Chichester High School - Eagle Yearbook (Boothwyn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

PM X' WD X3 A 'TIIE if!! 1955 CHIC I 2 X. 6 ROM H SCYI Pfzflz had b3 the Serum C11 L PPI R C HIC HI SI I R IIOXX NSHIP HIGH SCHOOL BOUT HXX X 'NJ I ENNISYLVANIA XOIIJNII: XIII MAY 12 3 g9,I3Z5iQ? IIII I+ HI Q II QXIgQIHW I H ,EQf5fQWQQ?w I I I ' f 1f1's'e1a2.P4 -',f Ii .-II-,. 1'+-i CN The Class of 1953 hltches xts wagons to the stars to gu1de and to IHSPIYC us as we leave hxgh school to take our places 1n the World - as W become C step Ollt IO ,I -'L lb X LFZ 654 L, v 'lg' VOTERS x 'Thi ' tw Xdglff WW Wx 'fix E RSNR ms OF f AalliEpl,Emh nys THEATER GOEQS SLLKERS of BaAuTY k9s,5X X E L - V V Y SPORTS FANS , ' - , Q. C Q-5--. -nw, . . ss 5 N: 5g5Z??0Ajul ..... J ' S . .PE : N 'v Q l YM 1 W x Q-e ?:5i25?.,..- 5 x X 5 e -j f' O S s 'X ' I N i ' xxx . t 8 8 X , I fl 1 X 'Y xx x H I ' X E' A 1 lx ss 1' 4' . .1 i X ss f x y , ' 4 2 ' Q x J?g 1 n x BEE? SELLE 5 Ye L . lk X ss R X' - I 1 K ss sss l l 1 l ' t EA-.Sl Q x v XC x E ' . ','f?5? 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In 1 at 11 zz fu fl gmzn Th1s the theme of our xearboolc xx1ll alxxaxs ren 41111 lfflXCCl 1n our 1Tl1IlLlS as xxe leaxe the portals of lngh school to trlte our pl lee lI'l the great xxorld outs1de lLlLlLt1f1OI1 III anx form 15 merely preparatxon xxe haxe been prepared to meet modern l1fe and have been gn en the tools xx1th xx h1el1 to malee our marlc upon 1t Throughout our yearbook xou xx1ll f1nd pages dexoted to the recogn1t1on of some Qrert celebr1tx XX e have chosen to honor these personal1t1es because thex represent outstandmg HCl'11CVCfITCI1f III fllell' respect1xe f1elds and because IS ll1L,ll school students xxe haxe been prepared to understmel and apprec1ate the11 xx orlx The funet1on of hugh school 15 to teach appree1at1on ot the best thmgs 1n l1fe I1Ot to tceept the mecl1oere Therefore as xxe loolc toxx ard the future xxe see ourselxes is xoters Cltlldlllg the eountrx s dest1nx as theater goers and IULISIC loxers LOI1ffllJL1flIlg to the extensron of Amerrean culture as sport fans lxeepmg al1xe the tracl1t1ons of Amer1can sportsmen Hes xxe h rxe been QIXCII a great respons1b1l1tx XX e are the components of 1 nexx Amer1ea The future of the eountrx of 1fS eulture of 1ts tracl1t1on l1es Ill our hands XX e feel hoxx exer that xxe are xx ell eqmpped to meet the problems ot a modern xx orld As xxe leaxe lllgll school to take our place IH modern c1x1l1zat1on, and IH dome so to penetrate many f1elds of endeaxor xxe extend a smcere xote of thanks to ffLlL1L1fIOI1 Our learnmg has prepared us for l1te ind xxe are there fore deeplx 1ndebteel to the root of preparanon h1gh school CLIITON M XX HITTAIxTR H1111 f1 ' V15 11 .1'111r'. 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Our activities could never have been carried on without her able assistance and expert guidance. Many were the times we were dis- couraged. but Miss Little always managed to come up with a solution to these problems. She has been more than a teacher to the students of Upper Chig she has been a good friend and a capable adviser. Yes. we owe a great deal to Miss Little, a person for whom that extra bit of time and work was never too much trouble. It is therefore with deep and profound feel- ing of gratitude that we dedicate our yearbook to Miss Mary E. Little. One of the most responsxble posrtrons rn a school IS that of the school treasurer Thls posr ron has been held and expertly managed for and to our school the past three years by Mrs Mary Faber ln 1QlLl1f1OIl to thrs shc h IS lent 1 he pmt: h 1nd for all programs and other announcements -.hrch must be prepared for yarrous school act1y1t1eS Chr yye honor Mrs Mary Faber By her fme commercral reachrngs she has been recognrzed by many local rndustrral leaders has produced i N PPRECTACIQIM Although Mrs laber resrgned rn anuary yye yy ant to thank her for her contrrbutron to us In a precratron of her many servrces to Upper f 1 s . . . I . J y : ,Y . J, Y Y tl ' .Y il c J z ' 1 1 l K ' , , 4 2 Y ' ' A ' X' I ' l ' ' V . . . L , for the many' good secretaries which Upper Chi f' L 3 S l I l 'L Sag . 'fu , P' Calendar Highlights of the Year Sept.-Off.-Nov. FOOTBALL Playing like this led to another HUNDEFEATED TEAM 'Q February- . Q April- , la Q, 4 'YQ Upper Chi goes on the 7 ' Y ,Q aif. A A S v H Y . x lp. X will i , ' Oh, how we danced.on f f , rv 'Q S K' , the night of the Prom! ' ru f ' T l All l 4 fr X fy l fy it I Bally, Bascelli, Miller, X l, ' fi J and Peters are heard. W , I ll X f I l J Ma y- means May Day. Scenes from last year'S May Day. Queen Shirley Howard and Court. The then Sophomore attendants. Sut- cr, and Belnaont. S The then junior attendants, Yakas, Lowe and Krupka. The Queen and the Champs: Bender, jones, Reynolds, Ricci. and Congleton. 9 v . S I P P4 'sq' '56 ,JG-af .s 1 . s x s . fgnfa R 5:5-'E?f5f.v :HR 3953 . 14 512'- 75:41:11- 'I O , 1 2'-3'1 :Y-Q: I A5 we leave to become voters. we are reminded of our past train- ing-to select always the best man. With our President to in- spire us, we feel prepared to' vote always for a person of quality. .' u 'z MRS DWIGHT EISENHOWER New York, Nevr York Decen-ber 30, 19 2 Dear Class of 1953 'hank you for your letter of December 29, and your good nshes for the General and xre T am so sorry that l ca.nnot comply vuth your request but I feel sure that you w1ll under- stand that due to h1s mam' new dutles the eneral has been forced to adopt a flrm policy of favorlng no one person to the exclusion of the others, and slnce there have been so many sunllar requests, lt would be unposs ble for hm to gram' them all Ly husband joins me Ln sendmg you and all the boys oi' your Class our best W1SheS for a very happy iew Year! -v-qv' L 4' in X M X W.. f ,ff fm ffrezffffm JZ a:'i!?:ig,?5 ,-!l i'8fdh? .rn-gg' 5 : 1-'i'525'ob'9-'f fd Le- eb-'if -wld -'Src' - fv- -' f e 7'e'9-5: A-? .5 9-' '. .1 hlifwf-ifE3!f4v . I . A 5 J. Ng: . . . . if' ' i . ' , . . g-4 . I., ' ifibmjl, ' fs f f V I X I X ' .X .,, 0,4 'v '.-.,, I f ' V ' fl ,'i ' f ' . 1 .Lmr fy '- if .V A I 4 1, MR WILLIAM DITTOIN Ill Meetinghouse Road Chester R D 1 Pa Prefzdent 1801 McKay Avenue Boothvsyn Pa Q MR ELMFR BRYANT SR MR EVAN T FAL SINAI Cyl-IT Mill Road Boothwyn R D Pa MR FRAXIK DOXVMAN SR In addition to the many accom lishments made by our school board at their monthly meetings, they have worked diligently for a new high school build- ing for Upper Chichester, Now that building is well near completion. Soon its portals will be opened and an adwanced school program will commence. This has been a fine accomplishment for our school board and we congratulate them for their splendid work BOARD OF EDUCATION 'gifs A- we 'W 5-Q.u..,. -wlir NA 'Siu MR GEORGE PANARELLO MR WILLIAM FEIST Meetinghouse Road Clayton Street Boothwyn Pa Boothwyn R D Pa Vlre Prerzde nt Sefrelary Boothvt yn Pa r-wi MR9 DOROTHY POXWEIL Okiola Awcnue Boothvx yn Pa Trezrurer d S at Q 'qw MR J HOWARD PATTERSOIN Martilla Apartments Chichester Avenue Boothxxyn Pa K5 I Y 1 1 Q 4 . X . S fait' , W X . l Y, H 5, J. k . Q ,Q if 'vcr' I ,jf 'M al . . V . . 5 ,4o. f N 1 R? . . , . f- A X Chichester Avenue, Box 300 'Q' IQ Y l ' 1 T 2 W 2 1 I ' A G -Q 3' , I ' . . is 'Q 1' : if fx :GI i I gf! OUR SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL MR DAVID A JOHNSTON 422 Prrce Street West Chester Pennsylw anna Mr Johnston our superusnng prmcxpal has long looked forward to and worked untrrmgly toward a greater Upper Chlchester Thns dream rs soon to be reahzed 1n mrs entnrety We the class of 55 wxsh to extend a smcere vote of thanks to Mr Johnston for hrs fnne work 1n expandmg and elaboratmg our school system ,ff A 1 ll ,. 4 y, I 'J J ,f ., A OUR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MR HOWARD K PLUMMER 10- 'bf SFCRETARY SARAH J YEACFR 1909 Meetnnghouse Ronl Boothxun P MISS Heneer tontmues to be a valu able as et to teuhers and students alxlee Always actnve she rs never too busy to lend 1 helpmq hand ln technical or personll problems SCHOOL NURSF HFIEIN E KNOX 5838 Baltimore Avenue Phzlldelphxa 3 Pa Mnss Knox our smtere and sympa them school nurse has remedxed many an ache and pam She rs always readv to tontnbute her seruees 13 Maple Axenue Trainer Pa Completmg his tnfth year as hlgh school prmetpal Mr Plummer his established hxmself as a leader eounselor and advxsor Hrs endeaxors toward a greater Upper Chr have been noted and greatly appreclatecl by UC students As we lease the portals of our hugh school vse wlsh to express our most sincere a preuatlon to Mr Plummer for his very benefleml leadership V. , .H ,V U Q ' , . I K f ' , , . D 7 Y X f , . ' .. . ' A .t If , Q R xr y ggi -4 gt ae. , 5, ng Q , , . S ..' , 5-. 