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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

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As class sponsor he has faced many difficult problems, but with the experience gained from sponsoring eight other senior classes, he has always found a solution and carried our class through to a successful conclusion. Mr. Rennard, a native of Phoenixville received both his B.S. and M.S. from Penn State. I-le came to Glen-Nor after many years of teaching experience at North Coven- try High School. In four years he has served Glen-Nor as head of the science department, he has made many a science prob- lem clear to his classes. As attendance director he has convinced many a tardy student of the need for punctu- ality. Mr. Rennard states: You as seniors, have reached one of your goals in your struggle through life. You have possibilities of doing great things-pro- vided you put forth the effort-Which I know that you are capable of putting forth. You reap, in later years, what you sow in early life. You have gained knowledge, during the years at Glen- Nor, put that knowledge to an excellent use after you leave. lf 1 ng..- A07 fwlniifafwi aw n W N v Li. T--' , , . ' i wr PE ' f-1 fagnkffk lff' X . film. ll T 11 . , , W H it I :IN .Uv ,nw mi T: H l l' Il QQ .im , ......- 1 1 l1-li-!i .....::-.3 33-'i'1'L V U ' 1 a me K- 'Q ff flax' I. 1,g ., . gm 5' gn! :Q Tum r sl W' Y - N ' ' Q55 1 F f ix if r .liz-A' xl Q I il l I i J 1 in ' nn. HFU THE MA ABEME 1-. ,, xg QW.: MR. I. STEWART HEBDEN Treasurer MR. HOWARD C. HILL President MRS. M. C. KIEHL MR. IOHN W. LAUPER MR. ROBERT NEAVE MR. IOHN L RICKER MR. OTTO E. SANDBERGER MR. IAMES SCHWERING Vice-President MR. ARTHUR I. SWEATMAN MRS. HELEN THOMAS HINEMASTEH RUSSELL E. BAMBERGER. M.S. Gettysburg College Supervising Principal MARGARET ADERHOLD. B.S. Millersville S.T.C. Library, Activity Calendar FRANCES H. BIESTER. University ol Pennsylvania Science, Glee Club THE ZELLANIAHIE BARBARA. B.S. Grove City College Business Education, Duplicating B.A. BARBARA BRANCH Glen-Nor High School Assistant Secretary VIRGINIA D. BRYAN. B.S. Mansfield S.'!'.C. Home Economics. ASSISTANT EDGAR F. RICHARDS. M. Ed Temple University Assistant Principal. Visual Education Cafeteria Dlrectress THAI EHS MARION D. CORDIER. M.S. Temple University Secretarial Training. Business Education A. IACKSON EARLEY. M: Ed. Temple University Head of Business Education. Bank ffm HELEN DYSART, R.N. Women's Hospital School Nurse s FACULTY EUNICE B. FEIGHT. B.S. Drexel Institute oi Technology Home Economics. Social 1 4 f o HARRY D. FBICKER. B.S. Millersville 5.'l'.C. Practical Arts, Baseball FRANK A. GENO, B.S. Lock Haven S.'l'.C. Social Science. Safety BBATRICE S. GRAEF. M.S. University of Pennsylvania Social Studies. Guidance RUTH D. HASSLER. MA. GENE HILDEBRAND. B.S. University of Pennsylvania West Chester S.'l'.C. Head ot Language Department. Scienece. Hi-Y Sponsor National Honor Society WHAHTON HIRST. B.S. GERTRUDE E. HUTCHINS. M. Ed. Q- , East Stroudsburg S.T.C. Q Math, Football and Basketball Assistant Coach MIRIAM K. IONES. B.S. Temple University Head ot Social Studies Department. Student Council Sponsor Temple University Math Department Head. Y-Teen Sponsor GEORGE C. KNOLI.. B.S. East Stroudsburg S.T.C. Health. Assistant Football Coach. Basketball Coach. Iunior Class Sponsor I ' ELOISE T. KOUSZ. B.S. University of Virginia English. Gleo Club I .. ' ,-1 11' lx U I ,f 4' ' ...f 41' lg I 1 I I' 1 ' as I' FACULTY I- STANLEY LANDIS, B.S. ANN B. LUCKMAN. 3.5. Millersville S.1'.C. West Chester S-'l'-C- Head of Practical Arts Department. HBGWI- Gifrl 5900! Co-Sponsor ol Student Council L IEAN K. MAYBE IOHN S. OLSON. M.l. West Chester S.'l'.C. New York University English. Publicity Health, Football Coach Faculty Manager oi Athletic Association MARLIN R. O'NEAL. B.S. Lebanon Valley Music ELIZABETH PALMER' B.S. KATHARINE I. PASCHALL. M. Ed. Beaver college Temple Umversxly Heahhl Gig, spon, Language. Social Science. Assembly Programs IACOB A. RENNARD. M.S. MILDRED B. SCHYMIDT, B.S. Penn State College Pennsylvania Stale College Science. Altendance. Praclical Arts. Senior Class Sponsor Posler Supervision a - LYNN L. STEPHENS. M. Ed. BERNARD F. SIEGEI., B.S. Pennsylvania Stale College Pennsylvania Slate College Math. Business Manager, Head of English Department. Music and Dramatics Dramatics ROSEMARY STEWART. B.A. Whealon College English. Social Science. Cheerleaders Sponsor ROBERT B. WERT. M.S. University ol Pennsylvania English. Year Book Sponsor. Iunior Class Play. Sophomore Class Sponsor FT m .,-,. - N, v ij, .ti- ASQ. Kxfiiifiqggxmsl , my ,A vsxvww B - BE'l'l'Y D. s'rswAn'r B x s .ff Taylor Business School ' Secretary V , ' X .. Nh - I K W AN 'S ix xl I 4 :i p-1 I J N1 wi Y 'r l Wlfjffffy !XY1TVW'Y Z'XyXbxu1'VJQf7vG 'U xxxKyI,,,,giilIIIl www IIE TEH HI If gf Xl ll MARGARET C. AIRD 110 Rambler Road Academic Glenolden. Pa. Sparkling personality . . . very dependable . . . pretty smile . . . one of our flag twirlers . . . Moonlight . Hockey-9,lU,ll,l2. 'Honor So- ciety-lU,l1, Secretary and Treasurer 12. Dramatic Club-10. Y-Teens-l0,ll, President 12. Glee Club - l0,ll,l2. Color Guard-l1,l2. Chieftain Staff- lO,ll,l2 Uidvertising Editorl. Senior Play Cast-12. GEORGE ALBERTSON 18 Ridgeway Avenue General Glenolden. Pa. Mathematician . . . exceptional in POD .... pleasing charac- ter . . . smooth dancer . . . al- ways helpful . . . Ridgeway boy. Senior Art Club-l2. Senior Glee Club-12. SHIRLEY M. ASSEL1. 285 E. Winona Ave. Commercial Norwood. Pa. Lovely to look at . . . quiet . . . sharp dresser . . . Shirl . . . hockey star . . , Kelly. Hockey-l0,ll,l2. Y-Teens-lU. ll. Glee Club-lU. Tennis-10. EDNA BALENTXNE 504 Urban Avenue Commercial Glenolden. Pa. Shy miss . . . Dave . . . quiet manner . . . congenial company . . . adverse to homework. Y-Teens-10,1 1. Hockey-10. Glee Club-10. Tennis-10. RUSSELL E. BAMBERGEH. IB. 103 Sylvan Avenue Academic Norwood. Pa. Basketball ace . . . Honor stu- dent . . . One of the class musi- cians . . . very friendly . . . Rusty . . . Successful future, Basketball-9,l0,l l,12. Football -12. Band-9,l0,l1.12. Swing Band-l0,ll,l2. Brass Choir-10, ll,l2. Visual Ed.-l0. Baseball- l2. Honor Society-l0,ll,l2. WILLIAM H. BEVAN. IR. 117 Willows Avenue Academic Norwood. Pa. Capable actor . . . Whiz on the court . . . Good Humor . . . Nonchalant Manner . . . Loyal Classmate . . . Devilish Grin. Baseball - 9,lU,ll,l2. Basket- ball-1U,ll,l2, Senior Play Cast -lZ. Student Council-9. Dra- matics Club-10. IESSIE M. BISHOP 301 Cleveland Avenue Academic Norwood. Pa. Popular with all . . . Blues Sing- er . . . Future Angel of Mercy . . . Aggressive Fullback . . . Hard Class Worker. Hockey-9,1O,ll,l2. Basketball - l0,ll,l2. Softball - 1U,ll,12. ?lef5 Club-l0,ll,l2. Y-Teens- l, . MARGARET BOEBNER 518 Primo: Ave. Commercial Fclcrblt. Pa. Pleasing smile . . . cute hair-do . . . friendly gal . . . a carefree spirit . . . Peggy . Glee Club-lU,1l. Eg. V? Q5 9, ,A ' I H ,ff X I l t YQ'-'1, W ill f w ,ll 1 4 f l R Ol, O - , 0 O V l7 nnnrnm noon-I H5301-D BORRAR 19 N. Love Lan, 413 AlldI9Wl Avenue Commercial Norwood, Pa. General Glenolden' PU' Pon. Whiz . . . Bart . . . Hof Rod Kid - specialty, bashful l l I always blushing cars . . . Knows his Job . . . D . U bgbyfcce ' i D quiet I - I Here and there, but where? . . . swell guy. Machinery? That's his job. 'Hunting and Fishing Club 12. ff. I, .Q X Ml I 1 f f f , 18 ,-- CHARLES W. BOYER 913 Main Street General Darby. Pa. Boy with blue eyes and blond hair . . . What's Darby have? . . . Plays the sweetest trumpet this side ot Harry Iames . . . Mr. O'Neal's right hand player. Band-l0,1l,l2. Orchestra-10, ll,l2. Swing Band-ll,l2. X 75 Z xg EO 9- DORIS BURKE 12 E. Ashland Avenue Commercial Glenolden. Pa. Freckles . . . P.O.D. expert . . . nifty dresser . . . good dancer . . . smiles. Glee Club-l0,ll. Newspaper -ll. Hockey Manager-10. Y- Teens-10,ll. DOUGLAS E. BUSH 414 Hilcrest Avenue General Glenolden. Pa. Doug . . . Center of all . . . good humor . . . excels in dancing . . . Those eyes . . . an all around swell guy, Senior Glee Club-12. Senior Art Club-12. NANCY I. BUTLER 617 Seneca Avenue lun Peppy personality . . . Nance . . . smooth dancer. . . Paul . . . Co-Captain of the cheerleaders . . . neat appearance. Cheerleading-l1,l2. Dramatic Club-IO. Senior Play-12. Glee Club-11. Commercial Norwood, Pa. l RICHARD H. CASSEL 132 Ridgeway Avenue General Norwood. Pa. Dependable football player . . . always a smile . . . baseball player . . . ready with a pro and con . . . one oi the boys . . . wizard at P.O.D. Football-12, Baseball-ll,l2. Senior Art Club-12. Senior Glee Club-12. FLORENCE CLOUD THOMAS H. CONNERY 1 - i ROSEMARY CONNORS 113 5. well. Avenue 331 Llanwellyn Avenue 428 Andrews Avenue Genuul Glenolden' pa' General Glenolden. Pa. Commercial Glenolden, Pa. Head drum mqjorene . U l at 8:00 Tom . . . Knows and likes his Easy on the eyes . . . laughing A.M- bond practice I - I red cars . . . Another blue-eyed brown eyes . . . Frankie Laine head . ' 1 Always G Smile ' n n blond . . . Popular with all his fan . . . Rose . . . dainty ap- very petite' classmates . . . Cold Rod No. 1. pearance. Bcmd-11'12. Glee Club-9,13 Senior Art Club-12. Senior Glee Glee-l0,ll. Dramatics Glee Club-l2. Club-10. r MARGARET I. CORNELIUS 205 E. Glenolden Avenue Academic Glenolden. Pa. Always enjoys a Howl . . . Corny . . . Potent candy seller . . . Handy with the needle . , . Willing to help whenever possi- ble . . . Enjoys a joke. Tennis - l0,ll,l2. Student Council-1l,l2. Glee Club-10, ll,l2. Newspaper Staii-ll. Sen- ior Play Committee-l2. Y-Teens -lO,ll,l2. Dramatic Club-lU. HELEN A. CORTER 112 Bonsall Avenue t Lg Commercial Glenolden. Pa. Blues singer . . . Hoff . . . very popular . . . ace cheerleader . . . iitterbugging tan . . . Mrs. Ellington Lewis . . . Cheerleading - ll,l2, Glee Club-lO,ll. Senior Play Cast- l2. Dramatics Club. l s 101-IN C. CRAWFORD 215 S. Scott Avenue Academic Glenolden. Pa. Farnworth the Principal . . . argues vehemently in P.O.D. . . . Ardent classical music tan . . . Honor Society member of long standing . . . Math genius. Student Council-9. Treasurer -ll. Chieftain Staff-ll. Busi- ness Manager-12. Glee Club- IO., Band-l0,ll,lZ. Swing Band -ll,l2. Senior Play Cast-12. Math Team-ll,l2. National Honor Society-l0,l l,l2. LENORII DBLP 240 E. Winona Avenue Academic Norwood. Pa. Attractive Gal . . . Future Model . . . Loti . . . Sharp wardrobe . . . Loves to dance. Hockey Manager-ll,l2. Y- Teens-l2. Glee Club-l2. ffx F V a 'fl' X Q ft .ff ' '. uf if if l XA . e- ,X ,f. . Y x F J sf' 'l 20 ff I2 at BEVERLY l. DENT 1552 Chester Pike Commercial Folcroft, Pa. Sharp singer . . . enough per- sonality for two . . . beautiful hair . . , peaches and cream complexion . . . popular gal . . . Swing Band-l0,ll,l2, Glee Club-l0,ll. Dramatics Club- 10. Class Secretary-l0,ll. Chief- tain Staff-IZ. RITA DePAUL 18 Grays Avenue Commercial Glenolden. Pu. Shorthand whiz . . . queen of the band . . . chic clothes . . . che.erful , . . blues singer . . . full of fun and mischief. Band-12. Hockey-9,10, Glee Club-l0,ll,l2. 