Palmyra High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Palmyra, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1963 volume:

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We do not refer to only the college bound. but to each member of the Class, in whatever endeavor you tackle, invest in education so that you will meet it wisely and prohtably. May the Class of '63 be successful in the future. Arthur F. Terrell, M,l-Id, Trenton S. C. Unirersilv of l'cnnsyl1'anin vs. L to R: A. Sauca, W. Bauer, G. Dorsey, C. Bartholomew, H. Nlc'Dermott, Secretaryg I. Heisler, Pr:-sidentg A. Terrell, Supvrintendz-ntg R. Cooper, Vice l'resirln-ntg R. Burr, I.. Van Emhurgh, missing: from pic-ture, C. E. TVI1-Donnell. Mrs. lrvne Hfvislvr President, Board of Education Tho Board of Education extends con- gratulations and host wishes to you thc' Class ol' I963. That which needs to ho elnphasizcd today, in thi- school and college, busi- nvss and private life is honesty and loyalty in their fullest significance. Thu world is a mirror, reflecting hack to us our own thought and spiritg we must dovolop thoso qualities that tend for mutual trust. May the worth that each has contrib- utod to our common hcritago stand out brightly and clearly tempering your judgment and increasing your mutual ties with the best of Palmyra High School. Irene E. Hcislor Wlrs. Iron? Hvislf-r and Nlr. Arthur Terrell incilml To the Class of 1963: As you leave Palmyra High School, I hope you are well prepared for the many new ex- periences which will confront you. Our society is very complexg it offers many opportunities. Success in your chosen field will depend upon your academic background and what you offer as an individual. I would hope that your experiences at Pal- myra High School will help you in your chosen vocation. The Class of 1963 has made many contribu- tions to our school that will long be remem- bered. Taylor R. Kirby, M.Ed. Shippensburg S. C. University of Virginia Rutgers University Faculty ROBERT J. BADE, M.Ed. Wfest Chester S. C., Temple University Algebra I MAXINE B. BATES, B.A. Classboro S. C. Civics, Math, English THOMAS F. CARIDEA, B.S. LILLIAN T. CHAMBERS GEORGE H. CHRISTIE, B.S. Trenton S. C. Palmer Business School Temple University, Industrial Arts, Stage Crew Secretary University of Virginia English LAWRENCE R. MARGARET L. CORCORAN, B.A. THOMAS S. COURSEN, M.Ed. COOLBAUGH, M.Ed. Penn State University, Bloomsburg S. C., Rutgers University Bloomsburg S. C., Rutgers University Temple University, Al gehra, Trigonometry, Cross Country English University of Pennsylvania Plane Geometry, Latin F. T . A . A stitch in time saves nine. Folcu It MATTHEW .l. CURTIS, Mild. JOHN N. IPAMI ANU, HS. .IONAS DANIEL, B.S East Slroudxburg S. C., 'l'vn1pIu lfniwersity Nvwark S. C. Kutgvrs l'7ni1'vrsity Orrin-slra Mevhanival Drawing: Drivers Hdmfatiorl, Athlclic Director LAURA DEVUR, B.A. JAMES 1-2. DUGI-IRY, l5.A. DR. W. Ii. DUNN, D.D.S. Unirvrsily of South Dakota La Salle Collagv, St. Joseplfs Collegv, Unirvrxily of Pvnnsylrania Librarian, Avtivity Fund, Villanova Uniwersity Dentist Treasura-r Library Council Plane Geometry, Algebra II BARRY G0l,llSTI'IIN, lVl.Ed. PATRICIA J. GRIFFIN, BS. PERCY CRIMES, IR., BS. Twnplv Univvrsily Chestnut Hill College Shippensburg S. C. Businvss Subjec-ts, Office Pravtim-P General Srienre, Biology, Social Studies, Senior Class Advisor Sm-rc-tarir-S, Head Basketball Coae-b Clic-orlcailers See! ! LESTER A. HARKER, NLEQI. S'l'EWAR'l' li. H,-XRKNESS, Nljiel. NANCY JEAN HIGHT, ILS. lfidvr Coll:-gv, Kulgvrs l-nirvrsity Dirkinsnn Collvgv, 'l'vmpla' lfnirvrsify Wvsl Chvslr-r S. C. SIPINIQLTHPIIQ. Trallsvription, Typing. Pllysiral l I1llll'Hli0Il, liaskvthall. Hvalth, Pllysival l :llll1'iiti0Il, Softball C0ll1Il11'l'1'i2il ,loh l,lHl'Q'f'Ill'I!l Famllmll J. V. Basketball, Dunm- Club Favlllly' Se'1'rf'lariaI l'la1'e'rlle'lll. Data pl'01'1'SSiIlgI Cours:- Li 53 Elm lx.,,,,,,A VW DUROTHEA HOLDER, HS. .IAMES P. HUGHES, BA. DOROTHY L. HUTCHINSUN, M.A Ilrvxvl lrlstilulv of Trwhnology lfllrflfnvll University llnzlglnss Collegv, l'i0lIlf'IlldkillgI Civirs Pnirvrxity of l'1'nnsylL'anir1 Uuilml Sian-s History, Tilliuum Q 1 if ki f YHAHBIT! U:w,.fWwL - YJ 7 ' WW X57 W-...,, l,l'lXY IS IANNUCCI, M.Eml. CAROL JAVERS, li.S. ?VlAIHlARI'I'l' A. JOHNSON, 'VLA Shippvnshurg S. C., llork llurvn S. C.. Tvmplf- University Chvxlnul Hill Collvgv, 'I'vmpIv University Hulglish Pvnn. Slate University liusim-ss Urgzanizatiun, Ge-:feral Math, EIIQHSII. f:'f U'HlI. Tilliflllll J. Ali. T., S1-lling, Frcshnlan Football A L z 'K Facult 'Hn' l'0Zll'll1'S, llllildllk LIONEL KLEVAN, M.Ed. Trenton S. T. C., Rutgers University. Temple University, MARY F. KOCH, B.S. Penn State University, Temple University Princeton University, General Science, Advanced Science, University of Illinois Denver University, Villanova University Chemistry, Student Council Freshman Bowling if GERAIZWD KONEFSKY, Bs. Temple University Music, jfhoir X 'J' 4 'M N JOHN E. KHATCOSKI, B.A. LOUIS LABOVITZ, B.A. King's University University of Pennsylvania English, Civics, World History English, French HUBERT A. KRAUS, M.Ed. Drexel Institute, Temple University. College of City of New York, LaSalle College, Columbia University Rutgers State University, University of Illinois, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Science, Advanced Math, JETS, Civil Defense The Toothpick Factory R Y' 's fre I ki . ET X W W X 1 Epi 2 . E gk, 5: ninf' in Signing mil. Fozcu It TIIKHIKS l'. YIJNKIN. JR., BS. DR. ll. li. W1 ,KIRK NIJKRIE I.. Nlrl7i'llU10TT, ISS. Cluxxlmrn S. C. Hahrzlvnlnln Mrvlirwl Coll:-gf' Rulgzvrs l'nirvrxiIy'. l'1'ir1'v Svluml 0 5. History, Ya-w .ivrsvy History Sfilillli l'l1ysi1'ian lzllSiIll'SS .irlminfslrnlinn llul Uvngruplly, ,Xssislunl Frmlhaii fillllfil, llvzul liusvbull fi0Zll'il THOMAS L. Ma-HUGH, 15.5. THOMAS Al,I,lCN NIUYER, MA. ROBERT OLD, BS. Un.i'1f1-rxily nf Murylaml The I'rinr'ipia Colle-ga, Villanova Uniivvrsity Physio-ul lflduculion, lfnirvrsily of llvnrcr English, U. S. History Hlvzul lfsmtlnull Coach Spanish 4 RUISICWI' l'A'l'ffHlCl., 'FVI.l'I4I. RUSA RAI'l', ILS. RUSAISICILE l,. Sl'IN1l'l.l'I, ILS. l!lllI'l'l'Slf:Y of I,l'l'lllSj'l1'lll1llI. 'fvnzplv lf'l'SlHlIS Collage Pf'IIIlSyl1'UlIlll Anulwny of Firm Arlx, lfnirrvrsily. lfnlgvrs lfnirvrsily, llvalkll, Physivul Eqhwulion, Kutzlown S. C. . Moon- lnstilutv Urzilv-rxily of l'illslmrgl1, Snrlmnm- Um-ke-y. Iiuskclhall of Art, llurnvs l oun1lalion, Mlminislralivf- ffuuralinulnr. ,II1illll1l'lIIl'IlIl Mus:-um llollvgw of Ar! lllliiliillfl' lliruvlor IIVPIIIIIIU l r1ir'vrSiIy Arl nNow vlass rc-wat after mc. Miss , Hutchinson, Miss Hlltc-hinsun. FIHXC E I, 1-ff if fgi , I if F lv I M 5? ' i I f K it m if b bf Q , M o .IEANINE SNllTll', KS. LILLIAN SMITH, RN. JANE STENlEl,IVfA'N, UA. Montana Static Collage Cooper Hospital, Trenton S,C, Nlonlclair S. C. lfrmwh Svhnol Nurse English ,W Kwai' ,T -1? ,V ,Q , R RPS X. ' f I Y .X MAE S. TAYLOR, B.S. .IUHN J. TILNIUNT, B.Ed. WALTER J. VIDINSKI, MA. Rulgrrrs University Bloomsburg S. C. Villanova University f:l.lif.lilIIlI0 Bookkeeping, Commercial Law and Biology, Sri:-:we Fair, Uperators Club Math, Humecom i ng Committee, Sound Committee I know iI's hc-rv soma'-where! .IAMES H. VOWLEH, JK., BS. HICDWTG R. VVESTCUTT Bloomsbnrg S. C. Camllvn Commercial School Ty ping, Personal Typing, Smwrfftary llllllbl' Class Advisor, Varsity Club Fvlc ulty XVl1y 1lill l 1-vu' Nl n np for this conrww? HARRY C. WIl.l.lANlS, BS Wim! Clwslvr S. C. Physir-al Eflnvation DORIS L. WILLSON, 15.5. I,'0R'l7lC A. WUl,FE, 15.5. ROBERT L. YOUNGBLOOD, M.Ed Mflflxfipm S- C-, S? 'f1fll-W lfinilwfxifb' Lebanon Valley College W vxtvrn Maryland Collpgv, Templv li0Il'lf5lll2lkilIg Arncrivan Hislurv Ull'fl 'f-GUY. PWITIV Smw Unilfpf-Vily, Trvnton S. C. fnslrnmnnlal NlllSil', Nfajorvttvs, Hand Exo-vutivv Cnrmnittvf' Facu It Well, look who's here! MR. JOHN WERRBACH MR. WILLIAM Head Custodian STANFORD cusrooums n liv AND A if Qgzl eR.R .fi CAFETERIA 'R ' R R R H. is WORKERS 'R RR RR R Q MR. WALTER MARTIN MR. HARRY McCLERNAN L. to R.: M. Windish. H. Mulhern, L. Sparacio, A. Scholield. S. Salmon, Managerg F. Meyers. V. Quinton, W. Raniowski, J. Giampaolo. .wx M V bl- SENIORS DEDICATION We, the class of 1963, proudly dedicate the 35th edition of the Tillicum to Percy A. Crimes, Jr., our class advisor. During our high school years he has willingly devoted much of his time supervising our activities and helping us to function as a class. His tireless efforts in our behalf have often made the difference between the success and failure of class projects. Although his patience must have been sorely taxed at times, Mr. Crimes was always there with a word of encouragement or advice. He has helped to make these past years enjoyable and memorable in our lives. We are extremely proud to have had Mr. Grimes as our class advisor. The class of 1963 wishes to extend to Mr. Crimes its appreciation and thanks for a job well done. GEORGETTA LOUISE ALCOTT ROBERT ERIC AXELSON 60l- Pennxylrania Avenue 52l fmronvy Avenue Palmyra. New Jersey Palmyra. New jersey Georgie College- Preparatory Roh General Hates writing those themes for fire- Little Swede . . . resents teach- ative writing . . . dig that hlonrl ers telling: him to get to work . . . JAMES B' ADELIZZI hair??? . , : her hohhies, liesides grf-atvst.amhition is. to 'heroine a 2101j,,l,,,-,is D,-ive hoys, are going to the shore and lIlIlll0I1Hll'1' . . . vant walt for that pnlmym, Npw Jprspy pajulna parties . . . one ol the Part- 2:15. hell . . . plans 'lo enlist lll thw- ' ' .' 1'I2ll1 'nrls . . . ilans to malor Ill His- Yl2'lI'llIt'S aft:-r ffralluatmn. . llll .ommerf la , 3- H l - f- lfommonlx' known aw 'ilvleathallu mr, In V0 'hge' . . . favorite' pastime is girls, girls, girls! . . . will he remembered for his usually lxlavk hair . . . pet peeve IS those short lunvh periods . . . ean't wait until the weelwnfll The Homecoming flonrl 4 us WAYNE SCOTT AYRES GORDON WILLIAM BAITZEL 509 Wayne' Drive 209 Mvnzorial Az'f1n1u' Rirvrlon, Nvw Ivrsey l'almy'ru. Wow fvrsvy' Wayne Collvgzm- Preparatory Bill Collvgn- l'r4-paralory An outdoors man . . . likes to hunt :X rval sports fan-travlc 1-spm-cially and fish . . . utlonil worry about it . . . looks forward to graflualion, rol- . . . oftvn svvn, but seldom hoard lc-gv, and a I4-at-hing 1-ure-Q-r . . . run . . . a good frit-'ntl to all . . . futurv? ln- founnl aftvr svliool 1-itlln-r on tliv 1lon't worry about it! lravli or lloingz ll0Hlf'MOI'k. lv know, l know! ROBERT OWEN HATES 2171 Rirvrlon Road Rirvrton, Nvu' Ivrsvy ifliip ffollt-gc Prvpuratory -K rval laflivs' man . . . will lm rc- nn-mhvrml for his 1lry svnse of llnmor . . . thinks oltvn of tllv .lunior Prom . . . ps-I pe-f'v1---stu:-k-lip girls . . . lilo-S driving aml Hnglisll. CYNTHIA D. BELAR l20 West Spring Carden Palmyra, New Jersey Cindy College Preparatory An active member of our class . . . where'-'s Cindy?-with Betty, Sue, and Lynn-natch! . . . POOFIESI . . . likes half-sessions, parties, sailing and a certain '57 Plymouth convertible- why? . . . Look out, Wesley! TYRONE BELFORD S15 Jefferson Street Palmyra, New Jersey Ty College Preparatory All around nice guy . . . likes to laugh-does plenty of it . . . football and Ty and Margaret just go together . . . will always remember our Junior Prom and Talent Show . . . another Mr. Christie fan. RICHARD G. BERGER U3 Garfield Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Dick General g'lVIay I have your attention, please? is a thing he can't stand . . . plays the guitar . . . he hopes his record is a hit . . . can be found sleep- ing after school . . . future-uncer- tain. CAROL NIARCUERITE BENNER I6 Carriage House Lane Riverton, New Jersey Carol, Commercial Nice girl .... can't stand teachers . . . but loves History . . . can be found hitting the books after school . . . she's crazy over the last day of school . . . enjoys bowling and roller skating . . . intends to he a typist. ROBERT LAWRENCE BERCER IIS Garfield Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Bob Gem-ral Seems to find it difficult to rise and shine in the morning . . . can he found humming gas money after school . . . Hob is a rcal C lunch fan . . . future-undecided. fll iDRGli EDWARD BICRRYANN Slll Cinnaminson Arvnun l'alm,yrr1, New Jersey li 1 l vans iommoreia Wants to he rumemherml for his 1-oming anal going . . . 1-an't stand those white soeks . . . likes Senior Seienre beeause it's niee and quiet . . . gravitates to lVlar-'s after sehool . . . will join the Marines after gratlnation. DAVID CHARLES BOM. 334 Berkley Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Dave College Preparatory A real nive, quiet guy . . . works after svhool . . . cameras are his hobby . . . known for his frevkles . . . a hard-working Senior who plans to further his education. HDWARD GEORGE HlSCHDl l 2ll West Third Street llllllllyfll, New Ivrsey iinppy General Dm-sn t sea-ni to like svhool . . . ro-members 8th grade graduation . . . 1-an he foundl working: after svhool . . . ran he fouml in Riversille on ww-ke-mls . . . loves to fall asleep in stnely hall . . . flllllffl'Ill1l'Cl'l?llIl. JOHN Pl-lll.ll' HDSSEN l50l Highland Azfvmm l'nln1yrn, New jersny .lolm College Preparatory An easy guy to get along with . . . will always remember that senior trip . . . 1-an he fonnrl at work or trac-k prartia-e after sr-hool . . . mnsiv and photopzraphy lan . . . loves History lllS1'llSSl0llS . . . plans invlutle 1-ollf-gf-. ROBl'Il'lT .IDN HLUM 1003 I'nrry Arentue Palmyra. New Jersey llutrh Conlnuerrial A really great guy . . . hates to rush lnneh . . . known lor his eool temper and vheerful moods? . . . seems to he heading for Unrle Sant . . . can he seen elriving arouml in a H533 lfhcvy . . illlillllfl' var aalelirt. JA JOSEPH DAVID BOWEN 512 Division Street Palmyra, New Jersey Lash Commercial A 1-ool dross:-r and dancer . . . can lm found working: on his var after sa-hool . . . 4-au't stand white sm-ks and 1-rowslefl halls . . . favorite class is lunch . . . 4-an t wait till he gradu- sites. PATRICIA LOUISE BOWEN 302 Whitebirch Drive Riverton, New Jersey Pat College Preparatory Une of the best hockey and basket- hall players in the Senior class . . . pet peeves-f-unclerclassmen and losing hockey games . . . enjoys dancing . . . favorite vlass is Creative Writing . . . her future-rollege. CAROL JEAN BRAIDWOUD 1105 Highland Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Carol College Preparatory A cute gal . . . loves to write letters to Ricky in Mr. Lu1'e's class . . . terri- fic horkey player . . . Frem'h??? Ugh! . . . plans to study Elementary Eduration . . . patronizes Rapp's Hardware. 1 How to heat the traffic' jam. MARY LAURA BUDDENDORF 310 Horace Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Mary Commereial Known for being our flolorguard captain . . . plans to enter hairdress- ing sehool after graduation . . . ean he found in room lll after sehool . . . a member of the Hand Executive Comniiltee. PATRICIA ANN CARDOYE 107 Parry Road Riverton, New Jersey Pat Commercial l'at's future plans include marriage . . . enjoys fashion modeling . . . a whiz at typing . . . dislikes people who mind other people's husiness . . . spends most of her time in Camden. So what's this prove? NANCY MYRA CARELS 413 Elm Avenue Rirerton, New Jersey Nance General The quiet girl with a great guitar . . . nllliss Rapp, haske-thall? . . . hates noise. hut likes Mr. M4-Huglfs eleven . . . wants to he a meteorolo- gist . . . keep aiming for the sky. Nance! JOHN RANSON CAUTHORNE, JR. 213 Market Street Palmyra, New Jersey Dimpy Commercial Hates those long pants . . . look out, here comes Speedy . . . plans to go into the Air Force . . . will never forget sixth period English or the Sixth Street corner . . . a keen sense of hllmor. LINDA RAE CHARPENTIER 2126 Brandes Avenue Riverton, New Jersey Frenchy Commercial Hopes to become a secretary . . . a neat dresser-especially in red, white. and blue . . . makes most of her clothes . . . quiet, cute, and friendly . . . what memories of the class of '6l! -. . . really enjoyed the Proms. CHARLES AUSTIN CLAUSER 503 Vine Street Palmyra, New Jersey Chuck College Preparatory A pleasant, easy-going guy . . . what a sense of humor! . . . some of those cartoons!! . . . likes to tickle the ivories in a classical style . . . pet peeve is being called Professor . . . loves those current events. MARY ANN ELIZABETH CHONC Route 130 Andover Road Riverton, New Jersey Mary Ann Commercial Thinks study halls are terrific . . . will make a good hairdresser . . . keeps the telephone company in business . . . can't stand to hear someone crack their knuckles . . . can be found at Mac's. CAROLYN ELIZABETH CLOVER 514 Garfield Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Carolyn College Preparatory A quiet, but sweet girl . . . known for her boyish haircut . . . little boy . . . ambition is to be a hotel manager . . . likes our football games . . . manager of girls' basketball and softball . . . a frequent visitor to Long Beach Island. ALICE MARION CONVERY T09 South Randolph Street East Riverton. New jersey Alive Commereial Enjoys dam-ing but is usually writ- ing letters . . . works hard at book- keeping: . . . known for her quietness? in elass . . . ran be found at Harrfs after sehool . . . plans to work first and then get married. PATRICIA ELIZABETH COYLE 707 Washington Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Pat College Preparatory Dislikes Ac-tivity Period and the three minutes between classes-run faster Pat!! . . . a loyal member of the Future Teachers of America . . . plans to gm to college after gradua- tion. .IUDITH ANNE COOPER 105 Pear Street Palntyra, New Jersey .Indie College Preparatory lletests the bottleneeks in the halls and narrow doorways . . . always smiling . . . enjoys ive skating: . . . has big hlne eyes . . . will always remem- her the Freshman Operetta and the Senior Trip . . . hopes to bet-ome a nurse. PHYLLIS ANN CZAJA 250 Lilac Lane Rirerton, New Jersey Phil Commereial A Nlr. Christie and English class lan . . . should he remembered for her eonservative clothes . . . wants to work in the serretarial field . . . will never forget the ,lttnior Talent Show. DONALD FRAXK COURSEN 511 Morgan Arenue Palmyra, New Jersey Don College Preparatory Known for being! .laek Sparr in the .lunior Talent Show . . . eollege for Don . . . has a smile for everyone . . . pet peeve f-enters around the kookie Freshmen . . . ean be found on the haskethall eourt. JAMES ALLAN DANIALS 2159 Pennhrook Court Riverton, New Jersey .lim College Preparatory Always hangs out near a refrigera- tor--says he is trying to find out if the inside light really does go out . . . favorite 1-lass is History . . . plans to go to rollege after gradua- tion. Who didn't get his 1-hange? WENDY ELEANOR DAVIES 9 Memorial Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Weiu, College Preparatory Loves horsebaek riding . . . wants people to remember her as gullible . . . remembers the Junior Talent Show-who 4l0esn't . . . plans to take up nursing at West Jersey Hospital. .IANISE CLAIRE DEAR 2206 New Albany Road Riverton, New Jersey Jan Commercial Qlan will always remember her great Senior year . . . likes Mr. Harker . . . she likes to bowl and ride horses . . . favorite hang-out?AMae's . . . her goal is to become a good secretary. ii DAVID PAUL DICGLICR 431 Huttonwood Lane Riverton, New .Ivrsey Dave College Preparatory Dave has many interests and seems to do well in all of them . . . can he found working at the Ac-me, in his var, or at the yavht 1-lub . . . Dave plans to go into cnginm-ring or archi- tvcturc. LYNN DIANE DICITZ 405 Kathleen Avenue Palmyra, Now Iersvy Lynn College Preparatory Une of our personality girls-and a rute smilv, too!! . . . Lynn can he found working at lVlae's Markc-t or at Bf'lty's . . . 1-njoys danving: . . . re- IIIOIIIIYCFS the .Iunior Talent Show and Prom meetings . . . plans to enter nursing. Lynette, we have a problem. LINDA VIRGINIA DE MARCO 307 Tvmplv Bonlevarfl Palmyra, Now Jersey Lin Commorvial Lin can he- found in a white, '59 Impala vonvvrlible . . . hobby?- guysl . . . hatos that 6:30 alarm . . . looks forward to tha- 8th pc-riod bell . . . she pIans to lu- a he-autie-ian after graduation. HQQASTAII PETER JOHN DE MARCO 316 West Fourth Street Palmyra, New Jersey Pete General A possessor of shiny black hair . . . easy to get along with . . . favor- ite pastime is raving Jim . . . wants to be remembered for never getting into any trouble . . . ambition is to make lots of money. GEORGE WALLACE DICKINSON 603 Park Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Jerry College Preparatory Oh those eyes!! . . . Raspberries!! . . . loves a leisurely lunch . . . wants to be remembered as calm, obedient, and reverent . . . if not with Sam, he can be found at lVlae's or the Lounge. CHARLES FALLOWS DORWORTH 21 Route 130 Palmyra, New Jersey Chuck General. Likes all girls . . . 