Chichester High School - Eagle Yearbook (Boothwyn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

HHRY 03 ffaim JQDY 3505 sq wg fed? 57 fl L11-' 51 G 74 30 2- ., WM M +,Vc7 750,76 Q X Q Oxqgn' 5 5145 . 051.1 gf- O0' xx QW 54 -'5 10 Kiwi sf LQQYN 51 K5 I-WW 0 'V+ iw 4 swf MARIA: 'G.,?3g Ba -V' df H C 0' ,OH wanna! ,r 0 Mgklf Dol: Q 04 J, 'Q- M ann .. 51 fi X04 Q1 Dm DX Rocky X Aa dn . view, allef 7 .c,,., JOQ T696 -K Fan W6 vii?-'Ag J, X O QQOXAYUL 2 1 5 . i .Je -U 'Jhe Eaqle l957 . QF ',.g...! ' I s A .1 i v 1' if Mm wi 1.-. .Mm i 1'A 's 'i R Q- J wlvuemohusew mn-Hman--e. .M WW dv -Nw---annnmmw W- X...-.w----..w. - r-J '3. ..- ' li' nv Published by the Senior Class of 1957 CHICHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Boothwyn, Pennsylvania Agenda Pneamble Secnetaniat Would Powena enenal flaaemblq Aqenciea Olqmpica Pneamble At last we, the class of '57, have reached the end of our high school career. As we leave Chichester, our departure is laden with many pleasant memories of our school da s. But even though these memories won't be forgotten, they must now be ilaid aside, for we have crossed the threshold from the classroom to the wide open would, which is now to be our home, Having reached the pinnacle of our high school career, graduation, we now find ourselves on the first rung of the ladder of life. We must now again work our way to the top, but many obstacles confront us. International uncertainty, political unrest, and our personal problems, each present a challenge to us. We feel that the United Nations has helped tremendously in maintaining an international standard whereby compliance ofother countries contributes much to final unification. Asthe future workers and lead- ers of the great country in which we live, we are determined to hold forth the standards of Justice and Liberty as the United Nations has so relentlessly done in the past. Through the United Nations and the divine providence of Almighty God, our country will still hold forth those standards and al- ways be a lighthouse in the midst of a troubled sea, shining forth the principles of Freedom and Equality. 3 Dedication 1. 1 48.1, flax all i l lllllw i sg 6 Q ss? fr Q X' ,.,.. s X! ff' ff ff In the dedication of our annual, we the class of l957, have chosen a member of the facult who, in our opinion, has instilled in the students of Chichester the qualities of good citizenship and sportsmanship. Therefore, it is with great pleasure and honor, that we dedicate this annual as a small token of our deepest gratitude and respect to MILTON KALICKMAN. i i ' . , l L ' i K f , ' A I 0 ,pffrfrl . l l V I I Il l I 2 1 l - - ex rg K X JP CTD U12 -ij:-i--:CW l-'I Z0 E Tggghf l al, g flags, li l fl Even though they have often been discouraged, they have never failed to give us the inspira- tion to go on to better things. For all their time and endless effort in guiding us on the road to future success, we the Class of 1957, would like to dedicate this page in our yearbook as a small expression of our apprecia- tion to MISS JANE L. KELLER and MR. WILLIAM CAPRIOTTI ,ix o I LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: William Dutton, Secretary: Frank Dowman, Presidentg H,W, Quirk, Treasurerg H, W. Clemens, Edgar E. Richards, Vice-President. BACK ROW: Elmer Pierce, James Young, Idwal Jones, Robert Wohnus, William Fiest, George Panarello. QNOT SHOWN-Mrs. Mildred Pierce and I. Wasley, Vice-President. . Many times we forget the time and effort the members of the school board have generously and willingly expended in our behalf. lt is they who patiently listen to all comments, both good and bad, and tr to satisfy everyone. We, the Class of l957, want to extend our appreciation for oil their assistance. 6 00 Cl? Q 1 .QU-'S ' - ' HE 'W 'KY AY 4 -- J Cf V ., Y Y ..Q-. K, N I 'nw I N .v,,,....-- w -,,,..-- ,,,.-- EF. ES .--F ... .1 , aai.a .ia.n l i go lf' - D . 1 Nay . . . a x an an JW' J 0 wry fd gk! 'lk ' 4,,1s.,g-. MR. RICHRH3S andwJvIRS. WILLIAMBM 3' -m,'1.i9, s! , f -4'-' Wh i.i ,,, -as-N ' mini: gl nib' NW? audi' gp .-as Q 'li i 13... a w H33 4- .. 4 ' beafgraduatez a 'W 'Mi 1 i ii' K WL 'l tfl ' Q' ' MISS YEAGER W-.fam sv-n manila :lin ,- ,ctfwi 00 H1533 9 ,fl Your wi-HQ prove-H-be one 'UN-he Wheat assefsaoyouiwill haveachieved. Education 1. is un5f.que,...for iffcannoi' be-ngnrchaseiino one 4 i ' can-QWE i'f'T5'you n you give it awayp but besfofalignoione can o1 fake it from you. ' ,W asiueienf at CT'5Efi!?- 'N ter Tegve foaguidgiiyou in your diezrch for a goal in iia e, ia . im. ly y Q our rewar e rea ac- ' ana understan mg. .Q 1 May Wei w hQ,have Shared in an small wa to siiforfsi-attend 'Leaf . fwishgs atoi .you, lfai?.membera.oF the Graduating 4. aioi f ' it ff ii Q3ffSi.ncerely yoqrs, . , A i ' a iii ..i..-.Q 1 aiii i iii M yaiia' 1 M CZ ' L 1 , -L ii.. , ' ,. i,i Ag ' iii-ii iTf'., if,-iii liia vig , zii' isaffffi L , ,. Gif gg. A -g-ww 5-Q, ..,. . A gg? ' W A Gras ' i 'i in ' iammnfamcmmsii iiii Principal .. a i - ' iiiaaaaaaa iiii aayii in an no ml X K K V FQ .K K ,V K ,. k .L gg li:ig...Sg.i.f,. .M 5 . any in r f. . K .. V K5 . -by '. K K 4 ' 'E .ff 313 Q QQ 12. viimw iiigsiigfw -3 in xg, Aff' 7 ,NR lift N' f V. K' 1 f . S' is Mskei-I -- , in ff .. 5 we 15521953 Yi i : . ,nga mg 3:59555 i QMS f A 'f .TlTe f .Pnzn,ci5'a1, 5 A.. .. rm A A, u LV r'9'Q1x -i .Wi -vi in xi . , 00-Q X! Y-I' Q. 5' 'fi Q51 ldv-0 V945 L . 110051 'Sn , MFI HOWARD K, PLUMMEQ it -1' 3 l sh S- 'iiLil. r ' eww --4 1-Q ,-rwx.4sg.n f 'NFQQA-Q V Q IYUSS US , lx if37?f' im 'Q ,N I A . Vasu-o '7 lk ' ' R Y tall A' At., , .NY ix P I x -A . K S 'swf 4 Liv if will ' KNKX A ,iglgin me l mqX'j bA'Al o the Clags of Ig57: ' A -You.h3gggeagpgLh milggpne in ui, our life. Ydur future depends on - Q Jw well you put into prgcrice the ' Que., V V ons have leamed at Chichester. 8You-wflflfave rnilfy decisibrlfiio 'N luke based upon your abilities and 'I I A-J :ur en Hsu.. l ' K A LJ A ' ' I Be fa r with yourself Eifcfln so dof 1 ng yqur life will be much richer. ' , ' . M .ni 4?- .-, r. -4,--. ik V if ii gps, 6-Q Q K W 3, . Hxmldiyfbigllfl. n , i -rib A- Amflv MARX? b ' Q '-I , T . . Q ' M H l fi'.3'Ii3 A , , vi ftvkv amine- -ands? sur., mu-4 rg iq, at 1.0m-V L ia 35 ... ...pi M ., ,M Aawtmt o i o --- --M W -' .. Iuncqaa .-. 'iw 445' vmldi- sua 60 If Q55 JRC 0-I 42'.3W'-' gig-wr may XF? gs this aug if D by sq -si ,ight ' A'!Yl't1e frienmy supervision 'ff'- 'zpf' A ...Q -ahve., .Q gm .sq-gg, su? wg Q' 'ffV i' M' Swv 'Q' We .Q Lf'-H 'F' HEMES A, Memrr 'H ' N ' 'Ki f 'i Mf Dear Seniors: 'H -W m --mf 'Mv- ... ,,,.,,,,,.., ,W You hcvengggched cgglgnificcant goalmingyourl it I, life. What you will do with the nnformctiiih you 'N ' J have thus for gained will, to o degree, depend WCM'-Q' If ws... -s.,,4.1,pon thseattitudes- and convictions.-developed J.. ,AM ,,,,, v-.v-- during school life. It is o thrill to hope that I r , WW' g might havemhgd a small shore in guiding yea ' toward on hono oble aid haffgiy p6!'ition'im 'D society. 4 . 'Ng'--Q Owen Nm' .Pax P, tag if .mm 1:1351 ,,, as can-vpn Best Washes Always, 'P' ..,f.-J..,.,-..,.s,.s-fQWf1:27,-W5.u...... -9' an-uv vhs' 'kriim :zur 'W-Sw wwe -ig, , Ja NqLUW ..-qgnliv fefg, vs.. 3, fx. Q, wsu. va-4-f mf we 'long ml? . -an earns 1 mn 5 Qu Nm. .4... ., ,gen ...ki ewan .Ju ...gf , '5'Ee! ' 'G' ' L his f LJIIHJ X, ,sf 1-2' Hi' ffsfiffa I, y AXX its t c MISS JUAN M, ALFORD MR, ANTHONY APICHELLA MISS LILLIAN BARNETT Social Studies P, O, D, , World History, Coach Gym, Health-- fjhestnut Hill College Scranton University, Ml, St. Marv's College Ursinus College, Temple Univ, DEAN BECKER 1 English, Spanish Lebanon Valley College VV' X ff X Council I X MR, WILLIAM CAPRIOTTI 1 ivy -Q ri English 8 Q Y West Chester State X Teachers College, oc IJ Villanova University N I W I Wit ' MR, ROY ll, CORKADEL MR. JAMES F, CRANEY MISS MARION DAVIS Civics, Geography Latin Social Studies West Chester State Teachers College Niagara University Beaver .5 11 MR JOSEPHINE P De AUGUSTINE MISS GENEVA DUNN MR PAUL H EVERHART Music Health and Physical Ed. Graphic Arts St Vincent Colle e University of Maryland Millersville State Teachers College MRS. KATHERINE FORWOOD Music, Band 1 'ls West Chester State Teachers 3? College M ffl MR, WILLIAM FOSTER Business Education Elizabethtown College MRS, ELSIE GENO Plane and Solid Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry Lock Haven State Teachers College :- ,' . .. Q , f ..- 2-M, -.t ...J - Q , Ll ' 1' Y RRRR hx ji '34 x WWI E 1 Q 51 M .war .- ' E. Qi r, ' xffvl. , ' I f rf, 3,4 , 1 fafppnw .L I If 1 , fa , lm ,, f , li' '.1:.E-I--9 t 'IA ,f . University of Pennsylvania K' ff WW l 'fa svn MR, LEON M. HOOVER Mechanical Drawing MR, HARRY L, HUTCHINSON Guidance University of Pennsylvania Penn Sta te University MR, MILTON KALICKMAN Physical Education and Health West Chester State Teachers 1 . College, Columbia University R ,S N ',' I MR, JOHN A, KAZLO Social Studies, Junior High Football St, Joseph's College -L West Chester State Teachers College W2 Q of 9 es- -W . . 'U E MR, DONOVAN IACOBY Industrial Arts Millersville State Tchrs, College Q N MRS, CONSTANCE D, KNIES English Miss JANE L. KELLER sr. Lawrence University, MR- MICHAEL A- PASHENDOCF Library Science University of Maryland General Scle if PY A' A ' Bloomsburg State , erif lege il :fffiM ' S Qn4,.'i.f1T'i..l: f7i Tiefiip 'f f Z N' ' - -I J . , eff ' LW , it we A, ' - M 4 f W in was f . l ' t I , N '- X , L A E w +L y L f Q' s x M4 E ,. 4. j ,e .Ig K, Q H L X X 2 C g We .. Nt. MRS, ESTELLE LINEBAUGH Language Arts West Chester State Teachers College L ti tkL, ' ,KW ,. MISS MARY ELIZABETH LITTLE MR. IULES LOVE Math Social Studies Millersville State Teachers College Brandeis MR. FRANK MALLOZZI Industrial Arts Mlllersville State Teachers College pw?-t 'W' . I N, .s it 'gy ag' Q is ff - fy ws s iR MRS. CATHERINE MCKEOUGH Social Studies, Business Ed. : University of MR, JOHN C, MARCUS History Villanova University MISS BETTY MIADES MRS, PATRICIA MILLIGAN Home Economics English 13 155 gl, x R5 5 A .Q It N MR, R. D. NUGENT MR. JOSEPH M. ORLANDO MISS VICTORIA PERICLES Health and Physical Education Commercial Education Home Economics Wcst Chester State Teachers College Drexel Institute of Technology I fi I E' MR. ERNEST LEWIS PETERS ' Social tudies and Histor N 'F' X ' A ' S Y t .xx Y MRS, BETTY POST General Math Youngstown University G .gif r . , ' ct .. iv- I. I M. . 1 I' . li. , 'fr 'R' ra , I . BV' ' x y XJ -e 'y 'T' 'Q,.g,, 5 Lgw, ' Lafayette College . 4' I B MRS. CYNTHIA PLISHTIN English, Social Studies Connecticut College, Temple University MISS NANCY RANK i efis NSS MR. ROBERT B. ROLLER English and Social Studies Penn State University I sr fei5w MR. BASIL S. SAVAPOULOS Physics, Science, Chemistry IQ WEA-5' X fl ?' I 2. ' ,-I. West Chester State Teachers College MRS. LELAH TABBUTT Art Ohio Wesleyan University MRS, DOROTHY C, WARREN Business Education Temple University P s sv - -.A. ,:sf -fl ,ao - Penn State MRS, PATRICIA WOERTH Home Economics Drexel Inst. of Tech. W ,,:-1-am-W, .em .W :idk MISS JOAN E. 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'Kg' lvflklre ' var -'gps an ,9 LW Sv ' agp 61-Q A45 Gm-cf uw-gp 'vs van x,kL V-vw -f - 6535 --H -Julwaysf--1reahny'our K me sw imaginary ailments, haze i eo find Miss Knox our sc ! , P 'ZA ' ',gZ,vNb' i '0' nurse, 6B1igin'?Wi th' 5?pirins on WANG a sociable chat. Her pleasing per- Q t 0- , LW, ...s bfi' N, ...W ..., sonelity asdm-pleasant smile ,have mgde ...,,., ' ther a popu ar Figure around Chi. y A Dr. Wggyhuck pyvho cornes to the school Q , L ar. nw- -1. e... -4-we ' Q-Q 'if' twice a week, Ives ical '?X'6r'ns to'tFl'8 arf- , sg P P ticipants in sports, and, 8. student body. The Doc- ..,,,, M, ,Ag qw. -N, tor also Lgithful lyxhottendgjgurjggeboll gqmeato see that L s 5 i e ' our players were alwafs in gon ituon o play. M' t L i uve V gps -ny: -wee. L p LW! L F-N Cabetenia and Cuatodiana Vw w' ' W i Q Wesson. M12- fm N Ns! Q NKSAJ. Yinons. Mrs. YP , O Pierce- S B. sam 8166, mil green. W ' Mlss VICTORIA PERICLES L YT To Gu wus' . A A1201 LE PAQDXN ' 6. bi. sacksAi'fD. M0560 Among the vital organization of Chichester, the cafeteria staff BOSQC- under the capable supervision of Miss Pericles, plays an important part in the well-being of our school. Feeding a school of almost a thousand is quite a task-a task well done throughout the school year by the staff. The group of custodians pictured below, under the direction of Mr. Lavin, makes certain that our school is kept clean and pleasant to fulfill the needs of its pupils. Hats off to these fine groups for their services rendered to us and the school. LEFT TO RIGHT: William Everugham, Martin Lavin, Margaret Evemgham, Helen Hart, Harmon Obier, and Marion Shelton, MR. LAVIN 'ref -- A .rw s F4 gif. 555:24 H - - 261515 WCW NYQAWU 1555 ?f?i5fUI'y As we approach the end of our high school career, we would like to reminisce and recall some of the highlights of our school days. Return with us, then, to February 17, 1954, and the organization of the Class of '57. We elected the following officers, Albert Kardine, President, Hugh Dutton, Vice President, May Mayer, Secretary, and Howard Nickle, Treasurer. These people have served in their respective offices throughout our high school years. Mrs. Hilda Van- derslice and Mr. William Capriotti were chosen as advisors. During the year, we sponsored one dance, Freshman FroIic. At our first class meeting as Sophomores, we chose Miss Jane Keller to replace Mrs. Van- derslice as advisor to our class. We sponsored the Christmas dance, at which time the newly or- ganized dance band made their debut. We also sponsored the St. Patrick's Day dance. How happy we were on April 20, 1955, when we assembled to order our class rings! The arrival of our class rings, during the first week ofschool, highlighted our Junior year. During the first class meeting of the year, we selected red and white as our class colors, red and white roses as our class flowers, and as our motto, If you have knowledge, let others light their candles by it. During the year, we sponsored two dances and sold Christmas cards to raise money for our class. Many of our classmates participatedin various outstanding activities, such as Scott's Hi-Q, District Band, District Chorus, State Chorus, Student Council, and athletics. Certainly another highlight of this year was the rom, Evening in Paris. Then, towards the close of our Junior year, several members of our clliuss met to prepare the supplement of the 1956 Annual and lay the foundations for our own yearbook. Then, .at last, we rose to the position of Seniors. How proud we were to present the Sen- ior play, Beauty and the Beef. Two of the many highlights of this year were the receiving of our class pictures and name cards. Once again our class was represented in many school activities. Now we are looking for- ward to our Class Trip in May, and also to our Graduation on June 4, 1957, when we will leave and go our separate ways. We will never forget, though, the fond memories of our high school days. , j , gun' ' P on ,'l:':, 3- I' A e '- W Cluaa 'conf' . , iii, :,, 'Q -: a , nuff' Qu P, -I ' ' f , ' .uf '-ngfl vu- -.1-J ,o X1 uf 5. Qan ..