Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)
- Class of 1944
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However, The lwo-fold guidonce progrom, vocolionol ond educo- Tionol, which involves noi' only sludenfs ond locully, buf fhe communify service clubs os well, wos helping us molce our decision. For orienrolion purposes. speolcers oc- quoinl +he pupils with +he odvon+oges ond disodvonloges of prolessionol, commer- ciol, ond induslriol life. Nexf come lhe clinics, where informofion becomes speci- fic. These leclures by someone oulslond- ing in o porliculor field oid Those inler- esled in secreloriol or generol clericol po- silions, nursing, phormocy, leaching, music, welding, medicine, orl, chemislry, engi- neering, eleclricily, and occounling, ln lhe visilolion progrom, sponsored by 'rhe Rolory ond fhe Business ond Profes- sionol Womens clubs, college preporolory ond generol sludenls hove fhe oppor+u- nily lo spend o doy wilh o person who is ocluolly proclicing lhe vocofion for which lhe sludenl is preporing. WE WERE PREPARINCS Operaling on a cooperalive basis are The commercial and vocafional deparf- menls, which send lheir pupils info busi- ness offices and induslries of lhe ciiy. The Kiwanis Club and lhe Junior Cham- ber of Commerce recognize scholarship, wilh ihe lormer presenfing medals lo Those slancling highesf in lhe graduafing class, and lhe lafler awarding a scholarship io be used in any college or universily, Alh- lelically minded are fhe Lions and Kiwa- nians. The Lions give a mosl valuable player award fo a member of fhe varsify loolball ie-am, while lhe Kiwanians sponsor 'rhe l-lolslein Memorial baslcelball Tourna- menl. Oplimisls are inleresled in The wel- fare of Junior Oplimisls. Thus fhe very personal conlacls wifh 'rhese organizalions malce each boy and girl feel lhol he and she would lilce lo be a member ol one of lhese clubs and be- come a vilal par? ol communily life. FUR CCDMMUIXIITY LIFE VOQLXZ 'flu Xu V g',fafhE,,f X! ff ! 7,1 nm. 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But in mm male. ana make mixcvw . pw-dmam the nggfee- yur. 'ivdesgvne oi Enmgf ntebeiote ns. vi e have Xeatnen Wen' V' N-'YVH2 WNV? 00 :Oxn- vwnfxgk, no vackkaixon. 'We Vnwkei 9-ww! anna anA v1nX Arwe and svn m vkwd awdxnnk we 'Fmgixre at we Yixdxng, Sun. Nts-Abi ant 'Sad and P4098 ann kniw dw Cones naw engaggn the enegnq-. we name Wren 36XneA. 'We Yaixnc an mbnt to bl- bgukeimnn Kntnve news Yfnx nntn vic- has dune one 'mek YN e Vfnovi not vlnm ine me mu. vi 2 wvknngnx on oi knw vi e wry ka our a. 1 Cl-ICDCDI. LIFE CHANGED Glaring headlines announcing The pass- ing ol ihe Seleclive Service Ac? and lafer The disasfer af Pearl Harbor filled our hearls wilh dread. Even The daily salufe 'fo The flag held a graver meaning. Juniors and seniors became an essenlial parl ol The communily sooner Than lhey had anlicipaled, for lhe communify fund direclors called on ihem lo sludy lhe worlc ol lhe social agencies in fhe cify and be- come sludenf speakers in The yearly drive, When lhc drall age was lowered 'ro cighleen, The guidance program was ex- Tended io include pre-inducfion lec+ures on all branches ol fhe Armed Forces. The girls were lorfunale enough 'ro be able lo conlinuo lheir plans lor fhe lulure, buf lhe boys lorsoolc fheir ambifions and prepared lo serve under fhe Unifed Slales colors. . ,... A AN D 6 3 f ff . f rr --E. .iw fl Z Lb!-.. :-g .QA ' K . f' X A kiwi: Y ' ' ! v. cmes a e ,... v, wm eeson, , . 1 , ff' f f 7 Qi, , fr g,,,fyff ,.,,L L Pvi, Milfon Berman, U. S. A. Pvf, Offo Boehme, U. S 'WN X 3. . H A 2 Pn, Ralph Byrne. U- 5. M AWC Roberf E. Clark, U. S. A. F 235 william J. Ear,-,,,, U. 5 N Pvt. Peier Cellini, U. S. A. E. M. 3f'c Walter Craig, U. S, N. Jr A C Earl Edge, U. S. A. S Zfc Donald J. Gallager, U. S. N. S 2,'c Eugene Hess, U. S N Pfc. Frederick J. Eufrosio, U. S. A. PW- vvimflm GWYNVM U- S- A- AIXISWERED THE P11 BHIUSA PtEd B USA THESE OF US ev- S Zfc Reber! Hinlon, U. S. N. Pvf. John Lilley. Jr., U. S. A. M. M. zfc saw.-.fa Kohn.. u. s. N. Pvf. Samuel Miwfmki. U. S Pfc. Henry Nacrelli, U. S. M. S Zfc Levin H. Perry. U. S. N. AIXS Samuel News, U. S. N. AKC William R. Phillips, U. S Pfc. William PiHs, U. S. A. S Zfc John G. Scoff, U. S. N. S. 2 c George J. Sacks, U. S. N. AXS Fred J. Sfailsr, U. S. N 3 , C: 'gi A '-f' F lfc E. M. Thomas Trainer, U. S. N. Pvf. Harold Walfzer, U. S. A. Pvl. Joseph Wagner, U. S. A. Pvf. Edward Zclfiri, U. S CALL TCD ARMS CDUR FACULTY fo- y William F. Alsfon, Ph. M. 2'c David J, Andei-gon, U, S, M, S, Ensign Helen Buci Naval Medical Cenler Company Commander and Beilwesda, Maryland lnsirudor Cedar Falls. Iowa uni' I 3 Edward T. Capkovic, S, K. 3fc Privale Samuel D. Craven Thomas J. Forsyih, A. M. M. lfc Prinler, Tamplcinsville, U. S. A. Special Projects Division S, l., New Yorlr Assislanl Chaplain Philadelphia Navy Yard Roberf B. Forwood, Sp. lAl lfc Ensign Sonia Galey, U. S. N. R. Lieulenoni Joseph F. Green Ships Company Washington, D, C. U. S. A. A. C. Tampa, Florida Senior Taclical Officer Gellysburq, Pa. WAS CAI I ED, T00 Lieuienanl Levin B. Hanigan U. S. N. R. Assislani Engineering Oflicer U. S. S. Ellioli Privale Herman Mailman Camp Blancling, Florida Ensign Regina G. Hynes U. S. N. R. Washington, D. C. Corporal Joseph E. Rluen. U. S. A. Personnel Deparlrnenl Comp Gruber, Oklahoma .125 Lieufananf Frank Slain Ground Sclwool lnsfruclor Spence Field. Moullrie, Georgia Privaie Roy Johnson, Jr. Anli-Aircroll Division For? Ord, California 5' Lieulenanf Silas H. Shoemaker U. S. N. R. Ordnance Deporlmenf New Yorlc Pfc. James D. Vermeychuk A. A. C. Camp Luna, New Mexico Karl E, Agan, Principal, A.B., Union College: MS., Universily ol Pennsylvania: lwonorary M.A., Pennsylvania Mililary College. Member of Plii Del+a Kappa, Della Upsilon, Philadelphia Suburban Principals' Associafion. Tl-IRCDUGI-l ALI. THIS lr. JJ War has doubled lhe dulies ol our adminislro- lors. Nor only are They guiding fhe foculry and sludenl body buf lhey are parlicipaling in many communify aclivilies. Before 'rhe war Their iob was great now if is Tremendous. Mr. Agan is a member of 'rhe execulive commil- lee of lhe Chesler Civilian Defense Council, chair- man of lhe speakers' commiflee for The Commu- niry Fund Drive, and a member of fhe execufive commillee ol The Delaware Counly Healrh Associ- alion. School defense coordinalor and o member of The Oprimisl Club is Mr. l-lalberf, who also finds lime fo devole fo 'rhe Coasl Guard Reserve, Miss Emmolfs inferesl' in girls malces her well qualified for 'rhe office of educarion chairman of lhe Business ond Professional Women's Club and member of The Loan Commirree, which assisls girls in furlhering rheir educafion. Edna S. Emmorr, Dedn ol Girls. Graduale Ches+er llligh School, former men? L mercial +,l:vicef pgesidf f + e Chesfer Buefmess d rgigsional Women's Club. Vincenr A. l-lalberl, Vice Principal, Holds B.S. and M.S. degrees from Bucknell: member of Kappa Phi Kappa, nafional honorary educarion frafernifyg Sigma Chi, and American Associalion of Bccleri- ologisrs. THESE CUIDING HANDS Top Row: Alda M. Adams Commercial Frederic G. Addis English Peier Albanese Science A. Graff Alderfer Science Agnes l... Alexan Librarian Second Row: G. Bailey Alexander Vocalional David M. Baker Vocaiional Calvin Barlieb Social Science Florence O. Benjamin Social Science l-lead ll' K Qlish STEERED US IN Leah E. Bloom English Lillian V. Boiesen Mailiomalics Harold Boyer Physical Eclucalion Selina T. Bradley English Raymond H. Brandi Vocalional J. Harold Brewsier Physical Eclucalion Alexander H. Brown English Alben' J. Buono English Alfred D. Buono Social Science Callierine Cape Commercial .sfo qv- Tl-IE RIG!-IT DIRECTION lop Raw: Mary V. Carroll English Hannah F. Cassell Social Science Isabel Clark Commercial Sylvia M. Cohen f'N-,fsislanl Secrolary David L. Conglefon Alice F. Ewing Rulh D. Har Vocalianal Harnemaling f S4 Ballain Raw: Harold V. Harfman Spanislw Effie M. Hibbs Science l-load Sarah P. Holcroff Spanisli G. Roy Hosler Meclianical Drawing William S. Houpf Social Science 3 f All wi.. . in ' , 1 l f i U . -1 3 IQ. iw - L he W ,1 ... , , ,,,,1 l -. X i A r V . , ,.,, 1, I l .QQ 3. 5 6 Y ii S I,'xf,4 nf V . ..wf 'g I 5 l 'S . .- we 3-s -g Q 3 - , .fs Q., ' Q' 5' li' ,M , f v - XWTQY jf-54.0 ' , .uau-ua. .5 Top Row: 1' Second Rowfi Third Row: I Bollom Row: fl, ri. , ' rp p' fjf K 5 ffl' If 7 1 I ., Leall fgrdqg lj Charles D. Long Margare+ A. McNeal Margaref G. Nofhnagle ' ,ff lishhrf Music Supervisor Science Homennalcing Robed Journey Howard Lu'H'on Edna M. Mills Marfha L. Pancoasf Induslriol Arfs Vocalional Ml-'SiC Lalin Winona King Jennie Mahon Mildred H- M00f9 John C. P8l1+9COS'l' Homemalcing Supervisor Commercial SeC'elC 'Y VOCGllOf10l Henry B. Kulp Vera H. McBride, R.N. Morgofel K- MUlCl00I'1 W. Henry F. Pierson Vocalional French A Social Science G M C ' Malhemalics E '9liSl1 Physical Educafion TCDWARD CDUR .1 Lai 'r list 5 A of 5' 3 s. .Vx sf nf E A 'Q' M -1 ... 6- -5 ,y f-if azwr-i Top Row: Second Row: Third Row: fl KJ 'W' mf? W. Roberl' Prosser I Leong M, Sealey Marguerile N. Thorn CoEmer9 Physical Educalion Arr Clara P. Riley . Frank Selefz Edna M. Wagner English Social Science Harry L. Riley Roberf F. Sholly Vocalional Malhemalics Abigail S. Rowland Lg! Ing English s ecrela y Carolin M. ScoH' Elizabefh D. Slevens Commercial l-lomemalcing GCDAI.-VICTCD RY English l-lead Margaref E. Walker English .lames E. Walson Vocalional Gerlrucle S. Weaver German , br I 'ii' 1 LA QJ- Bollom Row: Edifh While English Rufh M. Williams Physical Educalion Milion C. Woodlen Malhemalics Lewis R. Zelley Music Clare M. Ziegler Commercial ,X 1 , . mf 1 f L., ,jwn !i,,5L1fff' 0,,.,4' . FCDR l-IER PARTICULAR WE HCDNOR Mrs. Abigail S. Rowland, an inslruclor in lhe English deparlmenl. Mrs. Rowland began her leaching career, however, in a counlry school, before moving on lo lhe Oalc Grove and John Welherill schools, and her success as an inslruclor she allribules 'ro lhe lacl lhol she has laughl all grades from one fo fwelve. Although lhis palienl leacher has had in her classes pupils ,ol all divi- sions ol the English curriculum, quile noliceable is her fondness lor vocalional boys, ol whom she ollen boasls, They are such line fellows. And if is evi- denl lhol lhe prelerence is mulual, lor lhese pupils, IOO slrong, aclcnowledge Mrs, Rowland lo be lheir lavorile. Thirly years ol her life have been devoled 'ro leaching, buf she has lound lime along lhe way lo lollow her inleresfs in anliaues and needlepoinl. Summer vacalions she spends visiling her sisler in California, where her love ol boys again predaminales. She is an aclive member ol The Los Angeles U. S, O., in which she acls as a personal service clerlc, cheering lhe boys on their way and giving valuable assislance in personal ma++ers. Perhaps her greal inleresl in boys is prompled by her love lor her son, John, now serving wilh lhe Chemical Engineers ol The U. S, Army. 1 4 Qi CDUR CURRICULUM College preparalory sludenls find lhem- S6lveS carrying an addilionally heavy load. Alrhough no subiecfs have been dropped, accenr has been placed on 'rhe science, malhemalics, and physical educalion pra- grams lo help lhose who anhcipare enler- ing lhe Armed Forces. Since phvsical educarion is now a must, every high school sfudenf is under' going a condihaning program of calisfhen- ics, appararus worlc, and sporls. The English classes have come +o fhe aid al rhese prospecnve service men by leaching lhem lo prepare summaries, lef- lers ol delermenl and lo fill in correclly drall queslionnaires. War prose and poelry have been added lo lhe culfural lileralure already being laughf. CHANGED Even 'rhe language courses have been affecfed by Jrhe greaf world crisis, wifh nolicealole depreciafion in Lafin and a de- cided leaning foward Spanish. The social sciences such as American cilizenship, hislory, and problems of de- mocracy are classes where +he apprecia- lion of our American herilage is being sfressed fo every sludenl. One is also learning The need of a loleranl' allifude foward our enemies and lhe advanlage of friendly inlernalional relalionships wilh our Soufh American neighbors and lhe coun- fries abroad. The war has lilerally reached info every room of Chesler High School, lor The library also is displaying on ils shelves war lileralure of all lypes. fir L TCD MEET d oT The generoi sTudenTs, ond h, ond A vorieTy oT suioiecTs is oT The common The course oT sTudy is consTonTiy being revised. Required ore Engiis socioi sciences, buT pupiis moy choose irom The iorge seTecTion oT moThemoT- ics, science, commercioi, shop, homemoicing, music, ond orT courses oTTered. Designed especioiiy To give The sTudenT o chonce To Toiiow his inTeresT ond To heip him decide upon o vocoTion, This course oTTords o brood, generoi ' d To Toice Their pioces in The ' Th educoTion. 