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

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CORRINE DENT 1107 Ashland Avenue FOLCROFT, PnNNA. Student Council and Glee Club activities were a part of this swell-natured girl's days at Glen-Nor. Many of us would pause to listen to her singing a hit tune- knew them all. A whiz in shorthand, she's a Iflibla future. A jf, it ICKINSON Avenue GLENOLDEN PENNA a genius in everything she undertakes, was also successful in her performance as the maid in the Senior Play. Singing in the Glee Club, pouring forth her knowledge in French, and as class editor of the Annual, she won the admiration of all. HARRY DOUGHERTY 109 Chester Pike Nonwoon, PENNA. Doc was kept busy delivering mail at Christ- mas. iMaybe that is how he got his long legs.l He also found time to play basketball, which is his favorite sport. Doc could always be counted on to contribute some interesting remarks in all his classes. VIVIAN DOWNS 14 Ridgeway Avenue NORWOOD, PENNA. Vivian, although one of the smallest girls in the class, was one of the liveliest. If you could not have found her on the dance floor, you would have found this pretty miss at the roller skating rink. Any spare time was spent at sorority meets.

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MARY ANN COGGIN 402 Trites Avenue Nonwoon, Pmnm. Although a newcomer at Glen-Nor this year. Mary Ann entered into the spirit of the school with- out hesitation. Her friendliness made her welcome everywhere. Her selling of hot dogs and candy boosted our class treasury, for which we say. Thanks. BETTY IAYNE DAVIS 90 N. Elmwood Avenue FOLCROFT, PENNA. The job of carrying the American flag down the field was B. I.'s. All eyes followed this trim miss as she marched, holding that standard high. All eyes followed her, too, on Friday nights when she could be found tripping the light fantastic. IEAN DAVISON 515 Urban Avenue GLENOLDEN, PENNA. Coming from a little town in New York was no draw-back to lean. Playing on the hockey squad. working on the program committee for Girl Reserves. singing with the Glee Club-all were among her . . . . L activities. Never wi rrmment with her arou ! w wil .ff V' . fr 'ffifjffaif GENEVIEVE DEMPSEY 323 Llanwellyn Avenue GLENOLDEN, PENNA. As a defensive player in hockey and an offen- sive player in basketball, Gene was always at her best. With energy still to spare, she lent the or- chestra lots of verve when she beat the drums. Pep rallies would certainly have missed her presence.

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ANN MARY DUNNE 310 Urban Avenue NORWOOD, PENNA. There's an attraction on the color guard and Nancy is it. Her long black hair and pleasing personality are her special traits. Meetings of the Alpha Gamma Phi made up her Monday evenings. Nancy's monitorial work has been very beneficial. to the Student Council and has also made her a well-known Senior among the younger students. CHARLES FRASSONI 307 South Elmwood Avenue GLENOLDI-IN, PENNA. Of a dual personality, Charles wit and sober- ness made him a standout. Charles was numbered among the boys who braved all sorts of weather to play football. Wfft-gone! We didn't have to look. We knew it was Charles on Harvey's much-loved motorcycle. busy alter three. PAUL FOWLE ' 41 East Logan Avenue GLr:NoLnr:N Pzrmx Paul's pleasing personality and witty remarks made him a class favorite. He was a faithful worker in every endeavor, whether as former class presi dent, Hi-Y program chairman or member of the Annual Staff. His ties were especially outstanding EUGENE FROST 2 North MacDade Boulevard G1.r:NoLm:N Pnuru Although one of the quietest boys he would have been the undisputed winner in any spitball contest. A willing worker, he was a big help with the Senior Play scenery and the transporting of Pepsi. Caring for his horse at Dievaks kept him