1 4 SHIRLEY R. DOYLE 4 Hook Road Academic Norwood. Pa. A. A, Council and Student Council Executive . . . Speedy hockeyite . . . Petite . . , Span- ish enthusiast . . . Friendly . . . Acrobat. Hockey-9,l0,ll,l2. Tennis-ll, 12, Basketball-12, AA. Council- S,ec.-ll. Treasurer-12. Sen- ior Play Committee-12, Y-Teens -lO,ll. Student Council-Vice- President-12, Glee Club-ll,l2. Wx of te? filly J L 'D S 1 f ELIZABETH L. DUKES 606 Ashland Avenue Commercial Glenolden. Pa. Brainy kid . . . movie fan . . . lots of fun . . . friendly . . . easy to get along with. Glee Club-10,1 I. DOROTHY Y. EBY 124 Elmwood Avenue Commercial Glenolden, Pa. The silent type . . . St, Ioe fan pretty hair . , . cheerful smile always gracious . , , Dot . Dramatics Club-10, IAMES l. FERGUSON 120 N. Wells Avenue Academic Glenolden. Pa. Three-letter man . . . Blonde and wavy top, Toni? . . l-lardhitting quarterback , . . Witty . , . Mike '... Tease. Basketball--vlU.ll. Football--A l0,ll,l2.. Baseball---ll,l2. Class Vice-President ll. ROBERT G. GALLAGER li Boon Avenue Academic Glenolden. Pa. Wizz at math and science . . . plenty of brains and initiative . . . class musician . . . drama- tic ability , . . POD. Orator, Band--9,l0,ll,l2, Swing Band - 12. Orchestra -e 9,lO,ll,l2. Chieftain Staff-ll. Assistant Editor-12. Honor Society lU,ll, 12. Senior Play Cast-l2. Math Team-ll,l2. ELSIE GAMMERSCHLAG 137 Elmwood Avenue Commercial Norwood, Pa. Quiet gal . . argyles . . . pretty hair . . . easy to get along with . . , pleasant diposition . . . RICHARD GERMAN 350 Oak Lane General Glenolden, Pa. Dick , . . another quiet fellow friend to all . . . liked by all . . . likes the South Americans . . . takes to ships. Football-l l. IOHN GILBERT 317 North Llanwellyn Avenue General Glenolden. Pa. No hit, no run king . . . what a lett arm can do . . . a good sport . . . high school to big league. Senior Art Club-l2. Baseball -9,l0,l1,l2. IEAN B. GILLARD 106 Rambler Road Academic Glenolden, Pa. Capable Manager of Girl's Bas- ketball Team . . . Attendant ot Red Cross Meetings . . . Belle of the Trig and Solid Class . . . A Y-Teens Regulars. Basketball Manager-9,lO,ll, 12. Y-Teens-lU,ll,l2. Glee Club -l0,l2. Senior Play Committee -12. Dramatics Club-10. IOAN A. HAGERMAN 318 N. Scott Avenue General Glenolden, Pa. Short curly hair . . , dancing eyes . . . chic clothes . . . neat- ness personified . . . future journalist. Newspaper-ll. Basketball Manager-l l,l2. Y-Teens-l l. Softball Manager-lllll. Soft- ball teame-l2. Senior Play Committee-12. KATHLEEN HALLAHAN 425 Hillcrest Avenue Quiet , . . Betty's friend . . . hard worker . . . handy with the needles . . , friend to all. . 1 Commercial Glenolden, Pa. DORIS M. HUTCHINS 443 Andrews Avenue Academic Glenolden. Pa. Smart seamstress , . . Likes to take in all sports . . . Good things come in small packages , , . Loads of fun . . . Winsome smile, Y-Teens'-lO,ll Vice President I2 Gloe Club--l0,ll,12 Hock- ey-lO,ll,l2 Basketball-lO,ll, 12, Dramatics Club-10 Student Council-ll,l2. Softball Team- lO. Tennis-ll. Senior Play Com- mittee-12. fc? 12.5 1..- M 41-'ig me ff' , ru., .- ' ggi Fraiiiir-W sins... lf 7 1' - I . 3122- h':::llli:': :: ' - S .fsfiiiffsezassssesaiisasa 1.622323 g:::::::::::::: unuuqu. -1-unumuu----is u - 1 !!:::- l w:::::::::::: 52-'ei-S2 isssssssssassz 'iEEiE. ' rv .MQ 1 kff Essgl Iiiei ' - ..-. mi: ' 'III f iiii I-ll ...- Y-.ii .... lllft H... 'llll -... u il li j -rig.. ml x-J xi' x , X- r 23 X 0 HARRY I.. IRVING 12 Ridley Avenue ROBERT B. IARVIS S02 Mohawk Avenue General Norwood, Pa. Academic Norwood, Pa. Worker in P.O.D .... comical in Water-boy . . . Friendly and everything . . . good friend to Cheerful . . , Football 'and Bas- know . , . to be or not to be ketball Manager . . . Winsome good? smile . . . Keeps us laughing . . Football-4l2, Senior Art Club -12. Lends a helping hand. Basketball Manager - ll,l2, Football Manager-12. MABEL I. KAHLER 104 Leon Avenue Commercial Norwood, Pa. Peppy Cheerleading Co-Captain ...cute gal. .. Beverly . . . nice dresser . . . friendly. Cheerleading-lU,ll,l2. Senior Play-12, Dramatics Club-10. Glee Club-ll,l2. ELAINE KAHLERT 67 Amosland Road General Norwood, Pa. Sweet girl with a sweet smile . . . light curly hair . . . cheerful disposition . . , neat as a pin . . . personality with capital P. IOYCE F. KAHLERT 67 Amosland Road ROBERT KERSTETTER 7 South Bonsall Avenue Commercial Norwood, Pu. - Qeifleff-fl Glenoldanf Pd Iohn ' - ' Tex Beneke Fan V - I 'Bob . . . Famous for that smile Friendly personality 1 - . Win- . Seen but never heard , , some Smile 1 . ' expressive Liked by all . . . Hard worker eyes . . . quiet but pleasant Bclsebflll MUUGQGY'-10' manner. Glee Club-l0,ll. IAMES C. KINGSLEY 114 Rambler Road General Glenolden, Pa. Smiling lim . . . good fun . . . hard worker . . . sharp dresser. Basketball-l l. 1 , RALPH I. KNOLI. 317 S. Scot! Avenue Academic Glenolden, Pa. Skip . . . Scott Avenue Boy . . . Farmer . . . Gallant Guard . . . Football center . . . Gets along with everyone. Football-9,l0,l1,l2, Basketball -9,l0,1I,l2. Baseball-12. Honor Society-ll. Vice-President-12. ROLAND A. LAWRENCE 150 Elmwood Avenue General Norwood. Pa. Herbie. . . President ot Sports Club . . . Frank Buck . . . Good taste in clothes . . . eyes that stare . . . joke teller. Dramatics Club-l0. President of Sports Club-12, Baseball- l2. Hi-Y-ll. Senior Play-12. ' F' A 2 F 'f ' v r ,l l , 1 ' ls! l 7X nb ' W l . A ' 1. . txt ,J I It NX S ,N e H .L xx Q of If ELLEN F. LIGGETT t 300 Urban Avenue' f E General Norwood. Pa. El . A . Red Hair . . . Smiles all f ' the time . . . humorist . . . 64 l f N dollar explanation . . . ardent lb lan of Tex Beneke . . . collector of Glenn Miller records. ,N Softball Manager-11.12. Base- Ci ball Manager-12. Senior Class Play Committee-12. D Sk l , CHARLES LINDE 106 Elmwood Avenue Commercial Norwood. Pa. Shy guy . . . Chic . . , Ace in English composition . . . Ladies idol . . . Acme clock- RUTH M. LINVILL 507 Tatnall Avenue Academic Glenolden. Pa. Sparkling gray-blue eyes . . . Summers at Crystal Beach . . . Hard worker . . . Regular Y- puncher . . . Dry humor and Teenery PISUQY Of ll' Y-Teens-lO,ll,l2. Glee Club -10,ll,l2. Hockey-10,12 Dra- matics Club--10. IOSEPH W. LIST 108 Huron Avenue General Norwood, Pa. Ioe . . . Tries hard . . . Al- ways having lun . . . Lightens any dull class . . , Loves lootloall . . . neat dresser. Senior Art Club-12. Football -12. Dramatics Club-10. ff' ,ry A Q S t y X, if t ' fi f ti, in ALLAN R. LORUP IACK B. LOWER IOAN M. MacLELLAN 204 E. Glenolden Avenue 247 Cleveland Avenue 307 South Scott Avenue General Glenolden. Pa- General Norwood. Pa. Commercial Glenolden, Pa. Hails from Folcrott . , . One of All around good sport i . . Quiet Senior Play star . . , shorthand the boys . , . Sharp socks . . . in math class . . . Plays a good whizz , . . Che: Vous member A lriend indeed , , . Liked by end ...' lMoe . . . , Big smile . . . Franny . . . qlly Football - lU,1l,l2. Varsity good arguer. ClubYl2. Baseball-ll,l2, Bas- ketball-l2. Dramatics Club-lO. Y-Teens -10, Student Council+l0. Chief- tain Stail-12. Senior Play Cast -l2, l , RICHARD D. MALLGRAVE 109 Leon Avenue Genera! Norwood, Pa. Happy Birthday Dick . . . Dark curly hair . . . Handy man on stage crew . . . neat personality. Senior Art Club-12. Drama- tics Club-10. Stage Crew-10, ll. RICHARD H. MCCAULEY 600 Sharp Avenue General Glenolden, Pa. Capable captain of the football team . . , President of AA. , . . Blooming flower enthusiast . . . Personality Plus , , , Good look- ing . . . Best lineman of the year, Hi4Y-l0,ll. Football-l0,ll,l2. A.A. Vice-President-ll, Presi- dent-12. l ANDREW M. McLAREN 200 West Cooke Avenue Academic Glenolden, Pa. Scotty . . . Espanol Student . . . Enthusiastic basketball player . . . Cheerful . . . Quick Wit . . . Yankee Fan. Basketball - ll,l2. Baseball Manager-l0,l2. GEORGE M. McI.AREN 200 Welt Cooke Avenue General Glenolden. Pa. Tallent in all sports . . . Knows his math . . . Dependable . . . Good iriend, ask Bob . . . Quiet. Basketball-12. Baseball-12. Baseball Manager 10. DORIS M. MELLON 504 MacDade Blvd. Academic Collingdale, Pa. Peppy flag twirler . . . Fast with the hockey stick . . . Cute gal . . . Look at that smile . . . Personality. Glee Club-l0,ll,l2. Hockey- l0,1l,l2. Student Council-ll,l2. Ccilgr Guard-12. Chieftain Staff ALBERT I. MOLITOR. IR. 101 Trites Avenue Academic Norwood. Pa. Musical organizations member . . . Dependability . , . Biggest grin in the class , . . Outstand- ing student . . . Well liked. Band-10,ll,l2. Swing Band- 10,ll,l2. Concert Band-lO,ll,lZ. Honor Society-ll,l2. lm! if ! HARRY S. OAKES 209 Leon Avenue Academic Norwood, Pa. Chie-ttain's Editor-in-Chief . . . Mr. Tierney . . . Tricky artistic ability . . . Honor student . . . Sam . . . Dependable. Honor Society-l0,ll, Presi- dent-l2. Visual Ed.