 Iunior Bed Cross 1, 2, 37 Swimming 17 Wrestling 27 Track 3. RONALD HAISEI German Club 37 Hall Monitor 27 Football l7 Cross Country 27 Basketball 1, 2, 37 Base- ball 2, 3. GWENDOLYN HARDEN Student Council 37 Spanish Club 37 Color Guard 2, 37 Cecelian Choir 17 Library Moni- tor, Merit Award 2, 3. SANDRA HARMON SPOKESMAN Salesman l7 College Club 37 Dramatics Club 37 KYB Club 37 Spanish Club 37 Cecelian Choir 17 Concert Choir 2, 37 Orchestra 2, 3. RONALD HAUGSDAHL Homeroom 204, President l7 Cafeteria Moni- tor 37 Hall Monitor, Merit Award 27 Foot- ball l, 2, 37 Water Polo 37 Wrestling l, 2, 37 Track l, 2, 37 Intramurals 2, 3. MARY LOIS HENRY Homeroom 221, President 17 Council Variety Show l, 2, 37 College Club 1, 37 Dramatics Club 27 Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Cecelian Choir 1, Concert Choir 2, Vice-President 37 Office Monitor 3. HUGH GILLETT Proiectionists 37 Hall Monitor 3, Merit Award 27 Transfer from Warren Pa. High School- Student Council 17 Yearbook Staff 17 Hall Monitor l. KATHERINE GLASS NEWS Staff, Asst. Circulation Manager 3, NEWS Salesman 27 SPOKESMAN Board 2, Merit Award 1, Managing Editor 37 College Club 2, 37 Spanish Club 37 Y-Teens, l, 2, Treasurer 3: Bowling 3. MARLENE GRAHAM Y-Teens l, 37 Basketball l, 27 Swimming, 1, 2, 3. CAROL GREINER Council Variety Show l, 2, 37 College Club 2, 37 SPOKESMAN Board 37 Twirlers l, 2, 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, Secretary 37 Bowling 3. Row lg David Hohn, Ronald liaise, Gwendolyn Harden Row 2 Sandra Harmon, Ronald Haugsdahl, Mary Lois Henry 35 'N -..,..,. -.. s 5 G- uc. Q ,f MARY HIGGINS Council Variety Show l, 2, 3: Colleqe Club 3: Drarnatics Club 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Cheer- leader l, 2, 35 Office Monitor 3, Life Saving l, 2, 3. KEITH HOLLAND Hall Monitor 2. SHIRLEY HOLMSTROM Plans on enterinq the Commercial Field. JANE HORTON Twirlers l, 25 Cecelian Choir 1. GWENDOLYN HUDSON Hornerocni 22l, Secretary ly SPOKESMAN Board 3: KYB Club 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra l. RICHARD HUEFNER Stpxaext Council lp Cwlee Club l, 2, 37 Vfrestr lint, .1 ,Y ff 'J 1- ,, , . . ,.. -. f, iorairt :avises Lawzzrcl Line and Terri Costa on e e ri ri se t e fur C1 lamp ba on a lah . 5-Q , ff 415 sf , f -:Q l:,,. C7 . 1' .f I-WT., V 1: -- U, f-1 , .v -'V flow .-Utyht.. 4 ,. .. ,nj ,... ' A. . ..ne...m. Rgw ,arm :z Z'o:i, uweri io P ri ng,-gi gy -:Q ' 2. EDWARD HUGHES Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1: Hall Monitor, Merit Award 2: Wrestling 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Tennis 3. WILLIAM ISENBERG Student Council 3: SPOKESMAN Salesman 1: Swimming 1: Homeroom 213, Vice-Presi- dent 1. RAMONA IESKA Council Variety Show 1, 2, 3: Y-'Teens 1, 2, 3: Concert Choir 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Dis- trict Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Health, Merit Award 2. DAVID KIIPNER SPOKESMAN Salesman 2: Drarnatics Club 3: Projectionists 1, 2: Stage Crew 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Hall Monitor 2: Library Monitor, Merit Award 1: Cross Coun- try 2. ROSEMARY KESSELI-ION Y-Teens 3. MBLVINA KIDD Council Variety Show 3: Dramatics Club 3: Cecelian Choir 1, 2: Concert Choir 3: Oiiice Monitor 3. EDNA KING Basketball 1, 2, 3: Swimming 3. STELLA KLAPSINOS Student Council 1: National Honor Society 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: Twirlers 1: Y-Teens 2, 3, President 1: Cecelian Choir 1: Concert Choir 2, 3: Iunior Bed Cross 3. GERTRUDE KLIE Student Council 2: Council Variety Show 1, 2, 3: NEWS 3: NEWS Salesman 1, 3: Twirl- ers 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Library Monitor, Merit Award 1: Basketball 2: Bowling 2, 3. KATHRYN KNABLEIN Cecelian Choir 1, 2, 3: Hall Monitor 3. 2. ini, la L1 1 Raw 1: Edward Hughes, William Isenberq, Ramona Ieska, David Kepner, Rosemary Kesselhon, Row 2: Melvina Kidd, Edna King, Stella Klapsinos, Gertrude Klie, Kathryn Knablein, 37 1 . , 'ws-.ft EMILY KRAUS Council Variety Show 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cooking Monitor, Merit Award 2, 3. IOAN KREPS Homeroom 211, Treasurer 3. MARY LYNN La COUR Council Variety Show 1, 2, 3: Twirlers 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 3: Counselors' Monitor 3: Gym Monitor 2. IACK LAUB National Honor Society 2, 3: Council Variety Show 2: Spanish Club, President 3: Ushers 1, 2, 3: Concert Choir 1, 2, Treasurer 3: Cross Country 2: Water Polo 3: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, -3. IRWIN LAZARUS Student Council 3: NEWS Salesman 1, 2: SPOKESMAN Salesman 3: College Club 3: Concert Choir 2, 3: Gym Monitor 2: Track 2. MARY LEARMONTH Homeroom 211, President 3: Color Guard 3: Flag Bearer 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cecelian Choir 1: Concert Choir 2, 3: Library Monitor 1: Bowling, Captain 3. t l l the 1955 Senior Class CAROL KNAUER Basketball 1, 2, 3: Swimming 3. DOROTHY KOEHLER Twirlers 1, 2. IOHN KOONTZ Band 1, Merit Award 2, 3: Orchestra 3. IANE KRATZ Council Variety Show 3: SPOKESMAN Board 3: SPOKESMAN Salesman 1: College Club 2, 3: Dramatics Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Gym Monitor, Merit Award 1: Office Monitor 3. Row 1: Carol Knauer, Dorothy Koehler. Hoy 2: Iohn Koontz, lane Kratz. lip' 1: Emily Kraus, Ioan Kreps, Mary Lynn 1.aCour. Row 2 lack Laub, Irwin Lazarus, Mary Margaret Leamxonth. 38 IOANN LEE Homeroom 211, President 2: Y-Teens 3: Cecelian Choir 1: Library Monitor, Merit Award l: Office Monitor 3: Basketball 3: Life Saving 2. IEAN LEONE Student Council 1: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Iunior Red Cross 3: Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Cecelian Choir l: Cooking Monitor 3: Hall Monitor 3: Library Monitor, Merit Award l: Bowling 2, 3: Intramurals 2. MARIE LETTO Cooking Monitor 2, 3: Gym Monitor 3: Bas- ketball 2, 3: Intramurals l, 2, 3. IANET LEVESQUE Student Council l, 2: Home Room 211, Treas- urer l: Council Variety Show l, 2, 3: Dra- matics Club 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3: Office Monitor 3: Basketball 2. Row I: IoAnn Lee, Iean Leone. Row 2: Marie Letto, Ianet Levesque. 1' Row 1: Dorothy Liqas, Mary Ligas, Ioseph Logan. Row 2: Io anne Lowers, Marian Lucas, Geraldine Luciano. 39 DOROTHY LIGAS Student Council 3: Homeroom President 1, Secretary 2: SPOKESMAN Board 3: College Club 1, 2: Y-Teens l, 3: Hall Monitor 3: Library Monitor, Merit Award 1: Office Mon- itor, Merit Award 3: Intramurals 2. MARY LIGAS SPOKESMAN Salesman 2: Y-Teens I: Hall Monitor 3: Library Monitor, Merit Award 1: Office Monitor 3: Basketball 2. IOSEPH LOGAN Projectionists 1: Stage Crew 1: Concert Choir l: Glee Club 2: Gym Monitor 1: Library Monitor 1: Intramurals l: Merit Award, Safe- ty Patrol. IOANNE LOWERS Gym Monitor 3: Basketball l, 2, 3: Intra- murals l, 2, 3. MARIAN LUCAS Council Variety Show l, 2, 3: Colleqe Club 1: Twirlers 1, Z, 3: Y-Teens l, 2. GERALDINE LUCIANO Student Council 3: Y-Teens 1: Girls Athletic Club l: Cecelian Choir 1, 2: Concert Choir 1: Bowling 1: Swimming 1. 2: Office Monitor. Merit Award 1. Miss 'Nilson helps leannette Ciotti find some necessary research materials. WILMA MANCHESTER Council Variety Show 3: NEWS 3: NEWS Salesman 2: SPOKESMAN Salesman 3: Cecelian Choir l, 2, 3. EVELYN MANCUSO Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Gym Monitor 3. BETH MARGOLIS Council Variety Show 2: NEWS 3: Colleqe Club 3: Drarnatics Club 3: Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Counselors' Monitor 3: Bowlinq l: Life Sav- ina lg National Honor Society 3. DAVID MASI Band l, 2, President 3: Hall Monitor 2: ln- trarnurals 2. JEAN MCCURDY KYB Club 3: Library Monitor, Merit Award l 3 , . RICHARD MCGEE Hall Monitor 2, 3: Football l. ,-,,, Miss Vfarfel takes delight in the new machines provided for Cffice Practice class. Yfitncuf doubt Eileen Puskus, Mary Ellen Vfelty, ,nristine D'On:iri:, Dalcres D:Sal:atina and Ann lNash- lchn appreciate the srtuaticn equally well. XT. fx9'X , 141' Q, Q37 -4-s' 4, F aw . 'Loi wg-5' gf , I Row Row 2: . -1 W-..,-, .-Y 'FH .V 5 , xlknhx N hx ii., fiiiili 1 .Qs ., ...cnc S ..f,.vi.. i-. . .. v I .Q VI. . ,fs ... .. . ...l 6. 9' ,171-f MILDRED MCINTYRE Homeroom 211, Treasurer 1, Vice-President 25 Y-Teens 35 Cecelian Choir 35 Library Moni- tor, Merit Award 1, 25 Bowling 2. ROSELYN MCMURRAY College Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Bowling 3. AN MELE IE Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Gym Monitor 35 Basket- ball 2. GEORGE MILLER Homeroom 223, President 35 Hall Monitor 2, 35 Wrestling 25 Intramurals 1. IACQUELINE MILLER Plans on being a Secretary. LGVERNE MITCHELL SPOKESMAN Salesman 35 Hall Monitor 35 Library Monitor, Merit Award 15 Main Oi- fice 3. 'Y a 1 Q :,?'x -.f. 3 :iii x d the Class of 1955 LEOLA MOON NEWS Salesman 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Library Monitor, Merit Award 1, 25 Health, Merit Award 1, 2. IRAN MOSKOT Council Variety Show 35 Twirlers 2, 35 Y- Teens 3: Gym Monitor, Merit Award 25 Main Office l. IOHN MOZDY Student Council 25 SPOKESMAN Board 35 SPOKESMAN Salesman l, 2, 35 Hall Monitor, Merit Award 1, 25 Water Polo 1, 2, 35 Swim- ming 1, 2, 3. IOSEPH MOZDY NEWS Salesman 35 Hall Monitor 1, 2, 35 Merit Award 1, 2, 35 Water Polo 1, 2, 35 Swimming 1, 2, 3. jvx gf sit: Row 1: Mildred McIntyre, Roselyn McMurry, lean Mele, George Miller, Iacqueline Miller. Row 2: Laveme Mitchell, Leola Moon, Iean Moskot, Iohn Mozdy, loseph Mozdy. 41 X Q qi Q tx X xx if NN. Row 1: Laird Muir, Marcia Nease. Row 2: lane Nelson, LeMoyne Nelson. RICHARD NEUBURGER Plans on being a Pharmacist. IACQUELINE NICOLETTE Y-Teens 3: Library Monitor, Merit Award 1, 3: Attendance Monitor, Merit Award 2. BARBARA NIMS Council Variety Show 2, 3: College Club 1, 2: Twirlers 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens l, Z, 3. DONALD OATMAN Glee Club l, 2, 3: Football l: Track 1. HUGH OGDEN Council Variety Show 3: Ushers 1, 3, Merit Award 2: Concert Choir 2, 3: National Hon- or Society 2, President 3: Orchestra l, 3: District Orchestra 3: Hall Monitor 3: Foot- ball l: Cross Country 2, 3: Wrestling 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3: N.A.S.S. 2, 3. LOIS ONCEA Council Variety Show 2, 3: NEWS Salesman lg. Twirlers 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens l, 2: Cecelian Choir 1: Attendance Monitor, Merit Award 2. LAIRD MUIR Council Variety Show 1: Band 1, 2, 3: Or- chestra l, 2, 3: Merit Award, Noon Day Dance Orchestra 1, 2. MARCIA NEASE Council Variety Show l, 2, 3: College Club 2, 3: Dramatics 3: Spanish Club 3: Cheer- leaders 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Hall Monitor 1: Main Ofiice Monitor 3: National Honor So- ciety 3. IANE NELSON Dancing Club 1: Student Librarian 1: Plans on entering business school. LeMOYNE NELSON Hall Monitor 2: Ground Observers Corps, 3. 'CZ' Row 1: Richard Neuburqer, Iacqueline Nicolette, Barbara Nims. How 2: Donald Oatman, Hugh Ogden, Lois Oncea. 42 How 1: Iudith Ouellet, Mary Ann Pacansky, Wallace Pelkowski. Raw 2: l.aVeme Pentcofe, Michael Phelps, Richard Phillips. MICHAEL PHELPS Cross Country 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3: N.A.S.S. 3. RICHARD PHILLIPS Intramurals 1. BARBARA PINGEN Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cecelian Choir 1, 2, 3: Li- brary Monitor, Merit Award 2, 3. VICTOR PISANO Hall Monitor 3: Merit Award 2. MICHAEL POLAGYI Hall Monitor 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball l, 2, 3. MARIAN PORATI-I Library Monitor 3, Merit Award 1. IUDITH OUELLET Y-Teens 2: Cecelian Choir 1, 2: Hall Monitor. MARY ANN PACANSKY Council Variety Show 1, 2, 3: Twirlers 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Counselors' Monitor. WALLACE PELKOWSKI Council Variety Show 1, 2: College Club 1: Dramatics Club 3: Proiectioninsts, Merit Award 2: Stage Crew l, 2, 3: Band 2: Hall Monitor 1, 2: Football 1, 3: Basketball 1: Water Polo 3: Wrestling 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3. LQVERNE PENTYCOFE Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Hall Monitor 2: Football 1: Basketball 1, 2: Track 3: Base- ball 3: Intramurals. Row 1: Barbara Pinqen, Victor Pisano. Raw 2: Michael Polaqyi, Marian Porath. 4 8- Mrs. Mazur gives the new gas range a real work- out with her ninth grade cooking class. BARRY POULSON Student Council 2, Treasurer 3: Senior Class President 3: Council Variety Show 3: Col- lege Club 2: German Club 3: Iunior Red Cross 3: Concert Choir 3: Band 3: Water 1501? 1, 2, 3: Swimming 1, 2, Captain 3: Golf , , 3. CAROL PU!-'PER College Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: German Club 3: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3: Library Moni- tor, Merit Award 1. EILEI-IN PUSKUS Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 3: Gym Mon- itor 3: Basketball 2, 3: Bowling, Captain 2, 3. DAVID RABBITT Track 1: Hall Monitor 3. WINIFRED RAGEN NEWS Salesman 3: College Club 3: KYB Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Y-Teens 3: Eligibili- ty Monitor 3: Library Monitor, Merit Award 2. ARTHUR RATHBUN Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Hall Monitor 3: Wrestling 3: Track 2, 3. The 1955 Senior Class f 5 -F Nl' li As Miss Farrell explains, the operation ot a cash register can be a fascinating thing. Theresa Frazzini, Clinton Booser and Gordon Wunch are students in the Distributive Education class. l ,c , Wil 1 K Y 1-4 , 2,17 We ' . , l Q if .i if R . 1 1 ' - 1 L. f N Q J F' Row 1: Barry Poulson, Carol Putter, Eileen Puskus. Row 2: David Babbitt, Winifred Hagen, Arthur Rathbun. 