Chichester High School - Eagle Yearbook (Boothwyn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

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Vmz Upser Cm Wi 'rw at .ve rw- 5. , p,r wug wut Mm, true vfvr 'I QxZVTU'1UHS YD fb' Qfiffif Dedication l THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS at the Ground Brealung Ceremonies Left to rrght Mr Panarello Mr Bryant Mrs Powell Mr Dutton Mr Patterson and Mr Dowman CMrssnngD Mr Fausnaught to the members ol the Upper Chrchester School Board The ground brealclng exercrses on March 6 marlced the realization that the much tallced about new school was at last under way This much needed buuldrng has long been antlcrpated by the crtrzens ol Upper Chichester The doors of the Sl 350 OOO junior Sensor l'llgh School wall be opened to puplls IH September of 1953 The lew minutes soent rn ceremonres commemorat Page 4 rng the digging ol the hrst spade of earth clnmaxec endless hours ol studying ol Investigation ol plan mng on the part ol the members of the school board ol Upper Chrchester who are too often crrtrcrzed and too seldom thanlced lor doing the tremendous dutues which lle before them lo the Board of School Drrectors who had not only vrsron but also courage to promote this rmportant project we cledn cate our yearbook It IS to thanlc them lor their ehlorts towards a greater Upper Chrchester : . , . , . , . , . , . . , . .1 H . . . . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - - - . . . , 4 . . - ' ' a ast round 5 ro en' Qur Supervrslng Prrncupal Mr David ohnston Qpened the ceremonies Mr Baker Thompson Represented the countv othce Student speaker Chtton Whittaker Delrvered IVDDFGSSIVG remarks Ano 'Vtr Dutton School Board president Broke the ground tl . . 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'J f Assistant County Superintendent, ' 1 I I Recognition TEACHER LEADER Xl: fT1 lton Halnc ma ThatlVlr Kalrcltman be recognized en our yearbook was the unanimous desire of the entire Eagle Statt Qur boys Physical Educatnon Instructor came to us from West Chester State Teachers College hve years school lute As a teacher, he has always stressed the lm portance and value of health and physical education As a coach he has always stressed good sports manshup and fair play l-lrs well dressed baslcetball Page 6 teams have always been commended For these qualltles As Faculty manager ol athletics, he has ably handled the dlfhcult taslc of boolclng games and securing competent and ldlf OlFICldlS ln addetlon to these duties, Mr Kallclcman has been a lrrend to all students l'le IS lcnown through out the county as a Sportsman and an outstanding Upper Chl booster For all these things we honor hum In recognition of hls loyal servxce to Upper Chichester r. mi ' la n Zh ago and detinitely has contributed much to our H ' l . 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' 2 rff' ' ' Board ol School Directors Mr William DURCH 3rd Mr George Panarello M75 Dorothy Pgwell Meetlnghouse Road Meet nghouse Road Olcnola Avenue Chester R D 1 Pennsylvania Boothvvvn Pennsylvania Boothvvyn Pennsylvania President Vice President Treasurer Mr Wllllam Feist Clayton Street Boothwyn R D Pennsylvanua Secretary THE SCHOOL BOARD This year has really been a busy one lor the members of the school board ln addition to the many routine taslcs that must be talcen care ol during each school year the board members have given many days and nights that led to the eventful ground brealclng ceremonies New to the board this year are Mr Patterson, M Bryant nd Mr Fausnaught Mr Feist vvas appointed by the board to continue oS ecretary Mr Frank Dowman Sr Mr Elmer Bryant Sr 'l8'IO McKay Avenue Chrchester Avenue Box 300 Boothvvyn Pennsylvama Boothvvyn R D Pennsylvanra Boothwyn R D Pennsylvania Dage 8 Mr J Howard Patterson Martllla Apartments Chichester Avenue Boothwyn Pennsylvama Mr Evan T Fausnaught Mull Road x. . , . . . Q , I ' ' I 1 I I I I D I ' . r. ' , a . . ' , . ' ' l ' C 1 - 'I 6 bww . . . , . . , . . . . . I . A . I I ' 'I I ' 'I I . Supervising Principal Mr Davld A Johnston 422 Pr: e Street West Chester Pennsylvania May l95Q Dear Mr ohnston ln you vve have lound an unsplratlon to achieve our ultimate goal lt has been through your vast ellorts and your undying lanth that vve Fund our elves vvell equnpped to step out into the vvlde houndarles o l e It IS also because ol your etlorts and your lalth that the Upper Chichester District hopes to have a nevv unlorgenlor l-hgh School We lcnovv the stucents vvho vvlll attend this school vvlll appreciate the long hours you have spent vvorlmng o thus oroject We the class ol SQ vvlsh you the grea es uccess and sincerely thanl4 you lor the deep under tandlng and guidance you have shovvn us blncerely, CLASS GF 39 Page C .J i l E Fil. wJ.-, , I . U. l, A' tr l'lgh School Principal Mr Howard K Plummer 'I3 Maple Avenue Trainer Pennsylvama Many are the dutues of Mr Plummer our very busy hugh school principal From the time he arrives before 8 A M untll he leaves sometlmes after 5 P M Mr Plummer IS busy wrth conferences and problems confronting the admlnlstratlon l addition to day time duties Mr Plummer IS on hand for all of our evening actlvltues We have come to lmow hum as a capable leader a wise counselor and a good Friend -fr-is--.......,,, T Mrss Sarah J Yeager Mrss Helen E Knox 1909 Meetmghouse Rodd 5838 Baltnmore Avenue Boothwyn pennsylvamd Phuladelphla Pennsylvania SECRETARY Besndes her many responsubllrtues as school secre Actnvutres Athletic Council SCHOOL NURSE tary, Miss Yeager always Funds an extra minute to The little office next to the Library has been a give us a hand An efhclentand energetic Worker llfesaver for many an Upper Chl headache or Mlss Yeager continues to be a friend to all Upper paln The llttle othce houses Mass Knox, our school Chl students nurse who IS a smcere and sympathetic worker Page TO T T I l I T r . . 1 I . - A I I T V ., l', 14 l I T ' A . n . . 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Mr Anthony L Aprchella Meetlnghouse Road Boothvvyn Pa Socral Studres Actuvutnes Basketball Coach Head Football Coach Assustant Baseball Coach Fact Mrss Lrllran M Barnett 2491 S Qlst Street Phuladelphua Pa Health and Physrcal Education Actnvntnes A A Council Cunrls Basketball Coach Cheerleaders Advnser ulty Mrs Jean E Battm 87 Seward Lane Green Rudge Pa Englrsh and Social Studies Mr John Degler 3649 Easton Road Horsham Pa Metal Shop Mnlntary Leave of Absence Mrs Kathryn Forwood R D 'l Culen Nlrlls pa Senror Hugh Musrc Actnvntoes Band Dlrector Senmor Hlgh Mixed Chorus Sensor Hugh Girls Chorus Mrs Elsle M Geno 515 Alexander Avenue Drexel Hall Pa Mathematrcs Actnvltues A A Treasurer Sensor Class Sponsor Mrss Mary Blckel 303 Buttonvvood Street Phlladelphna 93 Pa Commercral Actlvltles School Trea urer Mrss Alyce Clarke 17 Church Street Plttston Pa Latrn Spanish and Englrsh Actuvutnes Chu H1 News Adviser Mr Frank G Glamboy 2694 Chlchester Avenue Boothwyn Pa Englrsh Actnvntnes Yearbook Advnser Dramatncs Director Page1'l 1- 1 ' 1 - 1- kt 1 a I . I I l .., , , , . 1 - 1- E51 t Mr Harry L Hutchrson Jr Mr Mrlton Kallckman Mr John A Kazlo Mrgs ,lane L Keller 65Q E Marshall Street West Chester Pa Chemrstry, Physics Biology and Scrence Actlvutres GUlddDC2C n elnr Senlor Clas Soon or Student Coun rl Adxlser 'QP- Mrss Dorothy Kenyon 319 Mo re Street Darov Commercial Ac lk tres Chl l-l News Adv er Mrss Grace C Lerster 94 Seal Lane 'VIS Przmos Avenue 148 W Sunset Avenue WetChester Pa Folcroft Pa Ephrdta pd Health and Physrcal Educatron Crvncs and Unrted States Lrbrarran Actrvrtre Athletic Director Hrstory lr l-l h Football Assistant Actuvutles Coach Assrstant Football Coach lr l-l ch Basketball Coach A A Co lncll MISS Frances A Les Mrs Estelle Llnebaugh Mrgg Mary E Lrule rlenn Ashton F rms 'mol 4Il'1 SIVZQK J Sewdld lane Ne llvlland AVWN Croydon pd Clqgxfgr D5 Green Ridge Pa er a Englrsh Errglrgh Mathematics and English and Social Studies Mathematrcs and Science Page TQ Socral Studres Leave ol Absence trful Actlvltres Junrcr Class Advlser Sophomore Class Sponsor Assustant Dlrector of Plays . - F ' ' I ' - l I . . ' , . . ' .' S . ' ' l . I 1 r 1 - I . . . ' ' St ' ' 1 ,ou s t 3 ,E I ' 5 S it Q 1 1 f 1 lj . . t , Scott S l'll-Q AdV'S2V Dresedent of Athletuc Asso'n Student Councrl Aclvlser . fvtyvx , A W . M l ,, Pa, t 1 2 I ,l M' li 1 f. V , - I a r L 1 l E54 '-13 1 ' f 1, .- X U 3 , , ' I, . n lar ta S ,P . I I ' ' Arch .ex Mr. James A. McNitt 539 Ninth Avenue Prospect Park, Pa. Mathematics Activities: Baseball Coach Director of Visual Aids Junior Class Adviser Athletic Council Miss Victoria Pericles Q61 S. 55th Street Philadelphia 39, Pa. Home Economics Activities: Cafeteria Assistant in Costumes for Play Mr. John E. Peters Meetinghouse Road Boothvvyn, Pennsylvania Military Leave of Absence Mr. Jack Starrantino Q3 W. Third Street Marcus l-look, Pa. English and Social Studies Social Studies Mrs Lelah B Tabbutt Miss Ellen M Townsend Mr Anthony Zitniclc 7108 Wayne Avenue Glen Mills Pa 10 Peach Street Upper Darby Pa Junior High Music Boothwyn Pa Art Activities Physical Education Activities Posters Elementary Chorus Activities A A Council Oil Painting Club Junior High School Chorus Junior High Football Coach Mr C Fred Shnner Jr 419 Boulevard Avenue Pitman N J Junior High Shop and Senior High Shop Theory Activities Sophomore Class Adviser Faculty Publicity Committee Pa3e13 1 --I .1 I ' F I ' FIFTY TWO SENIORS Tl-IE CLHSS CDF 1952 The officers Dons Denman treasurer Arthur Murray president George Panarello vrce president Joanne Carrow secretary The advrsers Mr Hulchrson Mrs Geno Page 14 CLASS HISTORY The present senior class organized early rn the sophomore year Qur othcers, Arthur Murray George panarello, oanne Carrovv and Doris Denman were elected to serve throughout our We selected lVlrs Gene and Mr l'lutchrson as our advisers They have at all trmes had the senior Interests at heart