Collingdale High School - Colsenian Yearbook (Collingdale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

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Fc ur IN IVIEMORIAM NIR I LW IQ We the Cl1 N ot 1910 teel th 1t h1s xc ll hook xxould not he Qomplete xxlthout ome me11t1or1 ot NI1 Wynn Lexx1N The clas xx ould l1ke to exp1e N the11 deep est by mpdthx ox QI the death ot M1 Lexx1 membel ot the ffxcultx lllltll the tlme of h1 de 1th 111 beptembe1 1949 NI1 Lexx1 xxfx mo1etha11 amathemltlu xxax ihelp Il h 1d 01 xx 11 needed It Pe1h1ps the onex xxho ITIINS h1m moxt fue the box 111 the Celleldl COL11 we M exx1 xx ho tfxuf ht 119 Illdllx D1lllC117l9 md lll6dl ot xxhleh xxe Qhould be xxo1thx h1ll xlxxaxw 1ema111 lll the mlllflx of the student We shall chu hh hu memm x F 3 ff' . . .J 4 L, I, las: '.f, 2 tfjlz '- v 4 'l S ' ' V V 1 v'-, 1 Us . ' If . S: ' . - A, . 1 f tv v 1 ' Q' US, ai 1 . ww 1 1 C 1 l . 1' '. S s ' ' 2 ' 2 S teacher: he was 21 friend to all the students. I-le al had 1 i g 211 ft ' all 'h Av 5 1 tvs . I 14 V as . I1- L . , Cr Q. . L. .' .' S 2 ' f s ' ' ' I 1 ' ' s 1 1 'S ' -' ' ' Q Q s. 1 1 1 , .' . ' , - , 1lI't' ADMINISTRATION Snx 'VIR STFNI I E Sllpellllfelldellf PRINCIPLI S XILSQ XGL t IN plmsant to p lust to umem bel lll the happx l l0lllS the hne a o tlxtlons the fum f11f:'lldNlll1JN ot the lzst xeu that xxe hixe had 111 xxolk mg, xx1th xou We xxlsh xou a happx health and emox ed to the tulle t Carlv 1nto xour da1lv vxork the 1deals that haxe been dex eloped 1D the clas room and IH the manx act1x1t1e ot xx hlch xou xx ere a part Determme to shape x ou1 future xx 1th hands that are steadv and hearts that are lox al Let honestx courage and a smcere IH terest 1n xoul felloxxman help xou to reach xour goal then the vxorld xx1ll be a llttle better because xou haxc llxed We extend COIlg'I'dtl.lldt10lls to e ich one of xou NIR MERCER P1 UICIPGI Il 1 1 ,' 4 o L J I A 0 ' ' T W ' 4 , Jk 'Y 1 I 4 k J' 4 I 12 2 'e - 'z - j f ' -ss - as j Q 's - ' z ' ' ' ' ' - I r 1. v . v.L1 v 1 1 .' and successful life, blessed with good 4 1 . v I S I 1 v v ' SS- S uv, y S' ' - I UV 3 V v' - ' 1 y 'J z ' . A . q .. I CHOOL BOARD Back Row Otto btoehe John Alexander Faber F btengle Supermtendent Robt VS Beatty Solwltor James NICBFICIP Alfred Cawthorne Ifront Row Frank leonhardt Treasurer barah Torrens lu'el're91denl Frederick VN elsse President Charles Schmled .Secretary SECRETARIES BETTY FLNlx VIRGINIA GRIFFIN Ser eu w w w w - f , r ' , , , 1. ,A , . . , , .I , . 1 l , ,. . l , .h 1 A u s -- ' ' a V. . . , . , 1 r - v - , v ,... v , , . v Ten IANI l Xl F BCIFNK F bOC IAI BTI DIES INDI S1 RIAI AR'lS NIATHFNIATII S bl FC I XI TI' Ai HFRS 11 . I. I -1- 1 .. I 1 1. 11 11 J. 1 1 1 1 - 4 vww 11 I M I L 1, 1 1 1 1 1 :I I .K :sul P. C OMMFRC IAI Vlom e Thom lb Hughes NIAIJOI le Aeton Edw a1d Balaldl Henry Cramer Jane Young John McGahey Marv Netherwood Helen Kullck Mlchael Bay John Bowe Edward Bowe Edwal d Roberts Jean Speer Anna Vhlllami Davxd 'VIoCoy Challee Haag Cathellne Pastelak Joeeph Klndel Jane Pueey Ellzabeth Baldlno F1 xnk R106 Mxldx ed Coblentz Hal old Hutchmion A Ellzabeth Penn Od Dell 1 Yeagley Charles Dalnels Elva B0hdel Louie Hullbllllk Freda VILSIC PHYSICAI FDL CATION M XTHEM XTICS DEP XRTMEW I' L -'KWGU AGES DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SOCI AL STL DIES SPECI XL TE XCHERS COMMERCIAL DEPARTWIEN1 NIL SIC DEP ARTWIENT PHYSIC XL EDLC XTION Eleven Genel al Mathematlcs F1 ench Academu A1 ltl1l1l8tlC Englrsh Engllsh Engllsh Latln Engllsh Engllsh Physlcs 8a Chemlstry Blology Sz General Genel al Geography Hmtoxy Hlstory KL P O D Clvlcs 8x Geography Ne General Shop Home Econonncm chanlcal Drawing Homemaklng Llblal lan Alt School Nur se Instrumental Vocal Physlcal Educatlon 8x Health Physlcal Educatlon Sz Health T -, 2- .. 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' ..,.' , ' - Q SENIIHRS CLASS OFFICER P1 eszdr nf LEO HAYES Seated Secretary CAROL BRYANT Left Tieczsurer CAROL MORRIS Rxght F ILYICEI Vl'CE'-P?'l'.SZ'!If'I1f ROBERT BLAIR, Standing O 7 DORIS M ABBEY Dons SECRETARIAL Our quiet m1sS who always has a ready snnle Yearbook Staff 2 3 Colhums 1 2 3 Typlng Club 1 Folum Clu 2 3 JOHN ADAMS Hmsze INDUSTRIAL ARTS Football captam always a wltty answer full of mlschlef Football 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Ch 1 S orts 1 Z 3 DOLORES McCOwAN Dee CLERICAL One who haS a sophmtlcated yet fr1endly manner Student Councll 2 N3t10D3l Honor Socletv 2 3 Folum Club 3 Yearbook Staff 3 wk ,asf IAMES ASHTON I H12 ACADEMIC Sta1 fullback WV1tl1 a happy go luckv 3.tt1lQLld9 ack 1 Z 3 FOO ball 1 5 Jumol Play Senlor Play H1 Y 2 3 Chef Club 2 3 Sclence Club 3 Tleas Sec Colhums A A COLlllCll Student Councll 5611101 1-'lay Commlttee Na tlonal HODOI Soclety DOROTHY AL RILLA Dotsy ACADEMIC Quletly IeSerwed a calm gentleness a Wllllng and hard worker Probles Clubl 2 3 LIb1a1y Aislstant 1 2 3 Yealbook Staff 3 Senlor Play Commxttee 3 Colhums '3 Natlonal HOIIOI Soclety Fzjteen 'EN NJORMA AL R111 A Norma ACADEMIC Alwaye wulhng no task too great a true trlend Tvpmgf Club 1 PIOb1tS Club L1b1aIv ASS1Stant 1 2 Colhurns 5 Yealbook Staff 3 Semol Play Commlttee Na tlonal Honor Soclety . 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I I ' , DAVID FIJVSARD BATSON Dill 6' INDUSTRIAL ARTS A qulet pleasmg smcerxtx 111 all studles a t1ue frlend and classmate Dancmg Club Z S Football Z 3 JL1I'll0l Assemblv 2 lNa tl0lldl Honol Souetx 1 REDERIQ A B Al 'NIERT Bur CLERICAL A 1ox1al laugh and full of fun a llkmg for basketball Basketball 1 Z 3 Spolts Club 1 Z 3 Jumm Play Serum Play ANN BLAIR of 01 qe CLERICAI A mce personalltv but 1 qulet mannel makes Ann a true fr1end Colhums 3 Hook V 1 Chou 3 Dancmg 1 ROBI' R1 BLAIR Bob CLERICAL H1s outstandlng ab1l1ty 111 sports and h1S HQVQI fa1l1ng pep have made h1m well l1ked He also has a way w1th sha1p clothes Basketball 1 2 3 Footballl P 3 Class V101 Plesldent 2 J Class Cabmet 1 SD01tS Club 1 3 H1Y1 2 3 Chef Club V109 P195 2 P1es 'S Jumol Play Student COUIICII 1 11 Il 1 IAN1 L BLITHF Speedy ACADEMIL A qu1et pleasmg mannel s1I1C9!'ltj 111 all hls stud1es SCIEHCQ Club 1 2 3 Xealbool Staff 3 Lolhums 3 Szxteen 19 'la 1393 C' 11 ILLIAM B01 FR B1 CLERICAL Know 11 for h1S C0l'lXlI1CIHg aruments and h1s baseball ab1l1t3 Basketball 1 2 Bas ball 2 3 Capt 3 H1 Y 2 3 Spmts Club v v - , Y . v v A . . ,. 1 1 - 1 H 1 1 , . . 