Chichester High School - Eagle Yearbook (Boothwyn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1958 volume:

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I Q L 4 ' ' , 0 flu, .I ' I LI lr l- , .uf , Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Dee: -n Gr ' heart, :F - '2 1 ll lp n, L Jlll-.u uf- so U' lr -lr 1' 'r ' F , lVe , 4 '-.L X 1 Shall be found unwav'rin5 true, When we from life shall part 0I'elUOI' As the sands of time diminish and leave but a few grains of school days, we recall the bygone era that will be cherished for- ever but never relived. Those days of the past, those memories will be recalled by many things, but primarily by the diary of our lives. ln it we find the joys and sorrows, pleasures and duties, people and places that made these twelve years of our education the birth place of our personalities and careers. To whatever success our aspira- tions may lead, we will return and in our yearbook find the stucrdy framework upon which this same success was built. L Ill f--- 2 Page 55 Y ...uv 'i V 1 WH' QQ!! if H571 ffziiz o Page 67 -ff ,,,:,,7 mf ? ' V 157- Page 85 2-f MTW? 1 1 W 1 1 ln dedicating our yearbook, we, the senior class, have chosen to honor a person whom we believe represents the true spirit of Chichester. Not only has he done much to enhance the reputation of our school through his excellent coaching abilities, but has also ably helped us with many of our personal as well as scholastic problems. Therefore, we, the graduating class, respectfully dedicate the 1958 Eagle to Mr. Anthony Apichella. df This yearbook would not be complete without a word of thanks to the ones who gave unselfishly, without thought of personal achievement, of their time and patience to help us obtain our goals. Therefore, we, the Class of '58, dedicate this page as a small token of our appreciation to our sponsors, Miss Lillian M. Barnett and Mr. Roy E. Corkadel. From left to right: I-I. Quirk,I. I ones, I . Young, G. Panarello, F. Dowman, I. Wasley, W. Dutton, E. Pierce, M. Pierce, E. Richards. From left to right: L. Thoemke, M. Scott, I. Truitt, L. Barnett. We, the Graduates, wish to express our thanks and appreciation for all the help rendered to us by the School Board and P. T. A. We are especially pleased with the work that has been done by the School Board in promotingabetter understanding of scholastic phases, plus the innumerable sessions put in to iron out the problems which have arisen. But equally important is the work being done by the P.T.A. for the advancement of a better understanding between parents and teachers. To both of these go our deepest thanks and appreciation for everything they have done. Gratefully, THE CLASS OF 58 W WF 2 a Q Eg! 5 Rasa l I i v L v V 1 1 X r 1 Q 2 u i 6 3 1 E Anthony Louis Apichella Lillian M. Barnett Mt. St. Mary's, B. S. Ursinus, B. S. - Temple, Problems of Democracy M. A. Health and Physical Education S M K :MV A I .L if , Dean Becker ' S , ' , y Roy E. Corkadel Lebanon Valley, B. S. . h h ly Q West Chester Spanish and English L ' i' Teachers College, B. S L W Nr Q X , a Geophysics and Civics , m.sy If?ifM 'J v W 7 ' , A' .,,- ,i.'i James F. Craney Marion 1. Davis Joseph DeAugustine Niagara University, B. A. Beaver College, B. A. St. Vincent, B. S. English, Latin, and History Social Studies General and Chorus Music Geneva Dunn University of Maryland, B. S. Physical Education and Health Kathryn E. Forwood West Chester State Teachers College, B. S. Instrumental Music John F. Dougherty Millersville State Teachers College, B. S. Social Studies I A yin . 