We ovve them much for the many nice things that have happened to us during these past three years Tvvo dances hrghlrghted our sophomore year Class rrngs, theater trips the prom and a party for the sensors cllmaxed our rumor year Our senror year opened vvrth Cheaper By The Dozen The Starlight Ball rn April vvas an unlor gettable attarr and our Washington trap was en royed by all l-low vve looked forvvard to those memorable commencement exerclsesl These three years have gone svvlltly by, but we are thanlclul lor the memories 2 ' I 1 I f f ' i , ' f 1 ' s 4 V I three years in high school. I THE CLASS OF 1952 The Senior I-Iall ol Fame vi Arthur Murray Dons Denman Class Presrdent Class Treasurer Student Council Student Councnl Pres dent Vnce President Eagle Chaarman Cheerleader Captann Essay Contest Wrnner lhrrd Prrze George Panarello Lols Boekenkamp Class Vace Presndent Honor Student All Delco Guard Sensor Member on Scott s Hn Q Essay Contest Wrnner Fourth Prrze All State Chorus Paul Robmson All Delco Baseball Pitcher Upper Chu Boy of the Month CDecD Robert Loughead Honor Student Senior Play Kathleen Lees Eagle Secretary Honor Sttdent Dorothy Doplrak Magazlne Drrve Chalrman Co Captann of Basketball Team Robert Belmont Honor Student Senior Play Donald Coleman Student Councll Pepresentatlve County Chorus Dlstrlct Chorus Page 15 ROY M AUSTIN Academic Thus lad who wants to join the U S Alrforce expects to take up radar and radlo trannmg In that branch ol servuce The most strenuous actxvlty Roy had dur ang has senlor year was puttrng the absentee sllp outside the door for Mr Aplchella Senior Play Commlttee 'IQ Page 'I6 JOSEPH LAWRENCE AMIES Commercial Joe wnll long be remembered for hus abullty to get Into trouble A conflrmed day dreamer he dreams of the day he wnll become a professional baseball player I-le rs very proud ol the fact that U C went undefeated In Iootball un 1950 and we know someday U C will be proud of Joe when he sends those homers on thelr way Gym Night 'IQ LLOYD H BAKER Academic ln has own quuet way Lloyd IS one boy who gets around around the skatlng rank that as I-'Ins avid Interest In cars us attrubuted to has mechanical abulnty Lloyd looks back to hls Fnrst day at Upper Chl as hrs most unforgettable day In school MARY JOSEPHINE BAKER Commercial Looknng forward to a career In the Waves Mary has equlpped herself basketball court caused her to be chosen Most Athletuc Sensor Play Commuttee 'IQ Ch: I-In News 'IQ Yearbook Stall 'IQ Basketball 'IO 'I'I Glee Club 'IO HENRY R BAXTER JR Academlc I-Ienry as always seen rolling along on euther has roller skates or hrs motorcycle Plannnng to be a farmer we wlll, o doubt see hum bouncing along on hrs tractor In the years to come Hrs pet raven IS teachlng ham to talkl Gym Nnght'IO 'II 'IQ Football'IQ I . . . I . I , . A. I . . . v I U . '. . . I athletically. Her popularity on the ' 1 1 , . . j . . , . . n I - nl I . F I 1 i ' ROBERT C BELMONT Industrral Thus lnkeable youth IS always seen galloping around ln his l-lot Rod The sensor spotlnght has been shlnnng on Bob since he proved a success on the Football held and as the dashln Frank IH Cheaper By the Dozen Wat these actrvutnes over he has taken up baton twlrllng Senior Play IQ Football II IQ Senlor Play Commrttee IQ Yearbook Pho tography Editor IQ Prom Committee 'I'I IQ NldyDdy'I'I,'IQ LOIS ANN BOEKENKAMP Academrc To major IH math at West Chester IS Loss ambltron Famnlrar to students on Scott s l-ll Q program she has sung In the Drs tract Chorus for three years Besides a superb performance as Mrs Gulbreth nn the sensor play she also served as an on stage promptor Glee Club IO II IQ Sensor Play IQ Chl l-ll News IO II Yearbook Literary Edrtor IQ StudentCouncll IO II Prom Dlstrlct Chorus II IQ Junior Sennor Party II Candlellght Servuce IO II IQ Scotts H10 II IQ ROBERT BUMFORD Industrial A well known personallty around school Bump can usually be seen as well as heard the handsome brute Although he dnslnked football practlce he IS well known In Delaware County curcles as an athlete l'lls present Interests lxe ID prep school and new cars Football IO II IQ Basketball II IQ Senror Play Commnttee IQ JOSEPH CAMPLONE Industrral Joe who llkes outdoor work has been hlllng gasoline tanks lor months l-I lakes all sports and ns proud of the fact that Ll C has lost only one game In two years Joe plans to become a draftsman and to travel to see some ol the world lt as almost certain that Joe wall surely travel to success Football IO II Rufle Club II JAMES V BRUMBAUGH Industrial Almost always seen with a bucket or a towel, Jnm as well known to Ll C students as an athletic manager A member of the Brumbaugh dynasty h lnkes mechanics and snow We cant understand hrs dlsluke for opera srnce he comes from a musical famnly Football Manager IO II Basketball Manager IO II IQ Senuor Play Com mrttee'IQ Page I l li . - li . . . 1 ' l f 1 i ' . i I . - i I i ' l l I - 1 A ' I I i I I i h I i . 1 I i I i Commuttee II, IQf County Chorus IQf ,I i s 4 . 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C 1 .F I - RUTH LOUISE CRESSMAN Commercial One of our Ernestines of Cheaper By the Dozen, Ruthle wants to become a housewife after graduation She llkes to sing which IS proved by the fact that she has been ID the Glee Club for three years and attended County Chorus In her senior year The Margaret Truman of the senior class will never forget the Junior Senior Prom Culee Club 'IO 'I'I 'IQ May Day 'I'I Cheerleader 'IQ Yearbook Staff 'IQ Chl I-Il News 'IQ Senior Play 'IQ Spring Play Committee 'I'I Prom Committee 'I'I County Chorus 'IQ Candlelight Service 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Page 'I8 JOANNE SYLVIA CARROW Commercial Our popular class secretary for the past three years Jo holds this office as her outstanding achievement in school We will never forget Jos untlrlng help in our senior play production She shows a decided preference for the song On Top of Old Smoky Class Officer 'IO, 'l'I, 'IQ Dramatic Club 'I'I Chi l-In News 'I'I 'IQ Prom Ccm mittee 'I'I May Day 'IO Yearbook Staff 'IQ Senior Play Committee 'IQ DONALD COLEMAN Academic Music and athletics come together ID the per on of Don On the football team he guarded the rivals and In music he safeguarded the notes Don one of the most lackadaislcal persons at U C has contributed much time and energy to the new Student Council Football 'IO 'I'I 'IQ County Chorus 'IQ Dlstrict Chorus 'IQ Glee Club 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Dramatic Club 'I'I Yearbook 'IQ Candlelight Service 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Student Council'IO 'I'I 'IQ DORIS JEAN DENMAN Academic Comedzenne supreme Doris was cheered lor performances in Men Are Like Streetcars and Cheaper Bythe Dozen Most popular and best dancer among the senior gurls, Demmy has probably been the most busy sensor Smiley will long be remembered as a friendly lovable jltterbug Basketball 'I'I 'IQ Cheerleading 'IO 'I'I captain 'IQ Glee Club 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Dis Spring Play 'I'I Senlor Play 'IQ Prom Committee 'I'I 'IQ, Junior Senior Party Committee 'I'I Class Treasurer 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Candlelight Service 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Chi l-li News 'IO 'I'I , Yearbook Staff, Feature Editor 'IQ Student Council Representa tlve Vice Presldent 'IQ DOROTHY LILLIAN DOPIRAK Commercial Dot came to us in September from Bridgeton I-ligh School New Jersey and has proved a very worthy and wel come addition She managed our annual Ma azlne Drlve and was captain of the Glr s Varsity Basketball team The only time we have ever seen this placid girl ruffled is when she gets a foul called on her during a game Basketball 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Student Council 'II Commerclal Club 'IO 'I'I Honor Society 'IO, 'I'I 11 1 ll I ll . v ' 1 -. 1. i li 1 i ' i A i i . .. .- S . .. 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' 1 1 . .- 1 1 i I h . i . i . . . f i . i i 4 I i i i 1 i 1 1 ' ' EVELYN DORIS FIELD Commercial We shall never forget Evse s perform ance of Msss Brsll sn our sensor play She hopes to become an elementary school teacher She lskes mussc and ss proud that she was chosen for County and Dsstrsct Chorus for 'I95Q Glee Club 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Dramatsc Club 'I'I Candlelsght Servsce 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Sensor Play 'IQ Sprsng Play 'I'I Year book Staff 'IQ County Chorus 'IQ Dss trsct Chorus 'IQ Prom Commsttee 'I'I May Day 'II Junsor Sensor Party 'I'I JANE PAULINE FLOWER Academsc Always ready to help Jane has really had a busy school lsfe Plays basketball and sensor actsvstses kept Polly on the go but she always found tsme to grab a cup ol cotfee at the Dsner Msss Dsner of 'I95Q plans to contsnue her studses at West Chester Basketball'IO 'I'I captasn 'IQ Glee Club 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Dramatsc Club 'I'I Sprsng P 'I'I Chs I-ls News 'IO 'I'I Q Junsor Sensor Party'I'I Yearbook Make up Edstor 'IQ Student Councsl 'I'I 'IQ Prom Commsttee 'I'I 'IQ Candlelsght Servsce 'IO 'I'I,1Q DORIS LORRAINE FOX Commercsal Ranse s famous lsne All but one all but one' wsll never be Forgotten by the hopes to get more than one lsne sn the commercsal Fseld at least one wsth a man on the end of st Culee Club 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Sensor Play 'IQ Yearbook StaFF 'IQ Prom Commsttee 'IQ May Day 'I'I Candlelsght Servsce 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Junsor Sensor Party 'I'I GERALD GASTER Academsc Thss famslsar pupsl ofthe sensor class con ssders chemsstry as hss Iavorste class Gerry ss defsnstely one of the trads tsonally best known persons at U C and ss known by many pupils sn Delaware County because of hss frequent vsssts to summe school Chs I-ls News 'IO Yearbook Club 'I'I Dance Comrrssttee 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Prom Commsttee 'I'I DELORES SHIRLEY GARY Academsc Everybody s lrsend Shsrley has only one dsslske her Fsrst name whsch ss Delores I-Ier most unforgettable day wsll be her entry unto West Chester State Teachers College whsch her good marks wsll assure Glee Club 'IQ Yearbook Statf 'IQ Sensor Play Commsttee 'IQ Candlelsght Servsce 'IQ Gym Nsght 'IO Page 'I9 I ss . 