-... -. ff- - ' -'I ' 24.1- f N' N-J. -1- .ff f-'-w wwvh V dr 'o ' ' A I A av-' f f ' f . , - . f qua e ef , e M if I-Spcrraofmf 'V f ,Q-'Zi g I a... , i V f ig H Q V' A . A49 3 - e v f 4-.,.n.4os 'af ' A' X .3 QV ,, S . d d h. ,,.,, , gm-.,f,A V , 'A 4 ,glgx , N- ..-. CLA SCOLORS. Re an W 1te , 7i q'? fi 5, 1 'si Z - gl, Q A ' 5 ' W Q' wi' ,P ...Q - 't17Ass Ftbwtm Re!-T a'nd white Roses o, 'Q' ur-o. A Us , ev-an' 4 ',,t.,., -no -lr'-+0 '.r 3' n in fu . , .., G . K. Capuot L ,- ...Q-L Www! SP0N5ORifMwuss mallet, .1 H' ff 'W ' ' I , fy Q!-3' vii 'nur as 9 ,sb hm, 1,,,, ,AP -swan ' xi' -A CUSS ME? - h 'A ' - ' n ...Auf S TO. If you ave knowledge, let others hght then' candles by n, Al, 554 .ttxu fi 'W' git? Wing' F ' ,Q v.. 11:00 26'-o MW' 0' A' tl 4 gong , , eff. -P 'K' 'sf 'N' 'O X431-nv . ff-ff' 'NA CRETAR ' Sm 'Q Ma 'Y J' HKS Ma Lyauii' 3529 -.fi 33' ' yer 11 A dnl . auf .H-.r ' A-lf' , .-V., -A Il? 601154 -:ffm api' U up-'GJ L3 in ,-g-1 svvefiv A' 0 ,sa dv 419' 1 'JUG qvsgm.. lk ' 5,516 PRQ5DEN3'i,.A1benlqm1ne -- f I - , VICE-PRESIDENT: Hugh Dutton . W ' F an ,,, TREAQQRER: Howard Nimv -M 'Q' 'N' t ' K . :gf .x 'TBD 5 ,gfvfxvnxfg 'X' J N., --1-as -anim ' Y d 1 ,ass esses . , LQ si, ' . ' 5 F . s i i s li 2 2 , EDWIN PAUL AARON Academic n Pe te 11 Activities: Gym Night IO, II, IZQ Yearbook 11, I2: Dance Committee IO: Football Manager II, 12: Class Play 123 Prom Committee 123 Student Council Club IOS Intramural Basketball IO, II, From a little spark, May burst a mighty flame. THEODORE C, ARRINGTON Industrial lvredn Activities: Football IO: Basketball 113 Graphic Arts IO: Hall Monitor IIS Chef Club 12. So easy and valuable was his discourse, He needed no strain, needed no force, JANE ASHLEY Business Education ujanie n Activities: Newspaper 10,113 Student Council IO, 11, 12: Prom Committee II, 12: Chorus 11, 12: Gym Night 10, I2: Hall Monitor IO, II: Dance Committee 10, 123 May Day 113 Student Guide II: Cafeteria Monitor IIQ Auto-Know- How Club IO, Whose little throat lodged a mighty tongue, From which many friendly words were sprung. DONALD J, BECK Academic Beck Activitiesg Football 10, II, 123 Baseball IO, 11, 12: Basketball IO3 Gym Night to, II, I2g Prom Committee I2: Sports in Season IO: Dancing Club II: Mechanical Drawing I23 Wood Shop IO. Smilin' Don is his name, He 's got stuff to win much fame. J- IXLFL 3, .ls ,V sf-'A Mi -- - fmt, A 1 Efvfgfhf .-,.-Y v ' ya, ,L sg -tvs-. x, JOHN C. BORSOS Academic KATHRYN BECK Academic T00tsie Activities: Dance Committee 10, II, I23 Intra- mural Basketball 10, II, X23 Hockey II, I23 Prom Committee II, I23 Senior Play 12: Gymnastics IO: Voice of Democracy IO5 Photography Club II3 Aft Club I2, As silent as a mouse, As bashful as a spouse. F uddy Activities: Boys Chorus io, II, I23 May Day Io, 11, 123 Gym Night io, 11, 12g Hall Monitor Io, Il, 12: Prom Committee II, I2: Candlelight Service II, I23 Spring Concert II, I23 Student Council 12. Quiet and steady, with work always ready. DAVID BRADY General Rabbit Activities: Baseball IO, 11, 123 Student Council 123 Basketball Score Keeper IO, II, 12. A joker who really knows how to pun, He 'd give a kingdom for some fun. RICHARD BRYANT Academic 'Rich' Activities: Gym Night io, II, 123 Boys Chorus IO, II, I23 May Day II, 12g Basketball II, 123 Spring Concert 1 1, I2: Hall Monitor 11, 12: Can- dlelight Service I23 Prom Committee I25 Foot- ball II,I23 Intramural Basketball IO3 Dance Committee IO: Dancing IO.. Clothes make the man. Rich always looks like Dapper Dan. E 5 5 E Q nl ' ' ' 'Ab A41 1 nt1 1t gl 1 . 1 5 se .,Qa- lx fait' 'iii P CLAUDE BURR Academic Burrrrrrrrrr - Activities: Band 10, 11, I2: Intramural Basket- iiii 3 M E 3 ' ball IO, 125 Class Play I25 Prom Committee I2, f fr Claude w1ll never get 1n Dutch, ' 1 fh Q Because he never talks too much. NORMAN D. CHANCE Industrial Pete 3 Activities: Shop IO: Typing IO: Hall Monitor 3 11, I2: Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 123 Candle- A light Service II: Chorus II: Auto-Know-How 113 Chef Club 123 Field Crew 12, Strong in body and strong in mind, A better chap you could not find. EUNICE CHAPMAN Business Education Eunice Activities: Knitting Club IOS Chorus 11, I25 Candlelight Service II, 123 Spring Concert 11, I23 Dance Committee II, 123 May Day II: Prom Committee 12, A frequent smile, a word so rare, Eunice seems to have nary a care. JOAN CIANCIA Business Education 1.-Ioan'- Activities: Basketball IO, II, 12: Dance Com- mittee 1o, 11, I23 Chorus 11, 123 Gym Night 11, 12: Prom Committee 11, 122 Class Play 123 Auto-Know-How III Girls' Softball I2g Candle- light Service I2: Archery IO, Joan is an attractive lass, A good friend of all the class. PHYLLIS M, CIANCIA Home Economic lrphyln Activities: Hockey 105 Archery 105 Candlelight Service IO: Athletics for Girls 103 Dance Com- mittee IO, II: Hall Monitor IO, 11, 125 Prom Committee II,I25 Echo II3 Senior Play I2: Yearbook 125 Basketball I2. Run up to her and break the ice, Then Phyl's!' a solid friend for life. BETTY LEE CLARK Academic ll rl Activitiee5 Basketball IO, 11, I25 Gym Night 10, II,I25 Majorettes 10, 11, 125 Hockey II,I2Q Volleyball IO, 11, I2g Candlelight Service 105 Dance Committee 105 Chorus 105 StudentC0un- cil II5 Student Council, President 125 Spring Concert II5 Scott's Hi-Q 115 Prom Committee 11, 125 May Day 125 Senior Play I2. What a gal5 what a way. With the guys she holds full sway. ISABELL CLARK Business Education nlssy n Activities: Basketball IO, II, 125 Gym Night IO, II, 125 Dance Committee II,I2: Dancing 105 Gymnastics IO, II3 Prom Committee 11, 125 May Queen's Court II: Hockey II, 125 Variety Show II: Student Guide II5 Senior Play 12: Softball 125 Student Council 12. As the saying goes, for all ages, Good things come in small packages. BARBARA ANN COLEMAN Business Education llAnnll Activitiesg Candlelight Service 10, 11, I23 Ath- letics for Girls 105 Hockey IO: Gym Night 10, II: Chorus IO, II: Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125- Prom Committee II, I23 Class Assembly II: Yearbook II, 125 Spring Concert II, I2: Hall Monitor II5 Senior Play 12. Barbara's always on the go5 A future doctor is her beau fy o N ,J X V V J MARGARET E, COLSON Business Education vuMaggievu Activities: Girls Chorus IO, II: Candlelight Ser- vice IOQ Dance Committee Io, Il, IZ: Chef Club IO: Yearbook II, 12: Dancing II: Hall Monitor II: Pro Committee 12: Senior Class Play 12. Q . Alijgfis 3F9 3ICI'S chief concern. t I I ypiragis bject she'l1 easily learn. li V1.4 J Nl IC! fx A 'l P A V rl ,JN 0 Arlene Ji?5L ga X f., ARLENE COR E Business Education Activities: Dance Committee IO, II, I2: Can- dlelight Service Io, II, 12: May Day IOQ Chorus IO, II: Prom Committee II, 121 Yearbook II, 12: Monitor II: Senior Play I2. Studies may come, and studies may go, But Arlene forgets them for her beau. MARY CRABTREE Business Education n n Activities: Basketball IO: Gym Night Io, 11, 123 Dance Committee IO, Il, I2: Dancing Club IO: Candlelight Service Il: Prom Committee II, 122 Hall Monitor II3 Chorus 113 Business Club 123 Class Play 12. Quiet and unassuming, But always up and doing. FRANCES L, CURLEY Academic Franny Activities: Glee Club IO, 12: Intramural Basket- ball IO: Basketball 123 Spring Concert IO, 122 Gymnastics IO: Prom Committee 12: Candle- light Service 12: Senior Play I2. One glance at her bright eyes, And she's chased by all the guys. DAVID CURRY Academic Dave Activities: Intramural Basketball1o,1I,125 Gym Night IO, 11, 125 May Day IO, II: Dance Band 11,125 Spring Concert II, I2. Very nice and seldom heard, A gentleman in every sense of the word. EUGENE DAVIS Business Education uGene tu Activities5 Gym Night IO, I25 Intramural Bas- ketball IO,II,I2g Hall Monitor II,I2g Press Club II: Student Council II: Yearbook 125 Prom Committee 125 Dance Committee 11, 125 As- sembly program 11. A fluent mind and a fluent tongue, As though he has an Iron Lung. TERRY L, DODSON Business Education Mouse Activities5 Gym Night IO, II, I25 Gymnastics 11, 125 Auto-Know-How Ilg Senior Play I2: Prom Committee 125 Stage Manager 115 Archery IIQ Dancing IO: Typing Club IO. There was no one funnier than he, Luck be with him on the broad sea. BARBARA DRISCOLL Academic Bobbie Activities: Dance Committee 10,115 Hockey II,I25 Prom Committee II,I25 Softball 12, Volleyball Io, 123 Assembly IO, IIQ Gym Night IOQ May Day 105 Basketball IO, 115 Gymnastics I05 Cafeteria Monitor II. Great deeds like great thoughts, Need no trumpet. 2, .ma s .1 ,.,. ...2...... 'Y' ' , . jf ' f' 5 1 5 KAY EILEEN DULIN Academic nKayll Activities5 District Chorus ro, 11, I25 State Cho- rus 115 CandlelightService 10, II, 125 Yearbook 11, I25 Student Council IO: Chorus ro, II, 123 Voice of Democracy 105 May Day IO, II: Ea- gleaires 11, 123 Scott's Hi-Q 11, 125 Class Play 123 Spring Concert 11, I2: Historian II, 125 Prom Committee II. As a doctor Kay will be neat, Her patients, like us, will think she's sweet. WILLIAM HUGH DU TTON Academic Huggie Activities: Football IO, II, 12: Basketball IO, 11, IZ: Baseball Io, II, 123 Yearbook 115 May Day 10, II, 123 Gym Night IO, 125 Vice-Presi- dent of Class Io, ll, 123 Chorus xo, II, 123 Stu- dent Council 11, This young man, as you may deem, Was pitcher on our baseball team, CHARLES ESBIN Industrial Charley Activitiesg Science Club IO: Wood Shop IOg CandlelightService 11, 125 Boys Chorus 115 May Day IIQ Prom Committee 12: Stage Crew 125 Chef Club I23 Mixed Chorus 12: Auto-Know- How Club II, Charles and Carolyn, what a pair, Where ever you go they're always there. DELORES EVANS Business Education nDeen Activities: Gym Night ro, II, 125 Candlelight Service II: Prom Committee II, I25 Girl's Cho- rus 115 Band IO: Spring Concert II: Senior Play IZ: Dance Committee IO, 125 Dancing Club Ilg Typing Club IIS Business Club 12: Hall Monitor I I. Dee, quiet and sweet, But still water runs deep. PHYLLIS ANN EVANS Business Education nphyln Activities: Chorus IO,II,I2g Gym Night IO3 Dance Committee 10, 11, I2g ArtC1ub 113 Danc- ing Club Il: Prom Committee II, 121 Candle- light Service I2g Spring Concert I2: Class Play I2. Always boosts: never gripes, Especially during the time she types. X, M O0 FER N 1 i s Educa 'OQI L F I ' -if OV 1 if W ActiQ' ' s- taff io, C Gymd' t Og Comm' e II, ' D ce mittee g - tC1u 1 g nity II3 C 7 dl i t ervice 1 g ing Co rt A 7 fr A 9 X N Q Clic , clic ng the uf s That e ter s a ain. I 1: 2 Q' g ix 1 G , s Q Q Z CVO 7 Q - ' Xu CHESTER WESLEY FIELD Industrial Light Up Activities: Baseball Manager IO: Chorus 11, 12g Prom Committee II, I2: Printing Ilg Candle- light Service II3 Spring Concert 11. The birds can fly, so why can't I? Was Chester's favorite cry, CAROL M, GARVINE Business Education Pronoun Activities: Dramatics IO, II: Dancing Club IOg Gym Night io, rig Press Club II: Student Coun- cil II, 12: Hall Monitor II: Student Guide Ilg Variety Show II: Senior Play 12: Prom Com- mittee, The actress of the class, There .-'ere few better than this lass. 11 Q, i 1- 3 lg :iff .1 , 1 3 F Q K- i is: ,s 3 ' i :fs-2,-' gi tu 1 -:isis :-1' -1 'ai si' S 'wg ggi :s a c yttt.. so ,N 1 X at X N N i QXESQ RSE. .sts Ns . ,cm x NX if vsp X s Wikis 5 x xx X 3 , X sb i S X xx X E s K N s ii N i if s X sas, - cuss: Pls --t-fi ss , RGEFF'-xefii .X ' gf-s:s.gr5 ss Q ,sc Q. - x A fsiisqfks i 5 1, . ssiis is is Q Yak .1 . sw I Q .. . sg, X -1 .gi 1 ses 5 ' HF' .- . 15? .1 fi 1 ki X r. Q W n QQ' if N I Jw Q Y. . -Q. xi ' 'r 1 C vs: JOHN P, GASTER Academic Paul Activities: Newspaper IO: Yearbook 11, I2: Stu- dent Guide I23 Prom Committee I2: Hall Mon- itor I2: Dance Committee 122 Gym Night IO, 123 Class Play 12: Assembly Program 12. John Gaster, better known as Paul, Always is around to hear the teacher's call. ROBERT GILBERT Industrial nBob u Activities: Auto-Know-How IO,Il3 Auto Me- chanics II: Printing II: Chef Club I2: Field Crew 12: Stage Crew 12, Bobby Gilbert, handsome and bold, Girls always treated him like he was gold. WILLIAM GORMAN Industrial rv ll Activities: Boys Chorus IO, II: Candlelight Ser- vice ro, II: Intramural Basketball Io, 11, 12: Field Crew 12. Looking up at Bill so tall, Makes all seem so very small. JERRY GRADY Academic nlel-ry u Activitiesg Shop 1103 Candlelight Service II, 12: Boys Chorus 11, IZ: Dance Committee 11,121 Spring Choral Concert Il: Annual Band Concert II: Auto Rodeo I2, Quips and pranks and wanten wiles, Jerry's humor brought more than smiles, CAROL GREEN Home Economics Mammie Activities: CandlelightService IO: Hall Monitor ro, II, I23 Gym Night 123 Yearbook I23 Prom Committee II, X23 Dance Committee I23 Auto- Know-How Club IO: Athletics for Girls I03 Bas- ketball I2: Gymnastics II: Senior Play 12: In- tramural Basketball 11. Don't get tough, son3 Or I'll sock you onel BARBARA JANICE HARRIS General Bobbie Activities: Chorus IO, II, 123 Dance Committee IO, 11, 123 Prom Committee II, I2g Spring Con- cert II, 12: Candlelight Service 11,123 Gym Night II: Intramural Basketball 11, I23 Year- book I2: Dramatics II3 Mixed Chorus II: Soft- ball 12: Senior Play 12. The thoughts of the future were not in her mind, For she was not the worrying kind. GERALDINE M, HICKEY General, Gerie Activities: Softball IO: Prom Committee 11, 12: Gym Night II, I23 Chorus II, I23 Dance Com- mittee II: May Day II: Spring Concert I23 Candlelight Service 12: Senior Play I23 Basket- ball 123 Hall Monitor II3 Dancing Club II. A good friend of all the class, Gerie is a very nice lass. ROBERT HILL General o Activities: Sports in Season 10, II3 Gym Night 10,123 Auto-Know-How IO, 113 Prom Commit- tee 12: Dance Committee II3 Chorus II: ln- tramural Basketball IO, 12, Bobby and his hot rod car, Can be seen both near and far. JANET MARIE HIPKINS Business Education llJantl Activities: Chorus Io, II, 123 May Day ro, Ilg Dancing Club IO, II: Spring Concert II, I2: Candlelight Service II, I2: Prom Committee 11, 123 Dance Committee IO: Class Play 12. Janet Hipkins, oh: so nice, Always kept calm and cool as ice. WANDA N, HIPKINS Business Education Wanda Activities: Cheerleading IO, II, 12: Spring Con- cert Io, 123 Band Io, II, I2g Basketball Io, II, 123 Prom Committee II, I2g Gym Night 10, I2: Volleyball II, 123 Dance Committee 12g Soft- ball 123 Senior Play 12. Small in stature: fast in action, And when she talked--what reaction! v '.' 