Chichester High School - Eagle Yearbook (Boothwyn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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It is the hope of the 1954 Senior Class that, as you glance through this book in the years to come, you will recapture those moments - and the echoes will begin again S- . , , v ,. .- .' wk, 1.4, I ,Y if lalarecia fion To Mrs. Frances A. Miller, the Class of 1954 wishes to express our gratitude in earnest apprecia- tion for all the guidance which she has given to us. Mrs, Miller was elected as our class advisor when she was teaching her first year at the high school, Since then Mrs. Miller has always worked for the benefit of our class. Although she was new as a class advisor, she always gave us wise counseling. The standards which she has set before us have enabled our class to think more clearly and intel- ligently. The Class of 1954 is indeed thankful to such a person as Mrs, Miller, It is with great honor that we dedicate this page of our yearbook to her as a small token of appreciation for her efforts and interests in our class. vis-. X Mm, Q Q l f , tsri f ek 6.5 X ' 515 -Q5 E J X ZX Min., A nm., WJ. r.,,,..,...,.-,....--- -v--sn --q p-W-.---w-1-we -N --fn'-A--u sl! N ,. I G kat ,. 1' xfql, 'U' SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT1Mr. Dowman, Mr. Weber, Mr. Dutton, Mr. Holdsworth, Mr. Ouirk. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Richards, Mr. Patterson, Mrs.Pierce, Mr. Fausnaught, Mr. Feist, Mr, Kotch. MISSING FROM PHOTO: Mr. Garner, Mr. Panarello, Mr. Clements, Gal' QWILQP6 of fke SCAOOK I'L We, the Class of '54, wish to express our appreciation to you, the hard- working members of our school board. We are proud to be the first graduating class from what might be called a dream come true to the people of Upper and Lower Chichester. The new building has been a source of inspiration for us all. We hope that we can be worthy of your painstaking work and devotion to duty. To you, therefore, go our sincere thanks. Sincerely, gee CA-445 0 7954 Q .' ,' -1.1 K . , 4 I . ,y W' ' ff ' ' .RQ 4-4 1 , Q E' Ny , ve, ' 0 V 3.5213 f CW al fi' E ll? 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In parting may Iwish you the best of luck and continued success in your under- takings throughout life, HOWARD K. PLUMMER MARIAN TITUS BENNETT H. DAVIS ELIZABETH EVANS gzmen far? uloeruidor The Elementary Supervisor of the Chichester School Districtis Ben- ,iett H. Davis, former principal of the Linwood School. Mr. D a vis received his Bachelor of Science degree from West Chester State Teachers College and his Master's degree from Temple University. Mr. Davis taught for ten years in Linwood Gram- mar School before he was appointed Elementary Supervisor in the new school district. For the lst two years he served as president of the Delaware County branch of the Pennsylvania State Ed- ucation Association. As for the jointure Mr. Davis has this to say, I feel it a privilege to be able to serve the schools of the Chichester Joint School District in the ca- pacity of Supervisor of Elementary Education and work with many persons whom I have known for years. Iam sure that each and every one of as a member of the Chichester Educational Team will see the program of education meet with suc- cess so as to provide the best education opportu- nities for the children of the Chichester District. 'M 5 x, , , ,,f'YA . ILLIAN BARNETT,B.S..lv1.S. , rsinus College emple University WILLIAM C, CAPRIOTTI, B. S. West Chester St. Tchrs. College ZYMA ANTHONY L, APICHELLA, 5.5. SUSAN ANDERSON, B.S. MOUUI SI. Mal'y'S COHCQS University of Delaware THELMA J. COX, B.A. KAIHRYN FORWOOD, B.S. Denison University West Chester St. Tchrs. College JOSEPH S. BARTLUM, B.S University of Illinois ALYCE CLARK, B.A. Marywood College X, . I 1 , . ij ELSIE GENO, B. S. Lock Haven St. Tchrs. College U ,L, if 4 If 4 ' .il A LOUISE HAIG, B. 5. Drexel Institute of Technology MLLTON KALICKMAN, B. S, , M. A. , Columbia University il. ' 3 I I . EJ ,fr , :,,. .4 E . .iffy 4 .ff ' ,l' 5. T L U -V' I l r,. lla' I 4.4 'l1 'I- :' i, ' K4' fl i ' I r n , J ,. 'V 3 , 'J yy., :K ., Ry HOWARD HARTZELL, B, S, WINIFRED HULME, 13.5, Bloomsburg St. Tchrs. College Grove City College HARRY HUTCHISON, B.S. , M. 5. DONAVAN JACOBY, B. S. University of Pennsylvania T7 cz 'Y , S. Pennsylvania State College, Millersville St. Tchrs. College ! is N! . . 1' ,N . in ' y .4 . 9-'i 71. X- . 1 I. .., g ,'- X1 1 QP 1? 9-: . '. .,, i i JOHN KAZLO, B. S. SL. lose-ph's College West Chester rt. Tchrs. College JANE KELLER, B, S, Millersville, St, Telirs, College FRANCES A, MILLER, B,S, West Chester St, Tchrs. College FRANK W, MALLOZZI, B,S, JAMES A. MCNITT. B. S.,M.S. Millersville St, Tchrs, Temple University College ROBERT D,R, NUGENT, B. S, VICTORIA PERICLES, B, S, West Chester St. Tchrs. Temple University College 12 MARY LITTLE, B, S. Millersville Sl. Tchrs. College -xl GEORGE H. MURR, B,S Temple University EILEEN REILLY, B.S. BETSY SCHUCHARDT, B. S, West Chester St. Tchrs. Appalachian St, Tchrs. -C 3 i . College College REITA SMITH West Chester St. Tchrs. 'ti College Q34 5 JC' .CY ,, y W ,D K' X 'J 'gp'-J lr U I U' , 3 1 O' . L 1 . ' , lj U . - :vylrl X K P1 lk 't . A L V, f . 'Ns is Lx U ,X J -R fe 1 ti t r u if X V -X X , r N f v ' -J .X - .Vt if wi' X XI' E 'J ,-J . I -ff ,N rx' r',N.f f '.f'7U lf R. 1 f X. , Mx - K 'N x x I X LELAH TABBUTT, B. A. lflILDA VANDEFSLICE, B,S. Ohio Weslyn West Chester St. Tchrs. University College WALTER WOJCIECHOWSKI, B, S, Millersville St. Tchrs. College MR. EMIL STECYK, B,S Pennsylvania Military College if A-it .1 X y if Mr. McNitt became our class sponsor early in our senior year. The class has benefited by his many suggestions and projects. Our class activities have been plan- ned expertly under his assistance and advice. Mr. McNitt has not only been ambitious counselor but also has never hesitated to help us with various problems which have arisen throughout the year. The Class of 1954 would like to thank Mr. McNitt for his valuable assistance. aw The graduating Class of 1954 wishes to express its appreciation to Mrs. Frances Miller in recognition to her services to our school and our class. Mrs. Miller was born in Green Lane, Pennsylvania. She attended West Ches- ter State Teachers College. We, there- fore, feel that she is well qualified to serve not only as a teacher but also a person we can turn to when we have problem. We feel that our class could not have functioned successfully without the guid- ance of Mrs. Miller. In humble gratitude the Class of 1954 would like to thank Mrs. Miller for her excellent guidance. of SW Q u Ill., pn' 'ly-1? 5 g X 2 fs!! llll 61:55 LCQP5 X Presmdent R1chard Aaron Secretary V1v1an Derr1ckson Treasurer Joan Suter V1ce Presmdent Bernard Whlte Class Colors Orch1d and Whmte Class Flower Carnatlon Class Motto We walk by fa1th not by Slght RICHARD L AARON Academla Rrch Intends to go to eollege Engtneer of the future most popular lrkts errls lrkes mrdnrbht rrde Lhorus 11 12 Xearbook 11 12 Class Prtsrdent 10 11 1 Pn- sprrng Play and Commrttee 11 benlor Play and Commtttee 12 Prom Commtttet 11 12 ,Ir and Sr Party Commrttee 11 Newspaper 11 12 Seott s Hr Q 11 12 student Qouncrl hte Y,-41 Pres1dent11 Dante Commtttee 1o 11 12 Student Councrl Treasurer 111 student Councrl 12 77' sf ...ff uf 4 'rs' mis R82 44 964 4 DAXID s BAUGHER Academe Dau Follegt llkes to wreak rars lrlres flowers Musrc Hall pastrme 1S glrls s1ngs92'7'P 11kes ham Band 10 11 12 D1str1CtBand1O Chorus 10 11 12 Candlellght 5olo1st 11' 11 12 Yearbook 12 Juntor Play 11 Senlor Play 12 seotts Hr Q 12 Jr and Sr Party Committee 11 Dance Com mrttte 11 12 Countx Band 12 Drstrrct Chorus 10 11 12 Q 5 -s '1 HI Tr- JAMEb W ANDILRSON Academlc Reds Plans to enter college enJoys frshmg and swrm mrng stlent type usually seen wlth R1Ch and Eddle broomkeeper Yearbook 12 Chorus 10 11 12 Candel1ghtServ1ce 11 12 Prom Commtttee 12 Play Commlttee 12 Jumor Play 11 Jr and Sr Party Commlttee 11 Dance Commrttee 10 11 12 'Q egg- 'wr PATRICIA BELMONT Academlc Dental ttehmtran neat Lan argue drrves lrke crazy dresses smart crazy ower John mtelllgent petrte hard worker he pet word lowes Chemlstryl Color Guard 10 11 12 Yearbook 12 Basketball 10 11 12 May Queen s Court 11, 11, Dance Commrttee 10, 11, 12, Play Com mrttee 11,12 J fl 3 f- v 1 5 ' I . . 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Glee Club 10, 125 Prom Committee 11,125 Dance Committee 10,11, 125 Business Honor Society 125 Candlelight Service 10, 125 Yearbook 125 Junior Senior Party 115 Play Committee 12, 5 f WILHELMINA BRYANT Commercial Billie Sweet .... fashion wise .... adores B, M .... dancing ,,,, cute .,., hard worker .... Some days it doesn't pay to get up .... slow eater ,,,, on the ball .... well liked. Business Honor Society 125 Band 10, 115 Cheerleader 10, 115Glee Club 105 Candlelight Service 105 Newspaper 10, 115 Dance Com- mittee 10, 11,125 Prom Committee 10,115 Junior Senior Party 115 Student Council 12. SHIRLEY BUERKLE Commercial Shirl Wants to be a model .... likes to collect coins .... dislikes shorthand .... likes Julius La Rosa .... majorette .... likes to dance .... pet saying Scrounge. Majorette 10,11, 125 Glee Club 10,11, 125 Yearbook 125 News- paper 10, 115 Candlelight Service 10,11, 125 Basketball Mana- ger 1O5 Play Committee 11, 125 Dance Committee 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 11, 125 Junior Senior Party 115 Fashion Show 10, 11, 12. ROBERTA BUMFORD Home Economics Biddi Future wave .... loves sleep .... seamstress .... world's a joke D A .aversion to home work .... Georgia fan .... who cares .... sharp ,,,, nice- teeth .... good taste. Basketball 105 Cheerleading Manager ll: Fashion Show 10, 11, 125 Junior Senior Party 11. 