1 ss ' 1 1 . i I it ' 1 1 1 i i . ' h i . i ' i. I i j - . ' 1 . . . . 0 ll I In I 1 1 1 I A i Q I 1 1 i . ' i Idsf i . . 1 1 Sl i f 7 , ' ' Ai 1 Y i I 1 i , . lr . I I I seniors. A quiet, elficient student, she 1 1 1 I I i i ' i Q i . I 1 i ' - D . A . - . , 1 I ' S . . I. -s . . . . , . . , . , . . I ' i 7 . h , I . . i . 1 1 i ' . ' . I , GEORGE A GREEN Commerclal already planned, all he needs now s job A commercual stud nt, George sur prnsed all of us by takmg a trnp to e altar before he toolc has graduation walk Dance Commuttee 'I'I Gym Nnght 'IO Page QO ROGER E GIBBONS Industrial To be a professional baseball player ns easy going Rogs hope Well lnlced by has classmates and a certaln under classman as well Rog lukes such sportnng fngures as Andy Semsnuck and Steve Van Buren In hrs own llttle quuet way, Rog does has little but to lceep thlngs going 1n the classroom eball 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Basketball Senior Play Commuttee 'IQ Prom Com mltteeIQ ROBERT L GROW Academic Tropical fish cars, and Salvation Army talce up most of Bobs tnme The best laugh of the semor year came when Bot: walked on the Stage as Doc Burton mlnu g asses an M ss Brul came vvearmg them Glee Club 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Semor Play 'IQ CandlelrghtServ1ce 'IQ HARRY W HARNER lnduslnal to partnclpate In U C sports thus year continued to be an ardent rooter After he learns his televusnon trade, he wants to get married but at present he wants to graduate In txme to vote an the 'I95Q presldentlal electlonsl Football 'IO 'I'I Baseball 'IO, 'I'I MARTINA L HARRIS Commercial To be a beautucuan ns Mots arm In lnfe That she ns a quiet person IS refuted by rlders ofthe s hool bus who vvull always remember her gab sessnons wnth Shirley Glee Club 'IQ Candlelight, Service 'IQ I . . Bas, 1 1- i . . I . I I ' S hrs ll - d i 'l on I 1 ' 1 f A ' L. Here IS one student whose future is AltlI0LI8l1 Hl'lQ VYfl 2 l'ldt Wd? notable . 5 5 V . . , ,he ' . ' 2 - , - . . . th Q V ' I . ' I b 4 I ' I , ' ,11. ' ' ' . I f ' i ' ' ' - OLIVIA HARRIETT HILL Academuc Obluvuan us known at U C for work un the chorus and as co edutor of the newspaper l-ler yodelung on TV ap pearances caused her to be voted Most Talented gurl of the year Culee Club IO II IQ Dramatuc Club II Senuor Play Commuttee IQ Chu Hu News II Edutor IQ Yearbook Statf IQ Student Councul IO II 'IQ Prom Com muttee II IQ County Chorus IQ Candlelught Servuce IO I'I IQ Cheer leddung Manager IQ Junuor Senuor Party SHIRLEY ANNE HOWARD Academuc Thus petute luttle cheerleader has thrown hat un the r Thus perennual attendant un the May Queen S court s altar bound soon alter graduatuon Glee Club IO, II IQ Dramatuc Club II Basketball Manager II Senuor Play Commuttee IQ Sprung Play II Yearbook Staff IQ Prom Commuttee II IQ May Day IO II IQ Candlelught Servuce IO II IQ Cheerleadung IO II IQ BYRON REES LOUGHEAD Commercual Byron made hus debut on the football Fueld as manager and a good job he dud at that Luvely and popular, Byron lukes all outdoor sports gurls and cars When he graduates from Speare S he hopes to get a uob Football Manager IQ May Day II Senuor Play Commuttee IQ Yearbook Staff IQ Prom Commuttee IQ ROBERT B LOUGHEAD lndustrual Bob known to huslruends as Cherokee luves up to hus name as one ofthe Wuld lnduans of the lndustrual sectuon He made a smash hut un the senuor play when he came on as Larry I-lus future plans are to further hus educatuon Wuth the marks he gets he wull surely succeed Football Manager IQ Senuor Play IQ Yearbook IQ Prom Commuttee IQ May Day II Senuor Play Commuttee IQ GUY M JESTER lndustrual Always the lufe ofthe party Jess lukes sports the Naval Reserves and musuc Cespecually musucD After a rather dull season un football durung hus uunuor year Jess really gauned ground as a senuor Upon graduatuon Guy would luke to be a mechanuc and get marrued and rause a lot ot luttle clowns Football'IO II IQ Basketball IO Base ballIO II IQ Glee Club IO II IQ Yearbook IQ Junuor Senuor Party II Page QI ur . . 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GRACE ROSEMARY MUELLER General Never In the hnstory of U C has anyone read as many books as Gracie Plty the patlent If Grace gets absorbed nn the current best seller whale she IS on duty ln nursing school Glee Club 1O 11 1Q Chl l-In News 11, First Page Editor 'IQ Student Council 1Q Library Club 10 Page QQ KATHLEEN JANET LEES Commercial Not only ns Kay one of the most compe tent commercnal students but also a de pendable worker She was voted most reliable semor glrl Thus busy red head has really had a busy year She actually found a few extra minutes tc relax In the famous Hook diner with Yrlends and sisters Chu I-In News 1Q Candlellght Servlce 11 1Q Glee Cub 10 1 , Semor Play 1Q Yearbook Staff Secretary 1Q Sprung Play 11 Dramatic Club 11 Student Councll 11 1Q Prom Com mlttee 11, 1Q Junlor Sensor Party 11 SHIRLEY ANN MOORE Commercral Always busler than she was Mrs Smlth oops' Shlrley Moore dnd a super job as subscruptnon chaurman of the semor annual A good student all her plans are for a trap to the alsle Basketball 1O 11 Chl Hu News 11 Cnlee Club 10 11, Yearbook Buslness Manager 1Q Prom Committee 11 1Q Damatlc Club 11 Senior Play Com mlttee 1Q Candlelight Servnce 10 11 ARTHUR C MURRAY JR lndustnal Vltamln Murray has led an outstanding executlve career at U C , serving as class president for three years and Student Has tremendous Interest In the develop ment of sports causes hlm to go out For all teams as scorekeeperl Football 10 11 Class Presldent1O, 11 1Q Sensor Play Commnttee 1Q Student Councnl Club 11, 1Q Chl I-In News 19 Yearbook Sports Editor 1Q, Prom Com mrttee Chairman 11 1Q StudentA A 11, 1Q Council Presldent1Q JOHN O BERG General John IS the most unmarrned henpecked husband In U C H S One of Dela ware County s outstandnng athletes Johns theme song IS Always Late The only bell that John really hears ns the one that calls hum out to practice especually football, which he labels hrs favorite sport Football 10 11 1Q Basketball 10, 11 1Q Gym Night 11 1Q Home Ec Club 10 . YI . . . . ll 'h V Us Co . . i . . 10, , , I , 1 1Q, . I , f ' 1 1 . . I - j - . A l I I ' A I I I - 1 1 i I I I 1 ' A 1 . i . I i F f - i 1 - . , . 4. . . H . Council president in his senior year. - 1 7 U G 1 i I . U i I i . I . l 1- i - - I I h . . I I 1 . . . I ' I . . 1 . 1- 1. I A I i . . ' u, . . I . i . 1 . 1 i I f I i GEORGE A PANARELLO Academic Size not only makes him pokey but also makes Chub good tackle material on the football team Never without the female admirers George alms to go to Pharmacy school Ca chip otl the old blockj Football 'IO 'I'I 'IQ Basketball 'IO 'I'I Baseball 'IQ Yearbook 'IQ Prom Com mittee 'I'I 'IQ Gym Night 'IO 'I'I 'IQ ROBERT J PAULY Industrial Selected best dancer in the class Bob s talent is in his feet Seen in the oddest cars he aims to be a mechanic l-le con siders becoming a senior a great achieve ment, graduation will be a greater one' Play Committee 'IQ Dancing Club 'IO Glee Club 'IO Junior Senior Party Com mittee 'I'I MARY CATHERINE PUGH Commercial Marys pet aversion is making carbon copies in typing class She is a football fan with Roland Marys likes are in roller skating and retail selling Senior Play Committee 'IQ PAUL ROBINSON Industrial Pops is one senior who has certainly achieved many honors in high school Always a good student he was selected as Boy ofthe Month during his senior year An outstanding athlete he pitched a no hit no run baseball game in his junior year Look out Dodgers here he comes Baseball 'IO 'II 'IQ Football 'I'I 'IQ Basketball Manager 'IQ LAWRENCE E ROBINSON Industrial Larry considers becoming a senior his outstanding achievement in school Grad uating will be even a greater one for him lor after he gets his diploma he would like to devote some time to hunting and Fishing Happy hunting Larryl Football 'II 'IQ Stage Committee 'IQ Dancing Club IO Prom Committee 'IQ Page Q3 I 1 1 i 1 i I i A 1 - 1 i I I ' I I ' - ' Vi I' i i . . keeping with her personality: spaghetti, , . . . . . 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I I i 1 i JANET LOUISE SIMPKISS Academuc Dur best lookung senuor gurl plans to enter nursung upon graduatuon Cwouldn t you luke to be the patuent'?j Although she us an actuve member ofthe Glee Club Janet says her pet aversuon us classucal musuc She does luke school, movues and nughtly trups to the cluner Qlee Club 10 11 19 Dramatuc Club 11 Senuor Play Commuttee 19 Sprung Play 11 Chu I-lu News 11 19 Student Councul 19 May D y 11 19 Candle lugl'1tServlCe 1O 11 19 Cheerle dung 19 Senuor Party Commuttee 11 Page 94 ALLAN SAVAGE Academic Darryl came to Upper Chl from ruval Claymont Hugh un hus uunuor year A bru htlu htunP O D class hecan often be oun un the lubrary lookung fora good book to read Thus darung young man of the Flyung rungs does not have defunute plans forthe future but he does want to keep hus braun actuve Gym Nught 19 Football 11 WILFRED JAMES SMITH Industrual The Sleepung Beauty of the senuor class us an avud Fureman When not on Wooten struck, he can be seen runnung For a lure apparatus It seems at Smutty wull spend most of hus tume un keepung up wuth red Shurley and Fure engunes Senuor Play Commuttee 19 Yearbook 19 Gym Nught1O 11 19 RICHARD H STRICKLER Industrual Duck skyrocketed to fame thus year by makung tremendous strudes on the basket ba team Thus tall undustrualute wull never forget the day he receuved hs basketball letter Duck who hardly ever musses a day un school wull surely be mussed next year on the basketball court Basketball 10 11 19 Baseball 10 11 ANNE DARE STURGIS Commercual What a surpruse thus cute luttle senuor gave play goers as Anneee un Cheaper By the Dozen Just as good un her school work Dare won a shorthand award un her uunuor year Very actuve un school Dare has a very busy socual Iufe Glee Club 10 11 19 Prom Commuttee 19 Candlelught Servuce 10 11 19 Yearbook 19 Senuor Play 19 May Day 11 Junuor Senuor Party 11 1. su . . g 3 . . . , - 1 I j . 