1'-I' ,, - . .H 4--ft: 4 pk Ji 1 A i General A II, I23 Cavaliers IO, II, I2: Football II, 123 Prom Committee Gym Night 1 A h py- u y chap, Jerry sl ed for grin or scrap. ROBERT F, HUDSON Industrial nBobu Activities: Typing Club 103 Intramural Basket- ball II, 123 Boy's Chorus II: Candlelight Ser- vice II: Auto Know How II: Stage Crew Ilg Chef Club I2: Senior Play 123 Field Crew 12. Bobby was a fine little stalk, But, oh how he could talk. fu? 4' 'QQ qja Q LARRY HUDD LE General ll Activities: Dance C o m m i t t e e 10, 12: Auto- Know-How IO, II: Candlelight Service II: Field and Stream IO: Chef Club I23 Spring Choral Concert II. Larry Huddle, with coal black hair, Was calm sometimes, but others, Beware! WILLIAM IVERSON Academic uBi11u Activities: Visual Aids Io, Ilg Metal Shop IO: Boys Chorus II: Candlelight Service II: Gym Night 12: Prom Committee I2: StudentCouncil I23 Wood Shop 12. A neat and clever chap is he, As by his picture you can see, FRANK PAUL JACONO Academic Doodle Activities: Typing Club IO: Gym Night IO, IIS Football IO, II, 12: Basketball 10, II, 12: Dance Committee 10, II: Dance Band II: Student Council 12: Prom Committee 12: Dance Club IO, Frank is quite an athlete, And in basketball can't be beat. VINCENT FRANK JACONO Academic lljim n Activities: Football lo, II, I2: Baseball 11, IZ: Boys Chorus 105 Student Council II, 123 Hall Monitor 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 123 Class Play 123 May Day II, I23 Gym Night IO. A tackle in the line, Threw 'em for losses all the time. v fc 1' '-.Q U ' 5 g- Q . . ' -,ss 'A I 3 'ti ,f me ' 9. Pg im, 3 THOMAS ALLEN JONES Academic llTom ll Activities3 Student Council 10, II: Gym Night IO, I2: Photography 10,113 Yearbook II, 123 Class Play 12: Chorus IO, A swell boy, seldom to hear, Very ICSPGCEUIQ very sincere, RU THANN JUNE Business Education Ruthie Activities: Dance Committee 10,122 Library Club IO: Yearbook II, 123 Press Club II: Prom Committee II, I23 Senior Play 12. Hark, tis music greets our ear, Ah, tis Ruth's music that we hear. ELIZABETH IUNTO 4 Business Education n n Activities: Dance Committee IO, II: Chorus IO, II, 12: Prom Committee II, 123 Senior Play 12: May Day IOQ Spring Concert. Slow and easy3 never a care, Hours and minutes always to spare, ALBERT JOHN KARDINE Academic nA1n Activities: Class President IO, II, 12: Dance Committee IO: Prom Committee 11, I2: Year- book II, I2: Scott's Hi-Q 11, 123 Senior Play 12: Dancing IO, II: Typing 10, II: Hall Moni- tor 12. Deep in his books was our studious friend, Sincere in his work to the very end, -9 of 40 S! une' ROLAND I. LAMPLUGH Academic llLamPl! Activities: Baseball IO, II, 12: Student Council IO: Intramural Basketball IO, 11, I23 Dancing ll: Auto-Know-How II: Dance Committee Ilg Prom Committee 121 Senior Play I2g Gym Night 12. He's really smart and really gay, Gals go for him in a great big way. STANLEY LECH Academic --shaw- Activities: Athletics in Season IOg Hall Monitor IO, Ilg Dance Committee IO: Football Il: Base- ball II, I2g Usher II: Class Assembly II: Gym- nastics II: Intramural Basketball II, I2g Prom Committee 12. A silent lad, Never, sad, always glad. SHIRLEY ANN LEES Business Education Shirl Activities3 Dance Committee 103 Cheerleader IO, 11, 12: Drill Team 10, II, I2: May Queen's Court IO: Newspaper IOQ Prom Committee II, 123 Candlelight Service II: Gym Night II, 12: Chorus II: May Day II: Senior Play I2: Cheer- leader fCaptainj I2. Shirl is cute, demure and bright, Enough to make any boy's eyes bright. LOIS MARIE MARANTINO Business Education nl-Diss: Activities: Basketball IO, II: Cheerleader IO, II, I23 Drill Team Io, 11, 12: Gym Night Io, 11, I2: Dance Committee 10, II, I2: Newspaper IO3 May Day Ilg Prom Committee II, I23 Stu- dent Guide Ilg Senior Play 12: Softball 123 Cheerleader fCo-Captainj 12. Full of action, and full of speed3 With the wave of her arms3 the crowd she leads. V MAY ELIZABETH MAYER Home Economics llMayll Activities: Class Se cre tary IO, II, 123 May Queen's Court 10, II, 123 Hall Monitor io, II: Prom Committee II, 12g Dance Committee IO, II, 12: Typing Club 10, 113 Cashier 1o, 11, 12: Auto-Know-How IO: Senior Play 12. She's always merryg always tries, In spite of worries, she never sighs. JOSEPHINE MCCARTHY Business Education nJ0rr Activities: Dance C o m m i tt e e IO, Ilg Prom Committee 11, I2: Archery Club IOQ Gym Night II, IZZ Chorus II, 12: Auto- Know- How II: Candlelight Service 123 Class Play 12. Jo's way of cracking jokes, Entertains the dullest folks, RAYMOND, MCFALL Industrial lIRay ll Activities: Printing Club IO, Ilg Archery Club IO: Wood Shop II: Chef Club I2: Field Crew I2g Prom Committee I23 Stage Hand I2, Ladies were his every thought, Far and wide for them he sought. HOWARD F, MCKIM JR, Academic Howard Act1viries3 Band ro, II, 123 Candlelight Service IO, 11, 12: Gym Night ro, II, 123 District Cho- rus IO,II, 12: Boy's Chorus IO,II, 123 Intra- mural Basketball 10, II, 12: Talent Show 11, I23 Prom Committee 12: Auto-Know-How II3 Dance Committee II, 12, A willing worker, efficient too, Fellows like these are all too few. , 0 1 1 fb fc . Q f NL M u 1 ffl' L Volley , 123 I23 Pro II, Pla 3 Sof Asse y, II. j She ed h ar T o things f mth art. WILLIAM LEE MIXON ndustrial Bill Activities3 May Day II, I23 Prom Committee 12: Dance Committee II: Candlelight Service Il: Spring Concert II: Field Crew IZ: Chef Club 12: Boys Chorus IO, II, I23 Yearbook II: Wood Shop II: Archery IO, Printing IO, Deep in his books was our studious friend, Sincere in his work to the very end. , L I If' ab Typing Club 12. K N A HOWARD NICKLE Academic 'HZ 1 Nick T001 1 ' 'I 1lLActivfties3 Band io, II, 125 Gym Night IO, II, f fu 1 3'Dance Committee IO, II, 12: Class Treas- fjl Jer 10, 11,123 Scott's Hi-Q 11, IZ: Prom Co- py, Chairman II: Assembly Program IO: Boys Cho- Li rus IO3 Hall Monitor II3 Senior Class Play I2: 3 - , P' An oar in every boat, 1 f A finger in every pie. 1 v PATRICIA A, NUGENT Business Education f npatu Activities: Basketball IO, 11, 122 Hockey IO, II, I2: Band IO, II, 123 Dance Committee IO, II, I23 Monitor IO: Assembly IO: Cheerleading II, 122 Prom Committee II, I23 Spring Concert II: Senior Play 123 Softball I2: Chorus I23 May Day II. Pat played on the hockey team, Her smile radiated like a dream. JACQUELINE MARIE OSBORNE Business Jackie Education Activities: Candlelight Service IO, II: Dance Committee io, 11, I25 Chorus ro, I23 Newspaper IO, Ilg Senior Play5 May Day II: Prom Com- mittee II, I2. Absence makes the heart grow fonder, Jackie--the part-time wonder. DOYLE C, POINTER Industrial Pointy Activities: Chef Club I25 Science Club IOg In- tramural Basketball Io, 125 Auto-Know-How II5 Candlelight Service II5 Senior Play I25 Ath- letics in Season 115 Visual Aids Io. Doyle Pointer, always on his toesg Forever being teased about his pointy nose. LOTAN CHARLES POORE Industrial .Buddy If Activities: Dance Band IO, II, 12: Assembly Program IO, II, 12: May Day 105 Dance Com- mittee IO: Senior Play 12. More precious is his every word, Because he is so seldom heard, JOHN ANTHONY PREZIUSO Academic lllapll Activiries5 Baseball io, II, I25 Basketball IO, II, I25 Football 10, 11, 125 Gym Night 1o,11, 12: Dance Committee IO, II, I25 May Day II, I2: Monitor I2, He argued in the classroom, He argued in the hall, He argued in the lunchroom, Over nothing at all. ,-. ,le I f. l if 1 5 . v ,Q y, f :dig X fs as Nw I ,nxt 1 ' 1 ,..f, ,Q ..v HS: .Ns-.., 1 -17714 - - V D- -4.1! f l ROBERT P, QUILLEN Academic 1lBob!l Activities: Basketball IO, 11, 123 Gym Night to, 11, I23 Prom Committee II, I23 Hall Monitor II, 123 Scott's High-Q 11, 123 Typing II: Base- ball II3 Student Council 12. Bobby is the clever type. Everything he does is right. BARBARA ANNE RICH Academic Bobbie Activities: Chorus ro, 11, 12: Candlelight Ser- vice IO, 11, 12g Variety Show IO, 1 1, I2: Class Assembly II,I23 Biology Club IO: Dramatic Club II: Spring Concert II, I23 School Play II: Senior Play 12. Happy is she, who wisely knows, How to use the gifts heaven bestows. DONN Y RIECK General ll ll Activities: Dance Band IO, II, I23 Boys Chorus II: May Day Io, Il: Class Assembly IO, 11, 12: Dance Committee IO: Senior Play 12. Don is musically inclined, And in his studies, not behind, CLARA MARIE RILEY Business Education llpamy If Activities: Girl's Chorus IO, II, 123 Dance Com- mittee 10,123 Candlelight Service IO,II,I23 Newspaper IO: Chef Club IO: Auto-Know-How II: Dancing Club Il: Spring Concert I2: Prom Committee I2g Senior Play 12, A quiet lass with a dandy grin, That makes friendship easy to win, s pw 3 . 1 .. 51 l :, ffiiii ' I A 55 ' A Q Q. ' ' '43 1 'J gl. ,f 1 f 1s Qi::.f 1- wits . s Q ,, gs.: iid if X 5 , if 1 at ls. S X3 N gp xmk1+ -fi' A C ,,,2 :.' NANCY ANN ROBINSON Horne Economics Tuttie Activities: Chorus IO, IIQ Home Economics IO: Gymnastics II: Typing Club 12, From masculine forms, Nancy didn't shy, When they were near, she raised her eyes, ARNELL ROLLISON Academic llAm ll Activities: Gym Night Io, 11, 4123 Dancing Club Io, Ilg Auto-Know-How Io, II: Metal Shop IOQ Wood ShOPIIQ Mixed Chorus II: Stage Crew I2, Arnell is an Ogden chap, Girls would thrill to sit on his lap, JANET SCOTT Academic Scottie Activities: Photography Club io, Ilg Class As- sembly IO, 123 Yearbook II, I2g Student Coun- cil IO: Auto-Know-How Ilg Hockey II: Class Play I2, Janet is really a brainy gal, Always considered our best pal. IUDITH ELOISE SCOTT Business Education nju n Activities: Library Club IO, II, 125 Dance Com- mittee IO, II, 12: Prom Committee II, 12: Can- dlelight Service II: Gym Night IO: Yearbook 123 Senior Play 12. A friend like Judy is hard to find, Bright, helpful and very kind, JAMES JOHN SHEEKY Academic Moose sms: Activities: Basketball IO, II,I2g Football IO, is II, IZ: Gym Night IO, 11, I2g Gymnastics Club I IO, II, I2g Dance Committee IOQ Prom Com- mittee 12: Assembly Program II3 Boys Chorus IOg Dancing Club II, Girls are always at his heel, For he's chock full of sex appeal. BONNIE SHORT Business Education Butch Activities: Dance Committee IO, II, I2: Prom Committee 11, 12: Yearbook II, 12: Press Club II,I2: Student Council IO: Chorus io, Hall Monitor IO, Gay and happy-thus briefly defined, Yet a better friend is hard to find, DOUGLAS DONALD SIMPSON ll N General Activities: Archery IOg Typing IIQ Language II: Senior Class Play 12. V It is the quiet one, Who gets things done, I ' RICHARD SNOW Industrial ..Rich.. Activities: Auto-Know-How 10,113 Prom Com- mittee 123 Chef Club I2: Stage Crew 12, Q If we are out to seek true pals, Rich is one to suit us guys and gals, I , ,Sv Xxx I M 3 PQ .C 1.-Q5 -lm N N DONALD SOMMER Academic Duck Activities: Baseball Io, 11, I2: Gym Night Io, 11, IZ: Intramural Basketball lo, 11, I23 Chef Club 12: Prom Committee 12: Hall Monitor 103 Auto-Know-How 11. What a man! What a way! With the gals he held full sway. MARY ANN STICHTER Business Education Mary Ann Activities: Chorus lo, II, I23 Dance Committee 103 Candlelight Service 11, 125 Class Play 123 Assembly II: Dancing Club IO, 113 May Day IO, So nice and neat is Mary Ann, She never has trouble with her man. STEVE STRAZDUS Industrial German Activities: Wood Shop II: Print Shop II: Chef Club 12. Steve Strazdus, a former Eddystone guy, When the girls see him, they all give a sigh. AMY JEAN TYLER Home Economics rvcandyut Activities: Typing Io, II3 Reading Club ug Prom Committee 12. Amy Tyler, we all like so much, With the guys, she has the magic touch, A Qi: Q! Q25 emi ii C SAMUEL S, TYLER Industrial Stankey Activities3 Baseball lo, 11, 12: Football 10,11 I2: Athletics in Season IO: Wood Shop I0 Graphic Arts II: Dancing II: Chef Club 12. Quite a baseball and football star, We hope this lad will go really far. ROBERT TYSON General n n Activities: Boy's Chorus IO, II, 12: Baseball 11, 3 Basketball 12. A merry lad was Bob, A pal to all the guys. JO ANN WALKER nlody n Activities: Typing IO, IIS Dancing Club Io, II: Prom Committee 12: Softball,12, Looking on the bright side, Rather than at the blue tide, MIRIAM RUTH WALL Academic l1Micky lr Activities: Photography IO3 Typing Club IO, Dance Committee IO, II: Chorus 103 Dramatics Club II: School Play II: Yearbook Il, 12: Prom Committee 12: Candlelight Service I23 Senior Play I2, Snappy, happy without a care, A radiant smile, and long hair. ALTHEA L. WALTERS Academic NAIN Activities: Typing IO: Chorus IO, II: Auto- Know-How II: Yearbook II, 123 Student Coun- cil II, Not a single good virtue this gal neglected, And by her classmates she was always respected. JANET LEE WARD Business Education n-Ian!! Activities: Chorus IO: Dance Committee to, II, 123 Band IO, 11, 123 Senior Play 121 Yearbook 12: Gym Night IO3 Prom Committee II,I23 Assembly Program 11, 12: Band Concert IO, 11, I2: Press Club II, Cute, small and neat, Just to know her is a treat. PATRICIA ANN WEIDEL Business Education npatu Activities: Hockey to, II, 123 Basketball Io, 11, 12S Cheerleader 10.11.122 Prom Committee 11,123 Drill Team 123 Hall Monitor II, 12: Student Government IO: Softball 12. A smile here--a smile there, , Makes Pat welcome anywhere. THELMA WILLIAMS Business Education Thelm Activities: Auto-Know-How IO: Candlelight Service II,I2g Chorus IO: Spring Concert 12: Art Club II: Class Play I2: Girls Chorus II. Thelma is very nice and shy, She's afraid to even wink an eye. :vm QI! O 0,4-AgXQ,',' a rf Ns., Nglkaq I E 1 .1 3 X . .t -, 33 I WARREN W, WILLIAMSON Industrial Activities: Auto-Know-How IO3 Graphic Art IO3 Stage Crew II,I25 Typing II: Woodshop Ilg Chef Club 12. If jokes and wise cracks were against the rule, Then Warren would have no place in school. RUSSELL LEE WILLIS Academic ll Activities: Chef Club 12. He's a nifty fellow we must confess, I So we all wish him the best success. ROBERT WILSON Academic nBobn Activitiesg Photography IO3 Auto- Know- How IOg Yearbook Il, 12: Intramural Basketball Il, I23 Prom Committee 12. Bob minds his business all day, Cause he has no time for play. JUANITA WORRELL Business Education Cookie Activities: Chorus IO, II, I23 Dance Committee ro, II: Prom Committee II, I2: Candlelight Service II, 125 Assembly 11, 123 Spring Concert 12: Class Play 12, Who 's that making all the noise, Tam t Juanita, must be the boys. N? ---Q . ' . D 12TH ACADEMIC. D LEFT TO RIGHEEDEIRST ROW: Fjncurlzw, 31 a ey,TWa1ters, J. Scott, B. Briscoll, sis. Clark, K. Beck, D. Minicha p, ,,,, ..,,K.,,DuIim,.B, Rich1 B.A'Hazais. SBGSND . D M ROW: R. Wiilis, I. Prezuiso, F. Jacono, A. Kardine, V. Iacono, H. Nickle, R s. L6?C35? 'I'HIR1T'ROVV?'Tf sneaky, D. Curry, H. Dutton, R. Quillen, Q' m ,5,jpyant, Vyigygson, T,,, 4 !B.Q- on, D. Beck. FOURTH ROW: J. Borsos, A.fRo11ison, J. Grady, R. Wilson, H. Mc- D 151111-rysvapmmea. c. Burn-srpsacke,-.m P Gaster . ,X . - - .7 , W as . D xzfru BUSHRJESLQQEUQA TION5 M , H . DgfAf'AhLEFT. 'TU'R!GHT, P'mSTTSW: 9,385+ ' Dv gent. W. Hipkins, Gi. Hickey, I. Ci if aL15g,.,J. Uixfiqgiarthy, M.'J2figUSOI1,'b gg f 4 D AE. Chapmang,-QD. Eansif QSECGND RGW2' D . L. Marafn.tin6QS.LeesiQvf.RilBY,1.Wol'-' gina- semi: JUIQQQQDM. Siichteigk' E7V3Y1 x Xa Wiliianig Cffibtteii... THIRD -W ROW: E. Robinson, Tl Dodson, J. Gs-.., .Q 3 bofB?! 'J. Hiplarif 'D ' 1 L. aw j wr-if Dam . L if .Q f' Q H M- ' rw '- ' K- Q V..w. 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Gorman,-R G-iJ.bert,wL:Esbin,,.,.,,, N Chance 'X -1 'fl 1081 mln , n iflll l l 'iT!'lDl'i!lWl l i. ms., 5 in l F18 i nan- -aunt-m nwr-.an an Wyman an-'ivy ' . alumna, X 4-nl 0 gh- 41 ' df 1llv..nuu1 x. l if-' .