44 LINDA RAY Student Council 2, 3: Council Variety Show 1, 2, 3: College Club l, 3: Dramatics Club 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Office Monitor 3: Life Saving 2, 3: Swimming, Merit Award 2, 3: Intramurals 2: National Honor Society 3. EDWIN REISINGER German Club 1, 2: Hall Monitor 2: Football 1: Track 1: Baseball 3: Intramurals 1, 2. FRANCES REYNOLDS College Club, Secretary 3: Dramatics Club 3: Student Council 3: Cheerleaders 2, 3: Iunior Red Cross 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cooking Monitor 3: Library Monitor, Merit Award 1: Attendance Monitor 3: National Honor So- ciety 3. FLORIA RIAZZI SPOKESMAN Salesman 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Counselors' Monitor 3: Gym Monitor 3: Hall Monitor 1: Basketball 2, 3: Bowling 3. BARBARA ROBINS Entered from East: East M Club 2: Or- chestra 1: Main Office Monitor 1. GILDA ROCCO Dante Club 2: Concert Choir l, 2: Library- Monitor, Merit Award 1. MICHAEL ROCCO Dante Club 3. ANT OINETTE ROSSI Student Council 2, 3: Homeroom 103, Presi- dent 2: SPOKESMAN Board 2: Dante Club, President 2: Cheerleaders 2, Co-captain 3: Y-Teens 1, 3, President 2: Counselors' Moni- tor 3: Library Monitor, Merit Award l: Bas- ketball Z: DISPATCH Column 3: National Honor Society 3. IUDITH RUPER1' Homeroom 103, Secretary 1: College Club 1, 2, 3: Twirlers 1, 2: Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Cece- lian Choir 1: Concert Choir 2, 3: Office Moni- tor, Merit Award 3. IOSEPH RUGARE Council Variety Show 1, 2, 3: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3: Glee Club Z, 3: Band 1, Merit Award 2, 3: Hall Monitor 3. -v NV! Row 1: Linda Ray, Edwin Reisinqer, Frances Reynolds, Floria Riazzi, Barbara Ellen Robins. Raw 2: Gilda Rocco, Michael Rocco, Antoinette Rossi, Iudith Rupert, Ioseph Ruqare. 45 N, Ja' Row 1 Samuel Ruqqxero Dolo es Sambucht o ludxth Sanders Row2 M ryAn S rd H ryShel1nk IhnSheuenn IOHN SCHEUERMAN Student Councxl 1 2 College Club l 2 3 Drarnatrcs Club l Spamsh Club 3 Iunlor Red Cross 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 D1str1ct Or chestra 3 Hall Mon1tor 3 Wresthnq Man aqer2 3 Trackl 2 3 NASS 2 3 Na txonal Honor SOC19lY 3 RICHARD SCHI.OSS Hall Momtor 2 Track 2 KEREN SCHLURAI-'F Counc1l Vanety Show l 2 3 NEWS Staff 3 SPOKESMAN Board 2 Deslqn Ed1tor 3 Col lege Clubl 2 3 Dramancs Clubl 2 V1ce- Presxdent 3 Span1sh Club 2 Cheerlecders 1 2 3 YTeensl 2 3 Cecel1anCho1rl L1bra ry Momtor Mernt Award l Basketball l 3 Lrte Savtnql 2 3 SW11'I11'I11I'1Q 1 2 3 In tramurals l 2 3 G1rls Letter Club 1 2 3 lnstructorA1d Merlt Award 1 Health l'lGI'lt Award 2 Swlmmmq Mertt Award 2 Mum mer s Queen 3 Nat1onal Honor SOC19lY 3 MARY ANN SCHULER SPOKESMAN Board 3 Colleqe Club 2 3 YTeens 1 2 3 Hall Monltor Merxt Award 3 Basketball 2 3 Bowllnq 3 SAMUEL RUGGIERO NEWS Staff Sports Ed1tor 3 Concert Cho1r 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 Basketball l Golf 1 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 DOLORES SAM'BUCHINO SPOKESMAN Board 2 Copy Edttor 3 Dante Club 2 Cheerleaders l 2 Secretary 3 Y Teens l 2 3 Gym Mon1tor 3 Llbrary Mom tor Mer1t Award 1 Othce Momtor 3 Mer1t Award 2 Basketball 2 Glrls Letter Club 2 DISPATCH Column 3 Co sponsor Ir Hlqh Cheerleaders Helprnq wtth Ir H1 lntra murals IUDY SANDERS Counc1l Var1ety Show l 2 3 NEWS Staff 2 Co ed1tor 3 Colleqe Club 3 Dramat1cs Club 3 Cheerleaders 2 3 YTeens l 2 Program Cha1rman 3 L1fe Savmg l 2 3 Nat1onal Honor Socrety 3 MARY ANN SARDINI YTeens 3 Lrbrary Monltor 3 HENRY SCI-IELINSKI Transferred from Tech Hlqh School Student Councxl l ProJect1on1sts l Cafetena MOH1 to 1 Row 1 Rx h rd S hloss K SCh HOW 2 Mary A n Schuler Ralph Sch E' gg. Q 'S , gy. 315 , ., 1 Row 1: Donna Serr, Regina Sharp. Row 2: Phyllis Stow, Iohn Shreve. IOHN SHREVE Projectionists, Merit Award 1, 2, President 3. CHARLES SIGGIA Council Variety Show 2, 3: College Club 3 Dramatics Club 3: German Club 3: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3: Hall Monitor, Merit Award 3. FRANK SIMON NEWS Salesman 1, 2, 3: German Club 3: Orchestra l: Basketball l, 2, 3: Baseball l 2, 3: N.A.S.S. 2, 3. NORMAN SIMPSON Glee Club 1, 2. ELMER SITTER SPOICESMAN Salesman l, 2, 3. RONALD SI'l'l'ER G m Monitor Merit Award 3' Cross Count 3:YBasketball' 3, Track 1, af Baseball 1, if RALPH SCHWAB Student Council 3, Merit Award 2: National Honor Society 2, 3: Council Variety Show l, Z, 3: SPOKESMAN Board 3: College Club l, 2, President 3: Dramatics Club l, 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: Iunior Red Cross 1, Merit Award 2, Chairman 3: Proiectionists l, Sec- retary 2: Ushers 3: Band l: Hall Monitor, Merit Award 2: Cross Country, Manager 2, 3: Track, Manaqer 3. DONNA SERR NEWS Salesman 2: Attendance Monitor, Merit Award 1: Cooking Monitor, Merit Award 3. REGINA SHARP Council Variety Show l, 3: NEWS Salesman 1: SPOKESMAN Board 3: College Club 2: Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Hall Monitor, Merit Award 3: Attendance Monitor, Merit Award 2. PHYLLIS SHAW Cecelian Choir 2, 3. ELAINE SMITH KYB Club 3: Y-Teens 3: Hall Monitor 1, 3: .A1leI1dCtI1Ce Monitor 3: BOWlir1q 3. Row l: Charles Sigqia, Frank Simon, Norman Simpson. Row 2 Elmer Sitter, Ronald Sitter, Elaine Smith. S Mr. Humphrey helps Edward Ecke and Rich ard Ne-uberqer work out the detail oi a draw- ing. LUCILLE SOLI Dante Club 25 Cecelian Choir 1, 2, 3, Library Monitor 1. ANNE SPAMPANI Student Council 1: Horneroorn 104, President 27 Drarnatics Club 37 Y-Teens 2, 3, Cecelian Choir, President, Merit Award 17 Concert Choir 2, 3. PHYLLIS STADLER Council Variety Show 3: College Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatics Club 1, Merit Award 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Cecelian Choir 15 Concert Choir 2, 35 Iunior Red Cross, 3. GLENNA STEELE Plans to be a Stenographer. BEVERLY SWAN SON Student Council 2, 3: Council Variety Show 3: Color Guard 2, 3, Evening Y-Teens 2, President 3: Cecelian Choir 1, President 2, Football Monitor, Merit Award 3, Basketball 2: 1-lealth, Merit Award 2. IOHN SWENSON Concert Choir 2, 37 Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3. The Class of 1955 Mrs. Held offers special torial basis, to members thopedic group. instruction, almost on 15 W' lu- of her siqhtsavinq and or- I' k Ak ff' f ln- mn 'wi-Z.. A .f -' . ,ffwl 1 I ii 'L A..- T7 Nd -Ji.. ' Row 1: Lucille Soli, Ann Sparnpani, Phyllis Stadler. Row 2: Glenna Steele, Beverly Swanson, Ichn Swenson. 48 ' 1 6 THORA SYMMONDS Council Variety Show 2, 3: College Club 3: Dramatics Club 1, 3: Twirlers 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Concert Choir 3: Basketball 2: Intra- murals 2. IOANNE TABB Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Office Monitor 3. ANNE TARVER Basketball 2, 3. IANE TAYLOR Council Variety Show 3: SPOKESMAN Sales- man 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cecelian Choir 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2: Counselors' Monitor 3: Intramurals 1: Basketball 2. MARY IANE TAYLOR Plans to be a Dietician. SUSANNE THEISS Student Council 2: Senior Class, Secretary 3: National Honor Society 2, 3: Council Variety Show 3: German Club 1, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Office Monitor 3: Basketball, Captain 2: Bowlinq 3: Intramurals 1, 2: Girls Letter Club 2: Health, Merit Award 2. RONALD THOMAS Football 3: Basketball 3: Baseball 3. ALBERT THOMPSON Council Variety Show 1, 2, 3: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: District Band 2: Or- chestra 1. IOAN THOMPSON Council Variety Show 1: NEWS Salesman 2, 3: Colleqe Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatics Club 3: Cheerleaders 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Hall Mon- itor 3: Life Saving 1, 2, 3: Swimming 1, 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3. STANLEY THOMPSON Cross Country 3: Wrestling 2, 3: Track 2, 3. ...QQ L ' 1' .fffg Row 1: Thora Symmonds, IoAnne Tabb, Annie Tarver, lane Taylor, Mary lane Taylor. Row 2: Susanne Theiss, Ronald Thomas, Allred Thompson, Ioan '1'homPSOflf SYGUIGY Thompson- 49 f- 5 nf 3 'R r 'wr' I 'W JOHN TIRPAK Student Council 3: NEWS 3: Gym MO1'1ilO1' 2: Intramurals 2. THOMAS TOMB Student Council 1, 3: Council Variety Show 3: Hall Monitor 2: Football 1, 2, 3: Basket- ball 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3. VIRGINIA TRIGILIO Council Variety Show 2: Twirlers 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. RONALD UGINO Plans on entering the Navy. IUDITH UTTBRBACK Council Variety Show 1, 3: College Club l, 2, 3: Drarnatics Club l, President 2: Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Football Monitor 3: National Honor Society 3. DOLORES VIGLIONE Student Council 3: SPOKESMAN Salesman 1: Y-Teens 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Bowling 3. ANN NVASHLOHN Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Library Monitor 3. GERALD WATSON Student Council 3: German Club 3: Iunior Red Cross 3: Orchestra 3: Hall Monitor, Merit Award 2. MAE WEBSTER Home-room 104, Treasurer 1: Council Variety Show 1. 2, 3: Twirrers l, 2, 3: Y-Teens 3. RITA VVEILACHER NEWS Stall l: Basketball 1: Bowling l. 1-low 1: Iohn Tirpak, Thomas Tomb. Row 2: Virginia Tngilio, Ronald Ugino. ? 1 How 1: ludith Utterback, Dolores Viglione, Ann Washlohn. Row 2: Gerald Watson, Mae Webster, Rita VVe1lacher. 50 '5- ANN WELLMON NEWS Salesman 25 SPOKESMAN Board 35 SPOKESMAN Salesman 35 College Club l, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Cecelian Choir 15 Office Monitor 3. DAVID WELLS Council Variety Show 35 Band 2, 35 Orches- tra 35 Hall Monitor 2. MARY ELLEN WELTY Y-Teens 2, 35 Library Monitor 35 Bowling 3. DONALD WHITMAN Council Variety Show l, 35 Projectionists 25 Wrestling 2, 35 Track 3. Row 1: Katherine Ann Wellrnon, David Wells. R91 2: Mary Ellen Welty, Donald Whitman. 11'7 Biff 'H 'C' SX-El JANE WICKER Student Council 25 Council Variety Show 35 College Club 35 KYB Club 35 Y-'leens l, 3, Program Chairman 25 Cecelian Choir 15 Concert Choir 2, 35 Office Monitor 35 Basket- ball 2. CONSTANCE WILLIAMS Hall Monitor l. ROBERT WII.LIAMSON National Honor Society 2, 35 Council Variety Show 35 College Club 3: German Club 3: Concert Choir 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Student Council 35 District Orchestra l, 2, 35 Hall Monitor, Merit Award 2: Cross Country 35 Track l, 2, 35 N.A.S.S. 2, 3. BARBARA WINEK Attendance Monitor 3. DOROTHY WRIGHT College Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Iunior Red Cross, Treasurer 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Library Monitor, Merit Award 15 Bowling 25 Life Sav- ing 1, 2, 35 Swimming l, 2, 35 Girls Letter Club 2, 35 Pool Asst., Merit Award 2. GORDON WUNCH H R... 1, lane wicker, consifmce wmims, Robert wuiaqmson. Plans on Continuing in the grocery field. Row 2: Barbara Winek, Dorothy Wright, Gordon Wunch. 51 ANGELO ZONNA Stude e ub 2 Secretary Trasurer 3 Hall M onrtor l 3 Football 1 2 Co-captam 3 Bdskeiball 1 2 r1tCour1c111 2 Gle Cl ETHEL KENYON Homeroorn 221 Treasurer l 2 3 College Club 2 3 Color Guard 3 Tw1rlers 1 Y Teens 1 2 3 Att d en ance Momtor 2 Basket ball 1 2 Moved to Anzona E O ,243-'w The 1955 Sensor Class fds Qa- t'1r 'gf As a S'36Cl serv C F Y'l'eer1s W raced W1 r M1 15141 cn yr ov1de v1s 1 s m 1 fl n 1 ers o no s un ea on lr nba rd CI EW 63 G Ul q 1or1 C11 s 1 1 were ore red emma 11 en vey I Mr M1 1' K1 ae C Gremer K G ss B Swansor' Kraus S B1h1er C Ko be 3 Brew ana A Torraren 4-...J Bow l: F lflI!'F1ff' F. PZ '3' W ' 1 Row 52 Eleventh Grade '1' d DSant1s Pat Bova Caro1yn Kolbe and Stan e 1 Fuller tumor Clcrss othcers plan the future act1v1t1es of the class of 56 4 'Pr D15 ussmq m k up and style ID tne umt on newsp r 111 P el ROJCF1 Mary Lou Vfo d G1or11 Svron 111 armor C rr wno are studen m Nr Roses Eno so c1 ss Lookmq throuqh the wmdow pane at Homeroom 114 we fmd Lynda Co1c1esser actlnq as Homeroom Presldent w1th Cynthla C1emente Sh1rley Ca11ar1 and Vera Boyce helpmq to run affa1rs Sandra Balko Berruce Bonqlomo Mary Ann Cart 11dqe Mary C,1po11a and Cynth1a C1emente are members of the Concert ChO1f wh11e Rosahe Bolash and Vera Boyce smq 1n the Cecehan ChO1f Representatwes to Student Cour1c11 are Berruce BOHQIOFHO and lane Baker Iumor Red Cross Represen tat1ve IS Sandra Balko Tw1rl11'1q attracts S1'11r1ey Beers Cyr1th1a C1emente Ar1ene Co1or1r1a and Patrlcla Corruta lane Baker and Ga11 Buckham are cheerleaders 114 15 certa1n1y 1I'1 dustnous' B 1k B umbach Beers Blasco Row 2 Howl Akms Amatanqelo Baker a o a Bolosh BOYICJIOFUO Boyce Brasco Buckham Ca11ar1 Campana Carr ROW 11 C1 Clemente Clontz Colonna Colclesser Cometa Carthdqe CIDO a ay J fry. 4 1511, I 1 1 , ' 1 ' fl tits V I 1 .' ffm x we I - 4,4 rv '- WN N 1 T l , ae: - l'L1il,v 'J Q-' , 1. 3 , e. Vg ' a , ' ' is 1 . ' 11 1 -. 1 f- 4 1 1, 1 4 'I 1 1 f B A ei 1 e ' J ' f I P BN i X -, s SSD- xx WR ' fl N. B B 2 3' 4 an A' 'A ..- 7 , 4 X H .ey ' , ' ff 'J 0 N S 1 1 tm 1 V- - . . 5 I 1. ., -e ' 5 5: , A 3. ' 1 .5 ' , ' S ' v ,., 1 3- I 1 53 ' J y' '5 ' 'r . , . , - ' ' f Q t 1 ' 1 , . z V 1 , 1 ' . X 1 I V A is ' ' C fp X 1 9 - .5 ny' -A .4 t A A 1- ' 4 5 ieafsil ,. . 1-N , A., 11 .4 Lf' 1 -, - 1 1 '- E ' U - I ' xx X l I r- 4 A'. -Q . tw g 'R' 1 ir 1 . ' b ,, if 'L J K 3 -- - I ' 21, f - f J 0 l ' f K 6 if 1 V 4 l I. I 11 W new I Alwmd Asking Bacher Baird Bcmko Bm.-ber Brady, Brennan, Brosig. Brothers, Bmno, Bucarelli, Burg G Barnes, I. Barnes, Blowers. Bow 2:1 Boucher Bova' han' Ho' 3: Hussey' Cahill' Caruso' Castmu' Chase' Coley, D. Come, F. Come, D'Amico. Homeroom 126 Variety is the spice ot life, and of homeroom 126. Pat Bova is vice president of the K.Y.B. Club, Bob Castroll belongs to the Spanish Club, and Phillip Bussey is a German Club member. Musical enthusiasts are Dean Chase, lim Bruno and Gladimero Bucarelli, all of whom vocalize in Choir. lim Burghardt is the lone Band mem- ber: and the Glee Club claims Bob Caruso as a member. Keeping the homeroom up to date on Student Council news is representative Jerry Alward. The boys ot 126 are not to be outdone in sports. Tom Cahill shines both in Basketball and Football: Bernie Askins helps spark the basketball team, and Frank Coley plays on the football team. Performing for the swimming team is lohn Boucher and acting as manager is Ron Bacher. The baseball diamond lures lack Barber, while Frank Banko prefers Cross Coun- try. Homeroom l 12 Homeroom ll2 certainly can be proud of its athletes. Looking back, we recall the gridiron power of Bonnie Hahn, lim Freeborne, Bonnie Corsi and Bob Dinges, and the feats of Iohn Hartman, Larry Frick and Bill Holland in Swim- ming and Water Polo. We also remember William Eddinger practicing for Cross Country, Pat DiMarco going all out for Baseball, and Charles Culbertson working hard to improve his wrestling technique under the watchful eye of wrestling manager, Ron Iohnson. The musical talents of the boys call for com' ment. Ted DiSantis may someday rival Harry lames on the trumpetg Lee Humble can really beat those drums. Our own Stan Fuller crashed the headlines when he was invited to play with the Academy Band in the Tournament of Roses Parade. The disc jockey of the group is Iohn Hauser, who has his own radio show at the V e 126 Row 1: Corsi, Cowley, Culbertson, Cypress, Di Marco, Dinqes, Di Santis, Eddinger, Freebourn, Frick, Friedmann. Row 2: L. Fuller, S. Fuller, Giles, Gillespie, Grassberqer, -u 'D Vets Hospital. Greco, Groger, Grove, Hahn, Hartman, Hauser. Row 3: Hazen, Head, Healy, Henley, Higgins, Holland, Humble, Ienks, Iohnson, Johnston, Iordano. .. W, , , 'ff f: , -3 ,, 'n A ' AQ .