1. . us . . . 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LOIS MAE WARD Commercial IDA LOUISE TALLEY Academuc Althougl' Peg spends much time wrth her future she stlll funds time to get good marks In school She says she likes 10 o clock Cthe tlme her work endsb to go home to study for tests which she says she dxslnkes Peg IS well Ilked by her classmates Chu I-In News 11 lm In Love Wlth a Wonderful Guy ungs I-ons as she drnbbles the ball down he basketball court Well versed In the art ol conversation Lows as remunded of hns often by her teachers however we -cnow Loss wall be a success IN whatever he undertakes Basketball 10 11 12 Glee Club 10 11 12 Yearbook 12 Candlellght Service 10 11 12 Junior Senior Party 11 Prom Committee 12 Gym Nvght 10 12 SHIRLEY VIRGINIA WILLEY Academic Shurley doesnt profess to know much about geography but she IS certannly well Informed on Marcus I-look Pa She not only has maintained a perfect attend ance record for two years In school she boasts of a slmllar record atthe diner At present she ns anxnous to get a job In a hemlcal laboratory Glee Club 1O 12 Dramatic Club 11 Prom Committee 12 Sensor Play Com mittee 12 Chu I-I1 News 10 12 Year oook12 WALTER L WILSON Academic School a job a hot rod auto and chasung grrls keeps Sklp very busy We shall always remember Skip for has wrltnng pelllng and math the last named belng hrs best accomplishment Thus sparkplug on the football team has not yet selected a college he would luke to attend Football 1O 11 12 Yearbook 12 Basketball 1O 11 Baseball 10 Senior Play 12 Student Council 10 Prom Com fnrttee 11 12 Junlor Senior Party 11 C RUSSELL WILDERMUTH Commercial Kung Russ as one of the most quiet boys In the sensor class However he can get quite excited over the jewelry buslness I-le professes a llklng for football and plano Passlng shorthand In the 11th grade s his greatest achievement Yearbook 12 Prom Commlttee 12 Page 25 Page Q6 ALFRED R YAKAS Industrial The 1953 football team wull certainly mlss Bug Al who has been a tower of strength the past three years l-le IS lcnown as a playboy off the fneld as well as on the field Al wants to get a job so that he can buy a car to help hum fulflll a musical llle Football IO 'I'I 'IQ Semor Play Com mlttee 'IQ Prom Committee 'IQ CLARENCE YOUNG General Everyone regards Clarence as the perfect gentleman of the semor class l-le has a pet aversion towards report cards but doesnt mind gettlng 85 In Spannsh When the Upper Chu spots hall of fame IS wrltten up Youngle will go down as one of the best pltchers of all tnmes BaseballIO 'I'I 'IQ Footballll WORK Let me but do my worl4 from day to day ln fneld or forest, at the desk or loom, ln roaring marlcet place or tranquil room Let me but fund It ln my heart to say, When vagrant wishes becl4on me astray This IS my worl4, my blessing, not my doom, Of all who llve, l am the one by whom Thus worlt can best be done ID the right way Then shall l see lt not too great, nor small, To sunt my splrlt and to prove my powers Then shall l cheerful greet the laboring hours, And cheerful turn, when the long shadows fall At eventlde, to play and love and rest, Because l lcnow for me my worlc IS best l-lenry Van Dy e . .. . .. ., ,, . 1 I I ' j . ' r . . -- . s. , 1 1 1 I - ' i 1 tt , . . i rom the pages ol a sensor gurls dlary September 6 September 14 September 22 October 20 November 1 November 17 December 17 January 11 DearD1ary Well here we are back to the old grind ohn Q Berg as gonng up the steps late as usual srngrng l wanna do homework What a wonderful time l had at the hrst dance ol the season Moose arruved with a new step Qpennng game ol the football sea son lense students ID the stands wondering It we would contunue our wlnnlng streak We dndl loday l witnessed the highest scor Ing game ever played un the hmstory of U C We defeated Claymont by a score of 56 6 ust about every one on the team made a touchdown horrible day Eddystone ended our wnnnlng streak butoursplrnthasn t been defeated Qh those First night utters, but with a cast of Dozens l was able to get out and do my little but A wonderful but sad game We watched our last football game as senrors lt was do or due for l-lenry Baxter l-le dldl We beat l.ans downe 7 0 The Candlelight Service was beau tllul It was worth every second ol endless rehearsals and Mrs For wood s well controlled temper A basketball game to remember Brll Curry made UC history by scoring 41 pounts against Marple Newtown January February 4 March April May May May Mid YGGI' EXdfT1Sl Enough SdICl Dlary l have a surprise lor ou The g1rls vvon theur second victory this season Dot Doplrak was the hugh scorer IU a close game wlth Claymont QQ Q1 Am lever tlredl The senrors ol 5Q wont lorget this Gym Night for a long tlme Square danclng came Into Its own with us IU the spot lmght oey Am es really cut a rug We actually saw stars and they were breath taklng at the glorious prom Never was old Upper Chl better dressed time we werent having them but our unlor lrnends making dramatic history with Mother IS a Fresh man Dear Diary, l actually thought l was a movie star Never was l photo graphed so much and ot all places ID the clty olWashlngton Wash lngton wull never be the same neither wall wel Qur senior queen was the most beautnlul ever Queen Elizabeth really has competition In Boothwyn USA Drary with tears un my eyes, l close this book Oh lm happy enough but when and where IH our llves wlll we ever have as much lun as we dad at Upper Chr Page Q7 F . - U . 1 ' 3 , H 16- E - . ' . Q H C H D - ' , A y . I 7- ' , ' ' ' ' ' Q A ' . j a . -. . . - - 4- W October 27-Diary, never have l spent a more April 17-More First night jitters. Qnly this . . W ., s J 4 .H . . at l,.l fl , 'V 97 A 1 W ' . A . in . . These seniors were in the annual class poll Most Reliable Most Popular Best Looking Kay Lees Art Murray Doris Denman Chub Panarello Jan Snmplcrss Johnny O Berg Trme and lrme Again Unforgettable Hey Goocl Loolcrn Best Dancers Most Talented Most Athletic Dorrs Denman Bob Pauly Lrbby Hull Moose Moran Mary Baker Johnny O Berg Dance Me Loo e Just One More Chance lt s All In the Game Page Q8 THE UNDEIRCLASSMENI V74 f '4' . 5 rx' v . Hi -TQAJ A ' - ' l 3 Z . L 4 x , , H. ,, Q:4gg,f.f' ' f ' ' X A - f-f- 1-:rf ,.,,.. Q Mx , ff? Q! nf 'xhi . 5 V l , lilljig A L r. . . X ffl? 2 M . f'iF -5 w ' , . f ig 1 q W I .5 M - ? ,lijf f-, E 1 S ' e .5 'KE E- ' Ni K! ,E 1 f w,,M..gwM,+giMMf W 5 if V al A A A :S ' j or ,ff --- A-g . Q.L1I,mQ,, ,,, -' ., A 3 MMA W MM W Q9 X Yxzq ' f- I o O Q 7 CLASS RINGS AND PROM 3 HIGHI.IGI-Ir YEARS ACTIVITIES The Officers VIcePesIdent Cllfton Whrtaker Secretay M Ily Lowe Treasurer Joan Krupka Presrde Q Ch IS Pa a ello CLASS HISTORY The unIor Class held theIr electIon early IU Sep temper The Tollowmg were elected ChrIs Panarello l5resIdent Chlton WhIttaker VIce l3resIdent Mamlyn Lowe Secretary oan Kruplca Treasurer A planmng commIttee appomted to represent the class CODSISLS of the Tollowmg oe Toth l-lope BaIley Betty Reed ShIrley enlcIns Alnce Kates George Chaplow WIllIard Walls Mary Prendergast Kay ohn son Charles l-lughes Chns Panarello Chlton WhIt talcer lVlarIlyn Lowe and oan Kruplca The advIsers are MISS LIttle and Mr Nlchlltt Cn September Q5 the UDIOVS held thelr hrst dance The Leal Shuffle whIch turned out to be a very successful one Later In Qctober the unIors held another successful dance called unIor azz The class rIngs were proudly dIsplayed by the unIors ID November The unIors also pdfLICIDdLGd In the very successful play In Apnl Page 39 : ' - r ' , ' ' f r , ar' n i , i ' n , r' n r The Advisers: Miss Little, Mr. McNitt J . . . . - . i . , I . - . i . 1 I el 1 ' I T I J I T I I T J I I T I 1 I I 1 1 J ' , ' J . . 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Lrves of great men all remrnd us We can make our lrves sublrme And departrng leave behind us Footprints on the sands of trme Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 11th ACADEMIC Frrst Row Marrlyn Lowe Jean I-lull Nlldred I-lart Gwendolyn Coleman Alice Reed Shrrley Jenkins Jane Peters Edrth Rollrson I-lope Barley Second Row Frank Zntnnck Wllluam Curry Carl Wrmble Charles Brumbaugh Paul Jones Wnllrard Walls George Chaplow Ralph I-lanby Jack l-lanna Manuel Dnas Thrrd Row Wlllram Massey Chras Panarello Nor man Durbano Robert Drtches Donald Ferguson JdCRWIllIdmS Fourth Row Carl Brcklrng Wlllram Covnngton Charles Tart Charles l-lughes Ronald Grant Wrlllam Muller Clifton Whlttalcer 11th INDUSTRIAL Frrst Row Gary Greer S rruel Strom Nctol s Senehnshm J mes Kuclp k I-'ulcert From I l-lenry Pryor Wllllem Corter RobertTruell Second Row JaclcR1chard on Mrchael Groyenella Edwin Congleton Rlch rdM rshall Rol rd l-lalnes Joseph Toth 11th COMMERCIAL Frrst Row Doris Faullcner Patrrcla Wllus Elsie Wolverson Eleanor Johnson Susan Du Maruno Joan Kruplca Dvane Evans Jean Pta mk Shnrley Wright Shirley Yohe Second Row Doros Keenan Thelma Mann Jean La Rue Aluce Kates Kay Johnson Esther Yakas Alnce Rand Ethel Crowley Shirley Prnce Thrrd Row Arthur Coleman Wnlbur Whmttalcer Marlon Titus Joanne Carpenter Connne Worral Anna Bender l-lelenxefasnlk John Baker Bernard l SOFT P5e3'l 1 1 1 T I . 