-AJ! fu, , .Jxqn 1, - rl 4 . n S mm , X fl. Z. fx Ay 'uflf : , ,V K L Az f 5 3 - , ,A , . ,Q ,gf .' .n A 1 .R . C 5 1 . M x MM - -' 3 1 . ,ff X if 'WARE 'f' .f 'moiivn 1143 gswi Deleqatea NAME EDWIN PAUL AARON THEODORE C, ARRINGTON JANE ASHLEY DONALD I. BECK KATHRYN BECK JOHN C. BORSOS DAVID BRADY RICHARD BRYANT CLAUDE BURR NORMAN D. CHANCE EUNICE CHAPMAN JOAN CIANCIA PHYLLIS M. CIANCIA BETTY LEE CLARK ISABELL CLARK BARBARA ANN COLEMAN MARGARET E, COLSON ARLENE CORTER MARY CRABTREE FRANCES L, CURLEY DAVID CURRY EUGENE DAVIS TERRY L. DODSON BARBARA DRISCOLL KAY EILEEN DULIN WILLIAM HUGH DUTTON CHARLES ESBIN DELORES EVANS PHYLLIS ANN EVANS MARY LOU FERGUSON CHESTER WESLEY FIELD CAROL M. GARVINE ADDRESS 816 Pleasant Avenue 1325 Green Street 1327 Peach Street Chestnut Street 300 Ridge Road 596 Meetinghouse Road 1 176 Sterling Avenue 2308 Euclid Avenue 513 .Cherry Tree Road 611 Johnson Avenue 500 Laughead Avenue 217 Harvey Avenue 217 Harvey Avenue 1555 Hewes Avenue 1419 Brookside Avenue 2328 William Street 20 Morton Street Ferncroft Avenue 1603 Cherry Street 200 Buffington Road 2621 RockHurst Avenue 1359 Green Street 703 Meetinghouse Road 1931 Pleasantview Avenue 1418 Huddell Avenue 205 Meetinghouse Road 1030 Meetinghouse Road 316 East Ridge Road 316 East Ridge Road 26 I4 Third Avenue 1707 Peach Street 816 Columbia Avenue 48 PRIZ ED POSSESSION Bell at 3:22 Car Class Ring 81 Bill Mary Ann My Scrapbook Judy P P P P P Driver 's License Clarinet 35 Rifle Bobby George Fran 9114155 Stan Jonesy Class Ring 81 Mike Ike Wootson My Long Fingernails George 82 his Class Ring Jewelry Box My Piano Trumpet Driver's License 82 Car My Size 4 Shoe Larry Medal from State Piano Carolyn Holland Phyllis 's Car Keys Studebaker Caesar Rodney Jacket 4I Ford Perry C0mo's Ave Maria Difzectonq LAST SEEN WITH Yearbook Photographer Levy Gardendale Gang Mary Ann Betty, Barb, Joanne Judy C. Grady Hugh, Stan, 85 Rich Jerry, Hugh, Stan, Rabbit Diploma The hood of his car up Sydney and Darlene NJC.. Carol, Jo, and May Toots, Barb, and Diane Jane, Lois, Shirl, Joan, Sc Ruth A Shorthand Book Marie 8a Maxine Judy, Liz , 8: Mary Lou A diamond Jim 8: Bernie A Trumpet Janet 8a Bonnie Sun Glasses Bt Mouse Mobile Tootsie, Betty 8.5 Diane A Pencil in her Ear Dick, Rabbit, Nick 85 Al Gilbert 8a Gorman Mary, Thelma, Don, 8a Green Studebaker Tony, Loretta, Lin 8a Don Judy, Liz, 8t Arlene Bill Mixon 8a Raymond McFall A Four Aces Record LAST WORDS Physical Impossibility Levy, here are my talents. Good luck to next year's Seniors oh my strained eyesl Hey, Barb, what time is it? Enjoy your school years. Thanks: Dutton, Quillen 8: Kardine Gads What do,we have for homework? Give me a cheesesteak, Ange, How I hate to leave school. I follow McCarthy. I give up. Just a little, you can't notice it I leave all my homework to Mike I need your lovin'. Please be Mine. Isn't this day over yet? Isn't it Wonderful? I'm Hungry! I leave my Dance Band Music to Mr. Foster l give up P P P P P It's a long time You Scroungel Good-bye Earth People, What's for Lunch? Get out your walking shoes So long, you all O-Oh, Elvis Good-bye Mr. Giamboy, come back. 49 DIED FROM Cafeteria 's Lunches Old Age Shorthand Homework Mr. Appiche1la's Jokes Chemistry Latin Homework Girls Latinitis Gilbert's Hotrod Waiting for music class Over abundance of waiting, Early hours Overexertion Shorthand Homework Waiting for Ike A Broken Heart Leaky Ink Pens Waiting for Lunch Period Math Classes Englisl Shorthand Transcription Moldy Cheese in a Mouse Trap Too many speeches in English Solid Geometry Rabbit Walking to Ogden Trying to get the car Delores 's Driving Doing stencils Smoke Walking to Marcus Hook Deleqatea' NAME JOHN P. GASTER ROBERT GILBERT WILLIAM GORMAN JERRY GRADY CAROL GREEN BARBARA IANICE HARRIS GERALDINE M, HICKEY ROBERT HILL JANET MARIE HIPKINS WANDA N, HIPKINS EDMONDJ. l'fOLDEN ROBERT HUDSON LARRY HUDDLE WILLIAM IvBRsoN FRANK PAUL IACONO VINCENT FRANK JACONO THOMAS ALLEN JONES RUTHANN JUNE ELIZABETH JUNTO ALBERT JOHN KARDINE ROLAND J. LAMPLIIGH STANLEY LECH SHIRLEY ANN LEEs LOIs MARIE MARANTINO MAY ELIZABETH MAYER IOSEPHINE MCCARTHY RAYMOND MCEALL HOWARD E, MCKIM JR, DIANE MILLICHAP WILLIAM LEE MIXON HOWARD NICKLE PATRICIA A, NUGENT ADDRESS 204 Meetinghouse Road 1623 Huddell Avenue 1635 Chichester Avenue 1000 Thornton Road 606 Taylor Avenue 910 Kingsman Road 1425 Market Street Market Street IIO3 Randall Avenue 2620 Clayton Street 2200 Redwood Street 1616 Graham Avenue 1023 Beeson Avenue 1451 Summit Street 2450 Naamans Creek Road 306 Market Street 4 Ormond Street 485 A Bethel Road 1570 Chichester Avenue 4102 Apple Street 234 Story Road 233 White Avenue 1655 Cherry Street 1346 Plum Street Walnut Street 905 Kingsmen Road 4309 Bethel Road 450 A Roger Avenue 804 Ridley Creek 1553 Huddel Avenue 1028 Galbreath Avenue 1408 Huddell Avenue 50 PRIZ ED POSSESSION My Speedboat Red Chevy Motorcycle Jalopy Dale's Class Ring Little sister, Joan. Joe's Class Ring Fran 8B Car Roger Roland Lamplugh Judy Guitar Car Hornrimmed glasses Playing sports Football practice Bible Paul Donnie's letters Class Ring Wanda's ring My short haircuts Phil 8B Coat Sweater Class ring 81 Aug. IO, 1955 Engagement 8a class ring R. B. My car My car Rocky Red nose Driver's license Dodd1e's class ring, Diftectoftq LAST SEEN WITH Jerry, Howard, Bud, Hugh Junk Man Esbin in Space Ship Bonnie Dias Phyl, Barb, Liz, Darlene Micky, Thelma Joe, Pat, Doodle, Wanda, Al Duck, Don, Larry Em, Louise, Gladys Mose Pat, Gerie, Roland Dugan, Dutton, Brady Guitar P P P P P P P Spanish book Sim, Al, Jap. Al, John, Doodle Pointy, Duck and Fish Shorthand Book Arlene, Mary Lou, Judy, May Doodle, John, Jim A muscle-bound midget Jap, Rabbitt, Gilbert, Jap Issy, Jane, Lois, Jo, Joan Issey, Jo, Joan, Ceil. Glass Cutter Joan My car Linda McNeil Rocky Prancer Al, Jim, Vince, Doodle, Hugh Wanda, Gerie, Doodle, Pat LAST WORDS Enough Saidl I I Who's got gas money? You Got me, qLeave fun I had for Seni Ya Know ors to follow. J Kentucky, Here I come. What'd ya.sayP I'll never tell I Finally made itl Oh, Crowl See you soon raccoon I give up P P P P P P P P P When do we sleep! Sure is. Ain't it though Really-wanna know P What do we have for homework I made itll Here is my paper. Don't rip it, I really care! I give up, Dats Better Good luck to next year's Seniors. Now to put this Home Ec, to work On to Sleepy College Put-Put-Put P P P P P P P P Whatl I Goodbye Earth People So-Long I hate school 51 DIED FROM Physiography Class Pushing Red Chevy Flying string from Hudson's guitar Latin Too much homework Micky's hot rodding and food. Notre Dame's bus 5 Work Too many Speechgg in English Oral compositions Homework Hot rodding Algebra I and II Summer school Overworking Doddle's boreness Chemistry Quizzes Shorthand Homework Jim's jokes. Pushing a Merc Hard benches. Being tired of bus trips Long trips on Mr. Forwood's buses Brainwashing Lack of Sleep My car Solid and Trig. Spanish Rabbit's Jokes , Final Exams Delegated' NAME JACQUENNE MARIE OSBORNE DOYLE C, POINTER LOTAN CHARLES POORE JOHN ANTHONY PREZIUSO ROBERT P. QU11.LEN BARBARA ANNE RICH DONNY RIECK CLARA MARIE RILEY NANCY ANN ROBINSON ARNELL ROLLISON JANET SCOTT IUDITH ELOISE SCOTT JAMES JOHN SHEEKY BONNIE SHORT DOUGLAS DONALD SIMPSON RICHARD SNOW DONALD SOMMER MARY ANN STICHTER STEVE STRAZDUS AMY JEAN TYLER SAMUEL S. TYLER ROBERT TYSON JO ANN WALKER' MIRIAM RUTH WALL ALTHEA L. WALTERS JANET LEE WARD PATRICIA ANN WEIDEL THELMA WILLIAMS WARREN W, WILLIAMSON RUSSELL LEE WILLIS ROBERT WILSON JUANITA WORRELL ADDRESS 956 Kinsman Road 2625 Sharpless Ave 3314 Market St. 1706 Hewes Ave, 1427 Market St. 307 Taylor Avenue 214 Meeting House Rd, 117 Washington Avenue 115 Washington Avenue 2669 Rockhurst Avenue 2031 Vernon Avenue 125 Fronefield Avenue 2655 Clayton Street 1905 Central Avenue 1439 Blueball Avenue 217 Worrilow Street Bethel Road 1412 Huddle Avenue IO26 Kingsmans Road 199 199 4367 Bethel Road 1525 Huddell Avenue 1786 Laurel Avenue 2664 Ogden Avenue Box 77 Bethel Road 2471 W. Helms Manor 1545 Chichester Avenue 2347 Booker Avenue 312 Broadway Avenue 2423 5th Avenue 2104 Opal Avenue 52 PRIZ ED POSSESSION Engagement Ring 47 Plymouth Coupe Bass Practicing Sports Class Ring My Long Hair My Guitar Anything Green Allen HOrn's Drivers License Barretts Coatsweater 8B Boyfriend Parallel Bars Rich Bible 2nd Gear My Hair Donnie Beck German Shepherd Jessie C. My Heart Motor Scooter Class Ring Mom, Dad and Car Bible Boyfriend Dave's Class ring Driving My Heart I. Adams Chemistry Book Class Ring Difrectonq LAST SEEN WITH Tom in his Chevy A flat tire H, P. Jim, Albert, Doodle, Pat, Geri Bill Scottie Joanie Moore Margaret, Barbara, Lee, Bunky Helen, Barb, Phyllis The Gang Bobbie Liz, Arlene, Mary Lou Jap, Jim, Stan, Nick Janet Stephen Poore Bev Frieze Bob, Pointy, Fish, Tom Kay, Phyl, Janet, Betty Adolph Lucky, Kitty, Chick Marion Red Head A bottle of POP Bobbi, Thelma Kitty Bonnie Pat, Hickie, Diane, Davey Dee Micky, Bobbie Marie Amy The German A cookie LAST WORDS He makes me ill. Babo, Space, Shops, Termite Good Morning Squirrel Shoot it, Nipl I'm hungry , I leave my dance band music to whoever finds it. See you later alligator. See you later alligator. Keep Kool Yule That's a minor detail, Good Deal! Lend me it How come? Why? I give my history brain to Steve What's for Lunch Quack, you Glad it's over. Back to Germany You will never walk alone When my dreamboat comes home If you don't succeed the first time, give up, l don't know I don't know O,K, , You do that Shows your thinking Holy Cow So long, I'll see you. Booty Don't blame it on me, I care I Oh Elvis 53 DIED FROM Suffocarion during Civil Defense. Drills Too much work Mr. Foster's Dance Band Too much work toth Grade Girls Too much singing Mr. De Augustine's Music Class Loneliness Getting up in the morning Chemistry Getting to work on time Shorthand Homework Shorthand Not, seeing Miss Keller Homework Being on time for school Loneliness when Don didn 't come. German Measles Mathematics Love English Walking to school every day Trips to South Carolina Waiting for '58 Waiting for telephone calls. Browny-ing. Micky the Hot Rod Love Spanish School work Wonderful caf, food Hugh Dutton, Betty Clark, S n and Albert Kardine u e I BEST ALL AROUND lx Y Betty Clark and Pete Aaron MOST COOPERATIVE Jim Sheeky and Pat Nugent MOST ATHLETIC Loran Poore and Kay Dulill and Eunice Chapman MOST LIKELY MosT QUIET John Preziuso and Carol Green 'fi MOST TALKA TIVE Hugh Dutton and .W W May Mayer 54 BEST LOOKING latiuea Dave Curry and Kay Dulin MOST TALENTED l N a ET K'-H . l a I I Tom Jones I'O SUCCEED Betty Clark and M N..4., .af ? Jim Sheeky MOS T POPULAR Isabell Clark and Jim Sheeky BEST DANCERS W Roland Lamplugh and Pat Nugent CUTEST Vmce Jacona and Jo McCarthy 55 CLASS CLOWNS Lotan Poore and Isabell Clark BEST DRESSED Claaa will PETE AARON, leave my masculine figure to Bob Ross. THEODORE ARRINGTON, leave my talent in basketball to Levi Pearson. JANE ASHLEY, leave to get married qsome dayy. DON BECK, leave my No. 53 to Jerry Bender. KATHRYN BECK, leave my place on the hockey bench to Barbara Truif' JOHN C. BORSOS, leave my chemistry marks no Mr. Savapolus. DAVID BRADY, leave my hope of finding a lover for Miss Keller. RICHARD BRYANT, leave my speed to Bob Krentz. EUNICE CHAPMAN, leave no go to work. JOAN CIANCIA, leave to join Franny. PHYLLIS CIANCIA, leave my ability in Mr. Corkadel's room so anybody who wants it. BETTY LEE CLARK, leave and go out into the old cruel world. ISSY CLARK, leave Mike to the girls. BARBARA COLEMAN, leave my favorite class--Shorthand. MARGARET COLSON, leave my cha-cha steps to Mr. Corkadel. ARl.ENE CORTER, leave Mr. Aplchella's jokesg of cough-of cough! FRANCES CURLEY, leave my heart no Jim Rrwell, TERRY DODSON, leave my size four shoes no anybody who can get inm them. BARBARA DRISCOLL, leave Mr. Corkadel's physiography class to anyone who can sit through ll. KAY DURLIN, leave Solid Geometry to anyone brave enough to take lt. HUGH DUTTON, leave my bench splinters to Don Miller. CHARl.EY ESBIN, leave my ability no get our of class on the field crew no the Il Ind. DELORES EVANS, leave my well used Retailing Book no Carol Perry. PHYLLIS EVANS, leave to find T H E Rudolph Valentino. MARY IDU FERGUSON, leave the absentee list. CHESTER FIELD, leave my shaft to Bobby Todd. CAROL GARVINE, leave my love for Perry Como and the Four Aces to lda Silvestri. PAUL GASTER, leave my chemistry test no whoever wants it. BOB GILBERT, leave my ability to get out of class to work in the Cafeteria no any II Industrialwbo wants it. JERRY GRADY, leave my hot rodder to any who wish to take it up. CAROL GREEN, leave my ablllty to walk to school to Barb, Liz, and Cell. BOBBI HARRIS, leave the 'Rainbow Batchelors' fDuh-Quillen, Brittle Bones, Jones, and Willy the Wormy for Kentucky. GERALDINE HICKEY, leave to marry Joe. ROBERT HILL, leave my English book to be filed under fire paper. JANET HIPKINS, leave to go to work. WANDA HIPKINS, leave to marry Roland lamplugh. FRANK JACONO, leave my sports ability to Stephen Poore. VINCENT JACONO, leave my ability to keep quiet in class to Dino Rapposelli. TOMMY JONES, leave my desire for a Bible Club to Sandy Outlar. NJTHANN JUNE, leave in a green Ford. LIZ IUNTO, leave school. ALBERT KARDINE, leave my brains to Schmitty, ROLAND LAMPLUGH, leave my extra bottle of shaving lotion to Walt Ferguson. STANLEY LECH, leave my long hair to Mt. McNIrt. SHIRLEY LEES, leave my job as Captain of the Cheerleaders to many Phil. MAY MAYEIL leave one can of black paint to Mr. Capriottl. DIANA MILLICHAP, leave to marry Rocky. BILI. MDION, leave my red nose to Art Hamilton. JO MCCARTHY, leave my energy to Barb Mllnes. RAYMOND McFALL, leave my candy bats to Butch Giles. HOWARD F, McKIM, JR, , leave all the enjoyment and pleasures that Chl has given me in my high school years. PAT NUGENT, leave with Doodle Jacono. LOTAN POORE, leave my Rock and Roll Rythm to my old beating pal, Charles Calloway. JOHN PRIZIUSO, leave my Chemistry ability to Larry Durbano. BOB QUILl.EN, leave my high Solld Geometry marks to some deserving junior. BARBARA RICH, leave for college. DON RIECK, leave my Stan Kenton record collection to Mike Jones. MARIE RILEY, leave my ability to stay In every night to someone who can stand it. ARNELL ROLLISON, leave with Duck, Chan, Moose, Hen Peck, and Docmr Jekyll. JANET SCOTT, leave my long hair to June Lees. JUDY SCOTT, leave my well-used Shorthand book no whoever wants it. JIMMY SHEEKY, leave my weight to Mr. Kallckman. BONNIE SHORT, leave my money box no anyone who feels brave enought to become Business Manager. DON SOMMER, leave Rochelle. STEVE STRAZDUS, leave my ablllty to get caught doing the wrong thing at the wrong time no anybody who wants regular weekly vacations, AMY JEAN TYLER, leave my geography book to Mr. Corkadel. BOB TYSON, leave my A,A, Card to Butch Giles, my cousin. JO ANN WALKER, leave my walklng to school every morning to my sister and brother, Lois and Willls Walker, and my girl frlend Caroline Amato MIRIAM WAI.I., leave for S, C, and leave my long hair, green Mercury, and anything else anyone will take. ALTHEA WALTERS, leave Kitty. V JANET WARD, leave my love for the Color Guard to anyone who llkes to march. PAT WEIDEL, leave my good marks In Shorthand to Junlor Robinson. THELMA WILIJAMS, leave my long hair to Donna Deveny. WARREN WIl.LlAMS, leave my knowledge to William McNeil. RUSSELL Wll.LIS, leave my Chemistry no someone who likes to study t hour each night. BOB WILSON, leave my bottle of nitro under Mr. Savopolus. As I gaze into the future I see the class of Chichester High School, 1957, as they will be ten years from now ----- 1967. They are scattered over the face of the earth and many have accomplish- ed unusual things. LOOK WITH ME NOW ' ' ' ' ' Ten years into the future. As I enter the U, N, Building, I see various familiar personalities. Among these I see Repre- Q.