'T ore deTiniTeiy being prepore ' The iciboroTory, The oTTice, e ' ionT, Generoi pupis posTfwor worid, WheTher iT be in The home, shop, The home-Turnishing ond decoroTing deporTmenT, or The TexTiie p 'ii Tind successTuiiy occupied in Their chosen Tieid groduoTes oT This roiimenT oT oii curricuio oTTered. one wi course, which boosTs The iorgesT en Xa NEW r ' 'Q' Q' 57 fi' gb was , 3 '35 I LNLU X N., ..., . 6 -'0',,Q2,g -'Xb 545 . go ,I .-ff' ' 9' ,,. . QA: ,511 A -c . ' --:K -1-.......,L, .- .em gk: ...a-f-f ' ! 4 S . :1 If K . l dug F' l. ' 2 fp 7 .-. Y 'ff q-'Q H lr 4 Q 1 x Y R , l E of ,X A-ff Af f?5' 'Rfb A529 x9 N1 I8 E Ofiliul Vnlucsfor -v X .. . A . l-llbl. 0fPoin! 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'tn ,. fh ' -1? ff vt L ' - I I' Y if x I' Y P M .1 , JI S . ,f :,,-Q X .Q i ik m any N. ,Q 4 .1 f .,. -T-.AQQ V f f .., X f 4X ,L n g iii! 3 3-rs 3 M V M v ,bg :Fr - ' , -vs , A -x X U I S Q S' Qs 1' 4' V i , Wx . . - K v' - 1 li ,X 5 wx gli If 'i Y 1 Ahhh x Q, KIXIQWING BECAME A Yes, more Than ever beTore, The cry is Tor skilled labor. Boys wiTh a specialized Trade have Turned To precision work in indusTry and are gaining high raTings and ranlc in The Armed Forces. The new vocaTional building, which opened in The Tall of l94I, wiTh an ex- panded program, is proving iTs need and worTh, Tor Today many oT iTs graduaTes are The Navy's radio-men, signal corpsmen, and elecTricians Tram The elecTrical de- parTrnenT, who received I8O minuTes of shopfrraining daily over a period ol Three years. MACHINES INIECESSITY Dralfsmen and engineers .who build and repair our ships, salvage our lcnlcs and planes on lhe farflung balflefields are lhe recenl pallernmalcers and machinisfs of lhe vocalional course. On lhe home front upperclassmen are speeding lhe day of viclory lhrough a co- operalive program of fwo weelcs in class, Twokweelcs in indusfry, ond +hrough repair and moir-lenance work Throughoul +he school, If experience is The besl +eacher, cerfoinly vocafional sfuclenls now serving 0+ home and abroad will find definife places for Jrhemselves in The pos?-war worlcl. WV Q . PRXNT ERS WG MET AL AUTCD NNE GDXNGRKERS WCDRKERS CH ANXCS WERE SCDREEY NEEDED Seiecrive Service och whereby The vocoiionoi cieporimenr hos i'fs own ZH indusrrioi orrs ireshrnen, hoping 'ro become vocorionoi siudenrs, ore por- iicipoiing in c one-yeor orienroiion program, which consisrs oi nine weeks' iroining in eoch of four shops. Pxbiiiiy, pius The resuhs of cnpiiiude Tears, de kermines whether These conciidoies wiii be successiui. ioo, ore Taking shoo courses 'TO ossisr them in pork Generoi srudenis, Mme robs .A'V' v MUSIC STREINIGTHENED l-IGME FRCDIXIT MGR!-XI.E Q I UR HIST While numerous groduofes of The music moior course hove underfolcen The Toslc of keeping The spiriTs of our servicemen ond women olive Through The medium of melody. Wherever The Americon colors wove, one con find o chorol or insTrumenTol group giving encourogemenf To Their fellow coun- Trymen ond service men. These men musT molce music Their ovocofion for The presenf even Though Their exTensive Troining would hove obly cidopTed iTself To Their life worlc Becouse of on exTreme shorfoge of professional musicions, orchesfro leoders ore finding iT neces- sory To hire high school insTrumenTolisTs for weelc- ends. This is The reoson for The disbonding of Ches- Ter's donce orchesTro, l l i I T ik? .fr i . a .A ' ff , I , .ff 'X KJ ,1 Milli. . -if L' 1 T -v ,4 ' ' ' ' A' , 0?L:.'f :ix QW! li' , , I lv FQ fig, . I W ' ,Q A 4 5'5 ,4 - 0 i ' .T ' ,f x x K, f ii l X, Q! NJ The boys' glee club and The mixed chorus have been disorganized because ol The decrease in boys' enrollmenT. However, few changes have been made in The curriculum iTselT, Training is sfill vocaTional as well as avocaTional, Classes in harmony, Theory, melody, arranging and conducTing, and apprecia- Tion are TaughT. Membership in one oT The music organizaTions is required. SpiriTual, marTial, and war music are The pre- vailing Tunes oT The day, buT classical and culTural airs are noT TorgoTTen in The midsT of war. l-lighlighTing The acTiviTies oT The organizaTions are The ChrisTmas CanTaTa ol The choral clubs, The spring concerTs oT The vocal and insTrumenTal groups, and The responses oT all To communiTy demands. 1.-' . f l vv ' ' l-IOMEMAKERS , STUDIED PGINTS 1 f l l-. T' gm- RW' i: 1 .l h V ' ,- ' rf Je- L I fx X ' A ' I f .I -X' - ' ' ,W Y- f a '. 515 gf- -. .. :Wi 3 - , 2 A--,L A .. ff 1 ' 43' s V- T- . li ,L - ,., .':. ' - ' ,EXT Y.-ty.0 44.1 .Vw- .fl Sulnalllulos lor GCOVVV' loods ond nwollwodn ol rnolrinfq clollwof. lon lonfzr-r om lwo of llwo mony now prolulerns lhol slwflfnlz ol llwo lwornf-'nwnlnnn Clcporlmenl' ore -,olvlnm Vlfoy. ol prepnrlng rmnll serving manly we lnwporlonl, lwl locloy 0 lcnowl, Pilgo Ol wlzzlilulei lor SU-Alf! ond lmllef mncl llwc rofoqnillon ol llwo nnlrlllon vinluc ol Clwoopffr ciuls ol meal ore C f,', onllol. Wullw o flcfldofl dlllfi-fonfn lwnlwrrln wo-,ont and preifwor rnclerlolz, ll ll. olwlon, TO lwornornmlfnq pupil, llwol Q rornoclo fmfrnonl lwol, morn lcmllngj quolillm llnon o now ono, Nol only do y'1Ug'vvl lolln-wily: illlf COlH'if5 ml ulurly obloln lcnowlodqo lo oqnlp fnfgm lor VI Corner ln llwg ligzlfl ml lexlllna Und nlllriwon il llvwy IW donno, lull llwoir lrolning ln Clwllfl Core ond lwornollvlnq will be voluoble ln lno vuccess ol posllwor lomuly lile. rn? ,,,.-'ff YW M M 7'r- 5 N-. i i i V ' W WE WENT ALL QUT f Y 5 if l.l P' 05 x Q ii' W 1 Willi an impressive induclion service on February 4, I943, ol flue Viclory Corps. Originalina from A v llie Air Service division are ine Civil Air Palrol 9' Cadels, a uniformed group al boys now under llie supervision al 'flue Army. Mililary drill willw llie parenl squadron and classes in naviaolion, radio, and meleorology are conducled weekly al' llwe Cliesier Armory under llie insfruclion ol Lieulenanl Berlrand Goodman, adviaer, Former Masler Ser- qeanl Roberl Lalcln was inducled inio llie Army in January. Serving capably on llie lionie lronl in llwe Com- munily Service division, members Ol wlriiclw are do- ing llieir bil lor Viclory by Selling luberfulosis Scala aclina af. volunleer memengers lar civilian delenne, and assisling llwe librarian in dulies lormerly cov- ered by N.Y,A, workers. Pupils ol consumer educalion ala i,i. ei, liavn aivon invaluable aid lo llie O.P.A, by canvaminq Chos- ler'5 buainess esfablislwmenliz lo -:ee 'mol price ceill ings are in ollecl and rolion poinls accepled. Qi lllX mm mia mm N ? YYQ if 2 5,33 X ,V -F- 1923 -ff V gl- i ' ' v': -1-,..1- ' -1. . 2 u I if ,g23:i:f:-' K .l,r YM ral Vfulrrrllr- Ployrrr Awordf' A'-rr Il flolf, YC l f.l.rl4vlff:-p1'CSldf'V'vl. Q. x -r DORIS E. WOOD, Secrelcry E lf 5 , , 9 Bunlrvrq Low-, R, U, l Y Gul Wf 'Al E Wr-l-rrvvfo wpovk v. fvr', Jr, Apr'-,rl F pl A-3 V r'lr'rrmolir gocioly, drf,qrg51rrn Qlrrlw, 'frm 'Q lg nl lr sucvorovy, 3. Will join Conf-? N Q, X Cmpsl ARY A. BELDECOS, Treasurer X YV I V 'if-1 -Q lv' ' 3ll Ppnmall 'N 'Xx' M,f,Q. Mug.. h - Ar! . 10,31 l'l rr r Nl, fl-mol flullw Sf , r K W - Ano rx- 'Null i1 m r rl- ,J -HW. f 'mr Qff-.gg a N f fr rg r rr-,-rr Wl nf ..,yA -V. X X A Qi, A' VI . r -W M7 Cf l lf' JAMES E. sHnoM, Presidenf M? A X ' E LX, 5 72? Mfrplr- 'lrorvucrv ' xx X' 4 V 'wrlr vol---ll'-flriflcun , Q' ll' 1 ' Y-' Xrwl Q' HAROLD P. DEHNER, Vice-Presidenf Q Q I5 Rldlfry Drlvf? I ' Crwlloqrr Proporolory l'l-ll vi fwr 3 Gpfvvls 'Jnr lrrirrw Srrwd- lr-,f. lwwlirnll rgplorrr, vrlrslly Exoslrelbmll A .md l.ro5,Ql3oll lollormorr. Eovmilc, UNOHH. lf 'IJ THUS AS SEIXIICDRS WE ARE EQUIPPED EGR EITHER ERCDNT Tlwcge 5ix odvrlsers lrovo guided We clo-.9 llwrouqlw Els lwurfycror .r r glruggle lo oclwieve diplomosg wlrrlo lwo former Coumerlorfa orc por- licipoling in o lor more rmporlorwl corrllrcl by lwclpmrq Umilo Som win World Wor ll. Lieulenorwl Levlm B. ldlomlgon, Asslslorrl Englnoerifrq Qlllcor On llwo USS. George EA Elliill, Cl Novol lronsporl in llwe Pafrlif Wgur Zone, Iwo: seen oclion in Amorlcom, Europvon, ond A-.rolic Tlweolrofs. A.M.M.lwlC Tlwomos J. Eorsyllw rs slolloned of H19 Plwllodelplwro Novy Yord, where he is engrossed in work of cr corrlidenlrol rrolurc. Peler Albonese Leah E. Bloom Selina T. Bradley , W far N E I 0 .. 0 X , SENICDRS Enlering high school in Sepfember, I94O, we did noi realize lhai many of us would be aslced ro dan fhe uniform ol our counfry insiead of lhe cap and gown signifying gradualion. Had peace prevailed, we would have been rhe largesf class in The hisfory of lhe school. As freshmen, we numbered 448. Smedley Junior High senf us 272 sludenfs in our sophomore year, and Doug- lass Junior High added 77 more as juniors. This number has de- creased lremendously because of fhe enfrance of many of our classmales info indusfry and 'rhe Armed Forces. Even 'rhe influx ol families info Chesier has noi noficeably increased our ranks. We organized in our sophomore year under fhe presidency of John Russell, an indusfriol. William Phillips, anofher induslrial, now an Army aviofion cadef, led us as juniors. This year, again, 'ihe vocofional deparlmenr, which has confribuled 'rhe greafesf number from our class fo Uncle Sam, has given us our presidenl, James Shrom. Though enrering a diiiferenl world from 'rhol aniicipaied, we are prepared and willing 'ro do our besl. Some of us will ioin 'fellow classmen in 'rhe Service, while olhers will fake fheir places on fhe home front To our presenf advisers and officers we are grafeful for 'rheir guidance al home, and io 'rhose in lhe Service, for 'Phe profecfion lhey are affording us. fel 7 i, .' v' -a. xx., ' Q Mdrgdref A McNeal Mar+ha L. Pancoczsi' Frank Seleh g 8 R ill 'x I ri' X fi. ,-ill' il ki ff ' Q .M r g 55 ' f 03,94-f'i Wi ii Upper Panel, Leif io Right ELIZABETH P. ALBANO lO2I W, Fillh Commercial-Secrelarial A Franklin gradiiale. Aclive in clramalic :,oi,iely, discussion club, girls' A. A. Fi lure secrolary. LEAH ALDSTADT 630 E. Ninlh General Carnes lo mrs from Morrisdole, Pa, Looks forward lo being a successful housewife. Member of dramalic sociely. JANE T. ALLARD 2830 W. Tenlli Commercial Arrived lrom Beach Haven High and would like lo be a good secrelary, Dra- rnalic sociely member, CLAUDE L. ALLEN lO22 W. Eighlh Vocalional-Machinisl Lover ol horses who hopes someday lo have his Own slables. Unlil lhen, hQ'II lie a rnachinisl. STANLEY ALPRIN I l I9 Edgmonl College Preparalory Sian , inarian who would like lo be a Veler- COr1'iE'S lo Chesler from Burling- lon High, Verrrionl. I. 'Af' 1 5' Lower Panel, Top Row EVELYN O. ANDERSON l52l W. Ninlh Ari Major Aclive in Dunbar Sociely, arl club. Favorile leachers, Mr, Pierson and Miss Bleloch. Fufure orlisl. FANNIE E. ANDERSON l223 Edward l-lomomaking Aclivilies: Dunbar Sociely, homernaking club. Former Douglass sludenl who hopes lo become a Uniled Slales Nurse Cadel. J. EDWARD ANTHONY 229 W, Ninth Vocalional-Pallernmaker Eddie expecls lo receive pilal liain- ing in the Army. Would like lo be a com- mercial flyer, RUTH E. ARBOGAST lOlEl Buller General Alhlelically inclined, Rulh came lo Ches- ler High from Wesl Virginia. Aclive in baskelball, volley ball, soflball. Lower Panel, Boflom Row MARY ARGENTINE 35 W, Third, Marcus Hook General Commercial Comes from Marcus Hook Grammar. Would like lo do clerical work, Aclive in glee club, dramalic sociely, ELAINE M. ASHBY IOZ7 W, Eiglilh General Commercial Former Franklin sludenl, Failure lfilr-iilwne operalor, Aclive in glee cliib, lii Hi, drarnalic sociely, A, A., choir. STEPHEN AYERS 3 Parkway Avo, College Preparalnry Dependable Slove comes from Srned- lcy. Woiild like very much lo :lircly on- . gineeiina. BEULAH A. BAKER H508 W. lhird General Aclivilies: Diinbor Sociely, Beiilah, from Douglass, plans fo cnler Cheyney lo sludy leaching. EDWARD BALINK l5l2 Walnirl Vccalional-Machinisl From Srnedley comes lhis iulurc lrans- porl pilor in the United Siales Army Air Force. i' YP, I' lj fun N . 