'gOh, I love it . . . a real bug on cars . . . pct peeve is homework . . . History rates high with Chunk . . . can be found with Parry Save-On after school. JOSEPH ROGER DORON 171 Oxford Road Palmyra, New Jersey Joe College Preparatory Cool guy with a great personality . . . permanent member of the Pony Mob . . . loves to dance . . . L'Might as well . . . calrhes up on sleep dur- ing Activity Period . . . pet peeve is mean-tempered girls . . . plans to attend college. OWEN ELLEN DORWORTH 205 Carfield Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Gwen College Preparatory Doesn't like grouchy teachers or The Campus . . . can usually be found at Mae's or the Center . . . often dancing . . . nursing seems to be her choice for the future. EILEEY MARY ELIJER 456 Delaware Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Eileen Commercial Seems to enjoy just being in sehool . . . participates in all activities . . . d0esn't like to see our teams lose . . . can usually he seen in a green Ford after school . . . hopes to attend college. I ELIZABETH JANE EZRAH 713 Filbert Street Palmyra, New Jersey Betty College Preparatory A member of that eertain sorority . . . one of our pretty blondes . . . often seeen riding around in a '57 Ford . . . will always be remembered because of her laugh . . . plans to attend Weslf-3' .lunior College. MARY ANN EMBLEY 1008 Heeehwootl Road Riverton, New jersey Mary Ann Commereial Can't stand these full sessions . . . favorite snbjeet-lunch?l . . . usually seen working very hard . . . found after school at the Snack Shoppe . . . plans to go to business school. ETHEL ELAINE FELLNER 918 Garfield Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Elaine College Preparatory Three-star honor society member . . . happiest when playing basketball . . . with T-D's at J. G.'s Patch . . . plans on college .V . . first period gym, a bother! . . . French and Creative Writing are her favorites. WILLIAM ROBERT EVAUL 319 West Broad Street Palmyra. New Jersey Hill College Preparatory Really likes Mr. Christie and Eng- lish IV . . . d0esn't like only three minutes between classes . . . A three year man on the traek team . . . anxi- ously waiting for that last week of school. gfwsxemeasggm f sx:::sem:swmssfas PETER ALLEN FERLA 7 Villinger Avenue Palmyra. New Jersey Pete College Preparatory The walking History book of our Senior Class . . . hates full sessions and girls with huge poeketbooks . . . will always remember the basketball games in his Junior year . . . plans to attend eollege and be a-writer. Has anyone seen Chuek? CAROL JOYCE FETZKO 2110 Chestnut Lune Riverton, New Jersey Fu-tz Commercial Short and sweet . . . likes boys, sports, and dancing . . . will always remember the Junior Talent Show and Prom Committee meetings . . . plans to do sevretarial work in the future. DANIEL EDWARD FISH 813 Garfield Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Little Gil College Preparatory Found at Maris in his sparc time . . . he's looking forward toward the service after graduation . . . faithful member of the football team . . . likes Mr. McHugh's gym elass on those eold, winter mornings. ELAINE DOROTHY FISHER 2018 Bannard Avenue Riverton, New Jersey Laine Commerrial Another faithful member of the Senior Class, although quiet . . . thinks those 4-lass meetings are great . . . spends her time saving pennies . . . that New Jersey History class rates high on her list . . . a str-aely movie-gocr. X Go- Go- Go- bo ----- X ALBERT HARRY FRANK 1302 Highland Avenue Palmyra, New jersey Al College Preparatory He's got some tricks up his sleeve . . . reading: and eating??? quitt- uc-tive in the svouts . . . hates those- narrow door ways . . . bound to he a Sll1'1'l'SS in the ministry. vs f M J' y .,,.,,. 4 1- s ffiif Z Swan . : s ei M insii IW get-Wh 552 551953: , M, .W Qgszffsso 5 : 2 WILLIAM STEPHEN CAIDOSH 518 Leconey Avenue Palmyra. New Jersey Bill Commercial Likes to hunt . . . out of school and into the service for him . . . after school activities include working part- time at the Five and Ten or being found at Mac's. Q PATRICIA MARY CANNON 422 Pomona Road Riverton, New Jersey l'at College Preparatory Uur pretty new student from Texas . . . What's a conservative? . . . likes to dance and go to auto races . . . another Mr. Christie fan . . . plans to be a computer operator for R.C.A. MARY ANN ELLEN GEISDORF 2102 Arleigh Road Riverton, New Jersey Mare'n College Preparatory Sees teaching in the future . . . likes English, swimming, and skating . . . dislikes people who go to extremes . . . will never forget Senior year or football games . . . can be found at Mae's. SUZANNE ELIZABETH GARCIA 257 West Broad Street Palmyra, New Jersey Sue Commercial A future secretary . . . will never forget the Junior Talent Show . . . likes singing, dancing and being in Beta Pi Si . . . often found playing pinochle at Betty's or uptown. SANDRA CATHERINE CERACI 900 Edgewood Lane Riverton, New Jersey Sandi College Preparatory Sees business school and wedding hells in the future . . . often found in a red and white Oldsmobile with a certain favorite redhead . . . will never forget the Prom or Math class. JOAN ELLEN GILBERT 631 Garfield ff1fPll1lf? Palmyra, New Jersey .loan Commercial Or is it Diddle Doan' . . . was our Princess at the Prom . . . likes to make clothes and Toal house cook- ies . . . a conscientious worker for the class . . . plans to become a medical secretary. ELLWYUUD GUY GRAY, III 2303 Chestnut Hill Drive Riverton, New .lersey Guy College Preparatory Hi, Mr. Guy! . . . likes skin diving and hunting . . . how are the pump- kins growing? . . . favorite class- English . . . heading for a college education. JUDITH EVE GILCHRIST 200 Delaware Avenue Palmyra. New Jersey .Indy College Preparatory Sweet . . . Mrs. Devor's right-hand girl . . . pet peeve is certain nick- names . . . softball rates high in spring . . . what's this about the nnonntains?! . . . future holds a career in library science. JAMES EDWARD GOENS 5l7 Cinnaminson Street Riverton, New Jersey slim College Preparatory Can't stand narrow doorways . . . one of our fighting Pals on the grid- iron . . . interested in aviation and fl.A.l' .... always ready for a good debate . . . the collegiate world is next. JOHN WILLIS GREENLEAF, JR. 2415 Laurel Drive Riverton, New ,lersey .lohn College Preparatory Smile! You are on .lohn's eameral . . . pet ps-eve is tall girls . . . school organist . . . favorite class is Creative Writing '. . . can be found at the Center . . . plans include college. t:gy,.a:,5,g,5gw Mggmg-'f H . fwxf-sf-'ww lifffaaw::fs,sws'swam2.w::' JOHN MERRILL HABERERN 407 Route 130 Riverton, New Jersey Johnny College Preparatory Crazy about 8th period and 9th period . . . a Safe r1river?? . . . works magic in some kitchen on Route 130 . . . likes English IV best . . . flying A EDWARD WILLIAM HARDING 714 Public Road Palmyra, New Jersey Ed College Preparatory Hates those hot class rooms . . . ,when are you going to get that jeep 'on the road? . . . enjoys Svouts and Phyiics . . . used to write notes in Clieinistry . . . hopes to be a mathe- matics major in Icollege., X' 1-uf Q R r- - V' ,L I .VA wax ML , Q X, . X , Z, . M N high with the Air Force romes,next., ri 'W ' X Q if 1 r if , - W g.:fif i 3, - K V ' ' w w. J y :- - Q 1 Move it or lose it, Ty. P ,jfff.f,1fa'f-ljzl 1. -,.tf,.N M M t Mft 1 ,-wife A, ' I S , L vi S161 A i xt f1'f. J. 7551585635,559 W '9hYi?IW9b NW9E?fQ4ESpS'Q?6NSQ .QSXWSSN X' , CAROL MARIUN HARKER IO0I Cvdar Strvvt Riverton. New Jvrsefy IDA MARIIELLA HARRIS l'im' Str:-all Palmyra, Now Jvrsny Carol Collegf- Preparatory Isla Comnwrrial Our yearbook vo-Q-ditor . . , dig Sm-n hut sf-ldom lward . . . Mis:- that red hair! . . . won't forget the .lohnson's ahle- secretary . . . interests-d .lunior Tale-nt Show . . . van he found in sports . . . her favorite- vlass is Gym . . . van be found doing hook- kveping after svhool . . . plans to go to a business sa-hool after graduation. at Long Reach Island in the summer . . . enjoys band . . . wishes we had more time hetwevn rlasses . . . plans to go to vollege. lIau't I give you a lift, girls? EDWARD FREDERICK HARVEY 107 Vvtvrans Drive Palmyra, Nvw ,lvrsey Eelal Genvral A vllampion howlrr . . . van often hc' found at tho' Palmyra Bowling .-Xllvy . . . when not howling, he works . . . enjoys a rvrtain English tear-her . . . fntnrv is with tha' Rvading Rail- road. JOSEPH ICNATIUS HEADMAN 703 Cirmaminson Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey .lay College Preparatory A sports enthusiast . . . he can be seen playing football, baseball or basketball . . . A Talent Show hill- billy . . . enjoys Creative Writing . . . a real ladies man? . . . is headed for the collegiate world. THOMAS JAMES HELIGER 312 Leconey Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Tom College Preparatory A blond-haired doll . . . pet peevu -three minutes between classes . . . can be found doing just about any- thing after school . . . happiest mem- ories-Palmyra's school spirit?? . . . plans to go to college. MICHAEL WILLIAM HEADMAB 703 Cinnaminson Avenue Palmyra, New .lersey Mike College Preparatory Two Headmans are better than one . . . pet peeve is the 25-minute lunch break . . . Mike-type . . . and who's Ludlow Bean? . . . one of our great football players . . . his future plans include college. MARY JANE HENDRICKSON 1111 Cinnaminson Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Mary Jane Commercial Enjoyed hearing that 12:52 bell... can't stand those short lunch periods . . . can be found working at Mae's market . . . would like to go to busi- ness school and become an I.B.M. operator. DONA RUTH HILLMAN 116 West Henry Street Palmyra, New Jersey Doni Commercial Still trying to get the family car . . . can be found at .lacki's house after school . . . crazy about gym classes . . . watch out for that crazy laugh . . . plans a rareer in the medical field. JAMES CONRAD HIRES, JR. 620 Elm Terrace Riverton, New Jersey .lim College Preparatory The Rootbeer Man . . . ean be found simply existing . . . likes Eng- lish 1Vswhat's this about the moat? . . . pet peeve-Seniors shouldf get out two minutes before, C lunch . . . Ceel . . . plans to go to college. . 7, ' f THOMAS SAYRE HOWELL 100 Lippincott Avenue Riverton, New jersey Tommy College Preparatory Enjoys sleeping and English elass . . . dislikes Algebra and Homework . . . plans to go to eollege . . . remem- bers summer vacation most . . . has trouble getting to Class on time . . a great golf enthusiast. LILLIAN SOPHIE HUBER 126 Leconey Circle Palmyra, New jersey llunny Commercial Dislikes people who eheat . . . re- members Mr. Lux-e's English class and the Junior Talent Show . . . likes reading, skating, and Rutgers Univer- sity . . . van be found at home after school . . . plans to attend business srhool. LINDA ANN HORSVVOOD 410 Hulzbs Drive Palmyra. New .lersey Linda Commercial Enjoys horseback riding and class meetings . . . plans to become a ser- retary . . . happily remembers the Senior Trip and Proms and being a super Senior . . . 1-an be found usu- ally al Maids or at home . . . favorite rlass is luneh. KATHLEEN GAIL HUNTER 802 Parry Avenue Palmyra. New Jersey Kathy College Preparatory Short, sweet, and quiet? . . . But how can anybody hear the announce- ments while 4-hanging classes? . . . Kathy is a Beta Pi Psi girl who wants to attend college . . . can he found prartiring rheerleading after school. BARBARA MASAKO INAZU 906 Hubbs Drive Palmyra, New Jersey Barbara College Preparatory Barb can't make up her mind which she hates most-people who talk too mm-h, or those who ignore you . . . hangs out at Mae's and Georgie's house . . . we doubt if she'll ever forget the Junior Talent Show. MARIANN JACKSON 801 Garfield Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey .lucki Commercial Why do those teavhers always dis- agree? . . . she's another sorority girl . . . wants everyone to remember that she was Mr. lannucci's secretary . . . after leaving P. H. S. land Dona's housel . . . .larki plans to con- tinue in the secretarial world. LARRY AARON BURNETT JONES Fork Landing Road Palmyra, New Jersey Compart General Larry likes to meet all the girls . . . hangs out in Camden . . . how about all his different names? . . . plans to further his education then go out to work. Sleeping beauties. RUTH ELLEN KAPUS 509 Zeisner Avenue Riverton, New Jersey Ruth Commercial A quiet blonde . . . doesn't like the new rules of dress . . . can usually he found at Matlack's or just driving around . . . will always remember her Senior year-she'll be a success in the secretarial Held. .IOANNE MARINE KELLAWAY 2503 Chestnut Hill Drive l Riverton, New Jersey l .lo College Preparatory l Oh, those pajama parties! oh, that ' talent show! . . . .Io just hates. dead Friday nights . . . what's this bit Q about the mature female? . . . can be 1 found at lVlac's or Louise's . . . likes 1 horseback riding and long finger- ! nails. f ' UV W2 I a VW .DNV J V is at 7 .Nt f M V l, I if I' ' JN 0 J .P 'i 1 SUSAN ELAINE KELLY 135 W. 4th Street Palmyra, New Jersey Sue Commercial Co fetch the water, Henry! . . . loved that Talent Show! . . . can't stand people who are always late . . . Sue's one of the sorority girls . . . can be found at Mariann's house . . . will enter the secretarial world. FREDERICK RICHARD KIMBLE 6 Carriage House Lane Riverton, New Jersey Kim College Preparatory P.H.S.' only College Prep serve ?! . . . enjoys Riverside more than Palmyra . . . what's with the white socks? . . . favorite classkHistory. why? . . . Miss Hutchinson is his favorite! . . . Fred talks of a future in the Navy . . . Anchors away! ROGER CHARLES KERSHAW 106 Maryland Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Roger College Preparatory Red faced Roger . . . hates those loud-mouthed underclassmen, but carefree, senior girls rate high with him . . . can be found at the Acme after school . . . hangs out at Mac's until June . . . then what? college, of course! KAREN ANN KLEIN 212 West Henry Street Palmyra, New Jersey Karen Commercial Can be found in the office practice room . . . Mr. Tilmont rates high with this young lady . . . Do we have to change for gym today? . . . plans to head for a career in the skies. RUSSELL MORGAN LANZILOTTA 704 Hilltop Road Riverton, New Jersey Lance College Preparatory A real ladies man?? . . . 'lBowling anyone? -at Ivy Lanes of course . . . doesn't appreciate girls who sleep and never listen!!! . . . rightl? . . . memories at P. H. Sf? English class . . . the Army is included in Lance-'s plans. CLIFFORD LEBLANG 205 White Birch Drive Riverton, New Jersey CHE College Preparatory Cliff plans to go into Naval Archi- tecture . . . likes Mr. Christie's class during school and enjoys painting and billiards afterwards . . . says hc dislikes working in the garden. JUDIE MAE LAUBER 205 Elm Avenue Riverton, New Jersey .ludie Commercial Constant talker . . . 'This is my 3rd lunch? . . . P. H. S. advertising agency . . . quite the football and basketball enthusiast . . . enjoys good laugh . . . I'1l be good, Mr. Christie . . . art school heads her future. MARITA THERESA LEHOTSKY 106 Cinnamnison Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Re Commercial One of Palmyra's finest . . . enjoys Mr. Tilmont's class . . . will remem- ber eating lunch in her '54 Chevy . . . presently working at Bayard's Chocolate House . . . Marita plans to be a private secretary. MICHAEL GRANDON LAYTON 630 Linden Avenue Riverton, New Jersey Mike College Preparatory Even tempered and mild mannered . . . interested in girls, water skiing, and hunting . . . dislikes dull teach- ers . . . can usually be found at Mac's after school . . . will study hotel management in college. sq .k FLORENCE EDITH LEONE 214 West Third Street Palmyra, New Jersey Connie Commercial Connie always has a sunny smile for everyone . . . enjoyed the Prom and the Junior Talent Show ..3 commercial student . . . Connie works at Bargain City and plans to do sec- retarial work in the future. Anybody know who's winning? PATRICIA ANN LIPPINCOTT 95 Buttonwood Lane Riverton, New Jersey Pinky Commercial Why is she called nPinky ? . . . terror of the hockey team . . . likes to spend money . . . has happy mem- ories of the Prom . . . can be found at the Center . . . plans to be a secretary. ALBERTA IDA LLOYD 1800 Union Landing Road Riverton, New Jersey '5Berdie Commercial An ice skating enthusiast . . . spends her afternoons doing home- work and fooling around? . . . foot- ball games are among her happiest memories . . . can be found at the Center . . . ambition is to be a medi- cal secretary. s' N Y A f x an Y Q, .IOANNE CAROL LUNDY .ANDREA LYNN MACK 27 Le lune Road 1301 Highland Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Palmyra, New Jersey jo Commerrial Andi College Preparatory .lo likes driving and football games Cannot stand men drivers . . . that . . . will always remember her Senior day in Chemistry vlassl!! . . . loves year . . . dislikes health and short red T-Birds . . . remembers Mr. lunch periods . . . enjoys English Makinis History I class . . . a future . . . can be found working at the nurse . . . van be found at .ludie's. Mart . . . wants to be a rlerk typist. Our Homer-oming Queen. HOWARD JOHN MANN 921 Garfield Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Flea College Preparatory Remembered as a brilliant stu- dent! l I . . . likes cars and boats . . . plans to make lots of money . . . thinks History II is a real cool class . . . works after sr-hool . . . really enjoys those days off . . . hangs ont in Probasetfs barn. zlawnzamazmw-.Q fmaamus' new s. fsW..txia:w , -- , WILLIAM lVlALCOLlV1 MANN 921 Garfield Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Bill College Preparatory Always doing Physics . . . enjoys water skiing . . . cannot wait for the dismissal bell . . . works hard at the Acme . . . plans to be a chemical engineer . . . look for him at Mac's or at the Center. LYNETTE DOROTHY MANTO 913 Park Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Lynette College Preparatory One of our newcomers . . . is inter- ested in anyone with the name of Jim!!! . . . hopes to buy some restau- rants . . . cannot understand those rules about eating in class . . . enjoys eating . . . is a regular at Mac's, Cino's, and Linc0ln's. JOSEPH ANTHONY MAZUR 2198 F ernwood Place Riverton, New Jersey Joe College Preparatory Likes to sleep . . . another football fan . . . Did you do your physics problems, Joe? . . . can't stand short lunch periods . . . often found at Mac's or in his blue Ford . . . re- members Freshman English . . . fu- ture-college. MARK ERIC MASON 713 Foxcroft Drive Riverton, New Jersey .Ioe College Preparatory Came to us from Canada this year . . . falls asleep in study halls . . . likes golf, sports, and girls-in that order . . . wants to attend Trenton State and major in Physical Educa- tion. JOHN JOSEPH McELWEE 221 West Broad Street Palmyra, New Jersey Jack College Preparatory John comes to us from Holy Cross . . . good dresser . . . can be seen driving a red Plymouth for the Pal- myra Pharmacy . . . enjoys lunch and Activity Period . . -plans to attend college. PHILIP JOSEPH Mc-FADDEN 506 Fulton Street Riverton, New Jersey Butrh Commercial Good old Phil . . . niee guy . . . pet peeve-over-crowded halls! . . . would like everyone to remember all the bets he lost to his friends . . . plans to work in the Post Office. JAMES THOMAS Mm-NERNEY 12 Barclay Street Palmyra, New Jersey .lim General Quiet and serious??? not Jim . . . girls are his hobby' . . . can be found working at the Acme and the school 4-afeteria . . . pet peeve?-food . . . strives to thrive in 105 . . . likes the Riverside Fire House. .l. RENNE MAQINNIS 1009 Cherry Lane Riverton, New Jersey Renne College Preparatory A friendly girl . . . seen quite often riding in a white Cadillac' . . . likes lx. A. fraternity parties! . . . a fiend behind the wheel . . . another Christie fan . . . plans to study? psyvhology in eollege . . . enjoyed the Proms. PA l'RlClA ANN NIEHS 2150 Riverton Road Riverton, New Jersey Mebsie College Preparatory Sweefs the word . . . enjoys Eng:- lish with fllr. Christie . . . van usually he found with Nlarge . . . the shore is Pat's second home . . . Our Home- :-oming: Queen . . . future holds nursing and sure sua-4-ess. SANDRA HOWELL MMQLOTTEN H07 Broad Street Riverton, New Jersey Sandi College Preparatory One of our peppy' 1-heerleaders . . . ran usually be heard before she is seen . . . 