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' I 1 '11 4- : 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 - f1 C ORGANIZATION AND DANCES KEEP SOPHOMORE5 BUSY The Officers Vrvlan Dernckson Secretarv Joan Suter Treasurer Rrchard Tyson Vrce President Richard Aaron President The Advisers Miss Les and Mr Shnner Page 39 CLASS HISTORY The tenth grade students held their hrst class meetunc on Qctober QQ 'l95l Under the capable supervrslor ol Miss Les and Mr Stlnner our class advisers, olllcers who ID the eyes of their lellovv classmates vvere capable ol performing the duties lor vvhlch they are helc responsible were elected As presldent the class elected Richard Aaror Rrchard IS an active member ol the Student Council anc has done vvell In the president s chalr As vice president Richard Tyson was elected Rich ard IS very elhclent and vve thlnlc he has the capability ol presrdrng over the meetrngs In the absence ol our president Vlvuan Derrlclrson vvas elected as secretary Vivian who IS a very energetic cheerleader, IS proving to be very competent secretary ln thus posutuon there couldn t have been electeo C more trustworthy person than oan Suter oan lceep GFFICIGTW records of the treasurer and vve hope she vvul continue the good vvorlc Cn December QT 1951, the Sophomore Class gave a dance entitled the Snovvlall Shuttle It turned ou to be a very successful altalr We sxncerely hope that the Sophomore Class will lceep up the good vvorlc It has done In the past unto the near future ol their junior and senior years : l I .i 1 i I ' i 1 f ' ' - 1 , . , I . . 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I ,i iw if i i . , 10th ACADEMIC Furst Row Cora Foreman Audrey Murphy Duane Sumpers Juanuta Pugh Patrucua Belmont Barbara Lunn Patrucua Mclntyre Florence Getchell Valauda Young Second Row Edgar Coleman Francus McCarthy Leroy Whuttalcer, Barry Latham Bruce Moran James Anderson Bernard Whute Robert l-launes Thurd Row Edward Davus Ruchard Aaron Ruchard Tyson 10th INDUSTRIAL Furst Row Wulluam Page Joseph Steunmacher Edward Smuth Wulluam Rowe Robert Foltz Hubert Wumbush Juan Slater Albert Lees Second Row Allen Elluot Wesley Walker James Hall Robert Reu lc Ruchard Cassudy Edward Passuclc Allen Fausnaught Jesse Roberts Thurd Row I-larvey l-lu ton Edward Farrelley Wulluam Carlstrom Edw rd Powell Jack Wulson 10th COMMERCIAL Furst Row Ruby Ransom, Catherune Moore Joan Savun Joyce Ross Kate Frutz Louuse Albany Joann Burdett I-larruet Shank Second Row Betty l-lowue Shurley Wumbush Ruta Marantuno Clarussa Wullcunson Betty Jobes Shurley fVlcComus Marulyn Green Dorus Crumbaclcer Duane Guch Lulluan Palovuch Thurd Row Januce Kennard Patrucua Stexens Betty Rust Jull Ruchue Januce Evans Ruth Ebell Dawn Welch Joan Suter Fourth Row Florence Godfrey Patrucua Zacharuas Muntora Jones Joan Boyle Carol Olver Wul hemuna Bryant Patrucua Patterson Eluzabeth Steever Catherune Pryor Louuse Bradley Fufth Row l-lulda Watson Nancy Jones Shurley Buerltle Dorus Peters Suxth Row Renea l-lotlman Elunor Barr Roberta Bumford Barbara Stephenson Vuvuan Derruckson Seventh Row Davud Wolverson Ronald Shoup Let us then be up and doung With a heart for any fate Stull achuevung, stull pursuung Learn to labour and to waut Psalm of Lufe by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Page 33 , : . 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I U I ' . , . 1 1 1 I THE ITIIITI-I GRHDE 9 AD MISS KELLER Frrst Row Betty Lee Clark Lows Jean Duce Nancy Wetzel Joanne Sparks Angellne Dur bano Mass Keller Betty Belmont Dorothy Moore Shlrley Morrls Leona Thawley Edna Brldenbaugh Second Row Judlth Hlllson Betty Caroce Carol Austln Chrlstmne Murray Joan Pangborn Nancy Flsher Mlnnle McNeil Pearl Warren Lellam Pulllng, Jeannette Shank Fay Morrls Vurglnla Burke Thrrd Row Morris De Frank Jack Lober Jack Reynolds Leonard Rlccl Davld McNeal Edward Plerce Leslle Aaron Edward Holland Robert Hobbs Walter xl ttle Fourth Row Carl Blcklung Ronald Prettyman Merle Lewis Francis Peters Wllluam Pennlng ton Jesse Cloud Joseph Kennlsh 9 BE MR KAZLO FIYSI Row Rebecca Bramble Betty Rledy Barbara Howard Marne Wholahan Mr Kazlo Barbara Howley Second Row Mary Ann Smlth Jeanette Moore Barbara Marshall Barbara Ebell Shurley Mllnes Constance McGlnnls Dorls Cassldy Glenda Grasty Gnrdann Norwood Ruth Hod es Thrrd Row Harry Yohe GllbertTwaddeI Ruta Russo Mary Carter James Muller Richard Glduck lamesR nson Fourth Row Fred Morrison Earl Crowley Reece Thomas Anthony Costa Malwalker Byrd Frank Summers Louis Powell Robert Suvlck George Austln 9 CF MISS LEISTER First Row Frances Anton Constance Smlggnl Janet Plerce Ruta La Brue Alice Shoup Mass Lelster Marlon Munro Eleanor Kung Barbara Klrlun Irene Campbell Frleda Kates Second Row Donald Hasson Constance Nar yell Hazel Robunson Barbara Herman Judlth Malcolm Edna Clampltt Betty Austln Cecelia Tavares Harry Forrest Thrrd Row Felton Davis Elwood Smale Donald Phlllnps Wllluam Parker Joseph Okolowskl Ronald HoFIman Hubert Horne Emanuel Campbell 'si 5 Page 34 I - I . 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' 2 I 1 Q I I I I I I I TI-IE EIGHTI-I GRHDE 8 AD MR STARRANTINO First Row Pearl Price Sylvua Mosher Mane Mantland Joan Glger Janlce Campbell Mr Starrantuno Mary Deppner Eulah Baldrndge Ruth l-lughes Joan Wolverson Beatrnce Ferguson Second Row Edward Shelton James Fleet wood Davud Robinson Clark Martun James Sparks Alan Mader D1onWrught David Welch Edward Kurjack Thrrd Row Joan Evans Verna Sharpless Davrd Pierce Joseph Bradley Stephen l-lughes Joseph Perkowskr Louis Bender Jean Lowe Luculle Ruchardson Fourth Row Marne Grberson Janet Tvvaddell Carol Barley Judith Yeager Dorus Gary Vurglnla Blades 8 BE MR ZITNICK Flrst Row Marne Blades Joyce Campbell Jean Maurer Gladys Snyder Mr Zrtnuck Auleen Wohnus Vorgnnua Penn Carol Green Enleen Chaplow Second Row John Warren Ruchard Smale Frances Keenan Shirley Nlckle Shurley Smnth son Earnest Abbott Warren Wnllram on Third Row Donald Bull Wayne Smrth l-lueber Marshall Robert Watson Wnllnam Brauer Edward l-lrll Ralph Vanderveer Davrd Congle ton Morrls De Frank Fourth Row Kenneth Nottle Robert Weir Nancy Matthews Mary Ann Crosgrove Ronald Jones Barbara Powell Ralph Conte Patrrcra Cassudy Frances Werts ai 8 CF MISS LES Frrst Row Dons Cantwell Delores Langdon Janet Jobes Dorls Crew Mmss Les Jane Ruedy Margaret Phllllps Renta Bumlord Bernrce Trlbbett Second Row David Young Leslie Fromel Leonard Moore Phnlnp Logue Verdell Davns Phnlrp Loveland Robert Knmball Francus Perknns l-larold Comegys Thlrd Row Joseph Boudwnn Gordon Chrnstlan Gregory Reynolds John Wumbush Joe Lours Pryor Gerald Black ton Samuel Coleman Bradford Cooper Conrad Womack Page 35 . 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I I V I I V V I I I I . : I , , ' 1 , C I I I , . - V ,Y ,. , 7 CF MRS BATTIN Frrst Row Ruth Womack Loretta Trlbbett Eunuce Chapman Shlrley Lees Mrs Battln Carol Holt man Claudette Struclder Beyerly Davns Marlene Thorpe Second Row Oscar Truell Fltz Crosby Wlllnam Laury Clara Marne Riley Rrxscrlla Henry Gladys Jaclcson Kenneth Grasty Joseph Samuels Samuel Tyler Thrrd Row Robert Bogle John Grles Wrlllam Hlntze Reuben Glllram Kerry Coyrngton James Maloney Fourth Row Ernest Locke Howard J Nnckle John Conner Wallace Hearne John Prezluso Robert Lovelace Edward Glles Howard Mclirm Ronald Caposerre Mmltcn Chapman Page 36 I-I SEVENTH GRHD6 7 AD MRS TABBUTT Frrst Row Altnea Walters Wanda Hrplcuns Janet Ward Arleen Corter Janet Scott Mfg Tabbutt Mary Ferguson Barbara Coleman Ruthann June Bonnxe Lee Short Carol Garvrne Second Row Chester Fneld Andrew Herd Edwnn Aaron Claude Burr, John Borsos Joseph Hansell Frank Albany Ernest Muller Howard W Nuckle Jerry Holden Thrrd Row Hershey lrwrn Barbara Driscoll Joyce Factor Arlene Rutterson Barbara Rhea Leonalee Todd Mrrlam Wall Albert Kardrne Fourth Row Larry Huddle Jerry Grady Ronald Ostant Jerry Carlstrom Robert Wrlson Emllrc Conte Rnchard Bryant 7 BE MISS LITTLE Frrst Row Nancy Robnnson Carol Burns May Mayer Janet Hrpklns Lots Marantlno Mls Lrttle Juamta Worrell Charlene Sommer Jacquelrne Osborne Frances Ellnott Cora Lee Coleman Second Row Hugh Dutton Edward Thomas Robert White Gloria Posey Marne Rrley Rose Third Row Edward Hull Charles Esbun Robert Tyson Norman Dunn Donald Sommer Lawrence Dugan Ronald Twaddell Robert Baxter Fourth Row Lotan Poore Donald Rreclq Marla Johnson Thomas Garrett Robert Massey Howard Wnlcox George Collrns l T E l l - . I I , . A 1 1 , . 1 ' , U I 1 I , . . : I f I 1 I V I I I n F I . . : ' , ' V I . . I I I I V s I I I I 1 t 1 , v , . ' : . . V f f I 1 1 ' 1 'S I A T I I I I 1 : - I . . f I I I Russo, Stanley Lech, James June, Paul Gaster. 1 : F I I l 1 1 1 1 1 I 2 1 1 I A I 4 I , . l I l ' 5 I I I 1 4 I - 1 A ' I Q I I F I I . . I 4 . I ' 1 I I I I I ' I Q . z I I I A . I . I I : 1 ' I I I I I I . I 4 I I I ' . ,,, LACTIIVIITIIES Publications THE EAGLE THE CHI HIGH NEWS mUSIC THE BAND THE GLEE CLUB Dramatlcs THE SENIOR PLAY THE SPRING PLAY CID SCOTT S HI O STUDENT COUNCIL CHEERLEADERS GYM NIGHT JUNIOR SENIOR PROM THE AFTER-SCHOOL HOURS-THE PART THAT STUDENTS LIKE BEST LARGE STAFF SPENDS Busy YEAR EDITING sc:-noon. YEARBOOK L te y Edit Ph tog aphy Ed to M ke Up Ed to Fe t e Ed tor s n ss M S et y THE EAGLE STAFF THE EDITORS Arthu Murray Lols Boeke lcamp Robe t Bel ont J e F owe: Do s De ma Sh rley Moo e K thlee L es Under the capable supervnsnon of our advlsors Mr Gramboy Mr l-lutchlson and Mrs Geno and the editors Arthur Murray Loss Boelcenlcamp ane Flower Robert Belmont Dons Denman Shirley Moore and Kathleen Lees the fl95Q EAGLE got under way early un Gctober The other statl posutuons were held by the follow Ing seniors Shirley Gary, Lorraine Fox, Robert Loughead, Evelyn Eneld, Dare Sturgls and Donald Coleman, dorng the literary worlc The Sports Edltor was asslsted by Loss Ward, Norman Moran, George Panarello, Walter Wilson and Byron Loughead Gllvna I-lull assasted the Malee up Page 38 Editor whale Shirley l-loward Ruth Cressman and Shlrley Willey were responslble For the feature pages The photography positions were held by Mary Balcer vloanne Carrow Wilfred Smith l'loward Major and Guy ester The 1952 EAGLE was hnanced through a patron drlve held In February This drmve proved very successful Gther sensor actlvltles also brought ID rewardlng prohts The stall wishes to thanlc Mr Anthony Eoderaro, photographer, Mr Cassidy, engraver, Ruth Gray, printer, for the hne yob they have done on our sensor annual Chairman .............................. r i rar ' or ....................... ' n o r i r .........,........... r m a - i r ..............,............ an l a ur i ........................... ri n n Bu i e anager ....................... i r ecr ar ............................... a n e , ,, . . L . - . I . I - l 1 ' ' 1 I I I J ' I I I I I I , ' J - NEW FORMAT IS CHIEF NEW FEA cl-n-HloH news O, Co-Editors: Olivia Hill, Clifton Whittaker Sponsors: Miss Clarke, Miss Kenyon Staff: Lillian Palovich, Edith Rollison, Grace Mueller, Janet Simplciss, Jane Flower, Joanne Carrow, Kathleen Lees, Betty Jobes. Standing: Charles Brumbaugh, Patricia Mclntyre, Marion Titus Constance Worrell Dons Faulkner Alice Reed Jane Peters Florence Getchell Ruth Cressman Dolores Sulpuro THE STAFF THE ADVISERS CHI HI NEWS During the furst semester the Chr I-If News was edlted by Chyna I-IIII and Chfton Whittaker Durmg this tlme the physical make up of the paper was changed by reducing the slze of the oragnnal pages eagle on the front page designed by ane Peters and Ohvla l-lull At the end of the fnrst semester OI Id l l ll because of Illness nn the family was forced to drop from the staff and was succeeded by lane Peters lmmedlately the enture staff was reynsed many new features were added to the paper Wrth the changes new members were added They are as follows Edltors ane Peters and Cllfton Whnttaker Feature Writers Aluce Reed Delores Sulpxzlo Sports Lllhan Polovltch George Austin, Reporters Audrey Murphy William Muller Typlsts and Mtmeograph Marlon Tntus Dons Faulkner Edlth Rolluson Kathleen Lees Ruth Cressman and Connle Worrell and Buslness Manager Joanne Carrow Page 39 - I I ' I . I l . I I I I . I . . ' ' , , ' , , I ' ,J ' ' I 1 ' ' 1 . . . . 1 adding one additional page and featuring a large . . . . . . - J i 1 1 ' . . . V I I . A A i l ' I iv' I A i V I 1 V 1 . . , I I I - J i I 1 . I . . i v ENTHUSIASM IS GREAT AS COUN Student COUnCIl cu. PROGRAM ears UNDERWAY Officers and Advrsers slttmg Joan Suter recording secre tary Dons Denman vlce president Arthur Murray pres: dent Alice Kates correspondlng secretary Richard Aaron treasurer Standing Mr Hutchlscn Mr Kazlo About three years ago when our school pro moted such organuzatlons as the Dramatuc lub Llbrary Club Typlng Club etc a group ol students enrolled In the Student Council Club, an organnza tlon with a dehnlte goal In mlnd This handful of students under the leadership ol Mr Hutchison and Mr Kazlo endeavored to Install a student council IN Upper Chichester Hugh School The hrst attempts of thus progressive group were hrndered by the Sl46DlIClSm and sarcasm ol fellow students l'lowever realizing the benehts that their student body would receive when empowered with a student council, they composed a constitution whnch was later approved alter mvnor alteratxons by the school admrnlstratlon Soon the students were aslced to vote as to wlsetler or not they wanted a student council Installed IU their school By a large majority of alhrmatnve votes the student council was accepted by the students and each homeroom then set out to elect repre entatlves to serve ID thelr behalf on the council Page 40 The Council slttmg Mane Rlley Barbara Ebell, Barbara Driscoll Alice Kates Jane Peters Standing Donald Cole man Ralph Vanderveer, Dons Denman Hugh Dutton Joan Boyle Janet Pierce Wrlllam Muller Richard Aaron Last Row Joseph Boudwm Arthur Murray Mr Kazlo Stephen Hughes Mr Hutchison From these representatuves the candsdates for the long awatted election ol othcers were chosen Arthur Murray was unanimously nominated for Pres: dent Candidates for Vice President were Dons Denman and Donald Coleman Nominees for Cor responding Secretary were ane Peters and Alice Kates Recording Secretarial nomsnees were oan Suter, oan Boyle and R1chard Aaron Candidates for Treasurer were Rnchard Aaron, Wullnam Muller and Donald Coleman The result ol the electrons held on February 8 'IQSQ are as follows President, Arthur Murray, Vlce President, Dons Denman, Corresponding Secre tary Alice Kates, Recording Secretary oan Suter, Treasurer, Richard Aaron Reallzlng that complete student jurisdiction of the school IS lmposslble, the student council seeks to and the faculty and the administration, as well as to give the student body a more etlectlve vouce IU the government ol Its school . .........i I 1 : 1 ' U 1 : 1 . 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The Upper Ch Band Mrs Kathryn Forwood Drrector BAND PERSONNEL Maporettes Florence Godfrey Head Marorette Dawn Welch Head Twrrler Jean Davrs Dorrs Peters Shirley Buerlcle Ruth Ebell Angeline Durbano lrene Whrtby Helena Sacko Mascot Color Guard Patrrcra Belmont Sergeant Patrrcla Patterson Kate Frrtz Joanne Burdett Louise Bradley Drane Guch Jeannette Shank Gloclcensplel Barbara Stephenson Marlon Titus Baritone Horn Audrey Murphy Janet Panson Carol Burns Alto Horn Dorrs Crumbaclcer Trombone Bruce Moran Robert Harnes Wrllram Roe Davrd Robrnson Arlene Prtterson Bass Horn George Austrn Edgar Coleman Percussion Jaclc Rrchardson Robert Watson Mary Ann Crosgrove Alrce Shoup Clrfton Whrtt lcer Thomas Grady Rrchard Tyson Joan Suter Saxophone Nancy Jones Thelma Mann Ronald Shoup Stephen Hughes Betty Belmont Felton Davrs Howard Major Clarinet Duane Srmpers Hope Barley Barbara Ebell Howard Nrckle James Marshall Connie Narvall Shrrley Mrlnes Barbara Howard Lance Kulp Fred Green Wllllam Hrntze Trumpet Wrllram Muller Ralph Hanby Jack Lober Robert Hobbs Jerry Holden Thomas Baker Davrd Curry Edward Pierce Gary Parks John Prezuuso Stanley Lech Allan Mader Thomas Garrett Page 41 IS GLEE CLUB EVENT OF THE YEAR G L 6 E C L U B IMPRESSIVE CANDLELIGHT SERVICE Qne of the most actnye and well organized groups ID the Senior l-hgh rs the Glee Club It has been under the dlrectlon of Mrs Forwood For Five years Each year new members are added and a Few of the old ones leave ln December the Candlellght Servrce was pre sented Mary Prendergast and George Chaplow sang Gesu Bambino and l'loly Clty wlth the assistance of the chorus Solos were sung by l.o1s Page 42 Boeltenlcamp Mary Prendergast and Shirley l-loward David Baugher a newcomer thus year sang l.et Not Your l-leart Be Troubled The carol service was closed vvzth the smglng ol the Hallelujah Chorus and the Lord s prayer Another special feature of the year was the Sprung Concert It was held May 'lst and Qnd In the hugh school audltornum It Featured the chorus ensemble groups soloists and a band concert , . ' I I . , , ,, .. , ,, .. , ,. I - .. , H .. . ., , A , , ' 1 . I I . COUNTY CHORUS This chorus was formed for the purpose oi per- forming for the teachers at County institute held in Swarthmore in Cctober. Ten schools participated. The chorus sang a varied program oi secular and religious music. Mrs. Forwood directed a girls, number, I-loliday Song. Each number was directed by a diiierent music supervisor. Rehearsals were held at Sharon I-lill l'ligh School on various occasions. The active members representing Upper Chi were: Mary prendergast, Ruth Cressman, Lois Boel4enl4amp, Qlivia l-lill, Evelyn Field, George Chaplow, William Miller, Ralph l-ianby, Donald Coleman and Howard Major. DISTRICT CHORUS Southeastern District Chorus was held in Chester at the Smedley glunior l'ligh School building on February T6. The program was under the direction oi Mrs. Elaine Brown oi Temple University. Rehearsals were held on three consecutive Satur- days under the direction oi Mrs, Brown. The group participating in this event from Upper Chi was: Mary Prendergast, Lois Boelcenlcamp, Evelyn Field, George Chaplow, David Baugher and Donald Coleman. The students were entertained at a banquet in the dining room oi pennsylvania Military College. JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB A very large group oi students oi the seventh this year They made their iirst appearance at the impressive Candlelight Service They were heard in l several groups oi songs and participated in the iinale Under the direction oi Miss Ellen Townsend who part in the Spring Concert Miss Townsend also conducted an Elementary Music Night in March Page 43 eighth and ninth grades turned out for glee club isin her second year atblpper Chi,the glee clubtoolc SENIORS SCORE HIT IN GAY I. I V I n 3 Th Z 6 t I' 2 coMEDy Asour FAMILY LIFE CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN A three act comedy by Perry Clark based on the book by Frank B GIlbreth and Ernestlne Gllbreth Carey settlng by Mr Stlnner and the senIor boys costumes by MIss perlcles, dIrected by Mr Gldm boy and MISS Les wIth thIs cast Mrs GIlbreth Mr GIlbreth ErnestIne Frank Anne Martha re LI an an DottIe JackIe Jane Mrs f:Itzgeralcl Dr Burton Joe Scales M ss Brnll Larry LoIs Boekenkamp Norman Moran DorIs Denman Ruth Cressman Robert Belmont Dare SEUYQIS Kathleen Lees Howard W NIckle ShIrley Lees Thomas Baker June Lees Lar y l-lolden Ethel MarIe Fleld LorraIne Fox Robert Grow Howard Major Evelyn Fleld Robert Loughead X Ns -Nc: X Ko' l it fr ,ffl ', H 't Tir I5 IW -o Q Q I.. W Jr W' ca s r'f'f'f f.'i!.. I t ' -.ns 4, 1., Y , un: b 17' 4 f Q x w -. Q 4-T' S Y h 'I s 1 f 5 1, absenfra Mm S 'I+ T2 USE dq 52 '+ I WM LoIs Boekenkamp and Norman Moran as the parents In Cheaper BV the Dozen Of the dozen, VISIDIC are Ethel Fleld Howard Nlckle Ruth Cressman, Slap WIlson and Bob Belmont A best seller among recent non TICLIOH books, Cheaper by the Dozen has been turned IHLO a superb dramatIc comedy As pro duced by the senIor class, It provIded a near capacIty audIence vvIth an engagmg and enjoyable evenlng In the theater The GCLIOD of the play takes place In the Gjlbreth IIVIHQ room In the 