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

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Our Assistants and Counselors Mr. Barber, our newest administra- tive aide, has gained high recogni- tion in our school for his work in planning assemblies, for his patience in listening to the many stories of those who are tardy or absent, and for his friendliness toward all stu- dents. Checking attendance, maintaining the social calendar, supervising the work of the classes and their officers, and taking charge of Junior High assemblies is all in a day s work for our well-liked Assistant Principal, Miss Kuhn. Mr. DeNardo has a full schedule to uphold with his work as boys' coun- selor, and as supervisor of the Dra- matics Club, but even though he has little spare time, he is always ready to raise someone’s spirit with a friendly smile. Guidance in personal problems, or in selection of colleges and other ca- reer information, along with supervi- sion of the Y-Teens and College Club are services offered to Strong Vincent students by our counselor. Miss Mer- cer. Our Faculty ELEANOR S. ALBRACHT JEANNE ALSHEIMER English Business According to Webster's Dictionary to teach means to impart knowledge to by lessons, give instruction to and guide by precept or example. The faculty of Strong Vincent High School has given life to this definition. They are an experi- enced faculty, experienced in helping youth to face and to solve its many problems. They are a dedicated faculty, dedi- cated to promoting our country's welfare by training its youth. Their aim is to guide us in growing mentally, physi- cally, socially, and spiritually. Through their guidance and un- derstanding we enter life prepared to stand the test of time. LEO A. ARMAGOST EUGENE BAMBAUER GLENN BARTHELSON VINCENT BELL FRANCES BENEDICT Science Social Studies Science Science English 1 1

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Our Principal Always there when needed This is a state- ment that typifies our highly respected princi- pal, Mr. Hamilton C. Gillespie. Mr. Gillespie s striking personality makes him not only a great leader but also a great friend. As co- ordinator of all functions and activities of the school he has many problems laid upon his shoulders. But we can always be sure that our Mr. Gillespie will have the right solution. To the Seniors Change is ever with us. Change is a normal condition in the affairs of mankind. Nothing remains the same for any appreciable period of time. There are moments in history when changes come about at an accelerated rate. The year 1959 is such a time. These periods of great change are also times of great opportunity. These magnificent opportunities are available only to the man who is alert and who has learned to think. Continue to study. Continue to learn. Use your developing ability to think for your advancement, your family's welfare, your nation's security, and for the peace and progress of the world. Great changes are about to occur. Be ready for inevitably accelerated change.

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KENNETH A. BLAKE Science ELBA BLILA English, Languages ROBERT C. BRABENDER Physical Education MARION BRANDLER Home Nursing RALPH A. CALABRESE Health Leonard Abramczyk’s mathematics problem is explained in full by Mr. Caldwell. Marilyn Engel tries her skill at operating an oven under the close observation of Mrs. Mazur. THOMAS W. CALDWELL Business REGINA CARRICK Mathematics WILMOT F. COLLINS Social Studies HOWARD R. DEAN English MIRIAM S. DONOHUE Business MARION ESLER Business DOROTHY M. EVANS ROBERT J. FERRETTI Social Studies, Languages Mathematics ROSE GALBO Languages JOSEPH S. GERVASE Social Studies 12