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JEAN MARIE BUTLER Jean ACADEMIC Pretty brown hair, friendly eyes, and a pleasant Hockey 1 Forum Club 2 3 Treas 3 Colhums 2 3 Scotts HIQ 3 Junior Play Probies Club 1 Yearbook Staff 3 J unlor May Court 2 MIRIAM BROWNLOWE M im ACADEMIC A sweet, attractive kind of grace and a charming smile help make her so well liked. Cheerleading 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Sextette 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Probies Club 1, 2, 3, Colhums 1, 2, 3, Bus. Mgr., National Honor Society. JOSEPHINE CASEY J e may SECRETARIAL Easy going, carefree, quiet but wise Yealbook Staff 3 Colhums 3 Forum Club 1 2 3 Seventeen CAROL ANN BRYANT Carol CLERICAL Sparkling with charm, energetic especially when it comes to cheering. Basketball 1, 2, Class Secre- tary 1, 2, 3, Probies Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Prom Court 2, May Court 2, 3, Class Cabinet 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Co- capt., Forum Club 3, Queen of the May CHARLES CASNER Charlze INDUSTRIAL ARTS Known for his cheerful grin and unexpected Basketball 1 2 3 Chef Club 2 3 Sports Club 1 2 3 Junior Play l diSD0Siti0H- I , l h outbursts of witticism. ,- ' .S , rj ,' , 9 , , 9 ' DONALD L. CAVENDER Don INDUSTRIAL ARTS Handsome member of the class with a ready smile for everyone. Stage Crew 2, 33 Shop Club 2, 3. DAVID R. CONRAD Hot-Rod CLERICAL Always seen around in his car, ready to give somebody a lift. Bowling Club 1, 2, 3. HARRY A. DAVIS Reds CLERICAL One who never failed to get out and do a good job for the class. Colhums 2, 35 Sports Club 1, 2, 3. PALLINIE 1 DETTRA De CLERICAL wins her many friends Library Club 1 2 3 Dancing Club 2 ROBERT DEVERS B F INDUSTRIAL ARTS many friends Stage Ciew 3 Eighteen JOSEPH DIAMOND 06 INDUSTRIAL ARTS an easy going personality make Joe tops among his classmates 2 Clnema Club 1 Dancing Club 3 t . . J T Aiquiet, cheerful.way that A friendly personality with An ability. to dance and MAL REEN N D IORIO Reen SECRETARIAL Twlnkllng eyes holdlng m1sch1ef, a Splendid sense of humor and a loyal classmate Tvpmg Club 1 T11 H1 Y Z 3 TIQAS 3 Yealbook Staff 3 Sen1o1 Play JUIIIOI May Coult Se111o1 Mav Court Colhums 3 BERNICE DONALDSONT Berme CLERICAL Vlm, v1gor, and v1tal1ty all put together make Bernle P1ob1es Club 1 2 3 Basket ball 2 KATHERINE J DONALDSONJ Kate SECRETARIAL A co operatlve worker and a smcere and loyal classmate Cheell admg 1 2 3 Co Capt 3 Basketball 1 2 Bloomsburg Club2 3 Sec I Nat1onalHo11o1 Socletv Z 3 Sec 3 Class Vlce P1es1dent 1 Yearbook Staff Z 3 BUSINESS Ed 3 Junlor May Cou1t if DOROTHY EDWARDS Dottze SECRETARIAL Always a pleaslng smlle a certaln sklll to do all commerc1al pursults Bloomsbulg Club 3 Colhums Staff 2 3' Ye'11'book Staff 3' Typing Club 1. Wmwiw WAYNE EDWARDS Blackze INDUSTRIAL ARTS A slow, dawnlng Smlle and envlable dark wavy halr Industllal Alts Club 1 2 Stage CISW 1 2 3 Nineteen GLADYS HELEN ELKO Ga y ACADEMIC Always happy Wlth playful Wlt and laughter, llked by everyone Jun1o1 Play 2 Fo1um Club 2 3' Probies Club 1' Hockey 1' Yearbook Staff 3' Colhums 2 3' Junior May COUl't 2. PATRICIA A. FERGUSON Pat SECRETARIAL Sparkling blue eyes- bubbling laughter, neatness in dress. Choir 1, 2, 3, Colhums 2, 3g Color Guard 33 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3g Sextette 3. ANNA ELIZABETH FISHER A rm CLERICAL A short, blonde-haired miss, who is one of our band members. Band 1, 2. 33 Choir 2, 33 Junior Playg Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Dancing Club 3. AL GIBSON Gip INDUSTRIAL ARTS An inexhaustible list of friends, a willingness not found in many. Football 1, 2, 3g Junior Play, Student Council 2, President 33 Industrial Arts Club 3, Senior Assembly. MARCELLA GILLIES M ar CLERICAL An Inslstent giggle, full of fun, and an easy going manner Hockey 1 2 Dramatic Club 1 2 Colon Guard 3 Senior Play Yearbook Staff 3 'Rim JAMES S GRIFFIN Jzmmy CLERICAL A friendly and pleasing manner, a cooperative and earnest worker Tlack 1 2 3 Quaitet Boys 3 Choir 1 2 3 Science Club 1 Junior Plav 2 Colhums 1 2 3 Sports Editor 3 Twently ADELINE GROSSE Addze CLERICAL The newest member of the class who came to us from Darby Their loss IS our gain . 4 I A 1 is 5 , 5 i Y Q . V ' 3 7 Y . 7 , , ' 9 S I , 5 I Y l .. ! Y 7 9 , JOHN G. HAYES JGCI6 ACADEMIC Gentleman Jack the ladies' man who also enjoys running down the track. Track 1, 2, 3, Capt. 33 Science Club 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3. LEO Z. HAYES Lee ACADEMIC An active-minded individual, a good president with a steady interest in the class. Football 1, 2, 3g Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 33 Chef Club 1, 2, 33 Student Council 13 Band 13 Art Club 2, 33 Yearbook Staff 33 Hi-Y 2, 33 National Honor So- ciety. ORLENA HEATH Orlena CLERICAL A skillful dancer with all the latest steps and jokes. Yearbook Staff 33 Hockey 33 Bloomsburg 33 Typing Club lg Junior Play 2. LEON HENDRICK H enn y INDUSTRIAL ARTS Unfailmg wit, free from worry and care, everyone s friend Football 1 2 Junior Play Semoi Play H1Y Piesldent Dancing Club 3 JOAN CAROLINE HERSHEY Joan CLERICAL A good dancer, full of pep and vitality Typing Club 1 Foium Club 2 3 Twenty one NANCY DORIS .lACOBS0lN Jake ACADEMIC A laughing face twinkling eyes a dellght to know Hockey 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Cheerleading 1 Plobies 1 2 Forum Club 3 Colhums 1 2 3 Plom Couit Z May Queen Court 2 3 Yearbook Staff 3 H A , 1 , . . . . , . . . 7 7 Y 7 Y ' ' - ' p 1 ' , , g 1 - 1 1 9 1 ' ' Q - ' Q s I 1 v . 1 1 7 Y ' THOMAS JOSEPH JASPER Jasper CLERICAL Dark ha1r and eyes smcere frlend Bloomsburg Club 2 3 Pies H1Y 2 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Jumor Play Dlamatlc Club 1 MARLEYE JANE KEARNEY Reds' ACADEMIC A lucky possessor of wavy red halr, a w1ll1ng worker Tr1H1Y 3 Natlonal Honor Socletv Vlce Pres 2 3 Asslst Ed1tor Yearbook Colhums 2 3 Probles Club 2 3 Junlor Play Semor Play Llbrary Assxst 1 Z 3 Asslst Class Treasurex 2 PATSY JOYCE KLINE Pa CLERICAL An amlable twlrler, a sm1le on her face g1V6S Pat many frlends Twulels 1 2 3 Sergeant Basketball 1 2 Typlng Club 1 Yearbook Staff 3 Q55 RICHARD KNITTWEIS Kmt INDUSIRIAL ART Fast talker a Wlt that never falls to get a laugh, a host of frlends r Club 1 2 3 Sta e Scenely Yearbook Staff 3 Ad vertlslng C0l'l1l'!'l1tt68 2 3 Twenty two WILLIAWI F KEINIATH BZ ACADEMIC Always a Democrat Wlth a hearty laugh and a swell personahty Student Councll 3 Forum Club 2 3 Vlce Pres Colhums 1 2 3 Cho11 3 Yearbook Staff DOLORES KNOTTS Dee CLERICAL Truthful blue eyes and a l1k1ng for hockey Hockey 1 2 3 Dancmg Club 2 TVDIIIQ' Club 1 Yearbook Staff 3 A A 1 Y I . I Y ' . ' 9 . 1 l' 5 U Q 3 ' - U . - . , 5 - , , u - .9 ' Z t v I v , S ' 5 . f. 1 . 1 3- 5 - y 5 . ' u Y Y ' 9 3. N I' fl A-' f X ,Q . as ' I ,,,.: Q ' . ,Q I V A Q .. 5 .V .1 ,il K -3 IQEQ - , X A 45 , Q. Qinfa - f QQ: 7 3 was I-.gif I ze ' ' , . . . . , , Z . ' ' y 9 vi 1 A t 1 1 3 gl ' ' 1 , S I . .' S - I ' ' . , . DONALD LANE Don ACADEMIC A pleasure to have as your frlend llkes muslc Chou 3 Boys Quartette 3 Baseball 1 3 Senior Assembly Band 3 WILLIAM LEUTNER Lute CLERICAL A frlend to all, and a good trombone player Band 1 2 3 Plesldent Foot ball 1 2 3 Basketball Manager 2 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Band Club 1 2 3 Band Quartette JOHANNA LINK CLERICAL A pleasmg fr1endl1ness Wlth a great hkmg for basketball Basketball 1 2 3 Cholr 1 2 3 Danclng Club 2 3 Typmg Club 1 Sextette 2 3 PATRICIA ANN LOFTUS Pa CLERICAL An happy go lucky manner and an ab1l1ty to get along Wlth people Basketball Manager 1 2 Chou 2 3 Junlor Play Col hums 2 3 Dramatlc Club 3 Danclng Club 2 Cheerleadxng Club 1 EDNA LONG Eddy CLERICAL Short 1n stature, a great l1k1ng for hockey Hockey Cabinet 1 2 TUH1 Y Llbrary 1 2 Color Guard 2 3 Danclng Club 2 3 Typmg Club 1 Mav Court 2 Twenty three CLAIRE LOUISE LOTT Clazre SECRETARIAL Dlmples that would make you envy her a pleas1ng smlle that makes you l1ke er Chou 2 3 Basketball 1 Cheerleadmg 2 3 Class Cablnet 2 Semol Plav Usherette Col hums 1 2 Dancmg Club 2 Dramatlc Club 3 May Queens Coult 2 Semor May Court v , . . ' . - 7 . . ' . ' ' s . s v v 1 ' . . . ni A , x 1 r 1 1 1 1 Y , , Z , ' - ' ' f : , 1 7 9 I ' : , , ,.,.,,,,yx Y I 0 ex 2 7 '5j:' .5 3 g f - 3 I -Z ' i l l L 1 v 9 - 9 . r v 1 ' ' ' h K s y 31 ' ' . 