2 a. '.iv. P ' , . . ..,5 ,2- 5- N 1 K ' ' K , . Q A 'Mf--....,,, N a. V . v V rl WV 1 I V 1' L ' ,, ', .Y K Q W . ' FACULTY . . in order of appointment FRANK G. GIAMBOX 262-1 Chichester Avenue Boothwyn. P English Activities: Yearbook Advisor Dramatics Q-1 ARNET1 LILLIAN M. B 2421 S. 21st Street Philadelphia. Pa. Health and Physical Education Activities: Girls' Athletics, A. A Council. Magazine D r i v e ' ' onsor KAZLO JOHN A 115 Primos Axenue Foleroft Pa Cixits I S History A A Coati i c isities C ride Adsisor Student Coun all Alxisor IORIA PERICI FS VIC '61 5outh 55th Qtreet P Philidelphia 39 Home Economics Cafeteria l Fashion Qhosx Attiuties Annua Assistant for Play Costumtne Cheerleading. Class Sp FLSIE M. C FNO 515 Alexander Axenue Drexel Hill, Pa Mathematics Actisities Tre isurer A ANlHO'XX L APICHFIIA Meetinghouse Ro id Boothwyn Pa Histors P O D Aettsities Football Basketball Baseball Coach IANIFB A MtXll 51 Ninth Axenue P rk Pa Prospeet a lsfithematies Director ofVisu1l Aids Aetnities Biseball Coach A A Couneil Co bponsor ot Senior Class Y NIARX B FABFR 305 Buttomx ood Street Plulidelphia 9 Pi Business Yduta ion Aettuttes School lreasiiiei Education C f ommem'e.r at the m0llJe1 ,r knee, and 61'E1'-V word .rpnkefz within fha bemzmy of lilile clvifalren randi' toufmdf the forzzmfiwz of character. t HOSEA BALLOL-MS. SERMONS K I KATHRYN E, FORXVOOD ' JANE L. KELLER R. D. l 148 North Sunset Asc-nue XX est Chester, Pa. Ephrata. Pa. Music J Library Science ' Activities: High School Chorus. i Band. l 'C' HARRY L. HUTCHISON, VIR. A MARY ELIZABETH Ll'l4'l'LE 652 East Marshall Street 743 New Holland Avenue - XX'est Chester. Pa. 1 Lancaster. Pa. V Chemistry, Biology. Related i General Science. Mathematics f' X9 ' A Science Activities: Senior Class Advisor its Activities: Guidance Counselor, ,1 A 7 Student Council. Scotts HiAQ. A .V X F 1' 1 I ' it fi' , xjflf A 4 lNIlLT N KKLMRMAN JOHN Bl. DEGLER ' 24 Seal Lane loo Scheivert Avenue Vlfest Chester, Pa. Aston M.inor.IAston Twp.. Pa. Health and Physical Education at Industrial rts. Metal Shop. High f Activities: Director of Athletics. School S- p I jr, High Basketball Coach, - X Activities: jrt,Cl' s Aplvisor. Assistant Football Coach-jr. ' 1 f High. President of Athletic W' . ' ' i a' Association and Chief Sales- I 'J Y K. , man. AS X f -f 4 ' 1 f , f i ' 'Q' j 2 J , fi I , ,Mi Xi: iq! If 'J v , Ill- Elh,-L. lf rib-AV-' , f 'I 4, I fir 2' . fl- f ' A ' 2 s- I , flu 'lik-Ll-K-f M l J I ,A I' r- V l'u'l'clV gllJl'L'i'iiz:! lax lf, lily if Kylix, si. 1.,Ll,.4.Nx.'.lJl5,l'-'L' ffl: Jxllylkxlk l .I I Z' 7 ,Q ' I r ' Q Y ,na LELAH B. T BBIHTT 7-fx' Olds' ELSFNI Nw 7Qf'lYSElND 'N 7108 XX'ayne Avenue X, XAA. Dlx .fliilxsj Pai. ,uk Byw00d.UppCfID11rl7y,PJ. 'ku El entary and -lr. High Music f Art. , Ac ivities: -Iunioyf ,vlkh Choir. ,,i 4 L 23- ls ,c ,L fix- rf Q K+ - gy E L Q , L A , ,i t pf Xe riff. My X . - ' -- 'l -.-. tau. it ,, . ,Ps 7 it ' x 'll tl f N - J 5 l N. l X 'ff :L-' ,fl X i ' r J 'll Edzzcalzrnz makes a people an to lead but dz fruit 10 dmc eayy to gozem, fi X11 if X fff' ffffjfff My i J st.. M19 ANTHONY ZITNICK Pe ith Street liirutliwyn. Pgi Pliysiml lzduratiun ivities: A. A. Council. Hurt nth i High lint 'lcim 1-Q., '51 rRAi46fg A Box W0 Lire L nv. Pi English MQ: btudtcyf Attiwities Class fu fur ,J r' fflf Mfm si its io mit . XX lNll Rl D Hl Llxlf: I5l9 Miilut Ntrut Nlllll ine l ii K emu llusiness Retiil Nellim, Bust ness English Artixities Ci1Spunsot Chi Hieh News ln charge ut txpinrgj DOXOVAN C IACOBH IN Edgar Axcnue Aston Minor Chester Pi Shop j 1 ,Lf 2 J! 1 fl Xfe ALYCE I.. CLARKE fl Churth Street Pittston. Pri. Latin. Spinish. Entelish Activities: l'pper Chi News. Advisor. High RICHARD HEACOCK 553 Seneca Avenue Norwood. Pa. Mathematics. Sotial Studies Military leave. t! ,Al 236 East Axnn Roal Parkside, P- , CE JRCE HAROLD MVRR. Y . Adu. 's -11 English Sth and 9th fizttle . 201 NX'est XX'est Chester Pike Ridley Park. Pa. 7th Grade English. Sotinl Studies. BETSY XX . SCHI 'CHARDT -.. , lm! izzzpnuifzle to Y I -1 I7 1 ' K. I. 'f . D li'lOl'GHAM. - Z ,, 4,1 . rf K . A 'Z i L ' Q V 1 I L E 'D -if: 151' -. J -1 -' s Q -A I , . -1 ' L Lin - .. P... A 4 Q , Q, 4, .- L Typ 1' .. Sh rthgind ll. i' ' l lf l A f 1,',' . '. '- CH ' .l'- W bull . .1 t l J A. . - n I W 1 JJ . ' , f fs . ff V 5 . . , A ox. ., ' ,. ' .Q ' . S 3- E. . .A i ,v' . ' ' K i - if f i ' az n I , ,ww , . V . i 5 ff I 4 A 0 Q 'J R.: I . , I ,' 1 I ,J ' ,L-Q, . ' ' Y, fl 6 if ' ff .aff J My -,E I , X pf if U. ' A ft, ii., ,. V A V s 5 I , lc , lR L u A . dei X 1 1 , ' as F Y Recent Additions To . . THE FACULTY Studier RICHARD LUTTRIEI. I. Prospect Park, Pa. fsubililulej - Math, Slifilll WII LIAM C . AP ll IX Prospect Avenue I, - - RIOTTI ll7 f1ilSf Greenwood Avenue l-Al!'lS1.lUWIlL'. Pri. Sflfidl Sludiaf, Ezzlgfjrlg ge XL. gum fmt. ,P . K fb ffm 6 - 'fini' LOUISE HAIG TYPICAL UPPER CHI CLASSES . 6 120 Linden Avenue The eleventh grade academics suffer through an English f 0 Rutledge, Pa. exam. PHOTO ' AVAILABLE Commercial Very musical Q ?j sounds emerge daily from the music room. A group of senior shop boys experience industrial arts. Even the academics learn to typel U .u. .,:I'cX n:1l!???:,4'9Z4 .lf fl,-'gf GL ' t, 3231 C 593 x ' di.5Q-r v GM W? .Ape S WAX' N' 2 Tfc2L:'!w.fg'52-' 7 wniggxqi u, 'L '-J 1 'fn-S1 .' aff' IM ry 7 , 1: J Jqgygv Sf'L :':14 ,, X sh A xg' '5-'Mfr I LHR' AST: as L74-5' I vw-f 'Nd 5 itch! H7 uXK4-'mf 50 DEE As we lun to buomc Raiders of but sullrrs su .1rL proud th.1t as Thornton Wxldcr nowhst md pl1ywruf.,l1t whom Our Inun has twlnc scrxcd .ls .ln Upper Chr Scn nor Plry PWOOD DRIVE 1- MD + HAMDEN 14 CONN SU-I T 1-Q64-3 ECTICUT N-rwu,..91xkl V151- OUMX 'YTQMSAA 'Q TM .t U NM0. -:CQ -x mmfm K Yrrxrsk o Mmgrewg- 'WMM .' an K A2051 .M M' Rh. Of'-N sogtfhx o ' X all ua5.CiLL.fe:A1soK T 50,11 AWA xkew guru louis!-Ox X oxrqAa'9 Maxg0AA mx ohm xy 1538-ou,- '8-U5-J '9v xhhubrxkh' WA bm TGALTTGX 03' qv.-3 OM L9 0W-41's '7 W ww - sms Lb TM 'MA M Lodis 0- Q7oaJiq:a,g,, MT T3 o-sw-wz ao u-A.. .Ayub P f x I 1' ' , i l .sm- I he J EF? 7:45. Z- u 5,084-'s , .mfs frm-aw a:pmsS' .I if Rl' F?fE2af22s1. -if 4,Qf'4'.1,..f, 7-'iiklx 5 -- A. ' - V- - q - 3 Ay. ' ' sQ.'l,-'.f.'-,B . -,,,- . . 1.1, , .4-3, I-1' .- -. . - v. , . , 2 if 351'-' ' -. ,, ,.,i3L.,,,v - ' 3 ' ' , - mu' -,-,.'1' v -'-'1--.- '-,-'Y' .f Amcma hm wrodurcd surh Ll want . . . - J' -S -Cv' ' N- f .n 't - 'J , . . - :. '--554-'fv' - ' - ' Zyl. L .' .l N, -I .T,:f,,s. J' - , . s J -.-- - - r'01 . I 5 ' . . 'L-'C 4 ,ix.c- . - V- f - A . 'ftfiif f ' A , I 9 ,- - Qu .SC--Qf. '-Wllgy, ' f'r. 533.-,3.Srg ,ax 1' j.. , 'Q' I 5 1,H'rc'1fv'. of I.'3'-J.- r' an .2f'E'32i2 if f'.,' 4f ' , V flun' Jr ' ' B' W3 ll. . L Q ' Q 5 o 4731, o THE CLASS OF 1953 i 5 5 jg.. ,f Ai Miss Little and Mr. McNitt became advisors to the present Senior class early in our Freshman year. As Sophomores we selected Chris Panarello, President, jane Peters, Vice President, Marilyn Lowe, Secretaryg joan Krupka, Treasurer. The above mentioned officers have served us con- sistently throughout our high school career with the exception of the Vice Presidency which was occupied in our junior year by Clifton Whittaker and in our Senior year by Charles Hughes. Our junior year saw us obtaining class rings, sponsoring three dances, a play, the Junior-Senior Party, and co-sponsoring the junior-Senior Prom. As Seniors we produced the Senior Play, Our Town. Four dances were sponsored in addition to an unforgettable prom. The year was concluded by our trip to Wash- ington and Commencement. + HL 1-Vin' n-M-.pain rf 3 . ROOM 14, First row: Mary Prendergast. Elsie XX'olverson. Alice Rand, Marilyn Lowe, Mr, Giamboy. lean Hill. Shirley jenkins, Patsy Willis. Helen Ptasnik. Second tow: Mildred Hart. Alice Reed, jean La Rue. jane Peters. Edith Rollison. Doris Faulkner. Alice Kates. Esther Yakas. Kay johnson. Third row: james Kucipak. Charles Brumbaugh. Ralph Bickling, Manuel Dias. Norman Durbano. Ralph Hanby, William Covington. jack Hanna. George Chaplow. Fourth row: Charles Tart. Ronald Grant. Charles Hughes, Richard Marshall, 'lohn Baker. ...X 1 ii ROOM 12. First row: -loanne Carpenter. Connie Vforrell. Eleanor Johnson. Hope Bailey,Mr. Apichella. Marion Titus, jean Davis. jean Ptasnik. Susan Di Marino. Second row: V'illard XX'alls, .lack Vfilliams. Shirley W'illey. Gwendolyn Coleman. Shirley Price. -loan Krupka, Diane Evans. W'illiam Corter. Nick Senchishin. Third row: Arthur Coleman. Henry Pryor. james jobes. Chris Panarello. Mike Giovenella. Bill Curry, Frank Zitnick. XX'ilbur Whitaker. Fourth row: Rowland Haines. Gary Giger. Edwin Congleton. joseph Toth. William Miller, Clifton V'hittal-ter. E. Hom: BAILEY Academic An honor student, Hopie rated an Oscar for her portrayal of Emily in the senior play. Our most quiet senior girl likes good books, plays. music. sewing. and blond haired, blue-eyed boys. Among other things she managed to march with U. C. band. Activities: Band 10, ll, 12g Chi High News 12g junior Play 111 Senior Play 12. 