'R' Upper Panel, Lett to Right HELEN M. BALINK l5t2 Walnut Commercial--Secretarial Conscientious student from Smedley. Fu- ture secretary, Activities: Tri-l'-ti, Honor Society, dramatic society. GUY EARNHARDT 208 E. I4 Vocational-Electrician Guy comes from the Boothwyn Schools, A spark plug who expects to serve in the Army. MICHAEL BARON IO? Booth Vocational--Machinist Activities: Jayvee tootball 2, 3: basket- ball 2, 3, Ambition, to become a highly paid machinist. Will continue his trade in the Navy. ROBERT BARRETT 24Ib Upland General Bob comes trom Smedley. I-li-Y and dramatic society member. Would like to ioin the Army Air Corps. MARY BASCIANO 6l6 W. Front General Commercial club, seeks a vocation in the c er- cial tield, Franklin gradu td. fi MarY. though a staunch member 47' Lower Panel, Top Row DANIEL A. BELL 3I3 E, Tenth College Preparatory From Srriedley comes Danny, who is interested in electricity. Hopes to go into the Army Air Corps. SUSAN .l. BELLIS 7I 2 Fulton College Preparatory Captain ot the cheerleaders is peppy. sparkling Sue. Active member at dra- matic society and Welcome statt. ROBERT L. BELLUCE 2430 Lindsay College Preparatory Bob is a tormer Smedtey student. Fu- ture salesman. Active member ot dance band, dramatic society, and Fomo Club. CATHERINE V. BENGISSER IIOO Highland General Active in swimming and glee clubs, dra- matic society and Welcome statt. Fu- ture Iaboratory technician, Reds is a Resurrection graduate. if 5 N ir ' Lower Panel, Bottom Row ROBERT V. BENSON 933 Lamokin Vocational--Machinist Dependable lett guard on varsity toot- ball team. Track, intramural bosketblll 2, 31 student council, 4, Future: U. S. Navy. EARL E. BLAZYNSKI 3IO Hayes College Preparatory Blaze, trom Dewey, is a varsity toot- ball, baseball, and basketball player. Would like to attend Virginia Military Institute. JAMES C. BLISARD l24l Pine Lane Vocational-Machinist Popular president ot Industrial Society. Hopes to become a master machinist in the United States Navy. HARRIS T. BLOOM I6 E, I8 General Shop Quiet lad trom Smedley whose ambi- tion is to be a cook in the United States Army. VlRGlNlA BOLESTRIA l307 W, Third General Commercial Attended St. Anthony's, Ambition is to be a clerical worker. Member at dra- matic society. 'xx 'x 4 A I J l I 'S 5 's1t.i9i s 'wg' Qt 'SL 'lf- N fl, ii ts. 2. ,AR f.-H ,li .- Upper Panel, Leif lo Righf MARJORlE R. BOOKOUT 622 Concord College Preparalory 'iMargie, lrom Franlrlin, is an aclive member of fhe Welcome slall, Lalin, discussion clubs, drarnalic sociely. Communily lurid spealrer. FRANCIS A. BRAMBLE B22 Buller Commercial Happy comes lo us lrom Smyrna High in Delaware. The Air Corps is his lulure. JUNE E. BRIDGE lOl E. Parlrwoy General Smedley graduale, Member ol Welcome stall, A. A,, dramatic sociely, Hopes lo become a medical secrelary. BETTY J. BROWN 5ll W, 24, Upland College Preparalory Aclivilies: Tri-Hi, 2, 33 dramalic saciely, A, A, Fulure Uniled Slales Army Nurse ELMAN BROWN is E, Ridge, R, D, i Music Major 'Alvinou aims lo bc a musician and on admiral, Aclivilies: dance band, con- cerl orcheslra, band. Franlrlinile. we My ,fr-f'f 4-.1 Lower Panel, Top Row JOHN W. BROWN 2I27 W, Second General Aclivilies: Dunbar Sociely, This sludious young man would lille 'ro become a doc- lor, Comes from Douglass. MABEL T. BROWN I733 Mary Homernalring Sociable member ol Dunbar Sociely, An- nual slall, homemalcing club, A, A., vol- ley ball caplain. Fulure U. S. Cade? Nurse. THELMA l.. BROWN 7lO W, Second Homemalcing Dunbar Sociely member who enioys slrcl ing and piano playing. Fulure nurse. GENEVIEVE J. BRUNO 934 W. Ninlh General Commercial Dramalic sociely member and former Franlrlin sludenl. Hopes lo do clerical worl: in 'the lulure. Lower Panel, Bollom Row ALBERT C. BURNS 540 E. I5 Vocalional-Machiriisl Quiel, lruendly, well-lilced airplane mod- eler lrorn Smedley. Member ol C. A. P C. Wanls lo loin Army Air Corps. STANTON BURROS 804 Edgrnonl College Preparalary Sludious, quiel lad lrorn Smedley, Plans lo sludy pharmacy. LILLIAN J. CACClATORE 3230 W. Third General Drum Maiorelle and lulure Navy nurse. Plays inlramural sollball and volleyball. A, A. member, LENA CALCAGNETTA ll25 W, Eighth Comn'iercialASecrelarial Easfon High School sen? us this allrac- liye, lulure privale secrelary, Mornbrer al lri,Hi and dramalic sociely. Com- munily fund spealccr. CAMILLE L. CANTALAMESSA lOll Concord Commercial-Bookkeeping Aclivilies: A, A., choir, hislory club, 3: glee club, 2 Fulure boolclreeper who ame l us M. Y J up ' YN 17 i J G in Upper Panel, Loff io Righf FRANK B. CARDWELL 3Ol9 W. Ninth General wilh Shop Foolball player and member of A. A. Wanls To ioin The Navy Seobees. Dewey- Mann graduale. LILLIAN R. CARLONE lO2l W. Eighth General Commercial Tri-Hi presidenf, dramatic sociery, his- tory and arf club member, 3, who wanis To be a seamslress. AUDREY L. CARNER l629 Ward, Linwood Commercial-Secreiarial Aud came from Linwood Grammar. Baslreiball manager, volley ball, 3: dra- molic society, hisfory club, 3. Fulure secrelary or boolrlreeper. FRANK J. CARR 828 W, Third College Preparafory Discussion club presidenl, cross counrry leflerman, Hi-Y, fraclc, sludenl council lreasurer, 3. Dramafic sociely slage commillee chairman, C. A. P. C. AGNES G. CARROLL llO6 W. Eighlh Commercial An lmmaculale Hear? groduole and fu- lure lypisf. Member of Tri-Hi, Welcome A. slaff, dramafic sociely and A. ,..- V .A ' f Lower Panel, Top Row JOHN C. CARTER 3I7 Rose Sf. Commercial Airplane builder and slamp colleclor from Srnedley. C. A, P. C. sergeant Fu- lure avialion melolsmifh in the Navy, CLARA CHAZIN 9l8 W, Fifth General Commercial Ouief former Franklin sfudenf who plans io be on oflice worlrer. Acfivifies: glee club, dramalic sociely, A, A. VINCENT A. CHOMINSKI 250I W, Sixlh Vocafional-Mochinisf Baclriield man on varsily loolball feam Annual slafl member. Ambilian, io be- come o iesl pilof in U. S. A. F. JACQUELINE CHURCH 327 W. Second Commercial-Secrelarial Dunbar Sociefy presidenl and band member. A lrumpel player from Doug- lass who hopes fo offend Virginia Stale College. if' J' Lower Panel, Boflom Row ELEANOR CIVATELLA IBZO W. II College Preparatory Fulure English feacher who is planning ro enler Wesl Chesler Slale Teachers' College. Comes lo us from Dewey, ANN CLAPCICH , WMV bl2 e Commer e i Acfi ilies' erl ader, r, gee club, d + gguzfenr coilncil, hisfory cl b, 3. Frcwy en? us fhis fulure secre- lary. ELlNOR L. CLARK 924 Fulfon College Preparafory Annual business manager. Member ol' glee club, dramalic sociely. and hisfory club. Plans lo ailendllaeirce Business School. ANNE CLEMENTS ZIO6 Madison General Ouiel blonde from Smedley and 'fulure nurse. Dramalic sociely, hislory club, and A. A, member. BETTY l. CLENDENNING 605 Jeffrey Commercial-Secrelarial Dramalic sociely and arf club member. Hopes fo be 0 secrefary lo Ray Sin- alra, Hero: Mr. Sholly, 'N I N 'kglfi -fi M.: K.--.iw ? P ...i,-wr-1-Txa J f f alll? F fl! cptsal I Upper Panel, Leif lo Right MARCO S. COCCHI 26l Marlcel Commercial Smedley senf us lhis library worlcer and band member who hopes lo be a lypisr or general clerk. MORRIS COHEN 2608 Boyle College Preparalory A curly haired wresller lrom Shamolriri who hopes Io gel info Naval ovialion. Ambilion aller war, eleclrical engineer. LAWRENCE CONNER 7l7 W. ll ' General Modesl, handsome lraclr slarq a lranslor from Sl. James. Plans fo be an eagle in lhe Air Corps. .IUNE M. COOPER 3l W. Parlcway College Preparalory Acliviliesz drarnafic society, Tri-I-li, glee club 2, 35 girls' choir, Fulure laboralory lechnician, Favorile subiecl, German. FRED B. CORNELL 904 Keyslone Road College Preparalory Crocker comes from Dewey-Mann. A future sludenl al The Philadelphia Col- lege of Pharmacy ond Science. 'S s VJ'-f'f K Lf - L97 I i .. l 1 Lower Panel, Top Row RUSSEL A. CRAIG 214 Green, Marcus Hoolr General Very sludious young man who plans Io become a dralfsmon, Dunbar Society member. THOMAS CROMPTON H38 Meadow Lane Commercial-Sales Aclivilies: Welcome. dramalic sociely, Hi-Y, discussion club, Ambilion, go inlo Army or be a professional baseball player. CLAIRE E. CULLIS 22 E, 23 Commercial-Secrelarial Fulure secrelary or WAVE from Smed- ley, Ouiel, Glee club, Lalin club, and dramolic sociely member. HELENE M. CURNEY 603 Jeffrey General Our soloisl' from Dewey. Aclive in choir and glee club, Dramalic sociely and arl' club member, Fufure nurse, pw, if ge: fx.. y X E Q ' 5 24 kl 01,1 If . .v-E S H -. iff 'I K . 3 x I . T3-. bi l Lower Panel, Boifom Row GABRIEL J. DAMICO I l l2 While Vocalional-Mochinisl Fulure radio engineer from Smedley. Hobby, pholography. Ambilion, Io lake a lrip around the world. ELIZABETH G. D'ANNUNZlO 4l6 W. Third General Commercial Belly is an allraclive young miss who come lo us from Jamaica Vocalional I-ligh. Fulure secrelory. ELIZABETH A. DAVIS ZIOB Madison Commercial Belly, a hard-working member ol Ihe Welcome circuloliori sfoll and lufure ol- fice girl, Smedley gradiiale, JEANNE L. DAWSON 4I4 E. 20 General Ouiel' Jeanne hopes lo be a dress de- signer. Swimming club and Tri-I-Ii mem- ber, Cornes lo us from Smedley, DEAN J. DEAKYNE 1427 Ridley Avo. College Preporalory Tall, blond monilor from Nefher Provi- dence, where he was vice president of his sophomore class, Fulure cloclor, K N. ' 1 I R' Upper Panel, Lefr lo Right WILLIAM DeMATRlCK 252I W. Third Vocafional-Machinisl Former pupil of Dewey-Mann, who hopes lo become a machinisf's mal in lhe U. dra afic so' 1 ry corps, and S. Navy JOSEPHINE F. RK Zl Com r l Secrefarial Jody Fr lin. ' 'rhe Honor So- ciely crefary. r fAnnual sfalcl, cue hoir. HELEN DEREWIANKA 4l2 Highland College Preparalory Welcome edilor, Sludenl Council vice presiclenl, ancl dramafic sociely member, Plans lo sludy in some field of chem- isfry. VIOLET D'ERRICO IIO7 W, Third Commercial-Secrefarial Fulure privale secrefary. A demure young miss who likes fo read good boolcs and lo bowl. MARY JANE DESMOND 709 Highland General Commerci l Dewey senf us fhis line sopr ho en- ioys choir, dramalic soc'e+y, xed,lcho- rus, swimming l 5' 6- ff i S I ,, la I N N4 1 I Lower Panel, Top Row MARY T. DICOSTANZA l2l2 W, Third Commercial Dramafic sociely and A. A. member. Mary plans lo offend Peirce's and lafer ioin l'he Marine Corps. KATHRYN A. DiVl-TO 4lI W. Second General Commercial Allraclive young miss from Franlclin, who plans lo become a successful sec- reiary. JOHN J. DOLAN 327 Taylor Terrace General From Sl. James comes lhis iayvee fool- ball player wha wanls fo iain The Marines, NADINE DOPIRAK 2522 W, Fourfh College Preparalory Conscienfious sfudenf from Dewey and lulure nurse. Member of dramalic so- ciefyq Lafin, swimming, and arf clubs: viclory corps. Lower Panel, Boffom Row AILSA C. DOUGLAS 9I5 Cenlral Genefoi Good-nalured Ailsa ioined our sludenl' body from Douglass Jr, High. Fulure nurse. TERESA A. DRAGONI 7l2 W, Third General Commercial Quiel Teresa came from ST. Anlhony's and hopes lo be a good salesgirl. NELSON R. DRAKE 224 W. Fifth General A fufure avialion mechanic who lilies movies, airplanes, and clolhes. Smedley graduafe. FREDERIK E, DREW, JR. 2520 Lindsay General A quiel boy from Smedley who anfici- pales joining fhe Navy or lhe Merchanf Marines. VIRGINIA M. DRYDEN IOI7 Marlon General Acliviliesz dramalic saciely, Lalin club, solfball, swimming club, viciory corps. Communily fund spealner. lnleresled in nursing. li 9 , 1' G' Qc ' .A ' fi Upper Penal, LQH lo Righl JOSEPH A. DRZEWECKl 3008 W. Ninlh General Joe come To us from Sf. l-ledwig's. His ambilion is lo ioin one branch of 'rhe Service. JULIA DYNOW 3I5 E. ll General Commercial Cheerful gal who would like lo en- lisl in the WAVEs. Dromalic sociely, vic- lory corps, and swimming club member. CATHERINE DZIOBCZYNSKI 2l4 Hayes Commercial Killy, a quiel, dependable girl who is sure io malce an eflicienf secrelary. Hobbies are bowling and dancing, JESSE EATON ZIO8 W, Third College Preparafory Transfer from Gillespie Junior High, in Philadelphia. Member of slage camrnil- Lower Panel, Top Row MARVIN ELFMAN 2l2 W. Sevenlh General Commercial Versalile drummer in 'the band. dance and concerl orcheslras. Member of dra- mafic sociely. LENA M. ELIA 932 W. Ninlh General Commercial A quiel young girl from Franlrlin who would lille lo ioin The WACS. ROBERT R. ELISON 208 E. Ninlh General This young man came fo us from S+. James. His fulure plans are fo enfer lhe Service. DOROTHY EYRE 808 Glen Terrace Commercial-Secrelarial Aclivilies: baslrefball, A. A, dramalic sociely, discussion club, swimming club. viclory corps. Good sludenl from Lower Panel, Boflom Row JANE EYRE 27Ol McCarey College Preparatory Girls' A. A. presidenl and varsily bas- Lefboll player, whose inleresls lie in dromalic physical educalion. Member-of sociefy, choir. JEAN M. FANNING 27l2 Price College Preparalory Olyphonf, Pa., sen? us fhis A, A. mem- ber and fufure Navy nurse. l:OVOfil9 friend is Chiclcie EDITH J. FASANO 532 Kerlin General Commercial From Franklin comes lhis pelile brunelle. a member of Tri-Hi She aims fo be a good housewife. ROBERT D. FERRELL IOO6 Boolh Vocalional-Eleclrician Ouief Bob, who comes from Dewey- Mann, would lilre fo be in The Air Corps. Sfounch induslrial. ROSE C. FIDALE 4l8 W. Tliird Commercial-Sales A former Franlclin sludenf aclive in arf club ond dromalic sociely. Wanls la ioin The Army Nurse Corps. 