1 8 JOANN BURDETT Commercial Pudgy Matrimony .... dance floor fan .... likes homework'? color guard .... neat hair .... Jim .... hot stuff with chatter .... likes responsibility .... Newspaper 10,115 Basketball 115 Student Council 105 Prom Com- mittee 1l, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Junior and Senior Play Com- mittee 11,125 Candlelight service 10,11, 125 Dance Committee 1O,11, 125 Jr. and Sr. Party Committee 11. if 3 f if THOMAS CACCIATORE Academic Tom Sun Oil plans .... black curly hair .... sleepy .... hikes to Trainer ....quiet. . . . sports. . . .nice looking. . . .hates to get up in the morning .... Football 11, 125 Basketball 11,125 Baseball 11,125 Yearbook Staff 12. WILLIAM CARLSTROM Industrial Reds Hard worker .... patriotic .... energetic .... hunting and fishing .... out door man. . . . Hot Rod . . . Green Hornet . . . . carrot top .... mechanic .... Play Committee 12 . RICHARD CASSIDY Industrial Spider Out door sportsman .... ambition to sail the Seven Seas .... Big Boy .... corner cat .... gets around .... athletic. . . . Navy man of the future .... long hair but no musician .... likes food ....regular guy. . . .lots of fun. . . . Basketball 10, 11, 125 Football 115 Baseball 125 Prom Committee 115 Play Committee 11,12. DORIS MAE CRUMBACKER Commercial Crum Where there's laughter, there's Doris .... hard worker. . . ,Pet Saying - Know what? .... fat gal? .... Dreams of a Ranch home 8: Dave ,... plays alto horn .... future business woman . . . .sings. . . .plays basketball. . . .pennant collector. Basketball 10,11g Band 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Play Committees 11,123 Dance Committees 10,11,12g Junior- Senior Party 114 Candlelight Services 10, 11, 12, . .,s,. a E, EDWARD DAVIS Academic ..Ed.. Plans to be married .... neat guy ..., loves to laugh .... al- ways working .... seen with Ethel .... Good looking .... tall 'n slim .... Mrs. Hulme's pet ,,,, Litt1e Hutch hair cut ... .seen with Tea Bags . Prom Committee 11,124 Yearbook 11,125 Newspaper 11, Dance Committee 1O,11, 12, '23 GEORGE DE MEGLIO Academic Georgie ing ..., Hunting .... Fishing .... Neat guy .... Pet Saying - l don't care. .... Curly .... Well liked .... Blonde .... Best looking ..., loves geometry ??? .... Football 12, Basketball 12g Baseball 123 Yearbook 125 Play Committee 129 Prom Committee 12. VIVIAN DERRICKSON Commercial Viv Slick chick .... ambitious .... undecided about marriage ,,,, Marines .... business school .... frequently seen with Mal ,.,, sports .... dancing ,,,, talking hotrods .... cheerleading .... Pet saying - Tough number. Cheerleading 1O,11,12g Drill Sergeant 121 Prom Committee sr 11,121 Class Secretary 10, 11,123 Chorus 12, Candlelight it Services 12g Junior-Senior Party 11g Student Council 10g Business Honor Society fPresidenty 12, Yearbook 12: News- paper 10, I. , ' K Fifi College plans .... Hails from St. James .... Sleeping ,.,, Eat- FLORENCE GETCHELL Academic Flo Miss Tintair of 1954 ..., Combines basketball and ballet ,,., Dig that red nose .... Likes dark blue convertibles .... Quiet??? . . . .Always out of tape for Ra1ph's ring... .Reliable. Basketball 1O,11, 12: Yearbook 11, 12g Cheerleading 10, 11, 12, May Queen's Court 11, Drill Team 123 President ofGirls AA 11,125 Prom Committees 11,123 Newspaper 10g Play Committee 12, Junior-Senior Party 11. 15, ROBERT HA IN ES l-lainzie Attend Penn State .... Dairy Farmer .... Edith .... Hunting ,,,, Art .... Seen with Moose and Bernie .... Likes school Q ?J .... No love for home-work--Blonde Hair--Brown Eyes, Basketball 105 Play 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11g Basketball 12, Manager. FLORENCE GODFREY General Floss Most popular .... full of fun .... majorette .... future model .. . .likes sports. . . .B0b. . . .band. . . .J, C. P6DI1ey'S. Dance Committee 10,11, 12, Prom Committee 11,125 Play COU'1THiIl66 12: Candlelight 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11: Manager 11, 12g Band-Majorette 10, 11, 12, Yearbook 12g Play 111 Jr, - Sr, Party 11g Fashion Show 10, 11,12g Glee Club 11, 125 Treas. of AA 11, 12. Academic HARVEY HUTTON Industrial Bussie Bashful .... real outdoor man .... likes hunting, trapping, fishing ,,,, wants to go to night school, , , ,handy with tools. Baseball 10, 123 Play Committee 12, Prom Committee 11g Dance Committee 121 Jr, - Sr. Party Committee 11. 2 l f 4 -in VITO JACONO Academic Vit Cars .... Likes to sleep .... Likes to drive slow??? Whiz in typing .... Class card .... Hails from St. James ,,,. Loves to eat .... Easy to get along with ,,,, Home Room President 12. Organ Grinder's Swing ,,,. NANCY JONES Commercial Jonesey Future Ogdenite .... trumpet and saxophone tooter, , intends to be a secretary .... wants to go to business college .... singing ,,,, dancing .... spends time with Ralph .... Dance Committee 10, 11, 12g Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10,11, 12p Basketball 10,11, 12g Business Honor So- ciety 12g Prom Committee 11, 12g Ir, - Sr, Party 11g Yearbook 125 Play 11, 12g Candlelight Service 10, 11 121 Newspaper 11g Student Council 125 County Band 12g District Chorus 12. ROBERT KELLET Academic Hoot Hanging on the corner .... college bound .... shoot- ing pool .... frequent walks with Babe .... likes sharp clothes .... Jitterbug .... crazy jokes???? Baseball 10g Newspaper 11g Yearbook 113 Jr. - Sr. Party Committee 11. ZZ 1 BETTY JEAN IOBES Commercial Bets Altar bound .... Dancing ,,,, James .... Spends time in Jimmy's '39 Chev .... Pretty hair .... Spaghetti ,,,, Newspaper 10, 11g Chorus l0,11,12g Student Council 105 Candlelight 10, 11, 12g Color Guard 10,11, 125 Dance Committee 10, 11, 12g Play Committee 11, 12g Party 11g Prom Committee 115 County Band 12. ALBERT LEES .. A I.. Likes hunting .... trapping and fishing .... fast .... nice smile .... seen with Bill , Bob , and Ray .... silent type ,,, , plans to be a carpenter.. . . Candlelight Service 10. BARRY LATHAM Academic Plans to enter college .... likes driving .... girls .... Science ... .A good time. ...Seen with Moose , Bob , Bernie or Rich .... Hard worker .... Gas station. Chi High News 11g Yearbook 12g Band 10. Industrial JOHN LUZAK Industrial Zeke Likes model trains .... tinkers with cars .... pet care -his hair . . . .really likes fudge. . . . likes peg pants???? favorite ex- pression, yep and nope .... gas pumper. . . . Dance Committee ll. RITA MARANTINO Commercial Little Sailor' Lenny .... dancing .... second fiddle .... shorthand. . . . full skirts .... likes Tony Bennett .... cheerleader .... model- ing .... Cheerleader 10, ll, 12g Chorus 12g Yearbook 12: Newspaper 10,115 Candlelight Service 12: Drill Team 12g Play Com- 'ttees 11, 12, mi Z3 PATRICIA MCINTYRE fiend .... works hard ,... Academic Pat College ambition .... black convertible rides... . .sports. . .. 'T Jack .... cute .... likes to ask questions .... homework Basketball 1O,1l,125 Band 1O,11,125 Cheerleader 11,123 v Captain ofCheerleaders 125 Yearbook 11,125 Jr. - Sr, Party 115 Junior Play 115 Candlelight Service 10,121,125 Glee Club 10, 11,125 Dance Committee 10,1l,125 Newspaper 105 Prom Committee 11,125 Play Committee 12. S -Q CATHERINE MOORE Home Economics -Kayn Desire to find a job .... slim .... Richie and letters! ! ll loves singing .,,. likes to sew ,... domestic ..., talkative .... friendly ,,,, Glee Club 10, 11,125 Candlelight Service 11,125 Art Club 125 Dance Committees 10, 11,125 Play Committees 11,125 Jr. - Sr. Party Committee 11. so a K x 'isit Z EPJ. in 4 Q , - X 2 . .W cs , AUDREY LEE MURPHY Academic Murph Music lover ,,,, stamp collector .,.. intellectual .... likes to eat ,,,, seen with Diane .... drives ,i.. Don .... will teach music .... long hair. . . .sincere ,... laughs easily. . . . 1- 'WK X BRUCE MELVIN MORAN Academic Moose College plans ..,. likes to play the trombone and piano .... Billie .... sharp dresser .... tall guy .... cool cat of Ogden ....neat guy. . . . easy going. . .. Football l0,11,125 Basketball 105 Play 11,125 Band 1O,11,125 Prom Committee 11,125 Yearbook 11,125 Glee Club 10, 115 Student Council 125 Dance Committees 10, 11, 12. -i -O? State Band 103 District Band 10,115 District Chorus 11,125 Chorus 10,1l,125 Candlelight Service 10.11.123 Prom Committee 11,125 Dance Committee 10, 11,125 Scott's Hi-Q 125 Play Committee 11,125 Yearbook 11,125 News- , paper 115 Jr. - Sr. Party Committee 111 C0UI1ty Band 12. S-- , .5151 PATRICL-X LOUISE NORTH Home Economics Pat Likes Lab work .,., likes to bowl., wwriting letters .... Red head ,... upstate lover ,... camera fan. . , . Play Committee 11,125 Dance Committee 12g Candlelight Service 123 Glee Club 11,123 Typing Club 129 Jr, - Srl Party Committee 111 Prom Committee 12, - I 2 . It 'QT A K. il, s J X, 'eww 'f8i' s if' jj, CAROL L, OLVER Secretarial work .... likes to ...,quiet....petite.... Play Committee 12. LILLIAN PALOVITCH Commercial 1 I V. Jeriv. Newspaper work .,.. horses and more horses .... crazy about the west ,,,, good skater, . . . dances. , . . reads quite a bit, , ,, sweet smile .... nice to know .... can really laugh, . , .radio ,Mi stations ,,,, Chorus 10,115 Dance Committee 10, 115 Senior Play 12g Yearbook 123 Candlelight 10g Prom Committee 125 News- paper 1O,11. 2 R EDWARD PASSICK Industrial ..Ed., Likes sports ,... butch hair cuts ,,., hunting .... seen on the corner or in the drugstore .... well liked .... always serious? 