-if-19 sentative Robert Quillen about to make a presentation to the Genera1Assembly. Representative Albert R' my Kardine will follow with a presentation opposing the former, This has been predicted to be quite 5 ,t -fu Oh, there are the secretaries preparing to take notes. I recognize several of them. There's f I Janet Ward, Bonnie Short, and Jane Ashley. ' As the GeneralAssembly begins to organize, I see the translators taking their respective places, Among them I see the noted Japanese translator, John Preziuso, also the German interpreters William Gorman and Steve Strazdus. After I thank the guide, Paul Gaster, for such an interesting tour, I meet an old friend, Am- bassador Thomas Jones from France. I-Ie invites me to attend the celebration of Bastille Day. Many interesting. ' I J i 9 u Jud xx people will be at the festival, Among them there will be, the world famous surgeon, Kay Dulin, and ss-- her assistants, Amy Tyler, and Frances Curley. Also, there will be other greats such as Pete Aaron, an engineer, and his assistant, Roland Lamplughg Jim Sheeky, the famous football star: Bob Wilson, the well-known chem- ist, and Miriam Wall, the modern artist. Walking from the building, I notice a janitor shoveling the snow, Oh, that's Claude Burrrrr. I instructed the driver, Doyle Pointer to take me to the airport sol could purchase my ticket, The ticket agent was Barbara Harris, She soon showed me a schedule, which I accepted. I then purchased a roundtrip ticket to several places beginning at Genoa, Italy. While in Genoa I plan to visit the well-known pharmacist, Dr. Jimmy Jacono. Having made all the necessary arrangements, 1 proceeded to telegraph Dr. Jacono of my visit. Before returning to my hotel room, I decided to have some lunch in the airport cafeteria, Looking around, I noticed Barbara Rich, the opera star, sitting at another table, and Iasked her to join me. She did. She told me of the career which Janet Scott had sought and achieved, She is now teaching school and enjoying it. . I ordered my lunch from Wanda Hipkins, the waitress. She gave my order for spaghetti to Doodle Jacono, the chef. While eating my lunch, I saw the dishwasher whom I recognized as Carol Green. I left for my hotel room in a taxi which was driven by Phyllis Evans, The following weeks passed quickly, and I found myself on my way to Italy. While on the airplane, I saw the pilot, Charles Esbin and the co-pilot, Jerry Grady. The Hostesses Judy Scott, Mary Lou Ferguson, Ruthann June, Pat Nugent and Barbara Driscoll made my trip very pleasant. Among the passengers were Stanley qCharlie Chanj Lech, the former Miss Arlene Cotter with her husband, the re- cording artist, Georgia Shaw, May Mayer who has experienced a successful career as an Italian Movie Star, Betty Clark and Tootsie Beck, the women athletes who will participate inthe Olympics, and book Magazine nominees for best dressed man and woman in the world, Shirley Lees and lotan Poore. After arriving in Rome, I visited many of the famous sites. I then boarded a train for Genoa. The porter, Chester Field, carried my bags to the train where the cond-uctor Ted Arrington helped me up the steps. The hostess, Juanita Wor- rell, found a seat for me beside Don Beck who was on his way to see his wife, the former Mary Ann Stichter, who is study- ing dress designing in Genoa. The engineer, Arnell Rollison, started the train and in a few hours I arrived in Genoa, As I was getting off the train, I ran into Carol Garvine and invited her to the party, Icaught a bus driven by John Borsos. When I arrived at the hotel, the clerk, Gene Davis, assigned me to my room. The bell boy, Pete Chance carried my bags to my room and the maid, Jody Walker helped me unpack, In the lobby I had my dinner and was serenaded by the violinest, Dick Bryant, After dinner Iwent to a theater and saw a motion picture starring Donald Simpson. I bought some candy bars from the candy vendor, Ray McFall, and the usher, David Brady, found a seat for me. I saw several standins whom I recognized in the movie. They were Eunice Chapman, Billy Iverson and Rich Snow. Finally. the night of the big party arrived. At the party, Iwas entertained with a floor show. The program was as follows: a song by the worlds most famous trumpet player, Dave Curry: cha-cha by Maggie Colson and Warren William- song a quartet consisting of Howard McKim, Jerry Holden, Samuel Tyler, and Don Sommer. Then there was a guitar solo by Don Rieck. Everyone enjoyed hearing him again. The refreshments were then served by Bob Tyson's Catering Service. I recognized some of the caterers to be Russell Willis, Billy Mixon, Terry Dodson, and Bobby Hill. As Iwas conversing with one of my friends, Thelma Williams, she told me that the cooks were Delores Evans and Geraldine Hickey, After the refreshments were cleared away we had some more entertainment, One of the attractions was an all girl band. I noticed several others of our class, such as Jo McCarthy, on the drumsg Pat Weidel, on the trumpetg Janet Hipkins, on the clarinet: and Lois Marantino, on the bass fiddle, Next was a vocal duet by Barbara Coleman and Nancy Robinson, The evening came to a close with a comedy act by Diane Millichap and Issy Clark. The master of ceremonies, Howard Nickle did a commendable job, As I went to the cloak room, I noticed that Liz Junto had taken over the attendant's job. On the way out the door, I saw Mary Crabtree, Marie Riley, and Althea Walters, and Betty Clark walking just ahead of me, I went back to my apartment for the night. Early the next morning, I got up and packed my bags, I went to the airport and was on my way home after a very enjoyable journey. 57 - K E ' 1 We 10 Q iii? . . ,,.:., ga- I w . 1 . . 1573... 6? . . f I . . , X Y lf X Q n Z: X Q x x 22 Q r S 5 +9 h we X '41 9- 5 S A ' 9 cf R , X I 'qi Akk' I .6 . . ':S. .. S., .I i .,.., -:F in ' .. ' a , g . -Qigsg. L- -3... .,g-3Ef.,u . KH.. Q HSE 51' 45 lla? .G -x gf! I A y I 5 ' ng. 'I W- , ' . .... 5 he 1 .1 A :- 5 . 5 .2- U 2' Ciancia Prezuiso Stichter Driscoll Colson Dodson Harris Lees Weidel Hickey Field Chapman Baby Pictunea 25 B 13. I. Clark I4. M. Ferguson I5 16 . A . Walters . B. Rich I7. Iudy Scott 18. B. Clark 19. C. Garvine 20. J. Borsos 21. Janet Scott 22. A. Corter 23. M. Crabtree 24. J. Hipkins Short Dulin Evans Beck Quillin Iverson Jones Millichap Marentino Beck Davis A aron -if J. Sheeky I. Ashley S. Leck W. Hipkins J. Walker I. Ciancia M. Wall L. Poore M. Mayer R. June C. Green C United Nations new Monk 'Juip As iuniors, the class of 57 was the first class ever to go to New York. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Giomboy and Miss Keller the entire group had an exciting time in the big city . U, N. Patio LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Ruthann June, Arlene Corter, Carol Green, Margaret Colson, Judy Scott, Bonnie Short. STANDING: Mr. Capriotti, Paul Gaster, Althea Walters, Robert Wilson, Janet Scott, Kay Dulin, Thomas Jones, Edwin Aaron, Eugene Davis, Janet Ward, Barbara Coleman. The Eagle Co-editor, Bonnie Short, Business Manager. W In March of last year, several members of the Class of '57 met to discuss their yearbook. While working on the l956 supplement, these members gained the experience necessary to formulate the ideas for their own yearbook. The Eagle Staff consists of approximatelytwenty members, each one contributing to the suc- cess of our yearbook. The staff meets the third period ever Monday and Tuesday. Also, several staff members stay after school almost every afternoon in orcler that each deadline might be met. We of the Eagle Staff wish to express our gratitude for the kind cooperation of the adminis- tration, faculty, and students. We especially want to thank our advisor, Mr. Capriotti, for his capable guidance and leadership. He has encouraged us and helped us conquer our problems with unending patience, and we appreciate his kind efforts. 60 LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Coleman, Typing MM, Chiefg Kay Dulin, Co-editor, Edwin Aaron. lf. fm- 6'i,' Q W s,-1, Q , . f QMQ-.myfmfh-wg if W. -- ,X .L-M-4.3, if v . . Q54 fl li ,,.r,.., ui r-r p- ...anyway-Q. gg, .nn 1 I alia' f' - f un ION. ki., -9-1 vw ' - Q .... , a ' Cf '5d ' Q mpg, 045- -and' O 'V' - ...N Gtfjzcen E ww ,ph -uw' A' aww P 'M G d 'M n 1' 5, Cl' an viwlrfr -an-A-1' .1537 . Y , Sponaona -I an-can -nm-JH hiv A . 'QB in ' Q Lf 2 . CLASS OF 1 FI : Treasure . CERS: Helen P . Y .nf-.. Mud- vw ' new den ,L,drD0na1d 39111,-13, .urn raw, . fi Richardlju b 1 Ief, Presi- ldentz Irene Wh.r anof Vice-pfes ,M -s...f-H mc: W 1-tim' Secrefagifw -am' 'x' V M m 4' - ' Y swfvv-v-.4 M 959 ,rug .xv 'W ' 4' If S4-sq .Q-- ' 4.-if: 'fwf iv .f:n1p.4 :Lv C -MMS 'mir im i -M ',,,,'5,,4,.,. a vp'-sin, .,g,M,f'5-6 wi .4 CLASS COLORS Red and Silver ' .A ,,.., -crewf NIU' CLASS FLOWER an gsgjose ,W du- ,,,-Q..-: -GLASS MUTTO You can lead others no in further than you can go 'L f ' yvmselffw' x J 'T' . . han K , M158 L11 , M, SS S?6yi60RS--Cbtkadel. 4 -'v'.,4' .xx K 9 imp .yew -:lin --was and MI. Roy Barnet' 'sr '- 1 . S.. x.- .9 is.. 'ff-gps.-I .espn I- ' . f A A ' 1. 'f ' . ' gm 0 'wa ' I-un... A o-few. ,M . IITH ACADEMIC LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST .RoW?'1c. rv'R'fJ'6hbugh, J. Prizlak, G.-Bunner, M. lap B l'fU1t'h-fvfftvans SECOND Row J Gwynn B. Roberts, L. Perkowski, aB1 Leake, A. F!Ust, . Semones, D. Devinney, L. Bail. M. McClellan, T. Baker. TPHRD RSW:--A Beer, G. Rim, N. Ritter son, S. Poore, G. Laugh- Revia, H. Perkins. D. Dun- On- X M. James, W. Ferguson, R. White, C. Page, M. 'gRicci. FOURTH Rowan-...F. erty-ft McCue, J. Moore, -vw 1 lv ' QQ F T21 C 56Evsr5 ' WN . of . . his Green, R. Williamson, A. ' A R... .?iIIli1IOK'l, D. Miller, R. B - gf remz, CT 'Ca11ovn17q N. ., ,M T ' V .L W . Harris, S.Out1er, D. Nick- N' '9 'Q QV gf' A ,. lembilardosa, A. DiCec: co, ' 'W' -au -up Qu... vim. 9 ...Af ein oar ' .A, 'N - -- H - .R .W -- W- .. W RRY is in 1.-lvl QI A-lu. -149 vt.: 'Q in i . i K J 5 rf .. Ti, s1f.fW'5.5i . - -Jn. W R QQ A ,'A,,f.? D X , . C . .... ..f ,... r, ' 'W N , v AD .,, '. N 'f 'S f 0 . A T4 'Y m r ' 3 F 2 'V Q R--. ,. - P514 .. 1. ' N w..., A . ,x grxrs. - 'WM - .Ik jef 9 it It A v 1 ,,.. -.-ztrrzz IITH BUSINESS QA R , W 5 3 . . 2 .Q . . , EDUCATION 5 , W rh , .1 it-1 M x - Q. I 4.-..,LEFT.uT0 R1GHTmiE1R5T.. Q Tr f -gi. ROW: J. Lees, P. Giduckfig . 4' . ,Q f C. Clara, S. Bohenek, I, 1 lv' ,yu vw-sq, . ,NA Si fr? . 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K ...k. ,. . 5 .S ' S RQ , 5 R 3? R R R S .. . . Q S. 3 LEFT TO R1 T, F . ROW: A. Herd, F. Gras- . u IND STRIAQS 'I' ton, RS Snow, W. J es, Benin, L. Durban R. K, AKenard. SECSND W: Osram R. PfOfPil, D. Rap R R posell R. Schmid R. W. Mffeil, I.KKPOW81l, R Sf ibumfodg. T IRD. W: KR. Simmons, K .S Irwin, M Jones, i.Mogeif,fR Passick 5 J.Kio e, J.Jame R - Cara nico. T R. ......- KK 5 . 5 LK . 2 .. R J.'McPhetsor1, Peters: , X. S Q IK Q . Q 7 1 IT BUSINESS -fm... Z E UCATI N EFT TO RIG , FIRST ROW: B. Sam ons, . iurtz, I3hKrainz, R. R - , K. ite, I Craven, G. Posey. SEC D ROW: W. Bur , L. ugan, . Allen, Amato, H. B s- fow, W. arker, D. Beck. R Q 'X 4 f 1' K? ' of 6? a i 2- s Q li Q ' ?f Q.. 3 1 Q 5- K ii! - . -R . K.:- .R..S S.RR .... 1 . .f. . R... K gina 4: fe. I h M 1 A 'A A Q i sgffiziuyiix A g ., A S in Q if x -K M, , Q ' at f MY' J., 4 V. . a f V ' X - ,K x X 3--Q55 if A-5-f K - , ,H mi - . K ,- X :FU Xe ' 1 A -1 V 'ff ' ' A Q :mg try. J? , 'Y A Al ' k 4 X ,. 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A J 'tn , .. - 14 065. dst ' V, n . . B X .Qs gas. K ,gn-.an Qu .fi 5 C f 7 - Q gig gps 1'-F , S WN 1 'xi 5 13 IOTH ACADEMIC Q1 '54 4' LEU' TO RIGHT FIRST O ROW: C. Wa1lsf'b.'Hud- gon, S. Erwin, J, Moore, N 11. P. smith. 1. Mc- . onough. SECOND R6'w: Attt ' . ,the F.. - i S. Faga, G. D'Aqui1a, S. 5 Holt M. Ferry, . Thomp- g - In Bn? gfhacketlikf. lnweffwli i 'B. Bunner. THIRD Rowg' - A R. Gould, W. Smith, J, ' ftmter, H.'WEVEs, J. Cnr- - valene. FOURTH ROW: ,Z -F. on .1-I. w my RQ SA. . 4 .M Gafgiigg, I. . .ty V , Q f 4 Chew, L..McGonigal, W. X . A, V A L A 'Sf A by 1 ' f SS or ay -144 , Q A xy, .W Q ,Q Aw s- .laahers W- ',x. ' -5 ., ' 4 ' ' .. ,Tm 'v 1 'if . ' ' y 'ig x iff , .x.,.. -.I K- 'Q fwix Wi. f A ' . - - .' .Q ,' 5, X . ., ,- V' Q. 1' 1 .,.. 4, . . S A CSX A - A -- A Q . v 1 ' 6 Q I .J X VL. K1 fig . tx ag' . X 4-1 Q, . f .J X K x S' t '- P ' ,V .gmagft - tango. an ii.5tQEisi....Y-...'R 3..f gim..XA REQ S ig I 'lit-F'-sql' .. Q .. . .. :S K S . gf' i 'ff' of M . . , I 7 5 .QS 'L 71 , K S S i L A :li .. 1 ' I 5' S. ' 90 'H-ll-sl on lm '-.pi C085 5' -.1 F' ff:-w QQ: 0 y IOTH BUSINESS iv ' EDUCATIONJ1 Nw ZLEET TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: A. Quigmy, c. '-1?NicldC?J. Gra-iyfwl. Mamgfe ,,B. Herman, B. Poore, M. , Posey, H. Riley, B. Har- wa Wgave, E.-pM0rgan,,.Ig:War- ' meh. SECOND Row: M. g' 1 Montella, L. Blank, J. A1- 159 KA 3,1 ,Ro SW: J. 'f C I. Reed, D. Flowers, E. S S S S ,,,, . Q L Twaddell, J. Biddle, M. 3-2 I H.. ' S S V 49? I S i fi Cqawev J' gb' c 'QS S SS V S f ,S S S SS W mson. THLRD ROW: S. C y S . S y S . . ' Lewis, D. Kirby, I.Ttair1- J FV -wif, . I C HPS 0lS..Q-Hamptorggbgeirce, S S C ,' S V 'f .SSS W C' ' C S J. Garrett, V. Feltcher, L. y ' ' S SS y Walsh, L. Vernon. ,,,.,,.,v,L . Tm4,,.,,V L5 at f,,,,.q if QV k Sq.. MH, ,,,,.,S S... .-V S ,S K 4. .4 S 4 IOTH BU I SS Sy , ' '. EDUC CTION 'N . A . an A i M, ,cv Ss 5'- i5f'v 79,54 ,,4snslAx' LEFT TQ' RIGHT, .FIRST ROXgQ,B,.Qcgsby, Mg, Bow- Clelland, P.'fCrayvford, J. Keeth,'S.LHo11is, G. Sum-'Q H meE?'b SECCSNU RQW:W. Myadford, L. Costa,CG :Bgrkg,,,M..Hu1S' S, E. La ers, S. Pie r c e, Rue, M. Schoe1iFD.Z'5'175 ray, P. Darcy, A.Newsom 5 wrt' 'FQHQ 'lk , . Q-e 'g, TH R W J Ganster , S. Bryamz FOURTH ROWQSS ' C. BurkE,,S. Newlin, A. by Ke Qgrly, B. M rig, L., 45 wditblier, C. Perry, C ' if 'Q' Titus, C. Taylor, B. Hary- A LC, -mf. f y 'bugs' B',D1?H2'gf' n I 'rf' A me '33 7 . T 6 fu. L? .J I K 3 S' ff' , , E , X . y . A . QQH Wm , if-pe ' 'Aust VGA T 1 'win C15 ,Jin 3755 yy 'ou--0 Aa f0'v 9 .. , , ' IOTHINDUSTRIAIJ ' ,I TO RIGHT FIRST Rqxgzg, Rug, Rf' Agwsjb, R, Rdmwv. Cenboy, A. Ri- berio, A. Zacharias, D. Bates, G. Hill. SECOND ow: A, ofberg. I.,,ggqg 'M 'Mai nd, E. Milflhfc. Green, Lf Sadler, R, McLeod, R. Ross, J. Evans. THIRD ROW: eater...I. ggwonh M. 1 B51EHek,D. ry, .F1rgnne.FouR'nf1 ,R ROW: C. Hillson, P. Bradley, G. CBT: . A roll, M. McGuire, Pf'Amos, C. Ronsog 3 ' T. Mon-it E.?H'al1:K?