1-razy about the boys . . . sang 'glsiali Ha'i in the Junior Talent Show . . . the future ineludes nursing. W 7 5 USA FRANKLIN MEEKINS, JR. 600 Legion Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey College Preparatory gridiron man . . . always singing cannot stand those verbal cuts will go far as a physical therapist usually found practil-ing football has what it takes . . . I did not bleach that pateh of hair. W hat? ? JANET MARIE MELOGRANO 2411 New Albany Road Riverton, New Jersey .lan Commercial Has a pleasant personality and a big smile . . . one of the Beta Pi Psi girls . . . enjoys Bookkeeping . . . hap- piest memory--P.H.S. softball games . . . doesn't have enough time between classes . . . plans a career in business. VINCENT JOSEPH MELOGRANO 2411 New Albany Road Riverton, New Jersey Vince College Preparatory Vince, a happy twin . . . an ever- busy Homeroom Representative . . . real friendly-a wonderful personality . . . a real sports addict . . . college- bound Senior. 1 1 ff i 55 6:2122 S 1 1 1 5 12 E E5 E21 Sisbwsiliwi QiK5 W 5 a asikeiikiim? WNNWHWWHQWWWWWBWQ W W WN 5 233.35593 EDWIN EVANS NIOHRE, JH. 207 Howard Straw! lt'ir1'rlon, Nvw Ivrsuy Hal College- Preparatory Little- guy with a big pvrsunality . . . lric-ml lu o-veryone . . . our busy Class Tre-asurvr aml sports manager . . . liri4lge- anyomw? --and on the sts-ps no less . . . vollorge- is only thu beginning. l'ENEl,0PE MULLEN 301 Second Street Riverton, New Jersey Penny College Preparatory Quiet . . . anything with art . . . enjoys horsehal-k rirling . . . pet peeve's hc-ing valled Penelope . . . lVlr. Lure rates high with Penny . . . her happiest memories include the elass trip . . . fixture holds suvvess in art fielal. ROBERT JAMES NECE 500 La-coney Avenue Palmyra, New jersey lioh College Preparatory Uur All-Amerivan boy . . . Ness finds it harcl staying oil' the grass? . . . Hey Herf! . . . really likes U. S. History or is it the teacher? . . 1-allege hound, then mayhe teaching. 'l'H0'VlAS GORDON NESSl.l'IR 109 Monlirvllo llrirv Rirvrmn. Nvw lvrsvy MARGARET MARIE NIELAXIJ 2103 Lnurvl Urine lfirvrion, Nvw ,Ivrxfey Na-ss Collvgr Prvparatorp Margin- Colle-gc Preparatory liig had Tom . . . our of Wild- A sw:-vt girl . . . kinlla quiut . . . M'0IHl,S most llalulsolm- life-guarlls . . . dislikes lIIl1lPFI'lHSSlllt5II . . . happie-st quirk with wit and womvn . . . wants nmnmry was '61 Prom . . . partial to vw-ryom' to know that In-'s from Philly . . . altvr graduation? on lu vollvgu' for ,Nvss . English and Mr. Christiu- . . pizza. Swimming, rt-aelingi . . . van lm louml at Lil. flfs l'at1-h ur at xht- Illuutolatc Huuslz. . loves ROBERT WILLIAM PALMIC SANDRA VERNICE PERSON ll Cuthbert Road 129 Wvst 61h Slrvvl Pulrnyru, N:-w .lvrsvy lulmyru, New jvrsvy Ganga Din Conmmrvial Sandi ll0lllIlll!I'l'i3l .lllSl l00k at tlwS4' halls . . . and all Sang: in the' .lllnior 'l'alc'nt Sho thv undo-rs-lassmf-nl! . . . How 1-onw . . . a Mr. Crime-s fan . . . dancing you guys ara- always giving: mv nuw lmlds hvr intvrc-st . . . will alta-nfl name-S? . . . Bob is om- of our hip: husim-ss st-huol nvxt . . . rc-nwnilwrs 2lllllPl4'S . . . Wlli-ll 3l'lt'l' glrkltllllillflll? qlaliving in gynl 1 , , which 113111-inlf . . . Hup, two, thrvv, four. Sandi? . . . favorite Iiang-out-N I Dorado Bowling: Alley. KATHI,El:IN FRANCES NUSBICKICL l Fourth Straw! Rirvrlon, Nvw Jursuy kathy Colle-ge Proparatory -X frio-mlly gal who like-5 pop rallies . . . llislikc-s hog l'lllIlpS . . . clmes a lot nl hahysittingz aftvr sa-html . . . lavoritv rlass is ElIQIllSll IV . . . rul- lvgu- Imnnal . . . will he an 1-xrvllvnt te-arln-r. -w u TL Sf'-'Ej.If' 1 :za-5: 5 55:5- 51::Q. if'5i5555fTEfff' r-1 -2 ' I r 1 A JAXYVIES ERICK PETRIE 800 South RPMI Strvot Rfrvrlnn lvvw farce . . . y .lun Collage Prrparatory Hur tall, clark and handsome of tln- Srmor vlass . . . favorite 4-lass is H1 I llIlN'l'lI tllafs untlorstantlahle . . . will always rr-member those Junior l'rom Committre meetings . . . plans to attvnfl te-at-ht-r's vollvgfw. llon't worryl It won't hit:-. ERNA PTCKERING 718 Hvllriew Avvnue Riwfrlon. Now Jersey Eu-na Commercial Shffs the quiet type . . . plans to travel and make money . . . lVlr. T's liookkf-f-ping class is the greatest! . . . likes to bowl and rollerskate . . . ran be found at Carol's house . . . TPa1'hPr's are a bother? PATRICIA LORRAINE PIDATELLA 2190 Rirerton Road Rirvrron, Nvw Jersey Pat Commercial Camo to us in her Qlunior year from Woodrow Wilscln . . . 0hl those short lum-hes . . . '4Don't look at me that way . . . plans to do offire work . . . found after sl-hool at thc- Snark Shoppe. VIRGINIA l.lAIl+l l'Rl4Il'I IIT Cinnnminson Arc-nuv Pfllrnyra, Nvw lvrxa-y Ginny Coninwrvial Enjoys bowling and llllISi1' . . . is za Kona-fsky fan . . . vonsiflvrs lll0l'l' than onv lvsl a day intolvralrlvg along: with rruwelf-ci hulls . . . wants to Iw- volne' a iivntal assislanl. nga-ls?! 5.-Kwlllil, HlSl.l'll'i PRUISASCU 26 Fvrnwood Lanv l'r1lmyr0. Nvw jvrsvy Sinn Coils-gn Prvpardtorx Enjoys Illosf- fabulous pc-p ra u . . . main illi1'l'f'Sl-Q1iI'iS . . . van In funnel al .le-rry's lunngn' . . . 'Llidsp lwrrls-s . . . wants to be rmlwniiwrvrl for his sohvr anml vulrn mia-n . . . p an'- lo rn'-iln'auiv California and 1'0lIlll srilnol. QNX 4 Q-M-.1E'u'i5f aww hfnvg LOUISE ELLEN l'HOHS'I'lYtL 209 Hmrnrri Street Hirvrmn. New ,lvrsvy Weasel lfonunerrial Always a smile- on this girl's fare . . fa sevretarial vareer awaits Louise . . . lull of sc-hool spirit . . . enjoys Bookkeeping Il anfl Mr. T . . . pvt IIPPVI'-'lllHll'l'4'l1lSSITIf'IIl . . . can ln- found at Nla1 s or at thx- If:-nh-r. NANCY JANE PROSIIHECK II Virginia Awruw l'almyra, New Ivrsvy Nana-P College Preparatory Likes English. for the laughsgancl lu-r laugh van he heard far and wide . . . rememhers with pleasure our prom anfl the Burlington football game . . . pet peeves are Rirvrsiriv and Physivsll .IOEL KEITH REIDENBAKER Forklanding Road Palmyra, New Jersey .loel General A great 1-ut-up . . . worries about Mississippi 1-risis and Mr. Kirhy's rules and regulations . . . enjoys pieking up stuff on tht- highway . . . van he fouml on the farm . . . is a member of the Orange . . . flestinecl to the farm life-. JAMES THEODORE RAUSCH -109 Hubbs Drirv Palmyra. New jersey .lim General Dislikes 25-minute luneh periods- thinks they should he twine as long . . . plans to join the Marines . . . enjoys Mr. Daniel's Mechanical Draw- ing elass . . . hangs out at NIHIJS-' even when it's elosed. HAIL LOUISE ROBINSON 802 Lincoln Avenue Palmyra. New Jersey Cay College Preparatory Gay enjoys English and hanging out at .l. C's Patvh' . , . happiest mem- ories-Sophomore History 1-lass and the Band hus . . . interested in musia' and sailing . . pet peeve-4-ertain people. KATHLEEX FLORENCE SANDERS 808 Highland Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Kathi College Preparatory Une ol the quieter members of our elass . . . pet peevef-homework . . . wants a eareer in the medieal Held . . . likes senior English with Mr. Christie, and a eertain R.ll.lS .... will make a fine nurse. SUZANNE WARD EILEEN SCANLAN 724 Baylor Street Riverside, New Jersey Suzy Commereial One of our senior swingers . . . en- joys Navy people, dancing and club boys . . . plans to he a seeretary then marry . . . frequents Nlae's and Linda's house . . . likes study hall and bookkeeping . . . NI got a letter V today. RAYMOND ALBERT S.-XNIILEH 106 While Birch llrire Rirerlon. New jersey Ray College Preparatory Enjoys the Senior year but dislikes the erowded buses . . . loves History . . . an outstanding eadet in the Civil Air Patrol . . . presently employed at l'3ayard's Choeolate House . . . Ray plans to go to eollege and enter the ministry. MARY LOUISE SCHILI, 910 Lincoln Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Schultzie College Preparatory Has a wonderful sense of humor Splennndid, sister Sehill . . . pro- eeeds to the gym after sr-hool . . . pet pc-eve is her middle name . . . look for her at college next fall. PHILIP JOSEPH SANTA MARIA I Bank Avenue lfirerlon, New Jersey Phil College Preparatory Phil, lu-'s the quiet type . .. always polite to everyone . . . plays basket- ball in his spare time-wl1at's that??? . . . headed for eollege . . . takes a eonstant ribbing from all those swing:- in' gals . . . sure shot for sue:-ess. BARBARA DIANE SCHUCKLE 279 Buttonwood Lane Riverton, New Jersey Diane College Preparatory Has memories of Chemistry class . . . BOOM! who hlew up that test tube? . . . the terror of the swimming pool . . . hopes to become a teacher of small-fry after college. Just think.-two cents a bottle. MARY ANN SCHUNIACHER 601 Elm Terrace Rivermn. New Jersey Mary Commercial Mary is one of our shy, quiet girls . . . favorite class?-Shorthand, of course . . . doesn't like people who think that they know everything . . . destined for the secretarial world. CARL WALTER SCHWEISS 8 Arbor Road Riverton, New Jersey Carl General Quiet Carl is another girl lover . . . can be found working at the Acme or working on his car after school . . . science is a favorite with Carl . . . plans include the service uud working for Acme. l J 1 PETER SELVAGCI 335 Boxwood Lane Riverton, New Jersey Pete College Preparatory Pete would like to be remembered for his good behavior and shyness??? . . . who's he trying to kid? . . . pet peeve-undervlassmen . . . often seen at 802 Parry Avenue or fooling around with L'lVlayflower. Yeah. Seniors. I 'P E SUSAN EASTWOOD SHARPE 109 Seventh Street Riverton, New Jersey Sue College Preparatory Always smiling . . . has really en- joyed her years in high svhool . . . pet peeve-Freshmen . . . her home away from home is lVlac's . . . goes for reading, dancing, and Temple University . . . future-college. ARTHUR IUSTUS JOHN SLUYTER, JR. 203 Lippincott Avenue Riverton, New Jersey .l..l. College Preparatory Dislikes homework given on Friday nights by certain teachers . . . thinks German and Physics 1171 are the most . . . outside interests inrlude golf and short-wave radio . . . the future holds electrival engineering. 'Q new CHARLES THOMAS SMITH, JR. 2169 Laurel Drive Riverton, New Jersey Charlie CBIIHPGI Can usually be found driving his ear down Memorial Avenue . . . pet pceve-25 minute lunch periods . . . 1-an be found working after school plans to learn a trade after gradua- tion. FY L. BRUCE SMITH 723 Filbert Street Palmyra, New Jersey Bruce College Preparatory Digs younger girls . . . really digs band . . . Denny Toal's boyfriend in the Junior Talent Show . . . can be found driving Crayson's flower truck after school . . . after graduation, Bruce plans to take up music in college. MARVIN EARL SNOW, JR. 124 Lelune Road Palmyra, New Jersey Marv College Preparatory A nice, quiet sort of guy . . . pet peeve is Mr. Kraus . . . likes being a Senior . . . can be found studying after school . . . a speedy half miler . . . plans on college. NANCY ALICE SMITH 215 Dolores Drive Riverton, New Jersey Nancy General Little blonde . . . quite the flirt . . . usualy seen with Carol and Erna . . . hobbies include painting . . . can be found at a friend's house or at the Cherry Hill Mall . . . ambi- tion is to become a clerk-typist. NANCY LOU SPRENKEL 915 Highland Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Nancy Commercial Another member of eighth period gym . . . can be found '6Bobbing around or at Mae's Market . . . will he remembered for the Junior Talent Show . . . future includes marriage to that certain guy. DAVID LEE STILES 371 Buttonwood Lane Riverton, New Jersey Dave Commercial Hardly ever says a word . . . is happiest when that 2:45 bell rings . . . remembered for his contributions to the track team . . . his future may he in the Armed Forces. JOSEPH A. SULLIVAN 2204 Hope Lane Palmyra, New Jersey .loe Commercial Usual greeting is Hi kid! . . . can be found where the girls are! . . . enjoys??? bookkeeping . . . for- ever day-dreaming-especially in 105 . . . the Navy will be his next home . . . a real 'addictf JAMES EDWARD STILES 371 Buttonwood Lane Riverton, New Jersey Peepers College Preparatory What doees he hide beneath that quiet exterior? . . . doesn't appreci- ate underclassmen -. . . a real stand- out aeademically . . . the high school's golf pro . . . enjoys History . . . weekends, he can be found at the Hcadrly shack. BETTY JANE SUNDERMIER 607 Park Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey B..l. Commercial Enjoys all sports . . . remembered as the first girl in the class of '63 to become engaged . . . anticipates mar- riage after graduation . . . likes Short- hand . . . dislikes History . . . often seen in the Snack Shoppe. CAROL ANN STOUT 501 Greenwood Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Sunny College Preparatory New student who hails from Ha- waii . . . her hobbies are water sports and playing the piano . . . won't ever forget the football games . . . her future plans include college and a return trip to Hawaii. MARY JOAN TATU NANCY IDA TIPPENHAUER 319 Temple Boulevard 1117 Cinnaminson Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Palmyra, New Jersey Mary College Preparatory Nan Commercial Will make a good first grade teach- A sweet gal whose pet peeve is er . . . loves the Band and its Color homework . . . would like to have Y E ANNA SWE N Y Guards . . . Oh, those memories of just one night with absolutely no VOITJ6 Fairfax D,.iveE E the Junior Talent Show! . . . really homework and nothing due . . . en- enjoys the trips to Rider College. joys sewing, roller skating, and bowl- ing . . . plans include a well-paying job. Palmyra, New Jersey Yvonne Commercial Has a sweet smile and a hello for everyone . . . enjoys football games and ice skating . . . is a Mr. Vowler fan . . . doesn't like those short, rushed lunch periods . . . hopes to attend college. Lome on, Pals!! P wwf 'effI-f-If-Wifgfgtfff-'-fy -,q,!v:P - V1 ffffffffas rziffkffxsz, , al LU z-:fs W f-f!WffMr9 ' 'tmffTI:qP5f ' 4 RUSSELL TRAUTMAN, JR. , H5 East Broad Strvvt l'alrnyru, Www jersey Fig iilblillllffflfiili Can always hr found under the hood of a rar . . . halos slow drivers and short lum-hes . . . ambition is to join the Navy and become a mechanic . . . rnjoys sleeping: . . . favorite hang- out is l'arry's Sav-on. f 'M-W-W---ws: Q - A ' VlCKl LYNN TRAVIS 2ll0 Laurel Drive Riverton, New Jersey Vis- College Preparatory Pet pen-ve? - unerdy underclass- men! . . . what's this about Miami Beach, Florida? . . . Vie can be found in Marita's ear during lunch period or at iVlac's . . . will always remember the football games . . . plans to enter college. I CARSON COULD VAN OSTEN 281 Winding Lane Riverton, New Jersey Carson College Preparatory A fine artist . . . loves art . . . hopes someone remembers 'Wly charming, wonderful, exhuberant personality . . . can be found at lVlac's or driving that Simca . . . plans to go to college. WILLIAM NELSON WACKER, JR. 112 White Birch Drive Riverton, New Jersey Bill College Preparatory Called '5Wee Willie by his friends . . . collector of stamps . . . enjoys sports and Physics . . . can often be found at the Main Line . . . plans to attend eollege and major in Physics. ELIZABETH JOAN VON DUHN 354 Bnxwood Lane Riverton. New Jersey lletti Commercial 'alia gone . . . can't stand short lunch periods . . . receptionist at New Venice Decorators . . . will never forget half sessions . . . can be found driving the Cadillac' . . . wedding bells will ring in June. CHARLES RICHARD WALLACE 303 Henry Street Palmyra, New Jersey Chal Commercial One of lVlcHugh's Fighting Eleven . . . Chal's pet peeve is verbal cuts enjoys football and working? . . . would like to be remembered for his report . . . plans to get a job after graduation. KENNETH WARREN WARK 1008 Beechwood Road Riverton, New Jersey Warky General A quiet guy . . . likes vars and boats . . . van be found working after sehool . . . doesn't like twenty-five minute lunvh periods . . . spends his summers on the family boat. ELLA CHRISTINE WEEKS -126 Thomas Avenue Riverton. New Jersey Ella College Preparatory One of our pretty cheerleaders . . . 4-an he found at 04-ean City during: ilu- summer . . . happiest memories at P.H.S. are the pep rallies and football season . . . likes History class with Miss Johnson?? THOMAS CHARLES WHITELOCK 214 Linden Avenue Riverton, New Jersey Skip Commercial One of our baseball players . . . a real golf fan . . . hates that 8 o'r1ork bell . . . the Navy is his aim . . . active in the Band . . . hope you sur'- ceed in whatever you do, Skip! MARGARET ANN WILLIAMS 717 Pear Avenue Rirerton, New Jersey Marg Commercial A petite little miss who doesn't like losing football games . . . Marg van usually be found with Tyrone . . . will always remember the Junior Prom . . . one of our future secre- laries. ARTHUR CHARLES WINNER F orklanding Road Palmyra, New Jersey Hut:-h General Really enjoys the sound of that last bell . . . has trouble keeping the model A going . . . spends his time working on the farm . . . finds shop lI5f3flIl . . . his destiny is farming. PATRICIA ANN WOLF 5 Arbor Road Riverton, New Jersey Wolfie College Preparatory A member of our distinguished Color Guard . . . does not like crowded buses and underclassmen, fnaturallyl . . . often busy making signs for football games . . . enjoys Mr. Makin's study hall . . . hopes to become a kindergarten teacher. I n I CLASS OFFICERS Dennis Toal, Presidentg Cynthia Belar, Secretaryg James Hires, Vice Presidentg Susan Kelly, Historiang Edwin Moore, Treasurer. STEERING COMMITTEE J Seated: J. Hires, C. Belar, D. Toal, S. Kelly, E. Moore. Standing: J. Gilbert, L. Deitz, V. Melograno, L. Probsting, C. NVallace, J. Petrie, M. Headman, S. Sranlan, T. Belford, A. Mack. W . .X M., IN MEMORIAM JAMES FRANCIS HAHTMAN Uvtolwr 5, 1944 - May 20, 1960 A day for toil, and hour for sport, lint for a frivnd is lifv too short.. -Enwrson CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN As the leaves started drifting along, so did we. We were heading back to school as the summer of '59 came to an end. We were anxious to go back, because in our opinibn we were now Cream of the Crop of the after- noon session. Along with the upper classmen we jumped into sports. We attended the football games and cheered our team to a season of 5 wins, 2 losses, and 2 ties. In our own frosh football, we came through with a record of 2 wins, If losses, and 2 ties. Our coach was Mr. Iannucci and three of our best players were J. Hartman, R. Palme, and T, Belford. The girl's hockey team under the coaching of Miss Rosa Rapp came through with a record of 2 wins, 8 losses and 3 ties. ln basketball, while we cheered our Varsity to 8 wins and I4 defeats, our frosh under the coaching of Mr. Vowler, won 3 and lost 8, with J. Headman, D. Coursen. P. Santa Maria, and P. Selvaggi doing some of the best playing. With the spring came baseball and our frosh had l win, and 8 losses. In this sport J. Headman, E. Moore, J. Adelizzi, H. Palme, and J. Stiles did their best to help the team come out with a better record. Again Mr. Vowlcr was the coach. We had our own Student Council this year in the after- YEAR - 1959-1960 noon session. The freshmen who represented us were K. Hunter, C. Harker, M. Snow, G. Robinson, T. Bel- lord. and S. Nlclllotten. Something new was presented this year. An operetta entitled 'ttln the Range. Although it was presented by both senior and junior high school, the stars were all the class of '63, We saw L. Deitz, A. Frank, B. Smith, J. Cooper, S. Garcia, and J. Petrie do some very good acting as some of the stars. When the other classes elected ofhcers, we were not left out. We elected Mr. Crimes as our class advisor, and our officers were President-P. Santa Maria, Vice-Presi- dent--PM. Hcadman, Secretary-G. Robinson, Treasurer --S. Rappaport, and Historian--S. Kelly. Representa- tives to the Student Council were K. Hunter, T. Moore, ll. Toal, and tf. Relar. As the days grew warmer, we saw N. Proscheck picked as one of next year's Varsity cheerleaders. K. Hunter and H. Weeks were picked as substitutes and also as JV cheerleaders. ti. Belar and S. M4-Glotten joined them on the JV squad. School soon came to a close, and we were all anxiously waiting for it to do so. We couldn't wait to go places, do things. and meet new people. But, when we were most anxious for was to come back the following year as Sophornores. SOPHOMORE YEAR - 1960-1961 Q It was the fall of '60 and we were returning as Sopho- more-s to school. We were experiencing a new thrill of being in the morning session. No thrill, however, could have kept us from entering into the spirit of the football games. We had a terrific season of 5 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie, with T. Belford, D. Tnal, T. Moore, and B. Palme playing Varsity. We were proud to see T. Belford make All-County Team. We had something new this year. A Homecoming Day was given on Thanksgiving. All who were there saw lovely Anna Sacca chosen as Homecoming queen with our own pretty Marita Lehotsky as the Sophomore rep- resentative. In hockey we had a record of 1 win, and 10 losses with P. Bowen representing our class by playing Var- sity. Quite a few Sophomore girls joined the ,IV squad. ln basketball, .l. Headman and P. Santa Maria joined the varsity team while .l. Stiles, B. Nece, D. Coursen, l'. Selva,-:gi and M. Headman played .lV. In baseball, we had a good season, and saw J. Head- man, P. Santa Maria, B. Nece, P. Selvaggi, and .l. Ade- lizzi supporting our class. With the help of Mr. Grimes, we put on a Roaring Twenties Dance in the early spring, which was enjoyed by all who attended. ln the warm weather we saw N. Proscheck return as a varsity cheerleader along with K. Hunter, E. Weeks, and S. Mcfllotten. We also saw M. Lehotsky, D. Hillman and E. Elder join our .lV squad. With the year coming near an end, the new oflicers elected were D. Toal-Presidentg M. Headman-Vice President, C. Belar-Secretaryg E. Moore-Treasurer and S. Kelly-Historian. For Student Council, we elected T. Moore, P. Santa Maria, K. Hunter, J. Hires, and M. Snow to represent our class. We were happy to see our summer come, yet we knew that our uext year at PHS would be just as happy and educational as this one. JUNIOR YEAR - Summer passed before we knew it, and we found our- selves entering P.H.S. as Juniors. We were happy to be introduced to our new principal, Mr. Taylor Kirby. No sooner were we back when we entered into the spirit of our football games. With a 5-4 record we saw D. Toal, T. Moore, T. Belford, O. Meekins, and G. Dickinson play their best. This year proved successful for T. Belford as he again was picked for All-County. Although our hockey team didn't have a very successful season, we saw D. Hillman, P. Lippencott, P. Bowen, and C. Braidwood play their best in the games. In basketball, J. Headman, P. Santa Maria, and P. Sel- vaggi represented our class on the varsity team and bhelped us hold our heads high through the season, while B. Nece, D. Coursen, and T. Belford played on JV. We presented our Junior Talent Show entitled 'The .lack Spaar Show. D. Coursen was the great announcer and we showed our viewers that our class had some tre- mendous talent!! Spring came, and with it came the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and 1961-1962 the prom. All who attended the Jr.