1 A 1 Tw H. Jolene Fleisher State Teachers College, Shippensburg, B. S, English Mary M. Frost West Chester State Teachers College, B. S Algebra and General Math Paul H. Everhart A Millersville State Teachers College, B. S Graphic Arts Jlviyx Mil Jane E. Funk West Chester State Teachers College, B. S, English and Social Studies Leon M. Hoover University of Pennsylvania Mechanical Drawing Elsie Geno Lock Haven Teachers College, B. S, Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry Zella Hardy McKendree College, B. S. University of Illinois, M. S Chemistry, Physics, and General Science Harry I., Hutchison Jr Penn State B S University of Pennsylvania M Guidance Donovan C. Jacoby, Jr. Millersville State Teachers College, B. S. General Shop John A. Kazlo St. Joseph's College, B. S. West Chester State Teachers College, Cr. Social Studies 0 0- ff X 7280 do , Z3'vu.fG. Constance Doughty Knies St. Lawrence University, B. A. University of Maryland, M. . English 14 Milton Kalickman West Chester State Teachers College, B. S. Columbia University, M. A. Health and Physical Education L. Kenny West Chester State Teachers College, B. S. English Daniel Landesburg Arizona State College, B.S. .English and Social Studies Jane L. Keller Millersville State Teachers College, B. S. Library Science Michael Lashendock Bloomshurg State Teachers College, B. S, General Science Frank Mallozzi Millersville State Charles D. Law West Chester State Teachers College, B. S. English Mary Elizabeth Little Millersville State Teachers College, B. S Mathematics Teachers College, B. S, Industrial Arts John C. Marcus Villanova, B. S. United States and World History Catherine McKeough Drexel Institute, B. S. Business Education if V. Betty Miades Drexel Institute of Fechnology, B. S. Homemaking l 'Mm Robert B. Roller Penn State, B. A. English and Social Studies Robert Munsell M1Ch1g3H State Teachers College, B. S. Biology, Related Science, and Science .fin :yi Vfbdfgffiff Qjzgwfn Mfjfif. ...MQ Ryt.. 4 0 XJM P3 P 1 I if Heal d I e , . S. an Rhyslgoul du ion f H Ernest Peters m f My fp. W, Lafayette, B. S, 'I V . . 'lf . If D N, w 1dH f 4 ' . or IS ory 0... I I M A ,J , ,7 f X 16 ' ,li if f J I V Waldemar G. Natrin West Chester State Teachers College, B. S. Civics and Geophysics C. Alan Rowe Villanova University, B. S. Plane Geometry, Algebra ll, and Solid Geometry Joan E. Schingeck Pennsylvania State University, B. A. 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L Zig A L+f,,,:,' ! .. f Y pifkifsi ' . Q . N . k 4' x K p , N' in! 1 Y ff, i 'R p M' E I X if fp If ,,,, . y g VI . XLX fir. t . 'N. We, the class of 58 , wish to express our thanks to Miss Helen Knox and Dr. John Wali- chuck for their fine job in keeping the students physically fit, and for always being sympathetic and understanding of our aches and pains. Cakferia Sfa!! it Miss Pericles Left to Right: D. McLeod, O. Pierce, A. Williamson, E. Bostici V. Patterson, A. Sack. We, the Senior Class, wish to extend our gratitude to the cafeteria staff and the school custodians. The cafeteria staff, under the supervision of Miss Pericles, deserves a great deal of credit for furnishing the students with nourishing and well-planned meals. The custodians, headed by Mr. Lavin, see to it that the student's needs are fulfilled by keep- ing the school in tip-top condition. A These two groups are to be commended for having done a superior job in making our school the finest in Hue county. l N N l ll 5 t 0 L all 5 C J' T 1 1 s Mr. Lavin Front Row, Left to Right: I. Draper, M. Shivers, M. Everngham, W. Everngham, M. Shelton. Back Row: M. Lavin, G. Ransom R. Williams, H. O'Bier. ,f Qt v ,, K n ' X x x Q w 1 X - x k A r K 3' w J 'L P, I K L N' H C- ' gun Aghtlnu -. bk. B W Mb orb V SW' W SYONSO W ww' ONSOR ISS j . vlfjlbh A4 . Gar nerr CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWERI Red Sn suver Red Rose CLASS MOTTO: You can lead others no further than you can go yourself. Coikadex go? E' 1 5 0 V' 5 A LEFT TO RIGHT: PRESIDENT, Donald Millerg SECRE- TARY, Irene Whitbyg TREASURER, Helen Perkinsg VICE- PRESIDENT, Richard Durbano. 22 0 FRANK J. ALBANY 'Al bie Indu strial Always seen with Dugan, Ed, Stan, Beck. ..died from the records at the school dances. . .'Do it good chil'nl . . .pet peeve -- Geophysics. . .likes to collect records. . .prized possession -- class ring. Activities: Intramural Basketball 10, ll, 12g Base- ball 12g Chef Club ll, 125 Candlelight Service 103 Athletics in Season 10. ELIZABETH A. ALLEN Liz Business Education Always seen with Bump. . .died from bruises from Bump. . . What are you trying to prove? . . .pet peeve -- early rising. . .likes to sleep.. .prized possession -- Bump. Activities: Prom Committee 11, l2g Senior Play 125 Chorus 10, 12g Hall Monitor. Tom LINDA J. BAIL Lin Academic Always seen with Carol and Donna. ..died from long Latin classes. . . 