7 ' s . ' v 1 . f ' ' ' . ' ' ' , 5 : I 1 1 . s ' ' ' , ' 1 I I . . , y , . NANCY LOWDEN Nance CLERICAL Twinkling eyes that hold mischief, a sense of humor that provocates laughter. Color Guard 3g Dancing Club 1, 2, 3g Hockey 2, Basketball 2. ELIZABETH ANN LYONS Ann ACADEMIC Lustrous blonde hair, a laugh that comes from nowhere. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Forum 2, 3, Sec. 25 Colhums 2, 3, Probies Club lg Scotts Hi-Q 3g Yearbook Staff 3g May Queen Court 2. THOMAS McATEER Mac INDUSTRIAL ARTS Practical joker with a friendly hello for everyone. Industrial Arts Sports Club 1. Club 2, 3: JOAN E McCLOSKEY Joan SECRETARIAL Nonchalant manner, a swell sense of humor and W1 Colhums 2 3 Bloomsburg Club 3 Dramatic Club 1 Year book Staff 3 DOROTHY R MCDERMOTT Mzckey SECRETARIAL A voice like a nightingale, a sincere manner Bloomsburg Club 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Student Council 2 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 Twenty four FRANK McKONE Hank INDUSTRIAL ARTS Our red headed male member has many friends 3 H1 Y 3 Dancing Club 2 3 Junior Assembly 2 li ,I ,W S 5 I .. 'r. '. ' Band 1, 2, 33 Ch01r 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, FLORABELLE McKALE Flossze CLERICAL Our blonde thoroughbred Wlth a twmkle 1n her eye makes Floss well llked and envled Cheerleader 2 3 Prom Court 2 Jumor May Court Semol May Court RAYMOND F MAGNESS F 21, INDUSTRIAL ARTS Not too serxous, not too gay easy to get along w1th Baseball 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Stage Crew 3 Industrlal Alts Club 2 3 BARBARA MARTIN Barb CLERICAL Known for her witty answers and her slncerlty toward all her frlends Hockey 1 Prom Court 2 Jumor Mav Court 2 Semol May Court HERBERT MARTIN Herb INDUSTRIAL ARTS A true football player, excels ln art, has many frlends FLORENCE MESSICK Floss CLERICAL Pleasmg dlsposxtlon, and work 1n cholr makes her well liked Chou 1 2 3 SEIIIOI Play Twenzx fi VIRGIIN IA MILNOR Gmny CLERICAL Never a dull moment wlth Glnny and her witty personallty Cholr 1 2 3 Dramatlc Club 9 ' 1 v I . . . . 1 1 v g Q l , g ' ' ' ' . S ' : 5 ' - - 3 1 1 5 I E, i ' -. I I I v Y ' 7 Y S ' ' 9 Y S 1, 2, 3. ' M iff JOSEPH M. MOORE Moe ACADEMIC Capable Editor-in-chief of Colsenian, a credit to any organization. Track 1, 2, 39 Football 1, 23 Yearbook Editor, Band 1, 2, 3, Colhums 3g National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, Pres. 33 Class Cab- inet 2, 35 Class Play 3, Swing Band 1, 2, 3g Hi-Y 2, 3. HOWARD MOZER Budd INDUSTRIAL ARTS One of the artists of the class, easy-going and never in a hurry. Football 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2, 35 Yearbook, Stage Scenery 2, 3. ARCHIBALD E. MURDOCK A'l'0h CLERICAL Quiet but sometimes mischievous. CAROL G MORRIS Carol ACADEMIC Willing to do all she can for her fellow students Forum 1 Probies 2 Pres 3 Hockey 1 Junior Play Senior Play Girls Sextette 2 3 Tri HI Y 1 BARBARA M PEARSON Pzerce CLERICAL A hearty laugh and a sense of humor make her a good friend Hockey 1 2 3 Tr1H1Y 3 Bloomsburg Club Vice Pies 3 Dramatic Club 1 2 Student Council 1 Twenty szx EDWIN PHILLIPS Bud INDUSTRIAL ARTS A musically minded Individual and an excellent football player Football 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 . sf 7 I X X 3 I ff Class Treasurer 1, 2, 35 ' ' 5. . ' . ' . S 5 I 3 I ' ' 3 9 v i 1 r . . . v , . s . . I , - ' . I . l v r 1 ' , Q ln I MILDRED MARIE PIERRO M11 I ze CLERICAL Small but WISE, lots of fun to know Student Councll Tleasurer 3 Semor Play WILLIAM POTTIGER Bzll CLERICAL A Swell trumpet player w1th many frlends Football 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 DOLORES M ARIE REMLEY Rem CLERICAL Known for the never ceaslng flow of chatter and those laugh provokmg exclamatxons Basketball 2 DRHCIHH Club 2 Tvpmg Club 1 EDWARD RIFFERT R1 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Capable manager of the football team and earnest worker Football Mgl 1 2 3 Basket ball Mgr 1 2 3 Industr1alA1ts Club 1 Z 3 HI Y 2 3 Prxntlng 1 2 3 EARL RILEY Ha INDUSTRIAL ARTS HIS bones were cast In manly mold Football 1 2 3 Sports Club 1 2 3 Cholr 1 2 3 Base all 1 2 3 Tlack 1 Basketball 1 Chef Club 1 2 3 'Twentx seven ROBERT RITCHIF RZCIL INDUSTRIAL ARTS A very good prlnter and helpful frlend to everyone, a Swell classmate Band 1 2 3 IndustrIalA1ts Club 1 2 3 Stage Crew 2 1 v 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 . - ' If Ii 1 4 . 1 N . . . 1 1 1 b . , , ,. - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , y Q ' ' h . . . . l 6 . , , , 1 1 1 1 1 Y , y . . . . ' . . l 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 v - KARL ROESEBERG KCITI ACADEMIC The quiet member of the class who has outstanding track ability. Choir 1, 2, 39 Art Club 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3. JAMES RUDOLPH Jim INDUSTRIAL ART Known for his wit and manner, he has an answer for everything. Baseball 1, 2g Student Council 1, 33 Shop Club 1, 2, 35 Year- book Staff 3: Class Cabinet 3. DOLoREs SCHROAT Dee SECRETARIAL Worked hard as hockey manager was always ready to help. Hockey Manager 2, 35 Tri-Hi- Y 3g Basketball 1, 2, Junior Prom Court 23 Dancing Club 2, 33 Senior May Courtg Junior May Court. PAULINE MARIE SCI-IROAT Paulsze CLERICAL Outburst of laughter, numerous fr1ends, never falllflg spirit and pep Dancing 2 3 Typing Club ROBERT SEEFELDT Stump INDUSTRIAI ARTS A capable and outstanding basketball player and a practical Joker Baseball 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Sports Club 1 2 3 Twenty eight ,.,....-v ' NANCY ANN SEITZ Nance CLERICAL Has a sense of humor and sincerity brary Assistant 1 2 3 Dancing Club 2 Senior Cabinet 3 L1 brarv Club 3 Typing Club 1 3 .. I S ' . 3 l r ' ' Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Treas. 33 Li- . H Q A 1' s 9 5 s 1 . ' '. 3 . RICHARD SHENBERGER Dick CLERICAL A quiet person with sincere brown eyes. Science Club 1, 2, 3. BARBARA B. SNYDER Barb SECRETARIAL Pretty green eyes and a friendly smile for all. Basketball 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Pres. 3g Class Cabinet 39 Col- hums 33 Twirlers 1, 2, Capt. 3g Senior Play Cast: Junior Prom Committee, Bloomsburg Club 2, 3g Dramatic Club 1, Yearbook Staff. HARVEY SAN ET Harvey ACADEMIC The great actor full of wit and corny poems. Track 1, 2, 3g Junior Play 2g Senior Play 33 Forum Club 2, 3, Pres. 3, Junior Assembly. PEGGY ANN STEARNS Peg CLERICAL One of the actors of our class Basketball 1 2 Twlrlers 1 Colhums Art Editor 2 3 Alt Club 1 2 Junior Play Senioi Play Choir 2 3 MARGARET E STOEBE Peg ACADEMIC A brilliant mind, a heart of gold with hair to match 2 3 Co Captain 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Editorial Manager of Yearbook Chou 2 3 Prom Que-en 2 Cabinet Mem ber 2 3 Editor of Columns 3 Probles Club 1 2 T11 H1 Y 2 3 Vice President 3 Twenty nme WALTER C TIMM Bzppy ACADEMIC Often seen but never heard a quiet and shy manner 1 2 3 Junior Pay R X E X 1 7 , 3 ' 3 Hockey 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3g Science Club 1 I 1 5 l 1 1 ' . i l 1 v v ll . ' 1 ' DoLoRES TRAUTZ Dee SECRETARIAL Full of mlschlef and a Swell frlend to all Dal1Clll2' Club 2 3 T11 H1 Y CHRIS TL STIN Chl zs INDUSTRIAL ARTS A tall member of the class wlth a helplng hand for all Stage Crew 2 3 D3l1ClI'lg' Cu 1 2 'S ,,.