-lU. Chief- tain Staff-l0,ll. Editor-12. Sen- ior Play Cast-12. f Q 1 5 DOROTHY E. ORB 1521 Woodland Avenue General Folcroft. Pa. Excels in all sports . . . Girl with licorice stick . . . Basketball player . . . Cute smile . . . Ir. High basketball referee. Hockey-l0,ll,l2. Basketball- l0,ll,lZ, Tennis-10. Soltball- ll,l2, Swing Band-ll. Band- lU,ll,l2. BARBARA A. PLUMB 513 Trites Avenue Academic Glenold en. Pa. Keeps us laughing , . . neat dresser . . . Mr. Siegel's Promp- ter . . , Heads the colorbearers . . . sports fan. Hockey Manager - lU,ll,l2. Colorguard-ll,l2, Glee Club- lU,ll,l2. Basketball-9,l0,ll, Stu- dent Council-Secretary - l2. Chieftain Staff-12. Senior Play Committee-12. l ALAN W. PORTERFIELD 109 Rambler Road VIVIAN V. POTOCK 2 Circle Lane Academic Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Norwood, Pa Chief ot the Water-boys , . . Shy . . . good artist , . . sweet Spanish enthusiast . . . Ioker smile . . . nice clothes . . . Viv . . . Goodnatured , . . G' ' ' rm , , , . . Friendly personality. Full of pep 4 . . liked by all. Football Manager - l0,ll,l2 Basketball Manager - lO,ll 12 Baseball-ll,l2. Sports Editors Chieftain staff-1U,lI,l2. l STANLEY R. REESER 438 S. Chester Pike General Glenolden. Pa. Fender Fixit . . . takes corners on two wheels . . . can he draw . . . good natured . . . quick answers. Senior Art Club-12. WILSON G. RIED 121 Print: Avenue Academic Norwood. Pa. Earnest scholar . . . Tall and lanky . . . Always strives to do his best . , . accurate and re- liable . . . Quiet and cheerful, Basketball-l0,l2. Baseball- ll,12. National Honor Society -ll,12. WILLSON C. RICH 618 Delaware Avenue Academic Norwood. Pa. Popular with all . , . works hard for the class , . , comical ac- tions . . . Supporter of the dances . . . enjoys life . . . optimistic despite all, MYRTLE E. RIDDELL 206 Cleveland Avenue Commercial Norwood, Pa. Bet . . . infectious giggle . , . Witty jokes . . . Walt . . . A girl of determination . . . Blue eyes . . , Friendly. Dramatics Club - lO. Glee LOIS H. RITCHIE 129 Lamont Avenue General Glenolden, Pa. Baseball enthusiast . . . Future nurse . . . Dramatic talents . . . Neat appearance . . . Depend- able . . . Always a smile. Glee Club-9,l0,ll. Softball- Clllbvll, 9,lU,1l,l2. Senior Play Cast-12, Newspaper Staff-ll. Chieftain Staff-12. Y-Teens-ll,l2. 1 t t ROBERT M. ROAN 22 N. Ridgeway Avenue General Glenolden. Pa. Bert . . . Class clown . . . Hogie shop regular . . . Football star . . . Big grin . . . Friendly with all . . . Tall, dark, and good-looking. Football-9,lU,ll,l2. Basketball --9,ll,12. Baseball-ll. l-li-Y- 10.11, t i f 2 1 t IOHN L. SCHILLER. IR. FREDERICK I. SEBELIST 100 Gardner Avenue 118 N. Scott Avenue Academic Glenolden. Pa. Academic Glenolden. Pa. Shutter-bug . . . Chieftain stand- Science enthusiast . . . Big boss by . . . Mr. l-le-idler, the music of Student Council . . . Indian critic . . . Likes his own jokes footer , , . Wide oratorical tal- - - - First C1055 Pflflfefv ents . , . Proficient at math. Chieflflirl Slflff-loilk PVIOTOO- Student Council-lU. President f0PhY Edllofmlz- Visual Ed--10 -12, Basketball-lO,ll. Baseball SGYUOY CIGSS PIGY-12 -lO,ll,l2. Honor Society-ll,l2, IANE A. SIMON 108 Isabel Avenue Commercial Glenolden. Pa. Charter member of 950 Club . . . argyles . . . cute hair-do . . . satiny complexion . . . Bill Lawrence fan. Glee Club-lO,ll. Dramatics Club-10. 1 1 nt 200 Chester Pike General Norwood. Pa. Don . . . Tall, light, good looking . . . Hails from North Wales . . . Spends week-ends there . . . Another car ian . . . Lots of iun. Senior Glee Club--12. DONALD SLATER CAROL TEETSEL 426 Andrews Avenue Academic Glenoldon. Pa. Speedy inner . . . Cheers on the Glen Nor teams . . . Friendly smile . . . Pleasant manner . . . Popular Miss. Hockey-9,10,1l,12. Basketball --9,10,l1,12, Tennis-l1,I2, Soft- ball-l2. Glee ClubLll. Drama- tics Club-10. Senior Play Com- mittee - 12. Cheerleading - 12. Student Council-12. GQX 1 A x mv' pf V1 Nl V111 : .-A Xl ' f 1 X fi Q Q -JW! '71 ,M 5 441' ly, TOBY VERBIT GLORIA G. WAGNER LABIN WEIDA 303 Chester Pike 415 Garfield Avenue 603 Elmwogd Avenue Commercial Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Folcroit. Pa. General Glengldgn, Pq, Pretty hair . . . chic Wardrobe Frankie Laine fan . . . Bob . . . Wi-iies Sigries , i , Stegdy worker . . . Temple , . . sports fan . . . giggles . . . loves to dance . . . , I i quiet 1 i , keepg to himself Atlantic City fan . . . easy on cute smile . . . good natured. l . i good friend io Q11 , I , Book the eyes. Art Club-12. Dramatics Club reviewer , i I Ceminq fgn, Glee Club-l0,ll. Dramatics -10. Glee Club-lU,l1. Club--10. d 32 WALTER R. WESTEBBERG 31 South Wells Avenue Commercial Glennlden. Pa. Bobo . . . engaging grin . . . clerical whiz . . . hard hitting guard . . . neat dresser . . . just a grand guy. Football-12, Baseball-1l,l2. Dramatics Club-10. ETHEL M. WHITE 327 Andrews Avenue Commercial Glenolden. Pa. Basketball star . . . Nancy's friend . . . Television fan . . . Quiet . . . Hockey center . . . Nice classmate. Hockey-lO,ll,12, Basketball- 10,ll,l2. Softball-ll,l2. Y-Teens -lU,1l. Dramatics Club-10. Glee Club-10. ROBERT H. WILLIAMS 120 Henderson Avenue General Norwood. Pa. Always ready with a helping hand . , . Mr. Stephen's brain child . . . New to the class this year . . . Sunny disposition . . . sharp looking . . . Senior Glee Club-12. Senior Art Club-12. PAUL W1I.PS 23 Benson Drive Academic Glenolden. Pa. Good sport . . . Hogie shop reg- ular . . . witty remarks . . , takes lite easy . . . Full ot fun . . . talented ball player . . . Wilbo. Football-12. Baseball-ll,l2. RUTH l. WILLIAMS 426 Chelter Pike Commercial Glenolden. Pa. Tex Beneke ian . . . Likes As- bury Park . . . Reserved and modest . . . Cute . . . Friendly personality. Dramatics Club - IU. Glee Club-l0,ll. Tennis-ll,12. Soft- ball-lO. Chieftain Staff-12, RICHARD E. WOODROW 212 Tatnall Avenue Academic Ndrwood, Pa. Natural grin . . . reserved eman- ner . . . Woodie and Butch . . . easy going . . . Boatsman at C.B,M .... Outdoor sportsman. Student Council-10. Glen Nor Rod and Gun Club-12. Basket- ball-10. ELLEN C. YOST 125 Isabel Avenue Commercial Glenolden, Pa. Petite . . . Donald , . . babytace . . . telephone operator . . . whiz with a needle . . . beautiful blonde tresses . . . Chieftain Staff-12. Glee Club -10,ll. Dramatics Club-10, i I 1 t 'V ,yr ROBERT F. HBBTUNG b l A rxue 2.21:-rzzerziulve Glelxcgden. Pct- -- ' Bob . . .like Y evelll' 2 LEN oirlew. . . Our Chlel execulwe G33 Leon :OX E. an 1 lor three terms . - . 9005 dance, Vicgeml Venn' S351 . . . l-lard Worker . . . Whale Clenipfesiden N ls lhal from tooth? . . . HGPPY' player- . . Di of theofwogdl P golucky' ' um ' - - L' Kependcbxclqss - Q' Class Presrdenl f W' 1 ' Hobb Oves t epep of e iootbq - lZ Sports Club-l'Z. St Y' vqcm? wreck the pe QU -Yfll. 10,11ugem cginingl cqrs -UCe . Footbcrgilgg. Hiqy ' 1 s r mu-u, . l Fffirbcxx cxub,11.12. H1 Art Club-12. -l H 'BIB TUPPEH3. A kg MAR, . X, CtotxoRIE A TH ' or Avoxgu OMPSON Jug W ig C f-al DOROTHY M. LEV15 lll N. Wells Avenue Commercial Glenoldon. Pu. Miss Arnold . . . Eiiicienk class treasurer . . . Rah-Hahl girl . . . Chubby . . . Beautiful blue l with all. eyes . . . Popu ar Class Treasurer--l0,ll,l2. Dra- malics Club-l0. Glee Club-ll. -l2. Chleilain S ior Class Play cl' -ll,l'2. en Stall--l2. Cheerlea mg C Flggllrlefcial ' . . Hauler, Sh Folcmh P cq'd Qfgiefr' onhqnd ' 51. lcfr-511 Y seller A Q' U' glrgyles whiz reghieflain'Staff ass Secfel Bqsfgglz. Colofg. class Se ci,l-H. 21510511 StuudC:d-11 IE' ,e lubsm nt Cohn: aj O ssss O X AA 1 X S L .. .- L A MW SIDE RINGS Q N 0 KK 4' 3FYA5'? ,w , af'N f 15 ' -. - f .en fi X. ,V ..a,2' W. ?' we A ' 1' Q A f 7 5 ' 55 S 4 K, Q X ,Y - 61,5 524-3---1 W wig, ,1 -f:.:z15'?Q in it I- fwgfk 7? if SGH h, A ,sw 4 -va ,M .. 4 .M ' -,Q ia ,, . Q: 1. L V x ff f 'f-ie 'W7i.n-f4x:+.f K 1 x x as .il fg. 1-Q.. W Nw A I 'Q - -yfh ' y ,, 1 ,X M ., - if . . N W ,Q . M Q W Y I . i'ff' ' 4. ' will V jf? Wt V- it-'f ' f sv...?-- 8 I E' ' vig. KJ, ' 2 'ml fliliisffi A f ' ' - -f 1' - F'-'ff' M ' ' f 'kwsfifiz K Ki: A ' 92? Sci , Y sf - I 1. , A f gi ,,, fb Q ' .,.' .5 ' ' ,Q ,W A W 1, if-we ' fy f 'E' ' x A ,4 - .1,, . .4 t it W . wi-,il ,g ,, , , f, V . wsflgig-' i , ? 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Mandl F. Marsh R. Mills H. Mulvaney R. Neavs P. Oakes I. Reynolds N. Richards M. Rowdon P. Rutherford F. Schuster I. Sides S. Simon L. Stet: MB. WERT Sponsor ,M L , 4 rs t 5 ri 1 'rrl I . 5, ww SE 'H 03. I. Veacock B. Wal: D, White ds: f,-7 1, iz,-wr f 4 x ' -J' K I l . 1 1 gf - 'F 'gr - I --I 'U' Y Iz. Is' I -. 4. ,' l-.IZ . I on 'L , I I we it -9- , Q , W' A 'A' f Q ' ' . I ' ' I , B 5 I -x .- . H . . ' I v , , 'A .- L W X4 - if Q ' . .5 . , ,.. ,5Qf '3' 5' ' - 3 . . we C Y . . . .,. Nw' -' -gym., , A , I , . i- X I in , 3 I' . J Y . fig , l if .v .1 ? 0. n .- 'I , o I I ' , . v .f. -Q, v, I. , 5 as -1 5 J ,IA D I . . I 452.1 I X FT. , KMW ., , , f - . r 1 .4 .. 1 mi I K ...B f V' .. 4 ' 3 - i, 1 gf' Q lf 1 , . -..W I' 1 . .. 'RS 4 m , 5, . I . I kr -A G4 ggggw 4 g, 'gf Z N. Woodward I. Bachelor V. Schwering A. Zinn 45. be K. Branlon N. Brill G. Brim M. Brill N. Brown I. Brunden H. Chocker C. Colberg B. Connery M. Curry D. Decker! I. Diedel I. Dunmiro C. Ellis C. Emanuel F. Empson I. Englehari T. Evans A. High D. Hollenbaugh R. Ioseph P. Kerslelter P. King I. Kubera I. Lawler I. Leek I. Lemke I. Lutz Y. Machetie C. Macintosh I. Masleller R. McDowell W. McKim K. McNamara A. M. Miekley D. Miller E. Onimus H. Paul L. Piasecki F. Porter B. Prindle R. Rees P. Rutherford M. Rutter C. Schendlbeck I. Schneider R. Seileri N. Sherman I. Shockley P. Siilfler M. L. Stillman E. Sweaiman D. Taylor C. Throne W. Wilson l QW: V 'qv M, i ..1.-rs, X W, ' -4... 'MLM L , 'Q 27745, , . XR ,Q 153 , lv? ' HE 5' ff ?f g-iff' I Mt: 0 3,' Tm A ' 7' Aw- 'Nha . 33 1 ,Q x Lf ., Ng.. , SA.. A mbi kl f X Pl. 1 B Nl D X, e ,K I' 6 N G Q I A I-X X K ki A 3, f ,N ,r X N aka -'377p' N' A' J 1 divx ,wwf nhl , O D. Nichols R. Pagenlremper 0. Palsqrove C. Pierce R. Raup H. Reisig I.. Ritter P. Roessner T. Romero I. Schmidt R. Schleifer T. Schickley N. Slmater E. Stung N. Stugner A. Stevenson R. Teetsel E. Thompson G. Thompson D. Torrens I. Viscuso M. Van Atler D. Welch I. White D. Wilson C. Yeamun N. Yost I. Ziegler JQKS h 'WWW .Q H-an.