-fT?'Nelson, Nj? 3 Davis, D. Laury.3 xv. cu... if- :viii -ws 4- wigfffgjqvlf, -1-nw f'Jr1 'NP 'NP' --99 A an 'ips , , ' ,Q ' N f' fs X ' f4?f'f -W 'NF' .. ni- G mv- Q '4- 9, M fx .I -. 54 'wav -q,.. 5-WR!-x.,v1l. A lj-J-'X -f UI- 1 an mfvo -.ii if-, IOQH HOM.EjCONOMISS ' LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Matthews B Gleave F Connoll H McGuire L QQ .'sIl.,'Y 4.-,. 135,55 l 19 's 1-agffilfhf' Kel f C13 .luv JA ?F- . S X usa in gl. f me Q, we A v-21 -14 our ,535 A G- 1oTH GENERAL 'iLEEvTiT0bR1GHZEx W Hill, G Gafiiila --as. ZAO. Higgins, T.'Sku11y I K11l an -so-.K 0-wx lr Sv. is ,.. van ,J-uf 3, SQ 1 L' LL Ts TT T .. T . V. V : .. -,L, - V V T V V -.-- i k Vh T T f LV ri '-kh --.. Ti . . V- . T. T T -1-5 TV Tafs-QT:-iffvei V'., - 11 k.Ak. TTVxT'w T W. 97 get A T av, kim 'T ,sw . V -I Q,-gag. . is A 3. F! T -..- V - -V st sw A ,TV - Q I qmgps 'UU' L inf' it WMP TqA.,p., K A T As new students enter iunior high,, they begin to see SG new and different type 8 T of schoaliclay. The changing of clasggi iismuchiiidifferent im what they previouslyqaam 'Q experi'e'nted? 'Qecausei'5f the Zlfange, remaihwin theTsameJElass?3B'm FS? three V- T V periods each clay having the same instructor but different subiectsu Then as they pro- : ceeeiffto Hfnefollowing gn-c3clef, thTe'Y'k'emaiiiiii iH the !ame?!!lassr5i'n fof'3'nly tw? perioiif-' ' This new school life is becoming natural to them. Then asthey reach their final grade eeet T .gm .Min iualaahigh, they stepsiullyTi4nLcytl1e new-vscheduie, having in-most cases,-a cliffenat- instructor for each subfect. T T ,my - Y . O .ay-ms' n gf!! an 'I . . 'UNFF 'U' 'F 'T' Not only cio they experience new siiudies, but also new activities. These ac- tivities are similar to those of the senior high school. - VT The junior high also has a separate Student Council meeting which enables g i Q thgm tog2ncenfrQ.1ie.81Ore fully on their own prelbi-ems. er- -1- -ff'-' 'N' T ,, ui, ,,, Su T 'iii'ii'mi6S as theie gigaetotheuivnior hi-gh a sensor-ofrespeasihilitydnifolfso' 0 ' anfiadapt .ar ogrryenxsuch activities asthey become active members of the senior T ,Q h 1 IVR . uv -T 1, xi' T we J Qt T 'ix A .T N . I rx Xu . Xmli . N V ik 4 , Ni H i . K 1.13 H Ta K is-4 TT - V . K 2 if W 195-srfgjiff my ' ' -'i Vs ' f V -if 3V :pg AIM? Exit xi N I EW . T Q A T T xii ii' i 'fy six SJ it ix vw A- . xii: , in TQ7 i mlm g AX U Xl I .. . X 4 ' ' K if 4 I Fax J T V viii T ET A T T -S' , T ' 'ff - Dk., is A' Q 1 W . S . . . N, KM . mf - .11 e T we T T T tk px? 9- IQ?-JJ if Q tk Q in . T- T Aer. my t R , FwT1fRSf'fr--' T' T if T -x y Hd V ROW: A. at n, A. Toy, V -T xg V: V is V T N. Janes, 1M,L. Bartow, 4 K 5 l, e fig pg, if Q .4 -.5 . Mu. Tabbu-ee L.TB?Uwn, T in -'5 T V if-:zg..Q..g V T C. Holland, I. Hash, J. T 'f' T iid A 4 T y V sell. SECOND ROW: G. . f ..!,,1!U fig . ' W iv-, '. l 'Watson7 'P. R1imong:f'B? ' VT ,rs T 'ssg TT -li R T ji I T T 2 ,- g Fisher, M. J. Clements, V1 V v T' X P. Ahonen, L. McNeil, ii'i'FV7 , 1 'fs' A , xv:-sve11r-an Yuma-er. 0. .---frv 'F ',J M W T THIRD Rowzc. rancher, RT j T W. Gwynn, W. Qiatchell, W g 3 V -'Bu-fslemeue 'TS' y Tig V .- M, ara n,i '- V.Ju1ien, BQ.hii.SC011, W, Ashb Br ne,-w.Tc anon A V altar' 'Hr .T TRI? . IN... 'U' f 'if' -my 4' ' -if gw- . . - K V T i K ix - V 1 :Clin T T- .V I- f--fy i . . - - FQ . . Q 6 ' I i' VT T. K T -. ,Z L1r'f5ggsgs:T 2- Q T.,.' - V' WJ 3 K ' ,V T K Trkk k T...T l,tT V- ,V V. ic., 5-T ,-T.TT..T, TrV-TV. V. .. T V T . ,, 19 T A R3 Ts Typ. -T vw pi uv-1 uv'- ,. -7-u W - ,. N . - iii 73 1 'PPC O .gk Q' n,-lg Ulf run yy, 5 til if . , LEFT-IIQRIGBQB, FLBSE ROW: D. Minnich, A. Ver- na, S. Waters, L. Ginns, milf. Nugent, B. Zinszer.,.,-. D. Jones. J. Yeager, J. Di- Maio. SECOND ROW: I. Wuljp ms+,L-Riddjg, P. Firlein, I. Hobbs, B. Chi- valette, D. Walke, H. ,,Iumer, B. Pierce,.D. L. Jones, J.bPIaynie. THIRD ROW: M. Tyler, D. Shron ' S. Waaaar. Dejpeng, N. GJ, Sack, D. W. Jones, R. Bly- I ant, T.D'Amico, W.Giles, up R. ,Uihlap.,... ,Mau tr ,L in -Rafah . 1 ' 6 . I 0 RWM -., 4 if . Y 0W'n 3' X fb' , ul-1' film.,-Q GP 'JF g with l ia, .Nts u UNI L gf., .Af Q.--.I '5 ' '- am qu- Qu 'F' -ev'-' n-,.ws:-- far- -oss. suv 'W-9' vw- as . , J Q Q S 'I ' , r 5 NA., '- aw f- I k-.5e7- - -- a A ff 'W 'unfit ov- A E' f' , f. -at-'KW svn, -in 4- A 34 ji -Af 91234 'ff LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: M. Leitao, E. Hud- dlee-S. WeideI,19fI':'5-fOr- lando, J. Grant, S. Beach- , amp, B. Cosgrove. SEC- -'I UHUGUD ROW:1kf0ffman,-0-of ,sh if Yi J. Jackson. H. Ashby, J. Bail, D. Robertson, W. In- mtn. G-.Watsom .THIRD ROW: J. DiCecco, S. Thompson, R. Mayts, M. - WeideI.J...Buty.age. A?'4 ' i Sylvester, J. Howard, H. f Talley. W. Bruch. - .nw .ng 'V' V ,N , w QD 1,911 aa- , in 9, 041, 43 99 K -It aa- 2,52 with ...T Q ' - T 3 1 Q5 .- A ww yu., .XYx,-.- .VW fx ff,-Q 32, u S fl Q is -Qtr'--'GfV i!Wf, -. , .gg , A - 'S' J . aa , ,fp- rf -lv- I - X sg, 11 Q f -- V , 4 I ,. v ...5 W -- - V ag A . . , .ww f f Stk . 4 - AV,.A ,.,, W, , V,mA 'f'LEFf1 TO RIGHT, FIRST . Wa D.,,Burke, S. Kin , . . V Reeves?P. Gioaiarrelif, 5 W M Mf.dPeter's, B. McLoed, ff? 5 'N.TQTPy,1wmmer, C. Low, P. 1 1 'ffi51o1ver?:5n, .s5c'5K1mow?'? ' fav- T J. Burton, .EQ Bitlg K. . T T Month, D. Conboy, C. Veigilffl. ,M!9888ter, mr C. Jones. S. Thompson, . . LD. i-Iuddlef THIRD Row: .'2W'F1eetwoodvrvW. Je-has, ab ' C D. Hkinson, F. Byrd, H. L T H . Peters, L. Quinney, H. 7 C fk5 Wallk' 15,0 i 'we1l, J. De Frank, BT. Mel- lini, vf 3? ' ,,-45-Ms .fvk Ya' A 'I K f Y iilfr T . T . . C i YQ ggi.. K ... .mm ...W 4uw '- . T -.1 fd' za D0 , y til, K .glmq 9-59 I LEFT TO RIGIQT, F1i'i3'i'ff9 ROW: C. Gorman, I. Whol T -an an, Wqdginn, W. 'T H. Fulton, P. Lawsuit. 'ww SECOND Row: M. Barber.. f-C1-Shoemaker, I. Haumqg, ., Y Mr. Kazlo, E. Kimbellf T - A. Jacona, L. Campbell. C' T THIRD-SGW: T ' f . Titus, S. Hanson, T. Gast- er, J. Linn, B. Brambaugh Qu? mann- ,L T1IUS.,,A,: Horne, M. Cam T FOURTH ROWVR. nv-.Q .?.9.,w-.-. Mwgw, C Trice, M ' dus, T. was Wg. 'KKK 9 af? 2 - . 37,1 W wn' QW A N .T i: s Q A in in 1 t V ,ju UI' - 4' 00' T . L-Q A W G, , .1-if . , J I V R . 1. V J i 8 guson. 75 A K ' . 1 - 'ty 1 ' 'E -9- .. . Ii i Vik xx f 1 all, K 7 ' 5 , a , kv- , 3 m m 853, fl '.,,. . we an 5 T H,..T 'S W . Y qv if . -' 'f Wi.. if? f .xg ...fp . - , in . .L if I ,Q L T il. ' 45 f f aff: A . P E T T ? 3 i - I . ': ' ' 'XX ,. f -. , ... k.'.. I t I 1 ' -.,, - 1 .,,. ' , T Nw, - A VL. S ' . .. Y ' H' Q M' zll lx Q - U I .A if . .M-R. ,,., 9 gigi g l , b i U , J -as K L K A 5' f M T ' , . Ulfkigi L'.1T 5. . . ' A W K T. Sigur: Ax... K iwiiiw ' -.. - ' . . 'I ':- xr M K -K . M JT' ': Zw .s.:3'7kJic' - .r - . - f ' E 2 ' . P if Q- Y' 1 . 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C1 P Mg, 'srcf ni 7.5: vii 55 '43 ,Q , Q' ' ' R swdgy. -wngg, 1 -Q5 . 4 mill . x I 'Y 8-2 , ..,. . , - LEFT3f 4P0'.fRIGHT5.,'NRST,, ROW: G. Posey, T. Moser, ' R. Hargan, T. McNeil, C. n an- .,.,J5:amptonq-4iWobert5,,I. Price. SECOND ROW: B. R, 1 Craven M. Parker, S. srmvh, Mnviavoplospb- Gwynn, P. Lawrence, D. Whitaker, THIRD ROW: Sidianey, B.,E5verio, Q Seward, T. Bradley, E. R. Lyons, A. Clark, B. Pacar- vw rie, C. WaHSf'C. Braun. - :gp-' -H FOURTHROW: J.Tr1bbuu, -. i' px' 5 f fi, A. G. Peck, G. LaRue, T. af ,. ., , a 4 3 V V 1 , , , - :Huw - - P1 f 5LsL,,.f .jebfqb le., QQ, Blnesgih Lampiugh, B, ...xg 7- X N . is . .. 'I ,- i ami- W, .I yur. . . Fiihel, R, Templin, L. I K' x . A 3, 1 vue.. :A Q3 K 5 . H, Q53 X N P. -. 'ww ?4 'i..a ...ff-1, -sv 'mf' 0 as ' se- rw- ev vw- . I -r. . . ,. ., .K A gl., Q K I K N ' K 2-?1.l' 2 n ' 6-at 'M--...w 5 'W'PQ M' Q19- W, I, 'Z . ' fv' 'Q frm ., Ju, ,,,,,:,, . .' I hr - Q 'QE - l , Q . L 8. ,QL V, ,, R hr . . ssfaf-Fifi ' -. . fa' A I , ' , . '-are M. U., A ,, 451 A 5 f f xg' was . ' ' vg X ' ww . sm. 8-3 -is :Av I f gif . . Q , lTxfXiZ'53 ' few. 4-013: A wk . .W N s 'Nv-HMen, P?'!'lf?a'cre, 'YT Q04 RIGH1 FIRS 1' , 'I' ROW: B. Brown, W. Ma- jor, N. Whiteley, L. C95 grove, G. K'PpOSC11i'1-'VS Gray, L. Williams, H: Palmer. S E C O N D ROW: '2k. Bmfwh Sill, M:-Bdmf ford, Miss Davis, J. Simp kiss, D. Harris, M. Moneir 'YHITID ROWYWH. Mc Farzfzf land, P. Laws, I. Tetley, P. Fister, G. Williamson o M ' ,iw H. Conrad, G. Turner, J. 49, R R , J so M is H . , M Hodges. F OURT H ROW: ,. y R , 'C' s 4. V 9 M' y 0 's D. Esbi'rTf2'l5I. Han-rx. Bm- f 1 f I ' , ... y yel, A.Weis1er, E. Lode, Q QA. Q cm , M M X . , , m ,gm my y A G. Lelley, Stehgxrt, ,-I 1 Q ,manga 'Q 'wx' 'WSU ' is k'5if4 ', 'ww-.ia Cnr an A-53 'Wi 5 h an !,1s m e V Q., aw, ,1.,,,, wg .N ,,, . ,, , 5. ,, 3 rf fsf s1i'gs5 9 r ...ga Lsggnro, RIGHT, GFIRSER A ,A ROW: M. Thomas, L. Dix, jf' R. Biddle, L. McCarthy, ,,,'2p.Clark,nioi9. ZBND, Watson, H. King, M. Ken- r newly, G. Fousr. SECOND R RDJNQQR. I-larr'iSv'Pw-I-iaury',-,,,,, DS. Moyer, C. Lyons, QS. V Carter, J. Taylor, L., Dix, R ' Pvdi. Bull, fisnilamilron, 5.4:-5 Starks, R. Thorpe., C. Cuna, T.HiRD ROW: J. Marefio, QD. Herd, X W., Forggaxhj Bender, 5. Bass, WD. Von tine,' E. Hayes, Ii. Clemff, Qnts,-win Do'W'1'nan, N94 W . Brown, G. Morre,iR, Mor-R gon' Q a - .Q Q- v ,s ' ' 1 5 4 S ..,,, fu- ' - ,Qu ,QQ k fi . V32 K a , , I ' we Tff1K .L nm my, -1 X, lu 91133 5 u.g?, A-fzfw .AJ 'U DQ1 ,gp-ug -Q. 15.5. I-zz-., -1 I ,f'-c-- l7'5' in ,gqfu 9 r r0 1 Llfh 45, I-'65 .gn 3'5 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST 2'R6wg'Jf'T1enn1'I PEBQP B. Beggs, L. Walker, Mr Crane y, C. Rhoades, J - R1aa1'!7U:Kiny-fs H k , . OO . SECOND ROW : E. Smith, G. Moore, C. Sepic, F. ' 123162 E. Imon, Nff Cbvesl- sky, B. Blank, M. Gavin, S. Kirby, C. Bradley, F. ,,05avin. 'PPHRD ROWVYE. Pestic, W.Wo1fe, E. Good, I, Cont i 'AQ 1 e, R. Lober, W. B , ,wav .,,,, 00 0- ' Blsmley, R. Mvare, W, Davison, W. Walker, C. 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Marshall, J. , ....,. M 1 .. b Beauchamp, S. Brown, J, ' A A Cassidy, R. Thomas. hoooo ., ,... A ,M iw M,, M , ' .-.. tg ,'M. m FOURTH ROW: D. Clem- A ft' A oooo A 1 M, , h 'id oovo ' 16821. c5'5yn'ey. L. Whit- , , , A, N W ' M ,A K . A taker, W. Scott, J. Nich- x M A ZQNXM tv, ,K . . A Y A. V., - hols Tyso A M A 5 .W M A M M 'P M M uv 1a1ms, T. Wroe. M M ,,,, M. AA , -6: ,,,,,g-- A new gun A '99 L Qypad' -ghas- vii, kt 1 fa j ,Q 3' K K K Y f K ,h A54 'X' ' t ,Q ,ML g K ,, i I K A' . M .. M. A A A gr, .L k . X NNW .uns msg iw ,M - Q, . , , , . 3, . . K t W-arg, fx-.M ,, k 9 ' - .t-tt-t . ' 'F M , A- A , A . 4, X gil., gl, N' . . . ,, Q: -. ' 'L A gy: so . X mx'-was t 'YV-'RQ -M ' M . ,X in Syl' 5. 4+ t, . Aawjiz ' App g3f5L55f,.'i'Q'R1GHfs'?'9F1RST . , R.+Sw eiggif-r t,.yV., A igyfinter, W. Mmgfperiteggg.. ,N 'An Es1ones,MC. W 'teg Fa Party., M ,.:C.c1emen6.sEcoNDdRqwrf, A ,Funk S,M.Geo AE. M .tw lg. . 1 X I I., . , M .Mjie , r.Ro11er ,,W W' fail. MR- .TUl15.1 shrowi hh ,., ,. RQW: D. 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Andrews, L Pruitt, P. ill, C'?'Douner 'fnlQ, Wa1E?'B. 'N Price, G. Armstrong, A. Gould, P. Kates. THIRD , 1 g Row'f W. L Rutv0kin'f De '-' t - ' i O'shea, S, Watson, C. P T L Y Walniuff, E. Osborne, J. N K'61etar.J. Gi1ber:.L.'ne- '- -- -me -1-' -1' - - f-vm... few- ve' Pietro, B. Jones, L. Hall, P P, .-E. Pl'8Ci F. K.QBlCY,:, nv, :Y ,Aww ,,,,,, ga, sh, sew, x.-Aura is .2 H3457 MP4, 143 F- 'Q ji, l' 13 55,141 K - ' Ib 0 Q g E is 4, cbs bij, xiii LEF1 'tU'kIGl-xT,'FhG'r ROW: W. Monaco, H. Du- , pn,W. Buckwig, K. Cole- A f. man, F. Ju . ECONDFS Row: J. Hobbs, F. Hick- ey, D. Hubler, M. New- lin,'Mf'E:'ffner, AI CUlte, A. George, J. Brooks, J, ,, Wintezak, I. Fulton, D. 'A' Wkporosa. 'BEND ROW: 'V G. Zinzer, S. Smith, J, .,. ,JI Bartholomew, Mr Smith, ' '-' B. Hxrrison, G. C?ame'xfB. Ng Stipe. FOURTH ROW: I. Am ww Holden, W. Hipkins, T. ' 1Eiisso, F. vvieimki, w. ' . A Tunni, C.Wi1ley. H. Mos- T .ts ali: 19' ' -wanna 'file' 'TWU 95' i uno ' L frianrivl 'Skye' k' W1 ,.w..,v,,,he'mQne' -M- 'r - ' . ' ' , . L. , I ti-'Li In f,,- ,QV i-,....... '. bn-wif Y' ' . ,-.., - A . ew- sw'-.Q - -- xr' X , D . -' ,. .-SA, L .l..B-,A , J'UPA,,.,-, ET Me sdfwiz T Q- T T L H , f Z FR Eg - ,L.AL V ,Q ig'T,:i?k 1 H 1, 1 A I T ,T Q, ngfxl ii W VW A E T Y A 1 MINT ,IQ .h Imh 3 L 'T Q LEFTQATTOITRIQSHT FIRST Row- c. Law: QET TCi1i9l'FI4gZSDS Z:2l':'3Q ChYi15,?3T M25b, FUSE fm rpnigy, DeShu110, G, clark, NT- Ralgton, E, T 1? Carroll. SECOND ROW: R, Kni hr 3' 5' 7 'k'3 qu , Q' KT ity, W. Rowlyk, B. Elliot, JI P6w e1l, J, LW. T Yoke, R. Tyson. THIRD RGW: H. Jackson , W M 8 Ds. any-n. A. Mm, 1. El RudLrys,TN. McNeil, DQ Price, J. Anton. V Q o4hI :'-' from .arg AAYA m us, W, F, W N Cv' vu , Q K . II, I ,L,. -S.-qu. wr- mn ,, ww A 1. S- gk ,,.Vv ' L -5 A no TORTGHT, FIZIST Row: E. JacT??3n T' N,1Profit,g,TC. .McMu11ins, Miss Shingeck, E.Q1S4id1ow, B, Grace, P. grown ,S COND ,-,., 5. Frickman, . Mann B. SQ4QdB1g!g,ejfQE,kS-s'evenson,w A. Kennard I - TTTT T T ad- ,T THIRD Row: J. Mmnns s -Q . . T T somr'ESFf T. CCW 8 T R5 V. Bland, G. Hill, L. Harris T,J f ww gp we -T' 9, . 9. ,.3,.., cn. Lil, T T ' ,X., T T 'V' camp . , -4-,qs if-ff SQ 5 , 1 ' Q,-lfm-T-iAf5,ATwwf3 ' T' 4' ly! fffwlm V T TwTwTwmff , T , 7 7 ,,, QLEBFBTO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: E.wCoopef' Sylivgster, S. Gorham, Mrs. McCue, S Wil-iiggtou, Albany, J. Bannister. SEC Ixwsnyaeor E. Prager, 914611 Qlj6lf'f2QJEfQQIJ3i?iS. THIRD ROW: M. Tyler, A Ridd1 e,?W. Umstead, W. Maness, R. Jack Y' W Rflen--fi w.w.1-Womack. 