-r 2 -ir 4 Y . .4 ,. 'lf' XV f A I . r 'Ki . fr QX f .1 7 E .v-, '1 44 -N thx ight 41 11 'L' '- S .11 5 . f 4? 2 1 t ow 1 Hale Hearn H9159 H111 Holstrum Hurley Iohnson ones I1ul1 no Row 2 Ke1per Kepner Kmg Klem Klep 1 1 x '30 +39 225 N' Row l ooney mell Crawf rd Danlstrand D Dav1s Eqer Enssle Farrell Ferguson Ferr1o Foley Fonteccluo S Duvrs S Dav1s D1ckey Dobbs DOUOfT1O How 2 Eb1scn Freebourn Frost Row 3 Gerbracht G1fford u1gl1ott1 Homeroom 225 Homeroom 225 has many g1rls who take part rn Vmcent act1v1t1es Presrdmg over homeroom bus1ness IS Pres1dent Mary Ferguson When you attend football games or rall1es you see Marlene Cooney Nancy Ebrsch Karen Foley Grace Freebourn Iud1th Frost Sh1rley Gustaf son and Mar1lyn Gustavson domg the1r stuff as tw1rlers Sandra DCI'V1S Martha DICKGY and Barbara Farrell help 1n lead1ng cheers Mem bers of the College Cluo 1nclude Ma lene Cooney Kathleen Cornell Nancy Eb1sch Lena Fontecchlo Fa1th G1fford and Mar1lyn Gustav son Sandra Davxs and Mar1lyn Gustavson are 1epresentat1ves to the COUHCII Leube Q0 fs 1 J- 1 t - Graf Gu111anell1 Gustafson Gustavson Held Homeroom 208 Stopplng off dur1ng guldance per1od we fmd that Corrme K1ng lS kept busy pres1d1ng over the act1ve gals of Homeroom 208 Capably ass1st1ng her are Dolores Lar1cc1a VlC9Pf9S1 dent Isabelle Leone Secretary and Marlene Iones Treasurer Representmg the homeroom 1n the Iumor Red Cross IS Iudy H9159 MUSIC mmded m1sses are Cho1r members V1rg1nla Knox Carol Kutner Iune Laub Carolyn Kolbe Carol Lazarus and loan Leube The C9Cll1GH Cho1r cla1ms Carol Klem Keeplng ln step Wllh the tW1rlers are Pat Kunkel MGTCIG Lalrd Pat Leffmgwell Phylhs Leone and Nancy lohnson Interestmg volunteer work IS done by Sally Ke1per she heads a group of Q1flS who sew bandages for the Amencan Cancer SOC1GlY Knox Kolbe Kutner Kunkel How 3 LC1b1'O22l Lfllfd LGTICCIG Laub Lazarus Lefhngwell I Leon P Leone no 'fv 208 pas A 1 ' Q J 3 55 fy 1 t 4 ' N A I lx xt X N. at X tx W tw 430 .6 U 3, H . 'S 5 A f SH 1' 1 . M ' Q - - 'fj 1 ff . - , 'FA 7? ', ng.. , , . 1 f . - ,I ' 1 . A A Xt, X1 l ,N xx? , Q , I I ,X '55 A A - 7 . I I' ' ig 'f 'F , gf K or . ' ' 'L , X 1' 1 X . 7 , . - K -.3 L ' I' t 9 .--F: 'SI 9- vw.: ,l vs gr V ' V 3 ' 47 7 sl F 1 1 F , , 0 v ,' xx VI 5 u 2 .Q ' X g C , Co , O , ' . - -1 , . 1 1 ' I V I N, A .. 3 - 2 - NS F 1- if '3 U 5 2 7 -J .' K 'f my ' V J' ,'s Q : ,. ,. ,li Q -T, . Y.: 1 1 . In I - 1 ,X 1 . ' f 1' ' 7. Aw, ,A4 X ,Q X X X, I1 ' f ' 1 fm Ted DeSantis, Silly Keiper and Ieanne Edkin witch Ralph Schwab intently as he neutrzlwes 'r base with an acid for a titration experiment in Mr. Bells Chemistry class. Homeroom 219 Representing the Red d Bl lc ' -,-a- an ac in various sports are the boys of Homeroom 219. These athletically-minded guys are: in Football and Wrestling, Ierome Miller and Alyn Laskog Iohn Richmd Testmke Gnd Nancy Smith peek Over Keller llfl SWlI'IlI'I'1lI'1Q, ROI'1Clld McKnight lI'1 TI'UCk, Gfld lane Bakers shoulder to check on some qggd Myers in Baseball. French words to spring on Miss Evans. ln the music field we hear that Richard Mancuso, Iohn Nichols and Ioseph Letizio can make sweet music, and that William Matthews and Paul Kinsey are a real asset to the Band. lames McKinnon may be heard spouting German after one of the regular meetings of the German Club. Richard Man- cuso, who belongs to the Dramatics Club, has the makings of a future Barrymore. Going collegiate are Ted Kluz and David Lindberg, members of the College Club. A bunch of busy boys are those in Homeroom 219. llgy lg Iones, Keller, Kinsey, Klemm, Klutz, Kgmulq, Lggkoy I. McKinnon, I. McKinnon, McKnight, McLallen, Mancuso. Lawson, Letizio. Row 2: Levesque, Lindberg, Loftus, Lynch, Row 3: MCIHHSWS. Mello. MiCl'1G9l. l, Mlllef. R. Miller. M1113- deo, Montgomery, Myers, Nichols. .S. is if .5 7 'N W j fa! . ' . Y' A 'V ' x yy 7' ' I J' l V K' i Q 1 lf -X5 oy N! ' 1 f 5 . Fl Ss' 'Pt . 1' y -if I , - ' ' . c . I J I . 1 1 ' 1 tx NN gf, f it H, ' 56 - I r Q at Q, . 1 3 , K 3 t' - . V V 1 f . J l 'V Q , ' if -lfi fr -f Row 1 Lesinski, Leuschen, Logan, Loveland, Luciano, Lundgren, McCall, McCallion. Row 2: McCreary, McDouqle, I ,sg , -1 A . .ii 124 fit 11. i , 7 9 '- if . ,,,w - , 21 . W ' vt. 1 l t . . C r 'a a 1 . . . . , K ' ' t4 t ..- V S 5 '2 - V P . r X v Ag 1 1 at ' 9 l W rv 4, . 3 I , . 3 A, 'J' 'hi' ,, fix 'I jf, I Macerata, Makynen, Manross, Marki, Marucci, Masenas. Row 3: Matthews, Moore, Morgan, H. Morris, H. Morris, Neiner, Nichols, Notarione. Homeroom 124 The girls of lrlomeroom l24 have a variety of interests. We ttnd Martha McDougle and lean MxcCallion, president and secretary re- spectively ot Y-teens Other Y-Teen members include Barbara Logan Susan Loveland Char lotte Marki Maryorle Masenas Betty lane Mat thews and Carol McCall The sports minded who emoy bowling are Ieanne Manross Dtvie Marucct lean McCallion Barbara Netner and Elaine Notarione Beverly McCreary s goal is to become a concert violinist Also planning a career in music is Verna Morgan of our Concert Choir Patti Luciano has her sights set on be comtng a fine figure skater Homeroom 106 Talking with the boys in Homeroom lO6, you will discover that this homeroom boosts many talented musicions. Ioe Bodisher and Berna- dino Sambuchino are accordian enthusiasts Practicing thetr scales on the piano are Illmars Renkts and Hugh Noble Ralph Oatman strums away at the cello Leon Radaker who is sec retary as well as lohn Norr1s and David Roth rock are veteran members of our snappy band Dick Miller Ioe Bodisher and Ioe Rrazzt sing with the Glee Club Lucky Lee Schmidt sings 1n the Concert Choir Lee Schmidt and alter nate Ierry Rodgers may be found reporting on Council activities Strong Vincent can certainly be proud of the mustcal talents of Homeroom Ro' 1 Bodlshey Mltter Noble Nomq Octrngn QMS Read Renkis Rxazzt R111 Roach Row 3 Robacker Rockev Pgkplg Ppffef gow 2 P npek P Qfson Rgdakef Rupp Rogers Rothrock Sambuchmo Schauble Schick Schmidt Sch after 5. ,a -1 Mr 1 1 J O6 g 3 I V V - lO6. ,, A 'L 'E' 1' u iff 1' ft -Qt, 4 so if r' ' n 1 , t 1 ,' l 1 ff All ' . ' ' I I kg 9 S ' 'C ' 5 4 i ,L L 4 L V gl . ' A ', '. ' '7 .1 ' , ' f ' ff 1 'lah Q : Q K V ' L l f X iff- l l 21 , mf .1 -Y u, L, 5:3 V A y 3 .L ' wr ' g 7' l A fl if lo bf' .. - 2 C I 'llc 'Q , . A QI, 'X t 3 I.. Humphreys, D. Miller and S, Keiper were among the U. S. History students who assisted Mr, Ander- son in presenting a fine auditorium program to the school. ' Homeroom 107 Homeroom lO7 is proud of its members who are Y-Teen officers. Susanne Russell serves as Vice-President of the llth grade group, Gloria Sirnonelli Vice-President of the Evening Y-Teens and Linda Poorbaugh is Service, Chairman. The music-rninded are, IoAnn Petroff, Ann Schau, Kathleen Seth, Carmella Presogna and Mildred Picardo. Geraldine Pakela does a fine job as monitor in the cafeteria. Linda Poor- baugh is kept busy selling the SPOKESMAN. During an air raid Carmella Presogna can be found performing her duties efficiently. Truly a versatile room is lU7. I. Tansey, M. Wicker, P. Weiblen and Carol Kufner must have spent hours in preparation of the report on South Pacific, for the en- joyment of Mr. Martin's English class. How l: Edkin, Nowalk, Olszewski, Oster, Pakela, Palilla, Poorbauqh, Postqate, Presogna, Pruyn, Rector, Riberio Pelfom Peterson' Pelmff- ROW 21 Plcgfdflt Pi5Uf10' POUT0. Row 3: Rice, Rogers, Russell, Schau, Schloss, Scott, Seti Shean, Simonelli. -Q x 4 , H- gn 'F , I S y W - Q, , , in X - , x , . N - X X yi. O7 J' a l f 1 X . I x , X -IF NL, 1 212 wg i Row 1: Sirak, Sotus, Spanbauer. Stefanelli, Steiner, Smith, Swain, Szawan. Raw 2: Takach, Tnompson Tirpak, Talley, Tuiiia, Turifv, 'W'are, Wel'e. Row 3: Whitledge, Wicker, Vtfiliiams, Wolfe, Wood, Yochim, Homerooxn 202 Athletes galore are claimed by Homeroom 202. Richard Wright, Bert Zurn and Co-captain Paul Thompkins were a credit to our football team. Iohn Semple was on the cross country team. The efforts of lohn Tansey, Warren Weber and Ted Schuler in the pool helped in winning the city and district swim titles. Sound waves projected by Donald Wagner, Fred Wachter, Harry Volk and Leonard Straitwell bounce from the walls in Miss Simpsons room as they blend their voices with the various vocal groups. Vinnie Vanchieri uses his extra energy play- ing his clarinet in the Band. David Thomas helps to keep the movie projectors in proper condition. Interested in hunting and fishing are Larry Wood and lerome Spaulding. 2 . r 6 7 1 A ' l . N, - 6 X, Q X 75 W 1 3' J L ,LH fn - 1 X. ,rf -, .. -.:,tt 1 t 7 fr' 'I '61 Q F.. A .. ,tb 5, Q, I 'Al x Hoxneroom 212 A wide variety of interests are found in Homeroom 212. Carol Welte, Martha Turify, Catherine Span- bauer, Sue Yochim and PCQIQY Stefanelli are active in the Y-Teens. Twirling holds the in- terest of Helen Swain and Wanetta Whitledge. Membership in the Cecilian Choir is claimed by Katherine Steiner, Lillian Sirak, Mary Wicker and Catherine Spanbauer. Mary Lou, Wood and Mary Alice Wolfe sing in the Concert Choir. Selected as leaders of Homeroom 2l2 are Lillian Sirak, President: Barbara Szawan, Vice- president and Wanetta Whitledge, Treasurer. Row l: Schuler, Schutte, Semple, Servidio, Sexton, Simpson, P. Tompkins, Vanchieri, Viqlione, Volk. Row 3: Wachter, Sollenberger, Spaulding, Spinning. How 2: Straitwell, Wagner, Walter, Weber, Weiblen, Whitling, 'tN'ood, R. Tansey, Testrake, D. Thomas, V. Thomas, D. Tompkins, Wright, R, Wright, Zum. ,. ,, if gy? 0.3 , ' , ' ,, x ,. . ' w . , , , I Q 1 L 4 f f 1 -L -Xi it 1 if ,4 ,f . ' t' 1 1 xg 1, ft t .f lgfllgtff '3 ff lex lft 'T its ' t SP '59 -ui! R : 1co,Amoroso Anderson A 1 O5 4 60 'J f'Z 3 Yu., -S Plant lifr- is an important unit in bioloay. Here studyina the root system of a bean plant are lvl. Eaton, C. Bickenbrode, B. Scott and I. Hoff. Homeroom 105 Looking for athletes? Y . our search is over, for homeroom 105 offers them in every size sha , pe and sport. Ioseph De- Franco, Bob Arrowsmith, Edward Berarducci and Alfred Co- vatta enjoy chasing the elusive piqskin on the football field. Shooting baskets on the basketball court is preferred by Rich- ard Amoroso. Givinq out with the qrunts and groans are larnes Alberico, lohn Baker and Carl Carlson. Robert Anderson, lim Coale and lohn Bauer are affected every sprinq by that not too uncommon disease known as the baseball bug. Sports, however, are not the only interests of these boys. Alfred Covatta and lim Coale harmonize in the Glee Club. David Carr adds his talents to the Concert Choir and the Or- chestra, as does Harold Bowers. Row l Alber' . , rrowsmith, Bailey. er, Bardo. Bauer, Berarducci, Bieriq. Row 2: Boland, Bowers, Bowser, B. Brown, T. Brown, Buqbee, Buseck, ' ' 7, JT' 7- - , - 4, .4 I Q . fa fi 1 A f l f f A .l'Y. I , 'I qi: lf-.'-F 'X'I La- Y J M ' . .. ' 1' Il J k 4 1 at Ll cr X 4 X i rf ilu. C. Carlson D Covatta Crake DeGeorqe DeM 1 l J .. .5 11- 4 . - .A I N 2 el! l -E t . x . ju .1 , 0 X X- s'x .AH . wh W . N 1 D 1-s. -3 fi , A 5 Y 1 .x s iX Rl 51 Sf' X . , Q , 1 . . eg 230 Q 2 f 1 V f L' ' 9 I - X M fc J .., ' ,, 1 ' ll ' How 1: Alderman, Altman, A. Anderson, G. Anderson Arters, Baker, Baird, Beldon, Bettes. Row 2: Black, Boetc- Homeroom 230 As president ot I-lomeroom 230, Iune Cala brese can tell you that her classmates are an ambitious group. Y-Teen members include Gail Anderson, Lynn Alderman, Kay Buettner, Pearlie Brown, Sharon Cerami, Iune Calabrese, Ruth Cavicchio, Elaine Cargioli, Geraldine Caserta and loanie Bristol. Margaret Belden expresses her thoughts well on paper by writing short stories. Twirling tor our school events are Carol Black and Martha Bettes. Music is plentiful in this homeroom as Ruth Cavicchio, Sharon Cerami, Arlene Anderson and Ioyce Arters are all gals who enjoy tick- ling the ivories. Norma Bohlender plays both the flute and the piccolo. Your pep is aroused by cheerleaders Margaret Belden, Ioanie Bris- tol and Lynn Alderman. Row 1: Clausen, Clontz, Coburn, Costa, Ccftrell, Courtney, Coyle. How 2: ker, Bohlender, Boland, Bracelento, Brxstol, P. Brown P. Brown, Buettner. Row 3: Calabrese, Cameron, Cargioli Caserta, Cavecchio, Cerumi, Chojnacki, Cifoletti, Cirillo. Homeroom 1 ll Peeking into l-lomeroom lll we find swim- ming enthusiasts like lane Cottrell, Carolee Dash and Ann Delgado. Carol Courtney, Bev- erly DiLeva and Karen Diemert are roller-skat- ing bugs Contributing their talents to the Vincent variety shows are Kay Daugherty and leanie Delavern. Piling up the strikes and spares in the Girls Bowling League is Mary Ellen Coyle, while Eleanor Cutri, a member ol the Lake Shore Bitle Club, shoots for bull's eyes. Pat Estock is the very active represen- tative to lunior Bed Cross. Busy as bees are the gals of Homeroom lll. Curtze, Cutri, Dash, Daugherty, Delavern, Delgado, Diemert. Criscione, Crum, Cunningham, Curry, How 3: DiLe-va, DiNicola, Disbrow, Dodson, Drazeski, C. Dundon, P. Dundon, Eaton, Eisert, Estock, Fagley. .. Q 1 of 1 1 1 1 f'x l X' lf N 5 'L ,s . ' 7 2 'OR ,-. .g Q, : ,-5 -' 1 .fc , j. W K 5- A L, '.. -Q l 1,7 'im' . l C I w Xe ft A N ' X 'll 'xy al is -fs -1 2 Eleanor Cutri enters into the spirit ol things by pointing out place names in Gaul, as p'rrt ot the work in Mrs. Broc - way's Latin class, Checking cn her are loe DeFranco, Katherine Gundrurn and Robert Bierzg. Homeroom 205 Horneroom 205 can boast of having two honored athletes in their homeroom. Bob Groeriendaal was chosen as a first team back for the All-Scholastic Football Team while Ken Kopin ranked second lr. Tennis player in the city. l. V. toot- ball players are Dick Doolittle, Dave Galleur, Ted Hotfstetter, Art lohnson and lim Konnerth. The Mighty Atlasfs ot our wrestling team are Dave Flack, Ted Hespelein and Eddie lavarone. Larry Maieroni and Marshall Euliano enioy hunting, while Francis Dengel and Al Lovejoy spend some of their leisure time making things out of wood. lohri Gillespie, Pat Foley and Walt Green blend their voices with the Glee Club. Truely an athle- tic and industrious homeroom! These boys may well be proud cf their accomplishments. Roland donkey VJ'Xf?!'if1S lim Konnerth wor 1 pc-rcentrae problem in Commercial M while Ken Kopin prefers to prove it himse How 1: Dengel, Doolittle, D, Drake, D. Drake, Euliano, gavmolgek lckuicsik' lint-Ski' losnsonkllillio' img' Tow T Flack, Foley, Galleur, Gillespie, W. Gillespie, Grable. Loitgo O Nfglligni' cpm' Om' U ner' Gone' Oese ' Row 2: Green, Groenendaal, Hespelein, l-lillard, Hoffstetter, 1 Y' ' l ' ' W wr .56 , Y - A ,Q - .