Collingdale High School - Colsenian Yearbook (Collingdale, PA)

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DRUMMOND B. KITCHING AcAnr:Mlc Give us the man who sings at his workl Deke not only possesses an aclmiralwle voice, hut also that unlwought grace ol' lite chivalry. lle is mlestineml tor success, for his mlramatic aliility anml atlalile qualities liinl tiair to carry him lar. i llaselrall, '56, '57, Dasketliall. '56, '57, Hi-Y, ,5tJ, '57, '58, tilee Chili, '57, A Cappella Choir, '57, President, ,585 Class Play, '57 '58, Operetta, '57, '58. ICLEANOR I. LAl l I'fR'l'Y CoAiMr:RcI,xi, An aluunclance ol' clark hair, smiling hlue eyes, a shy smile, anml a retiring manner-'there you have Honey She keeps the even tenor ol' her way, careliree anil unper- turlweml. YVonlcl that the gomls had smilecl so favorably upon us alll L. lfLl'fANUR LAMHICRT ACAIJICMILT A girl to whom was given So much ol' heaven, so much ot! earth. lfleanor's alooliness is the keynote ol' her placid per- sonality. ller artistry is expressecl hy her work on the easel anal also hy her mastery ot the code ot' etiquette. Ulee Cluli, '57, Leathercraft Chili, '57, Art Club, '57, '58, Operetta ,'57, '58. N RUSSELL P. LINCOLN Pu.xc'r1c.xi. ARTS tVhen we think ot' reliance, we think ol 'Russ, who can HIYVZLYS llc llcllcntlcll UINYII tt, CilI'l'.V tllc lllllls Stllmillil illlfl nerve mean a lot in lvootliall. That is why Russ,' won a position on the all-county team. His activities indicate the zlirection ot' his taste--athletics. l ootliall, '50, '57, '58, Ili-Y, '57, Baselwall, '57, '58, Varsity Chili, '58. ICLIZAISICTII I. LOCIIMAN IXCAIJEMILT llappy-go-lucky anal surrounilecl liy trienlls is BCtty.U She is an enthusiastic participant in sports, in musical organizations, and in class activities. Betty represents the true spirit ol' the typical high school girl. Xve shall miss her gaiety anal rememlier her in years to come. Glee Cluln, '50, lfasketliall, '56, '57, ,581 Hockey, ,56, '57, '58, A Cappella Choir, Secretary, '57, Vice-President, '58, Uperetta, '57, '18, Ili-Y, '58. IANIC W. LOHBRANDT Commicucim. At the coinmansl ol' her tingertips they awoke. Blon- mlien has lint to touch the keys to promluce lilting melomlies that tlelight her listeners anal wile away enchantecl hours. Hut no write-up ol' Blonmlie wouhl he complete without mention ol' lmoth her personality ancl scholastic attain- ments, Art Chili, '5ti, '57, Secretary to Teacher, '58. SYLVIA S. LONDON Cminiicizciu, Sylvia's hair is like the night. ln the short space ot' time she has been here, this elion-hairecl maint has actively participated in class atlyairs. The senior play ancl TIIPI CQLSENIAN have henetiterl hy her inclustriousness. Sylvia's poise anml graciousness make her a tvriennl to he clesirenl. Class Play, '58, Tllfl COLSENIAN Statl, '58. LORRAINE LYTLE CoAiAiicm'I.xl. No matter when the time or where the place, Lorraine is always congenial. Her spontaneous cheerliulness makes her a favorite with all. As a cheerleanler she has otiten lecl the crowrl in resouncling yells which have inspirecl our teams to victory. Herc's to success. Lorraine! Glee Club, ,57, Uperetta, '57, Cheerleatler, '57, '58,