11 -' QRQAY4 - ' V H. :vpn gp-yn .1-n.? L ' U FF asfxfbff aqqenciea Q 7-'A F, R. F LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: A. Conte, J. Cairo, S. Brown, I. Whitby, F. Green, Mr. Craney, B. Clark, R. Seagear, J. Ashley, G. Burke, R. DeFrank. SECOND ROW: L. Byrne, H. King, A. Horne, C. Lowe, C. Perry, P. Staver, M. Schoen, C. Whonus, C. Garvine, A. Lopes, A. Jackson, N, Plummer. THIRD ROW: D. Krentz, J. Howard, C. Young, J. Austin, K, Kaminski, T. Sculley, R. Quillen, W. Garchell, F. Jacona, V. Jacona, K. Haney, D. Brady, J. Borsos, J. Marantino. Student Council The student council has obtained more power in the conduction of school activities this year than it has previously experienced. The credit for this belongs partly to the fact that it meets for two periods each week. Last year it met for half a period only. This addition of time has enabled many more accomplishments. The iunior high school has a separate student council meeting which enables them to con- centrate more fully on their own problems. The council, therefore, has an opportunity of hearing every student's difficulties. We wish to thank the advisor and the officers for all of their time and effort in making the student council a success. SEATED: Sally Brown, Treasurer, Fred Green, Sergeant at Armsg Mr. Craney, Advisor: Betty Clark, Pres- ima .CM 'Kg r T. -' ident. STANDING: Jane Ashley, Recording Secretary: Irene Whitby, Vice-Presidentg Rita Segear, Cor- responding Secretary. pg o lucheateu School , Ka Band M. mm forwood Following an outstanding and most successful spring concert, with the first performance given during one of the worst snow storms of the year, the band began to get ready for what proved to be an active spring and summer marching season. The parade season began in May with the Armed Forces Day parade, at which time the band receiived a gold leaf insignia for their citation ribbon, signifying five years participation in this ara e. P The band was kept ver busy during the months which ensued. They appeared in such places as New York City, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City. Everywhere they marched they were warmly received. They brought a great deal of fame to Chichester. They received prize after prize in reco nition of their talents. After such a hectic but successful marching season, with a huge sigh of reqief and aching feet, the band is happy to return to the comfort of the music room in preparation for the spring concert. It is of little wonder that we of Chichester are so proud of our band. We therefore wish to salute our band and wish them the best of success in years to come. mx. '1 'lm QKf'ww qx lpl U v4 . - IN, - , fm Kar' . . K i 'W gg? 3230 as wx , y, ff QM ' fpwi 3 -fesgfgw' W A , 1, ,H 4 Ik, Y N . ,L L,i. . Q, L as L N , X Q ., ' , - wzififi - L Q nf Q I , g f iw 3 vgizkl kzki in J W L4 kykky . . krykkyykk 1f2fsg,u,: ,i 4 1 A 1 A ,. , .',. :-.. :.- P ff 51 A Q , , fx x:,-.', mm'AL 1.. 1 Ak M wg KLYX m. 1, ' ' Q A Wi' ' 5 Q Qkh I 'LIL 6 A 6- Q L J M ,m,L A , ' , L ' W Lyn. S I' 'iff H W , xx. Y K 5. , x X X l - ,f , Q N. x X -.Q I X 4 Q . ' -V K ,K Y xx ,rx 1 , , 41 1' X Hs L 1 mr. Q . ' V x . I W v l' . L 7 . X i QM ,r Aka-m ,sux me V i Qbgp' H is N N SNS wg, ,N 'S Wiggfii .Q Qs 'E 'S Q3 QXQFKE xbix. 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Colon Quand ajouettea The Color Guard, under the direcfdh of A . be Sa ko, is a gr of seven girls with two alternates, Linda McNeil and Barbara vans n t ' le ders heir sergeant, Judy Craven, the Color Guard has always show d Q - FF t th eir s pp cpglence whether on the football field or facing the television 6' e . .. - The Malorettes consist of twel - , I d 'asc s, el a S o and Connie Pierce. This very co-operative group, -ii, -1' p y o mx , have marched in four different states and have won the pr ' JV- h ve at ed hese girls have practiced . . V '13 . . 0 ' f 5' . w- , during many activity periods to impr e t ir i es.'YS' e Snly n maiorette is graduationg, hopes are high for continued success in urs c , e. 0 4 QV W MAJORETTES, LEFT TO R1GHT:, a k' . w r r, . a k, v. White, N. Bail. MISSING FROM PICTURE: M. Mr: Ha n I. Whi Y- . gema , D. Phi11iPS- J. Moore. N 1 w 1 is e - Q- f .. ...mul-. . nbmf.,-.rum-uwf.m.uu0-:nw-we fi.-iw-nfwl-mv:--V: lswsmfs- '.-- nlnmuf mv- 7... .. .. .-MMM. .ummm fe, K- .W mv- r......mmw-N mmf .uv-nm-.r if .1 nw-.r. :QQ fr, .mv A... : -mln: 1.1 Dfull 'Jeam 65 tbtqviata Alai? . Nix ' O. Poyoiii. . Nbgeio Cixi Loci' Gv C3059 00' 04 hf 671 GX 95.9639 -65' p MQK Ofket Y' M14 6' we- be RW 00' ' 4 dsx 5- we 'Ito '41 ' O '2-Oxll-1x0- Q' -x,K..ilT.X'9Q, at ' w:.221efa:rW 5:?sg2Os Cheenleadeua Q5 Proudly we present the i957 edition of the Chichester Drill Team and Cheerleaders. The drill team consists of twelve girls and their Drill Sergeant, Flora Wilson. These girls practiced every Monday evening throughout the summer with Mr. Sacko. They practiced with the band whenever possible, and duringnactivity period Monday and Tuesday. All this practice has proven worth-while as they were presented a first place trophy naming them The T956 Junior Drill Team Champions of Pennsylvania. As Cheerleaders these girls attend all our football and basketball games. They are in there cheering regardless of scores and conditions. They have tried to infuse a greater amount of school spirit into the lives of the students, and have succeeded to a great extent. The Cheerleaders consist of ll girls and two captains: Shirley Lees, first captain, Lois Marantino, second captain. Two bakes, one dance, and a tag day were held in order to raise money for new uniforms, which they received on December 7. , These girls along with their directors, Miss Barnett and Mr. Sacko are to be congratulated for their great success. - g,-. -f -.1-. Aqnxsigln.-. Muni- -lg. ,n , ff Wnf ,EA f gal ff' The chorus, .mdersfllls a n ding , ,mf ' if w . S A A ' 'Q i l Jn Mr. DeAugustine, has once again seen a successful year. Because of the fact that the senior and iunior high have different activity periods, the chorus is divided into two groups. The officers of the senior high chorus are: Howard McKim, President and Hugh Dutton, Treasurer. The chorus, as a group, held their annual candle light service on December 19, l956. They also held their spring con- cert on April 26, 1957, featuring American music exclusively. if 1. MR. JOSEPH DeAUGUSTINE--Choral Director 86 L . --were Pl -if-Iv Y , J xx lf 9 - ew. . We f, ,, . ,, K e - 1 w 91:9 1 ' ef'-:alder aus 'Y' 'q'f ' 93 we QQ!-1 Q X L u 8:5 1. 4 ,A .Q 1 RWE P xg' 'W . ,QYJ j - If, Q, Aj J - I f .4 Q A ' rf N 4 . LA K X kg Q . ,J Liam Q 4 .., - . A ,,,,', , ': . '. . f , .,,,- 'if' . ' , .. .A Xxx. . .,.,. K Q K 151:55 ,-,Qgfp X ,,,. xlda-Aissju 'A 45'f '0 W Q-S: X 'Ut Y! Lama 9 FI1iS'f Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Marshall, 4 We e e e - ' 1. Riddlefiff Hintze,v0: Scottgt Ga11o'l T ' . M f-rs 'f'P '-'so ' M' ' way. SECOND ROW: N. Sack., E. Jbnes, .. . X W ' D. Jones, L. Pearson, E. 4l,ocke,.J. Moore, .W W ' 'b --fkhedy. 5 Ml?FD!'Eer, L. Poogepsf ,A F42 'W' my wr rv . Dr Reick, MISSING: D. Curry, . 'V eb as ' I 'ugh 4 ,mn . me 5, gn .4-., 'l'9 ' me-T' song, -13. an , , ' Y ' I ' V W 0 V.. Q 0' 0 ' ' K o D 5 if flfhl year s eciugoaaof fhejeglealsii- Qu ,,,,., 6, W, 1. W has playeyv at many- dances at Chl They a ' h ' have 'also played at dances variouszlmighsr ff Q -+R' ' ' scho6Tf'fhrouQ'H8'Cut i'h'e comrhunityl. . f ' ' 'H' 'IU 'H' ' eil? 'N-f -'f 'blmlerthe-1capable dfreAc1ion Uf'Mr. 'U 'l R 'W' ' 1 , , 1, ., . ,L . A A, Foster, they have been, asked to play for 1 Ai - .Y 5, margigi1g,and,Soeidberganilatiohs. Q5 an.-Q e M... 4 we wa. ,an 4 Q. 1 .u Z, ., W f , A , K 2 K Q - 1' 1 e ' .l , ' I - V A , , 1 , 'V , V , . ' 1 X 5 x-it , my LPA 'L' S ? , Gtr? My 5 ,gg 9 cp? I N ,q y I ru N .1 . X .nf . , .fx .M ., Lv, K. y be Wi Ai A -1 +R -' il ' ' t1az.n.-lion, M.. .. .f1.e.....' , A f - . , x . FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Weidel E. Junto, M. Mayer, M, Stichter, D, Mill ichap. SECOND ROW: A, Corter, M. Crab tree, V. Jacono, H. Dutton, E. Aaron, B Beautq And Ginny Allen . George Allen Laura Allen , Lester Allen , Professor Barton Franny Barton Beef . . . Molly Woods FOSSY RY311 - Miss Bigby . STAGE CREW R. Bryant D . Sommers W. Williamson R. Lamplaugh I. A C Sheeky . Rollison . Burr . Betty Lee Clark . . Donald Beck Mary Ann Stichter . . Edwin Aaron . .Thomas Jones Mary Lou Ferguson . Vincent Jacono . Elizabeth Junto . .Frank Iacono . Mary Crabtree Clark, E. Chapman. THIRD ROW: H, Nick- E, Jacono, A, Kardine, D, Beck, P, The Beef Scaffold , Steve . . Bubbles . Betty . Dot . Mitzi , . Barbara . . Miss Spencer Wallace Woods. . . 'Ike Beautq 0 . . Hugh Dutton . Howard Nickle . . Paul Gaster Diane Millichap . . Carol Green . Pat Weidel . May Mayer . Arlene Cotter . Albert Kardine THE COCOA PARTY' caster Weidel Nickle Green Dutton Millichap i FIM E. vi- . ' wiv is I T Mqwlgll Jflelj f ,J W 5 ll pl 4 lifts? Jwjyld lgflffglf 79' ,Aja JV, .M f Mfg' 'Jhe Echo ,W U Eu! T IEE' 'U E3 Q if 5 igcff 'ss ' ILL., 'V L,kk r J T, The purpose of the Echo is to give the students of the junior high school a school newspaper so they will know the events happening during the year. The Echo strives to teach junior high stu- dents how to write news stories, feature articles, and interviews and gives them experience in the make-up of a newspaper. There are three staffs for the paper. The business staff handles the advertising, uts the paper together, and sells it. The feature and news staff writes news articles and features. The s orts sec- tion covers all the sports events of the school, and handlesinterviews with the athletes ancljcoaches. The Echo editorial staff consists of six editors. They are Bob Templin, Editor-in-Chief, Mary Jane Mann, Assistant Editor, Tom Moser, Sports Editor, Larry Whittaker, Assistant Sports Ed- itor, Kitty Joos, Business Editor, and Carol Rhodes, Assistant Business Editor. 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J ' f' P s 4 J , ff img . t , .,-r .V Q V f -rs E , W, , f , 1 A 1 f f 4 :KN 5 ' x N .nj K J 4. v J 4 - , ,- , . .1 4 . 1 K 4 A 1 x NX. wx f 4 f,- g x - .., ... . . . ,m.f:.T'-'r .. 1 -' ,L . ., J. ,X .-. ., ,. E fl' L I B 'id LIBRARY AIDES: Miss Keller: This activity is to be made up of those girls who work as helpers in the Library. These girls will assist at the changing desk, slip books, shelf books, repair books, process new books, work on the pamphlet and picture files, type, and do any other duties connected with the Library. ART METAL: Mr. Mallozzi: This club is for anyone who is interested in metal work. Astuclent may gain valuable experience inthe areas of bench work, welding, forging, sheet metal or art metal. Non:-industrial students have preference. TYPING: Mr. Orlando: The typing club is designed to meet the typing needs and interests of the non-business education students in the senior high school. The ob- jective of the club is to afford the student an opportunity to master the techniques of typing, which includes mastery of the keyboard and the ability to type at a reasonable rate of speed and with a degree of accuracy. Kat . . E7 ,-v ', WRESTLING: Mr. Zettlez This club is for boys interested in learning or gaining further experiences in wrestling. The objectives of this club are to learn the basic wrestling holds as well as develop new ones from the students and to learn to referee, time, and score a match. PRINTING: Mr. Everhart: For non-industrial students who have a sustaining interest in Graphic Arts, particularly printing. Activities will include practice in funda- mental processes of composition'presswork, bookbinding, and silk screen stencil work, with the aim of mastering these processes. NEWSWRITERS: Mrs. Knies: The newswriters report, write up and edit news of all the important school events for the CHESTER TIMES, as well as contributing original feature stories, columns and sidelights on school life. BUSINESS LEADERS: Mrs. Warren: This club is a service club rendering service to the various departments or teachers, which gives the students experience beyond the class room. Experience is given in a large number of worthwhile jobs. I! 11, ! Z' ef MECHANICAL DRAWING: Mr. Hoover: The purpose of this club is to engage non- industrial students in mechanical drawing activities along lines preferred by each in- dividual, such as, students desiring to take engineering at college, others interested in building construction, machine shop practice, or perhaps in designing furniture. BOYS CHEF'S: Miss Miades: The purpose of this club is to introduce boys to the preparations of foods for their own enjoyment. They will learn the basic principles connected with cooking as well as being introduced to new types of foods. The boys along with the teacher in charge will plan the type of food they will cook. GYMNASTICS: Mr. Kalickman: This club is formed with the idea to further the interests of students in advanced gymnastics. The program is an outgrowth of the Phys- ical Education Class. It is open to anyone that has an interest in apparatus work. J NA 1 'sail ART: Mrs. Tabbutt: This club is for students who desire to create something of their own, whether it be a gorgeous water-color, or a pair of shell earrings. DRAMATICS: Miss Rank: This club includes not only the reading and performing of plays, but also discussions on the techniques of stage make-up, costuming, lighting, etc. , WOOD SHOP: Mr. Jacoby: The purpose of this club is to teach non-industrialstu-: dents some fundamentals of woodwork, ceramics, leather, and plastics. MATHEMATICS: Mr. Geno: The purposes of this club are: ill to lay more stress on various phases of math than time allows inaregular class period, QQ to study some of the advanced phases of mathematics, and 13, to dowork which will help those people who are interested in taking college board examinations. 1 A V lx.: .4 .l is 0. I Y 5.20 flumou High Clulm ART SUBJECTS CLUB: Mrs. Linebaugh: This club is designed for junior high school students who like to draw. ln your club periods you will do water coloring, crayon- ing, pastels, and pencil sketching. You don't have to be an artist, all you need is the interest in this type of art work. RED CRCSS CLUB: Miss Davis: Do you like to do things for other people? In the Jr. Red Cross Club you will have a chance to be of service to those who in some way are not so fortunate as you, and who need our help. You will work on projects such as making scrap books for children in hospitals, rolling or folding bandages, making afghans for hospitals, and many other interesting and useful activities. We will learn to work together to help others. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS: Mr. DeAugustine: This Club is for students who enjoy operation of the movie projector, slide projector, tape recorder and how to read maps. Students can perform valuable service to the school by helping to operate these ma- chines. . T Q! We ,Rafi , . I' ' JIT rl . ! , ..,v ., , 1 2 E, . --.,, ,Z I was . fi 4 .X-if ART CLUB: Mrs. Tabbutt: If you have a desire to create something of your own, whether it be a gorgeous water-color or a pair of shell ear-rings, the art club would be a good place for you. Per- haps you iust like to draw, or make a bang-up poster, then the art club would still be a good choice for you. There are various mediums at your disposal, water colors, oils, charcoal, colored chalks, poster paint, crayons, etc. This club may be a source of deep satisfaction if the student applies himself. BOYS CHEF CLUB: Mrs. Woerth: This club is open to any junior high boy who is really interested in learning to prepare foods. You will learn the basic cooking principles as well as preparation of new types of foods. The boys and teacher will plan the various foods they will prepare. BIOLOGY CLUB: Mr. Zettle: This club is for those students who wish to learn about plants and animals, their names, what they look like, and where to find them. THE NEEDLECRAFT CLUB: Mrs. McKeough: This club is for iunior high girls who want to spend a couple of extra hours on needlework. As a group, each girl will make something for herself, some- thing for her mother, and something for someone less fortunate than herself. lt's fun to sew when you have company. CHARM CLUB: Mrs. Plishtin: The aim of this club is to instruct and aid girls in the art of good grooming. This will include such things as selection and application of proper make-up, choosing clothes which are attractive and appropriate, creating and taking care of hairdos, and taking care of personal hygiene. CURRENT SPORTS: Mr. Lashendock and Mr. Love: Current Sports will endeavor to teach the inner workings of all t pes of sports. It will also try to acquaint the people in the Sports Club with the personalities in the various games. An attempt will be made to help the student achieve a better understanding in the sports which the student may choose. Every student will have a sports proiect with each pupil choosing his own proiect. ' ' ht' ,l v'xmME,.l -...2...... Pen' ,,.. g ia.. I LIBRARY CLUB: Miss Keller: Girls only! The purpose of this club is to sponsor a greater interest among the students in the use of ooks and Ii rary service of the school. In due time the hardest workers or those who show the greatest interest in the club will be used as Library Aides. HOBBY OUT FOR GIRLS: Miss Little: An girl who has a hobby such as embroidery, knitt- ing, weaving, or other hand work is eligiblle. The club period is used to continue the work on the hobby and exchange experiences. ARITHMETIC CLUB: Mrs. Smith: The Arithmetic Club will aid pupilsto better understand things you find difficult. It will help you to become more accurate and efficient in working problems you may meet after you finish school. CHEERLEADING AND DRILL TEAM: Miss Barnett: The purpose of this club is to encourage the junior high girls to be cheerleaders and members of the drill team. These girls will fill in the spaces in the varsity squad at graduation. Also itwill help develop more school spirit. JUNIOR HIGH GYMNASTICS: Mr. Nugent: The Junior High Gymnastic Club is offered to teach boys and girls of Junior High School age an appreciation of gymnastic activities. The program will consist of working on the side horse, parallel bars, spring board, and mats. It maygxlslo include balancing, tumbling, and rythmic activities such as folk dancing and march- ing ri Is. JUNIOR HIGH MAJORETTE AND COLOR GUARD: Miss Dunn: The objective of the Color Guard and Majorette Club is to train the girls in marching and twirling. Their purpose in joining will be to replace the senior high color guard and majorettes. Also, we will establish a regular junior high color guard and majorette group. This group will be usedin assemblies, pep rallys and junior high football games. Y Glqmpica at , ,,,.-.za SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Dunn, Miss Barnett, Mr. Plummer, Mr. Richards, Mr. McNitt, Mrs. Geno, Mr. Dutton. STANDING: Mr. Kalickman, Mr. Apichella, Mr. Nugent, Mr. Marcus, Mr. Foster, Mr, Kazlo, Mr. Lashendock, Mr, Love, Mr. Becker, Athletic Council The Athletic Council consists of the coaches of our various teams, the director of athletics, members of the administration, a school board representative, and Mrs. Geno. The officers for this year's council are: Chairman, Milton Kalickman, Secretary, William Foster, Treasurer, Elsie Geno, andthe School Board Representative, William H. Dutton Ill. Their purpose is to formulate the policy of our athletic program. They promote the interest of boys and girls in interscholastic competition, and endeavor to have Chichester well represented in athletic contests with other schools of comparative size. The council has planned quite an extensive program the past year. lt included varsity foot- ball, iunior high football, vcrsity hockey, junior varsity hocke , boys and girls senior high school basketball, boys and girls junior high basketball, and boys baseball . Thanks to the council for all their efforts in making our athletic program a success. 100 .T 54 33344, R42 ,N55f,' c 43- :J - - ,N .X V 4 if g al 3 N f 'THE 6- ' ftifii 1 . .4 2 9s191S.1+2.s x,,-l?5 9 ' Z san, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: J. Holden, W, Conboy, K. Haney, W, McNeal, A. Cardosa, J. Sheeky, M. Ricci, L. Dur- bano, F. Jacono, R, Schmidt, R. Durbano, J. Bender. SECOND ROW: N. Harris, H. Dutton, R. Bryant, D, Rapposelli, J. McCue, D. Miller, D. Beck, V. Iacono, S. Tyler, R. Caramanico, W. Byron, R. Krentz, O. Higgins, D. Fry. THIRD ROW: Anthony Appichella, E, Aaron, C. Page, E. Conte, R. Bumford, E, Jones, W. Lawrence, W. Hintze, John Marcus, J. Preziuso, E, Shank, T. Sculley, W, Ferguson, A. Fiumara, R. Ross, Michael Lashendock. Vanaitq Siootball On the i8th of August approximately 40 boys began practicing for the '56 football season. For the first time in the history of Chichester the team went to football camp for a week. The coaches Mr. A ichella, Mr. Marcus, and Mr. Lashendock had high hopes for the team. The scrim- mages with Ridijey Township and Chester helped prepare them for the tough season ahead. Included in this schedule were three new opponents: Ridley Park, West Chester and Darby. This season proved to be Chichester's best since 1952. Long hours and hard practice proved to be an important factor towarcl the successful season. Another important factor was the high morale and support which the student body offered the team. They ended their season with a fine record of six wins and two losses. SENIORS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: R. Schmidt, J, Sheeky, F. Jacono, R. Bryant, D. Beck. SECOND COACHES: Anthony Apichella, John Marcus, ROW: J. Preziuso, S. Tyler, V. Jacono. J. 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' X A A- xx .iw ' 3 1-J .A .TX X gay- h W . 421 V i h Q i Q ' mm.kA h H Rx M m .Q 1, , ' , .Q .A , - m V - A - . .NP 95 Qsffww M-3.51 'MJ H: m 4 ahah .. -GNL -... -.. -' ...yD.... 2-.1 ... ., ..sx....m.mm4... . Thru the upright. The Eagles , Y 7 ' 'f 5 ' 51 g l vififaiiiissilf .xsrtmlevx T ' Q g ,5f,5'f'2f A995655 5 .... - 'ii A A A X Q E, 1 jggfgf w 1' , K - .yn L fi fi? ? .W -T , , A .xg xg, , Q KM, N , , f' gqmfgkys ' j A - x - wp, AV514 ., 1' yy f x ?FQ wx .1 ms W. fm. . ,J M k - Q5 tj 1,q5j5!y,T., N H. K I Q gig N kg, - V '-'nfl 1 W 8X?.3w'1 K wk il M -5 H First downl He made 1tl Schedule OPPONENTS Sharon Hill 6 I4 Darby 6 7 West Chester 0 I8 Collingdale 7 I3 Ridley Park 40 o Eddystone 21 0 Clifton Hrs. 6 41 Interboro 7 I4 IA. A143515 E75 3, 0 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Moser, G. Rapposelli, L. Byrne, R. Thomas, D. Hefton, I, Williams, R, Shoenfelt J. Marvel, R, Ricci, W. Allen. SECOND ROW: J. Haynie, H. Ashman, C. Feltcher, D. Krentz, J, Mareno, J. Conte W. Gwynn, J. Bender, M, Weidel, L. Quinney, P, Lawson. THIRD ROW: T. Davies, D. Hinson, C. Moran, T. D'Am1co D. Jones, N. Sack, E, Bradley, J. Lober, B. Driscoll, W. Ashby, H. Peters, E. Bass. union -High 'lootball COACHES: Mr. Kazlo and Mr. Becker. -rf.. Chi's Little Eagles ended the season with a record of four wins and three losses. The team practiced very hard and played their games with a great deal of enthusiasm, We here at chi are very proud of our Little Eagles, and are assured of a much brighter future for them. They are hard workers and depend- able players. We are certain that the boys going from junior to senior high next year will be an asset to their new team. 'I05 .1 Zglg ,f . sv flfv' I IN MEMORIUM Arthur Hoffman Oct, 4, 1940 Oct. 26, 1956 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Conte, L. Durbano, D. Miller, H. Dutton, SECOND ROW: J, Preziuso, R, Quillen, J, Cernos, Mr. Foster, W, Lawrence, R. Passick, A. Cardosa. Vaflaitq Baalzetball Led by two new coaches, Mr. Foster and Mr. Love, the varsity and iunior varsity looked forward to a successful season. Once again height posed a problem for the Eagles. However, hard driving and the win spirit offsets any short men handi- caps. The new league classification also places Chi into com- petition with schools of its size. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Hill, T. Baker, J. Chivalette, R. Bell, F. Schnaitman, M, Ricci, COACHES: Jules Love SECOND ROW: V. Bohenek, H. Whitby, C. Callo- way, O. Higgins, T, Sculley, E, Jones, Mr. Love, William Foster Swtah John Cernos SCHEDULE Dec. 7 Marple Newtown Il Media I4 St. James 18 West Chester 20 Nether Providence Jan, 4 Eddystone 8 Clifton Heights II Interboro I5 Ridley Park 18 Sharon Hill Bob Quillen Jan. Feb John Preziuso SCHEDULE Darby Collingdale Eddystone Clifton Heights Interboro Ridley Park Sharon Hill Darby Lansdowne Collingdale Frank Jacono Hugh Dutton 07 : I n 'F fi LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Miss Barnett, O. Simones, C. Wohnus, S. Pierce, G. Burke, M. Schoen, D. Millichap, P. Weidel, J, Robinson, G. Hickey. SECOND ROW: Miss Dunn, P. Kilmon, J. Titus, L. McNeil, I. Clark, V. Warren, W. Hipkins, C. Nickle, R. Segear, P. Brady? P. Nugent. THIRD ROW: N. Jones, J. Titus, D. Jones, S. Webster, E. Smith, M. Revis, D. Phillips, D. McQuire, L. Hipkins, J. Craven, Cjmla' Baalzetball COACHES--Miss Dunn, Miss Barnett MANAGERS--P. Nugent, G. Hickey I. Clark D. Millichap B. Clark ' in Pee -Q 1 A -4 igkgig 3 ...arf 1 id 1 P, Weidel LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: M. Schoen, G. Burke, S. Pierce, I. Clark, W, Hipkins, V. Warren. STANDING: P. Nugent, C. Wohnus, P, Weidel, O. Simones, J. Robinson, D. Millichap, G. Hickey, This past November, the Chichester gir1's basketball team started their practices. Many girls came and participated. As a result, a fine team filled with spirit and good sportsmanship developed, with the help of Miss Barnett and Miss Dunn, the girls gained knowledge and experience in basketball, which they exhibited in every game. We know we can look forward to an even greater team and season in the future. LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: D. Phillips, P. Brady, R. Segear, C. Nickle, E. Smith, D, Jones, J. Cracer, L. Hipkins, STAND- ING: O. Simones, S. Webster, P. Kilmon, M, Revis, D. McQuire, N. Jones, L, McNeal, J. Titus, J. Titus. ' s F W. Hipkins sf' it 1 ' f X 1 ' E ..-' 3 , . ,. 5 1 Q ' : CJ 1 X, Q I . 4 Y im I 5 is ,. T3 5 pf t, r . . I l r' l . T' Ki isa S a J 7 '6 f 0 co ' 2 I' .3 Q s u .4 , 'Au W4 x Y T 'ff ii I. ,, 5 lt A 3 ......... ..., ' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Robinson, E. Smith, S. Pierce, B. Driscoll, B. Clark, P. Nugent, P. Weidel, D. Milli chap, K. Beck, I. Clark, W. Hipkins, V, Warren, S. Webster, B. Simpkiss. SECOND ROW: Miss Barnett, Assistant Coach: Miss Dunn, Coachg J. Bail, E. Huddle, H. McGuire, G. Burke, M. Schoen, C. Wohnus, L. McNeal, I. Cara manico, J. Mannering, B. Truitt, D. Jones, B. Zinzer, I. Whitby, D. Dunlap. S. Webster, LV. Captaing Miss Barnett, Assistant Coach, P. Weidel, Co-Captaing Miss Dunn, Coachg B. Clark, Co-Captain, Hockey Scores Chichester 0--l Clifton Heights Chichester 0--2 Callingdale Chichester l--2 Darby Chichester 3--l Eddystone Chichester O--O lnterboro Chichester l--0 Ridley Park Chichester O--l Sharon Hill -l-locleeq This year, the Chichester girls' hockey team com- pleted their second season of competitive hockey. The girls com eted with some of the finest teams in the county and handljed themselves commendably. Although winning only two games, theirfine efforts and goocl sportsmanship gave promise to a very successful hockey season next fall . -- is .. SENIORS LEAVING Miss Barnett, Assistant Coachg I. Clark, W. Hipkins, B. Driscoll, B. Clark, D, Mil- lichap, P, Weidel, P. Nugent, K. Beck, 110 Miss Dunn, Coach, Arlene and George Janet L. Ward Judy and Johnny Ruthie and Paul Bonnie and Rich Mr. William Henry Jones Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. James Colson, Sr. Mrs. Lavina Dodson Mr. Raymond Dodson Rose Sorgl Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mt. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Judy Hillson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W, S, Williams John Venuti Albert Kardine William Eardine James Quell Joseph Monaco Joe Krainz Thomas Russo Louis Bender John Fecondo John Schmidt Edward Herman Walter Umstead Eino Hillson Martin Fabian Michael Kruczaj Ernie Minner Patnona Mr. William Pernell Mr. George Howle Mrs. Betty Post Mr. and Mrs. John Quillen Mr. F. Mallozzi E. L. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Marian Rich Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frost William J. Ledger John C. Borsos, Sr. Howard Nickle William R. Keller Mrs. Mary Giles Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Nichols Betty and Ronnie Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Art's Service Ann Clark Mr. and Mrs. Brent L. Mears Guy Porter Ernest Knotts Station John Bartholomew, Loretta Perkowski Barbara and Gary Mr.'and Mrs. Harvey Rutter Eric Love Robert L. Joblin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Raymond R. Ward, Russell Short It Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Apichella Bernie's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph June Mary Elizabeth Little Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Warren, Sr. Mr. Robert D. Nugent Mr. J.M, Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kalicltman Miss Victoria Pericles Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw Mrs. James McKeough Mr. R.E, Corkadel Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ferguson Mr, and Mrs. Harry L. Hutchison Miss Jane L. Keller' Stanley Lech Ida Lech The' McNitts Mr. James Craney A Friend ' Albert Lott Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Poore Mr. and Mrs. James W. Sparks l George Krentz Mr. and Mrs. Sebern Seagraves Mr. and Mrs. J. Ritterson Mr. and Mrs. W.l-I. Dutton, III Roy and Rosalie Bryant Bill Brauer Al Lees Bill Giamboy Hazel Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Kennard Alfred Litwa John Sylvester John Burke John A. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Griffith Jones Thomas A. Jones Mr. and Mrs. James T. Weidel Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Davies Mr, and Mrs. J. Howard Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starr Lillian M. Barnett Rev. and Mrs. Charles Anderson Mrs. Reita Smith Mr. and Mrs. William M. Forwood Miss Marion Davis Mr. and Mrs. Murray I. Plishtin Mr. Robert Roller Mrs. Constance Knies Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lashendock Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Linebaugh Mr. and Mrs. William E. Foster Mr. and Mrs. F. Woerth Miss V. Betty Miades Lotan Poore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wohnus Patricia Foreacre Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rich John Junto Samuel Scott Thomas Dulin Don and Rochelle Helen and Haworth Aaron Mrs. Bostic Mr. and Mrs. George A. Davis Mr. and Mrs Charles R. Clark Mr. and MIS. 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