Derry Township High School - L Histoire Yearbook (Yeagertown, PA)

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PerAcnalitieA Popular Girl—Rosanne Payne ... A happy-hearted loti who doserves the honor of being elected moil popular girl of the Clast of '47. Rosanne radiates energy and good-will. This easy-to-know, easy-to-liko girl works hard at her studies, although sho finds more fun outside the classroom. Rosanne holps to koop Township spirits up with hor contagious laughter. Sho is advertising manager of the Bluo Gold and sooms to havo a knack for getting those ads. Yes, that's Rosiel Leadership—Clark McKowon ... An outstanding student in many ways, Corky is president of the Student Council, mombor of National Honor Society, Forensics League, French Club. He also showod interest in sports, particularly basketball and track. Corky has the qualities of a good leador—determination, honesty, broadminded opinions. He is respected by teachers and friends for his good sense and character. With marks well above average, he would be an asset in any field, but Clark has chosen medicine as his profession. Popular Boy—Kenneth Smith ... A good-looking man with a friendly attitude and laughing eyes? Why that's Kenny, or Weego as he is better known. A member of the Monogram Club and Der-Tow staff, Weege played football until an injury forced him into the sidelines. Ever-ready for fun ond merriment, Ken can be relied upon to know the latest jokes. An intelligent and pleasant companion, he has a sensible and realistic outlook upon lifo. His favorite saying is I'm all there. Clark McKowen Kenneth Smith Rosanne Payne

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Scholarship—Mary Anna Liebermann . . . Here is a girl with changing moods. Once she is just a happy-go-lucky school girl, with not o core in the world; then another time she is very serious about every little thing. Always has her work done well and ncvor fearing to challenge the future, that's Mary Anna. Off to college, studying in her medical profession, we know that she will always look back at her high school days as her happiest days. Outstanding Sports—Jack Clark . . . Selected from many worthy candidates. Jack wos chosen the Man-of-the-year in sports at Derry Township. His record during four years of football, track, and baskotball is indeed an enviable one. Few athletes ploy the game as hard and as fairly as Jack does. His cleverness rated him tops in basketball. A woll-doveloped personality and a well-filled schedule bespeak Jack's integrity and intelligence. He is a popular lad with the obility to become a success. Versatility—Helen Guxik . . . Helen has participated in almost every activity at Derry Township at different timos. A capable and reliable student, she has been an active member of many organizations—the Personality Club, of which she is President, National Honor Society, Commercial Club, two years as librarian, feature writer for the Dor-Tow, and secretary for Mr. Carnack. She proved her versatility by altornotoly enacting an hilarious imitation of Bing Crosby and delivering thought provoking speochos on Junior Town Hall of the Air. Mary Anna liobermann Helen Guzik

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Problems are brought before the Golden Eagle NAME—ALIAS—ACCUSED OF—PLEA Allison, Jean—Jeanie—Liking trumpet-players—I don't mean Harry James Anderson, Patty—Pat—Being full of pep—I have to be, I'm a cheerleader Andrako, Helen—Andy—being carefree—Guilty, I'm from Loyalhanna Angus, Cecelia—Shorty—Being friendly—I like everyone Barnhart, Jane—Janie—Liking tall, dark men—Shows I have good taste Bertsch, Margaret—Tiny—Having pretty dimpled cheeks when she smiles— They're date bait Boring, Erma—Erma—Possessing pretty blond tresses—And it's natural too, not peroxide blonde Calabrese, Rose—Bucky—Liking mystery stories—They don't give me nightmares Chockla, Eileen—Chock—Never missing a dance—I love to dance Claycomb, Lois—Lo—Always being willing to help—Sure, why not? Cronan, Jean—Jeanie—Being late for classes—The bell always rings too soon Cummings, Dorothy—Dot—Hating to leave school—Are you kidding? Denkovich, Margaret—Marg—Forever chewing gum—It's good for the teeth Fink, Patricia—Pat—Spending more time on her bass fiddle than her studies— Music is more fun Guzik, Helen—Bing—Spending her money on Bing Crosby records—No one can sing like Bing Hamill, Irene—Beanie—Giggling—Guilty, but I can't help it Harshell, Ethel—Epplie—Always gabbing—I like to talk Himler, Mavis—Mavis—Never loafing—I have too much to do Hughes, Lavonne—Vonny—Liking pickles—They aid digestion Kennedy, Lois Jean—Loie—Having natural curly hair—I guess I'm just lucky Kondrich, Dolores—Dolly—Drawing pin-up girls—I decorate my room with them Kovalish, Margaret—Slim—Being quiet—That's a laugh Marco, Marcella—Marcella—Always eating—I'm hungry McGinnis, Charlotte—Charlotte—Being a basketball enthusiast—Basketball's a very interesting sport Palek, Clara—Shorty—Never being seen without that Loyalhanna gang—We have such good times together Perry, Thelma—Thelma—Spending her money on new clothes—Can you think- of a better way? Phillips, Dolores—Deede—Planning a marriage career—See my ring Phillips, Margaret—Marg—Always combing her hair—I have to keep it in place Pristas, Mary—Blondie—Having a soft voice—It doesn't pay to talk loud Sinemus, Mary Edna—Mary—Being quiet and intelligent—You don't know me very well Smith, Betty Lou—Smitty—Always boosting Derry Twp's football team—Township's team is tops Stahovec, Catherine—Katy—Liking to type—It's fun Tommasini, Jean—Jeanie—Never being seen without a big smile—I always smile when I'm happy Yancy, Anna—Anna Kay—Never being without a cheery hello—A cheery hello makes many friends Blockovich, Frank—Frank—Being Mr. Ondrey's helper—Sometimes I get out of a class Kaeff, Robert—Bob—Liking photography better than Trig—Photography's my hobby. Trig's my hobble Neil, Ronald—Ronnie—Teasing girls—Oh well, girls tease me, too Short, James—J. K.—Prefering baseball to Grammar—Baseball's not so complicated Rellick, Joseph—Joe—Having Room 10 girls in a dither—I don't see why 12