6 . 5 fee for dramalic sociely, lnleresfed in Smedley' Surgery. ARTHUR R. EIFFE H33 Walnuf Vocalional-Machinisl From Smedley comes lhis lufure machin- isl or draffsman. Lilies ice slcaling and prelly girls. pf 2- il A . 1- 'Ti fl N A i A Kfr'-llllli ,A H. ' 6 I , T -x .ii -pf-J f Q 'W ' ,J Q 1 fir, -Y W. I V . .rw T2' . 'H' if J i 1 A ff.-ve :Q ge i I G I' n 'im Lower Panel, Top Row N I l Plupiper Panel 'ff fo Right l l ll Jamie elllsws i 'l ZJOBW. is N Genbral Commercial Smedley is friendly .lune's former sclwool. Dramaiic society and Tri-l-li member. ELIZABETH M. FIGANIAK 322 Markel Commercial Figgy came from Resurreclion, Wanls lo be a salesgirl in LiggeH's. Aclivilies: Welcome slafi, dramalic sociely, A, A. GERALDINE FITZGERALD l8I9 W. Second General Future music leacher from Douglass. Clwummy willw Frances, Henry, and Elva. JEAN M. FLARA 420 Penn General Commercial Aclivilies: Tri-Hi, Welcome sfoll, volley ball. Promising young lady from York, JACQUELINE FOREMAN l42l Edgmonf General Commercial Jackie is a former Smedley sludenl who would like io be a saleswoman. A. A. member. JOHN W. FORNESS ll2l Clweslnul General Smeclley senl us llwis quiel' lad who lnopes lo oblain a posilion as drailsman. EVELYN l. FORNEY 904 E, l4 College Preparalory Fulure secrelary or pliarmacisl and very good pianist Glee club, clwoir, dramalic sociely, and Lolin club member, HELEN G. FORTE 906 W. Sevenilw Commercial-Secrelarial Member of lwisiory club, Lalin club. 2. PQ., who like-5 dancing- and glee club, 2. Hopes lo be a good JOHN FORD 931 Clover Lane Commercial-Secrelarial Very sludious young lad who says lie will probably ioin the U. S. Army. En- . 5 inys horseback riding. x V . secrelary. Franklin graduale. Lower Panel, Boflom Row JACOB H. FRATER 349 Kerlin College Preparalory Jake, foolball manager, would like lo enler Penn Slale or enlisl in ll'1e U. S. Merclnanf Marines. SARAH C. FRAZIER IO9 Monlgomery College Preparatory Excellenl' sfudenf from Douglass. Fulure music or liisfory l6OCl'l6f. Dunbar and science club member, communily fund speaker. JEANNE M. FRYER 24 Elkinlon College Preparafory Assislanl edilor of lhe Annual. Member of glee club, choir, and dramalic soci- ely. Fulure inlerior decaralor, ARLENE E. FULLMER l029 McDowell Homemaking U. S, Cadel Nurse is flwe lulure plan ol flnis former Smedley sludenl who is ac- live in homemaking club. i ROSLYN GANTZ lll7 W. Ninlli College Preparalory Roz, a quiel girl from Franklin, plans io be a nurse. Glee club. dramalic 50. A--fx . Y 0 ciely, and cl'1oir member. .Nf..f, i I :. 'I , I fs 2 M .iflgl , m y sv' - . billy! iiifq x J N , - M.: 9 e..l,ful-'QTY-7 J . - ii l ' H5 'F- cfi ri ,ff-Y-' f Upper Panel, Left lo Right MILDRED E. GARMAN 3 Seminary Avenue Commercial-Sales Member of dramalic sociely, Welcome sfall, arf club, viclory corps, and A. A. Franlclin graduafe. Hero: Jim, KATHLEEN P. GARVEY 830 W. Tl1irCl General Commercial Former sludenl ol lmmaculale l-learl' and fulure lward working girl, Member of swimming club and A. A. ROSE G. GARVEY 4Ol E. 20 General Monilor, Lalin club and clromalic sociely member. Hopes lo allend college and lhen enfer llie Army Nurse Corps. CATHERINE GAUDIELLO 233 W, Fourflw General Commercial A, A. member lrom Sl, An+hony's wlwo hopes lo become a WAVE or Navy nurse. CLARENCE A. GETEK 604 Mcllvoin Vocalional-Maclwinisl Fufure masler macliinisl who came lo us lrom Smedley. Likes fo play all sporls. .39 K-22 87'-'if Ol Lower Panel, Top Row EVELYN M. GIAMPALMI 602 W. Ninth Commercial Aflraclive former Franklin sludenl wlwo plans lo be an eflicienl secrelary. Every- one's friend. ETHEL P. GILBERT 605 Edward General Good sfudenl and Dunbar Sociely mem- ber who formerly offended Douglass. Plans lo be a nurse. ANDREW J. GIVEN, JR. 520 E. Eighllm Commercial Jimmy, fl1e Harry James of C. H. S., is 1l'1e orcheslra vice presidenl, band as- sislanf manager, and dance or-ghegfrg member. BETTY J. GLASS l728 Edgmonl' Commercial-Secrelarlal Bl, A. A. boolrlceeper and Tri-Hi member, came lo us from Smedley. Lower Panel, Bofiorn Row FRANCES T. GLENNAN 349 Lamolcin General Our lulure dielifian from lmmaculale Hearf. A. A. member. SELMA M. GOLDBERG 283I Edgmonr College Preparalory Dramolic sociefy and A. A. member wlwo came lo us from Parlrside. Fulure Tem- ple sfudenl. NINA GOLDY 832 McDowell Homemalring Blonde member of lwomemalring club wlwo hopes +o be a model. DOLORES M. GOMOLKA II6 Elbon Rd. Commercial-Secrefarial Originally from Nanlicolre, Pa., Dolores enlered Cl1es+er High in her iunior year and plans lo sludy nursing. ETHEL M. GOODRICH H39 Edgmonl' Commercial A lulure secrefary who came fo us from Smedley. Lilces lo read. Pals wilh Jerry and June. l 1' . X 5 Upper Panel, Loft lo Righf THERESA GORNEY 4l2 Grounsell Courl' College Preparafory An undecided college prep who lrans- ferrecl from Shenandoah Heighls, Pa.. in Seplember. Member of A. A. ROBERT L. GRAY 30l Rural Avenue Vocalional-Eleclrician Honor Sociely sludenl from Smeclley. Belongs io Civil Air Pafrol, Would like fo be a radio lechnician. MIRIAM GREENSTEIN 9lI Penn Commercial-Secrelarial Franlxlin senl us lhis good sludenl. Dis- cussion club secrefary, 3, clramalic so- ciely, and A, A. are her aclivilies, HELEN E. GREINER I34 Summif, Aniline Village College Preparolory A lransler from Cenlral High, Scranlon, is Helen: lnleresled in nursing and mis- sionary worlr. ADA O. GRIFFIN l902 W. Third General A Dunbar Sociely member who came lo us from Douglass. Ada plans lo become a nurse. is .5 . A: 'TSS Lower Panel, Top Row JACK GROSS l3i E. l4 Commercial Musicolly inclined drummer from Smed- ley. Band librarian and member of the concerf orchesfra. CLARA S. GUY lblfg Jeffery Homemaking A Dunbar Sociefy member who would like to ieach home economics, Clara is a Douglass gracluale. SUE S. HAGY 2536 Lindsay Commercial Acfivilies: Welcome staff, 2, 3: dramafic sociefy, hislory club, 3: viclory corps. Good-nalured gal and fufure secre- 'lary from Smedley. GWENDOLYN A. HAMILTON 334 W. Ninlh College Preparatory Gwen, fufure music leacher, is member of glee club, choir, class executive board. Communily fund speaker, Lower Panel, lolfom Row GERMAINE E. HANDY l825 W, Second Homemalxing A Dunbar Sociefy member from Doug- lass Jr. High who hopes lo become a docfor's assislanf. NAOMI C. HARMON 408 Flower General A former Douglass Jr. High sludenl who plans fo enfer Cheyney Sfale College lo prepare for leaching. THOMAS A. HAYES 23l3 Madison College Preparalory Member of dramatic sociefy, Hi-Y, and Fomo club, who wanls lo enler lhe Army Air Corps, Smedley graduale. RUDOLPH C. HELLINGER 906 W. Fillh Vocalional-Paffernmalrer Comes from lmmaculale Hearl. Pals are Chorley and Smolrey. Moy ioin Navy fo sludy aeronaufical engineering. ARLINE E. HESS 272l Nolan College Preparalory From Willces-Barre, Pa., comes Arline, a fulure nurse. Swimming club and Tri-Hi member. 4 V Willa? si. i -31 fN av F :- 'M' i 1 1. il x F M., Lf- ! l.,l,,.ull-hm. '- r A, - ,c ' . Upper Panel, LOH lo Righl sf GEORGE C. HINKLE l53l Walnul Vocalional--Pallernmaker To own a ranch and break in wild horses is Georges ambilion. Hopes lo enler The Service afler gradualion. DORIS E. HOHL lOI0 Hyall Commercial-Secrelarial An allraclive young miss who came lo Chesler from Norlh Convenlry High, Philadelphia. Fulure secrelary. ESTELLA B. HOLMES 602 Flower Commercial-Secrelarial Dunbar Sociely secrelary who likes music and sporfs. Came lo us from Douglass. Wanls lo allend business school. F. MELVILLE HOOT 735 lrvinglon Place General One ol our lulure marines who came lo us from Smedley. Acliviliest dramalic sociefy, Hi-Y, Fomo Club. E. YVONNE HORNING l208 Hancock 'is .Q g . 1 Lower Panel, Top Row FAYE L. HOTTLE 93l E. 22 Commercial-Bookkeeping Media senl us lhis fufure secrelary. Mem- ber of dramalic sociely, swimming club, and choral organizalions. MURRELL M. HOWLETT 2I I5 W. Fourlh General Commercial A++raclive, blond cheerleader from Dewey, Member of glee club, l, 2, his- lory club, 3: and swimming club, l, 2. wiLuAM F. Hum 254l W. Sevenlh Vocalional-Machinisl Anofher induslrial inlenl on being a masler machinisf, Al presenl anlicipales ioining fhe Army Air Corps. ANNA HUDAK 3l I3 W. Third General Commercial Enioys sewing in her spare lime. Should make an eflicienl' secrelary. Allraclive, friendly, quiel. Dewey graduale. wig . 3' t .Lil ,I B f s 5- QLX l X S SP if .V M W Q 9 n MJ il H iihfa ' jf f F- f I Ll Lower Panel, Bolfom Row CHARLES W. HUGHES IOOB Reminglan General Commercial Smedley senl us Chubby, a lad who enjoys loafing afler school, Favorife leacher, Mr. Craven. C. DONALD HUMMEL ll4I Keyslone Rd. College Preparalory Sludenl council presidenl, charirnan of communily fund speakers, Welcome slall. dramalic sociely, Hi-Y. Fulure leacher. ANTHONY W. IACONO l2I2 W, Second Vocalional-Machinisl Farmer Dewey-Mann sludenf who plans lo become an avialion mochinisl in the Uniled Slales Air Force. JAMES J. IACONO l I l Broomall College Preparalory Aclivilies: Honor Sociely, Annual slall, Welcome sparls wriler, C.A,P., varsily football, baseball. Fulure: Army Air Corps. ELEANORE J. JANIAK Commercial-Secreloriol 724 Wflii Yvonne is a quiel senior who hopes lo AED Commercial ' K become a nurse or a secrelary. Her XI Comes lo Us hom Sl' Hedwgs nd ' hobby is reading. 1 lends lo lake an advanced bu ess XX course upon graduali . i XV x ' XJ 'N N .1 X T' fw' X ' f ' flu' ' ,lllapf ' 1 ,ln x AA l K : I - .J w . ,- n 1 - fi, ' A I Q 'Rv N Al 2 5- wr' is fx f'i,X'! f Upper Panel, Ld? fo Righf FRANCES A. JASINSKI 2509 W. Fourfh Commercial A member ol dramaric sociely who wanls lo be a sfenographer, Came lo us from Resurreclion. DORIS E. JESTER 24lh and Crosby College Preparatory Tri-I-li secrelary, 3: glee club, 2: swim- ming club, and viclory corps member. Fulure school leacher. Smedley gracluale. EVA M. JIMERSON II3 Townsend General Fulure nurse from Douglass. Member of Dunbar Sacioly and girls' A, A. Pals wilh Margaiel, Sarah, and Geraldine. MARY JIMISON l3l W, Fifth Commercial A quicl, dependable girl who should become an efficienl secretary, Member of glee club, mixed chorus, and viclory corps. PAUL JOHNSON i340 W. Ninlh Vocafional-Eleclrician Manic, furure pro baseball sfar. Hopes lo be a good elecfrician al Sun Ship. Franklin graduole. ivjfyf Lower Panel, Top Row ' EDNA C. JONES l532 W. Third Commercial-Secrelarial Member of Dunbar Sociery and A. A. Plans fo enler a school for nursing. Came from Douglass. STANLEY E. JONES 304 E. 22 Commercial-Boolnlceeping Ardenr camera fiend from Smedley. Lilies pholography and archery, Favorile Teacher, Miss Riley. MARGARET JORDAN 520 E, I5 Commercial Charming redhead from Smedley Jr. High, who enioys reading, Should be O successful secrelary. GEORGE R. KAHLBAUGH 224 Sunnyside College Preparaiory A Three year band member who lilies fhe Navy. Member of dramaiic socieiy, foo?