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

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Language Assembly At Strong Vincent four modern foreign languages are taught: French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Every year, these classes are given the opportunity to show the talents they have learned to the student body. This year's assembly was particularly outstanding. Each group presented a skit native to the country they represented. These pictures will bring back many pleasant memories. Vous desirez, Modame et Monsieur? demonde Jerry Cacchione, 6 Suzanne, Kirkbride, Marthe Coblentz, Nancy McCabe, et Jean Bryan. Das deutsche Lied: Ich Kann Spielen, wurde von den Studenten des deutschen Vereins gesungen. Un moments. Signore! Mentre J. Fortunato, J. Marini, J. Bocchio, A. Bennetti, J. Venturini e J. Cargoli guardano. i Chiquita, hace frfo all6!‘ canto Nicol6s Scott a Janice Logan. 21

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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.

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Credit Given Receiving the highest score on the Betty Crocker Homemaker test at Strong Vincent was Kay Cofini, shown here with Mrs. Seigley and Mrs. Mazur. Kay s test was then sent in to be reviewed for state competition. Judy Lemon and Ben Meyers were the happy recipients of the D.A.R. award, presented each year to the outstanding boy and girl in the ninth grade. The National Council of Teachers of English awarded their certificate of merit to E. Strong and F. Murray for superior quality of achievement in high school English. Erica and Frances are shown here with Mr. Rose, Miss Thomas, and Miss Booth, English supervisor. The American Legion award, based on scho- lastic record, leadership, and good citizen- ship is presented each year to two eighth graders. The recipients were Joan Erzer and John Franzen. 22