3.5- joHN HARRY BAKER General Activities: Senior Play 12g Prom Committee 12. 1 f A551 O jack was seen in the senior production of Our Town, which was his stage debut. He is fond of money. girls, food, and sports and has a mania for long excursions in his SO Ford. , - 1- if. iw ' X ,JJ A 9 . S .. C A ' T' ANA' ff A . .. 3+ -- . V' les S Q H 1 X TTY it RALPH BICKLING Academic An outstanding figure on the football field. Ralph hHS M50 made a name for himself in basketball and baseball, Shad says that Marilyn Monroe is his ideal. He especially likes records. food. cars, and girls. Activities: Basketball llg Football 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 12 'S ,i ,x 1, 'vw CHARLES Wi5s1.izx' BRUMBAUGH Aiudenzir This member of the Brumbiiugh clyn.isty has lived up to his brothers' achieve- ments by maintaining honor roll status and by participating in every activity. Time means nothing to Chutk'ig he takes it all in his stride. Activities: Class Planning Committeeg Senior Play 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Basketball Manager 125 Chi High News 11. 12. 1 1 B ll? 'ff if I! f Q R 'Q ' ,rr ,, by jofixxi: lNlAR11fCARP1:N11-'R Cfmznzt rri.1l This young lady never sums to he .ihle to retrain from tonversation with tl terrain senior fellow during lfnglisli Class. bln, who is now .1 liiensed driver, would like to he stranded on .in island with lah Hun Activities: Yearbook 12: Senior Play' 11: Class Planning Committee. Gi:oRc,ia A. CH.-xP1.ow' Aradfmir George, who will further his musical tareer after graduation. is .in arilent fan of Tallulah Bankhead fyou tlahlingj. Chosen Most 'llilentedf' he proved his ahility at the -Iunior-Senior Party. Attivities: Glee Club 10, ll, 12: Class Planning Committee: Chi High News 12: Yearbook 12: County Chorus ll: District Chorus 11. E ' f F I , s Li - IQ ff' -4-44 .2 ' 4 ,vga ff? L, . Pt e? s - - - , X ARTHUR EVERETT COLEMAN Commercial Rabbit likes gym, health, and retail selling. His interest in art . A brought him to the attention of the yearbook staff. and many of .4 Q5-. 31 V he says. ,r '.! c .f 1, 4-gr. V il: we A P i at -'-35 Mi? S-'ima A 3 ' un-9 Indu rlrial admits to having is school, Activities: Stage Committees 10, 11, 12. the layouts in this edition were done by Rabbit If he graduates in May, the occasion will be his most outstanding accomplishment, Activities: Yearbook 12: Newspaper 12. CHARLES E. CONCLETON Ed also chooses Marilyn Monroe as his pin-up girl. He seems to be the outdoor type going in for hunting and fishing. The only real dislike Ed -ff ixn Pi-All I . , WW fa 0 1 if , 1- fy Q7 ij 3 1 seg Go west young man, says Bill, as he ponders over the selec- tion of a college somewhere beyond the Rockies. His interest in automobiles should make this trip possible. In addition to school, Bill profcsscs a liking for girls. Activities Class Party ll. WILLIAM G. CORTER Induitmzl Bill, who plans a very bright future in the Contracting or Drafting business, is a very studious Nj young fellow. He never walks anywhere unless it. is absolutely necessary, as it seems to be against his principles, although he's willing to altar his plans. Bill enjoys gunning and winter sports as hobbies. WILLIAM Covmorox Academic fag-X 4 'Nz-Q! We 1 Ji, -R-N ' .4 , x ,Cf M L '- W X . gi H71 BSXT PX Q X X . is ff AFX xl MZ' ' 'i '-'Q 4 ff is X rj? 1,75 : PX ag lovPocm0,, ' a -,Raj ,,,. H ill ' Wiiimm J. CURRY General Probably one of the best known names at Upper Chi because of his outstanding ability in all three major sports, Bill would like to go to college. The playboy of our class, also is known as Our Favorite Athlete. Knuck is partial to Ogden although he shows a great preference these days for Highland Gardens. Activities: Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, ll, 12. JEANNE Dfivis Commercial jack appears to be jeanne's favorite pastime. Jeanne is very interested in all phases of music. She plans to go to business college after graduation. Second only to a certain Boothwynite in her life is Julius La Rosa. Activities: Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Chi High News 12. MANUEL DIAS Academic The senior class elected Manny Typical U. C. Student and Best Looking. ' Q Manny is an active participant in football, basketball. and baseball. He has many ardent fans among the senior girls. I Activities: Football 10. 11. 123 Class Planning Committeeg Basketball 10, 11. 123 -.r X Senior Play 123 Yearbook 12. W if- ,ns SUSAN Di BIARINO Q C0 fn rm-fr-j,1l Muth to our surprise Sue ' ' ' ' - y . . is interested in senior boys. ggwmgx fmliflnll- and lClC1f1510f'l. P.O.D. and Shorthand are her favorite subjects. This quiet young lady says she wouldnt mind being stranded with Dean Martin. Sometime in the future Sue plans to be married. 1 Activity: Class Committee 12. If ' o T ' all ESP . 2, all , 1' Q! + Q 'U j Gi-9' f', , I 1 fav' -.i6'Y?'s' Q, D . 'Tll ' -S A Hifi LX '6 Q5-lf B Le f S Q14 T NORMAN Dl'RBANo 'W' Academic Norman. otherwise known as Numba. was one of the two Upper 'A Chi players to be named on All Delco Football team. He is plan- ning to work at the Sun Oil after graduation. Numba's main interest is sports, although he enjoys his sleep in the morning. ' Activities: Football. 11, 123 Basketball 10. 11. 123 Baseball 10. 11, IZQ Play Committee 11, 13. I 'nl 1 w' fr' ,, DIANE EvAxs C07l1f7ZcVfIJI Dee, the Sweetheart of l'pper Chi, wants to be a career girl. Dale Robertson is Diane's idea ofa Sl' ' ' ' A ' A i Her big problem these days is finding a way to keep the wolves from her door. Activities: Yearbook 123 Chi High News 12. i 5 y A,ae,, . yr .V Mi iarpie. She likes skating. swimmina: and popular music. Vi f is ll' LQQ .Q I 57- Doms MAY FAULKNER Commercial M This senior girl is very often seen on Saturday night dates with Eddy. Bunky loves to sing hill-billy songs. To keep the down-home mood, she is known to take frequent jaunts to Maryland in her Ford with Edie to see the fabulous males way down yonder. Activities: Glee Club 10, 113 Newspaper 11. GARY GIGER gs ? ,1- Illdurlrial Gig likes sports. eating and shop. He plans to become a drafts- man fnot a drafteej after graduation, Gig must really like school since he can be found here every day and almost any evening that there are lights in the building. Activities: Baseball 10, 123 Stage Committee 10, 11, 125 Basket- V L ball 12. f' . Q , U . 92 , ' Sgr x ,A X t ti I 'G s 0 T7 it 04,4 i Q? i Q. , 1 . 1 .I . KF., Q ' .. MICHAEL F. GIOVENELLA Induririal Mike likes sports, eating, and sleeping. He considers graduation to be his outstanding accomplishment. Mike plans to take up drafting as a career. Activity: Stage Committee 10, ll, 12 5, 3 I C 1 RONALD F. GRANT X I X . at Amdemzr X ' Next to football, Ron likes chemistry. His biggest problem is to find a lan- l guage tlfat he likes. 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KVCIPAK India flffrlf jimmy likes hunting, fishing. and cars. He hopes to own his own auto- mobile garage some day. but thinks that Uncle Sam might get him first. Activities: Stage Committee 10, 11. 12, ANNA JEAN LA RUE Cfmznzerfi,1l Skating. food, dancing and driving take up most of jeannie's time. She plans to be a telephone operator. Activities: Candle-light Service 10. 11g Yearbook Staffg Class Planning Committee. A I T' 5 Nv Q xi- -'lTITf'9h- rr f---h ni 1 BYRoN Riziss LAIFCHEAIJ Cll1IIUI6'?'t'j.l! I Re-occurring l..1ughead likes cars and one specific girl, He is a commercial student who plans further schooling. working and mar- rying that one and only girl. I-le considers the purchasing of a car to be his outstanding accomplishment. Activities: Football Manager 123 Yearbookg Stage Crew 12, lVlARlI.YN E Lowa Academic Our Best Looking, Best Dressed senior girl plans to enter nursing school after graduation. Mel has been class secretary for three years. 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IBLIL1.. 11,15 gmc the L'.C, 11.111 CJFHCL1 quite .1 n.1111- 11 hi 1 1r mse11. Chris 111.1111 111 .1t1cn11 111111-ge .1n11 enter .1 ,r11- ressiun, 11111 wi11 never 111114111 the ' - -. P 11n1 1111n1ng 111.11 11ur l'lJ Ihw. 111 11yr1.1r111te S. A1ti1'ities: F1111th.111 111. 11, 123 President 111. ll. 123 15.1s11eth1111 ll, .1 111.11111 quite .1 n.1111e JANE LoIIIsIa PETERS Amdemit The Helen Hayes of the senior class, jane has spent more time before the footlights than any other senior, but acting isn't her only talent. She is an avid reader, a clever artist, a good driver, and a third year Latin student. This is one girl who is most likely to succeed. HQ Activities: Student Council 11, 123 Scotts Hi Q 11, 12: Chi High News staff 11, 123 Plays 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 12g Class Planning Committee. MARY PAIIIINE PRENIIERGAST ' General For her active participation and achievement as a soprano soloist, Mary was voted Most Talented by her class. Toots dislikes wise guys and homework, but she is willing to spend hours to become Upper Chi's Songbird. Activities: Glee Club 10, 11, 123 District Chorus 10, 11, 12: County Chorus 11: Candle-light Service 10, 11, 125 Concert 10, 11: Cheerleader 10, 11. I X ff vi CQ 4 J ,, Wx Q qc' 9 JF I lr , U I N 'Eff 9 'it Q.. ,, I N . - Q' elf? X X X 'T E lf sg I g W x 5 I I .. U f f P.