-v- ERNEST VARALLI Erme CLERICAL Known for the wave ln h1S halr and wltty remarks Jun1o1 Plav Cenlon Play Dancmg Club 2 BOWllIlg' Club 1 3 Thirty LEON C LINKLER A be ACADEMIC A tall member of the class wlth a Sense of humor and Wlt Football 2 Cholr 1 2 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Colhums 3 eff-W1 ,Q 0541-170 WWW UWM OFM ff'L57f,'aJ?5f Q, my my ,, fir-wh ii fww Yfxgelxw smigvfs MwWi,,ffgUZ!fy'fU,E wwf A is fgffff K J A , a, ' ,IJ MJ SQ V '- gn X, ' ' J 1y. ' 5, 4 ' kpx, J' VL Y. . . ' N ' 2 H j f vigrx! wi: . I HJ 0 . ' qpbxli X gm ., . . ff! f 7 .x'1wf.: J. N ke, Wav .953 s N . WL .1' lj , 03. - ' . F I 1 X0 I IZA r J ,Q OV Q N r x ! f. f A . 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UA-' HST W i 'ql U' mga' N f 4 EHS5 aff IUTORQ 115i-e 2 September 1947 We started the fnrst of our three glorlous years We elected Joe Seefeldt presldent Kate Donaldson VICE presldent Carol Bryant secretary and Carol MOFFIS treasurer The Class of 50 was on 1tS way After electmfr our officers we were not satlsfled to Slt back and relax w1th contented smlles upon our faces We reallzed we had certaln obllga t1ons to meet and that we could not meet them wlthout pos1t1ve financlal a1d S we launched a serles of money maklng pro1ects football concesslons the Soph Hop and the Sadle Hawklns Dance all these were responslble for our financlally successful first year 1n hlgh school September 1948 Ah' Jumors only one more year Agaln we selected officers Leo Hayes was elected presldent Bob Blalr VICE presldent Carol Bryant secre tary and Carol Morrls treasurer W1th all the problems we had 1n gettlng out our football programs the class worked to gether and came through wlth flylng colors Our first dance was the Welcome Dance whlch was sponsored by the 1un1o1s and senlors Surely you lemember the 1un1ors canvasslng the town for magazme sub scrxptlons, whlch was one of the ways we used to mcrease our bank balance At last came the day when we were saylng, Our class rlngs are here ' The rlngs were at tractlve and had the school emblem on them After Chustmas we met our next o b1g problem Mr Young our dlrectol helped us p1ck a play called Merton of the MOVIES It took a lot of constant practlce day and nlght unt1l It opened It was a good play everyone agreed and we had fun dolng It Of course we had many a dance but the most memorable was our Junlor Prom the nlght of May 13 at Strath Haven Inn Peggy Stoebe was a charmlng and sweet Prom Queen Wlth a very lovely court They were Cla1re Lott Nancy Jacobson Dolores Schroat Carol Bryant Barbara Martln and Florabelle McKale Then the senlors of 1949 went away and we observed the trad1t1onal Baby Dav We all had a gay tlme recall1ng our chlld hood days of dlapers rompels blg bows and kltty cars galore lt was fun wh1le It lasted F1nally our last year' September 1949 We began wlth our patron drlve and ad vert1sements Then came the t1me when ex eryone was flashlng those wonderful graduatlon plctures around F1nally after all the work on the year book had been completed, It went to press Then It was tlme to plan ou1 Sen1or Trlp The class declded It was New York We left Dar by at 6 30 a m on the mornmg of May 17 What a glorlous tlme we had' When we came back, our flnal exams were 3YV31'l1I1g us F1nally that great day ar I'1V8Cl Graduat1on' FAREWELL, COL LINGDALE' Thnrtx three . , X K l 'NN' , M ,. 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Y . . v - 1 QW l QM 5 June 6 1960 DEAR MR MERCER Remember that vsonderful Class of 1950' Im certa1n you v11ll be 1nte1ested ID yy hat actually has happened to lt so I haxe my estlgated Here are the 1esults Su1ely you vy1ll be happy to heal th it Ill a l9C6llt 11at1on vx1de poll Hovs ald Mozer was elected Most Popular Cartoonlst He IS ably ass1sted bv D1ck Kmttwels and He1be1t Ma1t111 who Vlllt9 the gag l1nes Cla11e Lott the Amer1can petty glll IS h1s favo11te model Often seen 111 h1s stud1o a1e ou1 two model f11ends Edna Long and Florabelle McKale On the sport pages I not1ce that Bob Bla1r and John Adams coaches at Penn and West Cheste1 respectu ely have dlrected numerous teams to ylctory James Ashton Leo Hayes Bob Seefeldt B111 Pott1ger Earl RllG5 and B111 Leutner have become knovsn to the publ1c Vld the SpOlt sheet so ablv 1y11tten by Fled Baume1t and Ha11y Davls of The Ez fmng Bullefm B1ll Bllthe 1s the photog1aphe1 A la1ge numbe1 of the class a1e do1ng C1Xll SSIXICQ wo1k 111 Washmg ton They a1e Ann F1she1 Pat Fe1guson Pat Loftus Joan lVlcCloskey Ba1ba1a PQAISOH Bdlbald Snyder Dor1s Abbey Nancy S91tZ Dolores Remley and Josephme Casey Patsy Kl1ne and Dee Knotts could also be found nea1 a typew11te1 unt1l ma1r1age forced them to glV9 up the1r oflice wo1k He1e we find Tom Jaspe1 Secretary of the Navy and Repubhcan Senatol James Gr1ff1n Also 1n the capltol IQ B111 K61H3.th who adV1S8S the Presldent on Lat1n matte1s Remembe1 how fluently he spoke the language 1n school? Broadway Wlth 1ts glltteflllg l1ghts st1ll lures people The flashmg s1gn on the Cap1tal Theatre ady ertlses that wonderful muslcal comedv that has been play1ng the Blg Tovxn fo1 1ts th1rd Stralght year One Last Fl1ng lvatul ally th1s show IS well represented w1th Coll1ngdale talent Gay Elko and Marcella G1ll1es a1e tops as comedy stars w1th Dorothy McDermott the local song thrush supplylng the mus1c The stage scenery was done by none other than our ovsn Peggy Stearns and of course the play was dlrected by Harvey Sanet 'Thwty four . 1 ,N f ' . 3 S., . 1 V , N.. ' Y Qi 1' 1 1 f -Sr.. , . W, - 1 1 1 1 A If X U0 11, g ,V ff U0 .'1'f fx -if ,A ' ?. 'l V I ,7 ff All ' f 'fe ' 2 , 1 In 1 x X i - ,-- ' -' ' 1 71,1 -1-YV' K, l 1, 7 'df . 'I' 7- 1 . 1 ,Af '1 7 1 y W A11 ' ' 1 ' y y' ' 1 1 ' 1 . . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ,1 1 . . . . . 1 y' 1 7 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' - y' 4 s 1 y 1 , U '1 'Y ' 1.'1 1 1 1 . 1 11 1 . . .i i 1 1 . 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K 7 7 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 7 7 Edward Murdock and Ernle Va1al11 run the RLIIYIITIIQS Rendezvous 1n T1n1cum Buddy Ph1ll1ps prov1des atmosphere Wlth h1S accord1on and Charles Casner IS the bartender Here also we find Joe D1amond runn1ng h1s Caslno 1n the back room Orlena Heath Bernlce Donaldson Joan Hershey Florence Mess1ck Geo1geanna Bla1r and V1rg1n1a M1lnor are ualtresses Not every g1rl W1Shed for the fame of publ1c success Wedd1ng bells hfue rung for some members of our class Nancy Jacobson Ann Lyons and Dolores Agent have chosen the path of pe lceful d0m8St1C l1fe and seem qu1te satlsfied Wlth the1r cholce Also happy 1n matrlmony are our old fa1thfuls Remember the famous stead1es Nancy Lowden and Dawd Batson Dolo1es Schroat and Leon H6lIdllCk9 They report that ma1r1ed llfe IS thr1ll1ng Coll1ngdales most progress1ve ch1ldren s nursery 18 run by Paul1ne Schroat who cla1ms she IS trymg valnly to d1sc1pl1ne some of the Class of 50 s problem chlldren Whose chlldren 7 Your guess IS as good as mme In the field of educat1on Peggy Stoebe IS the gym teacher at Sharon H111 Hlgh School wh1le