1 Football 10,11,12g Basketball 10, 11,12g Baseball 1O,11, 123 4 1 Play Committee 11,12g Prom Committee 11,12. .qu F 'if 1 1 S Commercial collect stamps .... well liked 7,35 Val- X., 4' PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON Commercial Pat Shorthand class .... Oldsmobiles .... Soprano .... bleached hair???? brown eyes .... boys .... colorguard .... marriage .... Weinbergs . . . . one meatball'! ... Band 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Candlelight Service 10, 11, 125 Play Committee 11, 125 Jr. -Sr. Party 115 Prom Committee 11,125 Dance Committee 10, 11, 125 District Chorus 12. DORIS PETERS Home Economics --Peter Jack .... dancing .... big blue eyes .... English fiend. . . . majorette .... seen with Dawn .... pet saying- Oh fudge . . . cutie pie .... sun kissed .... Band 10,11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Newspaper 10, 115 Candle light Service 10,11, 125 Yearbook 125 Play Committee 11, 12. EDWARD POWELL Industrial Pa1 Hunter .... skates like a pro .... neat guy .... dancing is his weak- ness .... wonderful to know .... works hard .... Army???? tall .... cow-boy .... Baseball 105 Stage Committee 11, 125 Prom Committee 11, 12. RUBY HELEN RANSON Commercial --Rube -- Music from the hills .... skating .... rosy cheeks .... chorus .... friendly .... quiet .... helpful .... Chorus 10, 125 Dance Committee 11, 125 Play Committee 12. f f 1 I ' 1 I ROBERT Ritek m,5U,U,a5 Robin H-irse races .... Phillies fan .... ruain interest is Sliirley .... Sun tlil bound .... varsity Basketball player .... lials from TWH Qakqs tg Basketball 105115125 Football 115 Baseball 1u,125 Jr, Sr. Party U K Committee 115 Play Committee 125 Prom Committee ll, 12. JILL RITCHIE Commercial Domestic .... loves to sleep .... hall walker .... talkative .,.. eat, eat, eat, and eat'P'f?2 active .... long hair .... nice smile ....business seeker. . .. Candlelight Service 10, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Dance Committee 10,125 Jr. -Sr. Party Committee 115 Yearbook 125 Junior Play11 fh, X A JOYCE PAY ROSS Ioycie Hopes to work in an office ..,. intends to go to business college 5 . . . .an ardent fan of Ogden, . ..Ford Victoria. . . ,dancing , ,. movies .... sports, . . . Dig those crazy seen with Babe and Lonnie .... Bi Candlelight Service 111, 125 Newspaper Dance Committee 10, 11,125 Yearbook Staff125 Chorus 10,125 Play Committee 11, 12. ll WILLIAM ROE Industrial Bill Future undecided ...I likes Baseball .... trombone .,,, horse races ....frequently seen with Rieck and Ray. . . .aversion for home- work .... loves his car .... class clown and wittiest .... quite an actor ..., Basketball 105 Baseball 10, 125 Band 10511, 125 Jr. -Sr, Party Committee 115 Glee Club 1O,11, 125 Candlelight Service 10, 11,125 Play 11, 125 Play Committee 11, 125 Dance Committee 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 11, 12. Commercial -ih:..-J words .... full offun, .. 115 Jr. -Sr. Partv115 s JOAN ALENE SAVIN Commercial Joanie Business girl .... pizza pie .... record collector .... domestic .... neat .... good taste in clothes .... stamps and coins .... reserved .... good student .... mittee 10g Play Committee 12g Business Honor Society 12. j HARRIET CAROLYN SHANK Commercial Future secretary .... quiet .... aversion for Shorthand. . . .riot X bad looking .... friendly .... totes a gun .... always seen with X her sister .... Candlelight Service 105 Band 10, 11, 12g Dance Committee 12. Prom committee 123 Jr. -Sr. Party Committee 11g Dance Com- I .v I 1 1 RONALD SHOUP Commercial V Ron 5 YQ Future ambition undecided .... red hair ..,, seen with 'Ed and u VZ' Harv ..., enjoys hunting, fishing, and trapping .... daily task ' f is feeding rabbits ...A favorite resting place, thc firehoust ,h Baseball 1fJ,11,12g Chorus 105 Band lu, ll,12g Play 12 ,Nl ' Committee 125 Dance Committee 141, 1l,12g Jr. -Sr. Party X A Committee 11, 4 ii ' 1 'tit ' ,, 4 - Zfi ii I ,fr -.-' ML- ' fi! -f',-'Yi' ,. i J ii SAMUEL C, SHROM Industrial Rum My Guitar .... machines .... dancingP ?22 short ..,, hot rod... loves scliool2f 'Wdark hair .... tropical fish.. . . Dance Committee 11, 12. Z8 1 ' X V fnequefztly goes dancing, , .1 swimming .... skating .... plays 1 piano and organ .... likes Ronny , 5, , frequently seen with 'I Audrey .... xdislikes show offs . . , For Peteligaken. . . abhqgs shortnessl. . . Most likely to qucceedf 5 ' ' f Cree Qlub 10,115 125 Band 16, 11, 125 bismci Band 115 snare y ' , V' Band 115 Yearbook 11,125'Newspper 115 Candlelight ser- ' V I vice 10, 11, 123 Prom Committees 10, 11, 12: Jr. - Sr.IParty 1 5 4 , 115 sruddn Council 11, ouhly sand 12g,High scmmi ' J ' ' Accornp. 10, 11,125 Co mencement Accomp. 1 104l11. R 1 P ' I X , f 1 A I I ' DIANE SIMPERS , Academic , v!Deen ., 1 X I Future music teacher .... likesl green and white chevies ,,,. X N 1 1 A , IUAN SLATER Industrial Duke Plans to work at Sinclair .... enjoys hunting, fishing and base ball .... hot rod cars .... dislikes P, O. D, and writing English compositions. .w-A RUTH ELIZABETH STEEVER Homemakirig Betty Altar bound .... always hear her singing the Caisson Song . . . . likes working with the Bucks County Children's Aid. . . . collecting recipes. Fashion Show 10, 11, 125 Candlelight Service 11, 125 Glee Club 11, 125 Prom Committee 125 Play Committee 125 Dance Committee 125 Junior-Senior Party Committee 11. JOSEPH STEINMACKER Industrial ..Joe.. Sharp dresser .... Future plans-Sun Oil ,,,, hunting ,,,, fish- ing .... swimming .... Highland Gardens fan ,,,, quiet ,,,. neat. Stage Committee 11, 125 Prom Committee 12. BARBARA STEPHENSON Barb Always laughing .... red face .... law .... coaches actresses and actors '???? hardworker .... nice to know .... Walt .... Belaire fan .... friendly .... likes shorthand ???? the jingles of the band .... JOAN AUDREY SUTER Commercial Joni Easy on the eyes .... Vince .... P. O. fan .... good taste .... stylish ,,,, gets around a lot .... likes shorthand ???? .... fooled easily ,,,, three o'clock in the morning ,,,, cheer- leader .... neat, ,gabby .... adventurous, Cheerleading 11, 12g Drill Team 125 May Queen's Court 105 Treasurer of Senior Class 10, 11, 125 Corresponding Secre- tary of Student Council 125 Band 105 Yearbook 123 Candle- light Service 105 Prom Committee 11, 125 Dance Committee 10, ll, 125 Junior-Senior Party 115 Play Committee 11, . . . . financial whiz. girl 3 O Commercial DOLORES JOAN SULPIZIO Academic Dee Aims to be a nurse .... kitty cats .... Frankie Lane fan ,,,, sharp dresser .,,, wanna hear a joke .... Chub .... gar- dening ,,,, actress ???? majorette .... laughable .... Yo, you all right ,,,, talking in class falwaysj .... 3:00 a. m. Play 10,11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Newspaper 10,115 Yearbook 125 Chorus 11, 125 Candlelight Service 125 Student Council 115 Prom Committee 11, 125 Junior-Senior Party 115 Dance Committee 10, 11,12. HILDA WATSON Commercial Reds ' Small .... carefree .... Linwood fan, , , . very calm. . . . co- operative .... has male interests. . . . friendly .... carrot top DAWN WELCH General 5 Bob .,.. Fred Astaire .... Fords .... English .... Long Brown Hair .... Math, Class Click .... Seen with Floss, Doris, Shirley. 12, Fashion Show 11g Yearbook 125 Sr, Party 113 Prom Committee 115 ...'iL.i,xf-' -gt Q 1 'T1f '!'145 ', '- A , V LLOYD WELCH Lndustrial Dick Plans to be a draftsman and architect .... enjoys model plane building, stamps, drawing, and mouth organ ,,,, the Lone Ranger ?'???'? Band 12, Chorus 125 Dance Committees 12, JAMES Fi WHITE uhm.. A new arrival this year from Eddystone .... Intends to be a tool and dye maker .... likes working on cars .... has one special girl .... Seen with Zeke and workf 71 .... Knows Fords inside out ,,,, 31 Candlelight Service 10,113 Band 10, 11, 123 Basketball 11, Newspaper 111,115 Jr, - Dance Committees 10, 11,125 Play Committee 12, Play 11, BERNARD JOSEPH WHITE Academic Bernie Attend college .... always seen laughing ,,,, Fishing ,4,, Driving U16 Gl'66f1 HOUICF' .... Seen with Morse, Heinzie . . . . Dislikes being called Mister Peepers . . . .likes spa- ghetti .... Blonde Hair .... Cutie Pie . Yearbook 12, Student Council 12, Class Vice President 10, l1,12g Chi High News 115 Prom Committee 11,125 Play 12. Industrial Gary ,,,. Loves home- I 4.4, J JOHN WILSON Industrial aa JaCk 'G' Blond and blue eyed .... outdoor man ,,,, tall ,,,, crazy about Chemistry???? takes things lightly ..,. fun ,,,, can be seen almost any place .... nice looking, , , Q-----4? J' . I I . 5 A r BERNARD WILLSON Industrial 'Q W Doc I Sleeping beauty ,,,, found in Garden City .... chicken feed I .. . .fixing the hot rod. . . .Seen with Larry and Gary, , , ,ties I ' ., I and more ties, , , , likes sports, Q 2 Football 1o,ii. in It t ' ' I . ,J ' ' Q 4 X f 'Ms CARL WIMBLE General Ditty A. Typing speedster?? .... sports fan ,... crazy about home- work?? ,,,, always ready to help, , , ,sharp guy .... pink 4 1 . p 3' ss... AY SHIRLEY WIMBUSI-I Commercial Shirl Always loses her voice .... Seen with Viv ,,,, likes cooking, typing, and Peyton ,,,, holds long conversations ,... plans to get married ,,,, nice looking .... friendly. Newspaper 10, Jr, - Sr, Party Committee ll: YSHFIUOOR 12. 32 complexion .... cute .... popular .... 621531 gOiHg. Football 10, ll, 125 Baseball llg Basketball 10, ll, 12, If i RAYMOND WORRILOW Industrial ..Ray.. l-lot rod .... curly hair.. . .good worker .... seen with Bill . . . . friendly. . . . lots of fun. . . . crazy about school? Stage Committee 11,12. M , f xi gfllyk L LABERTA LAMMEY Co Bert Redhead ,,,, petite. . . . reserved .... future marital Warren! ! !! Ford convertible .... Media fan .... easy smile ...,Seen with Billie, , ,, 33 VALAIDA P. YOUNG Academic ..La.. Little girl .... plans to attend nursing school .... enjoys sewing .... painting and dancing ..., dislikes Latin .... can be seen at the Y in Chester. . .. Chorus 123 Newspaper 12, mmercial plans .... I2 ACADEMIC FIRST ROW: Valaida Young, Audrey Murphy, Diane Simpers, Mrs, Miller, Mr. Apichella, Patricia Mc- Intyre, Florence Getchell, Patricia Belmont, SEC- OND ROW: Bruce Moran, George DeMeglio, David Baugher, Bernard White, Dolores Sulpizio, Richard Aaron, Barry Latham, James Anderson, Robert Haines, THIRD ROW: Edward Davis, Thomas Cac- ciatore, Vito Jacona. 12 COM MERCIA L FIRST ROW: Rita Marantino, Pat Patterson, Mrs. Miller, Mr, Apichella, Nancy Jones, Joann Burdett, Joyce Ross, SECOND ROW: Shirley Buerkle, Lillian Palovitch, Carol Olver, Betty Jobes, Shirley Wim- bush, Hilda Watson, Vivian Derrickson, Wilhel- mina Bryant, Barbara Stephenson. THIRD ROW: Joan Boyle, Doris Crumbacker, Joan Savin, Ruby Ranson, Ronald Shoup, Joan Suter, Jill Ritchie, Harriet Shank, 12 INDUSTRIAL FIRST ROW: Harvey Hutton, James White, Lloyd Welch, Mrs, Miller, Mr, Apichella, Raymond Worrilow, Albert Lees. SECOND ROW: Bernard Willson, William Carlstrom, Joseph Steinmacher, Juan Slater, Samuel Shrom, Robert Kellet, William Roe, THIRD ROW: Edward Passick, Edward Powell, Richard Cassidy, Robert Rieck, John Wil- son, John Luzak. 12 GENERAL FIRST ROW: Dawn Welch, Mrs. Miller, Mr, Api- chella, Florence Godfrey, Doris Peters. SECOND ROW: Patricia North, Catherine Moore, Carl Wimble, Betty Steever. 6 Na. 1 Ulu P A V.f.-N:.Qy5.. ? 'ln' Ay., - A ' l il ,gs-X i.4.! :lt w 1' -on ,.. ,V I -Vs , , ,gtk v ,X . 4' , . .1 Q' 5 , f. H . V L ,L . ' ' -f - ' , ' s . I ,QT I .J 4. I. N ' - - 1-5 Ig - ' A- -1' ' I , A1 I f .t h A 1 A , ' 'X 3?-J-Y1 ! I , 1 . ,rw -, 'J , ,-, ,, - -' A 1- ,.' ---...IV , , . . J, .,- N . ' Q A k ,.: Q, n - tk: . ' 'Y ' ,' :,. ..3 f.'w,, , A V. ,v.v.,,-'r., .AJL'4,k?4,w fxgg. .J ,,,:.-im: A- 'QW' V , VIL- , 1 A ., , QV, Q Lsff 1 -i 9 v 7 AL,.5:,5X- '. wi- -1,1r,9.gqi5f.