-- 1952 Mr. Geno Mr. Siegel Mr. Landil CLASS IJP '53 First Row: H. Rivell. D. Hennel, I. Cassels. M. Krapp. Second Row: E. Meyers, T. Shockley. G. Geddings. M. Luther, I. McAllister, I. Mellen, I. Grubb, Mrs. Maver. Third Row: R. Lambert. Y. Flynn. I. Empson, I. Piasecki, B. Anderson. S. Booth, C. Carey, H. Malincot. Fourth Row: A. Hartung, D. Bevan. B. Ziegler, D. Hurm, H. Sinex, M. Wood, I. Fitz, T. Schnell. Fifth How: N. Algard. B. Eisen- hower, W. Baxter, H. Daubert. First Row: B. Starkey, T. Bracken, M. Monte-ith, K. McCaw, E. Moore. Second Row: M. German. F.. Taylor, N. Farquhar- son, P. Wagner, F.. LeVan, L. Davis, A. Sweatman. I. Bort. Third How: D. Averill, D. Atwood. I. ienkins, B. Frick, E. Slow. R. Hughes, T. Cochran, B. Fulton, Miss Stewxrt. Fourth Row: G. Wenrich. A. Hardenbergh. B. Colvell, V. Canon. I. Larsen, I. Cockerill, I. Devine, B. Hill, First Row: Miss Biester, A. Baird, E. Lin- vill, S. Pittinger, D. Glick. L. Sundal, D. Gili. Second Rcw: C. Wise. G. Neuhauser H. Hall. I. Towson, G. DeFalco. W. Mebert, A. Darrah, I. Miles. Third Row: A. Wolten- den. H. Werkheiser. B. Brandt, L. Iacobs, H. Barker, W. Ienninqs, I. MacMullen. Fourth How: R. Lower, F. Bunch, P. Castle, E. Smith, I. Roddy, H. Tepper, P. Ferguson. First Row: Miss Schmidt, G. Comer, G. Iurosky. I. Martin, G. Rolls. S. Burgett. S. Furman. Second Row: B. Dukes. W. Reese, W. Ferguson, I. Whittington, L. Hummel, I. Miller, R. Haggerty, A. Iones. Third Row C. Barton. A. McKim, L. Shannon, P Diedel, C. Knight, L. Bates. R. Morgen- stern, C. Walker. Fourth Row: D. Volmer, B. White, H. Conley, D. Heorer, M. Homan f CLASS UF '54 First Row: C. Leto. R. Bunch, A. Rex. P. Taylor. E. Orme, R. Hostler. I. Colberg. Second Row: Mrs. Feight, I. Hopkins. A Randell, I. Yoder. B. Paulson, B. Welch A. Oakes. B. Bolton. Third Row: I. Rich R. Harpster, I. Divine. E. Hoper. N. Small E. Permudez, A. Vollmer. Fourth Row: R. McCamely, D. Hillard. F. Gibson. N Connery, H. Iacohs. B. Brown, C. Britt rim. Row: n. Amana. F. yanking. R. smmtf men, H. Baily. First Row: I. Rossner, S. Seiwell, N. Devereaux. R. Gould. I. Iones. Second Row: Mr. Hirst. I. Cortigene, M. Atwood, B. Brown, B. Liston, C. Binder, E. Evans, F. Westerburg. Third Row: G. Haerer. R. Goldsborough. S. Shuster, H. Watkins. M. Dorning, I. Savage, I. Whittington. I. Swartz D Chockex. Fourth Row: F. Filler. R. Smith, C. Marker, R. Dukes, P. Lutton. P. Hammond, M. Bates, R. Shober, C. O'- Brien. H. Nelson. First Row: S. Verbit. V. Newsome, F. Kelly, F. Richardson, I. Walker. Second Row: fi Sleiter. M. Shuster, G. Wise. W. Meinhart, M. Orme, N. Schneider. Third Row: L. Paul, D. McCauley. E. Zinn. C. Roberts. Fourth Row: N. Pitts, W. Stellens. R. Robinson. First Row: E. Lieberman, I. Rader. B. Gumey, S. Coronway, L. Douglas. Second Row: Miss Paschall. I. Mundell. A. Beck, L. Pereira. E. White. C. Woodrow. E. Diedal, G. Chocker. Third Row: D. Tim- mons, S. Nagie, P. Dodd, I. Glenn, A. Baker. E. Bird, B. Bradshaw. I. Houston. R. Godfrey. Fourth Row: I. Kane. E. Kerstetter, P. Thomas, S. Rosenzweig, M. Swartz. G. Linvill, R. Branton. Fifth Row: C. Veacock. I. Barrar, C. Erhart. I. Love. 1 tif D HARRY OAKES BIB in SHUW HE TS l..et's have a red, white, and blue clown on the Chieftain cover this year. We need something different. No! a thousand times no! It would cost us too much and look cheap besides. With these and hundreds of other similar arguments, the problems of the l949 Chieftain were slowly worked out. Under the capable supervision of Mr. Wert and the talent and experience of our editor, Harry Oakes, the staff's dream of the biggest and best yearbook in Glen- Nor's history came true. This was quite a feat, too, as last years annual won first prize in the Columbia University Scholastic Press Contest and second prize in the University of Minnesota Scholastic Press Contest. But this year the book was enlarged to 80 full pages, all the freshman, sophomores, and juniors were giveri individual pictures, and many other improvements were made over last year's Chieftain. However, to get first class year books is a lot more work than most people realize. The job was started last year when Miss Isabel Creagmile signed the contract for the Campus Publish- ing Company to publish the book and chose the staff. This year Mr. Wert was made Chieftain sponsor and he and the staff set right in on getting the yearbook ready. First, the theme had to be chosen and after the circus theme was adopted, the general plan had to be drawn up to determine where each section should be and how long it should be. Then the staff got a master copy from the Campus Publishing Company and laid out everything just as it would be, laying out spaces for photographs, write-ups, and sketches. Next Wick Studios was hired to take pictures, the staff photographers started taking snapshots, and work was started on the write-ups and drawing. After all of these were in, there was still the job of checking and typing the articles and sending everything to press, carefully. marked to show how it was to be. The actual publishing was only half the job. We also had to get about 52.150 to pay for it. The subscription drive, started off with a bang by an assembly program, was one of the main ways in which this was accomplished. The drive was very successful this year and paid off with over 300 subscriptions. Also the ads and patrons in the back of the book helped to offset the publishing cost. The ads were a new feature this year and contributed several hun- dred dollars. I-lowever, probably the greatest money-getter of all was the assessments paid by the classes and organizations of the school for their write-ups and pictures in the Chieftain. After all the work of publishing and paying for the Chieftain. the staff was still agreed that the fine yearbook we produced was well worth all the trouble. ROBERT GALLAGER Auf! Editor ROBERT WERT Adviser Editor-in-chief . . . Assistant Editor .,.. Business Manager . . 1. 1949 CHIEI-'PAIN STAFF . . .Harry Oakes Robert Gallager . . . . .lack Crawford Advertising 'Editor .... ,.... M argaret Aird Circulation Manager Photography Editor . Assistants ....... Boys' Sports Editor . Margaret Miller . . ,lack Schiller .Barbara Plumb Alan Porterfield KEEPING IIHIIEH I-lmnnq the Ernwd H H Seated: Miss lanes. B. Plumb. F. Sebelist, S. Doyle. Standing: L. Beissel. L. Whitaker. B. Smith. The Glen-Nor Student Council is one of the most important and powerlul organizations in the school. The council consists ot representa- tives elected trom each ot the homerooms, plus a president and vice-president elected in the big spring elections. With the able leadership of the sponsor, Miss Iones, and the president, Fred Sebelist, the council conducts many polls to find the wishes of the student body. Then the proper cornmittes look into these wishes and finally the council acts upon them. One of the most important comrnittes is the monitors. These are responsible tor keeping the traffic moving smoothly in the halls, This year- the monitors are also trying to take overthe cafeteria at lunch time instead ot re- quiring a teacher to supervise. Another committee manages the charity drives. This year, instead of having a separate drive tor each charity, there was ia big l'five-in- one drive and the proceeds were split be- tween the tive major charities. Other committees take charge of the juke box and awarding attendance, neatness, and citizenship banners. They also have charge of the point system awards in the spring. The student council is a fine example of democracy in the making. ,.... ...Nm , Y .-,:., ,L f Q ,, uf Q, f .we A 46 .GJD . aa.: 'K 1. l Q , 4 ',q1 A.jihg.wx 1 ,-' J'a'gJ'f'm! , fr 5 , gf f..,.,1 ,, ' F. X J 0 V.. . .cllni ,. Q of -L' - 'Av ' . 9 ' 'll' ' X Q , . 4 F my Q - x x - X . STUDENT cotmcn. 'f 5 X 2 Fira! Row: Mr. Landis, I.. Douglas, S. Funncm, I. Savage, D. Hutchins. S. Doyle, F. Kelly ' Miss Iones. Second Row: F. Sebelisl, I. Howard, D. Mellon, K. McCcxw. C. Teetsel. S. Fenner I.. Beissel. Third Row: M. Comelius. B. Plumb, S. Ienkizis, I. Englehart. R. Paul, D. Barker, . B. Smith. B. Moyer. Fourth Row: R. Drumheller, G. Iurosky. L. Whitaker, W. Maling. if x f Y I, 1 K X-.. f x f X .. -. -sit. ,X v lunior High Cheerleaders Varsity Soh Ball Rod cmd Gun Club fifisf 1 1 1 A . . if 1 1 A ' , .. 1'- 51 lit ' l X if ' X lf, .AL . . v. Pint Row: Mrs. Hutchins. S. Doyle. P. Doyle. H. Bur qett. M. Geyer. M. Miller. M. Aird. D. Hutchins, P: Borton. I. Kubera. I. Kubera. D. F ulton, M. Gilmartin, Borton. l. Kubera. D. Fulton. M. Gilmartin Second Row: F. Marsh. C. White. S. Glenn. C Teetsel. B. Grubb, I. Anderson. R. Baer. R. Paul R. Seifert. M. Britt, C. Gill. R. Morris. I Gray K Bennett. Third Row: D. Hollenbaugh. I... Lacoaf, Ii THEY HAV I-emke. D. Lambert. N. Sherman. P. Rutherford. B. Plumb. R. Linville. M. Comelius. I.. Ritchie. T. Corson. D. Barker. B. Allen. V. Coates. Fourth How: B. Krogh. S. Ienkins. B. Peterson. I. Gillard. B. Plumber. B. Smith. C. Dyson. V. Adams. B. Gamble. I. Bishop. I. Lutz. V. Eisenbrey. R. Rees. E FUN Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Gertrude Hutchins, :he Y-Teens hold their meetings every other Monday evening, This organization is built around a four point Jrogram-service, knowledge, health and recreation. To fulfilltheir program the girls have been busy mak- ng place mats and menus for soldiers in hospitals and nittens for unfortunate children. ln February they put an a Valentine assembly program. Through the efforts if their officers, however, meetings haven't been all fork and no play. There have been lots of good times -skating, swimming, giving terrific initiations and utting on skits. Climaxed annually by the Mother- taughter Banquet, the Y-Teens strive for a 100 per ent attendance at this event. Executives include Presi- ent, Margaret Airdg Vice-president, Doris Hutchins, ecretary, Margaret Miller, Corresponding Secretary, uth Paul, Treasurer, Pat Borton, Chaplain, Doris Hol- -nbaugh and inter-Club Council Representatives ielma Corson, and Suzanne Ienkins. 1 AFTER THE SHUW ff 1-1- 5'-. 