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ELEANOR HOSFELD ACADEMIC Blessed are they who have the gift of making friends. Eleanor's dimpled smile has won her many acquaintances. If' her outlook on life is as cheerful as is her disposition, contentment is certainly in store for Dimples. Hockey, '36, '37, Crlee Club, '37. Basketball, '37, '38, A Cappella Choir. 37, '38, EURIE HOWELL PRACTICAL ARTS Here is another devotee to that fascinating pastime- collecting souvenirs. These reminders of the unusual scenes she has viewed comprise many intricate mementos. Eurie's practical talents find their way into sewing, in which she finds real satisfaction. Glee Club, '36, '37, Library Club, '36, '37. G. BRUCE HUTCHISON ACADEMIC 'Nary a carel Hut is never phased by work. The most of his enioyment comes from his bicycle, which he may be seen pedaling up and LIOVVII the hills and dales of neighboring communities. Keep up your cheery air, 'Hutl The world needs more ofyour kind. FLORENCE M. IAHN ACADEMIC School spirit personified is Flossie. Despite her many activities, she is never too busy to help someone else, Her well-rounded personality has carried her into various fields, music, acting, writing, and athletics all with the same delightful termination. Band, '36, '37, Glee Club, '36, '37, Orchestra, '36, '37, Scribblers' Club, '36, '37, Basketball, '36, '37, '38, Hockey, '36, '37, '38, CQIIIIIHIA' Staff, '36, '37, Editor-in-Chief, '38, Class Secretary, '37, Hi-Y, '37, Secretary, '38' Class Play, '58, TIIE COLSENIAN Staff, '57, '58. WALTER E. IONES ACADEMIC H U - lonesy, our zealous cameraman, lurks lll out-of-the- way corners and clicks the shutter at rare and unexpected moments. Content to remain on the sidelines, he IS the living proof that sincere silence begets true companionship. Science Club, '38' Chef Club, '38' Dance Club, '38. I I ANNA R. KELLY COMMERCIAL Ann, or Hap as she is often appropriately called, is always ready with some slow, witty remark and a sly little giggle. Although Ann's pet pastime is getting into mischief with Jacqueline, she has her serious moments too, illlil progresses admirably in all her studies. Glee Club, '36, Hockey '57, TIIE CoI.sENIAN Staff, '37, Bloomsburg Club, '38, Hi-Y, '38, ROBERT A. KINDER IXCADEMIL' Pursuing two hobbies with equal effectiveness, Bob's scientific bent finds competition with the realm of melody. As yet his experimental findings are unrevealed, but the place he has won for himself in music is beyond dispute. ive shall miss his familiar figure on the podium. Cinema Club, '36, '37, President, '38, Orchestra, '36, '37, '38, Hi-Y, '37, '38, Dance Club, '38, Science Club, '38. RUTH E. KIRK CQMMERCIAI, Nlischievous eyes, bubbling laughter, an ever rambling tongue. Yvithout these likable traits it iust wouldn't be Ruthie Vllhether it be sports, studies, or jokes, Ruth gives to the world the best she has. VVe sincerely hope that the best will come back to her. Glee Club President, '36, Hockey, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club, '37, A Cappella Choir, '37, Hi-Y, '37, Treasurer, '38, Operetta, '37, '38, Bloomsburg Club, '38, Typing Team, '58, TIIE COLSENIAN Staff, '58.

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ISABEL M. MARVEL COMMERCIAL lsabel has the qualities of the ideal secretary. NVith her efficient training and her natural tendency to adapt her- self to any situation, she will undoubtedly find welcome acceptance in seeking employment. We all wish her the best of fortune in her business ventures. Cvlee Club, '56, '57, Typing Team, '57, Secretary to Teacher, '57, '58, Bloomsburg Club, '58. IOHN I. MASTER PRACTICAL ARTS Xvhen the orchestra slides into its smooth rhythm, Iack's feet are the first to execute the latest up-to-the- minute step. But his agility is not confined to swing, for debonair lack has shown originality in his receipes for Cookerv and in flashy dressing. Football, '56, '57, Chef Club, '56, '57, '58, Glee Club, '57 WILLIAM P. MACFARLAND ACADEMIC ls there any business to be managed, or any journalistic activity to be carried out? Mac, reluctant to criticize and always ready to help, is the man to see. Serious when seriousness is needed, or jovial, as the occasion requires, he occupies a unique position in our esteem. Cinema Club, '56, '57, Basketball, '57, Football, '57, '58, THE COLSENIAN Staff, '57, Co-Business Manager, '58. IOHN MACPHERSON COMMERCIAL Here is a lad who never has spare time. YVhen Iohn is not doing homework, he is painting, sketching, or carving soap. His career lies in art, and we are positive that he will succeed. Pencil, crayon. paint, or chalk-he draws the pictures that almost talk. Art Club, '56, Glee Club, '57, Operetta, '57, A Cappella Choir, '57, '58g Track, '57, '58, Football, '58. MARGARET G. MARLEY COMMERCIAL Well done is better than well said. Marge maynot possess the power of an orator, but in her quiet manner she strives to accom lish each task conscientiously. Since accomplishment andiperseverance mean the same in life, we have 110 concern for the future of this young miss. LOA A. MARSTELLER ACADEMIC Here is pictured one who joined our ranks but a few months ago. Not many of us have pierced her quiet re- serve, but those who know her best can testify to her amiable disposition, her energy, and her dependability. Good luck, Loal We are glad to have had you with us. A Cappella Choir, '58. IOSEPH I. MCCOY PRACTICAL ARTS Don't you remember Little Butch? Well, here he is. At last he has acquired his life's ambition, for he is now five-feet-seven. Butch, as he is now called, is another of our few efficient printers, and an active member of the stage crew. MARGARET M. MCHALE ACAD EMIC A stranger? Yes, but not for long. Peggy's soft, coppery hair, and delicate complexion are of the t pe one usually dreams about but seldom finds. Her enliivening chatter has won her many friends during the short time she has been with us. A Cappella Choir, '58, ColHumS Staff, '58, Probies' Club, '58, TIIE COLSENIAN Staff, '58.