-3' g-, --f .2 ,Q ' ' ,, 4. . .1 . ' , , ' . ' ' - 'k i ' . 5 . 'f Hx , . , ,,.., 53.5 . . 1,4 , ...N '- ,-.FH yr, unior CEM C2l'Zf President . . David McNeil Vice-President . Leonard Ricci Secretary . . Angeline Durbano Treasurer . . Robert Hobbs N l Co-sponsors Lillian M. Barnett John Kazlo The Class of 1955 will soon Step up and become the seniors of Chichester High School. Under the leadership of Miss Marnett and Mr. Kazlo they hope to do a good job. 36 ll ACADEMIC FIRST ROW: Gurdann Norwood, John Lober, Sally Ann Penn, Robert Hobbs, Faye Morris, Mrs, Geno Christine Murray, Walter Nottle, Rita Russo, Len- ard Ricci, Leroy Whitaker. SECOND ROW: Minnie McNeil, Betty Lee Clark, Kathryn LaRue, Leilani Pilling, Pearl Warren, Lois Jean Dice, Betty Groce, Virginia Burke, Barbara Marshall, Carol Austin, William Pennington, THIRD ROW: Merle Lewis, Carl Bickling, Robert Sivick, Francis Peters, Anthony Costa, David McNeil, Morris DeFrank, Leslie Aaron, Jack Reynolds, Edward Pierce, Rocco Gaspari, Edward Holland. Yrtfx, V V N32 i -Gm ff. ll INDUSTRIAL SEATED: Harry Forrest, Ronald Prettyman, David Wolverson, George Austin, Mr, Mallozzi, Elwood Smale, William Boyle, Gilbert Twaddell, Leslie Goodchild. STANDING: Jesse Cloud, Fred Morri- son, James Miller, Louis Powell, William Murray Ronald Hoffman, John Timothy, John Walker, Frank Summers. ,1-19 ll X I 12 COMMERCIAL FIRST ROW: Shirley Morris, Joanne Bull, Judy Hillson, Jeannette Moore, Rita LaBrue, Mrs, Hoyer, Diane Guch, Betty Belmont, Janet Pierce, Leona Thawley, Joanne Sparks, SECOND ROW: Irene Campbell, Mary Carter, Dorothy Moore, Connie Smiggle, Barbara Howard, Marie Wholo- han, Nancy Wetzel, Edna Bridenbaugh, Marian Monroe, Judy Malcolm, Jeannette Shank. THIRD ROW: Barbara Kirlin, Rebecca McKenriey, Bar- bara Ebell, Nancy Fisher, Jack Cresswell, George Austin, Joan Pangborn, Ruth Hodges, , . Sec retary . Pre sident . Treasurer . . . Vice-Pre sident Co-sponsors . . XyW0M0,yI, 641:56 O Joan Wolverson Stephen Hughes Ronald Jones . Ralph Conte George Murr Louise Haig The sophomore class sincerely hopes that in addition to their own personal gains they may also contribute something to the betterment of Chichester. wp Ce,5 Jv l WML gawfi ,gf F 1 10-1 ' A V FIRST ROW: Joan Giger, Catherine Anton, Jac-7 queline Porter, Virginia Penn, Miss Haig, Mary- anne Cosgrove, Joan Evans, Ruth Hughes, Barbara Powell. SECOND ROW: Joseph Hinson, Alan Mader, Virginia Edenfield, Carol Bailey, Jeanne Lowe, Lois Luzak, Marie Giberson, Pearl Price, Judy Yeager, Edward Kurjack, Warren Williamson, THIRD ROW: Donald Minnich, Stephen Hughes, James Farris, Joseph Perkowski, Jerry Reeves, Da- vid Pierce, Ronald Jones, Donald Pitts, James Fleetwood, William Sheeky. '.f v x G-3 'W FN l, l . I, ti XX lb 1 :fu . ,VI-I . t 1 li l and K Q ll X . A- 41 J .V Q , I ! X if 1 L- X K ,-1 Q , 'X VV, X i gf, ,f f ' . Q.. , ' . ' 7' V ' K? ii K XY!! Vqfkrjyffarki' ' If f X , ' .1 l- g , . I -XFX, fl, 11, , . Q4 -'XXJ 'YC-g4,7 9,13 K 712 ' R ' . f' ' P-' F . ' F , C 7? A' A ' . 3 f I ,X AQ- -few K, K 1 , , ff, W 4 ' 7 'ff 'ff 'ff ',- 1 A r' f Y 1 ' Ji ' .1 X 'I f Q2 Y F? Kg' ff' fy K HL' '- if J if P C- X' K Nt. , XX -of fx f D if 2 W' as QP 4 1 f L X fd- V,-A ,K J- 5 f C! f,-Qs fiyj J O fflf'f7 V F iff af: ,JD ' 4,-Afbr uf 1455 39 4 ff? D ,-- F-Q D 'VA92 , it-P 1 '. fzf 10-2 f ,gf FIRST ROW: Doris Gray, Betty Ladoczky, Eielarme King, Albert Scott, Mr, Hartzell, Wayne Smith, ff Frieda Kates, Doris Cantwell, Gladys McGuire, SECOND ROW: Ralph Conte, Harry Yohe, Shirley Milnes, Barbara Howley, Reita Bumford, Pat Cas- sidy, Barbara Marshall, Robert Farris, Robert Parr THIRD ROW: Donald Dorman, Leonard Moore, Harold Comegys, Richard Giduck, Hubert Horne, John Warren, Clifton Seward. .-7' I .l , ff' F' if w V 55, F fl . , I .- . - 6,1 f 5 A, .Cy A -I .' ACL- yr ju I fj 10-3 FIRST ROW: Martha McGuire, Georgia Walker, Judy Lamplugh, Carol Green, Mrs, Hulme, Lucille Jackson, Dorothy Frickman, Sylvia Mosher, Eulah Baldridge. SECOND ROW: Samuel Coleman, David Welch, Louis Bender, Herbert Simpson, Patsy Kuehn, Elaine Sutton, Barbara Lyons, Ralph Van- Derveer, Robert Watson, David Young, Joe Pyror. THIRD ROW: Bob Weir, Bill Brauer, Gary Dodd, Donald Harris, Edward Hill, Joe Bradley, Marty Di Stefano. fo' Yi M17 H, ,np 1 ' C5 K .fl fm 1 U.-' Sf - x , jfs- Q, F weft 'YM l J fu-9 ' f 10-4 FIRST ROW: Sally Maccaroni, Jean Bowen, Doris Coleman, Shirley Wildermuth, Miss Little, Aileen Wohnus, Roberta Esslinger, Angeline Jacono, Janet Twaddell. SECOND ROW: Terry Dodson, William Laskowski, James Foltz, Barbara Carey, Christine Murray, Evelyn Jones, Barbara Inman, Joan Wol- verson, James Kozur, Joseph Hansen, Clark Mar- tin. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Nottle, Edward Shelton, Charles Pitts, Hueber Marshall, David Congleton, Ernest Taylor, Robert Kimball, James Sparks, David Robinson. 9-1 FIRST ROW: Janet Scott, Margaret Colson, Antoinette Hinson, Miss Clarke, Kathryn Berk, Barbara Dris- coll, Emma Peck, Frances Richardson, SECOND ROW: Stanley Lech, David Curry, David Brady, Kay Dulin, Barbara Coleman, Barbara Rich, John Borsos, Edwin Aaron, Claude Burr. THIRD ROW: Howard Nickle, James Sheeky, Morris DeFrank, Richard Bryant, Lawrence Dugan, William Iverson, Larry Huddle, Tommy Jones, Ernest Locke, Hugh Dutton. .2 9-2 FIRST ROW: Cora Coleman, Pat Nugent, Arlene Ritterson, Barbara Harris, Mrs, Variderslice, Betty Clark, Diane Millichap, Althea Walters, Gloria Posey, SECOND ROW: Robert Wilson, John Pre- zuiso, Jackie Osborne, Ruthann June, Phyllis Evans, Bernice Tribbett, Miriam Wall, Jerry Hol- den, Roger Williamson. THIRD ROW: Frank Albany Jerry Grady, Robert White, Doyle Pointer, Her- shey Irwin, Paul Gaster. FOURTH ROW: Charles Esbin, Albert Kardine, James Bradley, Robert Massey, Donald Beck, Howard McKim, Robert Quillen, Calvin Wooley, 9-4 FIRST ROW: Caroline Amato, Amy Tyler, Judith Scott, Eileen Chaplow, Eunice Chapman, Mr, Capriotti, Carol Hoffman, Elizabeth Junto, Ruth Womack, Nancy Robinson, May Mayer. SECOND ROW: James June, William Mixon, Gladys Jack- son, Janet Hipkins, Audrey Nugent, Dolores Evans, Thelma Williams, Shirley Hinson, Samuel Tyler, Elwood Robinson. THIRD ROW: Robert Gilbert, Robert Bogle, Robert Hill, Raymond Cordray, Syl- vanus Franklin, John Cernos, William Gorman, Walter Parker, Phillip Loveland, Richard Snow, 9-3 FIRST ROW: Wanda Hipkins, Shirley Lees, Lois Marantino, lsabellClark, Mr, Kazlo, Janet Ward, Juanita Worrell, Joann Walker, Carol Gar- vine. SECOND ROW: Richard Smale, Eugene Davis, Marlene Thorpe, Arlene Corter, Verdell Davis, Joyce Factor, Bonnie Short, Mary Stichter Betty D'Amico, Robert Moffett, Chester Field. THIRD ROW: Doyle Pointer, Douglas Simpson, Jerry Carlstrom, Joseph Samuels, Lotan Poore, Donald Rick, Theodore Arrington, Francis O'Berg, Jack Harris, Thomas Edward. 8-1 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Perkins, Carol Wooten, Kathryn McDonough, Judy Posey, Mrs, Cox, Irene Whitby, Mary Ann McClelland, ' Vivian Warren, Doris Dunlap, SECOND ROW, , LEFT TO RIGHT: Jervis Gwynn, Thomas Baker, i Galen Rinn, Margie Walz, Virginia Short, Loretta Perkowski, Orean Simones, Joan Robinson, Donald Nickle, Robert Snow, Norman Ritterson. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: William McNeil, Charles Calloway, Anthony DiCecco, William Bufkins, V Carl Page, Donald Miller, Armand Cardosa, Michael Ricci. f I I I . W , J, elk X f V. tl , f I X- . ' 'R ' J 5 , , Q I X 'tl' 8-2 FIRST ROW: Laura Hipkins, Maxine Revis, Fran- cis Krainz, Doris Phillips, JewelBromley, Susan Carr, Barbara Tnritt, Jean Houck, Joyce Pointer, SECOND ROW: Neil Wagner, Richard Durbano, Josette Prange, Laura Jones, Christine Hinson, Ann Frost, Virginia Covington, Donna Deveney, Gerald Dionne, Stephen Poore. THIRD ROW: Karl Kaminski, Robert Caramamico, George Carroll, Gary Green, John Moser, James Marshall, Russell Dowling, Dutton Peters, Norman Harris, Walter Ferguson. 8-4 FIRST ROW: Joan Robinson, Joyce Satterfield, Joanne Brooks, Alzira Lopes, Mr, Wojciechowski Linda Bail, Phyllis Brady, Cecelia Clara, Helen McGuire, SECOND ROW: Paul Bradley, William Marvain, Larry Durbano, Flora Wilson, Elaine Taylor, Judith Craven, Rose Russo, Sandy Outlar, Raymond Kennard, Milton McGuire. THIRD ROW: Ronald Ostant, Richard Scarcelli, Douglas Beck, Ronald Passick, Robert Moseley, Larry Biddle, Robert Baxter, Michael Jones. . ftiftigs-.,'f-uni? rl-3 FIRST ROW: Patricia Giduck, June Lees, Joanna McCoy, Virginia Morris, Mr. McNitt, Elizabeth Allen, Sofia Bohenek, Elaine Downer, Barbara Milnes. SECOND ROW: Jerry Bender, John James, Frances Elliott, Catherine White, Beverly Leake, Barbara Tolan, Elizabeth Roberts, Gertrude Lewis, William Jones, Robert Simmons, THIRD ROW: James Gatewood, Alfred McLeod, Fred Stein- macher, James Moore, Ronald Piecara, Wesley Lawrence, Louis Barrett, George Collins, Robert Krentz, Frederick Green. .13- f' sv 8-5 FIRST ROW: Loretta Tribbett, Ida Silvestri, Bea- trice Sammons, Jean McCarthy, Mr. Murr, Nancy Linn, Marie Baxter, Nancy Marshall, llclen Smith. SECOND ROW: Dino Rapposelli, Jesse Mc- Pherson, Allen Freeman, Geneva Thorpe, Beverly Davis, Mercedes Cgimbell, William Hintze, James Maloney, Clyde Byers, THIRD ROW: John Ottinger, Emelio Conte, Coley Bundick, Thomas Garrett, Ralph Whitfield, Ronald Twaddell, Ronald Schmidt, Lewis Burke, Lance Kulp, 7-1 FIRST ROW: Judy Grady, Betty Dionne, Emma Jenkins, Marlyn Ferry, Carol Taylor, Mrs, Tab- butt, Anne Perkins, Irene Rutter, Sandra Webster, Betty Simpkiss, Eleanor Smith, SECOND ROW: Samuel Faga, Howard Whitby, Christopher Dowl- ing, Susan Erwin, Jacqueline McDonough, Judith Clayton, Linda Whittaker, Lewis McGoniga1, Ed- ward Martin, Howard Reeves, THIRD ROW: George Watson, Raymond Umstead, Alvin Rittenhouse, Levi Pearson, August Kurjack, Walter Byrne, Edward Hayes, Robert Todd, Charles Hillson, Kenneth Haney, David Bates. 