'IQQO s The stage settIn3 was GDDFODIIGLZ and ID keepmg wIth the perIod as were the women s costumes concocted by MIss Perrcles The men s costumes were supplIed by Mr IrvIn Stern of MeoIa Cheaper by the Dozen requIres a large cast ln most cases, the cast was an Inexpenenced one wIth the exceptIon of Norman Moran, DOVIS Denman, Howard Major, Kathleen Lees and Evelyn f7Ield all had appeared In lastsprmg s Men Are LIke Streetcars SIX of the dozen chIldren were recruIted from the grades Howard W NIclcle ShIrley Lees, Tommy Baker, June Lees Larry Holden and Ethel f7Ield Of these, Howard W Nlckle Tommy Baker and June Lees showed much promIse for the future Of the senIor debuts Dare SIUVQIS as Anne, the oldest of the dozen, and Bob Loughead as Larry, her specIal frIend turned ID excellent performances Bob Belmont was a wInnIng Frank, and DorIs Denman and Ruth Cressman alternated as Ernestme, who wIth Frank opened each of the three acts SkIp WIlson was properly amusjng as Bull and Kay Lees was just rIght as Martha LoIs Boekenkamp was an effectIve Mrs Grlbreth and por trayed the mother s part wIth much restraInt The mInor roles were excellently portrayed Evelyn l:Ield was fIttIn3ly hateful as MISS Brjll Robert Grow was a somber, subdued Dr Burton, LorraIne Fox was adequate as the housekeeper, Mrs FItz3erald and Howard Major got the bIggest laughs of the evenmg as Joe Scales, the cheerleade wIth the hot rod auto Cheaperbythe Dozen IS a tour de force for the actor who IS assIgned to the role of Mr Gtlbreth Hrs IS the most vItal and most Important part IH the play, It IS about hIm that the plot centers As the protagomst, Norman Moran gave a memorable performance as the father who was so bent on motIon study Norman was at all tImes Mr GIlbreth l-le brought out every aspect of Mr GIl b eth s domIneerIng character from hIs fIrst entrance to hIs last QXIY the touchlng farewell to hIs dozen and hIs boss and It was here that the dozen caused many In the audIence to wIpe theIr eyes wIth theIr handkerchuefs Edrtors' note The carlcatures were drawn by Mr James House of the Phrladelphla Evenmg Bullelm We are honored to have Mr House represented ID our year book Readers wrll frnd the House Carrcatures almost nightly In the Evenmg Bulletm Page 44 l I l X j l R R . 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I gn Me 425678 ll 1951 splalno PII-Iv 1952 l MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARS MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN Howard Slmpklss Lees Denman Fleld Major The Present Junlors and one Sophomore who Flower and Moran We were Junlors then made thls an enjoyable evenlng A fresh new comedy by Chrlstopher Sergel based on the popular boolt by Graeme and Sarah Lorlmer Men Are Lllte Streetcars provlded several audlences wlth hllarlous entertalnment Produced by the Dramatlc Club the play Intro duced to Llppel Chl audlences some sparlcllng and new talent Dorls Denman was a dellnlte hlt ID a comedy role Kay Lees Norman Moran l'loward Major and Evelyn Fleld gave well balanced per lormances and galned the experlence needed for thelr demandlng roles ID Cheaper By The Dozen Shlrley l'loward anet Slmplqlss and ane Flower are the remalnlng SGUIOYS who as JUFIIOFS contrlbuted hne talent to the 1951 Sprlng Play B9SIdGS the junlors several members ol the Class of 'l95'l tool4 part In the productlon Notable among these was Verna Walters who gave an out standlng performance as Maudle Dlrected by Mr GIdmbOY, Men Are Lllce Street cars was sultable fare for a sprlng nlght Page 46 A cast ol hlteen junlors and one sophomore laced the lootllghts lor the hrst tlme to hlghllght Upper Chl s SDFIDS GCLIVILISS In a new last movlng comedy Mother ls A Freshman The cast lor the SDVIDQ play Included Shlrley enl4lns as Ablgdll Abbot, the mother l-lope Balley as Susan her daughter Clllton Whlttaker as Professor Mlcheals Manuel DIGS as Bobo aclcson George Chaplow portrayed The Dean,whlle ane Peters gave excellent support as Clara Susans lrlend ln the cast as lrlends ol Sue and Bobo were Marlon TILUS, Kay ohnson, Dolores SUlDlZIO ean l-llll Blll Mlller Blll Massey Ralph l'lanby and Betty Reed Edlth Rolllson rounded out the cast as Mrs Mlller the housemother Dlrected by Mr Glamboy who was asslsted by MISS Les, Mother ls a Freshman provlded capaclty audlences wlth an evenlng of dellghtful stagelare I W' 3, . W, ,W I I E 5. SW it to J M , . II Q fi? Q 'I riff it 5 I I I I I 1 I . . . I - I . . . I I I I ' ll ' 'l ' .Y . . . . . . 1 , - . I I I , . . . J I ' I I ' I 1 ' A A J , . , I , J J - . I . - I I I I 1 1 I I . . , I I nl UPPER CHI TEAM MAKES ITS ll scorrs I-no BE51 r. Mr Hutchrson pornts out the etymology of a new word to Boekenkamp Whittaker Peters Gary and Muller bcott s l-lu Q lS a scholastic competltlon between twenty one hugh schools of Delaware County, and as sponsored by Scott Paper Company of Chester, P The contest, benng broadcast over statnon WPWA has proven to be one ol the lastest movung quuz programs on the anr The Master ol Ceremonies, lVlr Robert ohnson ol radio and TV lame, presents a short story which sports, luterature, hnstory, muslc, current events, etc , to each team At the sound of the bell the team members rally together to attempt to DlCl4 out or correct the many errors As the points pile up the students llsten for the bell that will tell them their time as up Each team rs allowed three minutes In which to score pounts on sts story Alter each team has attempted to correct ltS own story, a one minute bonus perlod IS allotted lor extra points that might be scored on the opponent s story Then comes the tense moment as the score s added up on the l-lr C2 score board and the winner IS decided This year the Scotts l-ll Q members lrom Upper Chr were Lors Boelrenlqamp, ane Peters Wlllnam Muller and Clllton Whittaker The alternate member was Shnrley Gary were held at Eddystone l-hgh School, Ridley lown ship and haron l-llll ln the past our audltorlum ldClllfIGS have hundered the program lrom being pre sented lrom our school l-lowever with the com pletlon ol the new school, Scotts l-ll Q wall be frequently held here This years team proved to be the best that our school has ever had by scoring a total ol 68 points Mr l-lutchlson, the team advlsor, preducts that next year 5 team will be even better Page 47 I . . 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' ' , , , I - GYITI I'IIGHT ANNUAL EXHIBITION EXCITES LARGE AUDIENCE 3 THE JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS EXCELLED IN MARCHING AND CALISTHENICS THE SENIORS DID SOME PRETTY TRICKY SOLIARE DANCING SENIOR HIGH GIRLS INTRODUCED THE EVEN THE SOPHOIVIORE INDUSTRIALS RERFORMED I I WASHINGTON SOUARE-DANCE . e 48 JUHICDR-Senlora Praom CHUWPUS LUHEELS . . . snapped here and there Sym ,.. ei, gr?-Qqf'5'Ef.-I gd! 5 3 O THC UPPER CHI CHCCRLCHDCRS CAPTAINS DENMAN AND KATES AND SQUAD CONDUCT NEW AND NOVEL CHEERS Fifteen energetic girls were selected from a large number ol candidates to lead tlwe Upper Clin rooters in some new snappy clweers Early in tlie fall tlne girls selected Doris Denman captain and Alice Kates assistant captain Doris lwas served as clweerleader for tlwree years as lwas Slnirley l-lovvard anet Simplciss and Rutli Cres man also seniors were added to tlwe statl tlwls year Tlie remainder of tlwe stall in cludes Alice lfates Estlier Yal4as Kay olinson juniors Vivian Der riclcson Kathryn Pryor Florence Getcliell patgtevens Billie Bryant Rita Nlarantino and anice Kenn rd soplwomores, A second grade pupil anelle Slwrom, vvas clwosen Mascot ol tlwe squad curing basketball season. lvliss Barnett served as adviser ' e s Olivia l-lill nelped as rranager. THE A A COUNCIL Srttmg Qleft to rlghtj Mrss Knox Mr Kallck man Miss Barnett Mr McNrtt Mrs Geno Standing Mr Johnston Mr Plummer Kazlo Mr Aplchella Mr Zrtnrck President of the councul this year was Mr KdlICl4 man who us also the Athletnc Dnrector Mass Barnett served as secretary and Mrs Geno con tlnuecl as treasurer The A A Council has the T9SDOl lSIbllllI6S ol flnanclng sports and establushlng policies A A carcls, the magazine clrlve and selling of pencils decals hats etc were he prxnclpal money raising actlvltles thus Season TI-IE FHCULTY PHRT OF HTHLETICS 4 THE COACHING STAFF Left to Right Mr Kalrckman Jumor Hugh Basketball Miss Barnett Grrls Basketball Mr Kazlo Football Lune Coach Mr Aprchella Head Football Coach Varsity and JV Basketball Baseball Assrstant Mr Zltnrck Junror Hugh Football Mr McNltt Baseball Page 59 l .. l . : . ' I ' . - I. 1 ' 1 - ' : . I , . . 