'How about that . . .pet peeve -- Mr. Craney. . .likes driving. . .prized posses- sions -- Joe and her car. Activities: Band 103 Chorus 10, 125 Typing llg Prom Committee 11g Hall Monitor 103 Candle- light Service 10g Spring Concert 10. THOMAS W. BAKER Academic Always seen with Art, Norm, Don, and Bill. . .died from Latin. . . l dunno . . .pet peeve -- school. . . likes sports, skating. . .prized possession -- car. Activities: Basketball 10, llg Baseball 113 Year- book ll, 12g Student Council 12. ..Bud., Always seen with prized possession , . , died from Mrs. Activities: Chorusg GROVER D. BECK Business Education Dugan, Andy, Ollie. and Frank Warren . . . pet peeve -- Lee . . . - cocker spaniel. Chef Clubg Math Club. ARTHUR T. BEER fl 'V September: 1 .W H jf ffm W Arr Academic Always seen with Don, Tom, Norm, Steve. . .died from Latin ll. . . What number is this? . . .pet peeve -- Latin I. . .likes music and -TV. . .prized possession -- notebooks. Activities: Typing 105 Language Club 10, Class Assembly 11, Yearbook ll, 12, Senior Play Com- mittee, Scott's Hi Q 12. I f an . W ll ,J . JERRY BENDER Greek Always seen with Larry, Dino, Moser, Passick Albie. . .died from cafeteria food. . . Fat Boy . . . pet peeve -- football practice. . .likes standing on corners...prized possession -- football letter. Activities: Football 10, ll, 12, Basketball 10, ll, 12, Cafeteria Aid 10, 11, 125 Assembly ll, 12g Men's Chef 12. Industrial SOFIA A. BOHENEK Sof Business Education Always seen with Verline, Mary, Issy and the sorority at Shooster's . . . died from I-Iarry's jokes . . . Let's make it, Scag . . . pet peeve -- brownies . . . likes Shooster's . . . prized possession -- Chevy . Activities: Band lO,ll,l2g Chorus 121 Cheer- leaders l0,ll,l2g Senior Playg Prom Committee l1,l2g Hall Monitor lO,1l. 24 Back to school again. At long last we are Seniors! How wonderful to see everybody. It's surprising how changed we are. Sum- mer tans and short hair cuts. We 've heard so much about Chemistry, English, and P.O.D. -- now they're our classes! HELEN T. BRISTOW Helen Always seen with Sally, Joan, Shorty, Carolyn, Walt, Tommy . . , died from office practice. . . You're not kidding . . .pet peeve -- gym. . .likes being with Tommy. . .prized possession -- Tommy. PHYLLIS BRADY uPhY1 Business Education Always seen with Ray, Ginny, and Jo. . .died from loneliness when Ray didn't come. . . If you say sol'. . .pet peeve -- a redhead. . .likes sports. . . prized possessions -- engagement ring and Ray. Activities: Sewing Club 125 Candlelight Service 105 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 11. Business Education Activities: Chorus. October: That first thrill of be- ing Seniors is past, and we're settling down to schedule! So much more to do than we had expected. Fall sports are well under way with the football and hockey teams b e t t e r than ever. The weeks at camp sure pai d off -- defeated Ridley Park and Sharon Hill, no less! JOANNE F. BROOKS Jo Business Education Always seen with Phyl, Harry, Louise, Carol. . . died from talking and sitting still. . . Shut up . . . pet peeve -- conceited people...1ikes to ride around...prized possession -- blue '54 Ford. Activities: Sewing Club 125 Art 115 Science 10. CAROL E. BROWN Babe Business Education Always seen with Marlene and Jo.. .died from Shorthand homework . . . That's tough . . . pet peeve -- written book reports. . .likes to draw and collect horses prized possessions -- horses. Activities: Riding Club 105 Linguist Club 105 In- tramural Basketball llg Baseball 115 Sewing Club 12. SALLY A. BROWN Sal Business Education Always seen with Doris, Irene, and Joanie. . . died from Mr. Richard's dictation. . . I swear! . . .pet peeve -- getting up early. . .likes dancing . . .prized possession -- Howard Nickle. Activities: Student Council 105 Student Council