7-3 FIRST ROW: Dolores Bryant, Janet Reed, Verline White, Christine Nickle, Janet Alwine, Mrs, Smith, Jean Baker, Edna Reeves, Sandra Pierce, Barbara Poore, Jean Garrett, SECOND ROW: Robert Galbusera, Wayne Hill, Kitty Joos, Beverly Harris, Mary Mench, Dawn Lewis, Rosemary Jacono, Carol Perry, Louise Blank, Wayne Smith, Anthony Sylvester, THIRD ROW: Wallace Coleman, Minor Kates, Authur Zacharias, Robert Ross, Richard Gould, William Reed, Emlyn Jones, John Widlund, Clement Horne, Oliver Higgins, Leroy Zebley, George Carter, 7-2 FIRST ROW: Martha Bailiff, Jean Mannering, Marian Mann, Bonnie Moerk, Mrs. Schuchardt, Sydney Davies, Mae Harris, Jean Keeth, Charlotte Devine, SECOND ROW: Gary Scott, Charles Wolfe, Dorothy Kirkner, Bonnie Dias, Irene Ka- minsky, Nancy Bail, Julia Caramonica, Joan Moore, Janice Wasley, Carol Wohnus, Raymond Bell, Robert McLeod, THIRD ROW: Vincent Bohen- ek, Robert Ranson, George Hill, Thomas Morris, Edward Grover, Thomas Scully, Frank Schnaitman Lane Nelson, Alan Werts, William Bromley, Freddie Griggs, Kendall Chew. 5 A 7-5 FIRST ROW: Doris Freeman, Alease Newsome, Emily LaRue, Joann Warren, Miss Reilly, Peggy Tyner, Joyce Biddle, Thelma Briscoe, Geraldine Summers, SECOND ROW: Richard Johnson, Joan Gibbs, Donna Kirby, Linda Walsh, Edith Twad- dell, Barbara Prettyman, Leila Anderson, Barbara Hargraves, Racheal Tunaglio, EarlJester, John Palser. THIRD ROW: William Dooley, Harold Miller, John Hynson, William Conboy, William Davis, Robert Pryor, Charles Byrd, John Wholahan, William Maitland. gm. 7-4 FIRST ROW: Ann Kennerly, Gladys Burke, John Howard, Samuel Wanner, Marvin Hahn, Mr. Bart- lum, George Garrett, George Trice, Alfred Riberio Karen McClelland, Jeffery Robinson. SECOND ROW: William Steele, Charles Green, James Kill- ian, Peter Ladoczky, Melvin Tyler, Sandra Hollis, Sandra Bryant, Betsy Narvell, Dale Sweet, James Evans. THIRD ROW: Earl Shank, Arthur Hoffman, Raymond Abbott, Sarah Johns, Claire Titus, Faith Connolly, Helen Riley, Mary Posey, Darlene Cordray, Nancy Stokely, Louise Costa. 7-6 Christine Palmer, Phyllis Bland, Carol Lee Scone, Mary Bower, Maryetta Granger, Mr. Nugent, Nancy Harvey, Dorothy Newlin, Shirley Palmer, Barbara Miller. SECOND ROW: James Tutlo, David Laury, Nathaniel Davis, William Clendening, Barbara Gleave, Jeannette Mathews, Carol Lujack, Michael Firgone, Donald Getchell, Harry Fulton, THIRD ROW: George Stockman, Aaron Elliot, Howard Gutridge, Fitz Crosby, Raymond Murray, William Hulton, Delano Slater, Milton Chapman, Robert Carroll. Soi! 'A Jah-Q As usual, our Scott's Hi-Q team competed in three meets this year. The team got a good start but to no avail for our next two meets proved to be liabilities more than assets. We greatly feel that our future will be much brighter and better organized underMr. Hutchison's guidance. The above photo was taken after our first meet. The members from Chichester are seated in the center behind the name cards. They are LEFT TO RIGHT: David Bau her, Richard Aaron, Leilani Pilling, and Audrey Murphy. Missing grom the photo, but very active, were John Lober and our advisor, Mr. Hutchison. Q! Wm lg Richard Aaron learns procedure - of the payroll department. V James Anderson assumes his David Baugher attempts to position for the day. master his job for the day. On October 13, 1953, three boys were chosen to represent our school on a tour and guided program sponsored by the Sun Oil Company. These boys, Richard Aaron, James nderson, and David Baugher, were given a brief education in the refining process, and the by-products of petroleum. :BNIB my RWM M1 Q W QM iiigil W x fi ff Z z f 5 ? Z Q 2 ll ll 48 Q q f.- O 'A O ,, o P 1 :Q B 5 1' 4,7 Q i- - ifffT? ? ig V ' 3-K-ri, tgig- :-' 1431, X ' ze 525, f 4 ' . Kx W , v . Q , X , , ,, K .x ,t Z 1 g , x f 5, f . 4. . 7 ' , ' x . X , N , - V v ' ' Q -4 , V -, -, '4'1A. '! . gh . X j .. v 'ff , . r Q A . -VW N ' X A I we ,A M 1. 'ks T55 9-2,1 6 A . W r T5 sf... ,f ' K 1 x -if ff, 419' X,-S, X,. .,4 ' 1. Y - 5 Lf .,,a-4, A- - gD AEA-4 : . an iw- - f fum, ,.-.X M. ..r- 4 .-4? o ,,.-, nr-+ 1-sw W' Home E Cgno W' ,gf mics A.-v f Q f 5 -' ff f ,f, S clas Spoo Th Home Economic s Apartment ' A: ,. FTS. ...f- an A, x. y . . .Q A ry, ..o'.4,,.1 2 'xchen nomics KX CO Home E Metal Shop Sc Wo 05 Shop fence R 00117 Typing R Ogrh Cafeteria - 1, -J f Art ROQYU Chi Nook Main Office Toward the end of September, the Eagle Staff began to work on the annual. With an able advisor and a co- operative staff much progress was soon achieved. This yearbook is full of many happy events which oc curred during our first and last year in the new high school. We, the seniors of this yearbook staff, wish to thank everyone who co-operated with us. We sincerely extend to the underclassmen, who will eventually become a part of a yearbook staff, much success. Co-editors, Diane Sirnrnpers, Richard Aaron Business Manager, Audrey Murphy The pr1mary a1m of the Student Counc1l 1S to promote good c1t1zensh1p and leadersh1p tra1n1ng It farn1l1ar1zes the student w1th our democrat1c system soc1ety and g1ves respons1b1l1ty by allowmg the students to part1c1pate mn the government of the school real1z1ng however that a.uthor1ty 1S delegated from the adm1n1strat1on Durlng the f1rst year 1n the new school the Student Counc1l made some changes 1n 1ts Const1tut1on to f1t the needs of the new school Durmg a ' Scotts I Q qu1z rad1o program held 1n our school the Student COUDCII served as host to the contestants at a tea Dur1ng the year the Student Counc1l provlded hall momtors and are now attemptlng to provlde muslc 1n the cafeterla durlng lunch Our pres1dent R1chard Aaron made a speech at the Corner Stone Laymg of our new school whlle other members a1ded the local pol1ce to park cars at var1ous school aCt1V1t18S Our other offlcers of the counc11th1s year were as follows Robert Hobbs VICS Pres1dent Le1lan1 P1ll1ng Record1ng Secretary Jeannette Shank Correspondnmg Secretary and Joan Suter Treasurer xS?ll6!2flf 601,016 L SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT J Hlllson S Hughes R Aaron R Hobbs J Suter Nil' Kazlo J Shank L P1ll1ng N Jones W Bryant STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT B Lyons R Cordray R Conte D Beck T Sculley R VanDerveer I Evans B Moran F Green D Moore B Whlte M McClelland J Creswell J Sheeky E Conte A Iacona J Wolverson J Kraven C Cammskl C Lujack L Megomcal R Ross 57 . ... ... . . of Y 8 1 ' I Y s . ' 9 . O I E , lr ' - , :.' .. .. .- .- .'. .. .-AA. . , . . , 1, ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. l- ju pf ya U' ll ' I' I' I' ,. ,. ,. ,. ' 4,. V ,. ',. . 2 Laziest Carl Wimble, Roberta Bumford Edward Passick, Florence Getchell Most Athletic I 4 Class blown William Roe, Roberta Buniford Ckoice Most Popular Richard Aaron, Florence Godfrey Best Dressed Bruce Moran, Delores Sulpizio David Ballghef. DHWU Welch Richard Aaron, Patricia Mclntyre Most Talented Best All Round .rf mfg Inf? enior f7A .SZ ff Cast and Techmal Staff CAST Anna Mason Mary Harrls Dorothy Merr1l1 Professor Vorheese Bob Demarest Jerry Brownell Dr Steve Tolrnan Capta1n Vernon Allenby Harry Alsmng The Skull ixaxxg Jerry Here lt 15 Captam Delores Su1p1z1o Nancy Jones L1111an Palov1tch Dav1d Baugher W1111arn Roe Bruce Moran Bernard Whmte Rmchard Aaron Robert Ha1nes 79997 s..--f-I --11 Prof, Mvrln-csc: Listcm Tin-y'rc Here! 60 Prof, Vorhccsw: Even I may be next Wag Q-f'i, !-I --Q W. 4 Capt. Allenby: DoI1't you lie to me The Seniors of 54 - staged a mystery as their class play. It was given Friday evening, November 20. Mrs. Schuhardt, fac- ulty director of the play, worked hard with the cast, I7 ' i 1 1 -3. X X I - 1 ,. Mrs, Harris:AAAAAAAlllll1!!! and together they produced a performance enjoyed by all who saw it, It was the first play to be given on the new stage, and a better choice could not have been made. .-Kuna: Geoffrey, Geoffrey Dorothy: Yes, yes, lhear 5'-Ju. ' stage and 'l1ft?zr1na. staff a Qasacke, we dixenj , a mg, ax oovoaXX ox 'oasXae,0oaXX gaqnes sung an assemb xg ox Xxx an mon oi rhxs 'Sum ?ow4 co6 am suxdem chxecxox Hosesxce, Go an 'oo x ox x s asckxxwg, and QXMXQXQ, a'oXYxvg, The 6 ea s ax an ioovozm ames, ui sc'0ooX and oxkxex scXxooXs. xx man ouxsxandxwgbaodqxows. Xeadexgikkg oi out ss? Y:-,-w M Bars' F Hd Diirwood ector 'K The instr able Umenlal program at Ciyienester bas a to devote full time to ine instrument instrument nas one group lesson a periods are during their st to ba ve small gro e to F10rentCDi rec den stu dvanced is year lviln Mrs, Forwood bein al work, Ea on band member or person pl ' week and many practice periods. The les udy periods. It is surly a tnrzil for the futu up instruction as well as their practice pe ' 8 e?,Vl17 sons re m ' riods, g an and practice USICILQUS of C77 ' 9 U7 iclzester i-1-1 - COL, Mal' LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Belmont, Pat Patterson, Harriet Shank, JoAnn Burdett, Betty Jobes Diane Guch, Jeannette Shank. The front line of our band consists of seven beaming personalities. They are our color guards with Pat Belmont as their sergeant. They are hard working girls and have attained precision in timing and stamina while drilling. Most of these girls have been with the band from its start. From the very beginning they took their positions to heart and have held them there ever since. 