- I ': rr sf' Fw S . ,, f gh xi. P x ' - - -, ' 1, , , - ' ' A' I' 1 L T Tic? l Y QA 'l or, , i ...- ei' Q A af 'A 'I ' f ' ff? i i 'sf . ' X I F , x F I X .'f5 4 .. A ,I nr f ' .S .F if X I , WE W el- 'M Q .fp fl X .fm .5'f 9' On the lookout for a group of ambitious and Among the mcmy School activities Supported 4 L A - .Q - A 1 J I 1 s I is e I' A X' ,, .tx 5 I! if 7-fin. I 1 A I1 3 2 5 -3 'E A Q 1 ,V 721 'U . F L sf ,f ' 1 ff! .. , fr? ',. 'I' xx 2 X' J Q f X ,' X Q v' U . i f 7' 1 .'v p 1' ' fr 'Z Row 2: Fenn, Ference, Flick, Flynn, Fox. Friedman, Fron- berry, Fucci, Gasbarro, Geary. Row 2: Gebhardt, Ger- 115 Homeroom 1 15 energetic girls? They are to be found in Home- room 115. Calling the meetings to order is Susan Haller. Mary Gerbracht does her bit as Council representative. Musical talent to be found in the orchestra includes Ann Fenn, lucly Hoff and Iudy Hinspeter. Carol Friedman is a member of the Band. The Room's contribution to the Concert Choir is Susan Haller, While lune Gianelli, fanice Gibbons, Rosalie Cflaz, Tola Harris, Kathie Flynn, Mary Gerbracht and Louise Hobson are all members of the Cecilian Choir. Helping out with Y-Teen activities are Ann Fern, Secretary, and Susan Haller, Vice- President. Raw 1: Ives, Iames, Iohnson, Ioseph, Kerr, Kingston, Klep, Konkowski. How 2: Koontz, Kupczyk, Ladley, Laguna, ,ur - n K' X 5 EU. bracht, Gianetli, Gillespie, Glaz, Greco, Gundrum, Hackman Haller, Harris. Row 3: Hauqsdahl, Heidt, Heiser, Hin speter, Hitchcock, Hobson, Hoff, Holman, Hopkins, Hunter Homeroom 2 I 5 by Homeroom 2l5 is the Y-Teen organization. Linda Kingston has the distinctive honor of being president of the tenth grade group. Ianet Ladley finds pleasure in the work of the Lake Shore lunior Rifle Club, Marking time with the Twirlers are Donna Ives, Bertha La- riccia, Helen Lucas and Charlotte LaPlaca. Do-re-rne's are familiar sounds coming from Phyllis Ioseph, Iudy Laurila and Lorilee Kerr as they practice for the Cecelian Choir. Mak- ing a name for themselves early are the girls in Room 215. Lamhofer, Lang, LaPlaca, Laque, B. Lariccia, C. Lariccia ng' 3: M. Lariccia, Latona, Laudensack, Laurilla, Lazdins Lentulay, Lockett, Loomis, Lucas, Luke-as. . K Q ,.,. In -. 15 'H 5 4 1 L . 6 xv 1 , . r '- I ,g '? Q 1 t-girg 215 It 7 X . i wi , tiff Q -.7 5 ' C 1 -7 .fl 1 , R-.1 ' I J mv tif J- f-7 ' ,ig L- 1 sf' 5 ig X VJ X NX it . ,. A. Row l: Luschine, McCall, McDonald, Maclver, MacLean, Mage- , nau, Mandel, Mayr, Meyer, Milano. Bow 2: Mlllef, Milflefi MOTU' ti 's l, 3 2 brea, Moore, Murray, Nelson, Newcomb, Nichols, Ogden, Osinski. . How 3: Ouellet, Palmer, Pedano, Peelman, Pelkowski. 1 f 51 ' l W. 'Jn ,Chi x .,'L - .4 'l Q iii fx' Homeroom 220 The boys of 220 are really on the ball. Football holds interest for Ronald Mazzacco, Batista Madonia and Ronald Passarelli. Peter Rollin shows talent on the drums, as does Gerald Pederson on the violin. Richard Per- ietto spends his spare time listening to good music. Robert O'Connor and Ronald Nunes are proud members of the Lake Shore lunior Rifle Club. Gary Raimy, Douglas Murphy, and Peter Rollin are keenly interested in Swimming and Water Polo. Ronald Passarelli's ambition is to become a professional baseball player. Having earned his letter in the 9th grade, Ronald has a good start cn his vocation. Talented singers include larnes Rhoads, who is a Concert Choir mem- l'er, and Alan Saadi, Ronald Mazzacco and Dick Myers, who belong to the Glee Club. 'These fellows must be very busy indeed. 220 209 Homeroom 209 'lhe girls in Homeroom 209 participate in many activities at Vincent. Exercising their vocal chords in the Concert Choir are Nancy Mandel, Carol Meyer and Maryann Nichols. The Cecilian Choir is on Martha Nelson's schedule. Betsy Ogden contributes her talented flute playing to the Orchestra. Elizabeth MacLean who plays the violin, is also a mem- ber. 209's gift to the Twirlers are ludy Milner and Ioyce McCall. Miss Wilson finds that Carol Milano, Shirley Newcomb and Ester Palmer are capable aides in the library. Y- Teen members include Marlene Pelkowski, ludith Luschini, lacaueline Murray, Patricia Osinslci and ludy Milner. ludy is social chair' mari of the lOth grade group. SPOKESMAN sales are handled by Catherine McDonald. ludy Miller represents 209 in Student Council and Ianice Maclvor is the capable president who presides over homeroom affairs. Row 1: Madonia, Maior, Marasco, Mazocco, Meyer, Mills, t Raw 2: Milner, Morad, Morey, Mowbray, Moyer, Murphy, 4 - - T.,-.. -5 3: Mvers, Neiner, Newman, Niedzielski. Row 3: Nunes, eg fv L' .1 7 A O'Corinor, Page, Pascarella, Passarelli, Pederson, Penpeck. , ,J 1 ,Q C K Perfetto, Phasey, Pheasant. Row 4: Raimy, Redinger, A - is Reslink, Rhoads, Rickenbrode, Rieger, Robinson, Rollin, , ' lf. 1 A , Rupert, Saadi. 1 4 .Q :R E xi. ' ,. K 0 if QT If 4 'D .JL ' Y A 'v f J I A ,.I, I ,K xii, . I l 1 I , 2 nz ' 3 7. T gg.. A rx I A Aj' . le ' ' ,Q A- H - 3 f' tx , : 4- V J' ,Il ' I' N was ter at , f ' , ', . .4 11 4 . Qi? S 'tv-e X ' il , as 2 4 .. nfs I J 4 t ffitf S ' I 4 nit A 1, 17 X ' w , Q! 1- L . ,' V , Z . ' 2 ' al O ji ' 3 F .' 3 4. I 'V X ., f x f x if -. J W- 1 . Pow 1: Penna, Petri, Pluskota, Presutti, Psillas, Pundt, D. Robinson, M, Robinson, I. Robison, P. Robison, Rockey Reed, Reynders, Riazzi, Ridondelli. Ro-w 2: Rinehart, Robins, Rosscni, Ruggiero, Runser. How 3: I. Schroeder, S S 'iroe Homeroom 206 Hcmeroom 206 has its fair share of boys in- terested in athletics. I. V. Football attracts Lester Wright, Anthony Zonna, Michael Veltre, 'Thomas Yocabozzi and Richard Sementelli, the Co-captain. On the baseball team we find Richard Sambuchino: Tyco Swick plays I. V. Basketball. Iames Swanson contributes his talent to the Orchestra, while Bert Yochim may be seen playing in the Band. Anthony Zonna. Raymond Way and Donald Schwab are also interested in music, as members of the Glee Club. We know that Richard Scherrer and Robert Scctt enjoy marksmanship as the Rifle Club is their main interest. der, Se-rr, Seth, Shea, Sheriff, Skodis, Simmons, Sirak Homeroom 1 10 ln l-lomeroom llU we see a group of high- spirited, ambitious lOth grade girls. Homeroom meetings are handled by President, Sally Reed: Vice-President, Marcia Rinehartq Secretary, Marcia Reyndersg Treasurer, Virginia Rossoni. Representing the room in Student Council is Linda Sheriff. The snappy twirlers include Geraldine Riazzi, loann Seth and Marcia Rinehart. loyce Rockey. Charlotte Pluskota, Helen Psillas, Iudy Robin- son and Mildred Ruggiero are members of the Cecelian Choir. Mary Robinson and Virginia Shea are proud of their work in the Concert Choir. Taking part in Y-Teen activities are Ioyce Schroeder, Virginia Rossoni, Pat Robison, Diane Ridondelli, Geraldine Riazzi, Marcia Reynders, Dorothy Robinson and Mildred Rug- giero. Pat Robison is doing a fine job urging SPOKESMAN sales. Monitor duties are shared by Mary Robinson, loyce Rockey, Beverly Simmons and Pat Robison. Row l: Sombuchino, Scherrer, Schuller, Schwab, Scott, Teubert, Veltri. How 3: Walkow, Warneka, Way, Werle, Sementelli, Shaw, Shenk, Sopp. Row 2: Speros, Stauber, Winschel, L. Wright, L. Wright, Yocabozzi, Yochirn, Ziegler, Steiner, Stewart, Streeter, Swanson, Sweet, Swick, Terizzi, Zgnng, , 5 , 4 -he 3. 5 30? ' . F 7. I: ' -1 is , ' V . V W '1 ! 'Q I M- ff. J ' 'p ' -f' V - J. f x '- , ' i , N 6 1 flf f W . I4 ff f i X A I F' V fr. KI! 4 ,a '.. , 3 . '55 3 ' fp 51: .3 1, V J' L, V, j ' 'S 5 . ' ' , ' ' ' ' 'J' w -4 A - r , - , , , 1 6 1 Q W ' ' D o 'f I 'f l 1 f 1 . T if 1 X 2, sh f - fi .. 'B inf , 1 V - - 1 Harry Bierig, limes Humpnreys, Mary Vietmeier and Gai. Lockwood check over the stcry th if tziey wrote for a group assignment in Mrs. Gross' EHQXISD C1355- Homeroom 108 Beady, Aim, Fire! The Lake Shore Iunior Bitle Club is well represented in lU8 with Dorinne Stackman A T , , nne on- gren, Mary Vietmeier, Barbara Wagner and Buthann William- son as active members. The College Club holds interest for Anne Tongren and Sheila Williams. Carol Steins and Nancy Y I . erkey are the room s nominees as future Sarah Bernhardts. Many of the gals show talent plus They tell us that M . ary Vietmeier and Buthann Williamson could create a riot even if they weren't Cheerleaders. Barbara Wagner excels in tap dancing. Musically akin to Liberace are Annetta Steele, Anne T . . ongren, Buthann Williamson and Margaret Winek. Dorinne Stackman, Carol Vendetti, Barbara Wagner and Iacaueline W b ' ' ' e ster show promise as Twirlers. And finally, our talented vocalists in the Concert Choir are Anne Tongren and Buthann W'l1' ' ' ' 1 iamson, Carol Steins, Patricia Sulz, Ianet Worden and Io' anne Zimmer do their singing in the Cecelian Choir. As Mr. Collins delves into the history of Vtlestern Man he holds an attentive audience- Ed Berarducci, Carolyn Criscione, loAnn Wil liams and Carol Holman. , . W'll' , D. W'll' . : R. 'l' , 'l , Raw 1: Slipcevic, Spanbauer, Stackman, Steele, Steins, almegc mvvzrden Q.el3cr23onB Rgljcn Twigimizn Stroup, Sulz, Tonqren, Vangeli. Row 2: Vendetti, Viet- Zi erg ' ' ' ' ' ' ' meter, Wagner. Walker, Webster, Weiner, I. Williams, pp ' fa -3 Q 2 'Q' A 4' C v V 'K - ' P X I ' 1 I ...Ev b -be A 3 1 .. -L Q 1 ' in H . i - . -, S-v I X J 1 . ' ' ' -' f 1 N- ' b - S. e ' ' If-5 A A N X1 t ' K A ' ix x ' 1 ,'.i f - 53 ' tx lt 1 'lf is sic i xi ' Q 'S s 3 47 ' 45 Y K . 4- V 4 66 ' - - - ' f - A I A yy. R N J. at . 'X X 'x A. 3 ' M lffiltll ' ' tlttti - 2 ,M . A -r ,-A Junior High ls it that time again? Mr. DeNardo makes the problems of income tax a little easier to bear for his Civics class. Iudy Wrhen and Sally Smith seem to question Andy Thomas' explanation of gross income. . i ' r l , N l 9- B K, ' N, , 5 -' :fsi 1-if: ' f H3 N ' iff ix 1 i All I. Hauserman and N. Hughes are struggling over some tough Latin translation. lntently watching the scene from their seats are R. Scott, D. Baldwin, I. Horton and I. Wrhen. . s ,La T Homeroom 120 Homeroom 120 features many devotees of cool jazz and other popular music. Among the musical-minded are Carmela Fabrizio, ludy Nass, Ioan Lacey, Darlene Wiest, Beverly White and Corrine Rensel. Collecting almost anything from stamps to postcards is the favorite hobby of Donald George and Ann Girard. Football, hiking, baseball, wrestling and other sports are the main interests of Iohri Livoti, Richard Murzynski and Iames Guerrin. How l: Booser, Fabrizio, George, Girard, Guerrin. Row 2: Knight, Kurtz, Lacey, l.ivoti, Manchester, Murzynski, Nass, Nicks. Row 3: J Nitkiewicz, Onorato, Rensel, Samples, Simmons, Way, White, Wiest. at 5451 i O 3, . K it - xx K, X W f-2 r 67 a .f .sy . f ' i Ni 'o 2. Xvy F Q 5, a. i 539: f . 3 I ,,K?,' 4 .- ln an eiahth arade qeoaraphy Class lames 'NVi1YD1IU. Martha Sheriff, David Miller and Karen Seelar veri- fy the location ot Yvlyorntnrg. Homeroom 116 Homeroom 116 has a tine start in contributing service and F31 au, P 't-' -7 'ho Miss Pearce's ninth graders try a variety of art projects, showing unusual ability and ver- satility. talent to the school. With so many musicians, amonq them Diana Baldwin, lanice Hauserman, Bonnie He-rrman, Karen Holberqer, Nancy Hughes, lane and Ianet Keep, and Hilma McDannel, the future seems assured. In addition to wide-spread participation in the intramural proqram, other after-school activities hold interest. The room boasts a Iunior Y-Teen membership ot almost IUO per cent. Susan St. lohn presides over the qroupp Nancy Lumbard is Vice-President and the Secretary is Ianice Hauserman. Row lg Anundson, Baldwin, DeArment, Fay, Hauserman, Herrman, Holberqer, Huffman, Hughes, lohnson. Row 2: I. Keep, I. Keep, Laudensack, Liebel, Lumbard, McDan.nel, Malena, Miller, Morris, O'Conner. Row 3: Parker, Partsch, Rollin, St. lohn, Sandiff, Smith, Walther, Wehrle, Wrhen, Zonna. i 4' 5: -4-1 Ea qw. Q- , , ' i JM , X i , t 1 05' 6 N t N-'t 4' 1' if , . if 'f ' ' 3' I r 1- yi w-f . X W ' T' NJ' L 1 ' A V xx I' 1 S X H Ar fm 1 fm , J 's 'f 1: ft f N3 gif., 1 . i -' N , - 'X - V. 2 Pow 1: Anderson, Bauer Brumagin Cameron' Chase Daniel, Erzer Evans, Gerbracht, Greiner Higgins. Row 2: Irish, Knapp Lawson Lemmon I.ivingstone,, Marzalek Homeroom 2 14 'ef Miller, Murphy Nishnick Ouellet Percey. Row 3: Polak Sautter, I. Scott, R. Scott Snyder Taylor Thomas Thompson Vergotz Vieyra Weibler Homeroom l 13 Rah rah rah are the lusty yells of Marilyn Homeroom 214 boasts many future athletes. A good majority of its members are seen on the football field or the basketball court. Sharp- shooters who eagerly await the hunting season are Paul Ouellet, Frederic Percey, james Tay- lor, Albert Thompson and Conrad Vergotz. We understand that Don Cameron and Dale Grein- er need Water-wings when they go swimming! Looking in on the junior Band or Orchestra we hear Richard Chase, lon Gerbracht, Daniel Lemmon, Gilbert Marzalek, Gregory Murphy and Gary Weibler making beautiful music. Executives in this homeroom include the Chair- man, Peter Nishnickg lim Higgins, who is the manager of junior High Basketball Team, Paul Erzer who represents 2l4 in the Student Coun- cil. Bichard Scott fills in as Pauls ready and waiting alternate. With their varied interests and talents these ninth-graders will make a fine addition to Strong Vincent's Senior High next year. Engel Marguerite Fink Sue Lebenberg Sue Bartow, Marty Sheriff and Karen Seelar as they cheer our athletes to victory. We must also boast of Iudith Miller Frances Offenberg and Carol Mayr who add color to our games with their. twirling ability. ln their free moments, we are apt to find that Cynthia Bushee and Marjorie Schmidt are horseback riding. Susan Magenau and lanice Logan enjoy writing almost as much as lucly Kissell and Karen Mogel like to skate. Add the dancing of Nancy Wilson: the swimming of Barbara Mosher, Sarah Vollmer, Barb Wil- son and Carol Boyer: along with musical aspir- ations which inspire Carol Moore, loyce lenks and Gail Garloch, and you have a small re- sume of the talent possessed by Homeroom ll3. Row l: Bartow, Boyer, Bushee, Conley, Dickey, Engel, Rlerq' Lotion! gffelsyerg' Mgqsngc-Ii' glulir' lvguer' glwtoqfii' F' ki G 1 ki H - ' k ' R 2: K - I K- L L b - oore. ow : os er, c mi , ee er, enz, eri , m or OC cms len S ow elm lsse e en Thomas, Vieyra, Vollmer, B. Wilson, N. Wilson. if nf 0.5 S.: f 4, ffl? r L ff fl' 'H l l AIX A - v.