-Sr. Banquet had an enjoyable time, and we thought the seniors did a won- derful job. The Prom entitled Tropical Sunset was a great success. Everyone danced among the palm trees and grass huts and were happy to see D. Toal and J. Gilbert accept the thrones of Prince and Princess. As the days passed we saw K. Hunter, N. Proscheck, E. Weeks, and S. Mcfllotten chosen as cheerleaders for the following year. We knew the next year would be good when the of- ficers for our senior year were elected. D. T0al-Presi- dentg J. Hires-Vice-President, C. Belar-Secretaryg E. Moore-Treasurerg and S. Kelly-Historian. For Student Council, we elected T- Moore, K. Hunter, P. Santa Maria. J. Headman, J. Hires, B. Smith, C. Braidwood, D .Cour- sen, C. Harker, M. Snow, S. McClottten and J. Lauber. As the year came to a close, we couldn't help but won- der if our senior year would be as all predicted. But we knew we had all summer to wonder about it. SENIOR YEAR - 1962-1963 Our summer passed before we realized it and we were back at PHS as Seniors. This was a thrill we had been dreaming of since we started high school as freshmen. But even on the first day we were experiencing a new thing. We were back on full sessions, and it was hard' to get used to all our new hours. Our new gym, cafeteria, and rooms looked better than ever. Football season came and we couldn't wait to get into the spirit of it. With a great football Season D. Toal, G. Dickinson, T. Belford, 0. Meekins, C. Wallace, M. Head- man, J. Headman, V. Melograno, J. Coens, R. Bates, R. Palme, and D. Fish represented our class and kept the scores high while the cheering heard from the stands showed our great school spirit. This year, we again gave our alumni a homecoming. Pretty P. Mebs was elected as queen of the Homecoming, while K. Hunter and M. Lehotsky were her senior attendants. Moods in Emerald was the theme of the 'winter formal, and it was a great success. The formal was held in our new cafeteria and we were proud to show everyone how nice it could be decorated. We had a terrific basketball team this year. J. Head- man, P. Selvaggi, D. Coursen, B. Nece, P. Santa Maria, and T. Heliger howed some great ability on giving us a record that we will be proud of for a long time to come. T.V. Time, our senior talent show proved that we hadn't lost any talent, in a year's time, but had gained some. I. Petrie and S. Scanlan were the emcees, and led us through many acts that will be hard to forget. Our Senior class play, The Mouse that Roared was a great success! As far as talent goes, our class has shown everyone we can't be outdone. The senior trip, which we had been waiting for since the beginning of our freshman year was even more fun than we had dreamed. With more pep than we knew we had, and lack of sleep, we experienced one of the great- est thrills of our high school days. Now as we, the class of '63 go on our separate ways, after Commencement, we have our happy memories along with our sad ones to remind us of our four great years at P.H.S. Pep rallies, football and basketball games, half-sessions, new gym, teachers, and friends will only be a past memory, but we will have many years in the future in which we will strive to make our communities, state and country a better one for all to live in. Let the Class of Nineteen hundred and sixty-three be long re- membered in the years to come. IUST FUR P. 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II1-Vault. fin! Row, l. lo R: XI. Ilugrzul, .I. Cox. .I. Danze-isf-n. fl. IM-vinv, Ii. Ifurto, II. IIar1Ir'a, A. Dillon- kilo, lf. Dunlap. Ii. Ilurkin. IC. I.Io54I. llh Row. L lo R: II. I IlIlll0IHIS. .I. IIIIKIIIIDIPQ. II. Ifoltvr. .I. Cannon. R. Ii!- I1'l'- II. I'IIIIl'llSOIlIl. Isl How. I, lo Ii: S. Ilillwrl, II. IIval'y. .I. llvruri, Il. Ifox. If- IQHIIIIPII. .I. Harrison, II. I urrvr. II. Hvmpllill. I'. Hvl- Iiwe-II. .I. I'Ill4Ison, lf. HuII4'r- IIIHII. ff. Hvpp. 21111 Row. I. lo R: H. Ilan-de-I. II. Hoo- vrn. I.. I owIo's, W. Gorman, II. Ilirl. ff. Ilollly. 5. Horn- Iu-rgvr. R. I'Io1IvI. T. Hoge-- IanlI. I'. I is1'Iwr. YV. IIIII- man. Iirfl Row, I. to II: H. I'II'f'1'1Illl3l'l, Ii. Hoafl, F. Ilvgz- gan. I. 'IIartnf'll, Ii. Ilunt- I'I'. .I. UMIIQI, II. IQows'II, II. firmly. W. Fuc-hswan z, F. Iannuzzi, R. I'IiII. 9. Grif- fith. Ith How. I. to H: F. flf'cI1I1-S. W. Hs-rstanl., If. Ifish. I.. Furman. N. Gray. lst Row, L lu H: ll. Laprrggolu Ii ldpa I. lx ku- , I haunl, Nl. Lulnnan. l.. knhl. ,Ill on 4 n mn I I0 4- I R. .l0n4lrr'au. R. Kllllllll, .l. an on rs ll ru non f n 5, .lulmslnu. lst Row, L. tu R.g N. Lusk, J. McCamy, V. Lucas, S. Sfacolly, J. Lowden, S. Ma- zur, D. Mc.-Xnney, M. Mc- Combs, B. Merrell, T. Mar- tinez, ll. Lieggi, V. Lincoln. 2nd Row, L. to R.: S. Mayer. P. Minko, L. Maire, C. Lohr- man, M. Morton, N. Mitchell M. Moyer, S. Menkevirh, R. Mount, V. Long, R. Moorv. 3rd How, L. to R.: M. Moore. B. McGowan, A. Mcllheny. E. Magee, D. Moore, J. McKee, T. Maguire, V. Mr- Connell, G. McKee, A. Lip- inrott 4th Row L to R: p , . , . . F. Leone, J. Messick, T. Mc- Elwee, J. Mooney, J. Maz- zaglia. J. Mustard. lsl Row, L lo H: ll. Per- kins. ll. Posvll, C. ljvnflle- lnury. Nl. Pe-ills-r, NI. l'ns1-ll. .l. Prix-0, .I. Pmvn-ll, l'. Ram- mvr, .l. ljolizzi, Reynolds, D. Nvwton, L. Naunn-nlm. 2nd Huw, L to R: .l. Person, E. Olive-r, R. l'ri4'e, B. l'il4-ll M. Piiraml. ll. I',Hl4'll1'l. ,l. Xurtlu-n. R. Nlyers, li. Ruli- hoy. ll. Raynor. N. Uliver. 3rd Row. L to R: R. Upper- man, E. Purcell. l,4j' 2' . f f 4 Y f , ,f , in ' , , I, I jf I, I fl X' - f . - k 1 ,I k .J 1, A iff, LV ,C YL., 4 4 , . , I , A .' .L ' f , .l' 2 ffl ' X , A 4' ff , W , L. LIE' X I..- -1-.1 Ml -4, ., Ni-fi , UQ! ,,, -j41gj.,1,-Q if , own-z. 2nd U to D. E. Sostak, R. Short, .l. Stow, D. Strahan, fs. Ruff. Hh Howgrffo R: l'. Shea, VV. Smith, L. Smith. 'H. X-1 0 fo. - I lk! Row, L to R: M. Szeliga, .l. Yvarlv, .l. Stull, P. W7olfe. K. Taylor, L. Turns-r. D. Trout- man, E. Tatu, R. Winans. 2nd Row, L to R: K. Young, .l. Waters, J. Wfclls, B. Yet- R. Walling, ff. Young, lor, D. Thomas, J. Sluffo, J Tabs-lla, J. West:-oil, J. KVM'- muth, R. Trace, W. Tingle 3rd Row, L to R: J. Tweed- loy, E. W1-luster, J. Willie- E. Wosiski. J. Waring, I' wilson. 87 HL.-XSS XIIYISUII Nlr. lluviel l,u1'v iUl'lIONIURl'I Ul I IfIl'IHS lvl Rout. I, ln R: lx. EIINWIS Vim- l'ra-sich-nl: Ur. llavie I.m-4-, Advisor: Vi. Slmnvr l'l'vsial1'l1l. 2ml HIITP. I, In R D, Nh-Claim, llislurinnz if Fm-. Sv:-re-tary: .l. Falmun Mm. 'l'l'e-1-:sum-r. Isl How, L to H: H. Brad- shaw, NI. IiUl1'IllHll. J. David- son, J. II0l'hI'HlIl', J. Coles, G. Clli-lIIdll'l'., R. iflzmss, .I. Ifloss. Ii. Brooks, VS. BIIPIQ- rnuslvr. H. Care-5. 2nd Row, L to RE J. Dawson. l.. Luz- zupo-. It l.an1pIwII. .I. Lon' im-, ID. Cola-S. IS. Iilausvr. II. IILISIIQLIIOIIF. S. Iilll'h1:ll'l0lI. 1-3, J. Niuzzagziiu, J. NTIISII-lfd, Roux L to R: IQ. Cola-S, .I. ffokvr. J. Calloway., NI. Dar- ragh. A. Brown. W. Iillrup- valu. S. Brarll, T. Bower. H. Croft, S. Corrigan, R. Ile-uvvs. Ilh Roux I, to R: 5. Ifu1's'asm-, C. lima I'. DeMar- vo. T. Lomas, S. Iirvwvr. Il, Ilarv. IX. Cahill. I lxl Roux L lo R: II. Evk- lllilll, H. Fiorvlli. S. Flvi- svhvr. I'. IQPIIIIIU, IJ. Ili I'i- vtro. II. Gaynor. .I. Ilom- S1'ilIllt'., N. Illlffe-I, Ii. EIIIFIIS. II. I m'a'I1Ic-r, U. Ilonnvlly, IX. Ilunn. Znrl Roux L to H: E If:-r-'uw Il I re-4-nrm I Fl ,.., . 1, 1. I- lvr, S. Ifuglv, If. Ili Iwo, W Farrow. T. Fraizvr. II. Ford- :-ouls. .I. Ilallzlgrhvr, S. Genn- nu-I, J. Ilunn. Iirll Row. I In R: II. Fry. I'. Elmvr. II Iluhy, S. Dunn, S. Fra-Qlvrivle II. Iivk. G. Ile-nnis. H. For- la-. R. Flows-r. Isl Row. L to K: C. B3llC'l'. Il. BQ'Illll'I', R. Ihlitzvl, .I. Iiinlliff. II. Andvrson, G. livitz, R. In clrvws, li. I'I:'Ikmlp. .I. Roger. I'. Bzltlis, II. filkinson. 21111 Row. I. to H: NI. Hooker. II. Iiulu L. Adams, E. Allllilll, .I. Bak:-r, .I. Adams., .I. Iiulogl. II. JIITRIIIS. Ii. Iialiinan. -X. Barstow. 3rd Hou I, to H: J. Harm-S. II. Bm-Ilvll. .I. Iloul. lst Row, L to R: lx. Ure-rn, 1 Hell 1 ullr slr l Hall rm-eu H. Halle-r, R. Grvvnough, li. 1 rvvn XY Harrlman l 1 F1 mm 1 llllll 7nd Rlw L 0 B. Hanselman, P. Gorman. .l l'lllI1ll'l1lxQ l' 1 -ttl ll H hl R 1 1 l' Han l 1 lov af-Ili, S. Herrmann, .l. HPH4lll1lS R Hlrh lrd Ron l tr R Nl l-le T 1 roome IJ 1 drvth, T. Hartly. ll. Harlanfllr ll lqlfllll 1 H 4l4l4 lr: H1 ntx V He rm on Isl Row, L to R: .l. Lx-uvlx. S. Huff. R. Kramer, A. .lur- flan. .l. Kohler, K. Lansing. .l. Horne-r, J. Holder, ll. llotlsnn, ll. ,l0l'ldI'P2:lll. .l. Lomas, L. Jazflowslai. 2nd How, L to R: L. lxnppen- llolc-r, B. Hyman, l'. llill, 12. li:-rn. A. Hua-skim, 11. Limou- gino. L. Hughes, R. Linslwy, .l. Hoare-. E. Lillis, 11. Johns. Iirrl Rauf. L lo R: R. Lvavvy, ll. Young, R. Lippinrnll, NY. Klailz, H. liaullman, ll. livnkvle-n, 1l. Litllffwooll, l'. Lewis. 11. Jones, A. Hulmlns. llh Row. L I0 R: L. Kop- ps-nllofvr. 91. Litlu-, A. Katz, R. Hill. H. Hunter. W. Hy- zvr. R. liamilli. lst Row. L I0 H: ll. Nlays, .l. Nlanc-ini. Nl. Murphy, .l. Nlark. ll. Nluflali, E. llaur- vr, 11. Nlulhvrn, N. Nlc'Nail'. ll. ll1'1Ilain. 12. Nl1'1lvary, 1l. Nl4'1l1-own. 2nd Row, L to R: ,l.Mnore-house-.H. Lucas, .l. Nlaggzi, 11. llvllanus, ll. Nlillfxr, .l. llunro, S. Nloorv, .l. llatlwws, Nl. Nlv1llPrnan, ll. Wlaivr. 3rd Row. L I0 H: .l. lllllf-r. ll. ll3l'l'l1, Nl. llc'- Llillflllllll. ,l .llc'Y1illiarns, l'. Nlollil, 11. llayvr, W. Nlilln-r, W. lloorv. B. Nvssler, ll. N1-lms. T. Lomas. llh Roux L in H: W. Hines, A. Blar- ge-rurn. ll. .ll1'IllIOSll, R. Nvl- son, .l. NlilPs, .l. llargzvrum. l'. Wlullen. 5. Nlartin. H. Lorvn . lst Raw. L to R: R. Yost, R. Templm, M. Volpe, L. Wilkinson, R. We-lker, M. Todd, B. Taylor, L. Walleze, Whartnaby, P. Van0stcn, E. Yewdall, G. Trottta. 2nd Row, L to R: Wi. Vllashington, Wagvrnkriight, K. Westcott, M. Yearly, C. Taylor, S. Zimmer, C. Walz, WI. Watson, P. Willis, H. Washington. 3rd Row, L to R: R. Young, M. Wyllie, B. Wyllie. L. Zink, J. Wallace, li. Vener, W. Wilkins. R. W-allare, K. Tisvhner, W. Towne-S, C. Taylor. III1 Row. l. to R: A. Katz. .l. lllrivll. lst Row, L to R: P. Sid- man, M. Srheille, P. Santa Maria, M. Simpson, C. Sum- mers, C. Smith, C. Smith, C. Smith. K. Smith, R. Sholl, S. Silvestri, .l. Strub. 2nd How, L to R: V. Stone, P. Sigmonfl, A. Stanb, S. Still, D. Smith, S. Srhwerdtle, B. Swan. R. Shubert, P. Silves- tri, .l. Shappell, L. Sf-nft. 3rd Row. L to R: S. Satrom, W. Shanf-r, J. Suttf-rs, D. Sun- tlvrmeivr, B. Styer, B. St-light, S. Scom, R. Stow. .l. Savastinuk, K. Sif-tz. ith Row, L to R: D. Schoen- hvrg, A. Snover, B. Steel, ll. Smith, Shoe. lst Row, L to R: F. Ring. M. Rivhardson, A. Parker, .l. Salmonsvn. L. Patterson, S. Rawlik. B. Robbins, F. .Pit-trzalc, C. Olivo, C. Sac-va, ll. Ruhle, K. Pukala. 2nd Row, L to R: C. Rammer, R. Pritvhf-tt, K. Robinson, .l. R4-itlonhake-r, J. Pete-rson, ll. Person, R. Rhodrn, M. Perry, T. Russell, M. San- tlors. 3rd How. L to R: A. Ross. Phares, N. Parker, C. Parry, VV. Parmer, R. Proiotti, R. Proyor, L. Poe- tlt-r, M. Rt-nna-r, P. Pelleti- 1-hia, C. Pratt. -ith Row. to R: lVl. Robertson, .l. Powell. - f, L J 3 2132 Row, L to R: J. fhlams, S. lfossvn, N. lirilvs, .l. Allwrtson. 'll .An1lrvwS. R. lillfglilftll. 'N von. Nl. Baldwin, K. Antrim, ll. llniviulas, L. lit-nowitz, ll. Hlaml. 2nd Row, L to H: G. Argy. W. Boxlclon, J. livll, R. Hyu, C. Hunks., ff. Bogavr. R. Hll1'lill'XV, A. Tomlinson, H. Ala-xanclvr. Nl Bouldvn, L .Allc-in. Ilrd Row. L to R: A. Atkinson. M. Applvgatv, ff. Alfilillllilll, W. Xslllvp. Austin, L. Bllllllllll ll. llvnson, ,l. llratl. :- X V W '. ,.x,Q or v,.. R 19 Isl Row. L to H: L. lla-- vanlt, M. Carrig:an,, ll. Cur- rie-, D. lTvVinnf-y, ll. lfolr, .l. llavvy. L. llavvnport, N. Clayton. S. Hanford, T. IIarn1i1-han-l, K. Curran, li. llvfllaisv. 2nd How, L to H: Nl. tihilas. T. Clit-bitlu-s, L. Coates, S. lla-grle-r, Nl. Davis, L. lioopvr, L. Costa, VC. Ili:-kinson, J. tflauss, R. Convvry. lirlf Row, L to H: IC. Chrnpvala, .l. Coe-, XY. ll. llyslrorn, P. l,f'lYli:lI'l'0, filo-we-ll. U. Clove-r, ll. flll0jl't', L. Colt-s, l'. llo- Vlarvo, .l. llanzt-isvn, N. Ilugrus. lsl Row. L to H: H. Frilu-rgt, .l. Haste-rly, 5. Di:-tl:-, .l. lfisll, ff. lfrzmk. R. llomash. .l. lfurrvr, l., lfisln-r, li. Ili Uu- ilio, ll. l l'ilIl4'lS, K. Pills:-ll. Znrl Row. L to H. R. Fru- zivr, l'. Hvunrd, R. Foss-, N. livanl. L. Erlggle, .l. Flow:-r, S. Fostc-r, Nl. F1-rris, ll. Fri- claly, S. Flynn. flrfl Row, L to ll: .l. lloron, V. Flora, S. livlu-rt, ll. lfisllrr. R. lflixlvn- sohn, M. Evans, tf. Flynn. lf. Di llonato, L. l urrow, J. lf:-lizzi. A. llrakv. lllz Row, L lo R: L. IUIIIIIIOIIS. l. Ilol- lrp, .l. l l'E1lll'llVill1', 'l'. l lulu'r- ly. fl. l'lI'l'l'Ill2ill. 66 lst Row. L to H: S. King, C. Huvnke, D. Kiebler, S. Kenny, 5. Hunn, E. Huber, li. Lvzvliy, L. Emsweiler, K. Lvunr-, D. Kane, S. Kalfus, .l. Klein. 2nd Row. L to R: A. Kc-rn, D. Kc-llaway, C. Hungrirlge, L. Kegel, S. Kar- anzalis, M. Kozlowski, L. Huggins. M. Howcjll, L. Krv' hv,r, K. lngrum. C. K1-mp. Ilrrl Row. L to R: D. Lriton, .l. Hunt:-r, ll. Lamon, H. lannuzzi, U. Lfxwis, P. Lero- cly, A. Kragvr, T. Leonard, .l. .l0nPs. R. Hutvhinson, III1 Row. L to R: H. .landq-rs, R. Humphrc-ys, ll. Hntlnn. fl. HlllflSll. ls! How. L to K: R. Miller, lx. Moorv, Wi. Nlattliuws, .l. Vlvflill, L. Manure-si, J. Nlol- inari. li. Nlvfllellan, H. lla-- Crf-P, H. Nl:-Collurn, .l. Nlauthv. ll. Yanni, M. Nlas- svy. Znrl How, L I0 R: N. Nivllols. .l. Nlvlflernan, ll. Lang, A. Nlarga-rum. J. Milfs. .l. lVIagnnigal. E. Nis- ki, G. lVl0orv. .l. Murphy, .l. YlllISl'llll'l', Y. lnwkliart. firrl Row, L In H: 5. Nlilla-r, H. Nlnllwrn. ll. Nlvvkins, Nl. Ylnstarcl. W. Nlvllollnrn. H. Nl1'K4'Ilfl3:l. H. Nlrmrs-. 5. Lip- plnm-ll, .l. Wlilroy, D. Lloyd. llh Row. L to H: R. Mc'- Kf-4'. li. Vlnrtgll, l'. 'll4'l'.2ill- ulvn, W. lla-is-relic-rrks. lst Row, L to R: lf. Hill, .l. Hires, C. Helnruw, S. Hoff, ll. Cross, ll. Gains-s, Nl. filf'll1l0lIlllll,1l C. Hoagland, D. Herb, C. Hoad, li. Herrmann, C. Haines. 21111 Row, I. to R: C. Holmes, M Garvin, Hartmann, Gotthold, .l. Gibbs, lVl. Crimes, A. Crm-0, F. Cass, E. Grisq-um, L Greco, P. Ceisfl0rf.'Qlr?f Hour, L to R: L. Hs-rndon, S. Hopkins, C. Gimmvl, S. Golullwrg, ,I Higgins, .l. Hivkey, 'T. Hillgman, R. Garalne-r. C. Gross. fl. Gross. llh Rauf. l, to R: l . Hanal Schuh, D. Henson, ff. Ca-rllarall. I aw-iw ':1f f::ef:T 'Jma14.z5amwwewwxvxe. awww. .WJ ,,.,.,W,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,x,,,m,.,H,,,,,,, ,,m,m,,,...,,.,,, Isl Row. L to R: H. I'1'rs0n. II I'o s IH ll min 4 I Ha r narrI, N. I'f'tri1-, L. I,01 1I1'l', I Iersr an 1 N tw n ou I Rf ma IN A. Piirand, II. I'uws'II. H. Ransom: 1 no I lr K. Rusvitto, .I. Hvynulds. Iird Ron 0 0 mason Q on Riggs-rs, I . Ullrnhf-rge-r. NI. liver e I har I o Isl Hou: L to Ii: L. Svur- lf-sa. Ii. Tahvlla. I'. Strahun. II. Taylor. IQ. Snow. A. Som- me-r. M. SOIIIIIIPF.. S. Stewart. H. Smith. II. Svhlirht. fl. SIIPTIIIBII, I., Van I'IIllI'lllI'gL. 2nd How, L to R: II. Svhweizvr. Ii. Thress, II. Ste-hhins, B. Tolvm-r, H. Stow- zlrt. Ii. Stvigrvllnan. I'. Spring. H. Smith. IJ. Smithlin. A. Strong, T. Svlllulrlovlu-r. fird Row, L to Ii: Ii. S4-Iiwa-iss, .I. Tatu, Ii. 'I'Immas. W. So- 4Is-n, H. SVIIIIIIZ. .I. Svulisu-. I . Tishnvr, Il. Stiflwf-Il. S. Shultz, NI. Tabor. Isl How, L to K: I . Zalrrn- ski, .I. VIiIIiums, .I. Yvitvn- hvimer, L. V6 0If, R. Yuvgvr. G. West, Ii. Warcl, J. Yrlia --', NI. W'aIIam'c-, IQ. Wialz. F. Young, R .XY ark. 2nd Rou- L to R: L. XX este-rmun, II. Warner. .I. VanSantPn, IX. XY aIz. B. Warne-r, .I. Varone-, K. Wright, R. White-In-ad. R. xx-f'llZI lf', II. Zurhrcggr, L. VanKouw0nIn-rg. 3rd Row, L. W:-bb, S. V4 right, A. VS ar- ing, Nl.YoungI1lnorl, I'I.IYe-v- ill. IJ. Young. G. Waflc-. NX. Zimmerman, YY. We-art, If. Vnight, R. W vat. D. Wvrlgzel. Mliasplrerriersl l No, l will not 1-heck your coat! am:aw.s1 1eaa1zwe4msf1ml1g Doc-s anyone want to buy a hat? Hail to the Que-en! uNext wevk we start on the outside of the school. ,im .mmyggg mm .... ' ' Jf9V m -mm www www Uri '4.,... M .J -1 I ,....,.ma Ai- gf5l 1. :: ' ACTIVITIES HONOR SOCIETY flap Robinson, Treasurer: Carol Harkcr, Scvrc- , tary: Philip Santa Nlaria, Viva- Prcsidcntg Ed- l Will Monro, l rrsitlvnl. K ,F W Tr, X '1 , i 1 x X r 41 lit W, 'ix 1,1,'!,' A ,' l X-. J ta. if V , rv HONOR SOCIETY lt is an honor and a privilcgc to bc a Illt'lllbl'I' of the National Honor Socicty. Thc Palmyra branch of this socicty, The-ta Sigma. is composed of scnior, junior, and sophomorc me-nibers, Dcscrving studcnts are selected cach ycar by a faculty committcc. Nlclnbcrship is bascd upon four important charactcristics: scholarship, lcad- crship, scrvicc, and honor. Undcr thc guidancc ol' thc new advisor, Mrs. ,Jane Stcigclman. and with thc participation and cooperation of thc entire' group, Thcta Sigma was activc throughout thc ycar. The Honor Socie-ty induction was held in Fchruary. All wcrc imprcsscd by thc ccrcmony at which ncw mcmbcrs rcccivcd recognition. Other activi- lics included thc succcssful spaghctti dinner in Aprilg and in May, thc Honor Socicty picnic an annual cvcnt which was cnjoycd by all. Isl Row, L. to R.: fi. Sornmcrs, S. Shiplvy, V. Lucas, ll. Pcrkins, K. Hunter. E. Vloorc, l,T1'h.1 .l. Ycarly, .l. Kr-llaway, K. Kirsch- haunl, S. liolcs, Y. Swccncy li. lick. 2nd Row, L. to H.: L. Mairc, Il. lla-Nlarco, E. Wm-r-ks, T. Ehcrliardt, C. Be-lar, .l. Gilchrist, B. Smith, B. l'ricc, A. Sluytcr, .l. Bossa-n, Xl. Nic-land. 3rd Row, L. to H.: G. Robinson, ll. YPISUII, A. Ahclcs, Nl. Morton, ll. Thomas, ll. I'iI4-h. ll. Wlilroy. V. Travis. Nl. Schill. li. Le-hlangr. ith Row, I.. to H.: VI. Snow, K. Freedman, .l. Hires, T. Nloorc, ll. Coursen, l'. Santa ilaria, A. Frank. H. Trace, E. Fcllncr. Slh Row. L. to H.: ll. Bacon. 