- ball, and science club. 0 0 Q 1,64-x l lio- vv- 9 C Lower anal, Bohom Row ELIZABETH P. KAHUY 261 E. Third Commercial Peggy came lo Chesler High from Smedley and hopes lo be a good sec- relary. MICHAEL KAHUY 26l. E. Third Vocalionol-Machinist Milne has The inlereslinq hobby of maln- ing model airplanes, He expecls lo go inlo fhe Army Air Corps. WALTER J. KANIEFSKI 2524 W. Third General Wall is our luiure morfician whose favorife period is gym, Formerly al- Iended Dewey. HELEN KALATUCKA IIO3 While Homemalcing Baseball leam and homemalcing club member who plans lo malne ice sllaling her profession. HELEN KAPOURELOS 307 W. Sevenlh General Commercial Dramaiic sociely, glee club, A, A., and vicfory corps member. Will aflend busi- ness college afler graduafion. lg. fx A tl 1-..' .h ,I Ki I K L.: K..-Q g,,g,,a A..4.f1.D J W' Q Upper Pa fo JAMES KAPOURELOS 307 W. Sevenlh ,General Commercial Jimmy. a dance band and dramalic sciciely member, is our fulure crooner. EDWARD KASSAB 524 E, Zl College Preparalory Activities: science club, dramalic sociely, discussion club, hislory club, Lalin club. lnleresled in business. WALLACE P. KILE 42l I2 Vocalional-Machinisl Lilreable Wally come from Smedley. Slim, blond. Fiilure pilol in Navy Air Corps. NNA P INKA Wwe- 72 ommercial Welc news edilor, boslrelball squad. , discussion club, dramalic sociely, club, Presidenl of '4l sromp club. RAY A. KONYK 2336 W, Third College Preparalory glee From Ridley Township comes lhis fulure engineer whose favorife subiecl is phy sics. Golf leam and C club member. f Si ' Lower Ponol, Top Row LILY KORBA 749 E. I2 Commercial-Secrelarial Annual slag represenlalive who is infer- esled in dress designing, Member of dramalic sociely, soflball, volley ball leams. DANlEL KORMANICKA l5l E. Sevenlh General Varsily end from Smedley Jr. High who wanls lo ioinilhe Army Air Corps. VIOLET A. KOZIMBO Hyall Slreel General Commercial From Blylhe High in New Philadelphia, Pa., comes lhis A. A, member and fue lure clerical worker. MABEL B. KURFIS 47 E, Chellon Rd. Commercial-Secrelarial Fulure laboralory fechnician, Member of A. A. Upland graduafe. ,Y P' fs I Lower Panel, Bolrorn Row MARY J. KYRIAKOS 208 Yarnall General Sollball, volley ball, Lalin club, l, and arl club, l, member from Dewey MOON. who plans lo be a nurse. RlCHARD E. LANGFORD IOOI Poller Vocalional-Machinisl From Smedlcy comes lhis fulure drafls- man or ayiolion machinisl, Anolher who will soon ioin our Armed Forces. ROBERT G. LATCH Chesler Hospilal Vocolional-Machinist Bo Bo, lreasurer ol lnduslrial Sociely, comes from Franlrlin, Member of dance band and Civil Air Palrol, JOHN LAUKAITIS 27ll W. Sixlh College Prepararory Tall, handsome, drarnalic sociely member lrom Ml. Carmel Township. Plans lo sludy engineering al Drexel. Favorile sub- ieci, physics, M. EILEEN LEARY 2722 W. Sixlh Commercial Resiirreclian senl us lhis lulure boolr- ly lceeper. Member of dramalic soc ly '1- lf ll l sollball and volley ball le . l U' l ylf Ulf ll ix gl. .15 Kp 6 .., Upper Panel, Lefl Oo Righl DOROTHY E. LEVIS 406 E. 24 Commercial-Secreloriol Doi hopes To spend her lime model- ing or lraveling. A. A. member Und valley ball leam member from Dewey. MAUDE E. LEWIS 23l3 W. Third General Dunbar Sociely member who hopes lo be a nurse. Sent lo us from Douglass Jr, l-ligh. CONGETTA LOMBARDO l29 Concord Commercial-Sales Connie, who plans lo be a receplionisl in a daclor's office, is aclive in dramafic sociely and on lhe Welcome slall. WALTER LONGHURST 4l2 E. Tenrh Vocalional-Machinisl Roller and ice slraling enlhusiasl, Would lilce lo be an avialion machinisl in lhe Navy. MARGUERITE A. LUTTRELL ll35 Keyslane Rd. Commercial--Soles Peggie, from Resurreclion, anolhcr lu- lure lypisl, is a member ol' lhe Welcome slcll, dramalic sociely, Tri-l-li, and A, A. Lower Panel, Top Row LILLIAN M. LYBECK 29 Spruce, Marcus l-loolc General Drarnalic sociely lreosurer and allrac- live band secrelary from Marcus Hoolc .lr. High. Fulure Navy nurse. HARRISON C. MAITLAND 4l Dullon Mill Road, R. D. l College Preparalory Fuzz, fulure Army Air Corps Coder. Cross counlry and baseball manager, Welcome sparls edilar, band. HELEN MAKSIMOWICZ 7lO Caldwell l-lomemalring Ari club and dramalic sociely member headed for a fashion school. CHARLOTTE E. MALANY 324 Engle General Charlolle is one of our cheerleaders, hislory club lreasurer, glee club member, and former Dewey graduale. Lower Panel, Bolfom Row BLANCHE MAMCHUR ll23 Engle Commercial Ardenl iilferbug, Welcome leafure edi- 'lor, A, A, secrelary, and member of baseball and baslrelball reams. LOIS E. MANBECK 32 S. Eyre Drive Commercial-Secrelarial Preparing lo be someones privale secre- lary is This former Middlelawn High sludenl, who ioined us in Seplember. JOSEPH MARCIN 250 E. Third Vocalianal-Machinisl' Moe, varsily foolball guard, is lhe girls' delighl. lnduslrial sociely member who hopes fo be a coppersmirh, RUTH A. MARS 908 W, Filth Commercial A quiel, dependable sfudenl whose am- bition is lo be a good lypisf, Member of glee club and choir. STELLA M. MARZOLLA 352 Kerlin Commercial Hobbies: dancing, bgwlinqv Franklin graduale and fulure fypisl. Member of Welcome slalf, and A. A, O i 'N il 1 Ill All .. i rf X S' -A i,.u Amy... 99 J l 'K i in Upper Panel, Lall fo Righl HENRY MASISHIN 2403 W, Third Vocational-Machinisl Musician, from Dewey, plays inlra- murol sporls and would like lo be in lhe Afrny or Navy medical division. ROSE M. MATARESE 726 Pennell Commercial-Sales Franlclin graduole who lilces dancing. Member ol Welcome slall, A. A., arl club, dramalic saciely, Tri-Hi, and vol- ley ball leam. FRANK W. McDOWELL 927 E, I6 General ln lhe Navy will Bud soon go, Dro- malic sociely and hislory club member. Smedley graduale. MARY E. MCGINNIS 333 Taylor Terrace College Preparalory Allroclive Sf, Michael's graduale cncl arl club presidenl, Arl school bound. Welcome and Annual slafl. JEAN MCILVAINE I6 E. I6 College Preparalory Top Row BETTY R. MclNTYRE 926 Fullon Commercial From Franlclin lo Chesler came Belly, a lulure oflice girl, Member of choir and dramalic sociely. ANN M. MEA 8l3 Poller General Prepare lo solule this lulure Army nurse. Smedley groduale and baslrelboll player. SARAH E. MERCADANTE 3l4 Taylor Terrace Commercial Acliyilies: swimming club, glee club, drg. rnafic sociely, hislory club, discussion club. Plans lo be a slenoqrapher. FRANK MERSELES 2302 Edgmonl General Army bound Pele come la us from Smedley, Sun Ship worlxer oller lhe war, Tall, ambilious gal and lulure nurswfjj ' ' n i ' Member ol dramalrc saciely ajlkgf in Ai QM if 0' rf ,y yryll T x, i -+V. T ci? ' U 9 'Z' ' 25:1 .l W, ' Q W l 5- 1 9- Q'-' Lawer Panel, Bolforn Row MALVERNE M. MlCl'llE 6l7 Morlon Vocalianal-Mochinisl Smedley, Chesler, and U. S, Navy are on Mal'si' schedule, Anolhc-r bowling enlhusiasl. EVELYN c, NHELCARE ' 624 E. A hlh Co ' ' The blond hall o lh 'n a hopes lo be O pfiva O .A, A, member, VIRGINIA T. E AREK 624 E. Comme c Vlrgie, the redhead, c r m-Sgned- lcy and plans lo be a e sccrelary, Favorile h 2 JOHN 1. MO E 326 E. l9 General Spike, C club lreasurer and lraclr lellermon. Dependable sludenl who hopes la became one of Uncle Sarn's bluelaclcels. CARL M. MUSSER 523 W, Sixlll General Manager ol baslcelball learn, Fulrire Army Air Corps Coder who came lo us ,from Mahanoy Township High School, l Q' 1 S . 'neu Lau Y 'T 0-A1 Upper Panel, Lefl fo Righ? JOSEPH M. NACRELLI 220 EGSl 2I Commercial Acfivilies: Hi-Y secrefary, 2: loolball manager: dramalic socieiy. hislory club mexmber. Fulure office worlcer from lm- wp X maculale Hearl. . ANNE M. NATALE 6l2 Wesl Il Commercial-Secrelarial Allraclive Anne came from Franlclin and hopes lo be someone's privale secrelory. Member of A. A., dramalic sociely. ANNE B. NAYDA .324 Townsend College Preparaiory Fulure nurse. From Dewey. Aclive in Lalin club, dramafic sociely, Annual slali, and class execulive board, MARGARET E. NEIMAN 2504 W, Sevenfh Commercial Marge came from S+. Hedwig's, Lilies volley ball and roller slcaling. Aims lo be a good lypisl. WILLIAM J. NICHOLS 2414 W. Second Vocalionol-Machinisl Nick is a quief Dewey-Mann producl who aims lo be an Army Air Corps Pilol. I K-Q-, -fi Lower Panel, Top Row l GEORGE P. NICOLAIDES 2l Easl I5 Commercial From Smedley comes lhis quiel boy who plans lo enler rhe pholographic field. Aclivifies, baseball and loolball. VlNCENT W. NOVAK BI6 E. Eiqhlh Vocalional-Eleclrician This lad expecls lo be a radio lechni- clan. Vince came from Smedlby. JOHN NYCZ IO4 Hayes General wilh Shop Former school. S+. Hedwig's. Has lhe un- usual hobby of saving lwenly dollar bills. Will enler lhe Navy soon. JOHN P. OLEKSEY 25Ol W. Sevenih Vocalional-Machinisl Our fulure draffsman from Dewey. Pals with Bill, Hopes lo become an Army Air Corps navigalor. ' X 6 l GA-41 Lower Panel, Boffo-rn Row ALAN H. OPPENHEIM 7l8 Kerlin College Preparalory Bound for Colorado Sfale Teachers' Col- lege lo prepare for leaching is lhis Honor Sociely, discussion and hislory club member. STANLEY R. ORESZAK 292i W. Ninlh General wilh Shop A baseball and C club member whose ambilion is lo be a baseball coach al Chesler High. MILDRED L. ORFETEL 300l W. ll General Commercial Millie, from Dewey, plans lo be an in- ferior decorafor or boolclmeeper. Lilies baslrelball, loalball, and volley ball. ' NAN L. ORR 2l2 W. I5 Commercial Tri-Hi and girls' A. A. member whose nexi slop is business school, Smedley graduale. THEODORE OZER 2603 W. Third Vocalional-Machinisf Ted's ambilion is fo be a machine en- gineer. bul he expecls fo enfer lhe Army Air Corps. Capable. - 'I i , Qi as 4 6 2 f Wiley! s '-f ,lil C.: KL...T is .,,,....i.rx.s .J 4 N , 9 P six' , x P A l 1 , . ls Upper Pa 2 eHiQ..lig5l JAMES J. PACE 232 W, Eilllu College Preparalory CH' fa Temple for pharmacy will go llnis jayvee askelball player, dramalic so- .X c y and Lalin club member. .U ELINOR M. PACK Q' 227 E, Roland Road , College Preparalary 'Packy from Parkside is a quiel, de- pendable blande whose aclivilies include swimming and girls' A, A. PARKER BENJAMIN 39 E, 23 Vocalional-Maclninisl Ben likes mwsic and pliolograplny, Orf clieslra member and fulure Uniled Sfales Army Air Force piloi. GRACE PARRAMORE 62 W. Eiglifh Hamemaking Aclive lnomemaking club member and quiel gal from Dewey. MARY M. PASELA 126 Tliurlow Commercial A quiel blonde who came fo us from Sl. l-ledwig's. A. A. member. 'f-N i I' wall N iillrai ,EB rf will .-4 I ,, . 4- f L' in .a R K, -JP Lower Panel, Top Row PHYLLlS M. PAUL l2O BOoll1 Commercial Make way for llwis fulure flyer and nursel Quiel A. A. member who came lo us from Dewey. SANDY McC. PAXTON 2l8 W. 23 College Preparalory To llie Universily of Pennsylvania goes lliis band, orcheslra, dance band, Hi-Y, dramalic sociely, boys' glee member, MYRTLE PEPPEL IOO4 Vauclain Commercial Blonde Myrlle came here from Smedley and is working hard lo become a good secrelary. MILLARD PEPPER llO6 Kerlin College Preparafory Navy supporler from Franklin. Member of dramalic sociely, Hi-Y, hislory club and Fame club. 36-- ' ' -r Lower Panel, Bollom Row .5 x b Q 1 FRANCES PERRER GX lor Franklin General Commercial From Franklin io Clwesler COFVIQS C' Qlfl who inlends To conlinue secrelariill WOIlI- RUTH PETERSON 60 W. Tenilw Commercial l-louslon, Texas, senf Rulli, a lufure WAC, Dramalic sociely and A. A. mem ber who pals willi Shirley and Arlene. JANE PETIT de MANGE lO2O E. I8 Commercial-Secrelarial Friendly glee club, Tri-l-li, and A. A- member wlnose ambilion is lo be a pri- vafe secreiary, Smedley graduale. DONALD F. PHILLIPS l2l7 Keyslone Road VacalionaleMacl-iinisf Prepare To salule llnis lulure Marinel Member ol sludenl council, 3: inframural baskeiball, 2, 37 loalball, 3, Likes liunling. MARIE PIDRAK 2919 W. Sixlh General Commercial Di-amalic sociely member. Says, Big degl, no profil. Hero, Sammy. Pals: Marge. Mary, Gloria. l 6 as 'M G' , ,- C-Er C , 'ff' is 'i -Q D 'fl' l A ' X s Q os. 