Treasurer 115 Chorus 11, 125 Candlelight Service 11, 125 Color Guard IO, 11, 125 May day 10, 115 Dance Committee 11. sion -- Liz. GHJLIAN M. BUNNER Gill Academic Always seen with Judy, Bev, Jo. . .died fromheart- break. . . f1ipping . . .pet peeve -- Math. . .likes camping. . .prized possession -- John. Activities: Dancing Club 105 Chorus 105 Dramatics 11, 125 Christmas Card Committee ll. RICHARD R. BUMFORD Bump Always seen with Liz. . .died from Liz s cooking . . . Are you serious? . . .pet peeve cafeteria food. . .likes hunting and fishing. prized posses Activities: Gymnastics: Football Qaqxxglfr' Lt 'N AI 'x , , FL I I K x I I-1 Q 1 i , H -W' 'I Mu J ' 1431.3 I 1' JwQ.,.i-W U. L sw- mvs nits A 4 i Skvn k: A4. - ' I .fu ? 5 ' J.. O H171 V WILLIAM E. BURKHNIS Bill Business Education Always seen with Ernie Locke, Eddie Locke, and Dave Shrom. . .died from walking down to Hook. . . Oh yeahl . . .pet peeve -- school. . .likes girls and records. . .prized possession -- tailor-made pants. Activities: Hall Monitor 11, 12. CHARLES L. CALLOWAY Chuck Academic Always seen with Doris. . .died from running the halls taking pictures with Mr. Anthony. . .NOK Boss . . .pet peeve -- looking for lost drum keys ...likes music. . .prized possessions -- drums. Activities: Football 115 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, llg Band 10, ll, 123 Danceband 10, 11, 125 Yearbook 129 Senior playg Class Assem- bliesg Gym Night 10, ll, 12g Variety Show 10, 11, 125 Junior Guidesg Band Council President 11, 12. MERCEDES CAMPBELL Mercy Home Economics Always seen with Viv, Gloria .. . died from Mr. Soscia's math class .. . pet peeve -- show-offs likes skating, dancing, singing prized possession -- Norman Taylor. Activities: Chorus 10,123 Typing 10,115 Gym- nastics. w usonny n ROBERT CARAMANICO 'Butch Industrial Always seen with Mike, Dickie, and all the tough Industrials...died from a '58 Ford beating his '48 Ford. . . Let's rock and roll . . .pet peeve -- getting up early for school. . .likes to fix cars. . . prized possession -- '48 Ford. Activities: Football 11, 123 Gym Club 10, 11, 12g Gym night 10, 113 Auction Day 125 PromCommit- tee ll. ARMAND A. CARDOSO Academic Always seen with Wes, Meil, and McCue. . .died from smoke in the bathroom. . . You're breaking my heart . . .pet peeve -- cold showers. . .likes sports and dancing. . .prized possession -- Iris. Activities: Basketball 10, 11, 12g Football 10, 11, 12g Baseball 11, 12, Gym Night 10, 11. GERTRUDE LINDA CHAMBERS Lynn Home Economics Always seen with Rochelle, Josette, Barb. . .died from Basic Math Class. . . l-Ieyl Let's go home . . .pet peeve -- waiting and stuck up people. . . likes to skate and read. . .prized possessions -- engagement ring and diploma. Activities: Chorusg Artg Biology ClubgDramaticsg Library Clubg Intramural sports. GEORGE R. COLLINS 'Lightning' Industrial Always seen with Walley Hearn, Don Ferguson. . . died from Mr. Law's jokes... Just once ...pet peeve -- getting up early. . .likes working on cars, fishing, hunting, and swimming. . .prized posses- sion -- Little Black Book. CECILIA M. CLARA Squeeky Business Education Always seen with the Sorority. . .died from second year of World History... OK ...pet peeve -- nightly pin-ups. . .likes dancing and driving. . . prized possession -- Emilio. Activities: Band 10, ll, 12g Chorus 12g Cheer- leading Qco-captainl 10, 11, 12g Prom Committee ll. 12. l:LMlLIO CONTE MCH General Always seen with Wes, Sonny, Jim . .. died from 6afiUg at Cei1'S . .. How do you spell it? . .. pet peeve -- Mr. Marcus searching me . . . likes sports . . . prized possession -- football jerseys. Activities: Football lO,l1,l2g Basketball l0,l1, 12. JUDITH A. CRAVEN Judy Business Education Always seen with Doris and Orean.. .died from Mary's jokes... Sh--ugar ...pet peeve -- no letters from Jerry. . .likes writing to Jerry. . . prized possession -- Jerry Holden. Activities: Color Guard 10, ll, 12: Basketball 10, ll, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 12, Intramural Basket- ball 10, ll: Hall Monitor 11: Guide 11, 12. DONNA M. DEVENEY