5. Griflitli. .l. Gm-ns. lf. Harkcr, T. Honanno, l'. Sclvagzgli. TI. iw1f'lf,grHn4,. ju, J ,Jig 7 4 pf, gf' l.Q',iM3,, Q: -.kif3txw ,w V Q taxi, L xilg,-K 1-aww J gawk? my A - , , - , N .ana A Ax V 3 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE l'. Santa Maria: .l. Lauberg C. Iiraidwoollg ll. Courseug S. Mclllotteng L. Klevan, Advisor: T. Moore, Presi- dentg K. Hunter, Secretaryg C. Harker, Treasurerg B. Smith: M. Snow: M. Mor- ton: A. Abe-In-sg S. Griffith. STUDENT COUNCIL The Palmyra High School Student Council is a representative body of students from the different classes under the guidance of its advisor, Mr. Klevan. It is the student governing hody of the school. The Student Council works to improve rela- tions ha-tween students and the faculty and ad- ministration. Through its committees, and as a whole. the Student Council provided many fm useful services to the school. These included the installation of a monitor system in the halls, the delivery of the teachers' newspapers each morning before school, the supervision of elections of the class officers and Student Coun- eil memhcrs each spring, and many social activi- ties. During the school year many members attended state-wide and regional conferences such as the 'Rutgers University conference where they traded ideas for improving the school with rep- resentatives of other high schools. ' STUDENT COUNCIL lst Row: B. McCamy, V. Lucas, .I. Stull, Annan, K. Hunter, T. Moore, C. Harker, C. Braidwood, K. Brooks, .I. Yearly, M. Mays, 2nd Row: IJ. Thomas, M. Morton, A. Abeles, A. Hues- ken, .l. Maggi, S. Mc-Glotten. L. Schauffele, B. Smith, R. Mount, R. Clauss. 3rd Row: Griffith, cs. Pratt, G. Bacon, P. Santa Maria, D. Coursen, J. Hires, M. Snow, D. Styer, J. Lauber, J. Head- man. ADVISURS Dorothy L. Hutchinson. Margaret A. Johnson lst Row, L. lo H.: B. lnazu, E. Moore, J. Kellawap, S. Scan- lan. T. Moorc, fi. Harkcr, Co-Editors, S. Ki-Ily, ll. Dorworth, J. Gilchrist, K. Hunter, Pros:-hck. 2nd Row. L. to R.: l'. Melts. l'. Bowen, E. Wieeks, S. Wlcillotlen, C. Belar. L. llcitz. li. Smith, J. Grcenleaf, P. Coyle, ii. Robinson. 3rd Row, L. to R.: M. Nieland, IJ. Nelson, A. Sluyter, .l. Boss:-n, H. Sand. ler, K. Nusbickel, R. Nlilroy, V. Travis, P. Vlfolf. 4th Row. L. to R.: Mi. Schill, E. Fellner, R. Kershaw, J. Hires, ll. Toal Business Vlanagcr, ii. Vanflsten, 11, Cray, li. Harding, U, Meckins, J. l'o-triv. TILLICUM Rushing to meet their deadline the industrious staff of the 1963 'l'illicum worked hard to compile an account of the events of the past year at P.H.S. These cliiorts were co-ordinated under thc hands of our cap- able and somctimcs frantic co-editors, Carol Harker and Torn Nloorc. The rlllllililllll stall consists entirely of seniors chosen on their journalistic ability and their interest in the yearbook, Under the direction of our advisors, Miss Margaret johnson, and Miss Dorothy Hutchinson, the staff spent many long hours writing biographies and captions, taking pictures, laying-out the pages, and finally typing and proofreading the final copy. As the year slips quickly by, we, thc staff of the I963 Tillicum hope that this book will bring to life again all the memories and good times of our high school years. E7 f , ...rf '-Kimi. m 1mWh YQ .ap -, 4 fm usfvv ' s , r . J , :- A :,, FUTURE TEACHERS Tlu' Future' Tc-arlu-rs of Ann-rica is UOIIIIDOSPII of approximate-ly om- lll.lI1l1l'?fl and twonty-fivv nwnnha-rs. It is tho largvst nwmbvrsliip that tliv F.T.A. has ovor llacl. limlor tho guitlanro of Nlrs. Corcoran, nu-4-tings worm- he-ld and activities wore' plannofl. ln x0V1'llllN'!' wr' lie-ld our annual Collf'go Daly with sixtf-on diffor- ont vollogvs prose-nting the-ir virvulum. During tht- solmol year wo also visits-fl Glasslworo Statv Colle-go. li. I4 NI. N QSQQEQSSBSRQ IJ-Ediiili 5:25 ii Nw L wi :LA 1315 Isl Row: Nl. Sl'llt'llll1'2 ll. Ruhlv: .l. Wlvllaniy: 5 Ross:-n: l.. Hvynarclz fl. Lansing: ll. Francis: ll. Nlv Xnnvy: lf. Spnrlingg il. SHIIIIIIVFZ Nl. Morton: C liraidwood: Nlrs. Corroran, Advisor: C. Clover: .l l l'e-trio: H. lnazu: Nl. l'fa-iff:-r: .l. Rollaway: .I Straulig l'. Uannong B. IA'Zl'lllly: C. 'I'ah4-lla: .l l'rirm-: K. Sinipsong If. Hauvr. 2nd How: l'. llowns: l H. XY:-c-ks: .l. We-lograno: if, Coe: V. Linrolng N y Mu-los: R. Kershaw: Nl. Rlll'llk'Q D. Thomas: ll llvllarvog Y. Nlitvlu-ll: L. Nlairvg Vl. Bratlwc-llg ll Hvnlphill: li. lill'Sl'lll'lklll!IlZ l'. RHIIIIIIPTQ ll. Nle- Clain: ll. Hauzvlmang .l. Horlwr: H. ,-Xmlrowsg S l leis1'he-rl li. Sltoll: V. Stone-. 3rd Row: li. l'ri1-v ll. liiflf-nsolm: ll. Tllllllllk-ISQ l'. Coylv: A. l'iiran4l: .l. Nh-ntworth: Nl. Hahle: 5. iIa1'1'Psr: .l. Wlagzgriz fi Klvott: S. Ylille-r: H. Stoigt-liualig lf. Humlridgv: S Ha-ynolds: .l. Yansanton: ff. Ranlnwr: R. liuirlino .l. Yl1'Elwvf': lf. vll'iil'f': H. Smith: E. Uliver. lt'ou': S. Frm-dric-k: S. iif'llIHH l: .l. Re-illvnbalwr: A lluoskvn: li. llritvlwllz W. Baitze-lg R. Grveng H l,uc-as: .l. Nloorlxousog l'. F4-rlag .l. WVPFIHlllllQ Nl l'iiraml: .l. Cow: .l. llanze-ise-ng R. Saulllorg S. Horn he-rgs-rg li. l'ill'll: li. Svllllvklt-g Nl. Goisflorfg li Taylor: R. Brown. Sth Row: ll. Strahang .l. He-arl man: 0. Hoskins: U. Ruff: li. XY?-bsterg S. Probasco ll. Toal: R. Novo: 11. Harker: li. lfvllnerg 'Vl. Sa-hill K. Nuslxiq-lu-l: li. Flynn: Y. Travis: l', Wolf: .l Wall. l . T. ,L 1ll FlfIERS 1 H.: li. SOIIIIIIPTS, l'arliama-ntariang li. luazu, Svrrvtaryg Mrs. Cora-oran. Advisor: .l. Pe-triv. Tre-asurvrg C. Braiflwood: President: lorton. Historian: tl. fflovvr. Yivf- l'r4-sirlvlit. ' . 11h JETS CLUB Under the guidance of Mr. Hubert Kraus, the junior Engineering Technical Society caters to those students interested in science or engi- neering. Their activities include visits to various industries, numerous films, and lectures on sci- entific subjects. These enable the students to decide which field of science theywould like to study. Through the newly instituted Civil Defense Program the Jets Club learns much about the atomic age. They learn the steps, including that of evacuating the school, in case of nu- JETS Isl How, L. to H.: D. Gunn: .l. Hires: .l. Mazzagliag ll. Nclsong Mr. Kraus, Advis- or: l'. Mchsg C. Leblang: A. Sluytcrg S. Salronl: J, Munro. 21111 Row, L. to R.: W. Wacker, R, Hodel, R. Kamilli, R. Trace, VV. Niann, ll. iiidcnsohn. E. V54-luster. U. Bacon. Vl. Szlcgzia. 3rfl How, L. to R.: R. Eltcr, li. llurdingz, NY. Herslam, .l. Mustard. R. Jones, S. Grif- filll. MATH CLUB The Math Club is one of the newer organiza- tions at Palmyra High. It is designed to develop a modern, scientific approach to the mathematics. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Kraus. the club studies various branches of math not covered in regular high school courses, Any student who plans to major in engineering or science would find this to be invaluable as u preparation for college. clear warfare. NIATH CLUB lst lfow. L. to H.: ll. Nel- son: .L Stilf-sg ii. Harkerg Nlr. Kraus, Advisor: .l. Bos- sen: W. Wacker: E. Moore. Ilnrl Row. L. to li.: A. Sill!- ter. 'VL Snow. if. Leblang. YY. Mann, li. Necc, ll. Deg- ler. ffrd How, L. to R.: .l. Hires, T. Moore, H. litter, ll. Robboy, R. Jones. ll. floens, .L liiazzaglia, D. Ki- llI'IlS0llll. 4 LIBRARY COUNCIL The Library Council is composed of girls who have volunteered their services to assist Mrs. Devor during their study halls. These girls help with the checking, circulat- ing, shelving, and processing of books. They learn about the operation of a library from the standpoint of its importance to a well rounded high school. LIBRARY COUNCIL Ist Row, L. to R.: K. Klein, V. Travis, .l. Gilchrist, M. Nieland, K. Nushiekel. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Il. Fox, V. Luras, .l. Cox, Mrs. Ilevor, Advisor: I. Wermuth, B. S4-hollg .l. Straub, J. Reiden- lnakcr. SOUND COMMITTEE The sound committee under the guidance of Mr. 'I'ilmount is responsible for providing and maintaining sound for all athletic events, dances, plays. talent shows, and assemblies at Palmyra. Many class and school activities would not he possible without the sound committee. They have been especially active this year in providing the music between the halves at the basketball games and at lunchtime. SUUNIJ COMMITTEE Sealed: .l. Jarvis. K. Saville, .l. Wermuth, Mr. Tilmont, Advisor. Standing: M. Kirk- patrick, I.. Smith, L. Hcniz. .l. Gallagher, Mortgu. OPERATORS CLUB The operators club has been formed to meet the need we have for propcrly trained and reli- able students to operate our audio-visual equip- ment. Under the guidance of Mr. Vidinski. several boys from each class arc trained in the mechanics of the equipment. These boys are responsible for the proper handling of this equipment, They, also, serve as student.oper- ators for programs presented in classes. FRESHMAN BOWLING lst Row, L. to R.: W. Zim- merman, D. Cole, R. Bye, lf. Cass. R. Whitehead, Miss Koch, Advisor: L. Wxrlf, Mc- Clernang J, Hires, J. Veiten- heimer, ll. Currie, S. King. 2nd Row, I.. to R.: A. Pep- per, C. Boger, .l. Bell, R. Bm-kalew. M. Evans, T. An- drews, L. VanKouwenberg, L. Helulon, J. Flower, T. Chebilhes, M. McCollum, L. Kegel. 3rd Row, L. to R.: R. Perry, D. Benson, C. Clover, H. Zimmerman, .l. Milroy. D. Henson, N. Mort- gu, C. Weart, M. Moore- liouse, ff. Hullfish. OVER ATORS f ILU B Seated: E. Ycwdall, Ql. Wcr exumler, J. Ulrich, P. Lewis B. Carey, J. Gallagher. FRESHMAN BOWLING The Freshman bowling club of Palmyra High School is experiencing their first year of recog- nition under the direction of Miss Mary Koch. The club has a membership of approximately 24 bowlers, dividing themselves into four teams. Although this is an intramural project this year Miss Koch feels it will give the bowlers experience for the school team next year. The organization bowls at the Palmyra Bowl- ing Alleys and has participated in tournaments and other bowling competition. mutll, C. Trotla. Standing: K. Green, G. Yvosislci, B. Al- DANCE BAND BOYS ANU GIRLS STATE Svalvd: K. Sanders, C. Har- ker, E. Moore, Y. Sweeney, R. Milroy. Standing: P. San- ta Maria, .l. Headman, T. Moore, M. Headman, P. Selvaggi, J. Goens, D. Toal, E. Harding, ll. Cour- sen, M. Snow, J. Hires, B. Smith. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Each year several students from Palmyra High School are privileged to attend Boys' State, Girls' State, and Girls' Citizenship Insti- tute. These activities, which are sponsored by the American Legion, afford the students an opportunity to learn the principles of American government and good citizenship. Boys' State is held at Rutgers University, while Girls' State and Girls' Citizenship Institute are held at Douglass College. Palmyra High is one of the few schools for- tunate enough to have a Dance Band, The band, reformed in recent years under the di- rection of Mr. Konefsky, has a complete dance orchestration. The sweet melodies of the saxo- phones, the blazing brass, and the swinging bass combine to give Palmyra High students an idea of what the era of the Great Bands was like. DANCE BAND Seated: N. Proscheckg K Sandersg K. Hunterg J. Bos- seng B. Perry: E. Yewdall Standing: Mr. Konefsky, Di- reetorg C. Cardeag J. Klein: T. Whitelorkg B. Smithg K Flynn: G. Prattg J. Mustard. FUTURE NURSES L. Deitz, P. Mebs, A. Mack, Mrs. Smith, Advisor. FUTURE NURSES Isl Row, L. to R.: B. Sundermeier, R. Kramer, L. Deitz, P. Mebs C. Smith, C. Smith, C. Smith, A. Mark, Mrs. Smith, Advisor: J Cooper, D. Kiebler, J. Leech. 2nd Row, L. to R.: C. Smith, C Pendlebury, J. Koehler, T. Hallgreen, S. MeGlotten, J. Peterson J. Dawson, J. Salmonsen, M. Jondreau, C. Gaynor, D. Fichter. 3rd Row, L. to R.: S. Kreher, D. Miller, E. Shea, J. Shappel, B Miller, F. Sanderson, H. Haedel, J. Coker, S. Sharpe, J. Wermuth, Mi. Nieland. 4th Row, L. to R.: A. Lloyd, S. Engle, C. Sommers, R. Milroy, K. Sanders, D. Krown, N. Phares, C. Dunlap, D. Nelson G. Ilorworth. L. Horswood. This year the Future Nurses of America has the largest membership in several years. Under the direction of Mrs. Lillian Smith, the group meets two times each month. Every meeting is planned by one of the classes. They provide movies, special reports, or speakers from vari- ous hospitals. These meetings aid the members in deciding which school they would like to attend. The organization also has many worthy projects, one of which is supporting a fourteen year old orphan in Korea. lst Row: P. Selvaggi, 0. Nleekins, J. Hires, R. Palme. 2nd Row: T. Belford, T. Moore, R Blum, J. Headman, Mr. Vowler, Advisor. 3rd Row: C. Walla:-e. W. Baitzel. B. Smith. I5 Conrsen. 4th Row: D. Teal, M. Grady. J. Boss:-n, P. Santa Maria. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is a sports organization designed to honor those boys who excel in sports. The elub consists of those boys who have earned two Varsity letters lin sports! and have achieved satisfactory scholastie aver- ages in high school. During the year the Varsity Club holds several cake sales to raise funds for those club activities requiring money. The boys receive brightly eolored red anti white Varsity Club jackets as members of the club. At the eonelu- sion of the year, the Varsity Club attends an professional sports event in the Phila. area. Mir. James Vowler, the Varsity Club Advisor. directs the boys and keeps them always mindful of their dedication and respect to P.H.S. WWE? U, if G3.. Q9u Palmyra High School was fortunate this year to be able to offer special classes for students interested in Data Processing. The program was sponsored by the I. B. M, Corporation. Classes were conducted once a week and included talks by various representatives of the company. Students learned much about the revolutionary field of Data Processing - the machines in- volved. its almost endless practical applica- tions, and the wide variety of job opportunities available in this field. Films and field trips to business firms using data processing equipment added to the program, making it even more enjoyable and informative. DATA PROCESSING ,lst Row, L. to R.: J. Lun- dy, S. Garcia, M. Willi- ams, C. Benner, D. Hill- man, Mr. Daniel, Mr. Harker, Advisor, Mr. Car- dea, M. Embley, P. Pidatel- la, B. Sundermeier, C. Fetz- ko. 2nd Row, L. to R.: L. Horswood, L. Huber, M. Hendrickson, A. Convery, Y. Sweeney, K. Klei n, A. Lloyd, J. Melograno, E. Pickering, J. Gilbert, S. Kelly. 3rd Row, L. to R.: P. Czaja, L. Charpentier, F. Leone, M. Buddendorf, M. Lehotsky, P. Lippincott, L. Probsting, M. Schumacher, N. Tippenhauer, D. Nelson. 4th Row, L. to R.: B. Miller, R. Kapus, C. Harker, A. Wilson, I. Harris, J. Stiles. The teacher's secretaries are a group of girls who volunteered in their junior year to be a secretary to a member of the faculty. The girls do many jobs for the teacher. Each girl is assigned to a certain teacher and for that teacher she does jobs ranging from typing up letters or attendance cards to typing up tests. All the work done by the girls is done in their own time, and gives each girl valuable experience which will be useful to her in her career in the future. SECRETARIES lst Row, L. to R.: C. Fetz- ko, S. Garcia, M. Willi- ams, M. Embley, L. Hors- wood, Mr. Harker, Mr. Goldstein, Advisors, C. Benner, D. Hillman, B. Stavely, B. Sundermeier, J. Lundy. 2nd Row, L. to R.: A. Convery, L. Huber, K. Klein, Y. Sweeney, A. Lloyd, S. Lewis, E. Pickering, P. Czaja, L. Charpentier, M. Jackson, J. Gilbert. 3rd Row, L. to R.: S. Scanlon, E. Eld- er, S. Kelly, F. Leone, M. Bnddendorf, M. Lehotsky, P. Lippincott, L. Probsting, M. Schumacher, N. Tippen- hauer. 4th Row, L. to R.: B. Miller, L. Sostak, R. Kapus, R. Palme, I. Harris, B. Mc-- Gowan. ORCHESTRA The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. John Damiano. is composed of students from both the high school and the elementary schools. It provides a touch of semi-classical music along with selections from various shows. This year it provided music for several assemblies and for the Honor Society Induc- tion. In March the orchestra presented its annual concert, with a varied program of popular and classical music. Several menibers were selected to serve in the South .lersey Orchestra this year, which is indeed a great credit to Palmyra High School. Co-operation plus able leadership have made it an important phase of our school life. CONDUCTOR Mr. John Damiano Ist Violins: M. Mortong L. Webb'g D. Roekerg M. Davisg D. Baleg L. Reynardg W. Pahl, M. Von Fricken. 2nd Violins: P. Rammerg L. Maireg R. Bystromg C. Downingg J, Munrog C. McCollouchg M. Harlanderg A. Brown. Cello: M. Schweizerg B. Warnerg C. Bishopg P. McHugh. Bass: C. Clauserg C. Cardea. Flutes: B. Kamillig A. Waringg T. Russellg M. Hahle. Clarinets: D. Perkinsg D. Kane: C. Taylorg L. Poeder. Saxophone: E. Yewdall. Trumpets: K. Sandersg K. Hunterg J. Munrog A. Piirand. French Horn: C. McManusg M. Piirand. Trombone: J. Mustardg G. Prattg C. Flynn. Baritone: J. Gould. Tuba: S. Griffiithg J. Ma-- Clernan. Percussion: D. Gunn: A. Barstowg R. Anderson. Condurtor: J. Damiano. SOUTH JERSEY ORCHESTRA Seated: W. Pahl, F. Von- Fricken. Standing: M. Mor- ton, L. Webb, M. Davis, D Roecker. ,ax fi! The Orchestra hard at work. SOUTH JERSEY ORCHESTRA 1 Y Z ' ,f7?M2'L 0' i' i '7!072rffp2! lifdw1.Z7g, , lvlxnh iutxb .. AK CAl'l'l'ILLA CHOIR ISL Row, L. to R.: C. Hf'lJrew, Nl. W'atSon, M. Pfeiffer, C. Robinson. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Nl. Williams, B. Hyman, K. Smith, L. lioppenhoefer, .l. Hamer. 3rd Row, L. to R.: G. Bacon. S. CriHith, D. Strahan, iVlr. Konefsky, Direc- tor: .l. Wluslaril. C. Ruff. li. Hentz, l'. Lewis. CHOIR OFFICERS Seated: Nl. Williams, Secretary: S. M1-Clotten, President: S. Hornberger, Librarian. Standing: D. Hemphill, Accom- panistg 0. Meekins, Vice Presiflent: il. Rrariwell, Li- brarian. A CAPPELLA CHOIR 'l'llQ5 A Cappella Choir was initiated this year under the direction of Mr. Gerald Konefsky. This special group was formed to present num- bers of a more xiillieult nature and to perform, as its name indicates, completely a cappella. During the Christmas season the A Cappella Choir could be found earoling in the halls of Palmyra High School, and at the Spring Con- cert they presented several classics and some popular numbers. This group provided some- thing new in the way of musical entertainment ami proved a new' challenge to the more tal- ented members of our choir. K .., my Wy MJ U fit Z 1Xi3 b EQWm6' 1I,. CHOIR The Palmyra High Sehool Choir under the direction of Nlr. Gerald Konefsky tuned up once more this year to provide the sehool with an extensive program of vocal music, The ehoir, one hundred-forty members strong, has the largest mem- bership in the history of the organization. The choir provided the musie for the annual Christmas Pageant. and during the course of the year performed for several outside organizations such as the Lions Club. and the Rotary Club. At its Spring Concert. the choir sang selections in various foreign languages, several classics by Hayden and Vecehi, and such popular songs as Moon Riveri' and 4'lVly Favorite Things. CHUIR IIIREKITUR Mr. Gerald Konelsky This group eertainly one of PalIuyra's Favorite Things! Seniors: G. Aleott, .l. Bossen, C. lflauser, J. llooper, L Charpenlier, A. Ds-Frank, C. Dorworth, E. Flynn, A lfrank, S. Garria, M. lleisdorf, L. Horswood, B. Inazu, .l Kellaway, 0. Meekins, S. Mefllotten, P. lVleFadden, V Priee, G. Robinson, B. Smith, lVl. Williams, A. Wilson .l. Lundy. Juniors: L. Adams, C. Baeon, J. Bell, M. Braclj well, R. Brown, G. lfanlar, R. Ciurlino, J. Danzeisen, D. llelVlar1-o, M. Digney, B. Elms, C. Goldy, S. Griffith, R. Hill, S. Hornberger, D. Kiebler, K. Kirsehbaum, L. Kohl S. Kreher, C. Lieggie, R. Linsky, C. Lohrman, S. Macolly, l.. Maire, S. Mayer, B. Merrell, M. Morton, .l. Mustard, li. Oliver. M. Piirand, P. Rammer, G. Ruff, S. Reynolds, M. Sehweizer, E. Serwin, C. Smith, D. Strallan, E. Ship- ley, .l. Labella, B. Tingle, L. Turner, H. Washington, .l. Wentworth, J. Wille, P. Wilson, D. Hemphill, lVl. Pleilller, E. Webster, C. Cardea, B. Pileh. Sophomores: C. Barnes, P. Batlis, J. Coker, J. Conine, S. DeFrank, N. Dulfetl, K. Dunn, T. Reazier, D. Freeman, J. Cal- lagher, ll. Gaynor, L. Heutz, J. Horner, B. Hyman, C Johns, L. Koppenhoefer, J. Maggi, S. Moore, J. Peterson R. Puekett, T. Russell, J. Salmonsen, P. Sidnam, K Smith, A. Staub, B. Swan, A. Tomlinson, S. Wagen knight, L. Walleze, M. Watson, R. Welker, S. Whartnaby l.. W'ilkinson, P. Willis, R. Yewdall, R. Yost, D. Fry l.. Senft, C. Summers, K. Westeott, N. Phares. Freshmen: S. Bossen, ll. Cahill, P. Cardea, T. Chebethes, L. Coates ll. Clover, L. Davenport, ll. Currie, J. Easterly, S. Eckert S. Flynn, R. Frazier, R. Friberg, D. Grove, C. Hebrew D. Henson, B. Herrmann, M. Horwell, N. Imsehweiler ll. Kane, S. Karanzalis, L. Kegel, S. Kenny, N. Lockhart B. M1-Clellan, U. Moore, M. Moorehouse, M. 