Walter T1mm and Jack Hayes teach blology at R1dley Townsh1p and West Chester respect1vely Marlene Kearney IS Dean of Bryn Mawr College for women ass1st1ng her are the Aur1lla slsters Norma and Dorothy Of course I need not tell you that Paullne Dettra 18 the Colllngdale Hlgh School l1brar1an because you Mr Mercer have already observed th1s fact Hele I mlght add that Joe Moore attended Penn Unlver s1ty to Obtaln an M D after h1s name whlle Jlmmle Rudolph IS now a funeral d1rector w1th a budd1ng bus1ness In the 1ndustr1al world the McKone Construct1on Corporat1on headed by Frank McKone that emlnent englneer IS COHSDICLIOLIS W1th the help of Wayne Edwards and Tom McAteer as des1gners the company IS bu1ld1ng a network of super h1ghways from Ma1ne to Cal1forn1a Chr1s Tust1n Robert Devers and Ray Mlgness are foremen on the pro1ect Maureen D IOT10 and Dot Edwards handle the secretar1al Cll.lt16S D1 Carol MOFFIS manages the Sunny Dale San1tor1um fol persons sufferlng from nervous dlsorders The1e Mlflam Brownlowe IS a nurse and Katherme Donaldson 18 the secretlry 1 most efhclent one accordlng to her employer s op1n1on Karl Roeseberg and Daxe Conrad have enl1sted 1n the Army wh1le B1ll Boyer Bob Brown and Don Caxender preferred the rolllng vsaves and s1ghtsee1ng excurslons that the Naxy ofered D1ck Shenberger not to be outdone but 1ust to be dlffelent Jomed the Marlnes As for myself I have g1VQH up the ldea ot a cal eer after my lttempt to set the world on fl1e NV1tll my gen1us commerclal '1b1l1ty Now I am content to type the obltuary column for my husband Well that IS a 1eport ot the p1ogress ot the Class of 50 They xe really gone places dont you thlllko But then our class alvs ays was three 1umps ahead of ex eryone else so I guess It s only natural that we should haxe succeeded S1llC9I'6lW vours CAROL BRYANT Th rtx 111 ' 1 - u ' 9 ,av ' v 1 ' w ' ' I I . , I , - 9 's 9 Y u. 1 . . . . 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Y H I U 'v i 1, ,e CLASSES UNIUR mhaaaxt, N -lvf 'W Th1S yeal has been a busy one for our hlgh stepplng Junlors F11St they 19C91V9d then claw ungs then the pxoduced a great comedv entltled The Gleat B1g Domstep In the months between thu xx e1e xeu bum sellmg, magazmes and plepallng fO1 then Satul dax nlght dance Thelr Prom was held at Sllllllg, Hfuen Countrw Club and naw a flHclIlC'1dll.y successful Xex the 1un1o Q haxe had a xeu bum and pxosperoue yeax but we can efcpect nothmg len 911109 thex ale undel the capable bpon oxshlp ot MIS Pemod and M1 Bone Th rtx 6 lr , A T , ' as ' , 1 sa , A 1 7 1 1 1 v L1 1 A1 ' 7. , ' I, 1 . 1' 1 ' 1 1- ' 1 K1 1 1' T V C 1 4 y H A1 1 very gala event. In May they held their patron drive which was I 'I Y Lwkw I . Y nw, .I ' lvx 1 f 1 1 1 'Ivy kvvy ' nw x my Y it A Q .xml L- Lv Q v ' 1 igl OPHO ORE The Class of 1902 organlzed early 1n the freshman year so as to haxe some money ID lts treasury and also to be able to start 1oll1ng on lts may to success th1s vear The Sophs ale under the able dlrectlon of Mr C1 amer and Mr Yeagley Desplte the l1m1ted act1v 1t1es they earned the t1tle Mlghty Sophs A fine Job was done by was also boosted by the sale of Colhngdale tee shuts and by then two annual dances the Soph Hop and the Sadle H3.XKk1HS Dance Alleadx thev a1e plannlng for then 1un1or xeax We a1e suxe that wuth thls fine bplllt they xull succeed 1n all thex do Fortx ' , ' ca as , . . ' . H . ' ',, ' ' . ., .. them on the football and basketball concessions. Their bank account K KK K 37 ' , ' , I n 1 1 1 . .1 . . 1 11 1 1 1 FRES lhe F1eshm111 Class o1f,d111zed th1s wefu nlll NLl16lX D10 pu hom thu efulx Ntfut The clfu ls Dlrllllllllg' the walk tm next Xe 11 It vull be tuecl 111th the 1u11111ng ot the toothall tome x1011 thls ls lluaw 1 xuccew Lent hut not least T01 tht t1eshm111 ls 1tN flmecl bathe Havskm Dame Coocl lutlx to the c mme ODllOlT1O1LN X e xx h 1011 1ll the uccew 111 the xsculcl F rtx mo V' , . K. 2 . st.. .,.. ' lv . .v 6 A, . A, . S ,. '1 'Lv . Q lv S . . ' . SS 'sq . I i v 1 ' . A, lv ,Z .. coming Septemberg the11 its Zillllllirll dance, the Soph Hop, which ' ' S ' ' . l -' 'iz ' j S 'ls T1 'is j 1 1 S U ' L: g Z Q -,sgif,Q?2l gfffxgiv V ' M I 321 41 . Ji 5 B F1 0' 2 'W wg ff? A Vs, f M X . 5? Y , '- w 1 1 3, M tk 3 Msgs ya' .gr xy 4 N 23 5-Q K .Q iii? 1 A y' ai-X 'gig' 'H . U A Mfxfgf mmf! s M-J Li Wm L z QQH, gm I P' Q 5 L QQ? N5 4 . gi- Si , 5 1 f A , 5 4' 7 ' , ' at JE in 932 5'E'i -f 2 WW w 2 jg ' K- ' ? 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ICTIIIITIES Forty-six NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Row Deloles Magovxn Norma Aurllla Marg Stoebe Dorothy Mc Dermott Calol Bryant Fiont Row Mal lene Kealny Sponsor Miss McGahey Joseph Moole Kathlyn Doneldson STLDElNT COLINCIL bponsm Mzss Spam The Student Council guided by Miss Speer, is one of the most active Ol ganiza tions around which the school rotates It is composed of members from each class chosen bv their classmates Meet ings are held QVCIV other Tuesday aftel noon at these the schools ploblems are discussed It is an organizatlon in which one should fuel honored to be a member HIQ This organization a select group com petes against lik H1 Q teams from neighboring schools in a series f oral examinations which are broadcast over the ladlo The contest is sponsor ed by the Scott Papel Company who awards the team with the best 1eco1d at the end of the lengthy contest a prize valued at one thousand dollars FORUM CLLB Sponsol Miss Speel This club IS open to senior high stu dents only. The purpose of it is to pro- mote interest in world problems and to participate with other schools in open forum meetings. They also take part in radio broadcasts and entertain forums at our school. Under the direction of Miss Speer they give movies to the grade schools for the purpose of making' money. PROBIES CI l ll qponsol MES Rlce Thls club vsas olganlzcd fol gule who wwh to entel the NUISIYIQ plofeenon Plactlcal expcllence and mitructlon IQ gzncn to the gnls They haxe weeklv meetlngs some of vxhlch ale taklng' time to d1He1ent hoepltals ln th v1c1n1ty and Qeelng actuxl operatlons These gnls au takmg the fnst Qtcps toxxald thcn chosen C3.l9Ll LIBR XRY LLL B Sponsoz Mls Pueey 'VIany have seen how bum the l1b1arv becomes aftel School If vou are taken cale of bv a student then you know -,he Q ln the L1b1a1y Club Do xou evel take not1ce to the new faces on the bllllitlll botnds each month and how manv old bookx have been lepauedq XX ell thats, the xsollx of thue ,quls SCIENCE CLLB Sponsor Mr KullClx The Sclence Club IS olgamzed to de velop .1 bl'0dClL1 lxnovxledg.,e of bclentlhc affdus ln the wolld To become a mam bu of the Suence Club one muet bc a nembex of the 5911101 hlgh chool and must xhow 1 definltc lllt6lQNt ln t c QLlQlltlflC field D6lll0I1'stl3.tl0llQ and expellments lust a few of the xal led 3LtlVltlQQ of thc u .ll NIOR HIGH SCHOOI DR V81 HIC CLLB Sponsor M12 Cldlllel Both bows 31141 Ellls are iclmlttul ln thl club Itx ann le to develop pomp and Ellgllqh BADIQQQIOII An occaelonal as semblv proglam pxesented by th lY16l'llb61S It helps them to study the dlah1dt1CS vvhlch wlll help them lf thex have ci natulal talent for the btage Fortx sci en 1 w v ,Jl so .' 