41--'eff 1'-Ill-1 Color guards brush up on their marching precision. SPORTS IN SEASON Mr. Apichella, G. DeMeglio, J. Lober, J. Timothy, T. Cacciatore. R. Haines, M. DeFrank, E. Passick, I. Pryor, L. Ricci, D. Harris, D. McNeil, S. Hughes C. Bickling, F. Peters, E. Taylor, R, Conte, J. Rey- nolds, J. Fleetwood, R. Jones, A. Costa, L. Bender, D. Welch, H. Simpson, J. Hinson, R. Gaspari, C. Pitts, C. Wimble, F. Summers, J. Walker, J. Farris, H. Comegys, R. Cassidy, R. Hoffman. STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Kazlo, R, Snow, R. Hill, N. Stokley, E. Chaplow, R. Kimball, V. Davis, N. Chance, R. Smale, E. Aaron, R. Ross. HOME EC. Mrs. Hoyer, M. Carter, M. Wagner, R. Womack, N, Robinson, S. Hinson, M. McGuire, L. Lammey, J. Garrett, M. Jones, H. Long, P. Schofield, L. Lamplugh, A, Nugent, S. Hinson, M. McNeal, M, Campbell, I, Campbell, V. Young, V. Adams, V. Sharpless. LIBRARY Miss Keller, C. Martin, V, White, C. Nickle, E. Smith, J. McDrvnvugh, C. Devine, A. Hoffman, E. Martin, T. Morris, G. Watson, J. McCarthy, J. Pointer, D. Dunlap, M, McClelland, L. Per- kowski, K. McDonough, G. Posey, E. Peck, P. Evans, R. June, W. Hill, B. Tribbett, D. Bryant, B. Evans, L. Tribbett, F. Krainz, M. Marin. ,-,,f gy Z ' Ns, L, ., fi ,' 'Ks v 5 BANKING AND STORE Mrs. Hulme, Marion Munro, Ruth Hodges. TRI HI-Y Mrs, Geno, H. McGuire, M. Colson, S. Bohenek dermurh. R. Bumford, B, Powell, C. Murray, J, Matthews, C. Anton, C. Perry. J. Giger, J. Gibbs, B. Harris, J. Alwine, S. Wil- Mr. Wojciechowski, R. Bell, G. Stockman, W. Dooley, M, McGuire, M. Kates, J. Reeves, M. DiStefano, C, Wimble, R, Cassidy, R. Rieck, M. Chapman. ART Mrs. Tabbutt, R. Haines, C. Moore, E. Steever, L 2 -2 Powell, J. Bradley, J, Kozur, A. Mader, F. Morris B. Kirlin, G. McGuire, F, Albany, J. Harris, F. O'berg, M. Wall, E. Downer, A. McLeod, J. Prange, R. Baxter, B. Tolan, W. Clendening, W. Hulton, R. Jacona, K. Ions, J. Palser. -v If 1. GRAPHIC ARTS Mr. Mallozzi, J. Borsos, G. Davis, W. Mixon, W. Parker, H. Horne, R. Prettyman, T. Jones. SERVICE VISUAL AIDS Mr. McNitr, W. Carlstrom, J. Carlstrom, R. Whit- field, L, Poore, R. Moffett, J. Hansen, A. Scott, A. Lees, R. Wilson, D. Pointer, C. Byers, A. Herd, J. James, W, jones, E. Thomas, R. Galbusera, F. Griggs, R. McLeod, M, Lewis, L. Aaron, C. IVOIIC, TYPING J' it Miss Haig, D. Evans, T. Williams, P. North, A. Tyler, P. Warren, V, Burke, K. LaRue, D. Wolverson, T. Dodson, J. White. XY BATON Mr. Bartlum, J. Moore, G. Burke, L. Blank, D. Phillips, I. Whitby, M. Riley, M. Mayer, B. Har ris, B. Clark, J. Scott, E. Junto, L. Richardson, R. LaBrue, B. D'Amico, J. Craven. ATHLETICS IN SEASON Eighth and Ninth Mr. Kalickman, S. Tyler, B. White, N. Harris, R. Caramanico, T. Baker, A. DiCecco, J. Mc- Pherson, S. Franklin, E. Robinson, T. Sculley, B. Quillen, B. Gorman, W. McNeil, F. Schnait man, L. Barrett, D. Miller, L, Durbano, J. Prezuiso, R. Durbano, D. Rieck, J, Cernos, D. Sommers, A. Kardine, A. Cardoso, M. Ricci, E. Conte, D. Beck, J. Sheeky, G, Gwynn, S. Lech, DRAMA TICS Mrs, Schuchardt, J. Factor, M, Bailiff, P. Price, L. Luzak, S. Irvin, J. Gayle, I, Silvestri, J. Caramanico, F. Werts, M. Ferry, N. Bail, C. Wooten, M, Walz, S. Newlin, F. Connolly, I. Clayton, B, Reed, N. Marshall. SCIENCE Miss Little, J, Moser, W. Ferguson, D. Bates, B, Sheeky, E. Holland, W. Boyle, K. Chew, W. Wil- liamson, F. Steinmacher, W. Bromley. J. Grady, C. Esbin, W. Coleman, G. Green, D. Peters, W. Iverson, C. Horne, G. Rim, W, Smith, W. Con- boy, R. Sivick, W. Laskowski, C. Hillson, E. Kur- jack, J. Howard, B. Steele, P. Ladoczky, L, Megonigal. CRAFT Mr. Jacoby, L. Moore, R. Weir, J. Cloud, D, Congleton, G, Carroll, R. Worrilow, W. Burkins, W, Brauer, R, Krentz, J, Warren, R, Carroll, R. VanDerveer, E. Hill, H. Hutton, J. Foltz, J, Slater, R. Dowling. JUNIOR RED CROSS Miss Clarke, A, Sylvester, J, Whelan, O. Higgins. GLEE CLUB Mrs. Vanderslice, C. Bailey, J. Baker, E. Briden- baugh, E. Chapman, A. Cortex, L. Costa, S. Davies B. Dias, K. Dulin, C. Garvin, C. Green, D. Guch. M, Harris, J, Hipkins, B, Inman, B. Jobes, B. Rich, P. Kuehn, J. Lamplugh, B. Lyons, J, Ward, S. Milnes, S, Mosher, A, Newsome, J, Osborne, J. Pangborn, P. Patterson, B. Poore, J. Porter, A. Patterson, J. Satterfield, H. Shank, B, Short, A. Shoup, M. Stichter, E. Sutton, R. Tungalio, J. Twaddell, G. Walker, A. Walters, F. Wilson, B, Prettyman, B. Ebell, NEWSPAPER Mr, Murr, Miss Murphy, A. Lopes, J. Shank, B. Durbano, R. Snow, J, Scott, J. Lees, A. Freeman, J. Bradley, P. Gaster, I. Worrell, L. Marantino, G. Jackson, D. Gary, J. Wolverson, F. Richardson, G. Norwood, L. Pilling, M. Riley, J. Sparks, F. Kates, B. Narvel, M. Giberson, R. Russo, S. Outlar, J. Hillson, N. Fisher, R. Williamson, S. Penn, L. Dugan, L. Whittaker, C. Field, J. Robinson. YEARBOOK Mr. Capriotti, J. Ross, R. Aaron, D. Simpers, A. Murphy, B. White, B. Latham, B. Moran, J. Ander- son, E. Davis, D. Sulpizio, J, Boyle, J, Creswell, Mrs. Miller, J. Wilson, J. Ritchie, R. Ranson, R, Kellet, L. Palovitch, S. Burkle, N. Jones, V. Der- rickson, S. Wimbush, G. DeMeglio, T. Cacciatore J. Suter, D. Peters, D. Welch. ATHLETICS IN SEASON SEVENTH AND EIGHTH Mr. Stecyk, M. Firgone, R. Pryor, T. Greene, N. Davis, C. Byrd, J. Hynson, R. Simmons, R. Dowling, R. Twaddell, D. Getchell, G. Dionne, N. Wagner, J. Maloney, J. Powell, R, Schmidt, R. Murray, C. Page, J. Ottinger, A. Zacharias, R. Moseley, J. Wholohan, J. Chivalette, D. Rapposelli, C. Bundick, L. Kulp. BAND Mrs. Forwood, W, Roe, D, Robinson, E, Jones, N. Jones J, Marshall, F, Green, W, Hintze, I. Mannering, S, Pierce, C. Whonus, J. Percowski, B. Roberts, l-l. Perkins, R. Todd, L. Dice, B. Stephenson, L. Welch, W. Byrne, E. Jester, B. Moerk, I. Rutter, H. Nickle, B. Belmont, A. Perkins, A. Rittenhouse, J. Robin- son, G. Austin, D. Baugher, C. Burns, J. Ranson, C. Titus, D. Cantwell, A. Shoup, D. Crumbacker, B. Hobbs. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Palmer, T. Briscos, S. Johns, W. Pennington, F. Godfrey, I, Clark, P. McIntyre, R. Hughes, B. Driscoll, D. Moore, V. Morris. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Summer, B. Miller, P. Bland, J. Robinson, B. Coleman, C, Clara, P. Nugent, D, Millichap, P. Brady, J, Brooks, A. Hinson, D. Freedman, B. Hardgray, M. Nugent. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R, Gilbert, R, Ostant,P, Bradley, G. Thorpe, S. Palmer, M, Granger, N. Harvey, H. Smith, M. Posey, A. Zebley, A Riberio. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Seward, P. Loveland, D. Beck, L. Saddler, T. Arrington, J, Samuels, R. Kennard. FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Giduck, R. Scarcelli, P. Logue, J. Green, R. Passick, M. Jones, J. Sparks, D. Pierce, L, Biddle K, Nottle, W. Davis, H. Nickles. SIXTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Bender, M. DeFrank, J. Widlund, C. Green, J. Killian, M. Hahn, J. Evans, R. Abbott, D. Nickle, E. Hayes, C. Dowling, S. Faga, H. Whitby, M. Tyler, We reserve this space in our yearbook in order to give our thanks to the Anthony Studios for their kind co-operation and punctuality in helping us to produce this volume. We believe that their work is of the finest quality and this work combined with their reasonable rates has certainly been an asset to the Senior Class. 73 Our band was graced T this year with the addition of our already popular drill team. Starting anew, these girls very quickly attained the precision and cooperation neces- sary for proper function of such an organization. They were directed by the student sergeant Vivian Derrickson, who was ably assisted by student Rita Russo. These two cooperating with Miss Barnett were responsible for this inspiring organization. lllllll HAIVI BIZLUW, RIGHT TO LEFT: Rita Marantino, Rat Mclntyre, Florence Getchcil, Ruth liiigiit-s, Yivian Derrickson, Rita Russo, Joan Wniverson, Joan Suter, Barbara Linn, Cami Austin, Nancy Wetzci, Pearl War- ren, Betty Lee fflark, Leona Tliawlcy. -....---- -,' 4, mlm.-was ,,,, hmmm 1 H--m igj 'Wi 'I Zhjjrmamluovivilg rgummnnummiwluln g-.--anmmaumnnpubll-X, 4. Dl1QuZllJC'kVliVil-' imxrxnm.-minus: '-in ai31mul6.vnmvngo.:'lrwIlll -.,., .g-fr.-fmvluanazi-Pau --, ,,,,, ,,,,:, Q,-4,-quuanuni -vnu :census an-stlnmlnncvhnn ,-,.,-. .Q ..-H, --f franmf. ilu'- vtinvonu I '1W ,- --.,,,1,-, .,.-,.,,1,ffq .n.un:w ' -m13u4'nnnunnfu rvuhxl' nmuizmvs-autism um- 1. -1 au-. 9-1 :vn- .fi .Ji gf- 1-,.....ff -I Q .4 :rx ef- . .- fi - w. g .. iwQY'5'f,?l2?'3w:, .H 'fe ,Wag ,.,:fgH,-5-R Q ye .-.- :,.'-Tiff, T 'f nw-s:v.faf:iii15ffzQ-asa sr , The drill team maneuvers. GRADUATING SENIOR5, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Marantino, Pat Mclmyre, Joan Suter, Vivian Derrickson, Florence Getcliell. IIHHRHAIIIRS A familiar sight at most of our activities at the school this year has been the Chichester Cheerleaders. This group of girls, full of vigor and vitality, cheer- ed our boys on at all football and basketball games throughout the year. The smoothness and the precision of both groups, especially the drill team, is the result of much time and energy spent in practice. , 1 f ,M iam .Av E r ,..:.g 1 -4 WX-LSNQN qf '-A-1,-..z...,,,M gum ' 2 .pv- ' , V, , -- mu- ,M .w . ,, , VA., A A , ,A f T . -15 .- ,M Q ,, .M V -1 ,-1-fa ,J .H .0 f ' ' MW- M . A' ' ww' , -W ., n -Wt' -f' ' - '. , . , 1 M' '-L ,mmf 5 Alufrffz- 'H ,. , f ' f - 1 . A . ,uw ' FOR WHEN THE ONE GREAT SCORER COMES TO WRITE AGAINST YOUR NAME, HE MARKS ----- NOT THAT YOU WON OR LOST--- BUT HOW YOU PLAY THE GAME ..... Grantland Rice ...aaigh JAR? 517 W James A McN1rt Emil Stecyk John Kazlo C The Class of '54 wishes to express its appreciation to the Athletic Staff or the splendid job that they have done, not only for the senior class but for the entire school. 'gi Robert I 5 , , 5 in fx' wzzbziwteiff. ,,ggziigagfgasgsgziiiffl , .0 ..v'-y' ,,-.1:3:1.'.-' ' 1 QI, 0. , 50, ,I 'ft 'IQ 0 f f :'a':.':'t ' L . x 's'o,0.'4 ' x 3 'I-,..-3 . ig-651.7 77 R 3 BOTTOM ROW John Lober Louis Bender Lenard Ricci Richard Giduck Robert Hobbs Morris DeFrank John Reynolds Ralph Conte Herbert Simpson Donald Dorman Joseph l-Iinson Mr Aprchella coach CENTER ROW John Walker David McNeill Gary Dodd Rocco Gasperi John Timothy Edward Passrck George DeMegl1o Francis Peters Joseph Pryor Frank Summers Harold Comegys Ernest Taylor LAST ROW Mr Kazlo coach George Austin Anthony Costa Thomas Cacclatore James Ferris Richard Cassidy Ronald Jones Ronald Hoffman Stephen Hughes Carl Bickling John Cresswell manager Clflf Cl OMC 0l,Ul'l The 1953 football season saw the Eagles led by Coaches Apichella and Kazlo finish a mediocre season with a heart- breaking contest at Lansdowne. The maroon and gray were led by four seniors and an array of underclassmen in their 1953 gridiron appearances. Tasting defeat in their two opening games. the Eagles came back to romp over Prospect Park. The offensive squad showed their ability to score. In the next three games, the handicap that had marked the team from the beginning, lack of experience, took its toll. Clifton Heights, Eddystone, and Nether Providence defeated our stubborn Eagles, Inspired by the inter-school trophy given by our supe rvising principal Mr. Richards, the maroon and gray triumphed over a hard fighting Glen Nor team to bring back the first keg of that inter-school trophy. A more fitting climax to the season minutes the Lords knew they were in for a rough after- noon. Allin all. the season can not be called unsuccessful. For in sports as in life, it is not the score that counts but how the game was played. 78 9 .f,n-1 Jdfwayd air 1 I 7' W pfay 34,331 ...fr 'L 4 W ' Q! 'Lg 4 tg K ' x 1 ff 2 ' ' QX, , I ' '. 