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B W6 O A .- 'Q O In .-1 ..-4 2 B L1 0 : I: U LH bi E o -. W A 3 U Is il A -s L.. 43 I L.. 5: B fi w f 42 : N M ci s.. as 'U as O A .- pl va .-Q -Q ..- fn wa -4 .- -1 0 D. D- 5 .:: cn -4 E 2 2 M ,qs 4 ws, D. on w Fu .. - : 'Q L :UCD 3, L Q 5549 UE .55 D5 :'. ga E.. MCD ef ' ...3 be. 4- Tv L+' -3515 .. .E V2 - Y Q Ex? -1:: ' ss? 3-Vi CIQUE kg w E45 'Li SWE Agri -51 ,. W 555.2 : .Q sw' .Cli -.: . hi!-1 gvi. . I u 11 cr: Q: .. ,, g. N : 35: -I LJ s 532 Q . Sm M . Q ra. ni Lai? .US :.-E' :Q 1 I -1 Eff , an ,Ag 393 w.f:'-E .Urn 523m 2a? -. fi.. , 25325 2.5-5 :em .UC I-. ii.: grae : : EE -::: VD.. QEM w U , -E52 L .Q .E Z2 'c u .5 e:U3 li 'C - Wim! '11 COLOR l.. to R.: M. Buddendorf, J. Lauber, M. Tatu, Beginning in the early fall, the P. H. S. Band is hard at work marching on the gridiron. They perform popular half-time shows at all of the football games and participate in victory parades after games that were won by the team. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Youngblood, the Band is the symbol of school spirit at P.H.S. At the conclusion of the marching season the Band starts preparing for the annual spring concert. In addi- tion to this concert the Band also participates in vari- ous other programs. This year the Band received new band uniforms, and moved into a new band room, of which they are very proud. The P.H.S. Band is considered one of the finest in N, J. and every year it has excellent representation in the South Jersey and All-State Bands. olf, K. Yo Seated D Perkins Standmg J Bossen, C B N SOUTH JERSEY BAND N D Harker, K. Sanders. Dorothy' illcfhniy-V Head Majorette K 7 MAJORETTES .go 51 3, During the lootball season, the majorettes can be -lw found marching down the field adding color and pro- viding lively entertainment for the football erowd. . M This year the majorettes once again presented 51 P.H.S, with u trophy. which they won in the Twirling M xlgrfatival of the East held in Trenton, New Jersey on A it , f , . . . .Ns ugiwfweniher 18, 1962. Competition was represented from ta f 1 . A . . . lg Mi- states. They were judged on straight strutting, fancy ifsllriltting. drilling and straight twirling. ef xl Under the direction of Dot lVleAnney, our head .igfXlllajorctte, the girls practice new routines and make Ntill another appearance at the Band's Spring Concert if W where they present precision performances enjoyable 11. t .,jwitg1'LQ JM .H v, ., . . , .I M X3 1 Hff, tu, r Piytfb flux' 1 ia 'try Jr' xiii! 2 ' MAJ1 PR ETTES Isl Row, L. to R.: D. fVlcAnny, ll. Thomas. 2nd Row, L. to R.: .l p J Price, ll. Kichler. li. Smith, lf. Smith. .l. Koehler. ff. Smith. N BAND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE lx! Row. L. to R.: C. Belar, Seeretaryg B. Smith, Presidenlg C. liraidwood, Vive Presidentg K. Hunter, Treasurer. 2nd Row, L. to H-I .l. Petrieg Nl. Svhillg C. Harker: J. Bosseng K. Sandersg Mr. K. Youngblood, Uireelor. 3rd Row, L. lo R.: T. Whiteloek, D. Thomas, C. Dorworth, B. Ezrah, S. Kelly, M. Jaekson, ll. M4-Anney C. Robinson. BAND EXECUTIVES The Band Executive Committee is the ruling body of the Band. It is comprised of Seniors and ,luniors selected by Mr. Youngblood. Those on the committee make all plans and decisions involving the Band. Then these plans must be approved by Mr. Youngblood and the Board of Education. The executive committee meets once a month and is also responsible for the soeial aetivities of the Band. Keeping in style. Kathy Hunter Nancy Proschcck Ella Weeks lift We , f dm faffwmfif .E.,A. rt. ... so W. . s. ... ,wifli fy , ,J fish at View' VARSITY M Q4 f cl-IEERLEADERS eff ff This year the cheerleaders were out in full force with the fans right behind them. Led by Kathy Hunter, Captain, and Nancy Proscheek, Co-captain, the cheerleaders were still the same peppy group. The cheerleaders were well supported in their efforts by the fans, who were in great numbers during both seasons. Again, this year the cheerleaders, with their four Senior members, went to a cheerleading clinic. They came back with a real swinger, 6'Cha, Cha, Cha, to add to the old greats, Beat!, '5Uh Uhf' and '4Extra, Extra. Yes, rain, sleet, snow or hail you can always depend on seeing the same cheerful faces, supporting their team, Win- Lose-or-Draw. ay , .Jw Vffzfj' QW S? 53 if 'L5 3 Ist Row, L. to R.: E. Weeks, K. Hunter, Proscheck, S. McClotten. 2nd Row, L. to R.: L. Schauffele, J. Harrison, J. Salmonsen, K. Bradshaw. We're rolling up the Score. P-A-L-M-Y-R-A. Yea, Team! F J. V. CHEERLEADERS Those basketball goers will have seen the spanking new J. V. Cheerleading squad led by Jane Price, Captaing and Jane Peterson, Co-Captain. These pep- py, smiling girls have led the crowds in wonderful new cheers, and the high- spirited fans followed most willingly. With these two great efforts the J. V. squad has been proud to bring home some wonderful victories. Last year the J. V. Cheerleaders great difficulty gettinggtoqynianylbf viii tihe games, but nladefiip foriiit thisffyear. it ' New J. V,9Cheerleader,s, newggymna- siu111,4grea1 pair! 1 .. Q . ' Q Q' ix V ffl .fl , ' X .l. Price, Uapialng .lT.P0EfFQS0l1, lnogvaptaln J J. f if ati J No ' Y J, Q ,Yf Ly it , I .L . Q cj lil 1 1 . X, X, kt, s f ' ' , I 4 I f NU x ,Q . J ' M E we e. f V ' iv , A J f M LJ KD , i . ' Q lst Row, L40 R: C., Bauer, Nlffliimifllarmlsoil, J. PPIFEQOII, J. Priyir. ZQH How, L to R M XX at-.on . 1 HIC. Eck 1K. Smith Ja Stull. . u s ' f J f if W 'LK ff . 1 H , ' it' ', M AJ f' EA E J .. L ,1:1 BOYS' GYM CLUB The boys' gym club is a new organization started this year and it was made possible by the addition of new gym facilities. Great enthu- siasm and interest has been shown toward this activity. The main purpose is to teach those boys with greater ability the more diflicult stunts on the various pieces of equipment so they may help with demonstrations in class. There are approximately fifty boys in the club. They are chosen by the gym teachers on the basis of their ability on the apparatus. They are supervised by Mr. McHugh, Mr. Williams, and Mr. Harkness, but they are free to perform on any of the equipment they desire. They are building a foundation for a pos- sible gym team in the near future. '6Now, boys, this is how it is done! ! l Row l, L. to R. Mr. Harkness, Instructorg T. Andrews, A. Barstow, R. Mount, R. Winans D. Green, B. Elms, M. Scharf, C. Saylor, R. Lanzilotta, T. Belford, Mr. Williams, Instructor. Row 2, L. to R.: J. Hubbs, C. Kershaw, A. Dillonato, R. Patchel, J. Stowe, J. Rancca, R. Bates, J. Tweedley, M. Wylie, J. Adams, Mr. McHugh, Instructor. Row 3, L. to R. R. Jondreau, R. Stowe, M. Gomell, A. Lippincott, D. Degler, J. Daniels, J. Seitz, J. Jarvis, R. Etter, R. Wallace. Row It, L. to R. B. Wylie, 0. Meckins, S. Raumgarner, ff. Fish, E. Wosiski, R. Short, T. Hoag- land, G. Pratt, N. Cray. JUNIOR PROM On May 25, 1962, the ,lunior class presented a memor- able prom to the Senior class. Held in the lvystone Inn. it was entitled g'Tropical Sunset. The decorations followed through the theme, featuring a large setting sun surrounded by swaying palm trees, jerry Karol's band provided music to which the students and faculty members danced. The highlights of the evening was the crowning of Prince Dennis Toal and Princess Joan Gilbert from the junior Class and King Barry lilmens and Queen Diane Percival from the Senior Class. Following the prom, a party sponsored by the Kiwanis Club was held at the Riverside Roller Drome, featuring the popular disc jockey, Hy Lit, and a variety of profes- sional entertainment. WINTER FORMAL The winter formal entitled 6'lVloods in Emeraldf' was presented by the Class of 1963 on December 15, 1962 in the high school cafeteria. The faculty and the stu- dents enjoyed dancing to the music of Phil Palombi's Band. The holiday atmo- sphere was unmistakable as colored Christ- mas lights twinkled around the room. The band played in front of a huge backdrop of snow-covered evergreens, and the numer- ous Christmas trees added to the festive air. - ,, S., Lf ? in x , S? x vi? Q? iff? W I V? ' fix i 57 mi N xiii 25 ' 'Soldier boy - - - T V TlME o Q Gee, Ofiicer Krupke - - - SENIOR TALENT SHOW T. V. Time was the theme of our Senior Talent Show. With the help of our emcees Jim Petrie and Suzy Scanlan, we watched such well known shows as Wfhe Perry Como Show where Sandi McGlotten sang, and 'LThe Naked City in which a group sang Officer Krupkew from West Side Story. There was a skit about a Swiss Clock, a monologue by Ray Sandler, and several vocal groups. The evening was high-lighted with the return of g'Sloppy ,Ialo'py and the HFour Preps, along with such newcomers as Bob Palme, Bruce Smith and Betti Vonlluhn. 'We also made a visit to Bandstand, and as we changed channels we caught a glimpse of some scenes from the wild west. Our audience of T.V. Viewers thoroughly enjoyed the show, and it is one that the seniors will never forget. rg si, we GM YARD KQERQEWNEU Va ,wa x ,U 55 A I .-Ymffwimwwuwwwwwz,Mawfflw mia 'mm R 'Af 2 f M ,AF Q W. .iz .E M 25 ,ap.9Z2,,, f. , fx X My ,ig af A f wwwfiisiif 'Q wi -.ni 5 WI. 1 3 s : N... MM -fww, ,WMMQQ ,,Mfs,m,,4f::fs1lW ff- -.fp-Armin.: .syn nm- ., . .. MW - ww H ---- M nw-MN ' rf, N-WM -.W -M y i-W1 .Wy Dm ' -v-' 1 1 65 3, lgM,g,,wA? .M V 5 3 3 W M , , MW , mf,,,b,MJ W ,V 1 'N' m,fwm,z:,,.W Www SPQRTS Ist Row, L. to R.: M. Bauer, VC . Shaner, R. Mount. 2nd Row, L. to R.: R. Palme, C. Wallace, .l. Dickinson, D. Toal, V. Melograno, M. Headman, O. Meekins, J. Headman, R. Bates, D. Fish, .l. Goens. 3rd Row, L. to R.: R. Moore, Manager, R. Stow, G. Beauchamp, R. Patchel, A. Boulden, R. Edmonds, S. Johnson, J. Tweedley, N. Cray, M. Grady, R. Jondreau, W. Miller, Manager. 4th Row, L. to R.: M. Mc-Laughlin, S. Bumgarner, P. Shea, N. Oliver, S. Morton. W. Vibbert, L. Furman, R. Wlallace, C. Pratt, C. Fish, J. Stow. FOOTBALL This year, coach McHugh,s football squad got off to a slow start, but the year ended with great suc- cess. This year's schedule offered a great challenge to Mr. McHugh and his coaching staff: Mr. Grimes, Mr. Harkness, and Mr. Makin. However, the Pals faced an even greater challenge at the end of the season. The Pals, who had a 2-6 record and were considered a mediocre team by many were to meet the Blue VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD McHugh and his staff rose to the occasion,and so did the mighty Pals. lt was a gloriously fought game.The Pals who were outweighed by more than 50 pounds per man on the line defeated the Burls 12-0. Big Bob Palme, with Charles Wallace. ,lay Headman, Mike Headman, Jerry Dickinson, Bob Bates, Vince Melograno, and Denny Toal were supporting seni- ors. The Pals were also supported by the fleeting feet of Tyrone Belford, three times all-county half- back and Osa Meekins, 1962 all-county tackle. P.H.S. OPP Lenape ................ 7 13 Bordentown ......... ......... ........ 2 0 7 Steinert ..................... .......................... 1 4 20 Merchantville ....... zz H 7 K T 101 Riverside ............... 7 12 Moorestown ......... 0 ' 26 Levittown .......... ........ 6 26 Mt. Holly .......... ........ l 4 18 Burlington ....... ........ l 2 0 Mr. Thomas McHugh, Head coach, Mr. Percy Grimes, Baekfield coach, Mr. Stewart Harkness, Backfield and .lunior Varsity coach, Mr. Thomas Makin, End and Junior Varsity coachg Mr. Lewis Iannucci, Line and Freshman coach. f A 1 7 1 Q elf Lain Q, 19' ' And than head 'em off at the pass! Here I come! Wat1:hing and waiting. Tyrone Halford Huh Allillllll? Charlie Wxallafze Jerry Dickinson ll:-nny Toal Vince 'Melogrann Mike Headman Usa 'Nfeekins .lay Headman mf Bates Da n Fish PALMYRA IN ACTION Al im Coens 4 Kneeling, L. toR.: Mr. Goldstein, coachg E. Moore, Manager, D. Coursen, J. Headman, D. Strahan, Managerg Mr. Harkness, Assistant coach. Standing, L. to R.: M. Dugan, R. Nece, C. Fish, P. Selvaggi, M. Southerland, M. Burns, P. Santa Maria, R. Freedman, T. Heliger. VARSITY ASKETBALL MR. BARRY GOLDSTEIN Head Coach This year under the able coaching of Mr. Barry Goldstein the team compiled its best record in six years. During the past few years Palmyra occupied the bottom rung of the lad- der in county basketball. But with a new gym- nasium and a group of boys who were willing to play team basketball, the team'turned the tables on many of their opponents and won their share of games. The Pals led by seniors Headman, Selvaggi, Fish. Santa Maria, Coursen, Nece, and Heliger, rolled up a commendable 7-1 record on their home court. The fine ball handling of Headman and the scoring of Selvaggi and Fish led the team to thrilling victories over Lenape, Mt. Holly, Moorestown, and Riverside. The playing of Coursen, Nece, Santa Maria, and Heliger helped the team considerably when they needed it. The new gym increased the spirit of the Pal- myra rooters, and the feeling of playing before their fans on their own court inspired the play- crs to produce some of the best basketball in the county. By defeating Mt. Holly in the game, Palmyra finished in second place in the league, and was ready to enter the South Jersey Group III Tournaments. The junior varsity under the guidance of Mr. Stewart Harkness brought home another win- ning season. The team lacked height but made up for it with extra hustle and aggressiveness. 1. -i Phil Santa Maria Pete Selvaggi Jay Headman Bob Nece Don Coursen - --,-- f--- - - Tom Heliger Haddonfield ...... ........ 3 4 Edgewood ....... ........ 5 6 Sterling ........ ........ 5 1 Steinert ........... ......,. 5 8 Burlington .,..... ........ 5 4 Moorcstown .............. ........ 3 0 No. Burlington .................. 45 Lenape ..................... ........ 5 0 Levittown .......... ........ 6 2 Riverside ..... ........ 4 8 OPP. P.H.S. OPP. Mt. Holly ....... .... Moorostown ......... . . ...... . Burlington ..... Lonape .. .... ........... . . ........ No. Burlington Rlversl do .............. .. ..... Levittown ........... Mt. Holly ............ Merch antvillv .... .. Ist Row, L. to R.: Nl. Mays., Manager, K. Emens, lVl. Bauer, J. Wells, M. Szlegia, H. Anderson, Manager. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Mr. Harkness. roar-ll, S. Bumgarnf-r, Wi. Herndon, R. Edmonds. L. Furman, l'. Shea, R. Wallave, Nl. Dugan. 56 71 50 48 47 60 65 49 Charley Fish vlfieavz.. f'r mfm' in ,fa : .afluuL1s::g:sul.'-M-flzf 1 i FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The team was comprised mostly of juniors who gained experience for the next varsity season. With Bumgarner, Bauer, Edmunds, Shea and Dugan leading the way, the ,lV's heat most of their keenest rivals. Palmyra fans enjoyed watching pint-sized Michael Bauer out- maneuver most of his taller opponents. The fine shooting of Dugan and Bumgarner and the rebounding work of Shea and Edmunds were a great asset to the team. With a good crop of sophomores and freshmen, coach Harkness is looking forward to another winning season next year. MR. CHARLES HUEBNER Freshman Coach Ist Rau, L to R IL lrnscom P 'Hprm L Greto fl Doron E. Wevill, I SldllS0 2nd Row L to R A freco Nl Riley C Freeman I Danzeisen, W ' ' N Y ' - ---A - e -M iWM-' M ff P5fH ' bW'f f l! IA' 21'mW J. lioens, T. Moore, R. Bates. lst How, L. to R.: M. Curtis, roavli, ,l. Hires, l'. Ferla, VC. Gilbert. YY . Mann, ,L Coleman, W. Tingle, G. Beaurhamp, ,l. Bossen, R. Mount, B. Smith, M. Kozlowski, R. Blum, l'. Grimes, 1-oar-h. 2nd Row, L. to R.: D. Coursen, M. Layton, D. Toal, L. Kramer, T. Hogeland, R. Patvhel, ll. Stiles, B. Robboy, R. Bates, F. Leone. F. Rapp. 3rd Roux L. to R.: W. Evaul, R. Markley, G. Rulf, li. Vllebster, ll. Eidensohn. T. Moore, J. Mazzaglia, H. Jensen, R. Kershaw, A. Lippineott, C. Baitzel, E. Moore, Manager. 4th Roux L. lo R.: J. Davidson, N.. Oliver, li. Baron, L. Furman, Wi. Smith. R. Palme, J. Goens. .l. Wlustard, IJ. Strahan. ll. Magee. 0. Wvekins. A. Frank. Manager. TRACK AND FIELD Last year's team, not having as successful season as in the past, still managed to win some of its meets. The team was a young one and laeked experience: but after com- pleting the year. all felt that great progress had been made. lt, can be assured that our efforts this year will be well rewarded. We feel this is flue to the efforts of lVlr. Curtis, our 1-oaeh, who made last year his last of many loyal and r-onseientious years as the travk l'0Lli'll. Through the years he has helped many young men both physically and morally. and he van rest assured his efforts have been appreeiated and not for- gotten, This year the team will be under tht- direetion of Mr. Percy Grimes. Weight Men: B. Palme, D. Toal, ss........,....,.. . - ' -K Javelin and Pole V ault: T. Moore, R. Palme, U. Stiles, R. Blum. Sprinters: J. Hires, P. Ferla, W. Evaul Distance Runners : C. Baitzel, J Hessen, 0. Meekins, W. Mann, D Coursen, B. Smith. 40 A Ist Row, L. to R.: S. Bumgarne-r, J. Dawson, M. Grady, G. Bam-on, B. Emens, V. Melograno. . J. Wells. 2nd Row, L. to R.: ll. Santa Maria, J. Morton, W. Poulsen, G. Emmons, P. Selvaggi, J. Headman, T. Whitelovk, R. lidmomls. 'W X Phil Santa Maria Art Bonldon Pete Selvaggi WMBWY BASEBALL 1962 - The Palmyra baseball club under head coach Mr. Tom Makin showed spurts of inspired ball last year. Although the tean1 did not make the play-offs, their presence and determination on the diamond was discovered by the other league teams. Through the guidance and leadership of Mr. Makin, our team reached its potential by end- ing the season with a respectable 8-8 log. Those contributing to the efforts were J. Headlnan, V. Melograno, P. Santa Maria, P. Selvaggi and T. Whitelock. With these return- ing lettermen plus the steady pitching and hit- ting of junior Art Boulden, the team should do well this year. Mr. Thomas Makin, Head Coach and John Dawson Captain. .lay Headman Tom Whitelock Vince Melograno lst Row, L. to R.: L. Roberts, E. Moore, M. Cowell. 2nd Row, L. to R.: J. Danials, N. Beno- witz, R. Morrison, S. Griffith. f I A f 5 ' V - f .. . ijt' X TENNIS Last year's tennis team did very well. They had a live win, two loss season. The team captain was Bob Morrison, Edwin Moore and Bob Morrison led the team to many of its victories. Mr. Stewart Harkness, coach, says that the team had real spirit and hustle. He was also very pleased with the way the team played. E Mr. Stewart Harkness, Coach, instructs Mike Cowell. .5- 5 Af. iff. .mfs fb WB? qw W , 2 1' ar A W 44 John Bosscn Bill Evuul Hob Blum Hill Baimel 'ff' E. ' CRUSS CUUNTHY I lst How, I.. lo R.: R. Blum, R. Baitzel, F. Harvey, D. Coursvn,W.wBaitzFE9W. Evaui. 2nd Row, L. to K.: J. Miller, J. Nlolinc-ri, C. Cardea, .l. Bossen, .l. Mc-s.Sic'1iQ,4L. Vanlfmburgh, P. Lewis. 3rd Row. L. lo K.: Mr. Curtis, Coavhg H. Wylliv, B. Rohboy, E. WPhstQt,f1gI. Mustard, R. ,Iona-s. .l. M1-Kee, Il. lilhlensohn. NI, Wylliv, Mr, Coursvn, Coavix. 7, -, ff -,jf , , f Q W ff :A ' ' -E, ,, CROSS COUNTRY thosc days. Mr. Curtis, coach,,ti1inks that more Work will bring more victories to Palmyra. .Don Coursen, along , 'X with Bill Baitzel carried most of thre burden this year, being seniors, but the other members of the team de- serve orc-dit for a fine job. ff Frank Harvey Don Coursen Pulmyra's Cross Country team hasvoome a long wavy! ' 14 46 Pat Bowen, Captain Pat Lippincott Carol Braidwood Dona Hillman The girl's varsity and junior varsity hockey teams under the direc- tion of Miss Rosa Rapp completed a sixteen game season this year. The loss of seniors Pat Bowen, captain and center forward, Carol Braidwood, right inner, Pat Lippincott, left fullback and Dona Hillman, goalie, leaves the team without four key players. However, for the HOCKEY first time in six years, Palmyraxiivas represented by a freshman hockey team. It is hoped that next year these girls,ptogether with players from both the varsity and junior varisty teams will comprise a successful and winning team. X ' Ak to R.: P. Bowen, S. Hunn, M. Richardson, T. Hallgreen, D. Hillman, C. Sperling, C. Braid- wood, K. Taylor, B. Steigelman, P. Lippincott, C. Eberhardt, C. Parry. Managers: B. Inazu, ' Q . ' G. Alcott, V. Travis. MISS ROSA RAPP Coach GIRLS HOCKEY RECORDS Varsity Junior Audubon ......... Glassboro ........... Pennsauken .......... Gloucester ........ Moorestown Moorestown .... ..... . ...... Haddon Heights Haddon Heights Cherry Hill ............... ....... Haddonfield ........................... Camden Catholic Lenape ......... .. ...... .. .............. .. .... Riverside ................. .. .............. Merchantville .......,. ....... Mount Holly ........ Haddonfield .......... JV HOCKEY Audubon ........... Glassboro ........ Pennsauken ....... Gloucester .......... Moorestown ....... .. Moorestown ....... . ..... .... ..... 1 6 Haddon Heights Haddon Heights Cherry Hill ............ Haddonfield ....... Lenape ................... Merchantville ...... Mount Holly ......... Haddonfield ....... Ist Row, L. to R.: .l. Davidson, .l. Yearly, D. McClain, B. Swan, J. Fish, S. Shipley, E. Reynard. 2nd Row, L. to R.: C. Coe, S. Schwerdtle, C. Eck, M. Sanders, P. Van Osten, L. Koppen- hoeffer. 3rd Row, L. to R.: D. DeMarco, Manager, M. Yearley, J. Bell, A. Huesken, C. Lohr- man, M. Bradwell, Manager. Varsity PALS OPP 4 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 .-.. .... 1 3 1 1 2 2 0 2 1 2 1 2 2 0 14' 26 Standing, L. to R.: B. Furrer, M. Lehman, S. Svhwerdtle, N. Carels, C. Eber hardt, E. Fellner, M. Schill, P. Bowen, C. McManus, M. Jondreau, K. Tay lor. Kneeling: C. Clover, Manager, Miss Rapp. Coach, J. Luc-as, Manager. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Pat Bowen Mary Schill Nancy Carels Elaine Fellner I A .36 2 .,: t f 'x, ,, V . ,. ... If -V- JV BASKETBALL I lsr Row, L. to R.: M. Pfeiffer, Manager, J. Davidson, D. Muffali, .l. Cochrane, T. Hallgreen, D. Cole, B. Steigleman, N. Lockhart. 2nd Row. L. to R.: B. Wfarner, Caccese, .l. Horner, D. Feister, B. Austin, L. Koppenhoeffer, M. Howell, A. Piirand. 3rd Row, L. to B.: C. Young, Manager, K. Holems, A. Huesken, J. Reiden- baker, S. Fredericks, N. Hight, coach. B. McGowan, J. Tatu, G. Walz. Yhigenknight, A. Landis. This year's basketball squad, despite an unimpres- sive record of four wins and eleven losses, made up in spirit what they lacked in points. Undaunted by the team's losses Miss Rapp's leadership inspired a fighting spirit in the girls. Despite the coming loss of the four seniors, their places will be filled by the capable mem- bers of the JV team. The new faces in Miss Hightis ,IV team showed their promising aspects with a good season of 7 wins, 7 losses, 1 tie. Adding Miss Rapp's newly formed freshman team to this. spells success for next year's teams. MISS ROSA RAPP MISS NANCY HIGHT 1 H + ff' fx kgs! I JF .1 f he ' 1 7, Q if , T, g F1 fi lf? 1 if ff- gk 'Ffa iff f 15 flll Ak GIRLS' BASKETBALL RECORD , Varsity ' P.H.s. orwij, Audubon .......... ........................ 1 4 ' 56 I 4 fl? Gloucester ....... ......... 2 2 I 78 Woodbury ....... ......... 2 1 , 26 d- 'A Glassboro ............... ......... 2 7 ' V - Haddonfield ...... ......... 2 9 25. , Holy Cross ........... .. ......... 15 42 Mount Holly ........... ......... 2 1 '27 Merchantville ........ ......... 3 5 42 1 Levittown ............... ......... 2 9 22 Holy Cross .............. - ........ 18 39 Cherry Hill ................... ......... l 7 43 Haddon Heights .................. 18 39 Lenape .......................... ......... 2 9 24 Pennsauken ......... ......... 3 l 14 Moorestown ...... .............. 2 4 20 Junior Varsity P.H.S. OPP. Audubon ..... ......... 2 7 36 Gloucester ....... ......... 2 8 37 Woodbury ....... ......... 2 5 17 Glassboro ............... ......... 2 2 11 Haddonfield ...... .... 8 6 Holy Cross ............. ......,.. 1 1 28 Mount Holly ........... ......... I 9 22 Merchantville ........ ......... 2 5 19 Levittown .......... ......... l 0 8 Holy Cross .......... ........ l 7 21 Cherry Hill ............... .... - 16 20 Haddon Heights ....... ......... 2 6 32 Lenape .......................... ......... 2 3 17 Pennsauken ......... ......... 1 8 14 Moorestown ......... ......... 1 2 12 149 m lst Row, L. to R.: D. Schuckle, J. Melograno, J. Lauber, M. Schill, E. Fellner, Miss Hight, Coach. 2nd Row, L. to R.: M. Bradshaw, C. Myers, J. Gilchrist, P. Bowen, E. Schimmel, L. Deitz, N. Proscheck, E. Hampton. Spring once more brought the red shorts and white blouses I to Palmyra field as practically all of last year's varsity returned G I for another season. Last year's season proved to be a very successful one for the girls, for though the wins were on the short end, the varsity came up with their first victories in several years. With the loss of only two players through graduation, first S0 baseman, Ellen Schimmel and leftfielder Linda Wirmer, and many promising ,lV,s coming up. coach Nancy Hight looks for a very fine season in 1963. A tense moment for Palmyra. Batter up! Ist Row, L. to R.: C. Cloverg S. McClotteng F. Sandersong B. Austing S. Menkevichg D. Thomasg J. Bellg M. Hendricksong C. Eberhardtg Miss Hight, Coach. 2nd Row, L. to R.: B. Pilch, J. Price, C. Young, D. Fox, J. Harrison, B. Furrer, C. Spurling, K. Taylor. L. Schauffele, M. Mcflomhs, K. Kirsahbaum. Check that level swing! Discussing the finer points of the game. A home Tull! GIRLS' JR. VARSITY SOFTBALL ,V -- , ,, ., -.'..-'il-,.: 1 - -:-1+2aGL--.1l.:.wf'J.'f .---,- -.V ag.-,E --,g,,m:, . - f. b',?:s:ff-fi-QT5' . ' X -' .V :::::. .Nggi W., 1 .,.-La.. ' A -.,..L4., X . .- ,. + 4, W ik . ,,,, 'f gP'Pi'? :f 'x,. - mvffa---J A E-1 . ifiwfwqmlff-i'p.g. an...-fsagzf.. J fqgwb,g,.,,-,- ' ' T :J ani :-,-1:2 -ft.,-, ,. 25961 ' ,xr s mae-.?ff.a:w 3 ' 'M' J A W ffv-3g-.:..A.1,-,..:,Q,.1.,'gZ- - , --f- . ., if-7... - L.efff '3ri?5!iLn9f?5E, H ' FIN T:-fri?5T3iFEfr-rv--:Y-gzgf. -- - ff f ADELIZZI, JAMES Athletics: Baseball 15 Varsity 2. ALCOTT, GEORGETTA L. Activities: Future Teachers 3,45 Choir 45Pep Club 25 Jr. Talent Show5 Prom Committee. Athletics: Hockey 45 Softball. BAITZEL7 GORDON W. Activities: Future Teachers 3,45 Var- sity Club 4. Athletics: Football I5 Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 3,4. BATES, ROB ERT O. Athletics: Football 15 Varsity 45 Track 35 Baseball I. BELAR, CYNTHIA D. Activities: Class Secretary 3,45 Steering Committee 3,45 Student Council 25 Honor Society 3,45 Tilli- cum5 Choir I5 Orchestra 1,25 Band 1,2,3, Secretary 45 Band Executive 45 Jr. Talent Show5 Freshman Oper- etta5 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Prom Committee5 Pep Club 25 Home- coming 4. BELFORD, TYRONE Activities: Steering Committee 1,2, 3,45 Future Teachers 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Band I, 2,3,45 Jr. Talent Show5 Prom Committee. Athletics: Football 15 Varsity 2,3,45 Track 2,3. BENNER, CAROL M. Activities: Tillicum5 Data Proc- essing. BERGER, RICHARD G. Activities: Jr. Talent Show. BERRYANN, GEORGE E. Activities: Choir 4. Athletics: Football 1,2,35 Basket- ball 2. BLUM, ROBERT Athletics:Football 15Track 35Cross Country 45 Golf 35 Basketball 1. BOSSEN, JOHN P. Activities: Steering Committee 25 Honor Society 25 Tillicum5 Choir I, 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,35Band 1,2,3,45South Jersey Band 3,45 All-State Band 45 Jr. Talent Showg Prom Committee. Athletics: Track 2,3,45 Cross Coun- try 3,4. BOWEN, PATRICIA LOUISE Activities: Steering Committee 2,35 Tillicum5 Jr. Talent Show5 Prom Committee. Athletics: Varsity Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball 2, Varsity 3,45 Softball 2,3, Varsity 4. BRAIDWOOD, CAROL JEAN Activities: Student Council 45 Future Teachers 2,3 Vice-President, 4 Pres- ident5South Jersey Band 1,2,35Band 1,2,3,4 Vice-President5 Band Execu- tive 2,3,45 Jr. Talent Show5 Freshman Operetta5 Prom Committee. Athletics: Varsity Hockey 3,4. BUDDENDORF, MARY LAURA Activities: Color Guard 3,45 Band Executive 45 Jr. Talent Show. CARELS, NANCY MYRA Athletics: Varsity Basketball 2,4. CHARPENTIER, LINDA RAE Activities: Til li c u m5 Jr. Talent Show5 Prom Committee. SENIOR DIRECTORY CLAUSER, CHARLES A. Activities: Choir 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Band 2,35 Jr. Talent Showg Prom Committee. CLOVER, CAROLYN ELIZABETH Activities: Future Teachers 2,3,4 Vice-President5 Homecoming 45 Jr. Talent Showg Prom Committee. Athletics: Hockey 2,35 Basketball 35 Varsity 45 Varsity Softball 3,4. CONVERY, ALICE M. Athletics: Softball 2. COOPER, JUDITH ANNE Activities: Future Nurses 1,45 Choir 15 Freshman Operetta5 Pep Club. COURSEN, DONALD FRANK Activities: Student Council 45 Honor Society 3,45 BOyS' State 35 Varsity Club 45 Jr. Talent Show, Freshman Operetta. Athletics: Track 2,3,4: Cross Coun- Irv 3,45 Baseball I5 Basketballl, 2 Varsity 3, 4. COYLE, PATRICIA E. Activities: Future Teachers 3,45 Til- licum5 Library Council CHoly Crossl I5 Homecoming 4. CZAJA, PHYLLIS ANN Activities: Junior Talent Show, Prom Committee. DANIELS, JAMES ALLAN Activities: COlney High Schoolj Stu- dent Council 2. Athletics: COlney High SchoolDFoot- bail 25CPalmyra High Schooll Tennis 3, . DAVIES, WENDY ELEANOR Activities: Future Nurses 2,3,45 Choir I5 Jr. Talent Show, Prom Committee. DEAR, JANISE CLAIRE Activities: Future Nurses 45 Prom Committee5 CScotia-Glenville High Schoolb Blue Triangle Club5 Archery 25 Bowling 25 Badminton 2. DEITZ, LYNNE DIANNE Activities: Steering Committee 3,45 Future Nurses 2,3, Secretary 45 Til- licum5 Choir 1. Athletics: Varsity Softball 2,3,45 Activity Board 2. DICKINSON, GEORGE WALLACE Activities: Steering Committee 25 Prom Committee. Athletics: Varsity Football 2,3,45 Track 2. DORWORTH, CHARLES FALLOWS Activities: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football l. DORWORTH, GWEN ELLEN Activities: Future Nurses 1,2,3,-45 Tillicum, Future Teachers 45 Choir 45 Band l,2,3,45 Band Executive Committee 45 Jr. Talent Show5 Fresh- man Operetta5 Prom Committee5 Homecoming 4. T ELDER, EILEEN MARY Activities: Tillicum5 Jr. Talent ShoW5 Freshman Operetta5 J.V. Cheerleader 35 Prom Committee5 Activity Board 3. Athletics: Girls Hockey 3. EMBLEY, MARY ANN Activities: Tillicum. EVAUL, WILLIAM ROBERT Activities: Operators 2. Athletics: Track 2,3,45 Cross Coun- try 4. EZRAH, ELIZABETH JANE Activities: Future Nurses 1,25 Choir 15 Band l,2,3,45 Homecoming 45 Band Executive Committee 45 Jr. Talent Showg Prom Committee. FELLNER, ELAINE Activities: Honor Society 2,3,-45 Fu- ture Nurses 25 Future Teachers 3,45 Tillicum5 Band 3,45 Freshman Op- eretta. Athletics: Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 3,4 CManagerD5 Homecom- ing 4. FERLA, PETER ALLEN Athletics: Track 3,4. FETZKO, CAROL JOYCE Activities: Steering Committee 25Jr. Talent Showg Prom Committee. FISH, DANIEL E. Activities:Band 25 Prom Committee5 Athletics: Varsity Football 3,45 Football I5 Track 1,2,3,4. FLYNN, EILEEN LOUISE Activities: Future Teachers 3,45 Choir CHoly Crossb I,2, CPalmyraJ 3,45 Latin Club CHoly Crossl 1,25 Knit and Purl ClubCHoly Crossl I,2. FRANK, ALBERT HARRY Activities: Honor Society 3,45 O er- ators-25 Choir l,2,3,45 Jr. Taluent Showg Freshman Operetta. Athletics: Track 2,3,4. GAIDOSH, WILLIAM Activities: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football 1. GARCIA, SUZANNE ELIZABETH Activities: Choir l,2,3,45 Talent Show 35 Freshman Operetta5 Prom Committee5 Homecoming 4. GEISDORF, MARY ANN HELEN Activities: Future Nurses 45 Future Teachers 2,3,45 Choir 45 Prom Committee. GILBERT, JOAN ELLEN Activities: Steering Committee 45 Talent Show 35 Prom Committee. GILCHRIST, JUDITH E. Activities: Honor Society 3,45 Tilli- cum5 Library Council l,2,3,4. Aliihletics: Basketball 2,35 Softball 3, . GOENS, JAMES EDWARD Activities: Steering Committee 35 Honor Society 3,45 Choir 15 Fresh- man Operetta. Athlet1cs:Football3,45 Track 2,3,4. GRAY, ELLWOOD GUY Activities: Future Teachers 45 Tillicum. Athletics: Wrestling 3. GREENLEAF, JOHN W. Activities: Tillicum5School Organist 3,4. Athletics: Track 2. HAB ERERN, JOHN MERRILL Athletics: Football I. HAMPTON, ETHEL M. Activities: Choir I5 Talent Show 35 Freshman Operetta. Athletics: Hockey 25 Softball 2. HARDING, EDWARD WILLIAM Activities: Boys' State 35 Tillicum5 Jets 45Operators 25Jr. Talent Showg Prom Committee. HARKER, CAROL MARION Activities: Student Council 1 Secre- tary, 4 Treasurer: Honor Society 2, 3,4 Secretary: Future Nurses 2: Fu- ture Teachers 3,4: Girls Citizenship Institute 3:Tillicum Co-editor: Choir l,2: Orchestra 3:Bancl 1,2,3,4: Band Band Executive 45 South Jersey Band 2,3,4: All-State Band 2,3,4: Jr. Tal- ent Show: Freshman Operetta: Prom Committee: Data Processing. Athletics: Hockey 3. HARRIS, IDA MARCELLA Activities: Tillicum: Data Proc- essing. ' HARVEY, FRANCIS WILLIAM Athletics: Track 4:Cross Country 4. HEADMAN, JOSEPH IGNATIUS Student Council 4: Boys' State 3: Future Teachers 4: Varsity Club 45 Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football 1,33 Varsity 4: Baseball 1, Varsity 3,4: Basketball 1, Varsity 2,3,4. HEADMAN, MICHAEL WILLIAM Activities: Vice-President 2,3: Steer- ing Committee 2,3,4: Boys' State 3: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football l,3, Varsity 4: Baseball 1: Basketball 1. HELIGER, THOMAS JAMES Athletics: Varsity Baseball 4: HENDRICKSON, MARY JANE Activities: Data Processing. Athletics: Softball 3. HILLMAN, DONA RUTH Activities: Tillicum: Band I: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee: Cheer- leader 3. HIRES, JAMES CONRAD Activities: Vice-President 4: Steer- ing Committee 2,4: Student Council 3,4: Honor Society 2,3,4: Tillicum: Jr. Talent Show 3: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football l,2: Track l,2, 3,4: Tennis 2. HORSWOOD, LINDA ANN Activities: Future Nurses 4: Choir 1,2,3,4: Jr. Talent Show: Freshman Operetta: Prom Committee. Athletics: Hockey 3. HOWELL, THOMAS Athletics: Football 1: Track 2: Golf 3: Baseball 1: Basketball 1. HUBER, LILLIAN S. Activities: Data Processing: Jr. Talent Show. HUNTER, KATHLEEN GAIL Activities: Student Council 1,2:Cor- responding Secretary 3, Secretary 4: Tillicum: Band l,2,3, Treasurer 4: Dance Band 2,3,4: Orchestra l,2,3, 4: Band Executive 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: South Jersey Band 3: Cheerleading 2,3, Captain 4: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Varsity Softball 2. HUNTER, JAMES CLAYTON Athletics: Football 1: Track 2: Baseball 1. INAZU, BARBARA M. Activities: Steering Committee 3: Future Teachers 2,3,4: Tillicum: Choir l,2,3,4: Jr. Talent Show: Freshman Operetta: Prom Committee: Pep Club 2. Athletics: Hockey 3, Varsity 4. JACKSON, MARIANN Activities: Orchestra 3: Band 1,2, 3,4: Band Executive 4: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee: Tillicum. KAPUS, RUTH ELLEN Activities: Choir 1: Freshman Oper- etta: Data Processing. KELLAWAY, JOANNE M. Activities: Student Council 1: Choir 1,2: Band 1,2: Cheerleader 1,2: QSherburne Central High Schoolj Fu- ture Teachers 3,4: Tillicum: Choir 4:Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee, QPalmyra High Schooll. Athletics: Hockey 1: Basketball 1, Varsity 2: Softball 1 CSherburne Central High Schoolj KELLY, SUSAN ELAINE Activities: Class Historian 2,3,4: Steering Committee 2,3,4: Tillicum: Choir 1: Freshman Operetta: Band l,2,3,4: Band Executive 4: Data Processing: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. KERSHAW, ROGER CHARLES Activities: Future Teachers 4: Til- licum: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Com- mittee. Athletics: Track 2,3,4. KLEIN, KAREN ANN Activities: Future Nurses 4: Library Council 3,4: Choir 1: Jr. Talent Show: Freshman Operetta. LAUBER, JUDIE M. Activities: Student Council 3,4: Band 4: Homecoming 2,4: Activ- ity Board 3: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Hockey 3: Varsity Soft- ball 3. LAYTON, MICHAEL GRANDON Activities: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Track 2,3,4. LEBLANG, CLIFFORD Activities: Honor Society 2,3,4: Boys' State 3: Jets 4. Athletics: Track 4. LEHOTSKY, MARITA T. Activities: Steering Committee 2: Data Processing: Jr. Talent Show: Cheerleader 2,3: Prom Committee. Homecoming Attendant 2,4. Athletics: Hockey 2. LEONE, FLORENCE E. Activities: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. LIPPINCOTT, PATRICIA ANN Activities: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Hockey 2, Varsity 3,4. LLOYD, ALBERTA I. Activities: Future Nurses 45 Tilli- cum: Prom Committee. LUNDY, JOANNE CAROLE Activities: Choir 1: Band 1,2,3,4: Freshman Operetta5 Data Processing. MACK, ANDREA LYNN Activities: Steering Committee 4:Jr. Talent Show: Future Nurses 2,3,4 Treasurer: Prom Committee. MANN, HOWARD JOHN Activities: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Track 2,3,4: Cross Coun- try 3. MANN, WILLIAM MALCOLM Activities: Jets 4: Varsity Club 4. Athletics: Track 2,3,4: Cross Coun- try 2,3,4. MASON, MARK ERIC Activities: Reporter 1,2,3 CT. L. Kennedy S.S.J: Choir l,2,3 CT. L. Kennedy S.S.J: Variety Show 2,3 CT. L. Kennedy S.S.J ' Athletics: Football 1, Varsity 2,3: Track 2: Golf l,2,3: Basketball l, 2,3: CT. L. Kennedy S.S.J McELWEE, JOHN J. Activities: Future Teachers 4. McFADDEN, PHILIP JOSEPH Activities: Choir l,3,4: Freshman Operetta: Prom Committee. Athletics:Varsity Baseball 3,4CMan- agerj: Basketball l,3, Varsity 4 fManagerJ. MCOINNIS, J. RENNE Activities: Choir 1: Band l,2: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Hockey 2,3. McGLOTTEN, SANDRA H. Activities: Student Council 1,4: Fu- ture Nurses 2,4: Tillicum: Choir 1, 2,4: Band l,2,3,4: Jr. Talent Show: Freshman Operetta: Cheerleader 2, Varsity 3,4: Prom Committee. Athletics: Softball 2,3,4. MEBS, PATRICIA ANN Activities: Steering Committee 2,3: Tillicum: Jets 4: Future Nurses 2,3 Vice-President, 4 President: Home- coming Queen 4. MEEKINS, OSA F. Activities: Future Teachers 3: Til- licum: Choir l,2,3,4: Varsity Club 4: Jr. Talent Show: Freshman Oper- etta: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football 1,2: Varsity 3,4: Track l,3,4: Basketball 1. MELOGRANO, JANET MARIE Activities: Future Teachers 1,2,33 Jr. Talent Show 3: Prom Committee: Athletics: J.V. Girls Hockey 3: Var- sity Girls Softball 2,3,4. MELOGRANO, VINCENT JOSEPH Activities: Steering Committee 3,4: Student Council 1: Honor Society 3, Boys' State: Operators 2: Jr. Tal- ent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Varsity Football 4: Base- ball 1: Varsity Baseball 3,4: Bas- ketball 1. MILLER, BARBARA ANN Activities: Future Nurses 3,4: Til- licum: Jr. Talent Show 3: Prom Committee. MILROY, ROSEMARY ELLEN Activities:Honor Society 3,45 Future Nurses 3,4: Girls' State 4: Tillicum: Library Council l,2,3: Choir I: Band 3,43 Jr. Talent Show: Freshman Op- eretta: Prom C o m m i t t e eg Home- coming 4. MOORE, EDWIN EVANS, JR. Activities: Class Treasurer 3,4: Steering Committee 2: Honor Society 3,4: Boys' State:Tillicum: Operators 2:Choir l:Activity Board 3: Jr. Tal- ent Show: Freshman Operetta: Prom Committee. Athletics: Track 3,4, fManagerJ: Ten- nis 3,4: Baseball 1: Basketball 2: Varsity'Basketball 3,4, CManagerJ. MOORE , THOMAS WF LLER Activities:Student Council2,3,Vice- President, 4 President: Honor Society 2,3,4: Boys' State: Tillicum Co- editor: Varsity Club 4: Jr. Talent Show: Freshman Operetta: Prom Com- mittee. Athletics: Football l, Varsity Foot- ball 2,3: Track 1,2-,3,4. MYERS, GWENDOLYN Athletics: Varsity Girls Softball 3. NECE, ROBERT JAMES Activities: Future Teachers 2,4: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football 1: Golf 3,4: Base- ball 1: Varsity Baseball 2: Basket- ball l,2,3: Varsity Basketball 4. NELSON, DIANE ELEANORE Activities: Honor Society 2,3,4: Future Nurses 4: Girls' State 3: Til- licum: Jets 3,4. Athletics: B a s k e t b all 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Hockey 3. NEILAND, MARGARET MARIE Activities: Honor Society 3,4: Future Nurses 3,4:Tillicum:Jets 4: Library Council 2,3,4 NUSBICKEL, KATHLEEN FRANCES Activities: Future Nurses 2,3: Future Teachers 4: Jets 3: Pep Club 2: Li- brary Council 4: Tillicum: Prom Committee: Homecoming. Athletics: Hockey 2: Basketball 2. PALME, ROBERT W. Activities: Student Council 1: Var- sity Club 4: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football l.2.3.4: Track 2,3,4: Golf 3:Baseball I:Basketball l. PERSON, SANDRA VERNICE Activities: Pep Club 2: Jr. Talent Show, Prom Committee. PETRIE, JAMES QE RICK Activities: Steering Committee 4: Future Teachers 2,3,4:Choir 1: Band 2,3,4: Band Executive Committee 4: Jr.Talent Show: Freshman Operetta: Prom Committee: Tillicum. PICKERING, ERNA Activities: Data Processing. Athletics: Basketball 2: Softball 3. PIDATELLA, PATRICIA L. Activities: CWoodrow Wilson High Schooll Foreign Exchange Club: Bowling Club: fPalmyra High Schoolj Data Processing. Athletics: CWoodrow Wilson High SchoolJBasketball l:Softb'all 1:Vol- leyball 2: Tennis 1. . PRICE, VIRGINIA LEE Activities: Choir l,2,3,4: Pep Club Z: Homecoming: Prom Committee. PROBASCO, SAMUEL RISLER IV Activities: Future