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S , 1 ' 1 , I ' 15 - v .3 ' v . , V , ' y C IRLS TRI HI X Sponsor MIS lx1111le1 Thc 1111115019 of th1s club 1s to c1eatc Uldllltilll and e1ctc11d thloughout thc school and the C0lTllHLlYl1tX l11gh st 111da1ds of Cl111st1a11 charactu Ullflel the capable leacle1sh1p of 'Vhs Kll1dQl thc club has hclpecl xx1th 11111115 se1v1cc 1ct1v1t1es both 111 the school 1nd Ill he CUlllD1L1llltj lsevx 111111111 md sen1o1 cla s 111e111be1s w1th sat1sfacto15 schol11sh1p h1g,h l'l10l3lS and hlgh school sta11da1cls a1c lected 1Y'lt0 the club c lch xeal JLNIUR BOYS HI Y Sponsor M1 Spee1 Th1s clubs pu1 posc 1s to cleulop and to t1a1n XULIILLQI boys for 8IltldllLL 111to the SQIIIOI H1Y Club The motto of the club ls To Bettcl Ou1sclx es Thmugh Ch11st1a11 Fclloxxslup Clcan Scholal shlp Chan Athlet1cs than bpench 1nd Clean L1v1ng,, It 1s open to the 1012 EPORIS l Ll I3 Sponsof WI1 W1ll1an1s The D0ltN club ls open to all the b0Xs IN the se111o1 h1,Qh school who 11e 111 tclcsted 111 po1ts Thc pu1posc of tl11s club IN to teach the boys H1011 xbout the spo1ts lll whlch thcy partlclpate 111 the1r gx 111 classes They a1e taught about the Ollglll of the spO1ts and thex see YHOV16 on the dlfTGlCllt techmqucs used bv mam of the p1 ofcs 1onals of todax Jl NIOR RBD CROSS gjNHl.5'7l WI1s IXlI'lfl6l Th1s club ls opcn to gul Ill g1adeQ s e11 Q1 ht a d 11111c I a 11 to nc 111 u11de1 ta11cl111g of the tvpes of se1x1ce 1ende1ecl bt the xounge1 111en1bc1s of e Red C10 NI1s K1lld61 who IQ Q11 D011 Ol has clone 1 ,meat lob 111 helmng thc guls to fulfill the pulposes of the Ju111o1 Red C10Ss Moxements , . - L I, 'nl' Y' . l ' B In 1 I 4 1 I 1, I D K n 4 x ' I s . 1 ' lv ' ,. 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' ', th ' S s -, : 2 '1 l' ' , 1 ' : ' ' ., : THE BOYS HI Y The PUIDOSQ of thls club IS to cleate Hlallltalll and extend throughout the shcool and communlty hlgh standards of Chllstlan Chalactel The motto of th club IS To Better Ourselves Through Chllstlan Fellowshlp Clean Scholalshlp Clean Athletlcs Clean Speech and Clean Llvlng The club IS llmltcd Ill HILIIIIJLISIIIP to 30 PHE SENIOR CHEF CLUB Sponsors MIS Klndcl and Mls Haag, Thosc male lnnmbels of thc senlol jLlIll0l alld sophonlole classes who xwlsh to lealn the lllt!lLdC18S ot th Ixltthtll o ln othel molds to coJk alt glw n the oppoltunlty to do sr lll thls club Each V631 the club plepales a dlllnel f0l outslde guests Someday they xwlll QIVG thell VNIYQS a few 13011112615 on the alt of coolxely Mcnlbershlp IS lllllltcd to txxentx EDISON .ILNIOR SCIENLE CLLB Sponsol 'VIl Bowe HOUIIQ' people lntelested lll SCIQIILQ dl6 attlacted to thls club It 15 open to both bo.,s alld gllls ln the Junlol hlgh school Thls club helps to bloaden the kll0NVI edge of thc lLllllOl hlgh students and plolllotes a lnen 1Ilt6lE?St ln the hlghel ClEllC6 COLHLMS CLLB Sponsor Ml Kullck Thls club ls lesponslble fO1 the publl C3.tl0ll of the school nexlspapcl Colhums The DUIDOSL of the club IS to Dilllllt students vllth Joulllallstlc ap tltudes and lntelests to develop good wlltlllg hablts and sllllls The monthly publlcatlon affolds an opportunltx for students to 193.111 dlffelent tVpe of xxllt mg f01 Oth8lS It D18SEIltS an excellent chanc to assume buslness responslbll ltles Both JUIHOI and senlol hlgh stu dents can be IIIGIIIIUQIS Forty 'nme s ' 1 x v 1 e ' la . ., , r -y . . ,, . , . 1 . l -L . r K . 7 .N , . .Li ,. , , .. , ' . - 1 ', I ' . . ' ' .' . -'.. .' . ' ,,, .' . l . C , . . V . . , , ., . V I l, , Q ' Y . f ' . . K Q Y. '. V I x U . . . . X 1 - v 1 - 1 1 v ,, A .1 v . 4 ' ' yn .' . , ' ' ' . ' . , , ' ' . ' . x . . . 5 Q, ' . . ' ' ,. . S ' S, V v , . . ' Av , , . at -un , ,J ' -L A . ' . . ,' ' . ' ' . 7 . - h. ,. L . . . S ,. - 1 x 8 . i. . - 1 I'1,tx BLOONISBL RG CLL B Sponsor M1s Hutchmson Membe1sh1p lS open to all 11111101 and semol commerclal students The pur pose of the club IS to stlmulate lntexest m commerclal wolk The club sponsols dances and cake bakes for the pulpose of 13151112 enough money to send five stud nts to Bloomsburg whele contests w1th other school lepresentatlves ale held The student ln o1de1 to quallfy fo1 thls comeptxtlon must be plohclent m COI'l1YT'lE1Cldl xnolls. D XNLING Ll l B Sponsol XIIQS Huehes Thls club Dl0lllOtE'9 mole lntelest ln soclal llfe bx teachmg, mocleln danclng 1 op to tho e Jumox and sen hlch students lacking 1n thls fOllXl ot to paltlclpate mole IH ou1 school func uon 'lhex al o have a chance to lcaln quale dmce and have dcmonstxated them to cxoups at some of thc school soclals SFNIOR HIGH SCHOOI IJRXNI XTIC CLLB Sponsof M1 Young Thls 19 the dlamatlc 0lQZ'dIllZdtl0ll oi the hlgh school It affords an oppox tumty to develop ,fzenelal dlamatlc ablllty ASQ9mbl19S and cxchangze pro grams benefit bv the partlclpatlon of thc dlamatlc club Thev take many tllUS to sce stage shows whlch hclp them to understand the dlf'l ClQllt tvpes of plays ., ' 4 ' L ,, . . V ' . L l , 1 1 . v . Y . Y , , , v T . A 1 , W . ' v c , l . ,, , hy .' ' v . ' ,. . .' -. it 's wen s ' ' ' ' ' iol' social contact, so that they may be able V S. T Iv 1 v 4 1 A u s ' a ' s 1 .' ' 1 : : 1 . - 4Av 4 1 A I i J ' 1 . n. 4 K .' ,- L A K Y' 'B Y . X w2 Md www COLSENIAN STAFF LEO HAYES, Plmtoyraplmr PEGGY STOEBE. Editorial Mgr. KATE IJONALDSON, Business Mgr JOE MOORE and MARLENE KEARNEY Editor and Assistant Editor ff' HIGH SCHOOL BAND Our school band vshlch conslsts of apploxlmately forty fixe mem bQ1S has athlexecl gleat thmgs thls yea1 Plawlng for assemblles pep meetmgs and football games are among 1tS punclpal clutles although the band has lts ow n concelts and taxes palt IH the spzlng, mus1cal In almost ex ery actlxlty m the commumty or school ue see our ex er loyal school band partlclpatlng Our band IS recogmzed as one of the best 1n thlq dlstrlct We all should congratulate M1 Yeagley for the swell Job he has done wlth the band Let s keep up the good work' BRASS QUINTET MR YEAGLEY Director Fzjtx mo Y v ' fx 1 1 ' - v - . , . s 1'v I v I 4 . v 1 . N .1 4 1 v' ' v ., . . . .. . N ,, 9 I 's D w v 1 : 1 D fu 1. x r X r N. 'N v y . v. ' ' v '1 - 9 Q . . . . . N 1. L , - 1. . . , - y A CAPPELLA CHOIR If any of you have ever come to school about 8 lo a m on a sprmg mornlng you mlght remember hearlng a group of VOICQS soft rlch and then soarlng Well that was the A CAPPELLA CHOIR Thls choral SOClety meets every Tuesday and Thursday mornmg on lts own tlme It IS well known for 1ts actlvltles The A CAPPELLA CHOIR entertams 1n the Thanksglvlng Chrlstmas and Easter assem blles It also slngs at exchange programs and occaslonally IH churches Mrs Danlels the dlrector IS contlnually buung new muslc and vxoxklng out schemes fo1 the annual sprmg mus1cal 'HRS DANIELS Ihreclor GIRLS SEXTET BOYS QUARTET Ffr ll xi A' -Q2-: - Q .4,.:-Q - -'f ...: 5 M X ii 2 4 .sw ff in JK- f ,Q fe' ' bf Q' , Q 0 nf? -A4-x f 29 ,E 1 we Q3 V. LIS: J , we 5 23 3 if ' ii 4 N an 353 A ,m ,. ' in aw W . s A E F Aw' P L55 SSW nal? 1 - fl Q V .' K - as I Y . , K ,L -A W .li NM M K' fe ..,. z, , ' ff ,ef 5 s I ff if 6 sk M4 5 wx, A, Ap-5. an Wi? if . 