-1-: :11l'i-'ri Q f f: -.' ---.- Y 1 A SHIRLEY ELIZABETH PRICE Commercial Sug, usually seen with Marian, likes sports. Her great desire is to become a successful model. Richard Hayes and Mr. McNitt are her pin-up boys. Activities: Cheerleading llg Candlelight Service 11g Senior Play. HENRY PRYOR Industrial Hank is well known around Upper Chi for his excellent sports record. In his sophomore year, he was named on the All Delco team. Henry also knows his 54' way around the baseball diamond. A quiet senior, he says that shop and girls . I 2 are his favorite subjects. I . 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Ymirluuok 121 Spring Play 11. f 1 M.1nxfic111 State .1 1111111111 111.1ry 2 'T High N1-ws 113 , ' f-rim JACK R ic,HA R i msors Gem mf jack enioys music hetause of his rather good singing yoite. He has heen heard to say that hed like to he stranded on an island with jeanne Davis lheies hopingj. He enioys gym .ind hand practice hecause he prefers physical activity to mental activity. Activities: liantl Ill, ll. IZ. y ... liimi'i'H DoiioiI'HY Roi.i.isoN 0 Atxzdi nm' Edith wishes to enter the Marine Corps upon graduation. Her favorite song is A Little Dutch Mill. She spends much of her time with Hope, jane, and Doris. Edie enioys hill-hilly music and 52 Fords, The gossip of Our Tuuvz has a dislike for other gossips. A Activities: Glec- Cluh ll. 123 Yearhook 12g Chi High News ll. 123 Class Planning Committeeg junior Playa Senior Play, fi xx? i meg MSW , its X rg , XNO o , YH' ,X 0 I. tg , fx! , i Z1 . J 9 , G C ff , J- 1..,,q , J i X I AQ A in f - I 1 J 1 is x :il ,wb J Y Q . y Q U ff ' f.. We NICHOLAS SENCHISHIN lrzdlzrffiizl V Nick, a quiet senior, can usually he found hot roddingu around Boothwyn, Sports. Math, and Diane are among his likes. while his pet aversion is writing compositions for English. The greatest L-V , satisfaction that Nick expects in life is to own a car. CHARLES TART Amd: mic Long, lanky Charlie is an academic who considers his outstanding achieve- ment to be his portrayal of the Choir Director in the SZ production of Our Tuuvz. Charlie likes girls, cars, sports, and fooling around in class. His favorite subject is English. Another admirer of Marilyn Monroe. he has many of his own among the senior girls. Activities: Senior Play 12g Prom Committee 12. e ,W NI,x1:l.xx ,Axllllll x 'i'l1l N K U., . . ' Q '51 -1' Y Hi Wu! xx tin 'WH' I.n:a'wL1X'fMll' . ,O X 1 ' M, X1.rrl.m. xxi, NT' Nu . '. N ' M- IIUKH-'XTINf'U1M.k . 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P 'vo gvfn an 7 LOVES A CLOWN Esmsn YAKA5 7 , f Ci-mls Pmane fw ly ,I 4, I ICR -.LL ,..,,. ,Q N 1 1 W K 'U ay,-154 tau' OX if ie ii HEY GOOD LOOKING PEOPLE OF PROMISE Marilyn Lowe jane Pctcrs joan Krupka Clifton Wlmittaker Manuc-I Dias ' - ,i JI! . flmfgv, ,ji A l ,tr-,A T, ,' 'v ,,.V -an -- -' 1 - - ,. , ms f E sz iff Q! .4 1 fp- DYNAMIC DUO TYPICAL ll. C, Esther Yalcas S'l'l'DEN'l' Chrii Panarcllo jane Pc-ters Manuel Dias L.L..l I, fi' if If - i 11 CHATTER BOXES Kay johnson Bill Curry Roland Haines OLYMPICS 55 Helen Ptasnilc ii... --..... -1. . ,, .7 W 4 -1 O01 '- 4. 1 .i -I 9 li.- FASHION PLATES Marilyn Lowe Chris Panarello L., l Li ' ' lllllllllll. llllll sqm ll I has If TIME OFT FOR TALENT Mary Prcndcrgast George Chaplow Figii-'EEZ llillll , R 3 , W fm 'I ff 3' vii M X I ..' s' ' fl., '.' ,. i, Yiwu 4. b X W, I f i 5 A Q ,rg ,il 5, 3 SILENT TYPE Hope Bailey George Chaplow ,n I ,il is 1 1 x , s As suckers of l1C..lLlty, wc h Lhoscn Miss I Miw AlUL'l'iL.l ot' 1933, rnindur that lw ' A Lollcw N Nun lane Lkmlg y .IS .l FL L'.lllIY IS L'YL'I'- WFCSL A 3 tudunt lmcrsclfl. Mus fx1l1L'fIk.l glI.lf.U dan' that Am-' ' mtccs the y0l 4 Ll'lk.l lx .l lnml of opportunity. Q 311. RN. llfl 1 X l A-. xuf X IIZL I cz IGI gf os. SEPYIMBERI lv NN 1-17 V cel :je r xain any Q or o each and eve cr we sf' ss and'a, meQ1 F e cat on? Fo' a Q .c uc 1 'YL L Illl' M October 19 2 a. lrcere good wshe e Pd atlcr' 'ng 'Ne '-.Pr 1 zrr'7 -2 'S A If 'Z Jill! hc , 2.4, 5 4 41 una 4' fr . ,M - I R 5, v -.fx x Q f X N . 2 . ,M . ' ff X f N -.. .47 fe-fi I 1 4' jx' f . ' Cv., - 1 A X Um vf 1- 0 ' '- AL. -1. 52 YL ,- - .mf N ff 1 -1 Q .ff U., SML vw U ,Z A mx, 6, 5 O 'G Class 2. -9'3 Ckiciester h S o o ajm, Fe:'.1sj:1vs:mia 1? rs if the ad: 1 J Llasri of 1322: :mfr tl, i 2 . ' rf: . of you m. :Qi S' . Q . s gr .u.ce .. 'z '. s. 'rt t..e future. he i:,ff.fj 'iw i . 51. -arsiir I received ujrzn 'ninnin' 'he 'fiss A e a 'iile '--111 me me cjszort-mitjr cz' corrzrletinf :js coll-as . uc ' . ' ' .liixi a iccissful c2:'ee:'. ' Thirh 'K7g-fi :le S9 19 Nuii, S: 24:5 2? ': ee? a ':- :' :f yrur r:'r,a- ass vi: Q siiilar Piss 1 :'ica schilazzrir in the future. 5 ... si c'J:'dia11y ycurs I 5 1 ' L ' ld ,gnc 'fLf,,.1uLf-4 , ' Z- V- . X -, . -'gn fanlew' :Q Q. - ' I t-Ci! .1 X5 f ' V1 Q5 , g +. I S 1th to 'Ihc umor diss under thc .1blc lc.1dLrsl11p of thclr Adusors M155 Lu md Mr Dcflnr met for class R11l11rd Anon was rc clutcd Prcsldnnt Bumrd Whltc Vlcc Premdmt Vmm Dcrmkson Sec rctuy and IO111 Sutcr Trcuurcr Thru xuucssful dances wcrc Qponsorcd Lllss rnnp were b md 1 1001 tum mn 1 1 thc l11111orSL11or 1 PM 11, R al L 'S 1 . 'Rauf'-' - V, Q N , :wifi wk uw THE CLASS OF 1 4 I v . X X Sf 95 f , I 1 J X5 'M H 5 1.1 'L f f K is , 1 N M , 1 Fw Q . a. ' u A ' . I' 9 A ' X . ' 1 fl Aj ' -All A , k CICCIIOIIS curly IU the year. ' AL .. , Y X A ,T - x A. K. Ak. ,A A A I v . J ' 1 . ' 1- '- A 0 - tg1i1 A . .111d. Q' 1 ' - lad by 1111 .t - Y A - '1' P1 rty. I I. c Mi ay-.1-.x-S S 6 .4 ' I . , . U w n-rl V R W. First row: XX'ilhelmina Bryant. Shirley Buerlclc: Dawn XX'elch. Nancy jones. Mrs, Geno. Rita Marantino, Carol Olver. joan Boyle. Shirley XX'right. Second row: Vivian Derrickson. joan Savin, janice Evanx. Doris Crumhacker. Patsy Zacharias, Florence Godfrey. joiinne Burdctt, Ruth Ebell. Patricia North. Patsy Belmont, Third row: Ronald Shoup. Patricia Maclrityre. Valaida Young. Betty johes. jill Ritchie, joan Suter, Barbara Stephenson, Dolorex Sulpizio, Audrey Murphy, David XX'olx'erxon. Fourth row: juan Slater. Edward Powell. joseph Steinmacher, Edward Passick, David Baugher, john Luvalc. ELEVFNTH GRADE Mrs. Geno ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Hutchison . Q Q S- Firit row: Shirley Vlfimhush. Betty Steevc-r, Patsy Patterson. Hilda XX'atson, Mr. Hutchison. Diane Simpers. Doris Peters. Harriet Shank. joyce Rows, Second row: NX'illiam Carlstrom. Robert Haines. Lillian Palovitch. Catherine Moore. Roberta Bumford. Ruby Ramon. Florence Getchell. NX'illiam Massey. XX'ilIiam Roe, Third row: Sammy Shrom. Edgar Coleman. Raymond NX'orrilow. Allen Elliott. james Anclerxon. Edward Davis. Robert Ditchc-s. Richard Aaron. Bernard XX'hite. Albert Lees, Fourth row: Rohert Rieck, Bruce Moran. Barry Latham. Harvey Hutton, Richard Cassidy. Carl W'imhle. jack Richardson. Bernard Wfillson 1 Under the advisorship of Miss Barnett and Mr Kazlo the Sopho mores held their class electrons early in the year Daud McNeil President Leo line Durbano Secretary Bobby Hobbs Treasurer were elected The ycar was highlighted by the Christmas Dance and the St Val entine Dance nard Ricci, Vice Presidentg Ange- TENTH GRADE-Miss Clark First row: Mary Carter, Elizabeth Austin. Barbara Kirlrn. Marian Munro. Miss Clarke. Edna Clampitt. Barbara Ebell, Constance Narvel. lrene Campbell. Second row: Harry Forrest. Judith Malcolm. Alice Shoup. Rebecca Bramble, Joanne Bull. Janet Pierce. Constance Smiggil. Eleanor King. Frieda Kates, Leslie Goodchild. Third row: Joseph Aka- lowski, Leroy Vfhitaker. Frank Summers. Reece Thomas. Gilbert Twaddell, Hubert Horne. Elwood Smale, Fred Morrison. Fourth row: Ronald Hoffman. James Miller, George Austin. Anthony Costa, Louis Powell. Thomas Cocciatore. Robert Sevick, John W'ilson. TENTH GRADE-Mrs. Faber First row: Pearl XX'arren, Katherine Pryor. Louise Albany, Shirley McComas. Mrs. Faber, Marilyn Green, Diane Guch, Rhenda Grasty, Girdann Norwood. Second row: Rita Russo, Sally Ann Penn, Juanita Pugh. Janice Kennard, Leona Thawley, Shirley Milnes, Katherine La Rue, Barbara Mar- shall, Barbara Howard. Third row: James Page, Barbara Hawley, Rebecca McKenney, Ruth Hodges, Jeanette Moore, Nancy Wetzel. Marie Wholahan, Barbara Lin Patricia Stephens. Fourth row: Mariano Bonaduce. ichard Giduck, William Page, Hube fuph, Felton Davis. A V. A ., H it f tram' -tv X V 54 1-1 14,1 .1 J, ' H 4 1 i Ns' .9 Gllflf rx Bing TENTH GRADE-Mrs. Hulme First row: Nancy Fisher. Joan Pangborn. Carol Austin, Lonnie Filling. Mrs. Hulme. Faye Morris. Thelma Gross, Virginia Burke, Betty Lee Clarke. Second row: Joanne Sparks. Angeline Durbano, Lois Dice, Betty Belmont. Judith Hillson. Janet Shank. Dorothy Moore. Edna Bridenbaugh, Shirley Morris. Third row: Robert Hobbs, VUalter Nottle, Morris DeFrank. Leonard Ricci, John Reynolds. XY'illiam Pennington, John Creswell, Edward Holland. Edward Pierce. Leslie Aaron. Fourth row: Jack Lober. Jesse Cloud, David McNeil. Ronald Prettyman, Francis Peters, Merle Lewis, Carl Bickling. Edward Farrelly. 