Teachers 3: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football 1,2 CTrenton Highj 3: Baseball 1. PROBSTING, LOUISE ELLEN Activities: Steering Committee 2,4: Library Council 2: Choir 1: Fresh- man Operetta: Jr. Talent Show, Prom Committee. Athletics: Hockey 2. PROSCHECK, NANCY JANE Activities: Future Teachers 4: Dance Band 3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Cheerleader 2,3,4:Freshman Operetta, Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Softball 2,3,4. RAUSCH, JAMES T. Activities: Operators 1,2: Jr. Talent Show. ROBINSON, GAIL LOUISE Activities: Class Secretary 2: Steer- ing Committee 2: Student Council 1: Honor Society 2,3,4: Future Nurses 2: Tillicum: Library Council 1, 2: Choir 1,2,3,4: Orchestra l,2,3: Band l,2,3,4:SouthJersey Band I,2: Band Executive Committee 4: Jr. Talent Show: Freshman Operetta: J.V. Cheerleader 3: Prom Committee. SANDERS,KATHLEEN FLORENCE Activities: Steering Committee 2: Future Nurses 2,3,4: Girls Citizen- ship Institute: Dance Band 3,4: Orchestra 3,4: Band I,2,3,4: Band Executive Committee 3,4: Jr. Tal- ent Show. SANDLER, RAYMOND ALBERT Activities: Future T e a c h e r s 4: Tillicum: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football l,3. SANTA MARIA, PHILIP JOSEPH Activities: Class President 2: Stu- dent Council 3,4: Honor Society 3,43 Boys' State: Varsity Club 4: Home- coming Committee 2. Athletics: Varsity Baseball 2.3149 Baseball 1: Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. SCANLAN, SUZANNE WARD EILEEIJ Activities: Steering Committee 4: Tillicum: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Girls Hockey 2,35BaSkeI- ball 2. SCHILL, MARY LOUISE Activities:Honor Society 3,4: Future Teachers 3,4: Tillicum: Band 1,2,3, 4: South Jersey Band 4: Band EXCCU' tive Committee 4: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics:Varsity Basketball 4: Bas- ketball 1,2,3: Varsity Softball 2,3,4: Homecoming 4: Pep Club 2- SCHUCKLE, BARBARA DIANE Activities: Colorguard 4: Jr. Talent Show. Athletics: J.V. Basketball 2, J.V. Softball 2,3. SELVAGGI, PETER Activities: Steering Committee 2: Honor Society 1,2,3,4: Boys' State: Varsity Club 3,4: Jr. Talent Show. Athletics: Baseball l:Varsity 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2: Varsity 3,4. SHARPE, SUSAN EASTWOOD Activities: Future Nurses I,2,3,4: Choir 1: Jr. Talent Show: Freshman Operetta: Prom Committee. SLUYTER, ARTHUR JUSTUS JOHN Activities: Honor Society 2,3,4: Fu- ture Teachers 4:Tillicum: Jr.Talent Show: Freshman Operetta. Athletics: Track 2: Golf 3,4: Base- ball l. SMITH, BRUCE Activities: Steering Committee 3: Student Council 4 fChairmanJ: Honor Society 3,4: Boys' State: Future Teachers 2,3,4: Operators 2:Varsity Club 4: Choir l,2,3,4: Dance Band 3,4: Orchestra l,2,3: Band l,2,3,4 CPresidentJ: South Jersey Band 2: Band Executive Committee 3,4: Jr. Talent Show: Freshman Operetta: Prom Committee. Athletics: Track 2,3,4: Cross Coun- try 3,4. SNOW, MARVIN EARL, JR. Activities: Steering Committee 2: Student Council l,3,4: Honor Society 3,4: Boys' State. Athletics: Track 2. SPRENKEL, NANCY LOU Activities: Jr. Talent Show. STILES, DAVID L. Athletics: Track 2,3,4. STILES, JAMES EDWARD Activities: Boys' State: Varsity Club 3,4. Athletics: Golf 2,3,4: Baseballlg Basketball 2. STOUT, CAROL ANN Activities: Treasurer CGeorge Seitz Schoolj 3: Ch oir CGeorge Seitz Schoolb 1,2: Prom Committee CGeorge Seitz Schooll 1,3. Athletics: CGeorge Seitz Schoolj Ten- nis 2: Basketball 1: Softball 1: Swimming 1,2,3. SULLIVAN, JOSEPH A. Activities: Prom Committee. Athletics: Baseball 1. SUNDERMEIER, BETTY JANE Activities: Prom Committee. SWEENEY, YVONNE ANNA Activities: Steering Committee 35 Honor Society 3,4: Girls Citizenship Institute: Prom Committee. TATU, MARY JOAN Activities: Future Teachers 3,4: Band 4: Jr. Talent Show. TISCHNER, EDWARD R. Athletics: J.V. Football 2: Track 1,2. TOAL, DENNIS Activities: Class President 3,4:Stu- dent Council 2: Bo s' State: Tilli- cum: Jets 4: Jr. Tallent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football 1,2: Varsity Football 3,4: Track 2,3,4. TRAUTMAN, RUSSELL, JR. Athletics: Track 2. TRAVIS, VICKI LYNN Activities: Choir 1: School Show l fNortheast High Schooll: Honor So- ciety 3,4: Future Teachers 3,4: Tillicum: Library Council 4: Home- coming Committee 3,4: Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Varsity Girls Hockey 3,4. VAN OSTEN, CARSON GOULD Activities: Future Teachers 4: Til- licum: Prom Committee. VON DUHN, ELIZABETH J. Athletics: J.V. Girls Hockey 1: Var- sity Basketball l,2. WACKER, WILLIAM NELSON, JR- Activities: Jets 4: Operators l,2. WALLACE, CHARLES RICHARD Activities: Steering Committee 4:Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. Athletics: Football l,2: Varsity 3,4: Track. WEEKS, ELLA CHRISTINE Activities: Steering Committee 2: Student Council 3: Honor Society 3, 4: Activity Board 2,3: Homecoming 4: Jr.Talent Show: Prom Committee: J.V. Cheerleader 2: Varsity 3,4. WHITELOCK, THOMAS CHARLES Activities: Band l,2,3,4: Dance Band 3,4: Band Executive 4. Athletics: Baseball l:Varsity 2,3,4. WILLIAMS, MARGARET ANN Activities: Choir l,2,3,4: South Jer- sey Choir 2: Freshman Operetta: Jr. Talent Show: Band l,2,3,4: Prom Committee: Data Processing. WILSON, ADDISON I. Activities: Choir I:Data Processing. WOLF, PATRICIA ANN Activities: Future Teachers 3,4: Til- licum:Colorguard 4:Jr. Talent Show: Prom Committee. The home of your neighbor . . . HOEGANAES . . . manufadurer of me+al powders . . . used +0 manufacfure me'l'al parfs for indus'I'rial and home equipmeni' HOEGANAES SPONGE IRON CORPORATION Riverton. N. J. For Sweets and Snacks-You Can't Beat Mac's McALLlSTER'S LUNCHEONETTE ICE CREAM Good Luck to the CLASS OF '63 . from the g grgimim Sc arm g Our Own Make DELICIOUS CANDIES TASTY LUNCHES RAY BANKS We Now Have 3 Barbers To Serve You Better At Our Shop 306 Broad Street - Riverton E. BEITZ 81 SONS Semi Self-Service QUAKER FOOD STORE Meats, Groceries and Delicatessen 115 E. Broad Street - Palmyra 829-05I2 829-0440 PARKER'S FLOWER SHOP Cut Flowers, Floral Emblems, Plants Edna and Hal Warmkessel 602 Parry Avenue Palmyra, N. J. CURRENT DIVIDEND 4 '70 Congratulations trom PALMYRA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Broad and Garfield Avenue Palmyra, N. J. Route 130 and Meeting House Road Cinnaminson, N. J. Savings insured up to SI0,000 tI'1rougl'i-- Federal Savings 8: Loan Insurance Corporation .SUPER some qateuw SHERMAN CARWASH EQUIPMENT co. 600 W. BROAD STREET 829-4200 GARDEN STATE MOTEL Comfort - Quiet - Satety - Convenience U. S. Route 130 Riverton. N- J- 829-I5I9 KLIPPLE'S PASTRY SHOP Quality First Broad and Main Streets Riverton REYNOLD'S ESSO STATION Main 81 Howard Streets Riverton, N. J. Compliments ot KERSHAW'S PAINT 81 WALLPAPER WALTER D. LAMON CO. REALTORS - INSURORS Serving Palmyra, Riverton and Cinnaminson tor over 30 years Palmyra Ottice Cinnaminson Office 516 Cinnaminson Ave. 1630 Riverton Road 829-I600 PALMYRA, N. J. Vacuum Cleaner 81 Sewing Machine Repairs, Parts 8: Service Store 427- A Pennsauken Mart 829-2750 HARKER BUSINESS SCHOOL 1001 Cedar Street - Riverton Mr. Lester Harker 829-I399 UNITY SHOE REBUILDERS INVISIBLE SOLES All Work Guaranteed PEEL POINDEXTER. DR. TAILOR Cleaning, Dyeing, Altering Repairing, Pressing 829-05 I 4 509 Howard St. Oceans ot Success EARNEST A. MITCHELL Palmyra, N. J. O Open II a.m. - I2 p.m. daily Be 5-1136 Congratulations to the Class' of '63 MATLACK'S DAIRY BAR Across from the Circle Drive-ln Kings Highway Moorestown FRANK FASICK Advertising Specialties - Zippo Lighters - Calendars - Ash Trays - Ever Sharp Fountain PCWER EQUWMENT AND SUPPUES Pens - Book Matches - Pencils - Ball Pens FOR OUTDOOR LIVING -Rulers luvERToN FARM 8. GARDEN ,,2.,,,40., 829-4438 SUPPLY INC. SCOTT'S Route No. 130 Riverton, New Jersey MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR Scott Street - Riverside, N. J. Mainline Center - Cinnaminson, N, J. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 63 P.H.S. HONOR SOCIETY Compliments ot KOERNER'S BAKERY 117 East Broad Street Palmyra, N. J. PALMYRA DOLL HOSPITAL 314 Berkley Avenue Palmyra, N. J. 829-seuo Compliments ot BURKE'S TEXACO Riverton, N. J. 829-4004 SNOVER FUNERAL HOME Frank A. Snover, President 829 CINNAMINSON AVENUE Palmyra, N. J. James R. Carruth, Mgr. Telephone: 829-2399 ROUTE 130. RIVERTON, N. J. Robert A. Snover, Mgr. Telephone: 829-0830 517 FARNSWORTH AVENUE Bordentown, N. J. H. Staley Earnest, Mgr. Telephone: 829-0330 RIVERTON CARPET SALES BIGELOW-LEES RUG CLEANING BROAD 81 MAIN STREETS Warren Gilbert Broad 81 Main Streets Riverton, N. J. Y Real Estate Insurance SEEL BROTHERS Complete Printing and Service Advertising STEWART ASSOCIATES Palmyra' New Jersey Your Main Line Realtor Phone: 829-0607 Cinnaminson 829-6800 ROSVOLD PHARMACY Route 130 81 New Albany Road Cinnaminson, N. J. Phone: 829-4877 Compliments ot A FRIEND The Sfanclard of Qualify for Over Thir+y Years MILLSIDE FARMS Dis+ribu+ors of MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS 'For +he Home and S+ore U.S. No. 130 Riverside, N. J. Visii' Our Modern Dairy Bar Hobari' 1-0046 HUNTER BROTHERS Trucking Contra ctors CARDS soz cedar sneer. Riverton, N. J Clayton Hunter, Jr. Earl Hunter 829-292i 829 55l4 604 Main Street Riverton, N. J. Compliments of STEvE'S BARBER SHOP GIFTS South Side of Broad Street Palmyra, N. J. MAIN LINE CLEANERS One Hour Mar+inizing Builder Inc Route 130 and Willow Rd. ' ' Cinnaminson, N. J. BUILDER - DEVELOPER - 8294682 Extends his Wishes to the CLASS OF 63 829-2600 MCCARTER'S FARM MARKET 1810 Rowland Street Riverton, N. J. River Road, Riverton. N. J. Best Wishes to the S E N I O R from the CLASS OF 65 S 4 Come and Visit OUR FABRIC SHOP RIVERTON 5 81 10 SCO-I-I--S 528 Main Street Riverton, N. J. 829-395I MEN'S 8: BOY'S WEAR MAIN LINE FLYING A Rt. 130 81 Willow Dr. Riverton, N. J. 829-0688 RIVERSIDE, N. J. CINNAMINSON. N. J. Phone: 829-2738 CATERING TO WEDDINGS BANQUETS 8: PARTIES MILMARIAN Restaurant and Bar Finest of food served in our 829-3I00 ALLIED TIRE SALES, INC. V4 mile from Bridge Rf. 130 Palmyra, N. J Good Luck to the air-conditioned modern dining room CLASS OF ,,63,, P. J. Villari GIRL'S GYM CLUB Compliments of RI VERSIDE -ALLOY METAL DIVISION HK PORTER COMPANK INC. REYNOLD'S FLOWER SHOP Complimems of 223 W. Broad Street Palmyra, N. J. SHARON SWEET SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Rivedonl N. J' 829-l246 DAVIWS SHOES KING Msnlur 3. coMPANY. mc 11 E. Broad Street Palmyra, N. J. , Expemy Fmed 5 E. Brood Street Buster Brown for Children Palmyra' N. J. Naluralizer--American Girl for Women 829-2697 JIM'S SUNOCO SERVICE Next io Gino's :,l:j:'I04 U.S. RT. 130 Riverton, N. J. GENERAL REPAIRS Accessories Delivery 8: Pick-up CINNAMINSON BANK 8: TRUST CO. Serving Riverton - Palmyra - Cinnaminson for over half a cenlury Main OFFice A w o Palmyra OFFice Main 81 Harrison Sts. 5' 3.32612 Morgan lr Highland Ave. Riverlon, N. J. g '1'2 .E a.'i' gg Palmyra, N. J. nsvosnw sf a s AYEMBEF' Cinnaminson OFFice Riverton Road 81 Route 130 Cinnaminson, N. J. Role' Slim 6+ + e nlvsnron HAIR FAS:-noNs R IDE ROLLER DROME RWE, S . 8 I I 502 Broad Street pen every evening - R, + N J Saturday 8: Sunday Matinee l-4 27 'ver on' ' ' Riverside, N. J. 82947 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT CO. Compliments of Main Line Shopping Center THE HOMECOMING QUEEN Cinnaminson, N. J. 829-0788 i962 Our tine salesrooms are tilled with our own made chocolates. Asst. Chocolates- Fruits 8: Nuts-Crispy 8: Cherries-Bon Bons-Mints-Halt Dips-Salted Nuts and Fresh Creamy Fudge. BAYARD'S CHOCOLATE HOUSE nr. no a. mvenron noAn Cinnaminson, New Jersey Open Daily 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. lClosed Sundaysl Congratulations Congratulations 8: Best Wishes to the Great To the Class ot I9b3 Class ot '63 from THE GRAYSON FLOWER P.H.S. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS AND GIFT SHOP THE BEST IN FLOWERS AND PLANTS ALWAYS 111 E. Broad Street Palmyra, N. J. WOODIS ATLANTIC STATION Rt. 130 81 Riverton Rd. Cinnaminson, N. J. 829-9810 Normandy 2-0463 EDWARD MEBS COMPANY GENERAL PAINTING CONTRACTORS 1541 West River Drive Pennsaulcen 8, N. J. JAKE CUGLIOTTA'S BARBER SHOP 18 East Broad Street 829-5524 Palmyra, N. J. WM. K. PROSCHECK 11 Virginia Ave, Palmyra, N. J. General Property Repairs and Maintenance 1 What's Your Trouble? Compliments ot ERIN CLEANERS Compliments ot A FRIEND Peerless Leader KYWAY Uh-er, uh-wh?', uh! Kypoyop Jed? Lal 1119+ ess- Jolly cholly Slip me 5 Heb? lS:i5I'l1le'fI3LF'e'Und5 Wha+.are you doing now? The hargesl' of 'l'he Pixies Eggs O Bio es Smokmg 3 F5990 Two boos : One booboo enor anco will 'lhe meal- menw Th B bbl' B' h 9 Come a90n G,-inn: K,I,'1?,y Is op I Former A Sfuclenl Large Ed We sfrlve and Thrlve In l05 A Row of purple monkeys Y hh- . S II F B Krauss: Kranium K ,,,,, Come oa'r cheah onna p-oach 'n 'ralk abouf I+! Bllzardriaorifns Lose any radios,la+ely? Old Fanhful Lhe Sleefins Prince Szzlkztn Palch Pnales The Boy Who Owns lhe School Y8lhL?g-I-AN? The Landon Five 545 iarendel M Vivacious Vibralionisfs A. Boleyn a c. Howard RTL Lacvefigcjmpanion The Mvs+efv Voice Complimen+s of BRARY COUNCIL LI PIONEER WOOD PRODUCTS CO. f Riverlon, N: J. Besl Wishes lo 'l'l1e McMAHEN'S ESSO CLASS OF 1963 Rf. 130 81 Highland Ave. 'From THE CLASS OF me Ri'e'+ ' N' J' Complimen'l's of TED RAPP, PONTIllC Henry and Norman Hathaway Welcome You To HATHAWAY'S LODGE FINE Foon AND DRINKS PACKAGE GOODS TO GO Route 130 and Cinnaminson Avenue Cinnaminson, N. J. RICE 81 HOLMAN FORD HEADQUARTERS Since I923 Merchontville. N. J. Congratulations to the Class of 63 BROADWAY THEATER A Family Operated Theater MR. EDWIN A. KARPEN MRS. EDWIN A. KARPEN Sales - Engineering - Service C. N. HUBBS AND SON PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 523 Cinnominson Avenue Palmyra, N. J. 829-0234 RIVERSIDE WOODWORKING CO. Lumber, Kitchen Cabinets, Millwork Plywood Hardware St. Milliel Drive HO I-I l48 Riverside, N. J. Catering--Banquets - Weddings and All Occasions RICHARDS RESTAURANT I lHealflI'Fully Air Conditionedl I we u. s. nmno Riverton, N. J. Compliments of THE ORCHESTRA LANDGRAFS MOBIL SERVICENTER U. S. Rt. ij:I30 8: Willow Dr. Cinnaminson, N. J. 829-9725 DELAWARE VALLEY ELEVATOR COMPANY 131 South 24th Street Philadelphia 3, Pa. CLASS 0F 1963 F 'rh CLASS OF 1964 E. L. BUD REEVES Jobber and Builder-Cus'I'om Building AlI'era'I'ions - Siding - Acldifions 237 Horace Avenue Palmyra, N. J. Dial: 829-0042 Besl' Wishes for a Swinging 'Io I'he Swinging Class of 63 from fhe Swinging PHS DANCE BAND Complimenfs of H. B. WILLIAMS. INC. nouns 73 Ann anon smears Palmyra, N. J. Comple'Ie Cockfail 81 Snack l+ems MAINLINE DELICATESSEN 81 LUNCHEONETTE 'I410 U. S. 130 Cinnaminson, New Jersey FUEL OIL - COAL ESSO STATIONS None BeH'er Complimen'I's of MOTT'S SERVICE STATION Rf. 73 81 Spring Garden Sts. Palmyra, N. J. 829-I Loo 829-9564 ll Congralulafions and Bes+ Wishes Io I'l1e CLASS OF 1963 'From +l1e F. T. A. R 1Q PZQAEMYM E550 SERWHQEMR R R RMU R RQRGRR Rnmgggg t RARARA A R i A RRURWRR, nm. BROAD 81 MORGAN Palmyra, N. J. 829-9553 Good Luck fo fhe Class of 63 L. L. KEATING ffm 'he SODAS AND ICE CREAM 30Y'5 GYM C'-U3 GREETING CARDS R R STATIONERY - CANDY Good Luck fo Riverton, New Jersey fhe Class of 53 829-9540 az9-9seu from P.H.S. MAJORETTES COMPLIMENTS OF lvYsToNE INN I Besl' Wishes I..INCOLN'S LUNCHEONETTE Complimenls of' V HOWARD M. SAXTON Complele Landscape Service Designing and Planling 2126 Cove Road Pennsaulcen 8, N. J. NO 3-6933 EARLE B. HARDER General Elecfric Appliances POWER 81 LIGHT INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS 'IDU E. Broad Sfreef Palmyra, N. J. 829-0267 J. T. EVANS CO. Riverton, New Jersey PLYWOOD - ATLANTIC FUEL - LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS - HARDWARE PAINT - MILLWORK 829-0302 DONALD R. MOUNT Plumbing - Healing - Cooling IFor your HeaII'I1 and Comforfl 111 Cinnominson Avenue Palmyra, N. J. 829-3459 PALMER L. ADAMS, Real Es+a+e Licensed Broker Business, Residenlial 8: Farm Properfies Adams Building, 531 Cinnaminson Ave. 829-026I Palmyra, N. J Congralulalions lo fhe THE CLASS OF 63 from +I'1e F. N. A. OLDS-COMMUNITY. INC. Oldsmobile Sales and Service 6-10 Broad Sfreef Riverfon, N. J. Phones: 829-2050 - 205I Your Car is my business Pick Up and Delivery Service BOB'S ATLANTIC Complimenfs of THE LADIES AUXILIARY PARRY VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. Jil Calering lo PARTIES. WEDDINGS AND BANQUETS New Albany nd. s. nf. 130. cinnaminm Fo' 'm 'na I C-H: 829-0785 No Job Too Big or Too Small Bob EberI', Prop. 829-9769 THE REEVES AGENCY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 529 Cinnaminson Avenue Phone: 829-0787 Compliments ot GEORGE'S SNACK SHOP Broad and Garlield Hair Styling - Permanent Wave - Hair Coloring Beauty by ANGELO Palmyra RAPP'S HARDWARE l l 1-1 13 West Broad Street Palmyra, New Jersey 829-0978 Cinnaminson Ave. 8: Clay St. For Appointment 829-4555 Moorestown 22 Main Street Street ot Shops BE 5-5550 ROGERS NEWS AGENCY United Cigar Store Sales Agent 15 East Broad Street Palmyra, N. J. ED'S MQBIL SERVICE CENTER New River Rd. 81 Public Rd. Palmyra, N. J. Compliments of THE JETS CLUB 74 Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Wm. Abeles Adams Robert Adams George F. Adams William Adams John Adelizzi J. R. Ainsworth James B. Allan R. M. Andrews Annan Aschmann M. L. Baas Robert Bacon Garwood Bacon Walter S. Barclay Charles Bartholomew Nick Batlis Harry W. Bauer Wm. E. Bauer Jake Beitz Herbert Belar Joe Benny David Benson E. Bintliff Clarence Berg Lewis Bettinger Bink Lee Blackeby LeRoy Blackman Herbert Bleam Marvin Blum B. F. Bogen John Bohn Joseph Bolletina Reeves Borden Owen Bottger Bowen Thomas I. Bowen E. J. Boyle James E. Bradshaw A. B. Branson H. B. Brady John Broemme Buckalew W. Buddendorf Howard Bumgarner Mayor and Mrs. Sydney Burger Dr . and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Burger Burghart Ralph Bye Nels Bystrom George Buzz Charles W. Callahan Edson Carhart J. Casey O. A. Chang Lyle Chapman Elliot Charpentier William Chong Cianci C. Ciurlino Arthur Clark Donald H. Clark Charles A. Clauser, Jr. John A. Clauser Charles Clement, 3rd Kenneth K. Clewell Harry Clover Frank Coates Philip Cochrane Beresford Coe Grandon R. Cole James Coleman, Sr. Bob Coles Clement A. Collins PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Collins John Comas Corr A. Corroditti Joseph Cotter Thomas Coursen Cregar Albert Curran W. Curtin Ralph A. Curtis T. Czaja J. Damiano Charles Dando V Ralph Danley Bill D'Autrechy James M. Davidson, Sr A. M. Davis Charles Davis Christopher Davis Wesley W. Davies, Jr. Warren A. Dear I. U. Degler John Deitz Norman DeLaney Norman Delzeit D. DeNardis Carmen DeRosa W. DeVault James G. Devor William Devece Wm. G. Dieterle Walter Dickinson D. J. Dilorio Kennith Dimond William Dinn Donachy D. Donovan Elmer Doron Charles E. Dorworth Mr. and Mrs. George Dorworth and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and.Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. s. Quentin Ferguson Rev. and Mr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Downs William Downs Dudziaks W. L. Durham, Jr. Allan Eaton Harold A. Eaton Robert Eberhardt Luke K. Eberly Edgar E. Eck W. Edinger Joseph Eigenbrood H. S. Elder Thomas Embley Robert K. Emens Benjamin Endres Harry Engel Eppolite R. Evans Robert Evaul D. Paul. Ezrah G. Faraghan Ralph Faust Faustini R. Felzot M. Fellner R. J. Fichter Herbert Fischer Robert J. Finney Robert Fisher Payton Flournoy James J. Flynn, Brd. Leon Forman Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . R. Freyer . Wilbur Fry . Edward L. Gallagher Charles Galoway Adam Gecinger William Gemmel, Jr . William Gerhart . Gerkens Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerkens Mr. and Mrs. A. Giampaolo Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goens Mr. and Mrs Mr. . Robert Goens and Mrs. A. Gold Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs Re v. and Mr . B. Goldstein s. Goldy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Norman Grady Dr. and Mrs. Robert Graham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grant Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Green Mr. and Mrs. J. Greenleaf Mr. and Mrs. C. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Griffith Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Arthur Gowell . Harry V. Groome Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Groome and Mrs. Joseph Grossman Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Haag, Jr. . 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