1 - ,,,.f 5' if ,iw F4 ' 'Y in sm? ' 1: ,nz FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Cacciatore, A. Costa, C. Bickling, F. Peters, F. Summers, S. Hughes, G. DeMeglio. STANDING: H. Comegys, M. DeFrank, E. Passick, I. Reynolds, L. Ricci. 0 Hilde' 3941150 The offensive team performed very well considering the inexperience of almost all of the boys. With an injury to Eddie Passick that kept him on the sidelines almost all of the time, the offense slowed up considerably. Defensively the team was stronger with such stalwarts as Tom Cacciatore, Carl Bickling, Anthony Costa, and George DeMeg1io leading the way. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Timothy, J. Ferris, G. Austin, R. Giduck, D. McNeil, R. Hoffman, R. Conte. STANDING R. Hobbs, R. Cassidy, J. Pryor, J. Hinson. ' AE 'Q Q X . FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Cartier, R. Schmidt, S. Lech, M. Ricci, R. Durbano, J. Sheeky, D. Brady, G. Garrett, D. Curry, B. Hintz. SECOND ROW: D. Miller, A. Cardozza, J. Bender, N. Harris, C. Calloway, A. Kardine, H. Dutton, P. Gaster F. Greene, R. Snow, D. Beck. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stecyk, A. DiCecco, M. Jones, Mr. Nugent, W. Lawrence, J. Prezuiso, D. Rieck, L. Durbano, M. Fergone, S. Tyker, L. Barret, B. Holton, Mr. Zitnick. unior joofgaf Fo Jall developes a keen, competitive spirit and a sense of responsibility with a practice of good sportsmanship among individuals who play the game. The team lost 3 games, but from these the members developed and learned the fundamentals of football. The fact that one must play as part of a team and not as an individual and the value of physical conditioning were learned by each member of the squad. Starting our campaign in tremendous fashion, we began with 72 gridiron hopefuls. After two hard weeks, the squad was reduced considerably, and as the season neared completion, our squad numbered 20. We sincerely hope that in the future our varsity will benefit strongly from the junior high team. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Rieck, D. Beck, S. Tyler, A. Kardine, P. Gaster, W. Lawrence, J. Prezuiso. BACK ROW: D. Curry, R. Schmidt, J. Sheedy, R. Durbano. 'Y' 1- F' 9 4- .w- df.: -new V., KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Lowe, A. Durbano, P. Belmont, P. Mclntyru, F. Getchell, B. Belmont, J. Pierce, E. Bridenbaugh. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Godfrey, L. Thawley, V. Derrickson, N. Wetzel, C. Austin, Miss Barnett, L. Pilling, P, Warren, D. Welch, D. Peters. MISSING FROM PHOTO: N. Jones. These girls carried the name of Chichester to many schools. With them always went a show of good sportsmanship. The season, though not an undefeated one, was one the team and their followers will always remember for many other reasons. Jan Pierce was the high scorer of the season with Florence Getchell coming with second high. Florence Godfrey managed the girls and saw to their many needs and took care of their planning troubles. As a whole the team put quite a mark in the records of Chichester's sports album LEFT TO RIGHT: P. McIntyre, N. Wetzel, C. Austin, F. Getchell, J. Pierce, P. Warren. KNEELING 'Nfl 1 ,,. g -.., ,J V , LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Russo, B. Clark, B. L. Clark, Maramlllu, CQ. Bailey, 5. l.ccS. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT Hinson, S. Chichester Chichester Chichester Chichester Chichester Chiche ster Chichester Morris, J, Sparks, J. Yeager, l. Clark. Darby Clifton Heights Claymont Claymont Eddystone Ridley Township Nether Providence ,1- 'D W, Hipkins, M. Walls, S. Buerlxl gD. fxlillir-hap, P. Nugent, E. Jo 24 48 41 21 37 40 37 GlL4DL'ATING srxroris. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: P Belmont, F. Gcrchell, P. Mclnryre, X, Dcrrrcksori snxorxc, LEFT TU RIGHT: D, Welch, D, Pr-ters, F. Godfrey, S. BUufklr. Nllbslfb FROM PICT URI: N, jones 6? 8 11 17 8 15 19 22 27 29 Sprrngfreld 2 5 12 16 19 26 means Sectron IV league DeFrank game All games at 7 p m except Wrlmrngton Frlends at 3 30 p. m STANDING Mr Aprchella Ralph Conte James Mlller John Walker Bruce Moran Ernest Taylor Ronald Jones Stephen Hughes Davld Robrnson Manager bEATED Joseph Hlnson Wrlllam bheeky Herbert Srmpson Cllfton Seward John Reynolds Louls Bender Francxs O berg en iam' lgoafer That -145970 H projector! ! !! 1 ,,, Monday morning blues! !! Not another class already! itxrsxi n...M- fl Q These are Secretaries? 7 ? ? ? em!!!!! Oh, for a day off! L94 That's part of it .... The brush benders! 1 Fun, s1'? ?? ,ln Mo rning roundup. Hey Moose, what'S going on? ? ? ? Look Ma, no fingers! !! !! f H a , A nl 6, od!!!! !!!!!! ' Looking studious .... How ya figure? '? '? '? '? '? '? X Choppin' up the Chow . Shakespeare was never like this. Ma Kettle' Better half of Class 5 ,Q 'vw f ..,.,,,,.... W H., 1.1 su xg ' N4 Relaxmg 1n the Gym' ' ' ' Speed demons! ! !! E 1... i Mid-day gobb1ers! gif 41 B1 ' f 2-5 sT '5e1 f Ill A IIIISIAMI We the Class of 54 belng rn our rtght mrnd do bequeath and bequtt leave gtve and get rtd of the followrng to tl1e followrng Pat Belmont leave my slrmness to Leona Thavvley Shrrley Buerkle leave my gab sessrons to Dotsy Moore Pat McIntyre leave my abrlrty to stay rn every ntght to anyone who can stand rt Catherrne Moore leave my nolsy ways to Connte Smtggle Audrey Murphy leave my rntellrgence to John Ttmothy Pat North leave my trrps up state to anyone who has a car good enough to make tt Joan Boyle leave my letters to the U S Army to any Patrtottc Juntor Drane Srmpers leave my level mrnded drrvrng to Lerlanr Ptlllng Dee Sulprzro leave to fmd Geoffreyl Joan Suter leave my htps to my favortte Mrs Mrller Dawn Welch leave my admlratton for a certatn P O D teacher to Morrts DeFrank Harrret Shank leave my gun to an one wrth enough ambttron to carry rt Ruby Ranson leave my skatlng abt tty to anyone who can take the sptlls Joan Savrn leave my studrous ways to Walter Nottle Carol Olver leave my arttstrc abrlrty to Anthony Costa Barbara Stephenson leave my fun tn the gang shower to any mlschtevrous gtrl L1ll1an Palovttch leave my gym locker to anyone who can get tt open Vrvtan Derrrckson leave my way wlth people to Betty Lee Clark Shrrle Wrmbush leave m drrnples to Irene Campbell Valar a Young leave my asketball scormg abrltty to Jan Pxerce Rlta Marantlno leave my hetght to Barbara Ltnn Joyce Ross leave Joan s coustn Btll to anyone who can handle htm Pat Patterson leave my bottle of peroxrde to Jeannette Shank Dorts Crumbacker leave Dave Congleton two more ears before reachmg thrs potnt Nancy Jones leave my love for black hatr to Joan olverson Htlda Watson leave my femrntne votce to Rtta Russo Bett Jobes leave to get marrred Jrll rtchte leave my hysterrcal gr gle to Dtane Guch B1ll1e Bryant leave school wrth Bruce Pudgy Burdett leave wtth a stgh of reltefl Florence Godfrey leave my gold unrform to Jack Cresswell Dorts Peters leave my baton to go wtth the gold unrform Bernte Mr Peepers Whlte leave for T V Dave Baugher leave my harr to Mr McN1tt Rlchard Aaron leave my way wrth grrls to Merle Lewrs Barry Latham leave my shrrts from Mars to anyone who can stand them Bruce Moran leave my popular records to Gary Parks James Anderson leave my s eedy ways to Louts Powell Eddte Davrs leave the push room to Mrs Hulme Harvey Hutton leave my Jrtterbug rng ways to Jack Lober Albert Lees leave my hetght to Jo n Cernos John Luzak leave my sharp leopard skrn shtrt to Lenny Rrccr Edward Powell leave my automatte mrlkers to Ralph Conte Samuel Shrom leave my rattle trap to Lots Jean Dtce Juan Slater leave my allrgator farm to anyone who wtll take rt Joseph Sternmacher leave to catch the next bus to Htghland Gardens Thomas Caccratore leave my curly lot ks to Harry Forest Robert Rteck leave my daddy long legs to Bobby Hobbs George DeMe 110 leave my Thursday spaghettr spots to John Prezurso Dttches the ad Kellet leave my battrng average to Babe Durbano Vrto Jacona leave my brarns to Dave McNe1l Dltt Wtmble leave my Chem Clrque to any playful Juntor Wtl lam Carlstrom, leave my old Studebaker to anybody who can afford tow servrce Richard Cassrdy leave my sharp teeth to a local saw mlll John Wtlson leave to vrstt my Uncle Sam Bernte Wtllson leave school to take over at Wootens Robert Halnes leave my mrschrevous ways to Leslte Aaron Lloyd Welch leave my flrrtrng at Drstrrct Chorus to an boy taktng my place as Tenor Raymond Worrtlow leave a couple of pounds to Terry odson Wtlllam Howdy Doody Roe leave my corny Jokes to Steve Hughes Edward Passtck leave my French dungerees to Audrey Nugent Ronald Shoup leave my tuffness to Frannte Peters Laberta Lammey leave to go cattln rn my Henry J Florence Getchell leave my athletrc abrltty to Betty Groce Now we the Senror Class just leave if f -17 4- 7 Z V ,, , , lASl W l I. . 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I ! ! ll X IA PHI H FF X ev! bi- W 1: ss nv Hzv i r . r 1, 1 1 QA ' ,' 1 f A' Q , 'S N A,., 7 - W A ,. qt .P 5 1 5 J Z EMPHIYIES llf lllIR SIIHUIII ,J ss... U .-an-' LEP Yea RIG 8 H . er' Mrs. AT'A41-3. H LIS!-in egke 1 MIS th, M ' Penni IS' Sa 1157011 Ck' Mrs TTC . BDSM-C M 1 fy. Mr . Lav, 111 O petal-- 111 g Chi Ch GSFQI-is he ag-in 8 Uni F. Without the capable work of these employees of our school it would not be possible for this school to function properly. They never fail to prepare the school for the next day's program. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Galbreath, Helen Lawson, Margie Shivers, Margaret Everngham, William Everngham. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Martin Lavin, Wesley Smith. SI2H0lIl NURSE X X ...ef s si g'3 x . ns , a PM 311 or aches . mm ting, 1 rea 555 . 3,0 3' . IW 15 ai Cqmpme dem' Modginoiiicg . to he Miss Helen Knox, the Upper Chichester Township Schoo1's nurse, has been with the school staff for thirteen years. During these years, she has never failed to give aid and consultation to the pupils that visit her office daily. Her activities consist of assisting Dr. Helen R. Stanley, the state examining physican for girls, and Dr. John G. Walichuck, the school doctor. She is fortunate to have new dental equipment and proud to assist Dr. Thomas Bright, the school dentist, is using it. ,..,...JL...