9AD-Miss Keller First row: Doris Gary, Lois Luzak, Carol Bailey, jean Lowe, Miss Keller, janet Ranson, Judith Yeager, Frances Werts. Reita Bunford. Second row: joan Giger, Marie Giberson, Maryanne Crosgrove, Pearl Price, Lucille Rich- ardson, Patricia Cassidy, Barbara Powell, Virginia Penn, Emma Peck, Bernice Tribbett. Third row: Ruth Hughes, William Sheeky, Edward Kurjack, Robert Kilpatrick, War- ren Williamson, Arnell Rollison, jean Maurer, David ' Young, Ralph Conte, Gary Parks, james Fleetwood, Joseph 2 ' 4 Perkowski, Wayne Smith. Elflwiz' re' as f ig-1 Mgdd 'jL4,4,c1llLf fp' ,V K 4 if-fu y'Lf,4,J l . 4.4, if lg, lralliz-4-if K V .. 'f ylefffaj '5 , V I I 4' 44,442 47 fy' C' l,fgA'1Afl,VQ Upper Chi Freshmen LJ ,. Famous for their 9BE-Mr. Kazlo school spirit First row: Janet Twaddell, joan Wolverson, Margaret Phillips, Aileen Wohnus, Shirley Wilder- muth, Virginia Blades, Beatrice Ferguson, Eula Baldridge, Shirley Nickle. Second row: James Sparks, Clark Martin, Kenneth Nottle, Allen Mader, Sylvia Mosher, Dorothy Frickman, David Welch, William Brauer, David Congleton, Edward Shelton. Third row: Donald Bull, David Robinson, Louis Bender, Ralph Van Derveer. Fourth row: joseph Bradley, David Pierce, Stephen Hughes, Ronald jones, Hueber Marshall, Edward Hill. 9CF-Mr, Murr First row: Amy Tyler, Robert Weir, Carol Green, Mr. Murr, Doris Cantwell, Harry Yohe, Doris Coleman. Second row: Charles Reed, Donald Hasson, james Ranson, james Foltz, john W'arren, Frank Graham, Phillip Logue. Robert Watson. Third row: joe Pryor. Samuel Coleman. john Wimbush, Ernest Taylor. Robert Kimball, Leonard Moore, P- Harold Comegys. RAD-fMr.fj.1pri0tti First row: Barbara Coleman. janet W'ard. Bonnie Short. joyee Factor. Barbara Dristoll, Arlene Corter. Carol Gan vine. XX'anda Hipkins. Setond row: Claude Burr. Edwin Aaron, janet Scott, Althea Vlfalters. Daiid Curry, Barbara Rhea, Miriam YX'all, Andrew Herd. Chester Field, Third row: Albert Dardine. john Borsos, jerry Carlstrom. Paul Gaster, Robert W'ilson, Hugh Dutton, Rithard Bryant. Robert XX'hite, jerry Holden. Fourth row: Howard Nickle, 3 Robert Massey. Howard MLKim. Lotan Poore. -'1 Our Eighth Graders S -.l lixcellent l lpper Chi 8BE-Mr. Heaeock Boosters First row: Gloria Posey, Marie Hazel Riley, May Mayer. R. Heatotk, Ruth june, jatkie flslaornt' Nancy Robinson. Second row: Shirley Lees, Lois Marantino, Loretta Tribbett. Carol Hoffman Arlene Ritterson, Marie Blades, janet Hipkins, Gladys Snyder, juanita XX'orrell, Carolee Coleman Third row: Ernest Locke, Frank Albany, Larry Huddle Robert Hill, Stanley Leah, james june. Richard Smale, Edward Thomas. Fourth row: Charles Esbin, Bob Bogle, Donald Sommers. jerry Grady, Howard Wfilcox, Larry Dugan, Hershey Irwin, Morris DeFrank, 8Cfl7--fnliss Les First row: janet -lobes. lfunite Chapman. Doris Crew, Mis . 's. .'1ir ei' fmi . .i een imap om, josepiine t ,aitlo Setond row: Marlene Thorpe. Ciladvs jatkson, Verde Loxeland. joseph Samuels, Ostar Truell, Samuel Tyler Fourth row: Ronald Capossere. john Prefuiso, Conrat 3 Xxltlllhlkk. Donald Ricck. Sylxanus Franklin. Leslie Fromal Roger XX'illiamson. Dans, Claudette Stritkler. Shirley Hinson. Clara Maru Riley, Ethel Granger. Ruth XX'omatk. Third nm Philip ati 14,3753 , . V X . J , -. V. l a 'Z 7CG-Mr. Jacoby First row: Cecelia Clara, June Lees, Nancy Marshall, Kathryn White, Mr. Jacoby, Sandra Bryant, Dorothy Gra- ham, Judith Craven, Virginia Morris. Second row: Clara Mosely, Elaine Taylor, Rose Russo, Beverly Davis, Char- leen Sommers, Nancy Stokley, Helen Smith, Mercedes Campbell. Third row: Paul Bradley, Emilio Conte, Robert Zinszer, James Powell, Ronald Ostant, Coley Bundick, John Hynson, Clyde Byers, Richard Durbano, Allen Free- man. Fourth row: Billy Hintze, Lance Kulp, Norman Dunn, Thomas Garrett, Robert Baxter, Francis Marvin, Norman Harris. 7DH-Mrs. Schuchardt First row: Mariann Snyder, Jean McCarthy, Elaine Downer, Joan Robinson, Mrs. Schuchardt, Nancy Linn, Dorothy Newlin, Marie Baxter, Betty McDowell. Second row: Fitz Crosby, Richard Scarcelli, Joseph Hansell. Myrna Robinson, Frances Elliott, Rachel Tenaglio. Geneva Thorpe, Lewis Berke, Ronald Schmidt, Harold Miller. Third row: Law- rence Durbano, Howard J. Nickle, William Truell, James Maloney, Robert Pryor. Fourth row: Ronald Twaddell. Reuben Gilliam, Robert Lovelace, Milton Chapman, George Collins. Russell Dowling, Ralph Whitfield. 7AE-Mrs. Tabbutt First row: Carol Wooten, Helen Perkins, Kathryn Mc- Donough, Judith Posey, Mrs. Tabbutt, Doris Dunlap, Joan Robinson, Vivian Warren, Frances Hasson. Second row: Irene Whitby, Orean Semones, Nancy Dopirak, Virginia Short, Margie Walz, Maryanne McClelland, Loretta Per- kowski. Beaverly Lecke, Jewel Bromley, Barbara Tolan. Third row: James Marshall, William Jones, Walter Fergu- son, Frederick Griggs, Donald Nickle, Norman Ritterson, Thomas Dunn, Charles Calloway, William McNeil. Alan Werts, Michael Ricci. Fourth row: Karl Kaminiky, Anthony Di Cecco, James McCue, Lewis Barrett, Ronald Passick, John Green, Robert Krentz, Wesley Lawrence. 7BF-Miss Little First row: Gertrude Lewis, Virginia Covington, Laura Jones, Sofia Bohenek, Miss Little, Frances Kraing, Josette Prange, Betsy Roberts, Barbara Milnes. Second row: William Marvin, Susan Carr, Barbara Truitt, Doris Phillips, Bar- bara Evans, Jean Honck, Laura Hipkins, Patricia Giduck, Sarah I-lansell, Thomas Baker. Third row: Armand Cardosa, Wfilliam Laury, Raymond Kennard, Gerald Dionne, Jerry Bender, Michael Jones. Fred Steinmacher, Stephen Poore, Robert Simmons, Donald Miller. Fourth row: John Moser, William Burkins, Gary Green, James Moore, Ronald Piecara, Alfred McLeod. Dutton Peters. Our Seventh Graders 'if A A I 4 5, l,. 4 T-- W . ljll it --fa Q'-flT L'l , ff . Qffn :J 'l'l 41 7' v YQ 'Q ' VH '09 Q Q6 ' Q5 'rw kfjlfv AQNW I 4Jln Ivl, 'I I' Hffi? 'M Jr fwwld 4' 9 gl 5 v?WN6 '54 0' '5 I7-5151917.10 .r :xx 5-'SKS 51524 ,Q 4,7 YLIQKKLA JN., 'S v 4 c X In 'SQL 5:50 51 : J 'iv' H at x 'w 7531-I s 01 - ff qogtefevi 1 'g3,a: . 4 W x Ik'5ff!4Jr'V r D. , rf-f rch .1 'Y 'Z .rs GM: 1 fitmq: f rf' x ng, 'T' 'V 5 6' ' s Ax xu lung to buorm thutnr mrs xxg lul M utr rtnundu 0 in lt 1 ttl1LALL SICWIIT 0 xx N Wlfl lf Il IUCAIH- st mo s mul mn for x 1955 February Qh, Dew Cl.-ws of 1953 Ly deepest apologies for not be1ng 1n touch wlth you before the deadhne of your lass yearbook. As much as I desired io be of some help to you, I m afrald the demands and exigencles at the beginning of a tour have forced me to neglect the things I most wanted to do. I do appreciate your thoughtfulness in writing to me and only w1sh it were possible for :re to wlsh each of you personally in the the very best of luck in the Class of' ' 55 future . Sincerel fn ml. W yn C ki f , , 6. ' If J. K ' f , 'I I:rxQ'..1fi:'T , I ' 0 r J Q Q.- 'QA' 1' Ex 53:1-' ,l .,,. C 713 v 4 'i.'. -'lin fkr'-:55'Q,..,' 0. f'.r In T-5xt:1,.1'l . ,ix I...-1,-of., 3.-,H ...y ..3Lfl1f:f.':-': 'Lx' .V 151,1- Qg- im tif-rr . wisp! fi., Lew. - yn fu l- r. gk. '7- - '4'-'f 1-4.--'ff7.7J. ,-'- -'JT-1-'Z ' 5' .. ,, ,.f,,,, . ,,. . . Q'-.1 . ': ,J -'I 213'-J. ,.-N-.:..'T ., ,. 'T PIX, .,x--,. -JI, ', -L1.':,u 3. -,.n,2 -,fvfbvfixjlg-. 35-7.2. uf-If ,, :ni'?'1, I ' eb u' -1 ' KvX- I 5, . ,x.,,.u JJ-vgv qu... g.j!':fS,f-5 ' - nm- 'Q-M: .F-1-' lu.. '?pfc3 - , .1 SUV --+.,,.g . :. f . I ED. 4 'f.':': . E ' ., -gf.--ye. 2 nind r, ,P Ex.. g .f4r 1'5f5, ' 5 '1 P. .1 l .' 'O' U . PAK' - -2-vm. 'UN - - -. -1. -Vg-J-u'-, J - ,6R9- 1 J-5 1 'fL:2', 10171, : :sun ' .' ZS. . -. ' .n..u.f' W' -.u:'.'jfgJ::.,yf.r.f - A , -.X . e.n,?,'i gmail' ,L - - . - -I I A V A ' ' ' 5 Ye Ku-,'-s.ll--' 'A 'inf tl - gre. lla-lun Hayus, the I' rst A ,X Indy 0' A Ill 'ri .Ln f .xg . ll , ' . - IUMA ' .1 .um uno .t 5 , our 'n .' -1 IILF x I I Egfr' I l pin' luxe I. Jrc - - , ' ' 4 tx-' my u.. g X XJ, NK -'. ' -1 .... . . L . . . . 3 I , . g5:3,?Q5, 3. 1 N 1, aim x , nvnv' 4 v' If THE EAGLE STAFF Q the . BOMA 0 - nal to Show, the Edito hd virus. Pho W 1,1 ESF Whll- The 35 iOll0?!QSIz C,lXll0fgduOq18l ok 5 are EJ' g thf guc- yeilfbo embets Yegiufe. an 0 G L11 -- rd m s0n- Chalfm ' I1 lea f Edl h , .L P , The bciallal lodiior- and tivitieS Eillllix. Make Vllllalkl geiafyf E AC mbaug . M123 SGC Uierafll Hughei XS Bw Eager. ken leS , Chaf e I hy laoardz Chiganagefa Vhotogidp knf55 TOE lossgllrts Eflllol' vi AHS. 1 -1 Q W I 'Q ,, ,gf Q 1 The literary and feature staffs are shown at left. Seated are Edith Rollison. Elsie XX'olvei'smn. Clifton XX'hittaker, Editor. 