Glen Nor High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Glenolden, PA)

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DONALD BASNER 123 Isabel Avenue GLENOLDEN, Psrms. Anyone want to talk about horses? Whenever that question was asked, Don was sure to be around. He was especially glad to tell you about his own. We knew in spite of his natural quietness that his grin spoke for him better than words. ROBERT BLAIR 203 Harrison Avenue NORWOOD, PENNA. Snakes, mice, and birds-these were the key- notes of Bob's vocabulary. He found time to manage the basketball team, work for the Annual, and go hunting too. No one has ever seen the top of Bob's head, for he stands a good six-foot-two. HELEN BONSALL 340 N. Scott Avenue GLENOLDEN, PENNA. Helen, noted for her red hair, has acted both as Student Council member and basketball star. An expert saleswoman, she sold hot dogs and candy at the football games. Helen's spirit of forgiving and forgetting is one of her special traits. SAMUEL BONSALL 529 Seneca Avenue NORWOOD, PENNA. Sam's ability at climbing roofs gave him a good perspective on the rest of the world. His ability was not limited, for he was a stellar basketball player. He was numbered among the boys who could hardly wait for Business Math class to begin.

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FRED ANDERSON 113 Garfield Avenue Nonwoon, PENNA. The part of Michael, good natured helper, in the Senior Play, fitted our curly-haired Fred perfectly and made him famous throughout the school. Well- known, too, was his cat, Ioseph, which had been a subject of class conversation for several years. ROY ASSELL 285 Winona Avenue Nonwoon, PENNA. As vice-president of the Senior Class, an out- standing figure on the basketball court, and an active member of the Hi-Y, Roy was a busy person. You could always rely on his traditional good humor in class and out. He is sure to be successful! .f1, ifffwflx PHYLLIS BAMBERGER 103 Sylvan Avenue NORWOOD, PENNA. Sweetness of character, sincerity of manner. a friendly smile-combine all of these and you have Phyllis. Yes, indeed, the Color Guard, the Annual staff, and the National Honor Society will have to search far for Phy1's successor next fall. o N.f'J gifffffpyi-f'i fi 1 W, 1 dw, ffllyll U . 7 IOAN BARBER 545 Ashland Avenue FOLCROFT, PENNA. How to win friends and influence people is Ioan's special secret. Whether playing varsity hockey or basketball, or just talking among friends. that sparkling laugh was evident. Many a dull moment has certainly been lightened by her antics.

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EUNICE BRADLEY 241 Leon Avenue Nonwoon, PENNA. As the governess in the Senior Play, Eunice was to be commended. Still ringing in our ears are the Latin expressions she would quote going down the hall and the recitations of poetry she would render. She will be a great orator one day! rl DONALD BROGAN 609 Sharpe Avenue GLENQLDEN, PENNA. Many a class would have been tiresome it it hadn't been for Don. He kept everyone chuckling. But when he answered a question, all was quiet, tor he seemed to know something about everything. His handknit sweaters and curly hair were the envy of his comrades. GORDON BURGETT 310 Welcome Avenue Nonwoon, Pnmu. Gordie may have been the smallest, but not the meekest Senior. Although he took a good ribbing for his size, he threw it off with a good-natured answer. An active member in the Hi-Y, he was always the first to suggest Gym Night. A rooter? One oi our most loyal. OLIVE CAREY 324 N. Llanwellyn Avenue GLENOLDEN, PENNA. When you see a big dimple dancing along, look behind it and see Ollie. Being custodian of both hockey and basketball, and being in the Glee Club kept her busy, but not enough to retrain from cor- recting you if you called her Olive.