'ip First Row: H. Oakes. D. Barker, H. Lord, Miss Hcrssler, P. Borton, M. Aird, R. Rex. Second Row: I. Crawford Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a student at Glen-Nor. Members are nominated and voted for by the faculty who base their choice upon the four aims of the society: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Besides being an honorary so- ciety, the National Honor Societies have several important functions, one of which is providing the student chairman and the de- votional leader for our assembly programs each week. One of the highlights of the social year at Glen-Nor is the annual teas held in the First Row: M. Geyer, I. Howard. M. Krapp, M. Britt, Miss Hassler. A. Rivell, M. Bryce. L. Sundul, P. Rossner. Second Row: G. Glick, S. Fenner, B. Hill, S. Furman, V. Schwering, A. Miekley, E. Miekley f t e gf sm 4 . ., ' F. Sebalist. R. Knoll, R. Bamberger, A. Molitor, W. Reid. R. Gcrllager, M. Ferguson. HUNUH SUEIETIES spring of the year to welcome new members and their parents, and one of the most dra- matic assembly programs is the installation of new members into the society, The societies are sponsored by Miss Ruth l. l-lassler. The officers of the senior organization this year includedz l-larry Oakes, presidentp Ralph Knoll, vice-president, and Margaret Aird, secretary-treasurer. The officers of the junior society are: Gretchen Glick, presidentg Marion Davis, vice-presidentg and Shirley Fenner, secre- tary-treasurer. I. Englehart. R. Siefert. R. Paul, I. Mctsteller. E. Bonawitz. Third Row: R. Ioseph, I. Hcxeberle, L. Peu- secki, M. Cooper, D. Doub, W. Mating, B. Meyer B. Hopkins, M. Davis, D. Hennel, E. Bracken. , 391 in I A YN 'E Margaret Bird Harry Oakes UUILL ANII SEHIILI, Since 1933 membership in the Quill and Scroll, the Inter- national Honorary Society of High School Iournalists, has been one of the most sought after honors available at Glen-Nor. Membership is based on a high scholastic standing and notable service to the Chieftain staff. Membership must also be approved by the national officers. At Glen-Nor the honor is reserved for seniors and membership is usually announced at the final senior assembly. The sponsor of the Quill and Scroll is Mr. Robert Wert who is also the sponsor of the Chieftain. This years members included Harry Oakes, editor-in- chieig Iohn Crawford, business managerg Margaret Aird, ad- vertising rnanagerg Alan Porterfield, sports editorg R. Gallager, ass't. editor, sd' Q' Allen Porterfield Robert Gallager l if . .4 ,,A.,1t:,,. ,r ,, -W Jffl Jil Q I.. , ,,f. , ZX'- 'Q ,, -v -'Q , 4- ':'5?5ir .11 W.. 'rr Iohn Crawford Ib FRN 4. 'Uh LISTE TU Xi? Color Guard: B. Plumb, M. Aird, M. Thompson, D. Mellon, I. Milhouse, C. Dyson, C. Emanuel. Maiorettes: E. Monahan, F. Empson, F. Cloud, H. De Paul, E. Miekley, A. Miekley, S. Burgett. Acrobuts: D. Chocker, I, Piasecki, B, Anderson. Trumpets: C. Boyer, P. Borton, B. Coutant, M. Rowden, G. Iurosky, E. Cape, T. Shickley, G. Iurosky, T. Shockley, D. Glick, E. Onimus, I. Mundell, F. Ienkins, W. Reese, H. Malincof, V. Canon, Homs: R. Barker, D. Hennel, D. Timmons. Trombones: R. Fenner, G. Haerer E. Orme. Baritones: C. Walker, R. Bamberger. Basses: I. Crawford, I. Young, H., Tepper. Clcxrinets: R, Gallagher, A. Molitor, S. Ienkins, I. White, I. Haeberle, I. Grubb, D. Orr, I. Hutchins, A, I..eVan, P, Taylor, I. Swartz, D. Lambert, L Budalph, S. Furman, F. Hernle. Flute: Io Nan Glenn, Accordion: H. Sinex. Per- cussion: R. Raup, R. Pagenkemper, D. Flyn, G. Sundal, I. Borton, I. Houston, W Maling, I. Dunmire, F. Filler. Bell Lyras: D. Barker, H. Lord, I. Savage. Saxophones: Fl. Small, W. Christy, R. Rees, D. Haerer, B. Colvell, A. Molitor, A. Darrah, I. White, D. Bosacco. 452 iii THE BA -sa .DX I T X W X Y 1 1 If you ever happen to hear the lively strains of martial music coming out of the gym early some frosty morning, that is the Glen-Nor band braving the tortures of getting up for the fun of playing. Last fall in the Cultural Olym- pics' band competition, this practice paid off with four awards, the highest possible honor. At all the iootball games and parades the band also shows its excellence with a beau- tiful display of majorettes, color guards, acro- bats, and band, all performing at once. lt also plays indoors at all the assembly programs and in both the Ianuary concert with the Elks band and the large combined spring concert, where the fine music always draws a large crowd. The band is now putting on a drive for new uniforms to further improve itself. Much of the credit for the band is due to the very popular and accommodating director, Mr. Marlin O'Neal, who does a wonderful job taking charge of all the music in the school. 53 8.7 ,'-3' Q9 Q' 1 SENIOR GLEE CLUB First Row: I. Mcxsteller, E. Bonuwitz, B. Allen, Mrs. man, V. Schwering. Third Row: F. Schuster, K. Bennett. Kcusz, H. Burgett, P. Kerstetter, I. Batchelor. Second B. Krogh, Y. Machette, R. Cason, P. Rutherford. Row: R. Baer, V. Coates. P. Stitllcr, I. Leek. N. Sher- fglifrili What? You dont know who that is in the auditorium playing that Wlsjhw mg hot Jazz? Why thats the Glen-Nor Swing Band. This organization, gg. My c ? under the direction of Mr. O'Neal, plays all the latest tunes at f!f?Qg ity, numerous affairs lilge the senior play, several assemblies, and meets Qwiif yy, Vsfhk ings in the community. lt adds the rhythm and popular appeal to the , X I spring concert which is necessary to make it a success. I X may ix The seniorland 1unior glee clubs are two other popular musical fri 35. , 5 organizations in the -school. They perform in various Christmas W3yQ.ff ,g X programs and in the Spring Concert. Their large and loyal member- Q ggi Q ,fx y L ships are proof of the statement that almost everybody likes to sing, Q-'NH 'Y ' Last but not least in the musical or anizations are the much I 7 ' I, X , 9 'fag I if XV ' 2 demanded brass choir, and numerous soloists, duos, trios, and guartettes. -.fs , 1 of ' f J XXX Q CSN Sl, Yi 'X , rvv- IUNIOR GLEE CLUB dog! tgp First Row: Miss Biester, S. Nagle. I. Schmit, B. Paulson, E. Myers .G. X fl if Geddings, P. Wagner, B. List, B. Bolton, I. Drumheller. Second How: G. if I IV li Linvill, L. Sundcxl, I. Radar, D. MacCauley. H. lcrcobs, N. Connery, D lefif ,t ,t L Bevan, G. Newhcruser, T. Schnell, A. Bcrker, I. Ccxssels. Third Row: A. Li- I x V Hmdenbergh, E. Slow, M. Wood, I. Yoder, M. Griffin, F. Helme, M. Swartz lil, ' ' - f H. Hall, V, Canon, I. Love. Fourth Row: C. Letoe, N. Shusther,-B. Hill, C fx X i X , Yeamun, I. Roddy, C. Hughes. P. Ferguson, T. Fisher, E. Lmvill. me if i F ing, X - f A K e X t, fi B is if Q- ft Tit -e xii Rr- . Ti: , XXX l H N I ff xx 'A fx ini ' i.-x, 1 ru... ,lt lim iw .LVN w. 7, X Q , it. t , - -I x. N A IFN W, Q its X gif Q,. f' i W,L,'rl QCA ,Ei 5 hsiif I .W s Pr YH Y x N 15' If 5' 2-gy 1 . - ,..S.vLW ,f.'A , L K .ik-wi - f 'fu . 2 -.4 . . 'x. , . 2, A x I zz . 4, 9 of JN I . W 3,1 W .H 751-3 Itfgigxg' fxiiglr 'Q L., 'fx-A S Q Xi ,JN :Z FV Ez . I ' nl 'jf N1 - JW' R. Lex, M. Curry, 1. Lawler, C. Thorne, L. Steiz, C. Engle. Mr. Richards. wi -4 t,f'. gyms BEHI D THE SPUTS The visual aids committee or the Vis Ed as it is popularly called is under the direction of the Assistant Principal, Mr. Edgar E. Richards. The activities ot this group are felt by everyone at Glen-Nor. lr-cluded in their activities are the following important jobs: run- ning the sound projector for assembly programs and class instruction, running the silent projectors, disc jockeying tor the Friday and Saturday night dances, operating the P, A, system tor various school activities which included playing Christmas carols after school during the holiday season, taking care ot the show cases, and many other jobs that are included in the visual education program. The student chairman of this important committee is Richard Rex, a junior. I, A The math team under the capable direction PEHPUHMEH5 BET TUGETHEH LIHHAHY A junior high club whose chief intention is library service has been organized by a new- comer this year, Mrs. Aderhold. Pupils are enlightened in filing catalog cards, arrange- ment ot shelves, checking in ot books, and decoration ol bulletin boards. Another main purpose is tor these girls to acquire knowledge for identifying various books about which they would ordinarily be uninformed. PUHLIIIITY Another active group at Glen-Nor has been organized by Mrs. Mayer. Assembly programs, sport events, class happenings, club news, and many other activities have been written up by this group for publication in both the lnterboro News and Chester Times. MATH of Mrs. Gertrude E. Hutchins won second honors in last year's elementary mathematics examination sponsored annually by Temple University. This is the first time that a Glen-Nor team has placed so high. We hope they have as much success this year. W. Reid. I. Crawford, Mrs. Hutchins. R. Galluger. S. Coronwcly, P. Castle. Mrs. Aderhold. H. Nelson A Wolfenden. I. Empuon. Y. Flynn. A. Iones. I. McAllister: B. Dukes. ani' PUBLICITY CLUB First Row: A. Rivell, I. A. Grant. I. Martin. Mrl. Mayer. Second Row: A. Baird. M. Krapp. I. Miller. pn,- Hlonm HHLIHAY TAKES .f' SQ A. A ,,.v , ..VV A Q Our Senior Prom, or using its formal appelation, 'Twas the Night Before Christ- mas, was a huge success. The gym was changed into a perfect Christmas scene with snow on the sides, Santa and his reindeer in the sky, and Christmas trees everywhere, to say nothing ot the white crepe paper ceiling. The girls looking their prettiest in evening gowns, and the boys, all decked out in tuxedos, made a truly beautiful sight swaying across the tloor to the melodies of the Haverlordians. During the intermission, Old Saint Nick appeared and gave candy canes to all the girls lor souvenirs. At midnight when the dance ended, most ot the couples went to a little place to get something to eat. CThey'll never go there againl All in all, our prom was a thrill that will be long remembered by all who attended. iii th Show Herbert . , Roland Lawrence , xg, , -7 N if te Q X' I l i et ct. t n 2 . L31 5 D Qs? Early in Qctober, Mr. Bernard Seidel, director of dramatics, beaan to plan lor the coming Senior Play, A student corn' mittee was chosen and in a short while, a decision was reached to stage the comedy, Moonlight lor l-lerbertf' by Dana Thomas. Tryouts were held, the cast was selected and the production begun. After seven weeks of rehearsing, the cast wa.