'lane Peters. Alice Rand. Alite Kates and Shirley jenkins. Standing are Marilyn Lowe. Kay johnson, Alice Reed, George Chaplow, and Doris Faulkner. The members of the pliotograpliy, sports. LlI'I and make-up staffs are as follows: Charles Brurnhaugli Make-Up Editorg Arthur Coleman. joseph Toth. Phu: tography Editor. Joanne Carpenter. Chris Pnnnrellti Manuel Dias, Wfillard Wfalls, Sports Editnrg -lack Hanna. XX'illiam Miller. and Hope Bailey. The members of the husiness staff are as fullmvs: Alice Rand, 'lean La Rue. -loan Kruplca. ,lean Pmsnilc Esther Ygikns .ind Marion Titus. THE CHI - HIGH - NEWS 5 A . Q1 Prim SHIP red lib! . . Rfk- Ad, Us Clin ' -2m1L,,- five me SW: Ch. UH Wh' 'S Jean D-mf? Staff .lrles B rttakr-ri :tc . Seatld fufnbaugh, S3fEslitor5 A - C Aff' Sally P Illmm M,'1gl,,,e D enn, Ka f' Peters F86 Ch V i Ores A' C0.Ed1-t HPIOW . OI, ' M183 fC The Chi-High-News makes its gippearante hi-weekly. This year the paper has shown at marked im- prox ement by both the writing and metliiinical staffs. Clo-editors are Clifton Wfhittaker and jane Peters. Miss Alice Clark is the papers literary advisor and Mrs. Xwinifretl lltilme is the business advisor. li 71' Pitturtitl .ire memhers of the methuniral stuff of the Chi-High News. These girls have done an extellent ioh this year. Seated are Eleanor johnson, jean Pmsnik, Mrs. Hulme, Edith Rollison, Hope lsiiiley Standing are Alia- Kates, Esther Yakas, Alice Rand. and Janice Evans. UPPER CHI CHEERLEADERS Very hiimilwly lun that tliutrlmtltrs iiitru-.mul Mliool spirit .it .ill xlmrts L-xuitx, Rcgircllcsw ol wuitliur tonilitions, this Kigrmip h.1s hun on h.1ml to lc.ul tht- xput.ttorx in lm-ly .tml alt-wr cliucrw. E.1rly iii the lltll, thu girlw xp-lutul Alina Kgtu C,.1pt.iiii tml lfxtliir Y.1kcs C,o-Ctipttiiii. Alina .mil Esther lmu sum-tl .tx tliccrln-.ulurx tor thrcc yous as has Kay -lohmoii. The rciiuimlur ot thc stall' imludcs Billie Bryant, Vix'i.ui Dnrritluon. lflorciicn GQ-ulicll, Pat Stcvcns, 'loan Sutcr, Rit.i M.1r.mtiri0, vl.mitc Kari- rmrd. PM Ali lrityrc, vluriiorsi Putt-I XVarrcri, l.c0n,t 'l'l1.1wlcy, ll.lfl5.1f.l llmxluy, Sophomorcs. A thirtl grid: pupil. lmicllc Shrom. has .utul as iiiimot tor hnr suoml ycar Sho .ilxo has ht-lpui lim-ii up tht- Lliurs tluriiig .tll xports ucrits, Miss Hgimctt sfrwtl nw Atlvixor Arial Rolvcrtgt liuiiitiortl .ix lxl.1I1.lI5,fL'f. 'A N -ig ?' I W, , ,- ,. A Win 'Y 1 I M. Q. . A Q i. K . my Qmtiifgi, ' ' ffigiiiflit-tw f f l 'I i fi-Zak Q N 1 .Sv-4 REQ 'ix I 1 Ill fill :il W . Qui :'+fipggri:,t ' A -a5..,W ,.,..-- .,.-1' yi fwii Q .M QM an 15541 X V 5'-Z W , 'H , I 4 MJ --i ,i :it A-:: :R 294 i ri: A 'r 7' 1 MJF ,1Li'l'. ik, The Cheerleaders ready themselves for the basketball season Left to right, standing: Leona Thawley, joan Suter, Pearl Warren Vivian Derrickson, Miss Barnett, Rita Russo, Pat Stephens, Janice Kennard Barbara Howley. Kneeling: Pat McIntyre, Florence Getchell Esther Yakas Alice Kates, Kay johnson, Rita Marantino. SCOTT'S H1-Q Scotts Hi-Q is a scholastic competition among the twenty-one high schools in Delaware County. The following people made up the Scotts Hi-Q team rep- resenting our school: William Miller, Richard Aaron, Clifton Whitaker, Jane Peters, and Audrey Murphy. Our representatives competed against St. james, Collingdale, Upper Darby, Ridley Township, Clifton Heights, and Marple Newton. The questions that are asked are based upon gen- eral knowledge of history, biography, current events, literature, geography, and science. The Upper Chi squad is advised by Mr Harry L. Hutchison who has given many hours to this project. Miller, Aaron. Peters and XVhit- talfer try to locate the Irawati River on the map while Mr. Hutchinson reflects that two points were lost because our geographical knowledge was sketchy. OUR CHEERLEADERS l l A .' n ' 4 Ill all ' 'o all lnlll' 4. ,,x 1' yi., Standing: Mr. Kablo, Larry Dubano, jimmy Fleetwood, Clifton V'hittaker, Carl Bickling, Richard Giduck, Armand Cardosa, Mr. Hutchison. Sitting: Irene Whitby, jane Peters, james Miller, Rich' ard Aaron, Bill Miller, Alice Kata, Joan Suter, Diane Simpers, Dolores Sulpizio. The Student Council, having held its second session since its official beginning last year, has endeavored toward establishing a higher plane of cooperation and mutual under- standing between the students and the adminiirationg while, at the same time, it has promoted better citizenship in the student body. STUDENT COUNCIL Officers of the council this year were as follows: President, Bill Miller, Vice President, Richard Aaron, Corresponding Secretary, joan Suterg Recording Secretary, Alice Kates, Treasurer, jimmy Miller. The representatives to the Council are jane Peters, Clifton Whittaker, Dolores Sulpizio, Diane Simpers, Leilani Pilling, Carl Bickling, Richard Giduk, james Fleetwood, Ralph Vanderveer, Doris Cantwell. Ralph Conte, Howard Nickle, Robert White, gm Robert Bogle, Marie Rielly, Richard Durbano, Armand Cardosa, QW! iff , Irene Vl'hitby, Larry Durbano. , f ' Kg K 'Xi , . ,Q , l . f , 5 WILLIAM i ' MILLER : ' RICHARD me AARON ALICE KATES JOAN SUTER JAMES MILLER J-1 iii. V ry, U Z' qc .Qt I a I THE CAST. seated: Alice Reed. -lean Hill. Dolores Sulpizio, Shirley jenkins, Hope Bailey, Kay johnson, Marian Titus. jane Peters. and Edith Rollison. Standing: XY'illiam Miller. XVillian' Massey. Ralph Hanby. Clifton NX'h1ttaker, Manuel Dias. and George Chaplou. ,Aka A Sylsia. You re going to be a big disappoint- IUCDI. -'F 714 'v-i . .9 Ii' q . Abigail: You're the nicest l know. -.4 f' . 9 s',i L Ll 4 ,f WWW' 1.-.. .1 Mother Is A Freshman THE SPRING PLAY- 1952 5 :- 5 I., 'W' fi ff? .. J' Bill: Angel-come to my arms! ' ai fi' 6 1 - , v A ' 1 1 former Eagle Scout Michaels. Any Freshman girl going to her first dance has to be kissed. Q In the spring of 1952, we presented. as our junior play. a fast-moving comedy entitled Mother Is A Freshman. dramaa tized by Perry Clark from Raphael David Blau's story. Under the expert direction of Mr. Giamboy, who was ably assisted by Miss Les. the play provided two nights of hilarious entertainment. This production was instrumental in preparing us for our Senior play hy giving us necessary stage experience. The large cast was headed by Shirley Jenkins as Mother. Clifton NX'hittaker as the Professor. Hope Bailey as the daughter. and Manuel Dias as Bobo jackson. Others in the large cast were Alice Reed, jean Hill. Dolores Sulpizio, Kay johnson. Marian Titus, jane Peters, Edith Rollison. William Miller, Wfilliam Massey. Ralph Hanby, and George Chaplow. Seniors Give Memorable -5 3 x. Per ormances in Revival 'N of Wildefs OUR TOWN ,- Bailey if Suf1c1'b,' Giamboy Dircrlx 17 N , .3 kk v ,M .-,pf ,MQMK .5fs-- I W, This play is culled OUR TOWN. Jw: Want your paper HOW? Mfg- Gibby Seems like Ymffe - -- E.: f.k Nl ikxl late todav, Dr Gibbs Xu' tl Q It Howncz Aya, S0mp'n went wrong with tlm H GCN?-TT AW' M3 ---- I 8003 Mrs XX'cbb' W'1lly put away your book' Mrs' Gibbs: Yvknow, Myrtle, its -lotta things to buy. ' ' ' ' ' bCClYl the dream of my life to see Pzvrm Fmnre. Emilyg Mama! am I good looking, btxmsonf butter- sottcrf Now look hcrc. everybody, get It worst Scandal that ever was in out of your had that musibs only good when 1tS loud. this town. Teachers G0 Tbecztrical in Zmzy Comedy, WHO19 CRAZY NOW? Cflprlfily Azzdiefzfef Applazzc! Azzliaf of Faculty Toll my Uncle l'ni hurt-. 'W f 0 Q fi V, Aflkl 915.5 li WlffUnP0Uf- But Cleo. Shcba luvcs me ton. Get those crazy women out of here. Wt-'ll paint a sign. The MtNitt rintl Sliutlmrtlt School of Hc.iltl1. Hm vsis l to nm Sitting: Vaughn. Forwuod. Barnett. Murr, Faber. Clark. and Dcglcr. Standing: Keller, Little. MtNitt, Stliutlmrtlt. Hulmc. Now my experiment will work. ., '----f .....,,, , fi' XY'l1uN Cr.i1y Nmx Some of our own classmates Aspire to music mrccrs. RiscfStcv' cns, whom wc lmvc como lo rc- vcrc, nukes it lnclicmlwlc that thc talcntcd will find .1 place in our YJSI COLIIIUY. lm. :Z W ' ssai lk- .f s-x dugg? January 1953 T THE EAGLE STAFF Thank you for selecting me as the musical personality of you' 1953 yearbook Let us hope that some of you who aspire to make music their profession will find happiness and success in this field Let us hope, also, that all of those who read this note will appreciate music it's highest form for the recreation and self expression of everyone Sincerely yours, X , -. l , 4925 ..-'!5f'e-1' .5-Q, 0 ibn : . . .. . 1? SF:-'?i12:ff?f ' 4m2?f ierigzffjliif' . ' I 3 f fCw -If-9655: 16 o: . in , C Fw 'r . X, , ia -. 0 ' X . 3, X A'-..' dig, :K Ev .Eff Q55 . wgx 163' Xxx Q . gf 1 R ,s-vzrv-- 2:14625-??f CDU? , - , , If THX Q wll um 1- A -5' 1 Q' .. f Q 5 L ,uf-.'