'ly , x al -Y, . av I . F wx Q- S' 6 Upper Panel, Lefl fo Righl WARREN R. PIERCE 44 E, Mowry College Preparalory Chemical engineering al Penn Slale is Warren's nexl sludy. Band, Hi-Y, and orcheslra member, CELESTE PINDER 502 Balmer Place General Member of Dunbar Sociely, Ouiel. good- nalured Celesle should be successful in her chosen vocalion, nursing, Douglass gradualo. MICHAEL PINKOWICZ SOI Mill Vocalional-Machinist' An Army producl whose ambifion is lo be a machinisl. Dewey graduale who lilies slcaling and bowling. ANTOINETTE M. POMPILII 3Il Broomall General Dramalic sociely and A. A. member. Friendly lulure nurse who is a Dewey graduale. WILLIAM PONDOK 2527 W. Sevenlh Vocalional-Machinisf Bill comes from Dewey and is llwe 'i1ch of Miss Carrall's industrial class. Hopes lo be a Navy gunner. 5 A ' 1.4 fe.:-2.-..-.fr .A 'li .5 st Q Q ' 1 Lower Panel, Top Row MADELINE PORCARI IO8 Franklin General To Chesler Hospifal for nursing goes fhis former Franklin graduale who lilies fool- ball playerss Hero, Waller, MARY C. POWELL 37 Green Lane, R. D. I General Commercial From Cenlerville, Maryland, comes lhis choir singer and volleyball player. Fulure boolrlmeeper. JOHN D. PRICE I I26 Engle General A quiel lad who plans lo worl: for his lalher in flue fulure, Lilies loolball and baseball. ROSALIE C. PRICE iizs Engle General This pleasanl senior from lmmaculale I-learl wishes lo be a dielilian, Member of A. A, and dramatic sociely. Lower Panel, Boflom Row JAMES B. PUGH 785 Braxlon Road, Ridley Park College Preparalory Undecided academic from Smedlcy. Lilies chemislry. Pals wilh lex , Hobby. hunling. LORRAINE QUATTRO 330 Kerlin I-Iomemalxing ln lhe fulure come lo Lorraine 'lor flow- ers. Acfive member of homemalcing club and Sf. Anfhony's graduale. THOMAS J. QUINZI II4 Pennell Vacalional-Machinisl U, S. Air Farce molerial wilh whose sole inferesl is in becoming a masler machin- isl, Came lo us from Franlclin. MILDRED RICHARDS 303 Pusey General Conscienlious, good-nalured sludenl who plans To be a nurse. Lalin club, I. 2, and dramalic sociely member. Hopes lo study languages. JAMES R. RIDENOUR 50 Worrell College Preparalory Radio and eleclrical warlc inleresl Tex , who came from Smedley and hopes lo be a radio engineer, 1? ix., fx tl ll I wld . df, D 1, D Jug f i . s-3 FCSE ,Z e,.l,.un..Am..- 99 J N. Upper Panel, Left to Right M. ANN RIDINGTON 9lO E. I5 Music Moior Glee club secrelary, 37 Tri-Hi Treasurer, 3, choir, mixed chorus, 31 swimming club, 2, 3, Jolly pupil from Smedley. ALTHEA J. RILEY 27 E. I5 General Baslrefball and dramalic sociely member who hopes lo be a successful nurse. Friends: Bill, Rose, Madge. SALVATORE O. RlNAl.Dl ll24 W. Third Vocalicinal-Eleclrician Ouiel Honor Sociery sludenl and varsily loolball cenler. Marine supporler from Franklin Grammar. Aim: good eleclrician. CONSTANCE ROBINSON l5 W, Mary Hornemalring A fufure concerl singer senl lo us from Douglass. Member ol Dunbar Socielyand homemalring club. ELEANOR C. ROCCIO Box 38 Fellon Ave. Commercial-Secrelarial From Felronville comes This Lalin club and dramalic sociely member who hopes lo ioin the SPARS. -ui 9 ,Y-ff 4. i i- X il 1' M:-,si i MQW .QA M , yi, Ql- x as y Lower Panel, Top Row JUNE M. ROCHE i209 McCaflery Place Commercial Cuie June is a drarnalic sociely member who come lo us from Massochuselfs. Hopes 'ro be a flyer. LEWlS W. ROGERS 409 Ward Vocalional-Eleclrician l.ooie wanls +0 sfudy eleclronics. Dewey graduale, Pals: Bob, Bill, Jim, Guy. MARVIN ROSS 73l E. 24 Arl' Maior Talenled pupil soon fo enler ihe Acad- emy ol Fine Arls. Ari club secrelary, Welcome arf edilor, Annual slafi. JOEL B. ROTHBERG 36 Chichesler Avenue, Linwood College Preparalory Honor Sociely presidenl bound for Uni- versily of Pennsylvania lo sludy medi- cine. Member of dramaiic sociely, dis- cussion club. rf' 15+ 9 N Lower Panel, Boliom Row RICHARD ROUKE 2l3 E. 22 Vocafional-Pallernmalrer Rick , a Smedley pupil, aims lo be a lollsman in lhe Sun Ship. U. S. Army molerial BETTY J. ROUNDS lIlZ Reminglon General Nurse's lraining at Chesfer Hospilal is BeHy's nexl course. Member of swimming club, Lalin club, dramafic sociely and soflball. MELVIN H. RUE 5l5 Weslminsler Avenue, Swarlhmoie General Fulure marine from Dewey who lilres hunl- ing and fishing. Member of dramalic sociely and cross-counlry leam. HELEN B. RUSSELL l8I Parlrway Commercial An arlislic fulure secrelary senl lo us from Smedley. Acfivilies include dramalic sociely and arl club. JOHN RUTKOWSKI 2328 Ward College Preporalory College bound is This former Sl, Hed- wig's pupil. Science club member. ll R BQ Uppnr Panel, Left to Right THEODORE RYSER 2I2 E. 24 College Preparatory Latin club president and member of the Welcome staff who lilies movies and loat- ball. Future iournalist. BETTY SACHS l3l4 Terrill Commercial-Secretarial Quiet Smedley pupil who hopes lc be a secretary. Viclory Corps and dramatic society member. Pals with Betty Rounds. l. RACINE SAUL 23l9 Madison College Preparatory Capable editor of the Annual. vice presi- dent of Honor Society, member of dra- matic sociely. Racine anticipates a teach- ing career. KATHRYN H. SAWYER l40l Kerlin Commercial From Franlrlin to Chester and then io Drexel for lab worlc will go Kay , A, A. and dramatic society member. HERBERT L. SCHLEICHER l I24 White Vocational-Machinist Lilreable Herby comes from Srnedley. Enioys baseball and basketball. Hopes to be a good machinist. 3:3 Lower Panel, Top Row MILDRED M. SCHOCK 3l4D. Gartside Court College Preparatory Fleetwood High sent us this dramatic society, Latin club, and A. A. member. HELEN SHAPIRO 302 E. 21 Commercial Dramatic society, Latin club, swimming club, and Welcome stall member. Would lilre lo study nursing. T. ROBERT SHAW 1229 Ganster Place College Preparatory President of '40 Dewey graduating class, president of dramatic society, Welcome co-news editor. Will study surgery ai Purdue. HAROLD R. SHERMAN 329 E. Fourth Vocational-Machinist Another industrial headed for some branch of the armed forces. Should be a successful machinist. Smedley graduate. ,Q Fr Q S' 1, 5 - ff 'iii ' My . 'fs Y X! 5 I' 4' .4T'T ,4 4 , '7 . 1 Lower Panel, Bottom Row , I ' . I , f , 7! l3lELEN M. SHUGARTS l2l2 Perlrins, Highland Gardens College Preparatory Helen previously attended Clearfield High and has no definite plans for the future. EDWIN SIEKIERSKI 2900 W. Third College Preparatory Chemical engineering holds a future for Edwin, dramatic society and Latin club member. Lilies airplanes and boat mod- eling. ADA D. SINGLETON Ill Engle General Ada will enter Wilberlorce College lo prepare for teaching or social warlr. Member of Dunbar Society. Douglass graduate. NINA SKIDAS 404 Welsh Music Maior Musically inclined Nina came to us from Smedley. Hopes to be a music teacher or a concert singer. MARY B. SKORUPA 2422 W. Fourth Commercial An attraclive blonde who hopes to be a typist. Member ot baseball team, dra- matic society and history club. bw ,cf . -...J E'-.J A, -Z-L f i 1' ' 1 1 J ,-N Af 1 'A 4 I I l lil' A ' Ill. :fa y.:Ell.V! e in T' ' 7,J , ' 1 1 4 i,,0A.4.?x.7 J Upper Panel, Lofl fo Right WILLIAM B. SLEMKO 24l0 W. Third Vacalional-Eleclrician Sfomp collecling, pholography, and horseback riding appeal fo BiIl . Mem- ber of Civil Air Palrol. ANNE H. SMEDLEY 4l7 Biclrley Place Commercial Slenography holds a fulure for Anne, who come Io us from Smedley. Tri-Hi member who lilies slraling. DOROTHY A. SMITH 38 Flower General Sociable Annual slah' and Dunbar Soci- Gly member who plans lo become a nurse. Douglass graduale. MARTIN SOKOLOFF II W. Third College Preparalory Ladies' mon who belongs fo lhe abla- gobla club . Would lilre lo be a ploslic engineer. THEODORE SOROKA, JR. 2800 W. Second College Preparafory Good-loolring member of Annual slall, dramolic socialy, and I-li-Y. Fulure sur- gical denfisl. Lower Panel, Top Row VIRGINIA L. SPADY Ill Edwards General To Cheyney Sfale Teachers' College will go Virginia. Dunbar Sociely member who come lo us from Douglass. JAMES W. STACEY B39 W. Fiflll General An enlerlaining lad from lrnmaculale Hearf. Member of I-Ii-Y and dramalic sociefy. JACQUELINE L. STEIN bl E. Mowry College Preparalory Jackie , science club presidenl, Wel- come fealure wriler, Annual slaff and dramalic sociely member, will go info scienlilic research. MARY T. STRAIN l52 W. Third Commercial-Secrelarial Honor Sociely, hislory club, 3, and dra- malic sociely member. Came lo us from S+. An+hony's, Fulure secrelary, Lower Panel, Boflom Row HERBERT T. SWEENEY, JR. Dullon Mill Road, R. D, l Vocolional-Machinisl Airplane modeler who. enioys hiinling. Herb plans lo ioin lhe Army Air Caips. CHARLES 1. SZYMCZAK 306 Marlon VocolionalfMachinisl Former Sl. Michaels sfudenl who hopes lo iain lhe Merchanl Marines biil go inlo business alle-r lhe war, MARY TANCREDI l228 W, Ninlh Commercial Dancing and colrcs appeal lo lhis drae malic sociely, Tri-Hi, and hislmy club member, I-lopes lo be a privale socrolary, GILBERT M. TATARELLI 40 W Mary Commercial A former Smedley pupil who lilies Bing Crosby. blondes, and sleep: bul con- ceiled people are oull ALBERT TAYLOR 950 Vouclain General Emolboll player who may enlf-r lhe Navy, Hopes lo worlc ol Wesfinghouse afler lhe war, y N , V I xl l 0.1 -uv:-J 61' Upper Panel, Lefl fo Right ARTHUR TAYLOR IOO7 Kerlin Vocalional-Machinisl The Navy Air Corps holds o fulure for Ari , a qiiiel Franklin graduale, Friends: Hommy and Bob. MARILYN E. TAYLOR 230 Woodrow General Shy Franklin Grammar graduale who wanls lo lake up nursing offer grad- Ualion. JEAN TENUTO 7l6 Fullort General Commercial Jayvee baskelball caplain, 3, who hopes la be a Florence Nightingale, Known as lhe girl wilh lhe 'Colgale smile . FLORA TETI 607 Penn Commercial Member of drarnafic sociely, Tri l-li swimming club, 2, 3, and baskelboll ieom, 2, l-lopes lo become a WAVE, KATHRYN S. THOMAS 2708 Curran General Lampeler High, Lancasler, senl lhis friendly and allraclive blonde lo us in Seplomber, lnleresled in secrelarial work. Q A, i' ,fi Lower Panel, Top Row ELEANOR A. THOMPSON 629 Green College Preparalory With lhe Navy Nurse Corps as her ob- ieclive. lhis Lalin club member came lo Chesler from Smedley. DORIS L. TICE 800 E. I8 Commercial-Secrelarial A good sludenl senl from Smedley, Tri- l-li and A, A, member. Typisl for Mr. Giles, Likes swimming, ice skating. RODGER A. TINDALL Dullon Mill Road, R. D. l General Rodger comes lo us from Dewey-Mann and would like lo loin some branch of lhe Armed Forces. CLAIRE M. TINNEY l8 S. Eyre Drive Commercial To be an eliicienl office worker is lhe aim ol Claire. Drarnolic sociely, Welcome slail. l-lobby, reading. Lower Panel, Bolrom Row JAMES TlTERANCE 608 Marlon Vocalional-Eleclrician lim expecls lo serve in lhe Army and conlinue eleclrical work, Comes lo us from Smedley. EUGENE TRADER I326 Morlon General Toll, handsome Eugene comes lo us fron Smedley and will probably soon enler The Service lo learn a lrade. ADELLA S. TRALA 25ll W. Sevenlh Commercial Former Sl, l-ledwig's sludenl who likes dancing and skoling. Plans lo be a suc- cessful secrelary. ELIZABETH TUCKER l5l9 W, Second General Commercial Douglass scnl lhis Dunbar Sociely mem- ber who would like lo be scmeone's elli- C cienl sccrelory. JAMES A. TURNER 805 Pusey Vccalionol-Mochinisl Quiel Hgreasemonkeyl' who would like lo serve in lhe Merchanl Marines. Franklin graduale. fx ,, . Nfl il nh l ntl. 'sf X1 J' if il X bs C.: KL.