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Qef P A s 5, 1 Q f' 4 x Q 5 5, w Quik vi 'W' .i,, 5.4 Il 9 if BRN' D R A M A TIC S MERTON or THE Movies The Class of 1950 presented the play Merton of the MOVIES on the ex enlngs of Aprll one and two wh1ch marked the 1n1t1at1on of the Junlors 1nto the realm of dramatlcs It was a type of play whlch had not been glven for a number of yeals The play was an old tlme comedy whlch provoked one to laughter The actlon of the story takes place on a Hollywood set where they are shoot1ng a plcture Merton who has just come from the country IS trylng to get a Job IH the mox IGS After becomlng 1nvolved 1n many movles lVl91 ton flnds hlmself publ1c1sed as a wonderful actor at the end of the play None ot us vull ex er forget the grand actmg of our clex er thesp1an Harxew Sanet who was the famed Merton The cast dld a hne yob ln makmg thls a blg success The class attubutes the success of thls play to the eiorts of Mr Young the CllI'9CtOI' and to Carol MOFTIS student d1rector SEVENFEENTH SUMMER Among the pleasant ex ents of ou1 SQHIOI yeal the month of Nox embel bzought forth the Sen1o1 Play glven on the thlrteenth and the foulteenth of that month The t1tle of the play was Seventeenth Summer Seventeenth Summel vu is a comedy IH three acts The actlon took place 1n the llvlng room ot a typlcal Ameucan home The storv wx as about a young teen age g1rl and he1 love affan duung the summer months The leadlng 1Ol9N yn e1e taken bv Mau1 een D IOIIO and Ha1 vey Sanet Those IH the m1no1 parts V619 Calol MOIFIS Malcella G1ll19S Peggy Stealns Ioe 'Vloore Leon Hendrlck Balbala Snvdel Ernest Varalll M1ld1ed P1e1ro Flolence Mess1ck Fled Baumert Much cledlt should b g1V9H to the xx hole cast for such fine perfolmances We also want to thank Mr Xoung ou1 dnector fol the splendld yob of coachlng our plav to a success Frftx Il e ax Y- av Y . . 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'- K'-1 YI SPUIVPS 'ftf ,lil-.4 ..- VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1949 9d1t1OH of the Colhngdale football team under the guldance of thelr nexx coach Lou Bonde1 took to the field m mld September Throughout the season manx IIUUFIQS dex eloped but th1s fa1led to dampen the sp1r1t of the Qlltlle team for thev xxent on and xx on sex en games out of ten Captaln John Adams a senlor held doxxn hls customa1y center post flanked bx Earl Rlley at guard Frank N1cKone and B111 Pottlger at tackle and Leo Hayes and Bob Blau at end all semors Completlng the startlng llne was Al W1ll1ams a 1un1or The hard charg1ng backfleld conslsted of Bob Seefeldt Al ClbSOH Jlm Ashton and Charhe Rus I mong the frequent substltutes were Bud Ph1ll1ps He1b Martm Barney Bowman Hugh Fea on and Dave Batson 4--P' whim V A WR BONDFR Coach Szxtx tuo GIRLS' BASKETBALL Under the able direction ot' Miss Hurlbrink, the 1950 girls' basket- ball team enjoyed a well-played and hard fought season. Although they were not undefeated, they did have a good average and they did make an admirable showing, considering the fact that Miss Hurlbrink had only three letter girls back this year. The returning girls were Nancy Jacobson, Miriam Brownlowe, and Peggy Stoeloe. The first team was composed of the following girls: Miriam Brownlowe and Peggy Stoebe as co-captains. Nancy Jacobson, Roberta Martin. Charlotte Smuckler, Johanna Link. They won four out often games. Much credit is given to Miss Hurlbrink, whose thorough knowledge of the game guided these girls to a successful year. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Pep and Splflt 1S thelr motto Whether 1n pep ralhes on the football field or on the basketball court th1S group of g1rls contmues to cheer desp1te score or weather When the golng IS tough and the score IS low then' perslstent Splrlt encourages our team onward to vlctory These glrls are responslble for the fine Splflt Wh1Ch keeps up the morale of the players and the fans We hope that th1s everlasting sp1r1t and energy of the Colllngdale cheerleaders wlll l1V6 on vuth Collmgdale Hlgh School We must g1V9 credlt fo1 the fine coachlng to Mrs Hutch1nson and to the two co capta1ns Kate Donaldson and Carol Brvant for they have done a marvelous Job th1s vear ff WW? wks Hl 'ICHINSON foam 'x 21 Szxtx five H . . ,, . . . . 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MERCER Track Coach Sixtyfseven VARSITY BASKETBALL The Colls started thls year s season vuth SIX lettermen back from last year They were Bob Blalr and Bob Seefeldt co captalns Charles Casner John Adams Leo Hayes Fred Baumert The team was successfully coached by Lou Bonder who was aSS1St6d by Hank Baraldl The team started vuth wlns ox er some of the best teams of the county such as Sharon H111 and Eplscopal Academy Although they dld not make out as well as expected 1n the1r league they d1d come out as one of the top teams 1n the K1wan1s by deteatmg the teams of Lansdowne and Spl mg fle d Next year s team should look forward to a successful season w1th the retulmng veteran ball players Mlke Devlto as captaln J1m Kaut Geo1ge Hurd and Charles Thornton FIRST TEAM Sixty caght 4 . , Y. . ' x ' 9 9 ., , . 7 Y . . , . Y. ' V v vi ' v , . y v - 1- x V Y 1 1 i 5.. A W K , an, Mit 5 g M2 A , X. A I 5, 4 ' ' u- A 2 Q.- I isvfli 'L 'T ,,jv.?-A ' 4 . 4 5' +.,, ,: '-Q, i 5 ' ., A.. g ' i ' f s ' HOCKEY The lure of the crisp fall breezes whipped the 1949 hockey team into a varied and peppy season. For the past three seasons the girls have been having bad luck, not being able to win any games, but this year they came through with one win, two ties, and seven losses. This pickup proved the girls' t1'ue love of the sport by the enthusiasm. Miss Hurlbrink should be congratulated on her fine job of coaching this team. The girls showed excellent sportsmanship and team spirit. Miss Hurlbrink did a splendid job in urging the team when they became depressed and she praised them when thev were playing good ball. 1 all X 1 i 3 ' iigi?gi,'i 3 1 :jul -1' l 3 fl . i L 1 Q if l i f 1 K 1 5 M--fi: i '- 1 J.. i 1 'jyf 1 Z 53s N W g M 1 5 4' 5 Q ' 1 14 lr Q q i Q FEATURES 3 v a 7 0 Best Athletes Best Dancers Best Dressed NANCY JACOBSON ORLENA HEATH KATE DONALDSON BOB SEEFELDT .IOE DIAMOND BOB BLAIR I R Most Baslxful WALTER TIMM Best Looking Best Physique Best Couple EARL RILEY EARL RILEY LEON HENDRICK CAROL BRYANT FLOSS McKALE DEE SCHROAT Most Likely To Succeed Most Popular Most Talented LEO HAYES BARBARA MARTIN DOT MCDERMOTT PEGGY STOEBE LEON HENDRICK ED PHILLIPS Most Bashful P O I I JOHANNA LINK Most Witty Most Studious Most Talkative TOM McATEER JOE MOORE MARCELLA GILLIES GAY ELKO PEGGY STOEBE JOHN ADAMS x IDEAL BOY Deep naly haw of Wayne Ednalds Superb physzqzle of Ea1lR2ley Appealzng personality ot Leo Ha yes Interestzng eyes of Daze Conrad Attractzz e snzzle of Bob Seefeldt Nzce nose of Al Gzbson Humorous laugh of Charles Casner Well molded lips ofJaCl1 Hayes Sensztzz e hands of Bzll Blzthe Spa? kltng teeth of Karl Roc seberg Dtstznct eyebron s of Bob Blau Healthy completion of Jun Ashton Well modulated volce of Joe Moore Ideal hezght of Jun Rudolph MUSICALLY IDEAL GIRL Vatnral nazy hair of Marlene Kearney Glamorous Home of Ca1olM0r12s Sparklzng eyes of Dorothy Ednards Brilliant snzzle of Ca1olB1yant Cate nose of Edna Long Inteetzous laugh of Gay Elko Well shaped lzps of Aancy Jacobson Sn eet dimples of Clane Lott Expressm e hands of Ann Lyons I nstrons teeth ofMzr1a1n Bronnlou e Vatnrally arched eyelnon sof Peggy Stoelae Smooth cornpleazon of Pat Ferguson Lovely 1 owe of Dot McDe1rnott Ideal hezght of Floralzelle McKale SPEAKING SOMEBODY ELSE IS TAKING MX PLACE Poor Junlors THIS IS NO LAUGHING MATTER M1 Stengles Jokes DO I VS ORRYI Nlght b9fO16 Math Fmal I GIVE YOU MY VK ORD lead the entlre book MISS N6th6lXVOOd MEAN TO ME Those attltude marks IT ALL COMES BACK TO NIE NOVS After the test SMOKE GETS IIN YOUR EYES TEMPTATION SOME ENCHAINTED EXENING I DON T KNOW VN HY ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE IT HAD TO BE YOU 'IHESE FOOLISH THINGS AI L BX MYSELF AIN T MISBEHAVIN FOOLS RUSH IIN SO TIRED BEVS ILDERED NIEAR TO YOU 'A YOU'RE ADORABLE xou walk 111 the boy s basement F01 that eallv mormng blue pass Oul Jumol Prom The teachers always pxck on us Go dovm on VOUI school reco1d Of all the teachels we could have gotten Vie had to lcaln ln Engllsh In Melee s Office Honest Merce' The Jumoxs aftu Senloxs leave Monday moxmng Tug Class A blam at test tlme Malks bm enty su ,','. ay ,Q .' 