DOH Academic Always seen with Dee, Lin, Frostie, Barb, Woooooten. . .died from walking to school. . . l carel . . .pet peeve -- homework. . .likes going to Shooster's. . .prized possession -- telephone. Activities: Chorus 10, 11, 12: Typing Club 10: Prom Committee ll: Dance Committee 10, Can- dlelight Service 12. ANTHONY DiCECCO 'Maddy' Academic Always seen with Dumbo. . .died from Physics. . . A couple, three . . .pet peeve -- getting up for school. . .likes hunting. . .prized possession -- cigarettes. Activities: Math Club: Biology Club. DELORES ELAINE DOWNER Speedy Business Education Always seen with Aggie, Ruth Ann, and Margie at Penn Dell. . .died from taking dictation. . . O yea' . . .pet peeve -- boys. . .likes driving around. . . prized possession -- memories. Activities: Sewing Club 12g Mechanical Drawing 1 1. November: The holidays are here already. Where does the time go? The Thanksgiving holiday was gladly received, and everyone returned to complete work on the Sen- ior Play titled, 'Maudie and the Opposite Sex.' LAWRENCE P. DUGAN Dl1g Business Education Always seen with Beck, Lovelace, Albie, Ollie. . . died from homework. . . That's close . . .pet peeve -- getting up in the morning. . .likes dancing. . . prized possession -- '52 Chevy. Activities: Chorus 10, 11, 12: Basketball 101 Base- ball 1O3 Chef Club 11. LARRY S. DURBANO Nose Industrial Always seen with Muzz, Ears, Greek. . .died from football camp. . . 'Fat Boy . . .pet peeve -- football practice. . .likes hanging on corners watching girls go by, . .prized possession -- Baseball letter. Activities: Baseball 10, ll, 12, Football 10, 11, 12Q Basketball 10, ll, 121 Gymnastics3 Cafeteria DORIS A. DUNLAP Suzie Academic Always seen with Maggie, Bobbi, Kat, Loretta, Orean, Charles. . .died from the lunch period. . . Oh Boyl . . .pet peeve -- Wildwood. . .likes TV . . . prized possession -- Friendship ring. Activities: Variety Show 10, 11, 123 Band 10, ll, 123 Candlelight Service 11, 123 Hockey Manager 11, Yearbook ll, 12g Senior Playg Monitor 10,11, 12, Gym Night IOQ May day 10, 111 Junior Guide 1 lg Prom Committee 11Q Dance Committee 10, 11 , 123 Assembly ll. Aid. 30 RICHARD J . DURBANO Birdie Academic Always seen with Helen, Mike, Butch, Karl, Jerry Dino. . .died from not having a Lincoln. . .'Nice down field blocking, McCue . . .pet peeve -- foot- ball practice and homework. . .likes sports. . . prized possession -- Helen. Activities: Football 10, 113 12: Basketball 103 Baseball 11, 12Q Prom Committee 11, 12Q Typing 113 Gym Club 12: Vice-President of Class 10, 11, 12. FRANCES V. ELLIOTT Fran Business Education Always seen with Laura, Ida . . . died from Bob's driving . . . Go home . . . pet peeve -- pushing in the halls likes saving pennies prized possessions -- Bob and his ring. Activities: Basketball 10, Candlelight Service 10 11. BARBARA J EVANS 'Barb' Academic Always seen with Ann, Carol, Donna, Sandy, Dee Judy. . .died from Shooster s cokes. . . Are you serious'?'. . .pet peeve -- wise parade spectators . . ,likes to waste time. . .prized possession driver's license. Activities: Color Guard 10 11 12- Dance Com mittee 10, 11, 123 Guide 11, Basketball 10, May December: Day 115 Prom Committee 115 Chorus 12g Candle light Service 123 Typing 11 Thought we would never find enough props for 'Maudie a n d the Opposite Sex, but in spite of all ob- stacles, it was a great suc- cess. Also the Candle- light Service, thanks to Mr. DeAugustine, brought many favorable comments. Didn 't think I 'd find time for Christmas Shopping, but Auf I managed that too! WALTER C. FERGUSON Fe1'g Academic Always seen with Bob White. . .diedfrom too much homework. . . So what . . .pet peeve -- crowded lunch room. . .likes to play sports. . .prized pos- session -- my Ford. Activities: Baseball 12, Prom Committee 115 Chef Club 12. ANTHONY J. FIUMARA Academic Always seen with Bob S., Bill I., Joe M., Jim H. . . .died from cafeteria lunches. . . Now wait a minute . . .pet peeve -- Latin II, . .likes baseball, Biology, driving. . .prized possession -- Kip. Activities, Footballg Woodshop. KATHRYN ANN