-J I Ilia .IV U A-41 -J NJ Wi X ff il T 5 0,1 I , T - P f Upper Panel, Lal? fo Righl CHARLES R. VACCARO 2l2 Concord Vocalional--Pallernmalrer Charley , iayvee faolball player, comes from Franlrlin, Besl pals, Smokey and Rudy , Fulure avialion coder. VIOLA M. VARANO R, D. No. 2, Media, Pa. General Commercial From Franlrlin lo Chesler comes lhis dra- malic sociefy and arl club member. JEANETTE M. VITO l534 Walnul Commercial Secrefarial worlrer who came lo Chesler from Smedley and hopes lo conlinue in lhis field, Lilres slnafing and dancing, HELEN E. WAGNER l864 Edgmonl Commercial Shady , a friendly A, A, member, who came Tram Smedley lo Chesler, GEORGE W. WAKELING 527 l-lighland General wilh Shop The Air Corps awails lhis former Dewey- Monn sludenl who hopes lo be a me- chanic afler lhe war. Q' ,I-f-I 5.1 , Lower Panel Row ELAINE WEAVER H25 Brown Commercial Glee club, volley ball, Trivl-li, mixed chorus, dramalic sociefy, and Annual slall are on Elaine's schedule. Sr-nedley graduale. NOVELLA E. WHARTON 220 Reaney l-lomemalring Nursing inleresfs This former Baolhwyn sludenl, Member of Dunbar Sociely, homemalcing club, and baslrelball leam. RUTH WILLIAMS l33 E. ZI General The Navy Nurse Corps holds a lulure for Rulh, a dramalic sociery member. Smede ley graduale. WELLINGTON WILLIAMS 1829 W. Sixlh General Band member and Dunbar Sociely lreos- urer who would lilre lo be a saxophonisl' in one of The nalion's leading bands. Lower Panel, Boffom Row EILEEN WlLSON 2606 McCarey General Nursing is rhe ambilian of Eileen, who ioined our ranlcs in Seplember from Kulp- monl' High. EARL WINFREE 2018 Madison General Bowling ond poclcel' billiards lind favor in Earl's sight. Hopes some day lo own a chain of lhealres. ALFRED WOLENSKI 2324 W. Third Vocalional-Machinisl' Al , senior class execulive commillee member and secrelary af Viclory Corps Producfion Area. comes from Sl, Hed- wig's. FLORENCE M. WOLSKA 22l Thurlow Commercial-Secrelarial Very quief hislory club and dramalic sociely member who hopes lo be a lypisl or secrelary. ADA D. WOODLAND l7l4 W, Third Hornerrialcing A Douglass graduare who belongs lo Dunbar Sociely and homemalcing club. 3,4 Q 'E-.Juv 5,-J f , ,yell 1 E ' , i '1- 5 ' Upper Panel, Lefl lo Righi EDWARD A. WOOTEN llO9 Baldwin General The Seabees will soon see lhis farmer Smedley sludenl, Lilies baseball. baslxef- ball, swimming, and slcaling. ARTHUR F. WRZESNlESKl 726 E. Eighlh Vocalionol-Pallernmalcer Smokey , Smedley's gill lo C. H. S.. aims lo be on Avialion Cadel and make the Army his career. MARGUERITE J. YARBROUGH 2607 Smilhers General Peggy , who came fo us from Rossville High School, Georgia, in Seplember. plans lo became a nurse. KRANA YASNITZ l33 W. Filth College Preparalory Sweel, quiel orcheslra secrelarykreas- urer. Member ol Annual slall, dramalic sociely, riding club. swimming club, Lalin club. DORIS W. YELTON 52 W, Esghih Commercial-Sales Snappy drum maiorelle and U. S. O. enlerlainer wilh over IOOO hours lo her credif. Member ol dramatic saciely, Wel- come slahl. 'Hs is N' vi. l I Lower Panel, Top Row JOSEPH A. YORI 733 Engle Vocafional--Machinisl Peewee , from Dewey, wanls 'ra be a masler machinist Aims lo be a Tail gun- ner on a bomber. NANCY J. YOUTZ l4l2 Willislon Music Major To lhe Philadelphia Conservalory ol Music will go lhis choir, glee club, his- lary club, and mixed chorus member. CHARLOTTE M. ZAKRZEWSKA 25l3 W. Sevenlh Commercial-Secrelarial Volley ball and sollball leam member who is a Sl. Hedwig's graduole. STANLEY J. ZALOTA l22 Thurlow General From S+, Hedwig's comes Slam , who lilies baseball, foolball, and basllelball. Usually seen wilh Smigy . R-L 1 f I l I 7 , 4 . OWII' ane O Ofn OW - L P I, s M R FRANCIS S. ZARNOSKI 420 E, Third General Baslcelboll, baseball, and girls are on Fran's lisl ol lilies. A lormer Smedley pupil. KATHERYN L. ZAYACH 2808 W. Second Colleg P eparalo Fulgggfljgl ieLd4sA?l'JE'ies: adver- lisi man er-of lhe e, Lalin club u, dramalic i s nel JOSEPH ZOMMICK 509 Wilson Commercial-Sales Joe , our lulure, dynamic salesman, is o member of dramalic sociely, Sludenl Council, and Welcome slall. Likes dancing. CHARLES ZOSLAW 8Ol Poller General Commercial The U, S. Army holds a lulure for lhis band and dance orcheslra member whose hobby is collecling magazines. - 20 - . 4 , 'I . ee, 5 slew R -fu l K 4 I' ' vfi lq ,Ug..J.T's.7 J ' 5 E 1' 'fi-. M W Wm .4 My l- - - IU! s 1 - I I x ' N fy -an-ywvef SCDME MUST FINISH ELSEWHERE Lat., , l l Q A . To 1 T i . v,s354 MARIAN B. CLARK Al nearby Ridley Park High School, quiel Marian is compleling her slud- ies and conlinuing her aclivilies in dramalics. However, she misses Jean and Doris. HELEN DANOWSKI Reading High has claimed our al- lraclive l-loney. whose girl friend, Rulh, has also lell us, Allhough happy in Reading, Helen longs for her pals in Chesler, M. ELIZABETH HEADLEY NBC-llyil is allending Penn Hall, pri- vale school lor girls in Chambersburg. There sporls, such as riding and arch- ery, are combined wifh sludies, and Belly has coniinued her inferesf in swimming. RUTH ANN HUGHES Rufh arrived in Chesfer as a iunior from Moscow, Pennsylvania, and 'Then moved on lo spend her senior year in Sanla Paula, California, where her lalher is working in induslry. JOYCE H. LEET Sophomore and iuniar class Treas- urer was Joyce, who is offending Sfafe College High School because her lalher is in command of lhe Army Pre- Elighl School on The Penn Slale Campus. sf if. 1 f ' SAUL LEVY Saul lefl Chester High in Seplember lor Perlciornen Prep. A lrumpel' player in our band, he evidenfly relinquished his musical inreresfs lor afhlelics, lor he made The foolball Team. MILTON LINCOFF This clever, inlelligenf lad compleled his senior year af Temple Universify High School during The summer and is now a freshman pre-medical sludenf of Temple Universily. JAMES T. LOUGHEAD Handsome. sludious Jimmie, who is spending his senior year al Peddie Prep., Highfslown, New Jersey, has Taken honors in physics, German, and public speaking. Our sincere congrafu- lalionsl MARY A. RATAY Popular Mary, one of our former cheerleaders, decided fo spend her senior year af Keyslane Secreforial School, Swarfhmore, where she is pre- paring fo lalce her place on fhe busi- ness home lronl. JUIXIICDRS TAKE Comperenriy leoding fine 400 members of 'ine junior closs ore fl, +0 r. seofedl Eleanor Clopcich, secreroryg Corringion Clark, presi- dent fsiondingj Jornes Tolbof, vice president ond Beniomin Buck, ireosurer. 1' W , P I 9 i 6 Ei Uh llie remaining low, al llwe original six advisers, wlia rnusl Carry on: Scroll P. Holcroll, William S. Houpl, Edna M. Mills, and Mar- Qai-cl K. Muldoon, In service, William Allan, Edward Caplcovic. t .L fi r u Q 36655 Q Q-07' n nc-' -x l ,f f ld , 9 ev- C X M- . f sq X w , ,rv I f -- Q, x' H 5 ' ' 36 '. LW Y ,v 4 4 I Y ' V s. . e I. 'Av , . , TEJ KEQQU . .Q N L Yes-fgjf W 'Q N4 Fi 1 3 W' 3 -L 4 'I . . v ,I ELA ,I my G v , , M f ff f 1 sqm Q 0 'L GO 0009 rf ,' fy f ,. f If , Ujj 4 'riff Jnqgph Pipe, freggufrcry Morqucrifc N, Thorn, visor?-1 ffwx Hamel, Qocrevioryg ond Kofherlme M1aQ,lnQiH DQSQCX X, and Mary C. Muldoon, od- r SCDPI-IGMCDRES Sfruox, p' 91,5 mf, guide We 600 zophomores. U Q 4 ' Jw 4 V D v-00 550 'TJ C5 2-LQ if ' ,nf 9 Wm 4 INCREASE DLP: f s7'g5 . : . I ' ' A 'r 5, Q 1 V 1 ' 4 j f J v f'f -+ sv ' g E' 6 v .- , . , M mf sff ' , QV .Y 7 , 7 L V. nf . f ' X f Af! rf ,uffffbfy VQWQMCDLLMENT of' 09 of' what nf' C3 Q 9 f mpomhf' E3 r C 1 . 1 FRESHMEN ENTER Helping llweee newcomers la adlusf llwenwselvez le new laces and wrrnundings are ll. 'fo r. alandrnql Stella Plecara, secre- laryg Donald Murray, president? Frances Journey, lreasurerq Jolvn Clapeiclml vice president: lsealecll Molly H, Bleleclw, AIA bert J. Buena, Aldo Adams, and Berflwa Helms, advisers. Q I fJQ!AA4f41X P4 1,4 X:-,iff 3 I ,I f A NEW FIELD -4,-. 1 . L .rv ' ,417 -..f .-.- Q 7' Y W iff' V15'g'a W -X A + -x l fff x I V ,,,.. - 6 : T P iv lp 'N 1 I ii7ffff 'f:,f SI, ,- ,, elrriiislfl T' 'Hi ii 'l fl T 2 N. rm s N Donald Hummel President Mariorie Booluoul Reber? Benson l Rolaerl' Price Louis Pepe N l .J ,sg L , Eleanor Cla pcich Secrefary Helen Derewianlla Vice Presidenl Ann Clapcich BelTy Cauley James Talbof Roberi Shaw of ,1 fe JK . -,+L , Y of 9 Oliver Thorpe Treasurer John Clapcich Alberf Williams if 1 i 1 Rufh Kasarsly M. K. Muldoon Adviser STUDENT CCDUNCIL MAKES DEMCDCRACY LIVE We are reminded Through This governing body ThaT The pre- rogaTive To voTe as we wish is sTiiI ours. ElecTion To The execuTive A ' ' A d Three board is held in The spring, when six seniors, Tour iunrors, an h Th Treshmen are added in The Toll. sophomores are c osen. ree One of The mosT imporTanT acTiviTies is The disTribuTion of giTT cerTiTicaTes To The poor and needy of Chrisfmas. AT The Tall meeTing OT The Philadelphia Suburban STudenT Coun- cil AssociaTion, held aT The UniversiTy of Pennsylvania, RoberT Shaw presided. 3 vs x Eociw dass seiecfs ond voies for Hs own Ccnndiciolres. Monifors, requesfing permission slips, cieor ihe lwolis of loiferers. 'S' o 0 N I Q NR I-IGNOR SCCIETY MAINTAIIXIS HIGH STANDARDS Oeaiifieaiions for membership are rigid bulr we admire 'rhose who mari ihe requiremenis for Characfer service leadership and cha'arship Arm impressive Caridierlighi ceremony held in chapel in mid- Marah io irisiali ihe successiul Camdidaies makes one wish he had hir the books harder. Qfficers for I944 are Jael Rafhbergy presidenfq Racine Saul, vice prcsidenfg Josephine Denmark, secrefary-ireasurerg Harold V. Hariman, adviser. I-ll-Y PREPARES FUR A CLEAN LIFE For Els purpose is lo Creole, molnloin, ond exfend lhroughoul lhe school ond communily high slondords ol Chrislion choroclern Rudolph Schrnidl is president William l-lipple, vice presidenlg Alfred K ' ' ' oury, secrelory, Thornos Hayes, lreosurerg ond Wrllnom S. l-loupl, odviser. Roberl Borrell, one ol Chesle-r's represenlolives, wos elecled ehoirmon ol lhe Glder Boys' Conference, held of Corlisle in eorly December. 'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll' 1 H Y Iii x 9e-3 3 8 5 cg hc 11 1 A-9 - 'Y P 1 E Q 'Z' E. 1 v cr' Cori, president Kinko, iirsr vice president CLUBS REACH EVERYCDNE imrmiifrufma muifiriioiion in iporis ond promofes cieon orriie+icG. fl io iii Vaci' 3ro+iirw: Hibba, odviserg Temiro, vice presideriii Eyre, iii iiififiit Mmwiuifg fecreforyq Dunn, odvisert Roche? Sieworf. 'Vie lriiiiiifrimi Sr-ii ieiy provides for We educorioriol ond social vvliir'-wcrii ri vwcoiionol boy-9, IL. fo nj secrelrory, Myers: vice i zwidf-iwf, Biiflert orivi-.my Boicerg freosiirer, Lorcri, Iwfer iocini Uvdernfomdimq If, The oim of Wie Dumber Sociefyz ii fo nj wrriimry, Hoimemy preaidenf, Ciwrciwg odviser, Bloom: vice 1 cwiiii-rif, Wiiiicumi. Oi em rim'-iuriirr rm riirir-mi rioiirinoi ond iriierrwoiiorioi problems i wifi-irui Em VUf'VYWiDFI i of Disiciigxiori Club. IL. fo ni Boolcouf, secre- ri,ffrm1',iirer' Qpgweriheim, Second vice presiderirg Bemiomin, od- fff-?i 2' One ol llwe mosl enlerloining clubs is +lwe Drcirnolic Sociely willw Muldoon, direclorg Woodlen, sfogingf l-lolcroll, molce-up: Lybeclc, lreosurery Sliow, president ond Keeplwori, secrelory. Sfriving lo liosler inleresl in or? is flue Arl Club. Slonding ll, +0 r.l ore Mills, secrelory: Keepliorl, vice president Meyerowilz, 'frees- urerg lseofedl Ellis, odviser: Ross, corresponding secrelory: McGin- nis, president Tliorn, odviser. Lolin Club broodens flue lcnowledge ol Lolin. ll.. lo r.l Zoyocli, secreforyg Ryser, president Irving, lreosurerg Dopirolc, vice president Pcncoosr, odviser. Tliose inleresled in Pennsvlvonio lwislory ore inviled 'ro ioin Hislory Club. ll.. lo r.l Graber, vice president Woicielioski, secre- lory: Cossell, odvisert lrving, lreosurerp Wolceling, presidenf. Triel-li leoclwes girls lo loce life squorely ond find ond give flue best' ll.. To r.l upper closs officers: Orr, Jrreosurerg Gloss, vice presi- dent Ccirlone, president Blelocln, odviserg lower class officers: Szymonslci, president Koulcedis, vice president Keepliorl, secrelroryp Lenny, lreosurer. v-,jf .- SA LEAD BUSY Li? Work on riris yeor's book wos mode iniercsiing riwrougb correspondence wiib ine boys ond reociwers in The Service. if ony oi We iocuiry or siudenis do noi oppeor in uni- iorrn, ir is becouse iiieir rigid scbeduies oi- iowed ibem no Time 'ro meer riwe decidiine. AH ori iound on iirese poges wos conrrib- uied by orr rnoiors Moryin Ross, Mory MC- Ginnis, ond Eveiyn Anderson, under riwe super- vision oi Mrs, Morgueriie N. Thorn oi Jrbe orr deporrrneni. meons oi reducing expenses ond eiirn- rs riwe Pxnnuoi E YTTOFS As o W booir odyeriisemen , rogrom inoiinq yeor if ubiishes 'riwe Medioecbesier p ii ome sio p ir Ning iooibo Q . do, Jose- ior We Tbon sg 7 ciuded Ann Noy 'Siofi members .n rnoric iiiy Korbo, Eioine Weover, Theodore So pbine Den , A Mory Beidecos, Doroiiwy Srniriw, ' enr Cborninsici, Jonn es Siwrom, Vina Yosnirz Dor roico, Jom i Brown, Krono , ' d d iocono, Mobe d Doris lesier Suson Beiiis, neo e F er ossisr SS is bv Woo , . , ' dirorz Jeonne ry , ' onr ' ond Rocine Soui, e ediiorp Eiinor Ciorig business rnonoger, ' V. Corroii, odviser. Miss Mory 1vx'nv.x'x's 1. OW bi A kl dxre 1' Wee Y News . Ondci-gig of lglelen Deljeovlijzwkls FJUlDlisl1ed Under ,HW Cf h O- ed? . G l OW. C , 'OV A . cwr, lcglfure edt -O newg ediforsn nno Kmko lor: Komryn Z I of, l-lorrifon M Blanche Mom - Q J ' crme Bengigseri gifulhsfllverfising r:gi1gPOrf2ed5- non manager er? o+h. ' 20nd Mar QOre+ W ollccr, Odviserh l'.XGY. Y RX' EY .mu an NMA v w 1 'MGT OB Su . ,.1.n'v .