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GV .2 Fzrst To MISS Hughes we leave a d13.WV61 lll fllxng' cab1net all to helself Second A 1esupply of blue passes to MISS R1ce fO1 all the ones we used To the 1un1o1s we leave the D1Obl9l1l of ra1s1ng money Th n cl To Mr Kullck we leave a pan of Bates SIX footels Fozuth To the cafeteua we leave a supply of ga1bage cans Fzftlz Smth To the school 1n genelal we leave S1 tenth To the followmg Bob Seefeldt leaves h1s clean football Je1sey to Jllll Klut Wayne Edwards leaves h1s glG lt ab1l1ty 111 SDO1tS to Cha1les Achuff Ed R1f'fe1t wllls the football cage tape, and empty l1n1ment bottles to any fool who wants them Gtolge Hu1d 15 the lucky fellow to whom Bob BIONXII leaves h1s manly physlque Flallk McKone has agreed to leave h1s shx 111an11e1 to Cathellne Culren Chus Tust1n leaves h1s happy go lucky ways to Jlfll Hope Al xVlll1d1'I1S IS mlled luck and ab1l1ty to lull the g11d11on bv Bud Ph1ll1ps and Al G1bson ,,.,.,..2F-:Q-K..x J1111 Rudolph leaves h1s pltchmg 31111 to D011 Elko Bob Devels leaves h1s coal black ha11 and CIQWW cut to a11y fellow who llkes 1eal COY'l1fOlt Bud Mozel leaves h1s false teeth ln a bottle of WVI.tEl to anyone whom they w1ll ht Dfwe Batson leaves h1s ta1lo1ed dungarees to YV1ll1am Ba1dsley May he keep a sharp crease 111 them Leon Henduck leaves zegretfully h1s actmg ab1l1ty to Dlck McKxy and CORDIS Sle1ghte1 V Magness leaves h1s name to Thon1as Magness ithats keeplng lt 1n the famllyj Dot Edwalds leaves to any pool Stlllggllllg JLIIIIOI he1 sholthand ab1l1ty May she use lt w1th app1ec1at1on Luc1lle Cunmngham IS the vely lucky glrl who 1ece1ves flom Cla11e Lott her pleasant smlle May she Hash It often Nfmcv Jacobson leaves hex basketball u111fo1m to Robuta Malt1U Pat Loftus leaves to Janet Pete1son he1 V615 subtle hun1o1 Joan McCloskey and Peg Stealns leave all the nut of town boys to C1m1lle Blschlel Ba1ba11 Peuson iehevwlng, gum queenj QIVQQ Nancy Llke he1 knatk for gum claeklng Dot MeDe1n1ott leaves he1 sop1ano VOICE to Malllyn OPDQIIIIZH Pat Fuguson leavt to Gloua Maddox her ta1lo1ed clothes ll0plIlQ, she w1ll wea1 them wlth Dllile Seventx seven X h N . gm 3, 1, , N1 , 1 . - .1 . lx WN fav 1 nf :A xxx YA N NX 18 Xxx XX Xixfxxxxxixn .ti Xt! 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CLASS WILL 1501141 Johanna Lrnk and Flossre Messick very gladly eonserrted to leave their pam and strain sutfered rn getting to chon on trnre to Charlotte Knotts Dorrs Abbey leaves her boisterous echo to Geraldrrre Trmrn and Evelyn Clewell Jim Bulldog Ashton leaves his way with a football lrrre to Lrnford Booz Dot and Norma Aurrlla will then knaek of eo operation to Ed Saunders Jack Barnes rs the recrprent of B111 Blrthes vrvrd imagination Mrrram Brownlowe wills her readiness for fun to Jean Tangye Jean Butler reluctantly leaves that rttrtude lll tilee any man to Joan Soan Josephine Casey and Maureen Dlorro leave then almrlrty to cooperate with the teachers to Marrlxn Ward and Marylou Spahr Katherine Donaldson lends her class antres to Shrrley Farber Gay problem chrld Elko leaves her chenr rstrx book to Mr Kulrck Jack Haus wants Vtlllram Barney Bowman to have hrs tram trcket to Penn State Leo lover llps Hayes leaves some of hrs abrlrty to chase women to Art Flower Betty Saunders receives Orlerra Heath s and Joe Diamond s abrlrty on the dance floor Marlene Kearney leaves her amazing efficiency to Joanne Carter Errc Ernst rs the recrprent of B111 Kenraths democratic seat nr the Student Council Donald Lanes natural abrlrty for French goes to George Cressman Dolores Partridge receives Ann Lyons blonde harr lAnn rnsrsts that ltS natures workj Carol Morrrs leaves her abrlrty to manage the class bankroll to Clarr Burchrll Earl Rrley leaves hrs deck of cards to Hugh Fearon and the gang Karl Roeseberg and Herb Martrrr strong srlent type leave their artrstrc abrlrtres to Matthew Stearns Harvey Sanet leaves part of hrs rnqursrtrve nature to Rrchard Clark PQHIIV Stoebe makes a gift of her hockey strele to Lourse Katz Walter Brppy Trmnr leaves hrs free as a bud' attitude to Robert Oppermarr and Bob Arrants John Adams leaves to Charles Rus hrs love for football GOOD LUCK' Dolores Agent leaves her han styles to Roberta Sollrnger Fred Baunrert and Charles Casner hope that Mark Lynch and Mary Jany Tarbottom will study as well as they did Georgeanna Blarr leaves her beautiful blush to Carol Antrrrn and Mrke DeVito Bob this rs the end Blan wllls hrs football uniform to Tucker Ruble Carol Bryant wrlls her crowning glory Betty Jean Clark Davrd Conrad wants to grve hrs car parlnrg space to any deserving owner Harry Davis and Richard Shenberger leave therr very lrttle love for science to Evan Knowles and Warren Davis Pauline Dettra s quiet ways are left to Charle Thortorr and V1 rllranr Lucke Bernice Donaldson and Anna Fisher are wrllrn t grve lessons to Barbara Howard on how to get a man rf she needs any Marcella Grllres leaves her gift for chatter to shrrley Matrs James Grrliin leaves hrs salesmarrshrp xbrlrtv to Elaine Booz and June Cawthorne Thomas Jasper and Vtrllram Leutner hope that Russel Payne and Leonard Ryan will take then seats rn the elerrcal room Dolores Knotts and Nancy Lowderr leave a long Patsy Klnre and Edna Long leave their color guard and twrrler unrfornrs to anyone who can wear them Barbara Martrn leaves her long hike to school to Helen Jones Florabelle McKale wrlls her nickname Flossre to Florence ODonnell Vrrgrna Mllnor leaves her sweaters to June Griffith Edward Murdock leaves hrs shyness of girls to Richard Stewart Wrllram Pottrger leaves hrs love for hrs girl to John Houben and Earl Gray Dolores Remley Pauline Schroat and Nlancy Sertz leave then corny Jokes to anyone who can under stand them Bob Rrtchre and Drck Krrrttwers leave their printing abrlrty to the Junior printers John Cahill and Jim Donehue are the lucky receivers of Tom McAteers so called wrse cracks Barbara Snyder leaves her love for weekends to Betty Sprrggle Leon Zrnkler leaves hrs Jolson Srngrng t anyone who has the talent Dolores Schroat wills her cute freckles to Betty Kennard Joan Hershey wills her love for study halls to Joan Getty and Shrrley Trarner Adelrne Grosse wrlls her herght to Kathryn Jones Joe Moore leaves hrs worries with the yearbook to Bob Seifert Good Luck' Seventy eight 7 1 1 I ' u - ' u ' 1 ' ' fc . 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