-A, In ' , kr- K 5 Q . 5 'C REV ' lx t t.- ' tr .t 4 2 ,tie rt 3 ZOIA f In their unit on Sharing Experiences these seventh graders were required to write about a personal experience, then read it to the class as Thomas Fischer is doing. Ioyce Baker, Ulysses Knight, lchn Bonney, Charles Nicks and Susan Huffman listen carefully before they iudge the pre- sentation according to the standards for good story-telling. Homeroom 201A Homeroom 201A seems to be the most sports-minded room in Vincent. Basketball, football, and swimming are all highly favored. David Schabacker, who with Nick Scott is out for the Vin- cent swimming team, holds many records in the Erie YMCA and other district competitions open to boys of his age group. On the Iunior High Basketball team are Larry Fleugel, Steve Palkovic, lames Stewart, George Weiner, Thomas Hughes, Gary Miller, lohn Kratz, and the assistant manager, Gary Hen- drickson. Football is the preferred sport of William McCall, Thomas Divins and Peter Pentz. Among all these muscle men William Grieshober, Dave Miller and lim Wethman prefer to express themselves musically in the Band. Row lg Amalfi, Anderson, Atkinson, Baldwin, Balkovic, Bauer, Davis, Divins, Felix, Fluegel, Grieshober. Raw 2: Hendrickson. Hughes, Kratz, Lutz, McCabe, McCall, D. ,vga 5, -Q I as 1 r , - ,N , 5 W , , I . as ff. X . X' i ,if li . 4 rex, A r 4 '.' We J '7 Barry Zcnna reports on the foreign recipe book he prepared for seventh grade history class Miller G. Miller, Newton, Pentz, Roach. Row 3 Roger Schabacker, Schertzer, Scott, Skodis, Stewart Tanner Thayer, Weiner, Wittman, Yates. f if 1 I N I V .f- I I 4 . .1 Q ,. 'Q . ' ,-s , , A ,. ... ,B 1 I 1- 1 A X I'-QW 'G 1' lf , I 2 .vt 4 . mit' f f . A gi- ,S .1 . , - , I I IQ X ,X :J . -- 7. I L - T. ,B ' 203 .r' -, f 1 s .wx QT J J 4 hr' 'gr . ,ry ' Q J , gg' ' f I f f 1 , -ff? Bow 1: Ashby, Bandecca, Bauman, Bonney, Bricker, Burk. Fay, Fisher, Iones, Kolbe, Olson, Perry, Preston. Row 3: nolder, Caldwell. Crowley, Currie. Roy 2: Dgvigl Edkins. Roach, Boehrl, Schauble, Schuler, Seidel, St. Iohn, Young, Homeroom 203 Homeroom 203 has as its main interest the field of sports. Those who are athletically in- clined are Dennis Bandecca, Dennis Caldwell, Michael Crowley, Iames Currie, Wade Davis, Bay Fay, lim Gisher, Bill Iarnes, William Perry, lack Preston, Iames Roach and Barry Zonna. lnterests vary from the collectinq of coins by Ed Schauble to Albert Younq's seriousness about Wrestlinq. Thomas Bauman and Robert St. Iohn are helpful in Red Cross Council af- fairs. lt is easy to see that these capable boys will soon become leaders of their school. How lg Baker, Balko, Bettes, Billinqs, Bradley, Cicero, Cooper, Edkin. Row 2: Emery, Evans, Felbinqer, Gustav- Zonna. Homeroom 218 The Iunior Band and Orchestra are well re- presented in lrlorneroom 2l8 by Carol Cooper, Susan lrlanauer, Heather Hudson, Diana Lee, Marilyn Stevens and loan Varqo. Leadino cheers for our junior hiqh teams is a main in- terest of Donna Edkin, Stella Evans, Susan Huffman, Mary May, Karen Paqliare, loan Smith and Linda Symmonds. loyce Baker, Charlotte Emory, Sandra Gustavson, Carolyn Nuberqer and Marilyn Sinqer are swimming enthusiasts. Led by president Susan Huffman and represented in Council by Ioanne Bradley, these girls show a fine type of leadership. son, t-ianauer, Hudson, Huffman, Lee, McDannel, Marquardt. Row 3: May, Neuburqer, Paqliari, Reisinqer, Sinqer, Smith, Stevens, Symmonds, Varqo, Young. X J il ?Z!g,' X i y sn Q Y, Sri, , ' , 'T 5' ' . c' 1 f f, ' ' ftvf P y V 7 1 x 71 3 .- Q - 1 sf? ' X251 ST,-,- S 72 ONVHUB LU E ' 'r 1-. Y i 3 I- Q6 W-1 UHBHHIZHTl'0llS ,- i SPOKESMAN Charlotte Marki Rachael liuliano and Shirley Beers are staff veterans of several years experience They have found that layout and mounting call for exact ness and care i Much of the burden of copy writinq has fallen on Virginia Rossoni Gail I-lauqsdahl Patty Robison and Judy Miller ll tentn qraders The sports staff, sharinq responsibility for copy and selection of photos, in- cludes Iohn Mozdy Ralph Schwab, Paul Reslink, Dave Neiner and David Delviarco. -Ir' 'L . S9 'Zz 5 A ffl? -N 6,-1 P oaraphrc dures leave occup1ed we attennon of Davtd Sexton and D n Borlawsky Typxnq af Copy class llsts and sales records were dunes shared by Dorothy Lxqas Dolores D1Sabat1'mo and Carol Gremer Kay Cunmnq am and Mary Ann Scnuler mam mea sales recoras checked col lectlons and ssued rece1pts uv- PM-1 Rgwl P Reslmk D Nemer R Schwab I Mozdy D Sexton D De-Marco Row 2 R Irult :mo K Glass P Robxson K S nluratt F. Sharp S Yorhlm D Sambuchmo f' Markl C Grezner Row 3 I H9159 G Hudson G Hauqsdahl V Rossom S Beers I Tftller A Wellman I Kratz K Cunmnqnam 75 ' Q 0 ' ,. 'l . Q ' -Q S , V A--. A . U ,,,,. ,. 1 U 4 . X A I Q, 1 I ' S' V 1 I ' I 1 ' X 1' 0 f it ' D 5? u J- , W!' D If ' I ' ' I 17 1 'ld r .I J 4.2 , Y Q Q - 2 Qt hot t' . ' +' ' ff' 1 'N wg' 559-, 11' E' tis., 'fe xg- A M 6 as PW 2 5,31 . W. J , qw.. . .1 ,.. . 3' . L Os. Spokesman Queen Antoinette Rossi Q 3 is ea foul I '41 ff' 'le' F1 19 7 Attendants 57 5' , Keren Schluratt Marlene Fink To promote sales the SPQKESMAN annually sponsors the selection of a Queen. All stu- dents who have made an initial payment are given an opportunity to nominate a candidate. This year's nominees were Marlene Pink, An- toinett Rossi and Keren Schluratt. Shortly be- iore the SPQKESMAN was sent to press, the stu- dents selected the 1955 Queen. C U9 lp-0 L W' S How l: A. Lutz, D. Ashby, K. Schlurati, E. Alberstadt, D. Gillespie, N. Ebisch, I. Delavern, B. Lariccia, S. Smith. Row 2: E. Lutz, I. Lazarus, P. Reslink, B. Yochirn, K. Glass, M. Wicker, C. Mc- Donald, A. Tonqren, W. Manchester, S. Hanauer. How. 3: P. Robison, M. A. Cartlidqe, S. Bartow, D. Baird, L. Poor- bauqh, A. Wellmon, I. Crittenden, B. Neiner, I. Laub, N. Bohlender. Row 4: S. Fuller, P. Difucci, H: Noble, E. Brew- er, I. Loftus, W. Weber, D. Carlson, I. Mozdy, I. Gerbracht. '41 y 4.-1 .Cul NEW S HNEVIS Day is eagerly awaited, just as is the daily bulletin, sc that We can check an recent and tarthccrngnq events. Printed as a rnonnty editian, the task oi the staff is difrcult. To anticipate the news cf inirnediate future in a firnely vein, ta pre- pare accd editcrials and interesting feature stcries, and ic cover the personal features and activities news, all call for ingenuity. achieved can be judqed by Vincent students qive to the day. That these airns are the absorbed attentian latest edition an sales Szrn Frgqzera, spans edttcrz Diane Arrnstrcna cv' '- lztizn znygerg and Beth Mfzrqmzs, business rr: :rt- fiqer, ccrnpire ideas for next rricritrfs issue of L v . N J3 Ns MXN Q A ,S , X ' -,A 1.1.8 Do you think that next time we should include another editorial? Ioan Crittenden asks Iudy Sanders. Ioan and Iudy are Co-Editors of the NEWS. Row 1: L. Calabrese, D. Marucci, W. Manchester, L. Camino, K. Schlur- aff, I. Crittenden, I. Sanders, B. Margolis, A. Riberio. Row 2: D. Arm- stronq, G. Klie, W. Pelkowski, T. Flynn, L. Gehrlein, S. Ruqqiero, R. Groqer, S. Carlow, K. Glass. Wiz: wks x .N ri w- pm' , J., k imsy -'- . f . . Q , . I ', g , :, I . 5 I ' 'If -, ,i , 6 3 n 1 Q Z .1 O s 4'E Q Service Groups USI-IERS May I frnd you a seat? can be a most welcome qreetrnq to parents and other v1s1tors who attend the many functrons at Vmcent Led by lack Laub the others rn the orqanrza t1on rnclude Mrchael Phelps Huqh Ogden Edward Brewer Lee Schrnrdt lack Laub 2nd Row Ralph Schauble and Ralph Wr1qht PROJECTIONISTS Supervrstnq the use and care of the audxo vxsual ards 1n the school the Pro1ect1on Club under the qurdance of Mr DeNardo tmds therr servrces much 1n need by students and faculty members allke In the1r meetrnqs the club drscusses the why and how of operatmq equrpment general ltems of mter DB est to proJect1on1sts and new methods and tech nrques lack Shreve heads thrs nrne man qroup consrst T Curry I Norr1s P W1eblen andl Burqhart 'Q 7 .4 i ' ' ' , I hqfy- ,K Q V I - inq of I. Craker, R. Atkinson, H. Gillett, I. Abraham, r E r A C .. V R -I xxx: 13 r ' Q g l A . -2 K I up . te .1 ' I. . , 1 11 6 , X 78 STAGE CREW The lights dim, the emcee ap- pears on stageg his voice rings loud and clear over the public address system. Vincent's ex- pert stage crew, guided by Mr. Krkoslca, assists in another star performance. Row lg I.. Humphreys, S. Stewart, K. Morey, 'f'.'. Eug- bee, D. Wfxrneku. Row 2: C. Rapp, D. Cowley, D. Tompkins, D. Lindberg, D. Arrowsmith, D. Bcrlzwsky. JUNIOR RED CROSS The lunior Red Cross Assembly, newest organiza- tion in Vincent, has given the lunior Red Cross a new meaning. lt aims to promote better citizenship, to give a broader View of national and international proiects, and encourages good leadership and ex- ceptional service. lt offers many new fields of en- deavor tor students with talent and ability, and gives them an opportunity to help, in some way, their tel- low man. The Assembly meets once each month, for discus! sion of pending programs, and orientation of mem- bers concerning Iunior Red Cross. This group repre- sents the entire student body at the Erie Chapter by sending delegates to the Senior and lunior High Chapterwide Council meetings. The officers in this first year were Ralph Schwab, president, Lee Schmidt, vice-president: Sally Reed, secretary, and Dorothy Wright, treasurer. the group. 79 Row 1: F. Sf. loin. T. 3-1m n C. Fabrizio Mile-nz. Row C. Crum, F. Pteyncljs, G. S I. Leone, P. Esfcjc. Row 3: S. 9 S. Bzlico. S. Russell, fl. A. G. Vfdtsori, l. Scheuermzri '. s kms. Row 4: A. Anderson, Lf. Deizvern, S. Kldpsznos, D. '. A. Tortgren, M. A. Nrho Dickey. Row 5: T. Kluz f F? , M. Gusavson, l. Heise, TJ. l..i R. Robison, B. Logzn. Row 6 Vfeiblen, l.. Schmidt D. Dr lc P. Bova, D. C':rr. G, Syers D Schwgb, the president, in fi :rj f ,lg TWIRLERS lf you happen to walk into the girls gym any sixth period you will find seventy-five Twirlers diligently working out new routines. The Twirlers add pep and sparkle to football and basketball qames, pep rallies, variety shows and pa- rades. They accompany the Band on its trips to present programs in various Erie schools. The class is divided into three qroupse-singles, doubles and flaas. Each airl starts out as a sinale, but after the first se- mester, if she takes and passes a test, she will become a double or flaa twirler. Althouah under Miss Weinheim- er's direction, each aroup is respon- sible for its own snappy routines, and the colorful uniforms which are Our gals look sharp as they ao throuqn their rou- tines on the football field, in assemblies and other school functions. Plug Twirlers: M. DiFucci, L. Oncea, C. Nims, l. Moskot, G. Klie. Double Baton C. Greiner, M. Lucas, M. Pacansky, C. Single Baton Twirlers. Row 1: H. Lukeas, dahl, S. Beers, C. Black, G. Freebourn, K. Flynn, P. Kunkel. Row 2: A- SCl1CIU, Bettes, G. Riazzi, P. Leone, P. Luciano, Clanton, V. Triqilio, B. Twirlersg M. Postqate, McCall, A. Colclesser. f' C. Courtney, G. Hauqs- C. Clemente, P. Estock. K. Foley I. Milner, M. l. McCall, M. Ouellet, such a part of the Vincent scene. M. Rinehart. Row 3: B. Wagner, N. Ebisch, P. Leffinqwell, B DeLeva, I, Seth, L. Kinqston, I. Pedano, R. Koontz, M. Laird, B Lalfliccia. Row 4: D. Stackrrian, I. Frost, M. Cooney, M. Gustav son, L. Calabrese, C. Vendetti, D. Ives, K. Disbrow, S. Gustafson Row 5: W. Whitledqe, B. Neiner, P. Takach, N. lohnson, l. Gib bons, l. Webster, H. Fucci, C. LaPlaca, C. Lahiccia, M. Lahiccia A. Colonna, M. LaCour. ., s oi.. ...,. - W, . SHDCQQ tit .., , .,xf NN .1 , . , 4 ulxrlinit ' l CHEERLEADERS Fight, Team, Fiahtlw rina out the Voices of our cheerleaders. Always ready to qive a cheer and push our tearn on to victory, they are a rnain- stay of all the pep rallies and rnany other auditcriurn proararns. They re- present Vincent in ccrnmunity lunc- tions by headinq parades, and partie cipatinq in the halfvtirne shows ct football and basketball a a rn e s. Whenever there is need for that school spirit which helps win victor ies y u will find the heerleaders The ar up has about fifty rnern bers and is sponsored by Miss Nein heirrier Marlene Fink and Antor nette Rossi were elected as co cap tains for the current year S Rowl F :Syn ds T' A d.11ni F' E5 K ow J KW Pr rf ow3lN5 .lfl J Pas INe e ern P 1. cm s i U1 Kev L Row 4 De ive n D Edkm M V 'ne e M H ir ewnd rs E Caden A Penn l MCD ui,i G Anderson P O inski I M clvfr it vc ii A an. 