- m-- lu vu ,mm ,wi 'M nd Ski-Swu Halls c Uvlulhll - r,..x X.. . x. vm. .-.Ml ....k,. M l .wx--A 1 l,.m.xx, .mm-.x-, 1 xh.-nn X154 TI-IE HUULS 'YU 'UNSUR HV l . 4 Loan Camp V STS afxgn Knry Vaneli with :me 1.1- ,, - . ug. u .--. S- -ff1- M , 1, sk-1 -z, .um-A1 L. mm hm 'vm ...x my v.1u.m mls n .H xv. 2.-.A .H aww--..-..x f sm.- xl-ZHM Vi!!! N... X.: tm-uw xwm-nu. , lpn. Hu xx u 1 -Uh. 1---lux X .mx N ,U m .x u. x-x.-mg 'lin' 1 X ml .nm-A Hu SLAM my . X.-1 l-- M h mf . u M--l K , mm. .a vm. X l xx xx l M W-- 1 lm Nw nvh, n w h nn, P 'K--nun u- di:-f 4 ,mug Un- dx' hr.-xx A rf M ll 3' r. Hvm5 :mul auhxll ,f- 'X HF. CE hx lho ,. -4 A f Q J w52f M lx Af' ff? WF, ef , .J i u., X ,f f 1 . 2 , f fam 'in :- ,,x ' 0' 4 Q x-,- 1 L 0 . N Q 0 Q if :-. is tid 0 Q 1 iq' AULD LANG ' A-M4144 I-'1- if SYNE O , if - -P - Sf b ff 54 i Q his 1 his -6 , 0 0 Q 1 4,,-1 ' ' ill -A sl -W 1 iklrv 'R Y .ff ,E-.5 l ' A Q . ffl: , i i if I I 9 s . 215 Q6- Z: XY Probably lhe masil popular music organizalion is The band, wilh Charles Zaslaw, president James Given, manager: Jaclc Grass, librariang Lillian Lvbeclc, secrelary: and Mr, Charles D. Long, con- duclor. Glee club lavoriles, however, are soloi-is Jane Desmond, Nina Slcidas, Sara Bishop, and accompanisf Rufh Graber: while angelic voices come from lhe sacred choir, Direclor ol choral clubs is Miss Edna M. Mills. DRAMA Z TAKES Quraf CARES AWAY X gi. I' i n 'X X , , I .i' QAM Q, My BEHIND TI-IE SCENE Mysleiy, inliiaue, for-ce -varied enleilainninn? for varied 'lasleS is provided by the Droiniolici Sacielv. The Mifqueloa il ol' lhe physics Licks becomes the Choi-leg Boyer ol lhe sloixfrt afenorio wrilerf, are uncovered: clever slage selling, aio inadog hidden lalenl is lound everywhere. Musical enlerlainmonl by Doris Ycwllon, original slcils by lhc lunslers, Theodore Ryscr, Joiner, Poco, and Roberl Belluce, and The roinonliQi1a1, Judy Wall, are bound lo appeal. 'Keeping Chi'islrna5 brouahl oul all lhv oldflinwers, Hpopl' Show, sophislicaled Hummel, ond Qliarining Sue Bellii, logelher wilh fhe lad-becoming popular! Rudy Georgini and Raymond Guyer, fx sure hil is any produclion by Mius Mary Muldoon, who is aided behind lhe scenes, by rho lolenled Eranlx Carr ond Mr. Millon Vifoodlen in charge ol slaaingi Mary Keephorl and Misi Sarah Hol- croll, properliesq and Vincenzo Molla and Miss Margorel Muldoon, rnalac-up. xNv Xl. ATHLETICS MAKE US . , PT-IYSICALLY FIT T-14 w. wx T1 -1 -J 15 5 .T 3' 1' V l . I .X .I G-,Y 1 4 K fa, -', l. , 'Lil , TAY if an I Tggg i fil AdherenTs To The bel:eT ThaT sound bodies malce H y nfs , T ,.,,i, ,, sound rnunds, The adrnnnnsTraTuon has monnTorned ' T u Ni 'J' A : viii-+ 36 . -xklwfrv ' s ' ' h ' - - . s 6 , A Ngj1,H '- ,A , 3.q:4.y::Ef,gu,' M , -1 lnTersc olasTnc compeTsT1on as Tar as possuble, f'f'i?f'ffT T Tj , f'1-EL -. QQ 4. 'N' T 5 ' ,- . f V :Q-T.,-A fr-'zF'1ff? TvY?'g,i,g1fgi ll 6251? ' vf f'Q1f'f 'T '7 12- 7 K ' 'if rr- ' ff .W ' 'f. 'f T V nu , T':? '-Q73-TTT? A V A , 'll . - : P ,cn 18 The varsiTy TooTball Team ToughT iTs usual nine- gorne schedule, buT The Tunior varsiTy had To be conTenT wiTh only Three conTesTs. Head Coach T-Tal BrewsTer and Line Coach Bob Sholly hod buT Three leTTermen around whom To form The varsiTy, and The loss aT Ten veTerans was lceenly TelT, Tor ChesTer closed The season wiTh Three vicTories, agalnsT Tive losses and one Tie. ChesTer lo5T The opener To a TasT Ridley Town- ship club by a score of I5-6. The allVpowerTul, un- deTeoTed Lower Merion eleven Then Trounced The Orange and Black, 45-6. x X The Clipper ship enioyed smoolh sailing lor 'lhe nexl lhree games by edging oul Collingdale in a dusly ballle, 7-6, and delealing Norrislown, 20-I2. A reiuvenaled eleven came lrom behind lo win over Ridley Park, I3-7, aller Chel Bush had been iniured. if TI-IE KICK GPF Eddyslone, up and wailing wilh a power-paclced ball club, laced lavored Chesler, 25-6. One ol lhe hardesl loughl games. however, was played lor lhe cily championship belween Sl. James and Chesler. The lavored Sainls could score only once on a louch- down pass as lhe Clippers slopped cold lheir winning allaclc. Ches- ler scored on a line plunge lo lie lhe ballle, 7-7. The Orange and Black closed lhe season by losing lor lhe 'lirsl -m5 ' lime since l935 lo lhe Wilminglon Chicks, I4-6, and lo a well- . ...X 7 .if 'wiki 1 ,111 . , , fi Q x f . F s f' K 'Qi' -, 'U 56' f y -' 1 .- ,fy f ' ig I ' -, ' ,r' fly, i if 1 f 4 4, 'L A . - 1 , Q- I 7- balanced Media leam, I6-6. Egg SZ' FGCDTBALI. There were 24 leflermen in lhis campaign: Cap- lain Dehner, Shrom, Marcin, Benson, Rinaldi, De Leonibus, Kormaniclca, l-lipple, Jim lacono, manag- ers Jake Fraler and Joe Nacrelli, seniors. Relurnf ing lo nexl year's leam will be speedsler Cank Clarlc, Chesler Bush, hard hiiiing iuniorq Plomis, Buller, Chariier, Larry Johnson, Talboi, Shuieslcy, Vermeychulc, Murray, Dodds, Thorpe, and Sfalloni. Oiher holdovers are Sam Summa and Lou Pepe. The Lions' Club Hmosi valuable player award weni io blocking baclc Jim Shrom. Chef Bush, 'll-lol Dehner, Canlc Clarlc, Gene Shufeslcy, and Jim Shrom received honorable menfion on ihe All- Delaware Couniy eleven, while Bob Benson received a ihird ieam guard posilion. Babe Buono and Joe Hinderhoiens iayvees had a mysliiying season by iieing Ridley Parlc, OVOQ Collingdale, 6-6, and Media, 7-7. P. 86, Coach Brewsler addresses seniors and lei- lermen before lhe Norrisiown fray, P, 87 'iealures lhe '43 varsiiy and lhe healed aciion in The cily championship fill wifh S+. James. P. 88, Talbol car- ries fhe mail againsl lhe Medes. The boHom pic- lure 'shows 'iBabe Buono's Junior Clippers. +1 g X-is '41 -Sul- ii Ku XX ic aus Righl lo lell, lronl row, are lacully manager ol alhlelics and adviser, Charles Giles: presidenl, Bill l-lippleg vice presidenl, Jim Shromq and lreasurer, Spike Molelle. Criginoling lwo years ago lo replace lhe general alhlelic associalion, lhe C Club airns lo creale an inleresl in sporls among lhe boys. One earning a varsily leller aulomalically becomes a mem- ber. Lellermen receive a shield-shaped lapel pin wilh an orange C on a blaclc lield. The club meels lwice a monlh. One is a closed meeling, al which business is lransacledq lhe olher, a social golhering lor all boys. CHEERLEADERS Eoolball and baslcelball games iusl wouldn'l be complele wilh- oul lhe peppy and allraclive cheerleaders lo urge lhe boys on lo viclory. Try-ouls are held in lale spring, when lhe girls are chosen on lhe basis ol lheir abilily, This year, al bi-weelcly praclices, eleven girls were lrained under lhe supervision ol Susan Bellis, caploin: and Miss Rulh Williams, adviser. Lell lo righl, lhe lirsl, squadt Murrell lalowlell, Ann Clap- cich, Belly Schureman, Susan Bellis, caplainp Charlolle Malany, Inez Emsley, Frances Snie- choslci, Eleanor Clap- cich. gsgrq BASKETBALL Ui-spilc lhc lass of a wealfh of maferial lo lhe Armed Fi wvf' os, lhr- Clippers had a Qredilable season wilh ten wins and wvrin losses. lllayinq iindcr Harold Bayer, fanrlh coach in as many yi-ms, The rm rlrnon were Sodion ll and Kiwanis runnersrup. Pridnnr, aided hy Mndirfs iipsel win over Chesfer, delhroned vliii Orange and Black as league leaders, Relarning lo Kiwanis compefifirin afler a lapse of a year, Chesler reached ihe finals only lo have Haverford, lasf year's winners. refain the lille, In rho cily championship lill, Chesler upsel lhe Bulldogs 37735 in a hair-raising baflle. Clipper slandoiils were Capfain Hal Dehner, leading Seclion ll scarerg Canlx Clarlc, John Fry, Jim Masficola, Jim Pooley, Earl Blazynslri, Larry Connor, and Len Kleinman. Couch Arlf-yum' PNN-vrgvvyx C npm-voftvs Qlmod Ilwcir If-743 . CLmD11Ny Iwd by co ropfoins L- xk1':H5 wwn six games and Vw' q weft, aww: in Nay for vfmuclw Hu- mm-Uvnf sfmlng 44 boslnnflmll -,'-k 1 'mm -,mwrswf ify uno HYIC mmf lf-nm Tm- fm, H los? fuvv. Jam' lynu ww. cm- wf Vw f Choa! z'v' Hula, Awww Bmw? vm wfmd uf .705 puivww ww in :ye Hx Um lxvufwr CMpp1':v?fw5 mv yrnr, lmvlnq www 1-MM qmvws www To Rndvmr, KMMPOW Duvw .V'. pmmwrwq rvmfmml fmr mend 'XF u possibh- nine, They los? was high scorer wiH'v Sl poinfs. BASKETBALL I ' . , ' .: 33' , ' 9- ' I -1 5 , , ,, X6 ,f, 4 w'-, 1-ry X if 'sb JN? .4 XJ ll -Q 'T 7 My , mx XAW-Wx s L A i r' gh' fx ,1 'J C c 3, ' A Tj , nazi? 5' 1 5 1 J, A .'J1:,:-1 , I H V 4 ' Q1 'S Y e-' . kfdkf The ioyvee boslcelbollileom, under Coach Bobe Buonos guide ' ' ' fl sf 'N' once, cornpleled o successful seoson wilh lwelzfz wins ogoinsf live ' :- . X sefboclcs. The Junior Clippers ended in second ploce in the Seclion 5 'imxgj V , T 4 71' J Il roce, relinquishing The lop spol 'ro Lonsdownels Lords. ' -4' 'Y-4-tf'7f ' fs- TQ? Confler, Wilkinson, Pierce, Woloniclc, Slroin, Tiberzi, Heilz, and we -H-fre -. 5+ . T 1 f 7 '- f Johnson rounded oul lhe s uod. Johnson wos nromoled fo lhe vorsif 0. W M q P Y - ,-L J- ' - f i .f7l?'f1 i during lhe seoson. vp J '1 il .f fr: ' 1 It Qflfi-u.h ' - i 1 j it , A 'ki Ui: A lull schedule hos been orronged lor lhe lroclc leorn by loc- . ,' Hu ti : ully monoger Giles. Veleron cinderrnen ore Richord Koziclci, 'lConlc f ,- . W4 fi' -' ff Clorlc, John Molelle, porliciponls in lhe running evenls. ond Al ' s .vii A Aa iw V . , ' , , 4: , . QQ Koury, weighlmon, oll lellermeni Lorry Jonnson, Joclc Buller, ond Q ,,.g1'- 5.1, ,s,,.gg. 'Q-J, , , . , . ,,i.,--:fg'.., pf-X' -ff-Y-if Q- ' Robert Price. Foolbollers, os o condifioner lor lhe coming grid seo- -'N Y' 1 V ' A son, musl lolce pori in fhe lroclc ond held evenls. ' , QQ . A - ,heh .S Vs: 4' i :Q 1-.cv fd 3 S , sig 4-z i 4- it 'v BASEIQ6 he Clippers confinue suburbon boseboill in o revised ond s ncqlhcned Seclion II leoque, Pros ecfs lor re oinin lhe Chom- . - P Q Q pionship of lhe loop loom high, lor eighl lellermen relurned. Cooch Holm Brewsler has os 0 nucleus ol fhis '44 club lhe velerons Tcilbof, Moslicolo, Dehner, Ore-zolc Preslon, Kleinmon, Blozynslci, ond Pierce. Qlhors seeing cichon ore Fedeno, Sloller, l-loupl, oncl locono. Chester s hoiri r coochcd by Mr James Wolson won one cluol rneel in four slorls ond fini hed lourlh or lhe P l A A Cobb s Creek run ond fhe Marcus Hook Lions Club roce Upper Dorby Lowe r Merion ond Noriislown deleoled Chesler while Sf Jomes Fell bolc ro The lhundi ring Cl rper squod Komclu oni Deolcyne were sporlcplugs wifh lone sensor Corr OWIU41 UPU 5UlI'vII5IVTL1lY wel 7' W A i wgsrv' I xx A . Q Vg , . , ,,a...- . ' s.vf.1r-.Pia '- +- qi, ,..: ' 7-rf-ff I A. I 'V , ' C --,U . .:,-E .- i , , . -5-.. c , - I 'IQ :M N. S-.X S, ix ,ea 11:9 Fill ,... Q W.. A, 1 f C A ' 'Y - 1 - v 4 I N I A R- T' A Z' Yu La f 7 6 - ' L , sp I , A cl' 9 A in 4' gil' F ll ' 1 Qs 1 1' i 1 . fy :T I 1 'N n l ' Q Q .AN. A F3 v lk' r J X wr,- ,. 'QQ fv ye -1 ,W-Q .Ur lin? A , 'WN Af 1. ACKNCDWLEDGMENTS The Senior Closs oT l944 expresses iTs sincere opprecioTion To Mr. John C, Ursprung, Jr., ol The Compus Publishing Company, ond To Mr. Chorles S, Moulder, of The Merin-Bolibon STudios, Tor Their friendly guidcince ond personol inTeresT in The plonning ol This yeor- boolc. By meons ol Their loresighT, ond Their cooperoTion in our eorly f,TorT, The Annuol f,ToTT hos been spored The disoppoinTmenTs which some schools hove hod To Toce becouse oT worTime shorToges. Be- coune of Their experience ond helpful suggesTions, This yeorls boolc i. o more compocT ond inTeref,Ting publicoTion Thon hos hereTolore been produced. The populorily ol The Annuol hos increosed, unTil now The de- rnond lor exceeds The supply, Boys in The Service, porTiculorly, have Tiilxen greol pride in showing Cheslens prizefwinning ediTions To 'Their comrodei, in orrns. Wor hos given double imporlonce To yeorboolfs, ond Mr. Ursprung ond Mr. Moulder moy well be proud ol The services 'They hove rendered Those in The Service ond Those oT home by helping The Clogs ol I944 produce This Timely publicoTion, ww jig? K . X gf QQ j WW' ff? S' ' .1 K lui' N ,N ',: . X xl. X- A-K-. I X X , hx-. xy . 1. Q: I 1 'fwhlf M m y ,5 N O ' Q 1 . - S? . ' M ,f ,, +35 gm? 1 1 F ' m L-an 1 K W 5 ,., - M 421 1 ft s -Q3 Q fs n W , X f I'- i.A..1, .aw- -uni 11 595' 1' iw L ,.., W . ,H eg, M . L A ' -. A QW Ei T V 'S
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