---.. -'-- 4 Hlldllg H-L l Miss Knox hard at work. Pj. The objects of the P. T. A. are to promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, and church, to raise the standards of home life, to secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth to bring into close relations h t e home and the school so that parents and teachers may co operate intelli entl in ' S Y the training of the child, and to develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantage in physical mental, social, and spiritual education. The P. T. A. pledged themselves in full support to our school board when they proposed the Thaddeus Stevens School in 1945. V On May ZZ, 1950 a joint meeting of the school board, Dr, Leech, and the P. T was held in the Upper Chichester High School. The issue before us was whether or not Upper Chichester should build a new junior-senior high school Realizin th .A. . g e inadequacy of our present facilities, the increase in junior-senior enrollment, and also the increase in taxes, the P. T. A. gave a vote of confidence to our school board so that they might take the steps necessary to obtain the new junior-senior high school. During the planning and the erection of the new school the P. T. A. was kept informed of th bl ' e pro ems and progress and gave their support when needed. Understanding among the students, teachers, and co mmunity is the aim of the P. T. A. , and we trust always will be. SEATED, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Pennington, Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. Groce. Mrs Murlel Welch Mr and Mrs Wm Dutton 3rd Mr and Mrs W Adams Robert Bumford W1ll1am E Short Mr and Mrs Joseph Baker Andy Prezu1s0 Mr and Mrs Juhus Sack Robert D R Nugent Jack Purcell Wlllard Pmerce M1chael Halloran Mr and Mrs Harry C S1mpers Mlss Alyce Clarke 1' I' I' 1' 1' I' and Mrs Howard K Plummer and Mrs Charles Horner and Mrs George Zebley and Mrs Walter Tolan and Mrs James McCue J James B Medcalf Mrs Ruth Latham Jean and Joan M1ss Jane L Keller Mr 1- Mrs r r r Anthony Ap1chella and Mrs Wm C Caprlottl S R Stewart and Mrs John J COV1HgtOn and Mrs Benjamln Wlllson and Mrs James A Pusey Rus sel W1ldermuth I' 1' and Mrs Conlow and Mrs ElmerJ Bryant S Mrs Roland Stephenson Mr and Mrs Charles Lamb Mr and Mrs Wm C Peters Helen Ptasmck Mr Roland Ste henson P Mr and Mrs Davld T Murphy Norman Moran r r r r r r Ta Mr and Mrs Dav1d A Murphy and Mrs Ph1ll1p Komar and Mrs Earl G Watson and Mrs Howard Watson and Mrs Arthur Langley Jr and Mrs Harry McGowan Crumbacker and Mrs W C Dubhorn Jr Mr and Mrs C J Belmont Max Marguhes Mrs Ramney Mr and Mrs Robert Hemmlnger Mrs Frances Hurley M1ss L1ll1an M Barnett 1' I' 1' I' I' and Mrs Harry D Jobes and Mrs Thomas Hobbs and Mrs Fredr1ck Green and Mrs G C Crumbacker and Mrs James J Morrmson Mrss Babe Lavm Mr and Mrs Treavor R Jones Danny Fleetwood Mrs W11l1am Hall Mr and Mrs James Pompett1 Mr Paul Buerkle Mr and Mrs Gxlbert Foley Dorls Denman r r r Mr and Mrs Albert I-lxckllng and Mrs Palmer Jones and Mrs Haworth Aaron and Mrs Warren Rowe Mrss Evelyn Voss M1ss Thelma Powell M. . . ' M. . M. . . M. . M. . M.' . ,r. M. . M. . M. . . M. . ... . M. . . ' ' C. ' M. . . ,r. ' ' . . ' . Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Skinner M. . ,. . ' M. . ' l M. . . . M. . ' ' M. . . . M. .' M. . . ' M. . ' ' M. . . . . M. . . M. . . . . ' M. , , M. . alrona Moss' DeFrank Ray Stephenson Mrs V1olet Johnson AlbertA Watklns JosephA Gaynor Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Hmtze Jerry Calvert Helen and Gary Hev' Evans Mr and Mrs Goldenbusky Wesley Smlth Mr and Mrs Earl Shank Dlane and Carolyn Mr and Mrs Don Shearer A Frlend r and Mrs Charles E Wolfe r and Mrs Guy Wall r and Mrs M W Tart r Jack R Hanna r G C Latham Barry Latham Mxss Mary E Llttle Mr and Mrs Thomas Pugh Mr and Mrs SamuelB Pennlngton M1ss Beth Ahson Stewart Mr and Mrs AlfredW Fera Mr and Mrs Howard D Kennard Mlss Blackburn Ed1th Rolllnson Bobby Watson Marlan Tltus W1lhelm1na Bryant Ronald Clark Barker's Serv1center Inc Mr and Mrs L Llddell Jean Ptasmck Barbara and Walt Mrs Anna Moran Audrey Murphy Mr and Mrs W1ll1a.m R1ddle Mr and Mrs Earl L Watson Mlss Carolyn E Watson Mrs Sadle Sutton Ray Co1os1mo Walter Blotny Mr and Mrs C J Belmont B111 Brouse M1ller's Market Mrs Amy Foracre Mr W1ll1am Hurley Mr and Mrs Bernard Mrller Mlss V1ctor1a Per1cles Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Rlddle Mr and Mrs George Lober Dons and Jack r and Mrs W1mble r and Mrs Thomas Ross r and Mrs Stephen Hughes r and Mrs Guy Jester Mrs Powell r and Mrs Edward L Burdett r and Mrs Walter G Buerkle Buddy Pennypacker Mr and Mrs George Mllnes James S Green Mr and Mrs C A Strlckler Pop Aaron Rlchard Aaron Mr and Mrs Stanley Plllmg Mr and Mrs James Cassldy W 1111 am C C ap r1ott1 Our yearbook adv1sor Mr Capr1ott1 grac1ously handled the Job for the Class of '54 A more concerned adv1sor couldn't have been found He not only worked hard w1th h1s project but many times went out of h1s way for It There were many t1mes when h1s encourag1ng smlles put us on the r1ght foot for a better wrlte up or a page correct1on Besldes be1ng ser1ous there were moments of fun but all the tlme Mr Capr1ott1 kept the work gomg and also kept It enjoyable It IS no wonder we respect and look up to h1m We llke hlm not only as an advlsor but also as one of us for he frequently gave us advlce concermng our school and personal problems We are truly thankful and apprecmatwe for such an honorable collaborator and It IS our deepest hope that our succeed1ng classes may be equally fortunate ln obtalnlng e1ther Mr Caprlottl hxmself or someone who 1s able to match h1s greatness 100 , . - I ' . I . - 1 mm of 5748 MW15 -r 5 On the evening of April 9, 1954 The Prom of the Islands was pre- sented by the Junior and Senior Classes. Included in the festivities of the evening was a reception line made up of the administration and faculty members, The music of Marry Caruso and his Orchestra was enjoyed by all. o 1 4 Q ug ,f P45 01 ..b M x 341, 21 gm! V . 8 V f Ky 'Ji f' Tk ' x ' 4 'X H 1' Y ' L H .Xbx .f., ' J I ,, x 1' A L pq ' . 8' V , as A X ffk XS I! 1 7 , w 1 . I i ' . 1 M, I r 1 ' Q ' V , 'Q 1' gd' ' f W L nv 5 L A j ,. 'lf m , . 7 I ra nw 1 1 U in 1 J' ff 4 A - , 4 'X :si f Q F A 'Q A Mr. Richards, one time princi- pal of Glen Nor High School, de- cided to give this inter-school foot- ball trophy to create good will and friendly competition between the two schools, In order to gain per- manent possession of this trophy, the school must win four legs, Chichester won the first, zo - X4 ecenf given is af -ff 'a Miss Barbara A. Murphy came to us on December 17, IQ53, as a replacement for Mrs. Thelma J. Cox. She is a graduate of West Chester State Teacher's College, where she received her B. S. de- gree. She assumed the position of newspaper advisor taking over where Mrs. Cox had left off. Because of the resignation of Mrs. Miller, the latter part of this year, Miss Mary E. Little was se- lected to take over as the Senior Class advisor. VS SITTING: Coach McNitt, R, Shoup, T, Samuels, S. Tyler, D, Curry, H. Dutton, D, Summers, R. Haines, E. Holland, Asst, Coach Apichella, MIDDLE ROW: T. Cacciatore, T. Pryor, D, Rieck, E, Pierce, W. Pennington, C. Seward, T. Harris, H, Simpson, T. Walker, H, Hutton, L. Ricci, BACK ROW: E, Lock, F, Summers, R, Gaspari, M. DeFrank, G. DeMeglio, H. Comegys, E, Passick, J, Reynolds, R, Conte, J, Hinson, L, Whitaker, galler ff! Chi 7 Clifton Hts. 4 Chi 6 Clifton Hts. 1 14 Sharon Hill 4 5 Sharon Hill 6 8 Springfield 3 ' 9 Marple Newtown 4 5 Nether Providence 1 8 Springfield 0 4 Marple Newtown 5 4 Nether Prov. 4 Total 8 Wins 2 Losses Tom snags 3 Qnel Coaches 8: CO'C8pI3iIlS 4 Out on a close playl - gf ,W , - ' 'T - L iff, P Us-Q as-1 Wg' , ' A CB: 1 -2-ui jk . 1,5 4 ,99 ,. ...v I v x 4, , , l 1 A 1- 'V,', 'Q ,V , Waiqfg . K 1 ii' ', ',h.', --A H L i , -W--TLF5 E , K , .,.. -:wwf uf--, ,,x A , x vpiw 'B 'N .,, 5 1' 'xv V, Rig? yt? , N 1? ii ' .?::i3Qg':6 Q Q 'H 41 if ' e Queen -'xg f?.f'X.ff 'q.,9afi's.,--.A,,f.-x..Av,-,,Y.+,l1Q45 , I r A 1 - 1 . W Tx - c Q. - Paw Belsnickle , n ' V Maw Belsniekle. . . Q Ceelie Belsnickle . . Bonnie Mae Belsnickle l A- Q H' Vg' Juney Lou Belsnickle . A A -iw C . W ' s , V -as Four Belsnickle. . t ,I , 1 Five Belsnickle. . .. AJ A v six Belsnickle . . ' 1. If .5 Obeey Upschlager . . 1 V 5 '4 I Chiz Upschlager . I gi V. 'JK I Ronald Maxwell . ', :T .' :':r.Ef1gvT 'X ' , Lucy Maxwell I V W ' ax The Reverend . 2-1, 'bt A -4. 1 VY Cousin Zeke . . .mf MA ,W ,,.-' -v5'g4q.g .gr I i Cousins . . , e N, K W A ww. .I .W .,, the 't - n g ,eev Q . 1. .wwlvf--'---pw-7... ,, Tae, M, awww , at W mt l Mkcfcling r Y CAST s Mr, McNitt Mrs. Forwood Miss Barnett Miss Keller Mrs. Hulme Miss Vaughn Miss Reilly Mrs. Schuchardt Mr. Nugent Mr, Stecyk Mr. Capriotti Miss Little Mr. Hartzell Mr, Wojciechowski Mr. Apichella, Mr. Jacoby, Mr. Mallozzi, Mr. Zitnick, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Vanderslice, Mrs. Feush Mr. H. Clark r p r -- L f y ' S Zvi A -- K 'ef . o TW ffl 5 Where's Harvey? Whavs Zatl Crazy Carl Mor aaa e ,7- fa THE SENIORS VISITED WASHINGTON ON MAY 14. THEY WERE ACCOMPANIED BY MR. RICHARDS, MISS LITTLE, MRS. MILLER, AND MR. MCNITT. 5x A wgfff' W' J4'..!'M Hot Tootsies? Still Blacked Oull Outlaws! -x,,. i,srQL' .g,.- N -ADX v -,.xYx,.x-4x. fx 1 '16 .-.w M. Sf-'N X ..,-fx... g.-... ,xxis-rx:-,,-Q.. 'tg , , A s 4 y,,io SUPPLEMENT wi C OMMEN CEME INYOFATION SELECTION-f Ti1u Lord'5 Prziyt-i THEME: The Sciimiik Co . . miihutiun N The Past Yvztrs at C1i1C111'SlCl ' Contribution to Social Growth f'onlribution to Imiufiiizil Growth Contributi0n to Vuiturzi 1 Growth SELECTION- I Ilrliiifxt' ADDRESS - Learning to Lim tp tin' Chnl NT PROGRAM 'PROCESSIONAL Pump :md Circumstunct: Efyuf THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER Assumbiy Thi- I-ivv. Edward E. Spencer EIUJUHC inumxy' Audruy Bfurphy SIIIIIIIIKOIYHIA Diunv Simpvis Nancy Jonvs Rir'li.'ird Aarnn Vulcdictofifuz Iiizvmfiy Di, I..iyinfin M Kisticr Izztfwliwfzfnl ' PRESENTATION OF AXVARDS PRESENTATION OF CLAS 5 GIFT ACCEPTANCE PRESE by fulC1lIll41 L, A aron Howard K. Piummifr High SCIUUUI Pf'i11CI1iClI Ri chzird L. Aaron Class Pre,sidePlt 1-lrigai' E, Iiiciiurds .Suifnf 1414817111 Pfzfl cipul NTATION OF DIPLOMAS XViHium H. 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