'Q EVENING Y-TEENS ln the past year Vincent Y-Teens have truly lived up tc their standards as members of thzs crganizaticn. At Christmas ttme they made that special day a nappier czie fcr a needy family, when they aeltverea a very nice Christmas basket. A1- rxcst one hundred Easter baskets were pr:- vided tn equally genercus tashicn. Other prcgects performed by the members were assistance in the Community Chest drive, collecting bandage material to be used lor can- cer dressings, furnishing medicine that aided the recovery ct a sick seeing-eye dog, and pre- senting a variety show tor the shutvins at the County lnlirmary. Recognition from the U. S. Department of State was given tc the Y-Teens tor their work in preparing recognition cards lor use by native lndcnesian teachers of English. The Evening Y-Teens officers discuss the possibility of having a dinner. Kay Seth, refreshment chairman, Gloria Simonelli, Vice-President, Beverly Swanson, President, and Mary Ann Pacansky, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 1: S. Davis, A. Fiiberic, I. Causgrcve and M. LaCour. Row 2: E. Novrrizne, M. Pacansky, B, Swanson, G. Simonelli, K. Seth, B. Kraus, and B. Neiner. Row 3: l. Frost, C. Cerami, P. Takach, D. Gebnardt, I. DiRrenzo, D. Liqas, lvl. Held, L. Czrlabrese, and K. Steiner. .4 K SENIOR Y TEENS Row 1 R Brew V Trtqtlto M I'-'tqinns A -Ilan 'tes er E Alberst dt I U erbuck M I. Henry D Fnedmrn M A Bonqtorno B Delg do I Sand rs Row D INYI4 T Symrnonds I D3Rls'rund N Etsm nn M PISCHGI' A WcsHlohn I Gtonuzzt R McMur:1f R Kes sellnon Row 3 P S' dler I Th mpson E m G Hud n I Kr tz A Ardutnr A Rosst P Bu Cl P I ska Vlwen Iqdy Sand rs proqr 'n 'xznrmun of the Sentor YTeens explatns QI new money rmsmq prcle sh also mzmaqes to rinse 3 huckle Ltstenlnq are C Gremer se ret ry R Brew restdent I ton vtcepre-s1dent :md K Glass treasurer Bowl I Leone F Reynolds M E Welty D Vrqlrone M I Bonqtorno I Levesque G Estock C DOnofno L, Gremer A Atchner I N1 olete Row 2 NV Rcqen M Leormontn R Slmrp I Taylor M Fmk A ..,o'clesser B Ntms A Wellmon M Neuse G K1e M Delavern Row 3 D Sombuchmo M Graham S Carlow K Cunmnqnurn F Rrcxzzr E Puskus I Cnttenden K Glass I Crottr D Armstrong M A Scxrdrm 83 . , I R . - . . Ii 1 , r - - Q 1 . x - - - F K' -: 1 S X . I xg L I , G. . . ., , H, A ' 7 ' , . 3 , . e . 2: . 'i' 1 . . , , . . , . ' 3 , I, 'Ni:ker, I., Riy NA so, . :., . . ', . C', ,. e ,M -Q Breck, I. Chose. 1 ' e , 3. :I ' .. ' - , ' - ct e w I P c D. nv. A , , C- .. , . ,,, , .V ,, - , .. a I S . n - ,. . ' f .. A ' R' - L -f . .- 1 Y I I ,I , x . I I A. I x llth GRADE Y-TEENS .T'W'1fn X ,im l l 1 LJIQ ram A I Row 1: l. Tullrc, P. Hale, W. Vllnitledqe. I. Ferrio, C. King C. Welle, M. Turify, S. Russell, L. Fontecchio. I. Baumbsch S. Bcclko. Row 2: M. W1:ker. S. Loveland, V. Knox, B. Lo cyan, K. Cornell. N. Smith. S. Keiper, P. Kunkel, C. Clemente B. McCreary. R. Iuiliunc. How 3: S. Gusiifscn. N. Ebzscn C K f l M . uner, M. Crnrtlidqe, M, Hill, M. C1130 13, I. Heise, Gustavson, C. Kolbe, P. Hearn, H. Sotus. Msrtnz Mcllouqle, president of the llfh grade Y-Teens explzlns is her officers the importance of good leadershxp. The other ofhcers are l. MCC3llion. S. Russell, M, Gustav- son, L. Poorbuuqh and C. Kolbe. L.-......L-. .- ..-8.1. .. I A n 4 Bl l Row 1: G B'JC'lKhIZH'l, l. Rector F. Dobbs P. Pcstgzfe M Dsuqle, S. Beers M. M :sen :s. C Eqer. l. Hmm Row 3 Cccney. F Gzfferd. T. N:w:1k 3. Titel.. l. f.fif:Q.1 1 T. l.x11i1, M I-l1'lCE'Q' E Erzsi f. F'-'-Trzff C A B Bcnqzerrto. D.G1gl15't1. Row 2: S GQfhYZ.'l1' 3. Szzwxn Sfhzg N. Dxirlstrqni, Lf. Ferguson, S Dgvzs N S ss l-f Vfslle, l. PDZTS :L 31 f. Biker C. fp ' mf-r Lf, LT' S. Y::h1rn. 84 Rowl D New mb P Iosepn V G D Q QS P9 Row D son JI Her N YG- ICG!! G Fygley S Vornrr iss n And 1' P E519 k 3 Os nsk1 J' n ow 3 T 1 m 0 e' HBIIOH SI. LI Ann Fenn Anne c'1q pn 1'Yl1SUS1D 1' 1 1.1121 1dQzs sm11s ngston D Go 4 loth GRADE Y-TEENS YI .4 fr-f 111 Ill ll Row I 4 Gunfl LIU 'U Qvionie K 211 finer DF e ' r' Wfxqn r D 1es ID 1. Row 3 Y I GSP 5 D A Fvnn A 1 'nb any o HOW f' F19 'n I W11lCmS G Lcckw Q G cm , e D .1 85 ..' I 'v: ' - U K 0 . Y X . f 9 ig 7,1 f X A Q N 1 . Cc 1, . 1, -. Dufri, K. zuqhe-rfy, I. C09- rell, A. Tinqun, M1 Izm, , I, Dodson, M. Gm. . 2: . 'Nzh -- -- l. lrirn ,I. F1 , . .r ', . ' 1 1 ', 91, V. R O i, G. Hs: 1, . C , .1 i ', T1. E255 . R , ,. Hnswefer, T B Cru , M. Lzricciz, R, C'Tv'iCC?1i , Fi. Kzcnfz. I. Lidley, I D 1cv- er , . ' Cult: , C. Hcckrnzn, . ztona. C1 QP :cl Y ' I Q , T1 1, C 'V 111119 ind 1 Kp' 'Q ' ' - ' im- A 1 1 1 A I 1 . ' , , . I ' ' ' 1 - 1 . N- 2 - - , 3 V Q Q , Y V x . . ' V ' , F 5. A . h X V Q 'J V, . X I 'J , W V N 1 , ' x K : f 1:11 1 .1 1 1 ,111 1. Q , C. Lutzs, N. Bail, .d r, f. Hsff, L. K11'gstor1. B. . D , . G1'l 1. '. Karr. 2: L. ShfPr1ff, I. SFDYCS G 1 Czliir ,, f'. 'vV111i'JfTTS, . Hullfar, . , ,Spznhzunr 31 'N111'z1r:n lf, nders, I. Erzsf E, 3: f. fffxilnrer, 1,1 1r d1 32, . 'I' , . sed, 1., Ge: Lf. Ruqni rc, I. Lfcyr, I., Tfeiner, Mczjens' , I1 Murray. Hlusic Vi: Q : 'Q,A1..Asv It ,J 4: 1 15' A. -Q 4 -, a v Q x-'.a , fl, s. A ' 1 , q - , .. .4 M, 1 xg. .W - 7' ..Zkf.1r was g..........-..,. Q9 ' I V . 1 G5 N fmsf - F1 rf '24 , V . it 'I' J 'Wa1Fff1 n-I I.- T President Freddze Bonqiorno and Anqeb Zonnx, treasurer, f:'.1s3',1ss the zcfxvxtxes of ihe Glee Club for the year. 86 Q. I D I ' X l 1 I . . 4 J -' YL. 2 S Green, G. T175 I R113 Zffl, D Mcrey F. C'1V'1f'QZ, I. Gjespze 3. Sfllil T 12, A. Zirmz, L. SfI'I1 .'J'f1l, F, ffl-9 1-2. SPH, F.. '.'.' xy F. P :ss rf'-..1, FT. I-:f771, 'C,, P. Fglcy, Names, E1 '.',.f1, f.fQyQrS, F. I-fL.E 3Y. I. Blocks. Row 1: F, funn .1-.. Zcrini f,-G1Q1ffsg'11D, Fi. Lfyefrs, fy-f1lQ-97 2:13 Gzfffl 4.1. Q- 5-:A -5. Row 2: I 7-.:.i :fs . :1 1271 F.. . :',' -. .,. S1113-1 111 5. P155 rf. 1, 3. F6'.1'ff'. Row 3: A. Z11111: F. T1'.1 fIl f, I. ..e'.?1L Cgtmm 4, 533179, f. Frofriurzi, Lf 177135, Vik. Row 4: R. S1131 G. fllweysy In S71--',-,-gn P, Q1 Lf 1'-3, 251241, D, Czgzse S, fillilffk -., :L er. CECELIAN CHOIR Mary 'Niclcer and le-in l'vlcCiill1on, presiding officers of 'ne Cecelidn Choir, :live rfipt :ttention to the music -K 1 of their fellow members. These fuqitives from lcinderqwrteri fire wctufzlly Vin- ce-n'1fes. Mary Lizriicifi, Loli Hirris. 'md Gzrrnelfx Lzrzfciz :s they looked on the fatal diy when they were intimated into the Cecelicn Choir, N I' IN Nl 9 Row 1: P. Shaw, I, McCollion, S. l.oTono, C, Lcriccio, M. Lariccia, K. Steiner I. Cuusqrove, K, Buettner, P. Shreve, I. Zimmer, M. I.. Greco, B. Lundqren, G Estock. How 2: M. Mclntyre. I. Aitken, R. Glzz, M. Gerbrcxcht, P. Ioseph, L Soli, C. Hitchcock, G. Anderson, C. Steins, H. Morris, D. Lunq. Row 3: H. Psil lcxs, A. Johnson, B. Pinqen, I.. Siruk, M. Nelson, M. Wicker, NV. Manchester C. Spanbouer, S. Gerbracht, M. Held, D. Gebhaidt. Row 4: l. Mzxnross, V Boyce, M. Ruqqiero, C. Pliscotcx, V. Olszewski, I. Worden, C. Klein, S. Reed K. Kncblein, C. Flynn, K. Daugherty. ff X, ' R . 1 N 87 ,411- ' Anne Tonqren and Edward Brewer occompanists CONCERT CHOIR lt is our privilege to have one of the finest nigh school choirs in the country. The Concert Choir 1s composed ot eiqhty-three members. Membership is at- tained only after a tryfout with Miss Simp- son, the Director. The Choir provides Vincent students many opportunities to hear fine music well performed. Hiqhliqhts of the year were the Christmas proqram, the Sprinq Concert, performances in the secondary schools of the city appearances on tele vis on and before local service clubs as well as a spring tour to Toronto Canada Raw Row How 88 Row 4 lgvf YFf'1t.i IiZ',' A ?f F- ' I sg. f.' A 'it 3' N Ei If Pf.11 ', fl V 2:A 11..- 1 : -. Icmet Levesque Miss Simpson, Director Albert Thompson Row lg B. vfvY1i111YUST,I'l, C. Kufrier, C. Siqgiz, fl, L. Vifccd, R C'1'J1i 'P P Breck, N. Egsmxrm, Row 2: L. Sihrnidt, F. Egngigrni, D, 'Nqzjnen Row A. Wolfe, D. Eriqqs. Row 4: P. Pcstgfize, f. Ruqure, L, Pocrhzxuqh. . 'li BAND ,J Row 1: . . -.., ,.I. .b Row 2: , . , ,,,,.. I EU 'Un 1 'L' N .W f' D 5 X W, 1 . X Ab.. : 1 3.5 Q. ROW 3: L, .. ...'Jb'. 5. Row 4: fx 'X fn IIIHHZS r' 5 5 ' ' 'MHS 1 S DU . ORCHESTRA A Selected to participa' fs One cf the highest musical hcncrs was be- s'owed cn Raizert 'Nilliamson, who was se- lected to yliy cello in the eastern regional crehestra at Bcstcn this year. Honored by selection to the District Orchestra this year were lames Casillo in the Dstrict Band ere Albert , 1 W ermcn, Dan Bcrldwsky, Lawrence Read and Rcnph Ocxtman. Thompson, lames Buranarf, David W'ells, Anthony Casilla and Vincent Vanckzzen. I Ramona Ieslcd, Elizabeth Ogden, Beverly McCreary, Hugh Ogden, Iclm Scheu an 0 G., I Seated: E. fliffeary, E, flziean D, Oelfarez f. Tuiizc, L. Reza I, S hf'Qf'ffifjI1, I, Swznszi, ', Kiirfr f Fifi f Ozs ...t t 2. Ear. rwsky D. Sextsn, l.. Perfyfzfe, Lf. l.:O .ir, O, Rlfffifn A. Teym O, Y: F. Ag'1.'rge, P. I'f.l.i:rr1sf:n Oritman, fdfnfun, I. Efirisgefer, E. l .,,' gill, TS-, Pl- .11 :xi Efzrmn Standing: H, Bowers G. ','.':'s'n ff ff ir: I, RW, jja! j Kegincr, 'O 3:11, L., Oaslllz, D. '.'.'eQls, Ogden, I. Hg? E Qfgiif O. Eqer, 2. Pe-'Let 91 .14 f I Row I A Lu'z W Grleshober D Bmdwm I Yates I Ienks M Morrls R Mclenc H Hudson Row2 D Mlller C Moore I Logan Ionet Keep M Sher rxff Icme Keep S Hcmczuer I Wumun Row T Atkmson B Harms I Get bracnt G Murphy F' We1b1er D Leven G Mcrszalek R Anderson W Sautter JUNIOR ORCHESTRA JUNIOR BAND O6 41 OW IO 1 Row 1 D Anderson R If cwm 3 , S 'r , x S HuIfm rx Row 2 m n Q '-Ie Cl KS G and'i M M vers Row 3 I ne K I ne Ke-er Tv' S e se 'X' '1 ' 4 I Gerbrcx n R ' D I. m P u 92 Clubs 4 KYBC B Est X 1 Haw 1 I Abrczncrm L Fontecchlo P Bova D Frexdmon I Herse How 2 l. Scnmrdt N Raqen H Noole M Gustcxvson I Norrts I Try lor I RIGZZI GERMAN CLUB Rqwl S Fuller C Henley I Norns E Brewer B Wxllrcxmson B Butler F Simon Row 2 A Axchner C Pufier I IJICKIDHOD C Slqqru M L Wood D Frredmcn L Fonteccluo Row 3 R Hulse D Brrqq B Poulson I Grcrsberqer W Matthews P Bussey G Watson M Stauber W Holland 93 Qu . '-1' H 1 it ' C3 .J qi K , va . . . LU , :I 1 V ,Q fb wah! I I Q 'HWS ' Q , I . - u 4 ,S I t I . Q I' ' t L V , EL CLUB ESPANOL 1 I 1 -I ' ' . il' is I L 'Mrl 1 'lg' 1 -T Ay x A M DRAMATICS CLUB nFSw1nT 11W Row l: R. Castroll, I, Keller, R. Iohnsc , T. Schuler, I. Lamb, S. Kllpsznos, D. Gxglxcttl. Row 2 G r en K. Glass, I. Kmtz, S. Harmon, I.. Pocrigzuqlz, VY. R gen D I. Crittenden, K. Seth. Row 3: B. Askzns, I. SCEIEUCIWI n P m kms, D. Schulte, A. Lusko, R. Thomas, VV. Carl Werner. .UID -,ow lg f. eve ..:.-1 .1 zs' r I' Rowilz T c 94 .-1 Row 2: E - r . Row4 IL CIRCOLO DANTE Row 1: C. ..r':'a rx: P. Elasfz, E. --..,.-...,, J. . 'l '.3,..,.,. ... ZIISC2 L. C'l..,..., ,. ..,...tY1-, .. .....Sf , ffl. Parte, C. rrescgna, l. Lecxe. C O L L E 6 E CLUB How 2: . :afar 1 f Row 1: P. Reslink, C. Greiner, C. Crum, R. Castroll, D. Gillespie, M. Hiqqins, A. Aicriner, G, Estcck C. Lazarus, F. Reynolds. Row 2: I. Rogers, I. Hoff, S. Mcmbrea, G, Fagley, P. Estoclc, S. Cerami M. Delivern, I. Chase, S. Heed, M. Rinehart, I. Utterback. Row 3: M. Gustavson, l.. Fonfecchio N. Ebisch, F. Gifford, P, Ioseph, I. Mgyr, N. Bohlender, I. Heise, M. Hill, M. McDouqle. Row 4 D. DeMarcc, D, Drake, H. Lukeas, K. Cornell, R. W'rignt, T. Kluz, H. Noble, C. Spanbcruer, M. A Schuler, P. Vfegblen. Row 1: S. Carlow, M. Cccney, M. Cipcila, S. Russell, M. 'Wicken B. Margolis, R. Brew, I. Sanders, S, Newcomb, I. Delavern, I. Hinspeter. Row 2: I. Mcclver, A. Tonqren, C. Lucas, B. MacLean, H. Magengu, N. Mandel. D. Armstrong, K. Gi iss, K. Cunningham, L. Sheriff, K, Schluraff, I. Crittenden, I. Kratz. Row 3: P. Stadier, I, Rupert, E. Cutri, C. Clemente, L. Weiner, S. Williams, M. Nease, B. Ogden, S. Haller, A. Penn, M. A. Wolfe, I. Boker, N. Smith, I. Scheuerman. Row 4: R. Schwab, D. Lindberg, R. 'xNiliiarnson, S. Harmon, I. Wicker, N. Eismann, W. Askins, M. Fink, L. Ray, D. Wright, T. Symmonds, I.Duhlstrand, R. Butler. 1 monitors R! 2 .Af-'?' ' ATTENDANCE Sealed: M155 Kuhn. Row 1: G. Buckham, F. Reynolds, A. Gaston, H. Brew, A. Aichner. Row 2: I. DiR1enzo, D. Boyd, S. Holler, D. Vlillxums, E. Srxuth. C' 1, H .x -. .4 r' I HALL Row 1: G. Miller, G. Estock, I. Leone, I. Holmstrom. Row 2: I. Hockey, B. Simmons, E. Gasbarro, V. Piscxno, G. PC1- kelu, M. Laird. 'W A L . I ,sr .Q x .,1 i P , r ' I ul. - f 'i?.2 MJ 'A4f.? OFHCE I. Levesque, D. DeS:1ntis, I. Brain, M. Delcxvern, D. Liqus, I. Rupert, B. Gus- tavson, M. Ligcs, D. Boyd, D. DiSabt1- tino. Row 1 1 ' T fl 'fry-f. Y, F' 2 A I 'J 'S I J .f.. . V: A Seems ey are 3. Filiins, G. Him K G - A Y- A 4:1-rx, L. :.3f1r, w. A lp A 5 Row 3: D, Gzllesy . Frxedrzgn. rw 'il if 1? , ' COUNSELORS' f' Row lg E, .': :nf I. fr:-.'n, L. Aaerrizri. Row 21 L f . ':.1i f. Dzhlsfznd, F. Fiizzg, COOHNG -r Hope we hive eve-rythlnqf sfxy I. Leone. C. Cercxmi, D. Serr, L. Calzbrese and E. Kraus, who are Mrs. lvfzzurs Ccckznq monitors, Foctlzull monxzcrs, Iudy Utterback and I BC,v,ed.V. Swznscnx :heck Over G letter Row 1g Nl. I. BOUQIOIDO, P. Sulz, E. Mimcuso, M. Daily, I. Mele mg. taeyve prepxed for Mr. Hum, P. Shaw, L. Deverezxux, I. Fxsher. How 2: l. Cottrell, C. Drozeski Fhrevl M. Presum, D. Lang, E. Culri, D. Snmbuchino, B. Delgado, M. A ' Ecnqmmc, H. Psxllizs. Row 3: S. VV1lli3ms, I. Msnross, A. Arduini E. Puskus, M. A. Nichols, L. Sherlli, I. Lowers, F. Rluzzl, I. Clotxi 98 Huxiliaru Hgencies CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1 Reese N mvllle H B1ytH D ns er Row 2 V Kmnsm I. Ful erton V Kuffer E Secxrless 67 Yi: 5 NURSE cerned wx L' he results f .I tt M1ss Omqley school nurse does some cneckmq Albmcx Ardumm seems con r CUSTODIAL WOMEN Row 1 E Mule-r E Stefter C Am tcm qelo Row 2 R Bzumqardner D Fuck' tcm B Fuler M Moqel M Szeple fCW5k1 99 5 'ini' '15-V I 398 ffm' 'un-if ' Gf,'999 ? O 7 ,ov aa Ig, 53- x,, pf r Q-:vibe 1 :Q 4'-N. v - 5 5: we BQQ V71 100 gi as J sbp JVl'l sums -1? Sprinq Sports CITY AND DISTRICT CHAMPIGNS And There we were! Vincent fi lIY1CiC1CiS eased cver the finish line tc Cilfifh the C1ty title, C1 :ici dlteqether SKLTITISXTCI fdct, since they had cczp- tured ihe Distric? X YiTi6 just iwc weeks GTIYHQY. Beqinninq the sedscn with sridshinq victcries over Hczrbcrcreek and Ashtabula, the fist cgty series ccrnpetiiicn fediured 3 sparkling 'Jictcry cver East, 9285. Gczfherinq rncrtxenturrz, they Went on ic sweep the City series: Prep, 85 3X5 - 48 2f5: Acdderny, 82 U2 - 52 U27 Gfid Tech, 88 U2 - 46 UZ. Distinguished 'perfcrmers durinq the '54 sed son were Dick Dickey and Henry Harden. Dick set d new ciiy record in the low hurdles. Henry , 'Q r,'12- if Doyle winning quarter-mile ' 1 A 3 in City Meet -f,,,f ' I . 