-s ready to don their makeup Moonlight lor Her' bert proved itself to he a areat success, since it sent home three very satisfied audiences. CAST Moonlight . . Margaret Rains , . Sidney Rains , . Vincent Farnsworth, Ir. Beverly Mrs. Ellington Lewis Mr. Tierney . , Miss Hepplewhite Felix Heidler Iulia Arnold Mrs. Tracy Vincent Farnsworth. Sr. Margaret Aird Iocm McLellan William Bevan Robert Gallager Iack Crawford Mabel Kahler Helen Ann Corter Harry Oakes Nancy Butler lack Schiller Dorothy Levis Lois Ritchie v , 4 V 4 .sys N HHIJUNII THE I 1 F 1 7 Ffffk BIB TUP TJ? 1 1 flkxfj 5. 1 - Q IQ aww' ww mil: Q r ,A X 'ax ggi: If if U UAHANA U. if if V ' . r V- 5. tx I x . 3' x f 4 I AHUUND THE A MN X4-S .6-,..,-,-..,-X! E-gr!-P- ! 4 A, 24p 4 'rg -vvf WM.. ,,gg.g Ly MA-.. I BIG TUP fm X UEE Miss Ruth Starke 1 f '11 The chief attraction on Field Day, a traditional event of every Glen-Nor year, is the Coronation of the May Queen, the senior girl voted most beautiful by the student body. Because the Chieftain went to press before the election this year, it is not known to whom the honor for '49 went. ln 1948, this honor was bestowed upon Ruth Starke, a radiant blonde beauty. Her attendants, who were runners-up for the title, wore pastel shaded gowns. They included Phyllis Thompson, Lola Goldsborough, Pat Finan, and Pat Cas- sels. Four year old Iudith Williamson was the flower girl. we-'A' . grail: it First Row: L. Goldsborough. P. Fincn. Second Row: P. Cassell, I. Williams, P. Thompson. Third Row: R. Starke. Vis. . Q-'N 'W , P v. . 1 J Af -: .i ,,.:f-1 -nl f Q l. .-W .-., -nagging me-Hxf Q I '. -4.- 'ifyq' f 04 ---.--....,,... .. A Q I fp uf 'Q ff, KEEPING THE PLAEE IN SHAPE Anyone entering our school notices immedi- ately how clean and tidy everything is. The credit lor this belongs to our hard-working maintenance stall headed by Mr. Kitchen. Mr. Kitchen otten works as many as eighteen hours a day, heating the school in the morning and staying until the last person leaves at night. He has innumerable duties and is helped by Mr. Baker, who does an excellent job taking care of the outside grounds. A number ol women come in every night to clean all the rooms and halls. The Cafeteria stall also deserves a lot ot Credit lor furnishing hot, wholesome lunches to the students at very moderate prices. Along with these platters they also sell soup, sand- wiches, milk, and desserts to hundreds ot pupils each day. lt is a tremendous job in these days of high prices to provide a bal- anced diet, and the caleteria stall deserves our Wholehearted congratulations on a line job. 3 a i fparw .Q l! 5 1 4' HQQA 1 A-jgsgiiv 9 fiwd E 'gl -l - Wi,-.ww Z- 5 14, WWW PINALE N ' x,,X4-vi Ml rdf?-X A4 I7 My if 'X is I 5 f ff .1 ' 4 .X ' . f X1 kg, , X J, C, L , , xx m 1 ,M ,1-fifx , F 1' .ffg O, ,J W LEADING X F5 X x , J 1, 'Nw X 4 'S - THE 5' QF m A ,- f' PARADE f Y 04 f 7 p A -- , -, 5 alm rmlmwfmz-r U Ax... -gn Li A G ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Seated: R. Wilson. C. Dygon. R. McCauley. I. Olsen, S. Doyle. Standing Luckmun. E. Palmer. H. Pucker. ,, , if I v., G. Knoll. A ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President .. ,......,....,..,... R. McCauley Vice-President . . ..,.. R. Wilson Secretary .... .,.. C . Dyson Treasurer ..., ....,.. S . Doyle Managers: Football . . . .... A. Porlerlield, R. Iarvis Basketball ..... A. Porterlield, R. Iarvis, I. Hagerman, I. Gillard Hockey . . ........ B. Plumb, L. Delp Softball ..., .....,... E . Ligqet .. Q . i so Q4 .. I gig.:-Q-fx. ' ' ' ' iw X . ... V , 1 I1 A 1 v w 1-4- . gf 9 I ., 'xl' .vf!7F'-lp' m li, ? 1 G ? 1 ' E p ,lx l ,' X if ' Seated: E. Ligget. R. Iarvis. L. Delp, I. Hagerman. Standing: R. Godfrey. N. Alyard, C. Throne. I. Gillard. Kneeling: C. Teelsal. S. Glenn. C. White. D. Fulton, P. Doyle. I. Gray. Standing: H. Cortex. V. Adams. M. Kahler. N. But'or. D. I.ev.s. B. Wolfenden. , Y 4 A 1 'EF' at ., f 14 . ' i . .img V E 1 T 555 . , Vu' I . lx T - r I ' 1 , 5 . F -5.-as 6 I X Early in September a group ol boys met who were to be the Indian gridders ol '48, Coach Olsen looked over the squad and found he had but one man trom last years varsity, Dick McCauley. 'lhe team immediately got down to worker at ltrst learning fundamentals, then working up to the plays which were tin the exception ol Yeadonb lrom the single wing rather than last years T formation. The first game was against a highly rated Clilton Heights age gregation and to the surprise ot many, the lndians taught hard and long with Bert- Roan being the big gun in that one with two touch- downs. The Sharon Hill and Eddystone games were somewhat ol cr disappointment but then carrie the P. S. Dupont tray when losing at haltftttne UO the team roared back with vengence, and although there were only ltlteen fans on the G-N side ol the lteld, the boys on the bench gave the added spirit to drive on tor a Touchdown, Arizona Wilson crashed over and Billy leducated toel Iones added tlte extra and winning point. Although the boys fought with courage and skill, they lust couldnt overcome the odds with Prospect Park, Swarthmore, Qgolltngf dale, and the big gun ot Delaware bounty, the Green Raiders lrom Ridley Township. Un turkey day, the tnaroon and gold met Yeadon who alter thirteen games in the series beginning in 1935, had only won one and tied one lrom the lndians. Yeadon fought valiantly to a 6-U victory. As a post-season thought, Captaain Dick McCauley was chosen second string tackle on the All Delaware County team. 70 l2.. . VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: H. Baker, L. Beis- sel, I. Ferguson. H. King, I. Bailey, Mr. Olsen. Second Row: R. McCauley. H. Bam- berger. R. Knoll. F. Bort, W. Horton, B. Hurtung. H. Irv- ing, D. Cassel. I. Lower, H. Roan. R. Wilson. I-V FOOTBALL First Row: L. Piusecki, R. Love. VV. Knoll, B. Pitts. W. Cooper. VV. Muling. Second Row: L. Llewellyn. W. Iones. D. Hopkins. I. Veucock, K. Brunton. I. Reynolds, N. Machusctk. Third Row: Mr. Knoll. C. Ellis, E. Thompson. I. Ccxssels. P. Wilps. I. List. E. Mcmdl. I. Casey. Mr. Hirst. I. Olsen. Coach SCHEDULE Team Opp. Clttton . . . , 27 Sharon Hill .. . . . 20 Eddystone . .. t ,. 30 P. S, Dupont . , . 6 Prospect Park .. . 27 U .. Swarthmore A . 21 Colltngdale .. 27 . Ridley Twp. . ,. 54 U . Yeadon ..,,. ,. B R. Bamberger L. Beissel R. Cassels M. Ferguson R. Hartung R. McCauley. Captain W, Hoflon R. Knoll 'v I. Lower B. Roan W. Westerberg At the beginning of this years grid season, coaches Olson and Knoll decided that there was a need lor a I. V. Football, team which would give the second and third string players a chance lor actual game experience, The I. V's. followed almost the exact schedule as the Varsity, playing their games the week following the Varsity's Saturday game. The I. V.'s ran up an enviable record winning two while drop- ping only one and tying two. The team showed lots of light and was led on by such stand-outs as Louie Llewellyn, Iim Veacock, Charley Ellis, and many others who played outstanding football. lt is well to note that the I. V. players of this year will be the future Indian line smashers, blocking backs and tough line that will represent Glen-Nor in the coming campaigns. itllIlIlZ5! scmanurn ou nm V- I ff? it-'ff .... C..X::mH...... .,,,. as T gh MWWQ U .,..,, Eddystone ...,....,,. 12 Qxilltl ' 6 ....., Prospect Park ....,... U MIM ' il iiiii 2?3?SLh'tZ3..'iigtf5i51 15 l . ll Z G. K 1i,A i ic it W flii we X9 Row One: S. Assel. D. Mel- lon, M. Bird, S. Doyle, C. Teetsel, D. Hutchins, D. Orr, I. Bishop, E. White. Row Two: C. Dyson. I. Hitchner, S. Glenn, V. Eisenbrey, B. Coutant, C. White. E.. Hardenbergh, N. Richards, M. Rowdon. Row Three: R. Linvill. B. Gamble, V. Adams, R. Heorne, V. Coates, T. Corson. E. Mon- ahan. D. White, S. Ienlrins. Row Four: C. Gill, N. Sher- man, 1. Englehcxrt. P. King. I. Hoener, I. Bates. D. Ful- ton, Mrs. Palmer. Having completed a successful season, losing two games, both by 2-l scores, and winning six, the brilliant hockey stars of 1948 hung up their tunics for another year, Under the capable coaching of Mrs. Betty Palmer, the hockeyists, with the brilliant playing of Ethel White, who during the season was a. dread to our opponents with six goals, along with Dot Orr, our fullback captain, and Doris Mellon, stellar halfback, gave our foes of nearby communities some- thing to remember. Our little sophomore goalie, Marian Rowdon, should inspire the underclassmen, for she, along with Nancy Richards, will be letter winners of the '48 season. But lets not forget our other seniors, who have laid down their sticks by winning their last game. These include lessie Bishop, our persistent fullback, Margaret Aird, the gal who gave the opposing centers plenty of trouble, Doris Hutchins and Carol Teetsel, inners with beautiful stickwork, and small but mighty Shirley Doyle, who was a passing sensation for her fellow varsity members. Next year, with nine letter recipients returning, the field hockey enthusiasts endeavor to bring to the school an undefeated, red-letter .mmf 'Q fi E. Palmer, Couch - dfxi Q. ? 