FROST Frosty Academic Always seen with Scruggsy, Woo-oo-ten, Donna . . .died from oversleeping. . . Lookout there, Bud- dy . . .pet peeve -- idiots that use the wrong turn signals. . .likes driving and riding my horse. . . prized possession -- my horse. Activities: Chorus 10, 12g May Day llg Dance Committee 11, 12g Prom Committee 11gTyping 10. PATRICIA M, GIDUCK Pat Business Education Always seen with Artie and the Sorority. . .died from long band trips. . . You're hateful . . .pet peeve -- Brownies. . .likes to go to the movies . . .prized possession -- Artie's ring. Activities: Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 125 Cheer- leading 10, 11, 125 Gym Night 10, 11. CALVIN GORDON Cal Pet peeve -- to he asked the obvious...1ikes model trains...prized possession -- my dog. Activities: Chorus 12. MARY F. GALBRAITH Mary Business Education Always seen with Sofia, Issy, Verline, Fran, and the Sorority. . .died from Shooster'sfood. . . What a fruit . . .pet peeve -- washing dishes. . .likes Shooster's and Dancing. ..prized possession -- class ring. Activities: Chorus 11, 123 Prom Committee 12g Candlelight Service 11, 12. General FRANK A. GRAYSTON ' Frank lndu strial Died from English class. . .pet peeve -- teachers and homework. . .likes hunting, swimming, and fishing. . .prized possession -- baseball letters. Activities: Baseball 10, 12, Gymnastics 12, Cafe- teria Aid 10, 11. GARY LEE GREEN Greenie Business Education Always seen with Pat. . .died from walking Rinny . . .pet peeve -- lack of funds. . .likes music . . .prized possession -- my girl Activities: Band 10, 11, 12- Yearbook 11, 12 Newspaper 113 Print Shop 11, Magazine Drive 11 Variety Show 10, 11. JOHN F. GREEN Pmnochio Academic Always seen with Bob, Jim and Ron. . .died from Mr Craney s Latin. . . l ain't squealing . . .pet peeve -- bleached blondes. . .likes to clown.. . prized possession -- my saxophone. Activities: Football 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11,12g Student Council 10, 11, 12g Dance Band 10, 11, 12g Chorus 12g Basketball Manager 11, Band Council 11, 123 Gym Night 10g Guide 11. JERVIS E. GWYNN Nicotine Academic Always seen with Maddy and myself. . .died from explosion in Chemistry. . . Gimme a smoke . . . pet peeve -- Latin translation. . .likes fishing and hunting. . .prized possession -- pack of smokes. Activities: Basketballg Baseballg Gymnasticsg Mathematics Club. ARTIMUS C. HAMILTON Art Academic Always seen with Benny. . .died from crabbing. . . Where do I go? . . .pet peeve -- hard classes. . . likes the Village Green A81 P. . .prized possession -- my Ford. Activities: Science Arts 10g Math Club 11g Gym Night 105 Yearbook 11, 12. BARBARA L. HARRIS Snake Home Economics Always seen with Chimp l-Iipkins, Judy Posey, Barb Linn, and Audrey Nugent. . .died from Ron- nie's driving. . .'Why did you join the Navy? , . , pet peeve -- my grandmother's beans. . .likes dancing and writing letters. . .prized possession -- Cap and his ring. Activities: Band 11, 123 Chorus 12g Candlelight Service 12g Hall Monitor 10, ll. BARBARA .IANICE HARRIS 'Bobbi General Always seen with Pat, Joy, and Micky. . .died from being away from Kentucky too long. . . Hey fellas, wait for mel . . .pet peeve -- conceited guys in old beat up cars...likes motorcycles, horses. Ma- rines and Lincoln Continental convertibles. . . prized possession -- Rover and Joni. Activities: Chorus 10, llg Yearbook 11, 12, Dance Committee 10, ll, 12, Intramural Basketball 10, ll, 12, Gym Night 10, 115 Play 11, 12g Dramatics 10. NORMAN T. HARRIS Nighty Academic Always seen with Mike, Jim, and Whitey. ..died from homework. . . Buenos diss . . .pet peeve -- losing a race. . .likes working on cars. ..prized possession -- my Ford. Activities: Baseball 10g Football 10, 11, Wood Shop 10, 11g Chef's Club 12. ANDREW M. HERD Beaver lndu strial Always seen with Bones and Mole...died from Cafeteria's Pie Chi Ams. . . Phool'. . .pet peeve --Chris and George. . .likes girls and dancing. . . prized possession -- John Moser. Activities: Chorusg Techniciang Football 10. WILLIAM C. HINTZE 'Trip' General Always seen with Tom Baker and Bob Sanford. . . died from school. ..pet peeve -- Mr. McNitt,,. likes boat racing...prized possession -- car. Activities: Basketball 103 Football 113 Band 10, 11, 12g Dance Band 10, 11, 12. LAURA G. HIPKINS Hippy Business Education Always seen with 'O' rang-a-tang , Fran, and Ida. . .died from too many headaches. . . 