.t-gg in J W 1 ' Q, - f -, '11fY?' Q' v -f 4 ' 1 N' . y I 6.2 YY- '-1 fm. hire-v5:T'r, XR 51 5 i ' 4 A 5. Uhr? ' 7 Y X ' Vs I Q f ,I ' fff A 1' X A I ' ,A ' ,X A' f I ' A i s I 4 . I I 4 ff I ff, 3 Pa . QQ s if U G' Q t ' ,,, -- 5 1 'E x ' - ' ' 4 -- - 'H 'N 4 5 -E4 '- - ' - X F If Et. .1 'f Uur high-stepping majorcttcs Our Director drills the high-steppersf' l3Cll'lD X 0aL COLOR GUARD Patsy Belmont Sergeimt Patsy Patterson Harriet Shank Betty jobes Diane Guch jeannette Shank joanne Burdett jean Lowe Eileen Whonus CLARIN ETS Diane Simpers james Marshall Hope Bailey Barbara Howard Shirley Milnes Billy Hintze Lance Kulp Fred Green Robert Todd jean Mannering Howard Nickle OBOES Carol Whonus joseph Perkowski F LUTES Sandy Pierce BASSOON Diane Simpers SAXOPHONE Nancy jones Betty Belmont Ronald Shoup Gary Scott james Riddle Charles Callaway BAND PERSONNEL MRS. KATHRYN FORWOOD ...........,................ Drreftor MR. ALBERT SACCO ..... ............v................ D fill Mailer TRUMVETS BASS DRUM NWO' jack Richardson Connie Pierce Ralph Hanby Marco! jack Lober CYMBAI-S Edward Pima BARITONE HORN Robert Hobbs Andrew Herd Audrey Murphy Ieffv Holden MAJORETTES David Baugher Gary Parks john Preziuso Clair Titus David jones Louis Burke TROMBONES Billy Roe David Robinson Emlyn jones Robert Haines Bruce Moran Sandra Webster Florence Godfrey Head Drum Majaretle Dawn XVelch Head Twirler Doris Peters Shirley Buerkle Irene Whitby Ruth Ebell Dolores-Sulpizio janet Pierce jean Davis Marilyn Green Angeline Durbano Helena Sacco janet Ranson Carol Burns BASS HORN George Austin Edgar Coleman ALTO HORN Doris Crumbacker joan Robinson FRENCH HORN Dorothy Graham DRUMS Alice Shoup Mary Ann Crosgrove Gerry Grady Robert Watson George Garrett BELLS Barbara Stephenson Marion Titus Lois jean Dice 'Q' Who's Who In MUSIC at UPPER CHI . FLORENCE GODFREY Drum M,zjf2relIe Floss first came to Upper Chi three years ago. A band was being or- ganized at that time and the post of Drum hfajorette went. without question, to this peppy blonde dynamo. And what a reputation she has earned for herself as a drum majorette, In every parade, she has always received a big hand, and she has often been cited by the press for the life she puts into the band. MARY PRENDERGAST Soprano Glee Club. Candlelight Soloistg District Chorus gg 11, 12g County Chorusg High School on Parade broadcast. -ff 75 X if DIANE SIIVIPERS I 171,fIVll!7IL'7I1.IlI,l'l W N School Band, Clarinetist ,-f 'vin Glee Club Accompanistg District Band, Bassoonistg ' ' State Band. Bassoonistg As- if? sembly- Accompanistg High School on Parade 'f A accompanist. L ' f, DAVID BAUGHER 'lwerlrn' - ry I Glue Club, Candlelight Soloistg District Chorus 10, llg School Band, Bari- tone. v if '56 'C' is A ,,f I ' P -A 1 . 'A GEORGE GHAPLOXV Barilmle Glee Club. Candlelight Soloistg District Choiusg County Chorusg High School on Parade broad- cast. AUDREY MURPHY If1.r1r1m1w11.11i,f! School Band. Baritoneg District Band, Baritone 9, 10. 113 Glee Cluhg State Band 10g District Chorus. HIGH SCHOOI, ON PARADE Mary Prendergast and George Chaplow shown be' fore the mike as they prepared to sing Sweet- hearts. Diane Simpers, at her usual task, as accom- panist. puffl, yer C195 -'V 1 .1 Wi r -1 .,.x 1 102 J 'fb- N N. fi M74-, 'I 1' E -fs, 'wr V' T n Sw -:qw l,4.uNf4lf0 xc? 11 Hof w 'L f rj, 'N z x + W 171 ff 14,-' Wm,- A5 wg lun to buomg morc and sports fans we 5h1ll always rcspcat the good 41WOffS!T1ll lShIP of who m 1952 soared to fqmc pltch mg 28 vsms to keep bascball Amumz f Ifzzrnzle Pmffme IQ J ,wg 5 vi ' fl lc ' 'Ny .zZ l'?34 Vfsgffsi M wfv I f X qffff ,1vf!y ,'l if ,, f 1 , we W' L.4. -Q lg' 1111? 1. . . r 91' . 'T-'LJA --': ' '- 5, r Q' 'ne' -.ffl I , ,-,122-If -, 17:2 'J 'f 1,52 :1'9S, EE: :Fit ' . .. 'IJ-5-4 5'3 1 P ff'- 55? .-- Ti ,- , ., ,., 0'v . , g L 'Q-7A..s:K.'::'f31f: Q K ' 1 A Q . yi 2255355 . t , L. K L . qi.5.,Ay- - Robm Roberts, Phlllnes pxtchcr, 195. .x r . A l , - 'Hifi . ' , ' 3 . , f o o Q, .W A ff X V, ' Vs. 'N :sg- lfif ff t-1:9-l, kai' . Pjif D 'X Ji . ru I kk Wg, NX Egg x . K, ,foxy 2 -4 'VK 'K I 5 if, ' wt q . I U U K U f UPPERCH1 Gow UNDEFEATED Fon Sscownimi Minis Yfmzs 3 YEAR RECORDf24UIN5'1L055 L H vi 1' rw ,J .33 f .Q30.,,1'2ii E11 3453. ,, ...iaff i-4 33.1 ll 1 nfs 'f' 'Vw 4,:Ei'U'-3 fix ' E :y,.p,,f ' A .. . F F - R - 1, ,gg ...f Sitting: -I. Crcawcll, B. Hobbs. UI. Reynolds. DI. Miller, M. Dc Frank. F. Zitnick, W. Wiills. tl. lambcr I.. Ricti. E. Cult-man. D. 1NftNciI. Kneeling: H. Willxirn, F. Summers. A. Costa, XV. Punningmn B. Muran. F, Pctcrm. H. Pryor, INT. Dias, Okalmuki. G. Austin, C. liirkling. H. Cuincgys. R. Grant. Standing: Cnaih Apidiclla. li. Curry. C. W'irnbIc. S. Hughcs. H. XX'urriluw. R. Cassidy. R. Rit-tk Passitk. 'If Cott'i.1turL-, N. Durhano, R. Bitl-cling. C. Panarcllo. gy it , -' . is ' v lr ,, ,,. -' n W! 'L 1 j 5, 5 ,H 79.5 A . A tr' ,. A ' ' ' Y 'Y .K - f R A 'Qi Y Li' . Q - .,. ' ' ' 'f ll' ' - S A ., V ..- . - - - ' . ,I I F 'A -f .-f j. - 1 - - - paint- ' nl-and f , A I - the .Hi I P ml' fi, L 1 Add Nhmr - .V A pfyxil' 015411. 5 llkintlutr H shows Curry .in . ,laik Crtxwcll h - , . 3 my t Apixhi U lam. Cmuh Wana 69 BX nik' i z-,jpv egg! Q xx if 2' xt. 1.1 'if'-FiLf,, AL. if ,wo x iv L to the squ hav Comb Apmhdh Mustrncs the datum stame hw made thx Ea XL squad amy hoX t at me f LQ? '1 Jw B LL Cl REX :HI RMAN DL RBANO G d LAR! NX XMBX 1' G X 119 f K if RON Center XX ALL9 T ALO GRANT VJXLLARD Txrkle MANNY DX A5 End FIGHT ING EAGLES, S . aj ,gh 1,55 , ,Q ' V C Lf. Q I L -L-J. J L 1 gf X' 4 -:xxx .7 . L . X ' V X. . Q 1. ' L49 L., W I ' 'V 4 fx L' .W x 7 ' fxisgis v' 4 Q L L ' .f 'Lf . wf 'KL fr L -up 'X , w in NV I i m A f C w Q ' +13 if ' Lf 1 D , j , in A ' 1 . . L L A - 5 Q ' ' - ' 5 i - - swc smncf ad, This ' 's g-5 H d h X' ff G Il Y - .' Mr' 'A x 6 4 fi if 1 W Y ' L 1 1 Q 1 5 Q 1. 1 A K , NO, 'mud um' Lef .1 fbuk ' , L ' ' 9 A ff 'Q 7 1,9 1 'v V Lf Q H5 I ' 3 fs. r,L,, . H , 'JJ ww f Q10 fi B Q uf' rf 2 31 3443 A K J '07 'O M r ack Fi PISSICA mills thc nut vlz Such callmdg as Smdj Edd: ld this mason was 1 m 110r futor m thc numbcr of wr s by the p cr Chr IdKLILS QQS'-V wr 1-A HENR JOF 7 RYOR R E6 H lib FRAINKIE ZITNIC P11116 6 BERNIE VC ILLSOIN G11 d wx' Q9 1. 99x 'Ly' W : N 1 rx' Q - h O7 H Cwllefr 's CHRIS P pf AANARELI O I alfa a RAIPH FOR THE LAS BlfKl UNC: Elf! T TIME I 4 , . A 'P r J, . H ' 1 - 4 Lf! i Q .- I , V .mx - px X X X ' 49 1 ff X sw L ' X ' KX . . W Y: I X xt! .HA E ' lvqramm-411 i K W A ku J- X I Y -A., ' P ff 'VV vm . I . , . , . M' U f f -' Y I ff Mill' : ' - 1 L H it Q I V ' I. ' is l I' X D , H f ,A J z' ,. V 15: , ' . V U 1 w ,V N U -. I r X I ' 5, -:1A - L K .1 K ,uv ' VA -L . A ' ' 'H W --, YlS L 4 f Ef'-c, -ww L v V ,V 5 . um Q f y. x,-f-Elm bv . W' , I . 7-7-.t - .-.Q 744 , b V , Quartc b' .c ' 1 3 - I gy, ,' - -1 ' Y t V , - -C,, -5' R, ,. if , Sl 1' Z . ' i A 'nhx 1 U P , 3' , 4 . , ,Af 7 , Q If D if ' . . , 3 ,r I gg: X 15 , '11, 4 f jf ' f W v, gh, I Y P ., 7 H K u P- If - v 1, I Il :iff gf 'Ln I PCP! f' .Z ff X A41 J .. Curr Cops Schoolboy SCO in Title With 102 Point ullet Bill 0 Better Than Zizza Finishing up with 20 points more than his nearest rival who played in two more games fhan he did, Upper Jhi's carrot-topped comet, Bill Curry, walked off with the 1952 individual scoring honors in coun- ty schoolboy football ranks with a total of 102 points, an average of nearly 13 points per game. The 5'l0 , 170-pound senior, the most brilliant all-around athlete in the history of the Boothwyn school, scored in every game in leading Chi to an undefeated eight-game slate. He tallied three times in each of the games with Prospect Park, Nether Providence and Ed- dystone. Against Sharon Hill, Mar- ple-Newtown and Clifton Heights the Boothwyn Bullet crossed the wide stripe twice in each game. And against Glen-Nor and Lans- downe he scored once in each fray to give him 17 TDs for the season. Upper Chichester td xp tot Bill Curry 1 I 0 102 Henry Pryor 11 0 66 Tom Cacciatore 0 15 15 Ralph Bickling 2 0 12 Chris Panarella 1 0 6 Eddie Passick 1 0 6 Len Ricci 1 0 6 Frank Zitnick 1 0 6 34 15 219 me BANQUET A.. fc, ii QM, ight A CUNY SCOICS easily in the Nether Providence game. Pryor game V 'f? 9F A 3, LV' L ntl' I ,K . xA3,:l.,45s' X 'E , or 5 11,4 Meant, ef - fgdvsgi-v.1w,,? 1 .8065 Over for a score in the Clifton Q Wfimble means to get his man in the im portant Glen-Nor game. 1:1 L.4.i iv tl., 1 ,N l . 1, .3-Mg' Maas, ,ms pang -at JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL if 7 hx - B il 1' . iv A ' 5 . , -1-1-..,:,g.W., M .1 Avk- , Y 4 -, , Q- - Q , -n .,ii M My I im .Jr ML, , . - .. , - ka . 