5 L, X x 2 im it V i i N XS 24 season. if 5 A' --T r...,.f,,,.w Y. A- -- . ,anim ' 'mia B. ' L' 1 -ri. 19 Row Oneg P. King, I. Eng and' -4' RQ! D. White, V. Coates, E. Monahan, I. Homer, B. Gamble, G. Adams, P. T-Iearne, I. Bates. Palm . K , L-4,41 wg' HocKEY s UAD f 4 '6'1f'L4., 'Co Q mv-C4,L,g,,,1- . ,J 4!1qL-,, AV f ,ggi LQ, 1 Row One: . I. Bishop Hutchns W. fisenbrey, Lllowaiatn, B. Cou I, . While, I. 1 S. Doyle, C D On' Hitchner, N. Richards. Two: Mrs. P P In yy -7, MMC 7114264 .L.,U. ,KH-L W ff 'Irv L 'H+ V14-7 ' 'L ..g'w',.w VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Row One: A. McLaren. B. Bevan. R. Bamberger. R. Knoll. W. Reid. R. Roan. Row Two: Mr. Knoll. R. Block. The '48-'49 basketball season was somewhat of a disappointment to the student body of Glen-Nor, for the lndians went through the season winning but one game. Some of the outstanding players on the squad were: Russ Bamberger, forward, who, although handicapped by a bad ankle, was always a scoring threat to the opposition. There were also Don Bonsall and Bill Bevan, alternating forwards, who along with dumping in two pointers played a rugged floor game. The center position was held down by lengthy Leighton Whittaker who by sinking those fading one handed shots was always near the top in the scoring column. Scrappy would be the appropriate adjective to describe little Dick Brock who was not noticed by the spectators until the latter part of the season when he began sinking baskets right and left. Veteran guard, Skip Knoll, was the key man E. Mandle. L. Wit-aker. E. Onimus. D. Bonsall. A. Porter- iield. R. Iarvis. in the setup for it was Skip who attempted to get his teammates to work together. Skip had a rather poor scoring season although occa- sionally he managed to get free of his guard and set up a shot. Among the reserves who usually go un- noticed for their efforts were Andy McLaren, fleet little guard, easy Ed Mandl, who was understudy to Leighton Whittaker, and was known for his tricky passes, Eddie Onimus, who as only a sophomore, gained much experience as a forward on the varsity. Mr. Knoll is looking forward to a more suc- cessful season next year. He hopes that his players have gained basketball knowledge and experience by this season. Because the Chieftain must go to press we will not be able to publish the results of the Kiwanis tournament where Glen-Nor plays Ridley Park. Kneeling: I. Colborq. I. Reynolda. K. Brunton, C. Deckert. W. Knoll, R. Drumheller. G. Iurosky. D. Colborq. R. Pitts. C. Voucock. G. Llewellyn. R. Buch- Doub. I. Canal. I. Woinrich. man. Standing: W. Hirst. R. Topper. C. Ellis. D. The I. V. squad under Mr. Hirst fared better than the Varsity this year by winning seven and losing eleven. It is interesting to note that a large percentage of the losses were by very close margins, three of them were lost by one point, Mr. Hirst picked a fast, sharp shooting team to repre- sent'Glen-Nor. Among these were Charley Ellis, who was always a main factor in the point getting department, and Louie Llewellyn, little, but mighty handy to have on the team. Those boys were the forwards. George Iurosky held down the center slot and his height greatly aided the Indians. The guards were Iim Veacock and Iohn Reynolds. It was these boys that held down the oppositions' high scorers. SCHEDULE Team Opp. Chester ..... . 45 Collingdale . ,. 26 Haverford . . . . 43 Alumni ....... .. 38 Lansdowne ..... .... 4 6 Prospect Park . . . . . . . 61 Eddystone ........ .... 3 2 Ridley Township .... .... 4 9 P. S. DuPont ...... ... 33 Swarthmore .... . . . 32 Yeadon ...., .... 4 3 Ridley Park . . . . . . . Z3 Media .......... . . . . 35 Prospect Park ..... 61 Eddystone . . ....... .... 4 8 Ridley Township .... .... 7 9 Swarthmore ....... ..,. 3 6 Radnor ......... . . . 45 Ridley Park . . . . . . 49 PHEIIISIIJN .e PEHPUHMANEE 75 BALL Gm!-5' BAS e -- uma Eid SEE ..1 lg En: . if 335 at . 5.4 d-I5 on 525 E535 A . .E lnmbudl ...EQ 5292 gli-1,4 2156 'Chi' qgie Wghmg 5-66.45 - ..'a0v'5 gmisv 21.55-E3 -136-135 s'g-562 951113: - o .- g 010.0 Ong lil E izoi. V ,UU gin! , 0561: 515 -E 'died 'H sims! 255.205 354-51,2 L-O ui . lE-U IQZHA ggdei sz- -.20 -2215 .2352-3 'MW vdsi A small, but mighty squad makes up this year's court six under the sincere coaching of Mrs. Anne Luckman. Consisting mostly of juniors, these females need only experience to become an A-1 team. Returning this year are three previous letter winners with plenty of zip. All three constitute this season's shooting gallery: these include Elaine Hardenbergh, our tall- est player who this year switched from her guarding post to a sharp shooting forward, Ioan Hitchner, a little girl with plenty on the ball, and a dead-eye at the basket, and senior Dot Orr, whose floor work is superior, and her aiming ability far above average. Nancy Richards, a sophomore plays very well and thrills the spectators with her cor- ner set shots. On the defensive side, Iessie Bishop, our jolly, but speedy guard, Claire White, a brilliant shot-blocking artist, and Ginnie Eisenbrey whose earnest playing brings her many hard blows from the floor, but usually ends up with the possession for Glen-Nor, excelled in every second of their defensive 32 minutes. Having lost thus far all our games, most of which we gave the other team plenty to worry about, the squad pushes forth more effort, having learned a new set of plays which are bound to work, and the will of every girl on the squad to win. But let's not forget our I. V.'s who have put forth magnificent exhibitions in all their Competitions. On the shooting side of the black line we find Ethel White, a most sin- cere player, Marian Rowdon, who is going to excell in her later years at Glen-Nor, and Pat King whose vim is upheld all 32 playing minutes. The guards, Carol Dyson, Sue Ienkins, Shirley Glenn, Carol Teetsel, and Dos l-lutchins, control the backboard, block shots, and play their heart out to send the ball to the hustling forwards to chalk up two points. Next year with all six varsity players returning, Mrs. Luckman and her team hope for a record breaking Glen-Nor team. Mrs. Luclunan BALANCE W 48 How Ono: B. Holmes. D. Deckert. I. Cauels, W. Bevan. P. Wilps. L. Bxummih. I. Vaacock, G. Brim, I. Martin. Row Two-Mr. Fricker, F. Sebqlilt. W. Reid. I. Gilbert. R. Roan. H. Baker. F. Bott, W. Woltorhlrq. E. Ouimus. R. Endrill. I. Ferguson, l. Schneider, A. Porteriiold. R. Noavo. Last year Coach Fncker was faced with a tough season with only one of the preceding year's lettermen returning, Iohn Gilbert. But before the season began he had formed a team that had lots of spirit. The team finished 4th in the league with a record of 2 wins and 6 losses. SCHEDULE Where G.-N. Iaam .Played Opp. l .... . , . Prospect Park ......,. H. .... . . . 2 3 ..., . . . Collingdale .... ,,., H . ..., . . . 4 3 .,., ,.,Eddystone .... 4 3 .... ...RidleyTwp.... ..,. 6 3 .,.. . . . Swarthmore .,,. .... H . .,.. . . . 0 2 ..,. . .. Ridley Twp. ......,,.. H. .... V, . . 10 4 ' S 4 .... . . . Marple Newtown ..... H. ..., . . . 1 Q 0 .... . . . Prospect Park ......., A. .... . . . 2 0 ..., . . . Eddystone ..,.. .... H . .... .. . 7 L-1-A 2 .... Swarthmore .. .... A. 1 . ELI. ,Q J x H: , fi- Mrs. Margaret Aderhold Mr. G Mrs. George Aird Thomas E. Ambler Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert Anderson Mr. 6 Mrs. E. E. Assel Mr. G Mrs. William L. Atherholt Mr. 61 Mrs. Francis I. Bair Mr. 61 Mrs. Charles S. Balentine Mr. 61 Mrs. Russell E. Bamberger Mr. 51 Mrs. Ralph Barker Mrs. M. Barr PATBUNS Mr. 8 Mrs. Ioseph Donaldson Mr. G Mrs. Luke Dougher Howard B. Du Bois Mrs. Dunbar Mr. 6- Mrs. Elwood Dyson Mr. 6: Mrs. Charles Easler, Ir. Mr. :S Mrs. C. Englehart Mrs. Iohn L. Farrell Mr. G Mrs. Iames Ferguson Mrs. S. C. Field Mr. 6. Mrs. Walter Forbes Mr. G Mrs. Ralph I. Knoll Mr. 6 Mrs. Iames Knorr Mr. G Mrs. William Koch Shirley L. Kramer Mr. 61 Mrs. Karl S. Kramer Mr. G Mrs. Allred M. Kreider Mrs. Ierome Lacey Mr. 61 Mrs. Richard A. Lacox Mr. 6: Mrs. Parker B. Lake lane Lancaster ' Mr. 61 Mrs. Ralph Larrimore Mr. 61 Mrs. William Barton Mr. Iohn Beckett Mr. 6: Mrs. William H. Bevan Mr. 6' Mrs. Iames Bishop Mr. 6: Mrs. W. A. Boerner Mr. 6. Mrs. Thomas Bolton Mrs. Thurza S. Bonsall Mr. G Mrs. S. S. Boorse Mr. 61 Mrs. Frank Bossinger Ianet Boyer Mr. G Mrs. Walter Boyer Mr. 61 Mrs. W. Earl Bracken Mrs. Mary Breen Mr. 6 Mrs. Thomas L. Briggs S. Brooks Mr. Charles Bryce Roy Butler Mr. 6- Mrs. Ioseph Burton 6. Family Paul Cardell Mr. 61 Mrs. George Cassel. Mrs. Castle Mr. 62 Mrs. Harry Cavender Clem 6- Clemobile Mr. 6: Mrs. H. Cockran Mr. 61 Mrs. H. Cohick Rev. G Mrs. Iohn D. Cole Mr. 6 Mrs. Howard Coleman Mrs. Edna P. Collins Mr. 61 Mrs. Conklin Mr. 6: Mrs. Paul Connors Mr. 6. Mrs. William Cooper Mrs. Marian Cordier Mr. 6- Mrs. W. Emmett Cornelius Mr. 6. Mrs. Paul Corter Mr. 6: Mrs. Grace B. Crawford Mr. G Mrs. Iohn F. Crossin Iohn Cullinan Mrs. Samuel B. Custer Mr. :Sr Mrs. Norman L. Davidson Mr. 6 Mrs. Simon Davis Mr. G Mrs. H. Tracy Davis, Ir. Mr. 6 Mrs. Iohn Dawns Mr. 61 Mrs. L. G. Delp Henry R. DeLuga Mr. QS Mrs. I. De Manincor Mr. 6- Mrs. Samuel De Paul Ioseph R. Donaldson Iames Founds Mr. 6. Mrs. Harold G. Franklin A Friend Mr. 6. Mrs. Norman Fulton Mr. 6 Mrs. I. Boon Gallager Mr. G Mrs. O. D. Gallup Elsie Gamerschlag Mr. G Mrs. Milton S. Gillard Edward and Eleanor Gillen Mrs. Helen Gilmartzn Mrs. Elizabeth Glenn Mr. G Mrs. H. L. Graff W. A. Gray Mr. 61 Mrs. Arthur I. Grilteth, Sr. Mr. G Mrs. Clyde Grubb Mr. 51 Mrs. Lewis W. Grubb Mr. 6- Mrs. Arthur G. Haeberle Ianie Haeberle Mr. 61 Mrs. Ioseph H. Happe Mr. 61 Mrs. Thomas D. Hardenbergh, Mr. 6. Mrs. Frank Harrison Mr. 6- Mrs. Iohn H. Hartung Mr. G Mrs. Edward Hassiepen Mr. G Mrs. I. Stewart Hebden Mr. 6: Mrs. Paul Henry Mr. 6- Mrs. Howard C. Hill Mr. 6. Mrs. Iames H. Hill, Ir. Mr. G Mrs. Hinshillwood Mr. G Mrs. Charles W. Hopper Mr. G Mrs. Horton Mr. 6- Mrs. Harry Hutchins William Hutchins Mrs. Margaret H. Iarvis Mr. 6. Mrs. Robert Iarvis Iim's Shoe Repair Mr. 6- Mrs. Francis X. Ioseph Mr. 6. Mrs. George Iurosky Mr. G Mrs. Albert Kahler Mr. 61 Mrs. F. I. Kahler Kaye, Carrell G Ginger Mr. 6- Mrs. M. I. Keating Mr. 6- Mrs. Howard M. Keebler Frances M. Kenny Mr. Gr Mrs. S. Dean Kerstetter Helen Kerstetter Matilda Kiehl Mr. G Mrs. George C. Knoll Mrs. Lena Lasota Iohn W. Lauter, Ir. Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. S. B. Lawler, Ir. Willard G. Levis Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn H. Ligget Mr. G Mrs. Edgar B. Linvill, Ir. Mr. 61 Mrs. Iohn I. Long Mr. G Mrs. Ernest Lord Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn Lower Mr. Leslie G. Luckie Lums and the Cold Rod Mr. 6 Mrs. Edward H. Lutz Mr. 61 Mrs. T. B. MacLellan Mr. G Mrs. E. MacMullen Mrs. Emily L. McBrearty Mr. 6 Mrs. Charles E. McCauley Mr. 61 Mrs. George McCauley Mrs. Mary McCaw Mr. G Mrs. Howard Mcllvaine Mr. 6 Mrs. Iohn McLaughlin Mr. as Mrs. 1. Mcveigh' Mr. G Mrs. Frank A. McWilliams Mr. G Mrs. Mallgrave Dr. G Mrs. Edward A. Manning Mr. 61 Mrs. I. H. Martin Marie C. Matt Clara Matt Mr. G Mrs. Iohn Mellon Mr. G Mrs. S. Meyers The Miekleys Mr. 6. Mrs. Ralph V. Miller Mr. G Mrs. Royal Miller Mr. Leslie Milne Mr. G Mrs. Robert Mitchell Mr. 6. Mrs. A. I. Molitor Mr. 51 Mrs. Frank Monahan Mr. 6. Mrs. I. A. Montgomery Mr. :S Mrs. Alan V. Moore Mr. Patt Moretti Mr. G Mrs. Andy Muller Gloria Mullen Mr. 6- Mrs. Raphael C. Murphy Mr. 6. Mrs. Robert Neave Mr. 61 Mrs. Iules Nell Norwood Children's Shop Mr. G Mrs. E. W. Oakes Mr. G Mrs. Iohn S. Olson 79 Palladini's Mr. G Mrs. Marlin O'Neal Mr. 6 Mrs. Edward Orr Mr. 61 Mrs. A. H. Pagenkemper Shoe Repair Shop Katharine Iessie Paschall Miss Margaret Phillips Mr. QS Mrs. Floyd Pignone Mr. 61 Mrs. Leslie B. Plumb Mr. G Mrs. Iohn A. Polk Mr. 6. Mrs. A. F. Porter -Mr. 6. Mrs. Glenolden Radio 5: Television Co. E. H. Porter Mrs. Helena E. Porter Mr. G Mrs. W. I. Porterfield Mrs. Thomas R. Price Mr. :S Mrs. Fred C. Raibley Mr. 61 Mrs. Ioseph G. Raibley, Sr Mr. 6: Mrs. Emlyn Rees Mr. G Mrs. Iames P. Reid Kay Ellen Mr. G Mrs. I. A. Rennard Rennard Rob Roy Rex Kathleen W. Rich Mr. G Mrs. Mr. 6. Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. Mr. 6 Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. Frank Robi Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. George Richards Fred Richardson Harry Ricker H. L. Ritchie Frank W. Roan nson W. Rodgers Harry Roessner Iohn Romero Bosacco Motor Sales, lnc. 731 Chester Pike Prospect Park, Pa. Brady's Pioneer Market Ashla d Ave. G Chester Pike Glenoillden, Pa, Clover Leaf Meat Market Darby, Pa. 3 S. Chester Pike Glenolden, Pa. Handel's Dept. Store ll5-117 S. Chester Pike Glenolden, Pa. Mawson Howe Hardware l568 Chester Pike Folcrott, Pa. Hofiert's Candies 531 Chester Pike Prospect Park, Pa. B0 PATHUNS I. M. Rosen Mr. G Mrs. Iohn Rowdon Mr. 6: Mrs. G. W. Rudolph Mr. 61 Mrs. George Ruhl Russ and Skip Mr. 6- Mrs. Harry Russell Mr. G Mrs. Carl Sandberger Mrs. Charles Schneider Mr. 6- Mrs. Franklin R. Schneider Miss Shirley Schneider Mr. G Mrs, Iohn L. Schiller Mr. 6 Mrs. I. E. Schwering Mr. 6- Mrs. Thomas R. Scott Mr. 6 Mrs. Richard A. Seamen Mrs. Caroline Sebelist Shea's Sweet Shoppe Mr. G Mrs. William Siess Mrs. Simon Teddy 61 Danny Mr. 61 Mrs. William P. Teetsel Mr. :S Mrs. Ioseph Teninore The Teppers Dr. 61 Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. David Thomas George Thompson Margie Thompson Mr. G Mrs. W. Tindle Mr. S. P, Tomkins Mr. 61 Mrs. R. A. Torrens Mr. 6- Mrs. Edward Toy Mr. G Mrs. March Trout Mr. I. Troutman 6- Tommy Mr. 61 Mrs. Harry L. Simon Mr. 6: Mrs. Edwin C. Sloan Mr. Iames Slowter Mr. G Mrs. Howard R. Small Mrs. G. C. Smith Mr. G Mrs. Addison Stainsby Marian Starke Iames Statiord Mr. Gt Mrs. B. W. Stuart Mr. George Susselman Mr. 6 Mrs. Arthur I. Sweatman Mr. 6: Mrs. Arthur C. Throne Kathryn A. Tatlow Carl I. Vogel Mr. 6. Mrs. Lennard W. Warner Mr. 6: Mrs. Norman Weaver Mr. G Mrs. Edward C. Weida Mr. G Mrs. Walter P. Weigand Mr. 6- Mrs. Lewis West Mr. 6- Mrs. Charles E. White, Ir Mr, G Mrs. Harvey White Mrs. Frank Wilps Harold Wi lson Mr. 6. Mrs. Frank Williams Willie the Dr. 61 Mrs. Mrs. H. F. Mailman Iohn E. Wittek Woeltel Mr, 6 Mrs. E. Woodrow Mr. G Mrs. I. Howard Wiley Mr. G Mrs. Norbert Yost Mr. 6: Mrs. Fred Zinck, Ir. BUSINESS PATHUNS Iim's Tire Shop. Chester Pike Glenolden, Pa. H. F. Krough 5 51 10 Cent Store Prospect Park, Pa. W. Marshall 9 E. Glenolden Ave. Glenolden, Pa. Suburban Sports Center 7 E. Glenolden Ave. Glenolden. Pa. Terminal Watchmakers G Iewelers 918 Main St. Darby, Pa. Tess's Beauty Salon ll N. Chester Pike Glenolden, Pa. Rosen's Market 26 Isabel Ave. Glenolden, Pa. Slatner's Bakery 41 N. Chester Pike Glenolden, Pa. Ted Stirling Texaco Service Station Glenolden, Pa. Iames' Waters, Ir., Florist MacDade Blvd. G Woodlawn Ave Collingdale, Pa. Woolston Woods Co. Philadelphia, Pa. Thomas Briggs 6: Sons 627 Welsh St. Chester, Pa. Best Greeting Cards in Delaware County H . F . K R O G H 5 6- 10c STORES PROSPECT PARK RIDLEY PARK Sharon Hill 9530 CK. SANDWICH SHOP Logan Avenue and Chester Pike GLENOLDEN. PA. HOGIES - STEAKS - SPECIAL SANDWICIZTIS ICE CREAM Compliments of HOWARD I OI-INSON'S GLENOLDEN Sharon Hill 1609-W HENRY W. O'BRI'EN REGISTERED PLUMBING a HEATING 112 Glen Avenue GLENOLDEN. PA. Your Neighborhood Bakery SLATNER'S 41 N. Chester Pike GLENOLDEN. PA. DARBY CAMERA 6 CARD SHOP S47 Main Street DARBY. PA. Darby 1403 M c M A N A M Y ' S ICE CREAM - CANDIES TOBACCOS - MAGAZINES Always Remember THE DOG HOUSE SPRINGFIELD, PENNA. Sharon Hill 3911 COMIPLIMENTS C. Spencer Goldsborough 6 Sons OF PAINTING G DECORATING A F R I E N D 418 S. Chester Pike GLENOLDEN, PA. B A R - B - Q Washburn 7455 Specializing in Steak Sandwiches 41 W. Winona Avenue NORWOOD. PA. K. SLATER Adding Machine and Typewriter Service Free Estimate on Repairs on All Mike: ol Adding Machines and Typewriters New and Used Machines For Sale 200 Chester Pike Norwood. Pa. 7 1 I l l i i IOE'S BARBER SHOP NATIONAL PHOTO SERVICE I IOE BOGARD School, Groups, Party Phoiographs 6 Glenolden Avenue ' 1520-22 Sansom Street GLENOLDEN PHILADELPHIA 2, PA. Rl 6-9159 I NORWOOD FLORISTS HENRY's A'I'LAN'I'IC SERVICE Say lt With Ours Chester Pike 61 McKinley Avenue Ch9BIeI ' NORWOOD. PENNA. Tel. Washburn 9205 Ridley Park 3192 I PIONEER STORES WEBER EI.ECTRIC W. MARSHALL Chester Pilre's Leading Electrical Store 9 E. Glenolden Avenue GLENOLDEN. PA. GLENOLDEN. PENNA. Sharon Hill 1832 Delivery I Lubricmion washing FRANK D. SNELL TED STIRLING S . ales - Service Texaco Service Staiion Chester Pike and MacDade Blvd. 403 S. Chester Pike GLENOLDEN' PA- DARBY. PENNSYLVANIA Phone: Sharon Hill 9751 Call and Delivery Phone: Darby 2417 I BU'r'rAnAzzI RINDERS I Bonded Realtors and Insurance GREEN HOUSES I A sas chem: Pike SWR Avenue Pnospncr PARK, PA. Phone: Swarthmore 2082 Office: Ridley pm-k 1334 ROBERT N. CRONRATH , n HAMANN S BAKERY Wholesale CANDIES - TOBACCOS E. LANSDOWNE, PA. I Decatur 2433 535 Chester Pike PROSPECT PARK Telephone: Ridley Park 1495 Ridley Park 0946 HOFFERT S Own Make Candies and Ice Cream 531 Chester Pike PROSPECT PARK. PA. Watches 6. Diamonds Sharon Hill 5594 SABINS IEVVELERS 67 MacDade Boulevard COLLINGDALE, PA. Expert Repairing Monny Watchmaker ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 'I'I-IOMAS I. HAIVIII.L Beechtree Apartments THE RI'I'E-WAY IS NORWAY CLEANERS E DYERS Expertly Cleaned Under New Method 618 Chester Pike Chester Pike G Boon Avenue NORWOOD GLENOLDEN, PA, Ridley Park Ulgl Ridley Park 0972 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS INTERBORO DEMOCRATIC Of- WOMEN'S LEAGUE ANNA B. HUNTER .......,.,........... lgtesigen! 1 MARY BACK ...........,. .... V ice- resi ent G I L B E R T S F L O W E R S THELMA McNAMARA ,... .....,. T feasuref FLORENCE SCHMECK .... ..... S ecretary GLENDALE ESSO SERVICE Tires, Tubes and Batteries Washing - Lubrication Ashland Avenue G MacDade Blvd. GLENOLDEN, PENNA. Sharon Hill 9753 ' Compliments ol PETER I. BURKE IEWELER 531 Chester Pike PROSPECT PARK. PA. GLENOLDEN DINER Under New Management Our Motive is Quality and Service It We Can't Please You Tell Us, It We Can Tell Others Compliments of ACE'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Huron Avenue 6 Chester Pike P. Tr-:somone M. Diuvmsxos NORWOOD, PA. Bell Phone: MA 7-3142-43 HENRY I. ROHNER WHOLESALE GROCERIES-IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC cr-1EEsEs 62 North Front Street PHILADELPHIA 6, PENNA. T O R E L L I ' S Established 1908 MEN's WEAR- BOYS' WEAR SUBURBAN SUPPLY CO. COAL - BUILDING MATERIALS - PAINTS Oak Lane and B. 6 O. Railroad Glenolden, Delaware Co.. Pa. Sharon Hill 3000 - 01 CH Clock Repairing Iewelry Repairing GEORGE T. TIEHEL HUDSON SALES 5- SERVICE IEWELER 327 N. Chester Pike GLENOLDEN, PA. Phone: Sharon Hill 1063 Watch Repairing 1111 Lincoln Avenue PROSPECT PARK PA. Ridley Park 1354 INTERBORO BANK and TRUST CO. PROSPECT PARK, PA. Savings Accounts - Christmas Club Checking Accounts - Night Depository Member Federal Reserve System THE BANK FOUNDED ON SERVICE sharon Hill 0555 Folcroft Motors, Inc. Sales - NASH -- Service 1543 Chester Pike FOLCROFT, PA. ' DANIEL MCGUGAN 6: SON OLDEST STUDEBAKER DEALER IN DELAWARE COUNTY Ashland Avenue and Chester Pike GLENOLDEN, PA. Sharon Hill 0532 Compliments of ROBERT HARTUNG ........... President LEN BEISSEL ............. Vice-President DOROTHY LEVIS ............. Treasurer MARIORIE THOMPSON ....... Secretary CLASS OF 1949 I. E. IVIITCHELL CO. LUMBER - MILLWORK COAL fs. FUEL on. GLENOLDEN, PA. SALES - SERVICE INTERBORO CHEVROLET COMPANY 609 Chester Pike PROSPECT PARK, PA. Ridley Park 0227 ' SAVE TIME AND MONEY ' Coal . Fuel Gil Let Us Do Your ' Paint ' Building Materials PROSPECT PARK. PA. Ridley Park 0400 Driving For You SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA BUS CO. MEDFORD'S FRANKFURTERS and PORK PRODUCTS for QUALITY and FLAVOR Sharon Hill 2692 S. D. Kerstetter 6. Son PLASTERERS 7 S. Bonsall Avenue GLENOLDEN. PA. Iobbing - Int-erior Colored Cement Stucco - Texture Finishes Exterior G Interior Plastering EMANUEL'S 5 fs. 10c STORE O 336 Chester Pike NORWOOD. PA. OFFICIAL IEWELER for GLEN-NOR HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT I. SOOK Manufacturing Ieweler ' Class and College Rings ' Charms ' Medals - Pins with Year Guards ' Sorority and Fraternity Pins ' Trophies ' Prom Favors 1001 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA 7. PA. 507 Victory Building AL TRYDER'S DELAWARE SPORTS CENTER. INC. Distributor of Wilson Sporting Goods Schoo1's Sport's Needs Special Reduction to Students O 529 Chester Pk. I. Harry Swope. Inc. 'K CHRYSLER -- PLYMOUTH Sales - Service -K 199 South MacDade Boulevard DARBY, PENNSYLVANIA RP. 4545 Phones: Darby 0489-5333 tl I ,i . . ,. .. H i . Installation Monthly Bookkeeping Service Audits - Tax Reports GEORGE S. PRA'I'I' PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT FRANCIS I. KAI-ILERT Carpenter and Builder Iobbing A Specialty S7 Amoaland Road NORWOOD. PENNA. Washburn 7019 P. O. Box 52 CHESTER, PA. 512 Sylvan Avenue GLENOLDEN, PA. Ridley Park 0160 COMPLIMENTS GRAF MOTORS, INC. OF PONTIAC 746 Chester Pike 1949 CHIEFTAIN STAFF PROSPECT PARK, PA. OFFICIAL PHCTCCRAPHER PCR 1949 CHIEFTAIN F R A N K E . W I C K Photographer 132 E. Park Avenue MERCHANTVILLE. N. I. 54 W. Main Street MAPLE SHADE. N. I. - I 1 - 87 f --I NURWUIIII IVIARKH 40 WESI WINIINA AVENUE NOIlW00ll, PA. RD lIllNIPlHE UNE llf GRUCEHIES, MEMS, PRIIIIUCE T510 HRH IIHIVERY PHIINE: WASHBIIRN 7ll7 gg MAITERTO CAMPUS P'UlL 1420 WAI NUT ST S 5 52 2 az 3? E4 2 45 5 as E 2 fi . 5