'Anybody call? . . .pet peeve -- a 'Chichester traitor . . . likes dancing and writing letters. . .prized posses- sion -- my dalmatian. Activities: Band 10, 11, l2gChorus 11,123 Basket- hall 10, 11, 12g Candlelight Service 11, 12g Hall Monitor 10, 11. MARLENE R. HORNE 'Cleopatra' Business Education Always seen with Carol and Joanne. . .died from waxing floors. . . Oh nutsl . . .pet peeve -- teach- ers who give too much homework. . .likes art. . . prized possession -- my family and Pinky. Activities: Yearbookg Chorusg Candlelight Serv- iceg Spring Concertg Concert Choirg Business Clubg Art Club. ROCHELLE HUDSON Rocky Home Economics Always seen with Linda, Cous, Dutchie, and Jo . . .died from Basic Math. . . Oh my goshl . . .pet peeve --gossiping people. . .likes skating, bowling, and dancing. . .prized possession -- '57 class ring. Activities: Typing Clubg Arty NursingClubg Fash- ion Show. HERSHEY W. IRWIN Neffie Industrial Died from walking to Chester. . . OK Kennard' . . .pet peeve -- coming to school. . .likes eating . . .prized possession -- Green Hornet. Activities: Field Crewg Chef's Club. January: Somehow onNew Year's Eve I forgot to make my resolutions - must have been having too much fun. Exams are almost here. It seems as though the Seniors have to take every single one. WishI'd studied more, but then -- there's always time to cram. WILLIAM IVERSON Bill Academic Always seen with Janet P., Bob S., Tony F., and Carol B. . . .died from summer school. . . That's the hreaks ...pet peeve -- no gas...1ikes cars and swimming...prized possession -- my '57 Ford. Activities: Cavaliersg Wood shopg Metal shopg Visual Aids. JOHN THOMAS JAMES Limey Industrial Always seen with Butch. . .died from homework. . . pet peeve -- history. . .likes to have fun. . .prized possession -- license. Activities: Chef Club. MICHAEL G. JAMES Tea Bags Academic Always seen with Norm, Jim, and Whitey. . .died from homework. . . Buenos dias . . .likes model ships. . .prized possession -- my curl. Activities: Football 115 Wrestling Club 11, 123 Science Club 10. LAURA L. JONES 'Cous' Home Economics Always seen with Dutchie, Nancy, and Rocky. . . died from no sleep. . . Shootl'. . .pet peeve -- con- ceited people. . .likes art, swimming, and golf. . . prized possession -- class ring. Activities: Chorus 12, Band 10, 11, 12g Candle- light Service -123 Prom Committee llg Dance Committee 10, ll, 12, Artg Typing Club 11. February Received our exam marks at las t. Passed -- thanks to c-ramming, and we are certainly gl a d that 's over. Valentine 's Day finds us roaming thru the stores looking for that special card. MICHAEL JONES Camel Industrial Always seen with Sea Gull, Noo, and Nose. . .died from long walks to school. . . Negative . . .pet peeve -- homework. . .likes water skiing. . .prized possession -- speed boat. Activities: Gym Night 10, llg Prom Committee 11, Field Crew 12. WILLIAM C. JONES Bill Industrial Always seen with Dugan. . .died from cafeteria food.. . Want to try it? . . .pet peeve -- English ...likes cars...prized possession -- hot '49 Chevy. Activities: Metal Shop 10, Print Shop 11, 12. 37 RICHARD W. KILPATRICK Dick General Seen with Nighty. . .died from home- work. . . Cool . . .pet peeve -- math . . . likes cars and girls . . . prized possession -- class ring. Activities: Chorus. KARL A. KAMINSKI Karl General Always seen with the Durbanos, Ricci and Miller. . .died from Mr. Craney's laugh. . . 