4351- ! U .us ' if r 'c'I ungiuyifl ,, , E Dickey posis c new record - 1 I P F B d Krkosku in ine low hurdles-City Meet -- ,, - - A C-'Cues ed Jn Asmns M Winner m the Rex M1.Ier takes cz first in the century, mile in City Meet , pg: . ' I . 14 qv . ' . K. H fr M . gl ' . , .-3 'A u it 1 ' i . I I , 4 l -1 , . 1 g ' gush , 1 ' 0 : ' ' f f In 35- -QISQ .1 ' I'- I- ' . '- '5 ' .. . . iiig, ' K in ,.. ,I 'f ci . 5, , '-wg-Q-.sz T 1. 'ff 102 DATE OPPONENT Apr. Harborcreek 12 Apr. Ashtabula 28 l!2 May East 35 May Prep 4 8 2 X 5 May Academy 52 U2 May District 1 D lst May Technical 46 U2 May State Meet 10th Iuno City Meet lst kept high-jump contestants on their toes and was runner-up in the State Meet. Many envi- ous opponents followed in the wake ot Dick Doyle in the 440, and Walt Askins in the mile. Always hard to keep pace with were Rex Mil- ler in the 220, Bill Starks in the high hurdles, and Dave Briggs in the 880. Outstanding in the tield events were Eric Campbell and Pete Funk. Hugh Ogden was the season's utility man: he broad jumped, hurdled, high jumped, and ran in several re- lays. Max Munch and Phil Zaeder took turns in winning firsts in the pole vault. Fine work, teamg keep up, the good work. 'x VINCENT I 19 X 89 U2 92 86 3X5 82112 881!2 gala ll 's . KI ,' if V me 4 . .- ' 'if fr 1 s ,V , .nl - fic... . x '-r ,vi 'X 'I e ,. '- 3-.fa I ft '. I - - I, X Max Munch showing excellent form. Campbell was a consistent winner in the shotput Starks and Ogden piled up points in the high hurdles in the District Meet. 459- M n 4 fllfl 4 ,., -f ' , I 12 V., . 'L 4 in s v f '93, ., JTO'- x v , N ,. mfs 'iv if 4' a. f'- .,...f Looks hke faculty row' Zueder Pole vqulgmq D-th I QP if xx 1,45 I Ai'-1 43?-:J fe WU! 4 -ef 1-A XJ. ,, if Askms loses a heart breakmq Tomb m the quarter mlle mile Gi M9CfdV1u9 Bnqqs takes the baton 043011131 Tech m the mlle relay - '1'?' T':Z:lL' ' NUCA 'Q I Foran holds on to the baton m the ha1fm1le relay 1 0' 1-1? Za. P f ll' v 5-3: J A gi rv x 'E Y R, Cox and Abraham get se O4 V' n 1 , Q xs'QL','v'-2- X f . A 4 f X 1. 's 1 i ' , - ' v x x, - f' BP no ' A 5 ' I , 5- vw . V X f tf 'r r 4 t wr-' V t - j -' ', , 'ivy X Q Q - P A .' t ' ' QA ' - ' ...-. 1 N Q ry! h my I Q. A. , nl' , 'J l ,Elini I R x ' In 'L ' S f . -X f A . M' .-s L A l . VJ-fi' . 1 Q Q - ay' . ' - ' '-1- - ,' A K V -reign. t- , V ..H , rf, 4 '-51: -M V - P-K-5 4,5 h t yi A I ' ' ,,. Q rf' -f :gg :..: 1 3 -'Fai 1' h- - ff T .'WVQ 'S : : fi :Fw M, t ' 't '1' -1 : : . .., I: fm, I v ,... t ,- . .Aa - ,- ,, T 1 .. 1 , v ,:, xx .. 7- - A - . . , ,, F - i V ,. -v f , 2 A N' - 3' 5 QQ . ' A 'f .1 - V. f -,A ' X , M- f, z t' 4 ,. , z 1 q w, ' ' 6 me -xg V., 'iff' ' ' ' . I ff A hwf,, 1152? . ' f V , K ' N. , . N X, ' D Q-,g ig E' L4 Y' ,U A v ' ' A i- . A N .'-f m t' ,V ' n V - 3 ' 5. :', '.g 5'2 EP 7-- ' f ' ., ff t,.-wfffg' '- f , f , : ' 'YK' ,l',,'--.31 L22 , A 1,1 t ' A ,.-Q' . ,!5, ' . . ' A . .t , tf A, , .- 4 w - .. - H 4 N . I b u., ..3:. ty X by X , M 4 - -fs . t t 1 , - . ' ' Q t ' .. t ' . -4 I' Q . -, i ,, . 01--me 1 Q . . Q .Q ' g 2 1 , A ' ' I . . , .-A V V' I . . 1 1 Iii' D ns' ' 1 ' 'X 7 , I iv 5 t, 1 r DATE Apr. Mdv May MUY Mdv Iune Iune OPPONENT VINCENT 30 Technical 0 7 10 Academy 1 5 12 Lawrence Park I 6 20 Lawrence Park 6 l 27 East 0 7 8 Prep 3 V2 3 V2 16 Prep 1 6 11 v Q Kp. .Nxv'.'w. h I 1: 2 Xl Ji li , it ,M is, , x 2 The Colonel representatives on the qolf course were M. Brown, R. Latimer, D. Cowley, D. Briqqs, B. Paulson, S. Ruqqiero cmd T. Graham. Now do you think this new club is qoinq to work out?' Coach Schenck asks Captain Tom Graham after his indivi- dual win in the District Meet. Q 'S lb xx X DATE Apr. 23 Apr. 26 Apr. 29 May 6 May 10 May 13 May 17 May 20 May 2 1 May 24 OPPONENT Academy Technical Prep East Academy Technical Prep Millcreek District 10 East I. Rodrigues, A. Ionasson, I. Hartman, I-l. Doll, and K. Kopin made up the 1954 tennis squad. V .E 1 I UIQ, A Notice the fine way in which this racket is made. points out Coach Humphrey to Tennis Captain, Ioe Rodrigues. 105 VINCENT 4 V2 7 V2 3 V2 8 V: 10 Vz l V2 3 9 3 9 7 5 10 V: l V2 9 3 lTom Graham, top man with 77l 4 8 R. Haller . 1 I5 4-V BASEBALL hcks' Home hx 511303 PHC Huh-uh. SXKXOU' 0 SCOIGS- DATE Apr. M01 Md! Md! Mar Nav Md! Mar Mn Iune Iune Iune OPPONENT VINCENT East Technical Prep Prep Emi Academy Academy Technical Prep Technical Ea!! Academy 'M '1f 'x .kgnlv M9476 11' , D E1 - Cui. takes his ws it oval' Romeo ' o S1 mon mi . , K 1 Bruschi behs one Mn .du J. X soie mls' e fi . qe BUASCYU ' iii end NM -nell is sille' Cum gc avi 1, .1 . Row 1: Fl. Possorelli, I. Romeo, T. Ccxhill, H. Mitchell, G. Felice, A. Scherrer. Row 2: F. Simon, R. Hcrise, M. Poloqyi, I. Coule, P. Bruschi, B. Barber. Row 3: I. McCcrllion, E. Campbell, D. Heirls, R. Groenendcxol, Coach Al Lubowicki. Fall Sp arts if, FOOTBALL With high hopes, the Vincent football team started its l954 season under the coaching of lohn Krkoska and Vincent Bell. lt was hoped that this was the beginning of a new era in football for the school, an era of improved and winning teams. During the first three weeks of practice, the boys were put through inten- sive drills in calisthenics, fundamentals, and team play. With these, work on T-formation plays was initiated, in preparation for a tough ten-game sched- ule. Harborcreek, moving into Class A play because of a sharp increase in enrollment, handed the Colonels a l3-l2 upset in the first encounter. This was an unexpected result to pre-season forecasts. The following week, journeying -f-'QF to DuBois, the team met with a 35-O defeat. fi Having two games behind them, the Bed and Black prepared for their ' first City Series game against Prep. With determination the key word, they played a superb game and came through with a sparkling 6-6 tieea moral victory, for Prep became the City Champions. ' A 1 twill? , Meeting Washington away, the boys suffered a 47-20 defeat. The next K 1 frrjlftfg Q 3gH game was one which the whole school had anxiously been awaiting. Vincent, Q? 15 celebrating its silver anniversary, had planned a homecoming for the alumni, A' at which time Diane Armstrong was crowned as Homecoming Queen. The .. 1 Colonels, in meeting Bradford, showed alertness and drive through the entire ' .N '-K game, and upset the visitors with a stunning 2l-l3 victoryw the perfect ending Q3-is l , f X' for a carefullyplanned Homecoming. Staying on the victory trail again the , . Y, . 1 A W w f ' A ' i f f 5:0 Head Coach Krkoska likes the looks of the squad that re X ?'W-.,,Ji.,aY f V-,Q li pcr's for practice . . . Boi: Groenendaal throws a block fcr ' E 13' ,f '. ' ' Bert Zurn in the Bradford gxme. . s., l Q -I 'wi A,', Y ll l of ,A H 's tollowtng week, Vincent proved too rnuch of a match for the defending City Champions, and gave East a 2540 setback. l-loping to tie Prep for first place, they entered the Academy game Wlth the decided goal of a City Championship. lt seemed that hopes would come true, until with six minutes to play and Vincent ahead 14-l3, the roof fell in. Academy won 39-l4. On October 29, our gridrnen traveled to Sharon with a large following of fans to face the powerful Tigers. Outplayed from the beginning, they lost 32-l2, Still maintaining hope for another victory, the Red and Black met Tech at the Stadiump they played the Centaurs to a l4-l4 tie, thereby taking third place in City Series competition. ln the last game of the year the Colonels suffered a 44-6 loss at York. The team showed great improvement this year, with promise for great things next year. Row 1: P :ff 1' r' 1 rs ff ff',Qf ,', D, Sfijk, YV. Pelkowski, l.. Perignj 'k l. Tiff . .. 1 I 5'1f QQ: fi. flirtfges. How 25 B, Z-im, RA BCE. ' 'I . 'filler , Zonna '. -C w r 'I A L R Qobgcxer s A Luoowi s ' on Q, .Q Q 40' 109 E- r- f-.Q A Preiiizf ' 'lffl N J I -41 Coaches Bell 'rnfi l.til'owif'k1 plersuro over fl wffll-exft 'rated gt. xy. fb x gy 40 DATE Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. J. V. FOOTBALL J Row 1: R. Vfalkow, VJ. Deflecrqe, A. Zonna, I. Fhoades, R. Tcrrance, R, Semenfelli, D. Milner, F. Cfivutfo, I. De-Franco, D. Schwab. Row 2: A. Sapp, T. Su-lick, D. Gulleur. R. Vlrignt. Row 3: Couch Lubowicki. S. Snyder, E. Berarducci, I. Turify, HV. Robinson, Fl. Doolittle, H. Redinger, I. Konnerth, I. Page, D. Morey, R. Pertetto, A. Iohnson, T. Hottstetfer, R. Arrowsmith, R. Mucha, M. Veltri, Coach Barthelscn. CROSS COUNTRY Capturing the District lO title and finishing second in city competition, the Cross Country squad won additional OPPONENT Prep Academy Tech distinction by taking third place honors in the State Meet. Had it been possible to take another squad member to State College it is possible that the team would have placed even higher. Under Mr. Wilkinson's capable coaching Walt Askins, Dave Briggs, Louis Penpelc, Bill Eddinger and other mem- bers ot the team compiled an outstanding record to the credit ot the school. Row 1: Renkis, I. Semple, W. Eddinger, F. Bunko, R. Carter. Row 2: R. Vtliiliamson, R. Si'ter, I.. Penpek, F.. Schiuitle, R. M:Knighf, A. Pe-npelc. Row 3: D. Briggs, M. Phelps, IN. Askins, P. Paley, H. Ogden. East Prep Academy Technical District Meet State Meet lllinter Sports 'Fans at the South High game. CITY AND DISTRICT CHAMPIONS X C . 4.91 BASKETBALL Picking up oil the marbles seems to iii the Vincent coqers this yeor. The Coionels come throuqh with ot spotless ioq in City Series ploy with on 8 ond U cord, ond ct 12 ond U record in Section I ploy. In the requior seoson our boys foshioned o sporklinq 20 ond 1 record. Leodinq the Go-Go Colonels this yeor were Fronk Simon, , ,N-A ' 2 Mike Poioqyi, Wait Askins, Poul Bruschi, Ron Hoise ond Tom , .. . ' ' f- :- .. 4' f i fr: - xg l I u 4 1? I! I I ' su , X C4 ' i I a , li J . F s Q ' N iff' M . AV W- Row l: H. Pcfzqyi P. Brus:hi, R. Hiise, '.'.'. Askins, T. Cziiall, F. Szrnon, R. Sfter, L Pf- Row 2: D. Ergggs Lfanzqer, D. Blowers D. Arrrzwsniriz, F. Sinus, F. '.'.'z1.gig', E g.:i, I. D. Lawson, T. Tomb,T. Yscobozzi, M. Phelps, .5-.ssn't :imager 112 N I C:?..QQ. 14412 P31331 ' 2f1.519Q13lf.Q 52.9. :Kirin Dlfillw fx 6.252 setzfd. Ending the sexsiri 'mth 3 22 and . pq, the szjuizd SLIYYXJSEQ the retiri CI fha 1932 Teiii, 'ffhlfh Qsied C1155 23:22 CfI,QI' brass GS 3 rieriber. Thx 123751 Wir: 31 the '.-my fl fmvls befzre b2'.'11rq fi Qld Fzrqe IIT The fiiilfe. The presef' siluizd wus .Mt S3 ftrtunzzte, 1'lElT.Q 13 Sixth Qi Pifshurqh lH href ripmd it reqizixl elirrgr. Lzis. Lei by the big the fic ere make Clfy retcrds 12. fe':r:1 scdriryg fzrfi ':'.'Qr'z gi- iff .13.r:1':i'.'i:ri'5 I 2:57 in per L' v- 1, 'n' I 213 f ' F fgizme. sn,-af 4 seusiri, they averizued '1 speztxtulzxr 74.1 pgxfs DATE Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 5 30 3 7 10 17 18 22 OPPONENT Iameslown. N. Y. Bradford Kanty Prep New Castle Bradford Olean, N Y Academy VINCENT 59 71 70 64 63 85 77 .Ani ff Dec. Dec. lun. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Icm. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. 27 29 7 14 18 21 25 28 4 8 11 18 24 3 10 15 Geneva, Ohio Easi Harborcreek Prep Millcreelr Technical Conneaui, Ohio East Academy Hczrborcreek Millcreek Prep Technical Mercer Shcxrpsville Pittsburgh South High B1 64 82 56 88 63 68 73 76 87 97 79 71 83 75 54 .'.K?.o 'f '.'lIl. W XJ . . 4 f 8,58 4 x f IB I -I - ,v- fx Q x X f' -X x X X K I II , , VV,---,,if--f Frank Simon V0 KA. -FHA ' Mike Polciqyi F lv, Ax '1 w 1 l Q - fefm , ff xg Walt Askins Paul Bruschi Ron Hcise Jr. I-Il BASKETBALL Row 1: Ichn Krzfz rump VJA-.. .. gg Y ,o..l l, I. G. l-lend: V ., ,.,. nesnrt, V: :se 3 zlzk, I. Dani-. fl . ::..n3w1:, O, Erzer, KS'1 55. Row 2: lc s .. I. Gerbrzint, ,. R. Vieyrcz, Q J. v. BASKETBALL ' ml' -ouch Ioe Koehler takes time out to give monoqers, F. Covotlcm cmd T. Swxclc 3 few pointers. Below is Couch Kos-hler's squad, Row lg H, Redinqer, A. Io'1n son, M. Veltri, D. Moyer, R. Arrowsmith, K. Kopin, A. Penpek. Row 2: I Kon nerth, R. Perfetlo, R. Amoroso, R. Doolittle, I. Major, E. Bemrducci, W. Iu1lo f 1, 1 f ll - i r 1 I 1 If. ., x.,lX' XX 'IX -5 v. -. ,kv Qu., X IAULM' SIM up-.1-I , E' Q 1:-f! ,!' X Wi, ,TX WRESTLING w , . . . . Xvfmng, . C ,',Y.,,,. iv- .,.,..,j ..,. ma City, ' ' ' fs 'pw - -, HA -,A ..v, n YA- ,-,W-f,-4...,,A ,..n,. ,I 1.Y,1 p,,4,9 .,. ,UI b':f.':: -,...,,f':....,... H UA: F A r. 'fx 1 ,x..,- .,-,A fqlv Y Cf: TQVQYGCG V-:T -., V..'7, 2311151 .A.CfICEIff'I' L.: ,Muzi :1 119, ei lgsi the rcigrri I'I1QIf 'x. LTFAMQ bib UA: 'fa pry i'::z.pS, the filgrlel 'gripglers Ziff 133i SlflQ'1G niches TT, FY'II'.E.lQf',, Hirst izrpz Qrff.'..lQe 13 ,::.p1.e fl sezzsgx reizriz :f uve wgns, :tie tie , . ri SIX ASSQS. aan-al up 'ar ,f if Cl Ed Irzvfzrcne frcsses for 'he gm, Af... V Jenn Bzrhelscn Gets Ficnzlci fqhns 1 cmd Ichn Scheuerrncn. . ,,, , . LCTTH KIUS ITZTVIS Of'FCY19Tlf 'A iff :', --, - -M- - VQA., .' Il qc: 'Herne 'fe raw vw f -5- .J .,,... 1 emner cepzrtfieif . . . me exiting tie traits with Acaiieriy that was 4 ' 4 ee .4-f ...f- ...,-- 4 -.u..-....-:--- A'v ,,.4 . V- , N. ev .1-...:L.. ----H' ',.,-an f9.9'f'lS93 plating ffiuck Akew 25.1 Laskc, Wwe H1-Usage' Ma ifvfv -f fbi ff, . ,....., .. AA- Q sw. aa., .., J. 1 1123.5 . . . iillfi AATEYS '!f'lX'llI'1Q' 'QC 213 fijf CCI- l f i'9f f,'f'f,!flI'.QilI'.Q' gif? C Clfil' 'If'.'lf'f.Q1l'lf'.Sf'.l:l2 . :nu 'ae mgh nzpes :f Asers Lusfc 3:3 Lash as 'mey went an 1: wrestle if the D1stri:t finals. DATE OPPONENT VINCENT Dec, Franklin 26 25 Dec, Easl 22 23 Ian. Academy 23 23 Ian. Technical 5 35 Ian. Prep 42 5 Union Cily 11 35 Union Cily 10 32 Ian. East 26 19 Feb. Greenville 42 6 Feb. Technical 9 37 Feb. Academy 33 6 Feb. Prep 32 5 mfgy City Ch cmpicn C'flflY:GS Akers Cnuclc Brown ., .ses control in his match. Ronnie Haugsdahl dem:ns'r3tes his famous break-away. Row 1: G. f.fg..er, D. Brady, S. Tuner, I. AI- 'l',,.,-ff. ,. , - ,s n Row ' ,-. A f,-..,- . .vfzr ne, C, mic .s, A. Liskt, r, Lrnixms, F. Rings- dzh.. How 3: E. ifnzjiies, D. S'f1'.i e, C3- . ,N ,. ll, Y 'N Q,1..4 'N 119 eq, asf Y fe ,C 5.412 5 2-14 .. . .4.... -fr..