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Wfi z V A 0 if' I J Y 36653 rooiantt W ITH EIGHT VICTORIES AND ONE LOSS Frrst Row R Loughead fManagerD E Coleman W Wilson D Coleman H Baxter J OBerg CCo Captain, G Panarello fCo Captalnl B Moran A Costa L Robinson R Grant Second Row N Durbano R Biclclrng N Moran F Zitmck J Toth E Passick M Bryd W Worrillow H Pryor R Belmont M Dias B Loughead CManagerl Third Row J Kazlo CAsslstant Coachj W Curry B Wilson W Walls P Robinson R Truell R Haines A Yalcas R Bumford C Panar Il E Smith G Jester C Wimbl A A Page 54 The Coach as e o e pichella CCoachD THE SEASON On August 18 a group of forty five boys reported fo f ootball practice to lace a tough 1951 schedule After ar- undefeated season in 1950 we dropped Wilmington Friend and picked up tough Prospect Park and Eddystone High School teams At the start of practice there were several lett ermen re turning including Al Yakas George Panarello Frank Zitnick fclenr P B II y ryor i Curry John O Berg Don Coleman Roland Haines and Bob Bumford Also out for the team w P l ere au Robinson Carl Wimble Chris Panarello Norman Durbano Joe Toth and G J uy ester all of whom were to be of valuable service later in the season. On September Q3 the undefeated Eagles ran over Sharon Hill 38-6 and in the following weeks rolled up victorie. over Marple Newtown Prospect Park Clifton l-leightsafter which George Panarello was named Lineman of th W k e ee by the Delaware County Coaches Association. ln the coming week U ' pper Chi beat Claymont 56-O and then lost a heart- breaker to Eddystone High School After this loss th E l . e ag es bounced back to win over Nether Providence Glen-Nor and Lansdowne Our final record was accomplished through the combined etforts of head-coach Mr Anthony A ' h ll . pic e a and his capable assistant Mr. John Kazlc. More honors were bestowed upon our team when The Chester Times picked our capable co-captain G P eorge ana- rello as guard on the All-Delaware County Team. John O'B ' erg made the second team while Al Yakas and Bill Curry were honorable mentions. The Upper Chi Starting Line-up THE SEHSOU IH REVIELU Page 56 Upper Chl 38 Sharon Hull 6 Upper Chu opened the 1951 season wlth a great 38 6 vnctory over Sharon l-l II ohn 0 Berg l-lenry Pryor and Bob lruell scored two touchdowns each to help score an easy vnctory Upper Chr 31 Marple Newtown 0 Sloppy Wilson a substitute bacl4 scored two touchdowns to malce It easy for U C to romp for nts 'lOth strarght vlctory George Panarello was a stal wart lineman Upper Chr 18 Prospect Perl: O Spearheaded by Bob Bumford and Chris Panarello who had been on the Injured lust U C scored nts llth straughl victory over a rough and ready Prospect Park Club Upper Chr 34 Clnfton Herghts O Through l-lenry Pryors running abuluty and George Panarello s great lane play U C easily rolled over Clnfton Heughts Upper Chr 56 Claymont 6 U C gunning for nts 13th straight completely outclassed Claymont by drub blng them 56 6 AI Yal4as had a perfect day lcrclclng eight out of eight conver sions Upper Chr 0 Ecldystone 27 No commentlll Upper Chr 48 Nether Providence 2 Bull Curry had a field day to help U C bounce baclc to the tune of 48 Q victory over an arch nval Nether Providence Upper Chl 12 Glen Nor 0 ln the first few minutes of play l-lenry Pryor and slohn Q Berg scored two qulcl4 touchdowns to clinch a vlctory over Glen Nor Upper Chr 7 Lansdowne 0 Because of the condition of the fleld Upper Chr played a defensive game The following senior stalwarts played an outstanding game Baxter Coleman and 0 Berg After a great run by Bull Curry Q Berg carrned the ball over for a tally ... ..... .. . r l ' J I I I , . . 1 , ., 1 . 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I r I : I I I . 1 . l ' I ' Q Srttrng K Nottle A Conte J Muller W Nottle F Peters L Rrccr fcaptalnl S Coleman F Summers J Pryor D Rreck Kneeling J Loberfmanagerl J Reynolds R Grduclc D Robinson D McNerll F Crosby H Comeges T Garrett J Prezruo R Srvrc Cmanagerl S Hughes C Brcklrng R Conte J Kennrsh M Lewrs J Cloud M Kalrclcman fcoachj JUNIOR HIGH Cn Qctober 6 the lnttle Eagles turned back a well balanced Marple Newtown team Q5 7 l-larold Comeges scored three touchdowns to pace the Eagles to their hrst victory Alter a long run by Bobby l-lobbs l-larold Comeges scored the lone touchdown to enable the Eagles to score their second wln ol the 1951 cam palgn over Clllton l-lelghts 643 The llttle U C Eagles came through the season undefeated by sconng a convincing vlctory over an arch rival Nether Providence T5 O Captain FOOTBHLL Leonard Ricci did the bullc of the running and scored two touchdowns To l-lead Coach Anthony Zrtnlck nd Assistant Coach lvlllton KdlICl4mdH goes much ot the credit lor another wrnnlng season It IS hoped that they wnll continue to train players lor future teams Varsity Coach Mr Aplchella rs loolcrng lor Leonard Pucci jack Reynolds Morris De Franlc George Austin and Carl BlCl4lIl'18 to be a great help to the varsity squad next year Page 57 ' ' -: I , I , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . l I I. I a I . I I . I I I ' I ' I . 'I I ' I ' I Standing: A. Zitnick Ccoachf, M. DeFranlc, R. Bogle, G. Austin, ' I ' I ' - I ' I ' I ' I I . A 5 . , . , . , . A ' I D V . . I . h I D I D , , I I I . I I I l I A ' 1 JAY VEES Standing: Coach Apichella, Roe, Cassidy, Miller, Pryor, Walls. Kneeling: Haines, Page, Williams, Panarello. VARSITY Pryor O Berg Pass ck St rclcle Coach Apichella Bumfo cl Curry Du bano Zit lc B H T L VARSITY ENJOYS BEST SEASON JUNIOR i-HGH wiNS s GAMES THE SEASON The Eagles started the season with a squad oi fairly seasoned ballplayers As the schedule pro gressed under the capable hands oi Coach Apichella the team improved tremendously The Eagles had a best season ever created by an Eagle court team Led by Bill Curry who was high scorer with an average oi Q5 points per game the team made great strides with the playmalcing oi Norm Durbano and ohn Q Berg The most improved ballplayer Diclc Striclcler along with Bob Bumiord con trolled the bacldooards and poured in many points Page 58 Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Ci Ci C Ci Ci Ci Ci Ci Ci Ci Ci C Ci Ci BASKETBALL SCORES Prospect Park Nether Providence Marple Newtown Springfield Clifton l-leights Sharon Hill Wilmington Friends Claymont Marple Newtown Springfield Clifton l'leights Claymont Sharon l-lull Media 763 , ' , i , r' r, I r I I I I ' nic h' ........ 37 ....,.,, 59 ht ........ 36 ' ,s., 50 hi .,t,,.,. 66 .,.. 45 ' h' .,...... 31 ' ' ....,... . .43 ' . - h' ........ 52 ' ' ...,. . .44 ' ht ........ 44 ' ......,.. 59 ' . h' .....,.. 62 ' ' ' . . .54 record oi eight wins and eight losses to achieve the Upper Chi ........ 49 Nether Providence ..,. 46 . h' ..,...,. 66 ...,,,.r..,. 46 H ' H , ' ' h' ....,.. ,65 ....34 ' , h' ..,..... 57 ' ' .......... 51 ' ' ' H H h' .,..,... 61 ' ' ....,..5'l J ' . - , he ..r..... 47 ..... . . 72 H ' , 'H T' - h' ....,... 46 ' ' . h' ...,.... 44 ' .,.........,.. 56 757 JUTIIOR HIGH BHSHETBHLL THE SEASON Under the superyIsIon ol Mr Kahclcman the lIttle Eagles also had theIr best season wIth a record ol hve wIns and three losses The startmg hve consIsted of MOVVIS De Franlc hIgh scorer Buddy I-lughes acloe Reynolds aclc Loper and Leonard RICCI The experIence gaIned by these players wIll prove valuable In the future and to lVlr Apmhella as It has In the past JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY Manager Glduck MIIIer Reynolds R lvlc Aus n Pennlngton Lober Hobbs Coach Kallckman Iccl Summers Jones Hughes De Frank JUNIOR HIGH JV K Nottle Dutton Mader Whne Welch Curry Massey Bender Rleck Conte Preuuso Sparks Young Manager McNeII Manager W Nottle Coach Kallckman THE SCORES Upper C I Upper C I Upper C I Upper C I Upper C I Upper C I Upper C I Upper C I -l,OTd S Swarthmore Marple Newtown Eclclystone MedIa Nether Rrowdence RIdley TownshIp RIdley Rarlc Prospect Rarlc Totals Page 59 M l A I+ .,...... 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Suk 'E GIRLS BASKETBALL Around the curcle flelt to rrghtl Lourse Albany Florence Godfrey Lols Ward Ruth Ebell Dons Denman Helen Ptasnnk Dorothy Doprrak .lane Flower Allce Reed Nancy Jones Florence Getchell Lourse Bradley Kay Johnson Patrrcla Mclntyre Top Photo Miss Barnett and captains Flower and Doprralc check with managers Dons Crumbacker and Shirley Buerlzle Bottom Photo The Jay Vees make a wrsh before the game They are left to right Janet Prerce Eleanor Kung Angelrne Durbano Carol Austin Nancy Wetzel Barbara Stephenson Lerlanr Prllmg Shrrley Mrlnes Edna Brldenbaugh Shrrley Moms Betty Belmont Page 60 GIRLS Ol'l THE COURT At the hrst gurls baslcetball practlce Coach Lllllan Barnett was surprised and pleased to Fund 76 gurls reportlng Alter much elimination, the squad got down to senous practice, and developed some hne Floorwork The varsity squad was made up ol Dorothy DODII'dl4, captain, ane Flower, captaln, Flor ence Getchell and Nancy ones, forwards Denman, l-lelen Ptasnllc, Allce Reed, Ruth lfbell Kay ohnson, and Louise Albany The ,lay Vee team IS composed entlrely ol ninth grade glrls Thus will provude Mass Barnett with excellent maternal next year Shirley Buerlcle and Dons Crumbaclcer were student managers . l. . : I . I I . I. I . I I I . I I I I I I I I ' I The last-moving guards were Lois Ward, Doris , J ' 4 1 : I I - ' I - I 4 , . . . I Q. x . I . I .- . u U I I 1 I - I . I I I I I I ' if l'lavlng won the Suburban Championship lor the 1950-51 baseball season the Upper Chl Nine faced as rugged a schedule rn 1959 Besndes wunnlng the champnonshrp the Eagles placed Pops Robinson and l'lanlc Pryor on the All Delaware County Baseball Team Coached by Mr lVlcNntt and Mr 1'-Xpuchella the Eagles started the 1952 schedule with a well seasoned outht Led by the superb putchlng ol Lefty Paul Roblnson and Roger Gibbons the Eagles excelled on the mound B Il Curry R B l leader led ID the hitting department Giving Bull a close race with the hnttlng were Norman Durbano l-lanlc Pryor Franlc Zutnlck and Eddie Passlcl4 Patrolllng the outheld and doing a hne job For Coach fVlcN1tt were Dlclc 5trlcl4ler Ralph Brcldlng and l-lenry Pryor ANOTHER BIG SEASON BHSEBHLL PPER The Squad First Row R Gibbons P Robinson R Haines H Wlmbush R Hanby E Smlth Second Row J Toth F Zltnrck W Muller R Blcklmg A Coleman Thrrd Row H Pryor R Stnckler R Rleck N Durbano E Passrck G Jester EK Last Row W Curry W Roe R Truell Also seen rn picture are Coach McNrtt Coach Aplchella D Coleman Manag Behind the plate receuvung our hne pltchers were Guy ester and oe Toth Baclcrng up these starters were Robert Truell Bob RIGCR Eddle Smlth Ralph Hanby Bully Roe Arthur Coleman Brll Muller l-larvey Hutton Bob l-lalnes and Edward Powell The schedule lor195Q was composed ol the same opposing teams as ID 1951 Marple New town Clifton l-lelghts Nether Provrdence Sharon l-lull and Spnngheld We also played several non league games agalnst Chester Eddystone WIlmIDQ ton Friends and a new rival Prospect Parl4 Team members who made their last appearance on the Upper Chl diamond Included Paul Robinson l lenry Pryor Franlc Zltnlcl4 Guy Jester Bull Curry Roger Gibbons Dxclc Strlclcler and Robert Truell Page 61 'Q f tr i : : . , ' I ' I ' I I . , . . 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