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

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smile when you spoke to her ROBERT GILLARD 106 Rambler Road GLENOLDEN. PENNA. With his return to Glen-Nor this year, Bob's grin and well-rounded personality made him more popular than ever. His intelligence as shown in Problems of Democracy won him fame. We are sure Bob will be successful in whatever he undertakes. elected treasurer of Hi- Y. DONALD GRIFFITH 400 South Scott Avenue GLENOLDEN, PENNA. Long known as a nature enthusiast, Don was another of the class' hunters. His activities did not stop here because during the winter months he helped Mr. Knoll with the basketball team. Don was always willing to help his class in any problem. ALYSE F UTTY 564 Chester Pike Nonwoon Psmm Alyse, one of the Annual s industrious typists was a well-liked girl. Her pretty hair do s and friendly spirit were outstanding Dancing was her favorite hobby and the Air Corps her favorite service You could always depend upon receiving a broad WAYNE GRANT 117 Garfield Avenue Nonwoon PENNA Alf's interests are as varied as the days of the year. His performance in the Senior Play made it the success it was. His remarks in class were col lectors' items. Everyone will always like Wayne for his friendly manner. We can understand why he was

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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

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DORA GRUBB 35 East Knowles Avenue GLENOLDEN, PENNA. As snapshot editor of the Annual, Dorie could be found at the oddest times and places taking pictures. In spite of her seemingly perpetual flurry, she had time to sing with the Glee Club and perform as Dolly in the Senior Play. Full of cheer? But yes! . . lil-i .vt X eh' x . Q? - ' 'rail-ha . , t vt 5 'vt-9: IANE HAEBERLE 113 North Wells Avenue GLENOLDEN, PENNA. Calling commands while marching with the Color Guard was only one of Ianie's activities. As a Iunior she assisted the business manager of the Annual and acted as a traffic monitor. In every job undertaken she has proven a steady and efficient worker. K .kt CAROLYN HANNA 320 Welcome Avenue NORWOOD, PENNA. Carolyn's heart lies in the direction of the hockey field all year 'round. As a capable goalie she served Glen-Nor for two years. The movies, too, hold Car's interest. In fact, if you ever are looking for her, just take a peek in the Manor Theatre. DONALD HORNBERGER 102 Urban Avenue NORWOOD, PENNA. You don't have to be big to be popular, as proven by Hornet His outstanding playing on the gridiron made him famous. He also found time to play basketball and to be president of the A,A, His wisecracks have kept many commercials wide awake.