-,, ..f, .,,...- , M, .urs v ,, 9 1 .......p- 1 , ' x Al I x 'Fl 1. 1 J. .. in 'ff i x 3 '95 The old gray fox and the captain Coach We-ible and Barry Paulson. CITY AND DISTRICT CHAMPIONS We're proud of our swimming team. Need we say more? Everyone knows of the outstanding merits ot our Vincent swim- mers. They have taken the City Championship tor nine years in succession, and in that time have won 74 meets, a record that is marred only hy a tie with Academy in the l953 season. Under the superb coaching of Art Weible, the swimming talents ct Barry Poulson, Iohn and loe Mozdy, Warren Weber, Larry Erick, lohn Crouch and Ed Lutz have resulted in top hon- crs tor our school in city and district competition. Appendicitis, the code name for calamity, robbed the squad of the services of lohn Keller and lohn Mozdy. Despite this, the team continued to second place honors in the regional meet and third in state competition. .x 7' ' I, I I L ' S ' 4 A - . Q v K A wffk. .,cg, 'A K ENTRIES IN Tl-IE STATE MEET: Andrew Scherrer, loe Mozdy, Barry Poulson and Larry Erick. William Mathews, manager . . . State Diving Champion, Barry Poulson . . . Star Backstroker, Ice Mczdy. 118 0 Z 1 O I 5 .LD W f ' .mm ' f1fSf s'.-11:1 :f'e+:'fJ:r:is fw F 1, x 'G f 0 , SWIMMING Row l: W' Jew-r v . v YU., R. E-Pzuqsduhl lee Mszdy E. Czrew B. Piulsen I f'v,.-f-'rw . ww... Vf. P'1k3wsf:x Row 2: T. Sthuler I. Hartman I. Lcub E. Lutz Ich: vl.f:zdy I. Kener Scherrer L. Frick Row 3: N. S6051 D. Pefier G. Fzzrny 7. Ecurier l. feisty B. Hf,ll'IY'lfl I. Gzllesfxe D. Lfurginy G. Lcesel 119, DATE Ian. 6 Ian. 13 lan. I7 Ian. 19 Ian. 24 Feb. 7 Andy Sfherrer takes hfth place Feb, 14 in the State Meet. Feb. 21 Feb. 26 Mar. 5 Mar. 12 v...,..,,.. Jem.-- .. -M . I .. 7 A I N Ax f . 4 H., f I Y l P . I K 5 1 COMBINED RELAY TEAMS: XV. 'Nehen E. Czrew, I. Keller E, Lutz :md L. Frick. D, Murphy and I. Crouch were uh sent when pieture was taken. OPPONENT VINCENT Academy 29 46 Prep 31 44 East 23 48 Technical 17 58 Academy 34 41 Prep 28 47 East 34 41 Technical 12 E3 District Meet First Place Regional Meet Second Place Stale Meet Third Place 1 I Y I 1 1 Y If DATE Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. OPPONENT VINCENT East 1 G Prep 2 6 Academy 4 2 Technical 1 7 Technical 1 9 Academy G 4 East 3 7 Prep 2 4 WATER POLO A race down the pool midst spray and shouts, ending with a quick score, pinpoints the action at Vincent water polo games. The agile playing ot the Mozdys, Iohn and loe, and Barry Paulson, the teamwork ot Larry Frick, Barry Carew, Iohn Crouch, Warren Web- er, Iohn Tansey, lohn Gillespie and lohn Kel- ler, and the inspired guard set up by lack Laub, Wally Pelkowski, Bill Holland and Ronnie l-laugsdahl, all combined to give Vincent sec- ond place in City Series standings. The only games lost were to Academy, who eventually became City Champions. ff 1,f. GOALIES: lack Laub, Wally Pelkowski, Bill Holland and Ronnie Haugsdahl. Senior High Birls Hihleiics T BONLINV' L APUE CFF1 fi S D .rs ony sspr 1 CS'OSe9Wli'i em s BOWLING hp nasd ff 1 Q ic gle S m 1' G s D1 NH re- N1 i' 1 r s en Dusims en f qua-S le3d1nq S cre BC 'LN fPIONo .fi :pn G K e V' P A sic s e re Cer 'Cn RUNN B LING CHAT P G Q1 Z1 P E usx S V nd Tv Rwe 121 . My 1. 7 , Sri ' 'fi . 'xy :iff sihzzi 'J nC-nt's 'G time 'ef r Qc' '11 EQ WS Cervrgl Fa Q tc: :ll,y , 1 0' he ' 'h 1-'fgss Errx: '.' E.-211.9 1 ERIE 1 'i who ded up cs e 1,3 ' ' ' : r. 3 R 1 1 XX L J E J 'Ci S: . ' ':'1 , SGC- 1.t. g A. C9150 ., :rf-'zsurfry 'mzl S. Go- Lruriit, f1fQS1d9T1', C'EiF'I'k zvf-I 'RQ Elzwluiq Zec- ori . 5.1 3. 1 1I'1flYSffTL3C9. 'fi f1'G CHAI. N: F. 'Q , . lx . H. Cz:-ers, B q 1 'mi I. me e. ,Alf CA 'I' HIS: Lf Le-irrngnth, E. Pu -1.1. M. Paltz, L. Hxyes, P. Heurn, Pszllzs 2. rvfflflffl, I. L :1 , fzres. .'Ef-?S7jP TC OV! I ff S: . . 'zz ', , E. P' LJ , 1. 913221 3 L 1. -hart. 4 ARCI-IERY JUNIOR AIDES Lev' FI. Brew, F. Reynolds, D. Szmbucninc, C. Hel- man, I. '.'.'i:ker, I. Taylor, Hagen. SWIMMING LIILKIQT WI Hgw lg M. Fink, C. Bushee, S. Gustavson, I. Boker, I. Loqon, C. Bayer, I-I. Hudson. Row 2: S. IVI3CJ91'13Uf N4 Wilson, M- B- Keim, I. Mayr, M. Shenff, C. Dzckey Row 3: C Enssle, I. Baker, M. Rlnehart, D. Ressinqer, G. Gczrlcch. LIFE SAVING SENIOR .xxx I., JUNIOR -U 'If' It'ovIf1l3il1fI3ZviliAgrpfggfnegozq2iAB',-Iiilfigig' Rqw lg TJ. x716'IT1C19I, P. Osinski K. Seelzr, r Estock, S. .. I, . . .. , . . we H -1 - , 1 FW! s . 'H in ,, s. DMS, M. A. Cgfmdqe, N. Lumburd, N. Bch- :eff ,N I5Jfg'gfd'd Hog Sy ,wH?'1fjQ,jQ Hens' P' lender, M MCDouqle, I... Shenif, B. Delgado. u 'mm' ' C en er' ' my! ' Hum 122 BASKETBALL 12th Grade Champions: .2 cf '?.- Class League Row 1: ff. 5125435123 ','.'. Hagen, .-5.. Fzssx. Row 2: Fzzzzll.. Fay, E. Pxxskus, E. SYCNL S-4 sh-.Lf 10th Grade Chamoions: Row 1: B. Brown, I. Williams, C. LaPlaca. ROW 2: C. Dundon, D. Friedman, P. Osin ski. VCLLEY BALL How 1: C. Dundon, I. Williams, C. Holman. Row 2: V. Shea, A, Tonqren, V. Geary. fx I -AAL ...-..- - .. llth Grade Champions: B. Farrell, S. Davis, M. Ferguson, S. Gerbracht, M. Dickey, S. Keiper. BADMINTON AL-1 I. Leniulay, G. Lockwood, P. Brown, C. Dash, D. William- son, E. Walker. 123 Junior Hiqh Girls Hthletics VoHeyVc'1 fundamentals 1-53.-'xv-'wg -QQQ I N! 'fd 45 124 dn +4 X Q Haw 1 I Muller R RQISIUQGI' N Wxlson C M yr I Brad ley M B Ke1m C D key Row 2 L Marquardt C Coop er I Keep I Boker I Cxcero C Neuberqer K Vogel A e A .. qw, 1 A 7.4 1 'W 1 , I I I my M Q rv Ax LI , 'u I f I L 1' C -A-I-'fx -WN! 1249, I from tooth brushes to home furmshmgs or grocerles could be made ln one place! A complete advertlsmg sectlon such as th1s comes close to fulfillmg that desire Your purchases l1ke the good will shown by our advertlsers are a real help to our school m producmg th1s annual 125 How often have we wished that all our purchases- . . . 1 . , ERIE S FOREMOST NEWSPAPER 'Nia X '3 muvvssuk UNSWN B W X can G0 ' -W W 45 N,,,pd',nl ' ERIE TIMES 110 West 10th Street Proper Protection Pays 5 33 EA T Insurance exclusrvely GRISWGLD MANUFAC FURING CO Cast Iron Cookmg UKCDSIIS and Other Household Specxaltnes 1053 W 12th Street -. -on-futon Student headquar ters for school art and draftmg sup phes typewrlters fllm and other photo needs glfts and greetmg cards It means so much more to g1ve -or get a the perfect graduat1on glft I Duggan Rlder W A Davus Jeweler OFFICE SUPPLY co ' 729 State St Erxe Pa 126 107 West 10th Phone 25 7140 , H 1 NN V Q 1 ' I ' . sbt-..1'-S' 'EEUU ' ,,,,- ' 1,V'4 V . 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A? 2? 1 lla: 1 'I ' Aki 15 ' ' als .6.?'q:7e'Q? w:ts4' NW Rough if ff, l' :bmxvitagfs ai-. mutt' w-A H' Svkliwl 3 53 EK 4 ., ,,, ' M735 vis. L+ K in eye 1 13 W '11 Mgr. ' Co., '-.'fi?J:L0'i'. A ef, MFG-lg: 4- zwswdk Evne and Dlck Barker s S N A C K H O U S E Quahty and Servlce Smce 1932 A DUCHINI 1001 West 6th Street 24th and Brandes Ph 0 3178 The home of Hammermxll Bond and other fine papers has made the name of Erxe known around the world ' On thxs Fourdrxmer paper machme, wood pulp IS formed mto paper The paper moves at a speed of over 900 feet per mmute. It IS possxble to make more than 250,000 lbs of Hammermill Bond m a smgle day on one machme. Nearly a block ln length, the Fourdrmxer, wlth nts operatxng equlpment, cost more than two mnllxon dollars' HAMMERMILL PAPER CO. ERIE. PENNSYLVANIA 132 W ju 1,- '.. yan lafq Q ' rw. , w my .1 1 , ,A a gxaeo 'ln' .. 4,1 ,','h . z. 3-53,5 f -I svp1,ff ,' , M . A',,, :YH b . n ' . 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J. n I v , If . , .v 1,5 , 1, ,W Eslff A, D L x 31' N ,, ww, ls ,.. ' -A N in f '. ,.,,'f,, W A -- . '-1 Q. I, 1 1, J. ,i.f,.1:.24'-17. , . u- -fy , asf ' .1 e'-.faq tn 1 I N ,Mx -A ,. V' 4., inf Ml ' ' -.tx A figlrn 1 hah, ' . I ' , , Znfai. - 'Q' 1 .-. 1,...,- T' f ' . 3 f ' Q: A J V 'pf ' Af, ' 1 '.,,.g,' I ,f ,X Mvfguf- M5 ' -. ,':'. .5451 . ' Q -Q, 5 vt ' 'p IU 7 '7 5' ' :',sl - .. -. . if B XTR- 7131 V ' we '. .- 1. ... .-, ,. - '-. - - Jax - , .,,. , . e t I l . . . . . . - ' , - . . 1 xx . Fumlture of Quality Smce 1918 What can be mcer at days end than a snack an 1ce cream treat or a dehclous A E dmner away from home' BROS Funmrums Co ,n c PARADE AT nm ERlE,pA out of we Hlgh Rent Dlgeme BJSVJJ maori - 1. L au Ulf lm ll. 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If a 4- HM. w-'-' , '- 'uh- 1 V vi'-E' , M ff g V 1.4 ef, 'v ,A Er 2 Q 5 ,Y l J ,I V .2-.,-.,-Q ,.-4, ' Yi iff . ui 11 .lv ,,,,,H,,L 575 QMLMZLAM-QQMA V V iw. . .11 'M , I A If f I I r ,I E X-. i x I, Y -f vw . X X Q la' 7.13-1 ,L A , . ,, ,V X X, , ' mL 2? K 51 . 2 A Q .Pi ' Y 1 CX 1' 4.45 ' 2 .V ' . 4 9 . ,i'fE3: ,ft 'NH' '---4. 'DQQ If it's not Becommg to you, It should Be commg to s' e take prlde m Prompt Serv1ce Expert Repalr Careful Cleanmg Pressmg to your complete satls factlon Frank Malena Proprxetor Custom SCFVICC We use duPont Ik X77 Cleanmg Huld v- 'f 134 ff 4 ' - - :- ...- 'P' 5 ..., -qw-'S' . , HV- -.v - ,.f. I - Y fy Y ,,:f,, '?lx ,-gf-IL-. I H - ,J l I - ., I 'N' S .' 1 'xx f. I Qi 'N0V'LpW5:FRF? 9f I'-'Ol' ,gg , ,Q V Q. ,,,NX-gv our two stofes located ' ' FN A-gf gg - 'N f R s yi E, 53+ ,- X PALACE A HEP! ARE' 'HUUSE AMERICAN HOLLOW BORING CO Hollow Bored Forgmgs and Steel Shafts 1063 W 19th Street li 'it EX: A ga! Store Pamts and Gla s i 1 ' Our new 1ocat1on 5th and French ww WW ERIE WINDOW GLASS CO for every bulldmg purpose Alfhtqx ,, I A - : f XM . ' , 4 , ' A V ' IH, I , N' x , I . A5-EW? I i cf- B I ' ' 1 r V N X Q. , 4 ' Q . I ' 1 f If '. , 1 If I , v I jx. 11 o .K I CC ' S O O I A-zgzggirgy. ' f ' ' S' X. l O I Q,1g:,.A7fQ:22t?f'.7 ' g - gt :L 5 ,X - , - T his L , ,Lum ,V da V .. F .- F, 5-,-'F 1 - A sf I it .Q of f tix I-'Lt A -e Q ' . .. n + 'L'i - ' -',-ive Q .4 1 I' QQQUN. .. H PA Cmnt ' N A ,-. Z - 'S . .f -4-1 1-ffsvonr sum: '-'fi zoo sur: sr- -1 ' Q- . I 5,4 . Pa - , I? 1 Pl -. SM 1 O I When day is done fV S and Shadows fall SANNER OFFICE SUPPLY co. 1119-1123 PEACH STREET ERIE. PA. Walker Quality Caskets . clk W1nmmE W 6' me oNLY ALUMINUM AWNING wma SUMMER AND WINTER SUN CONTROL '-3. . 1 -- --was-.Q-1, , A at U ' N- b., 1.55 2, RY, , 2 '1 if - ' 'arA, 2!ii1 ,fm I H,- ' 1 L, 1 , rv Q4 47 r- If Home Insulation 81 Awning Co. 1929 Parade St. Ph: 2-2677 ., K .ff ff kvgff K f Q X-. In 1- A PA 5' .i I ig If ' ' 5 1 ' F s -5- 2. 2, ., 1 51 gi ' .--f X . A ,I D A , Q A 2.1 lj' Fi l' I t 4 2 1 ' ig H 4 ' 4. F 1' lk 1 v 'Q 'P 1 N 'K Us as . . . fwfgsn if is :floss S fm ffiz mm family Jimi , E , BERRY S BOWLING AUDITORIUM 1026 French St BERRY S CENTRAL RECREATION 130 W 10th St 18 years of courteous SCYVICC to Erxe bowlers f? lg '11 ip-f-. 5.41 M-di Here s the Glant 1n the Dlesel transmxttlng power that drxves the modern ra1lroad engmnes pushes huge shxps speedxly and surely through the waves or runs the power plants of buslness and 1ndustry Erie Forge cranl-:shafts are produced from pourxng of lngot to f1n1s1'xecl product ln our own plant 'W AY. -5 ii. Em: Foncz 8. Srm Conronnlon fAY--Q rf- ERIE PENNSYLVANIA ' 5 ,nf NN 137 4 wa A ., ' , , , , r , . 1 1 ' w 4 ' 1 1 f g I , . . . . , 's f 4 gif' .- ' .5 1 ur .L - W L2 i . 'Z a,. E . . 5 'fi - . -Rf Serv fre, ff z ' . 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Ph: 2-5288 , c7mfMf Umffv 142 Z Pure ERIE COCA COLA BOTTLING CO Er1e Pa as sunlight 555 615151055 E55 uzsaf NORTHWEST ELECTRIC CO Ind str al and Commerc al Electr c Eq p ent 1301 P ch St eet 5 cuzcl 64 Dbougaf gswakza 202 E' will St I' 2 Tgg Three Queens a a pa1r of Jacks THE PARSON STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 917 STATE ST PH 46793 s hard to beat If 143 7 ' Ze ff -S Z - aomfo unnn Aumoanv or me :ou-con cowmv uv i I ' K , Q C - , . ' 'AA' zz I 4 A U i i I i ui m ' V a G ea f .V In I 6 fur' ' 1 'Ma may , R 1 It n d T Re ' 'L J -N..-V' - for: fine povtrulture - ' 'T' Wk .1 K' I Since 1898 Have you Specializing in Tfied ' ' Complete Prescription Service at in lCir-glizgsuiw reasonable prices S .Hx You ll like it s feather-light touch ERIE TYPEWRITER CO. 729 French Ph: 4-3994 j Nosco PLASTICS, INC. Toys., Specialties and Custom Molded Industrial Plastic Parts ECKERD DRUG STORES 1701 Gaskell Avenue 832 State 1109 State 706 State 3530 Peach Designers ana' Manufacturers of Yearbook Covers including the 1955 covers for Academy, Strong Vincent, and East High T 'il-if!! , Q 'A,y, 1 E 3 H 954.5 wif 7 11111 PWS The Mueller Art Cover SL Binding Co. 15410 Brookpark Road Cleveland, Ohio 144 for finest quality M E H L E R ' S ' ' Ornamental Iron Work Bottlers of Seven Up The Au Family Home Em: onNAMEN'rAl. mon womcs 1218 Parade 2 6767 an W 259' 5' Ph 54313 In apprecxatlon for the fmanclal help glven by several frlends who deslre to remam anonynunm 11 S neweo oh O photo f1n1s111ng so ig'i 'I LH, M1 4, X imw Q X sz i E You can now have your color films processed m Erle Get fast servxce and super quahty 1n developmg Ektachrome and Ansco color films as well as prmts from your pOSltlV6 color transparencles Come see us Well be happy to explam and show samples of th1s newest servnce ERIE CAMERA CENTER 14 East 10th street I I X gk . . . . Q' -., - 2 L 55 I 'Q 1, .r u Q 3 L, g 9 V 9 N . 'h'o K ' L 1 'f Y V V. Q R sy ,gf 2 A R ' E' 'E .5 Q W D , , -. - E p I N4 x 1 , u I. V D Q. . XXXQ- . M, 1 , -5, , - - I' ' . L 'I H Always the Best E We me s oldest and most modern meat packing plant feature choice beef and the finest Wemers and Meat Products in North western Pennsylvania AIBACH BROTHERS MEATS ,byfrzwfi E4 1-Aviv iii 'I-.AH Qu?ly utteqwnk and Olaf Printing 246 E 7th St. PII 4 6337 SCGBELL CO INC Plumbing Heating Air Cond1t1on1ng 2027 State Street 501 E 19th St Ph 4 0195 When you need effectzve VISUAL IMPACT try our Silk Screen Posters Color printing Commercial Photography y We Are Quality Printers of catalogs, booklets, direct by mail pieces, publications office forms, and stationery A-K-D Printing Co. 111 West 11th Street Phone 2 4396 and 4 6734 146 U nr , . .1 H. ., .. 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