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

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Open House Every year. Strong Vincent opens its doors to the test of patron opinion. On thi$ night, parents are given the opportunity to meet and talk with the teachers and briefly discuss any problems that may confront their children. This, too, is the night when our school is put on display for our parents and the general public to appraise. Our Parent-Teacher Association annually sponsors this evening at school in cooperation with millions of schools throughout the country in celebrating American Education Week. Mr. Le Blanc is discussing with o parent the progress and problems of o student. Miss Wilson explains to some parents the value of reoding and the port the library portrays in the stu- dent's everyday life. These parents toke time out to smile for the photographer as they wait their turn in line to see a teacher. As the parents enter the school they are greeted by a program and a smile. Nancy Roland, a hostess, demon- strates what we mean by friendly hospitality. 19

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“Go You Red Colonels Dr. Grignol and A. Taylor give B. Stark and M. Fink a Strong Vincent special. J. Tozer, D. Brignol. B. Stark, B. White, S. Bartow prove to the stu- dent body that even girls know something about football. With a tremendous display of enthusiasm prompted by our cheerleaders, twirlers, band, and student body, our athletes faced their opponents with vim, vigor, and vitality knowing win, lose, or draw we were behind them all the way. Each rally was cleverly planned with humorous skits or serious talks given by students and members of the faculty. But as we stood at the end of each pep-rally singing the school song, we all knew the school spirit we felt was the most important asset we had, and as the cheers echoed through the halls we were reminded that only good sports are victorious. Here's reol evidence of spirit and support with All for Vincent stand up and holler. Good morning boys and girls is the familiar saying we associate with Mr. Humphrey.

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Variety Show Relieved and happy are two words thot might describe the feelings of Diana Gombefese and Sam Hester. These two were the capable emcees of the fall Variety Show. Under the auspices of the Student Council is the Variety Show produced twice yearly—Spring and Fall. This show creates a great deal of interest among the student body as those students with a flair for entertaining have an opportunity to display their talents and subsequently gain experience. The revenue from these performances forms a nucleus for the other fund- raising projects promoted by our council, as well as for the many services they render the school. There Ain'» Nothen Like A Dame Take it from the four experts Dave Arkwright, Don Warren, Jan Shinol, and John Bermon. Here is Vincent's own Eloise” as portrayed by Marguerite Brower. By her expression, she appears to be plotting some mischievous deed. Sqwish-sqwash-splish — Vincent's own famous Chef is demonstrating how to mix one of his rare delicacies. Mother Fletcher s Instant Mud.