1 Sitting: Sam Tyler, Hugh Dutton, Michael Ricci, Richard Durbano, Armond Cardosa, Ralph Conte, Kenny Nottle. XX'alter Ferguson, Burry Byers. David Young. Kneeling: Sam Coleman, Ronald Schmidt, Richard Bryant, Bob Bogie, Wesley Lawrence, jack Moser, jimmy Fleetwood, Freddie Green, joe Bradley, jimmy Sparks, joe Hansel, Norman Harris, Larry Durbano, Oscar Truell, Standing: Mr. Zitnick, Bobby Watson, Don Rieck, Ernie Taylor, David Robinson, Ronnie Passick, Ralph Van Deveer, Louis Bender, Louis Barrett, Conrad Womack, Harry Yohe, Manager, Don Miller, Manager, Mr. Kalickman. The junior High eleven ended their football season with two wins, one loss and one tie game. Ralph Conte, a ninth-grader, proved outstanding as left halfbackg Ralph should be an asset to next year's varsity eleven. While all the boys played well, Louis Bender, Bob Bogie, and Larry Durbano showed much promise for the future. With players such as these, Upper Chi is assured some decided wins in the future. HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL ,iii CN A M EX M, tsp, 6 wi ,B t if fi mftfi 7 myk Left to right: Norman Durbuno, -Iohn Vlfilliams, Bill Curry. Tommy Cacciatore, Richard Cassidy, Bill Miller, Gary Giger. Ed Passick. Carl XY'imble, Mr. Apithellit. Ahscnt: Frank Zitnirk. Tfwey U.C. Prospect Park ,,,, ,,..,,, 6 0 Eddystone .,,Y...,.,.. ,,,.... 5 8 Marple Newton ,,... ..r...,, 4 6 Nether Providence ..,. ......,V 4 7 Sharon Hill ..........r .rr..VV, 5 8 Glen Nor ,........... ......V. 7 1 Springfield .....rrr 69 4, ,J r - ' ii 1 THE SEASON 'I'lw,i Clifton Heights .....,, ,Y,,,,,, 4 ifi Marple Newton ...,.,i, . .,.,,. 46 Nether Providence ..,,... ..,.,,,, 5 6 Sharon Hill .,...ei.,....,,.. ..i,.,,, 7 9 Wilmington Friends .,,,,, ...,rr.. 8 7 Springfield .........,..,.,, .e,,,,,, 8 3 Clifton Heights .,,,,, ...,...r 6 0 Nh, UL. 5-i 511 58 63 57 47 72 Kneelingi DeFrank. Miller. Loher. Reynolds. Ricci. Standing: Mgr, Bottle. McNeil. Hughes, jones, Pryor, Pennington and Co.1th Apithclld. W ,l 4460 QV V 1 . Q gi Q I Sybmy 1 -2 z -eft to right: David Robinson. Bobby White. Dickie Durbano. David Welch. Bill Sheeky. David Young. Kenny Nottle, Louis Bender. Ralph Conte. Mr. Kalickman. UN IOR HIGH BASKETBALL .F nv' rim . 1 x. Left to right: Donald Miller, Mike Ricci, Tommy Baker. Larry Durbano. Mike jones. Mr, Luttrell, Armand Cardosa. Emilio Conte. Hugh Dutton, jackie Moser. Kneeling: john Preziuso. Donald Rieck, Donald Beck. BASKETBALL AT U.C. Although the junior hisll oasketball team only won three out of nine contests, the boys showed marked development as the season progressed. As Mr. Kalitkman, the coach, often says: This is a period of developing skills. Many varsity players such as Curry, Durbano and Zitnick received their basic training as a member of a junior high squad. Over a four year period, Bill Curry scored 120-1 points. In this year's competition, he set the county record for this year by scoring -46 points in the final Clifton .Heights game. Upper Chi can look forward to strong support from the Durbano tlan. NUI1lbJ,ll setond only to Curry in the point department, will be succeeded on the court by the Durbano twins. Dickie and Larry. The Curry name in basketball will be carried on by young David Curry. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Standing: Miss Barnett. Florence Godfrey. Leilani Filling. Nancy Wetvel. Carol Austin. Betty Reed. lviaxjilyn Lowe. Nancy Jones, Ruth Fbell. Janice Kennard. Pat Llclntyre. Betty Austin. Kneeling: Pat Belmont. Kay johnson. Helen Ptasnik. Florence Getchell. janet Pierce. Dawn XY'elch. Basketball season is always eagerly anticipated by the girls since it it their only sport. This season, how- ever, was not a very successful one although the girls played good basketball, Florence Getchell was high scorer for the varsity with 83 points, and Betty Belmont was high scorer for the junior-varsity with I8 points. '- .gt A Q Those girls who played for the last time are Betty Reed. Helen Ptasnick and Kay johnson. The managers were Florence Godfrey and Marilyn Lowe. Coachecl by Miss Barnett, the girls played teams from Collingdale, Ridley Township, Claymont, Clif- ton Heights, and Darby. 1 J .K QA fa 0 1-I . if.: X. ,V Xa! a i 'T .1 I W 0 in npr numb r 1 . l V' F ' S ge -J, 34' J' l T 2 t X , Standing Betty Austin Marilyn lime Itlna Briclenbaugeh Carol Bailey Judy Yeager Pearl War ren lean Loxxc Doris Crumbi lccr Shirley hforris Miss Barnett Florence Gotltrex Kneeling, oannc Sparks. Lleanor King, Angeline Durhano. Betty Belmont. Ruth Hughes. 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Q . ma A I A A ,, x CHIC 5 Q36 HIGHHPJQA N-D SCHUUL 'F gBDDTHWYN PA. e1VVTL .nv Ami now, goodbye As we thc class of 55 close the door of high school life behind us we look back with pride upon our past attomplishmcnts pride that is based upon the knowledge that only experience can gne thc knowledge of work and play rolled into a wonderful combination of cndeaxor We are the last senior tlass to graduate from the present high school building and we are glad knowing that in the years following the heart of learning will be situated in a new modern fully equipped building We wish to thank the xarious persons who made the publication of this yearbook possible During the summer all subscribers to the yearbook will rcceixe an crght page supple ment that will contain pictures and data concerning all the activities that would other wise be omitted because of the time of their occurence. We hase done our best. We lease knowing that those following will strive to main- tain the goals that we haxe attained. HR 4: V X.-' . Xxx K ' FZ '!:iV1?W ' .. J. f ge fir: 1 , un xt mutt O wt xxmtc to lor om X L tl nt 1 If from Mus Iromm untr 1 tr our book had gona to I rt XY t .ire proud to honor Mm lromm our supplnmumt ,ifffn VL Qoffzelaidmw 4x wwf f g ,fxfcznfwl 717 ffl X fffff M7411 4' ffnyfifzffpbiffg Za ff K 4 djn fr ljlfffl 9 f TLVQI' :df fn AW! FAM M114 fm-L 'f'!P'f f 0W fgg' Af' W' FH ,wa ffCWJMmf f5f4 gf' f ,,,,ffwffffj3W,,, 64197 Mffff ,WM iw A ff,'jQ',,,fQ'.,.,+ff Wt wrote. to uduth Andcrbon Ln 111 t vw xxou an t h lr from Htltn Hqts XXL 1 rr mt u our supplement .1 r11es5.12gc trom .1 truly grant lxdx ot thc AITTLFIKJU stage eg AQUACADE Q BALL if OUR JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM I 1953 Spring Play fx STATE FAIR Production directed rind staged by Mr. Giamhoy P1 'NN. 7 6 A r 2 1 td ,iilg ms Ui B U. 5 U CAST4 It's 11 Grand Night For Singing. Z 7.55551 1- W 4'-a Eleanor: A embroidery hoop? ,XT U f .4 1 A rt-B 4' ., 51 'V xi ..+,. V Q Aw of F .1 is , r i i. il l i ' l 5 3 NW if rf Q Y 'tl 3 l K 1 1 lr H i Qi ll. Y r . R-not 'It Might As XX'cll Bc Spring L'- D.rwn XYL'lth l Melibsar Ahcl, be still! igqp. ils: Oh. ws Wdynr. and lll help you f ' THE CAST-Robert Haines. janib Evans. Brute Anderson, Nancy jones. Delores Sulpiziu. Druid B Ahel: Htfs the best hug in lwwd- w , .f ..-. Pit I'm Pfit Cfilhcrt hlzirgyi l thought you will hc um limlcuii l.1Stt'n ynul uniting ut-ll. 51 V Emily: l think you rc uns ul the Sharpt-xt hop I xc mot. Moran, Pat Matlntyrc, Richard Aaron, lamcs nughcr. Florence Godfrey, William Roe. l A Abel: Lady. they dont grow hogs in Virzzinizi MAY DAY - I953 MAY QUEEN Dime Exim MAID OF HONOR Mgrilyn Livwc ATnl'ENDANTSA,l0.m Kruplm. Aliic Katcs, Hupc Bailey. Florrmc Get- ihcll. P.1triii.i Bclmunt. Angclinu Dui'- lmno, janet Pierce, ,Ioan Wfolvcrsun. -lmcphinc MiC.1rthy. lrmc XY'liitl-ip. 1952 MAY QVIZEN Shirley Himxird Rubinson FLCJWER GIRLS-Connie Picriu Shirley Cmlwn CROXVN BEARER Philip Brink MAY QUEE bbb will S C.. '3 W f,-A JL, if WASHINGTO BOU D n-ii? ........BAcK , ,W wgll'HW1i94'9 M 1 wk!! if 5- ,,3...m..MArw.l 35 gag E 275' par 3 Z? Z at M 35? ffrw Q K 'N ff-er - 5 1 MQW 1 'W' Kismet' F xx Nm as BASEBALL After winning the section championship for two con- secutive seasons, the 1953 Eagles could do no better than a tie for third place this sea- son. Coaches McNitt and Api- chella felt, however, that this still was a pretty good season considering the fact that the pitching staff was quite in- experienced. Eddie Passick c a m e through remarkably well. ,vie V' f J ffl.: A 5.-'ag 1 . 'T I! n' 552: Q iv tfvfffhc- ' f 1 9 - '1 ii X W 1 Q I ' i es. -1eaXcW.4 W . xv ' I H - W i v .BRA I i r , Q in Q. f' These men donned baseball uniforms for the last time for Upper Chi. First row: Chris Panarello, XY'il- bur Whittaker. Frankie Zitnick. Norm Durbano. Hank Pryor. Standing: Ralph Hanby, Carl Wimble. joe Toth, Bill Miller, and Bill Curry, .v a fu 14 3'8- x wp? .ff 'A-.-'sie 5Jf,x.X4-w.iLf2i 1, ,QM x ,f+,.., .. 'fs-. Starr of the Seaton HANK PRYOR-right fielder who did some outstanding hitting and exhibited some real speed on the diamond. BILL CURRY-highest batting average. most R.B.I.'s. most home runs. most runs scored, and a mighty good Catcher. FRANK ZITNICK-Upper Chi's ace second basemang this season he produced some timely hitting. NORM DURBANO--probably best remembered for a couple of good doubles with bases loaded. 1 il 'af CL, 1 --- A D FINALLY- GRADLIATIG Thu LWKINC for this yc.1rR L0lNINC'IlkC'lNk'llI wax 'W'lu Ijl'NC'WUWxIWWLW1W ot' WMWWWWW Nlmolx Of Upper Clmldlcstcl' 'fowmlmnp XXL' MW! that thu: wmh ,m Wm' Wmttu' .lam .mx '4 QS vs nnruruvunlnlllhnnonlihhi . W WI 1 W W W W , W, W .W um WW W., , W W ' X .,W , . W I W W W W- W A W. x W . 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