'El muchachoes la fruta . . .pet peeve -- giddy girls, boring teachers and homework fanatics. . .likes sports and dancing . . .prized possession -- class ring. Activities: Student Council 10, 11, 125 Student Council President 125 Hall Monitor 10, 11, 125 Dance In- structor 105 Senior High Chorus 125 PTA Planning Committee 125 As- sembly Planning Committee 125 Ath- letics in season 10, 115 Bonfire Com- mittee ll, 12. FRANCES J. KRANIZ 'Frannie' Business Education Always seen with Sorority and Rusty . . .died from Ap'sjokes. . .'Oh yeal' . . .pet peeve -- Brownies. . .likes talking. . .prized possession -- en- gagement ring. Activities: Chorus 10, 12. RAYMOND B. KENNARD Nimer Industrial Seen with Ears, Peaock, Neffy, Greek, Muz and Nose. . .died from food in the cafeteria. . . Your home- work done? . .pet peeve -- gener- als. . .likes hot rods. . .prized pos- session -- class ring. Activities: Field Crew 125 Chef Club 12. ROBERT G. KRENTZ Paul Bunyan' Academic Always seen with J . Fred and Benny G. . . .died from football practice. . . 'Cool yourse1fll'. . .pet peeve -- E1- mer's hot? Buick. . .likes goofingoff . . .prized possession -- my camera. Activities: Football 10, ll, 125Cho- rus 125 Baseball 125 Prom Commit- tee 11, 12. SALLY A. KURTZ Sal Business Education Seen with Caroline, Buzzy, Helen, and Gene. . .died from homework. . . I give Llp . . .pet peeve -- boys. . . likes dancing. . .prized possession-- Gene's class ring. Activities: Class Play 12g Dance Committee ll, 12g Prom Committee WESLEY LAWRENCE Ghost' General Seen with Spic, Meil, and Karl... died from too much Sch1itz'. . . Let's make a scene . . .pet peeve -- sloppy Industrials. . .likes hanging on the corner. ..prized possession -- Nancy. Activities: Football 10, 11, 12g Bas- 12. ketball 10, ll, 125 Student Council 12 ROBERT J. LAWSON 'Bucky' Academic Seen with Jim. . .died from English . . . 'You knowl . . .petpeeve -- small fish. . .likes fishing . . . prized pos- session -- rod. Activities: Stage Crewg Senior Play. M. GEORGE LAUGHREY Uncle George' Academic Always seen with Leake and Beer . . .died from cymbals dropped on my head. . . Good Grief , . .pet peeve -- getting up in the morning. . .likes music. . .prized possession -- my hair cut. Activities: Student Council 10g Dra- matics 10g Press Club 123 Band 11, 12g Band Council 12. BEVERLY CAROL LEAKE Bev Academic Seen with Darla, Joan, Joanne,Judy, Betsy, and Gill. . .died from lack of oxygen. . . duh . . .pet peeve -- my dog, Sport...1ikes spoon collecting . . .prized possession -- Bible. Activities: Band 10, 11, 12g Chorus ll, 125 Typing 12. JUNE L. LEES J un1e Business Education Seen with Dave Ce11 and Pat.. .died from band trips on rickety Forwood's buses. . . Hey now wait a minute pet peeve -- getting up. . .prized possession Dave Activities Drill team 10, 11, 125 Cheerleader 10 11 12 Captain 12, Chorus 103 Gym Night 11, NANCY M. LINN 'Dutch' Home Economics Seen with Cous, Rocky, Nancy, Jo...died from late hours. . . Oh, noi . . .pet peeve -- stuck-up people. . .prized possession -- class ring. Activities: Chorus, Art, Typing, Fashion Show, Candlelight Service. GERTRUDE MAY LEWIS Shortie Business Education Seen with Joan, Phyl, Helen, Lin, and Frannie. . . died from an overdose of happiness. . . You're for the birds . . .pet peeve -- fellow's shirt sleeves not rolled up. . .likes to read. . .prized possession -- my diamond. Activities: Chorus 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basket- ball 10, 11, 12, Candlelight Service 10, 12. FRANK E. LOCKE Ernie General Seen with Bill, Phyllis M., and Ed. . .died from walking to Hook, marching . . . Peanuts' . . . pet peeve -- work. . .likes girls, models, and records . . .prized possession -- my radio. Activities: Hall Monitor 11, 125 Band 10, ll, 12, Dance Band 12g Baseball 10, 11, Chorus 11. ALZIRA B. LOPES 'Zita' Business Education Seen with Helen, Pat, Joyce, Barb...died from making hoagies. . . Shut up . . .pet peeve -- single 1ife...1ikes work. ..prized possession -- Bill Faucher. Activities: Student Council 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12, Editor of Echo 10, Yearbook 11, 12, Student Guide ll, 12, Editor of Handbook 12, Dance Com- mittee 10, 11, Chorus 10, 11, Hall monitor 11, 12, Senior Play Committee, PTA Committee 12. JIM L. MARSHALL Nose General Seen with Nighty, Mike, Animal and Quack. . .died from Spanish... Take it easy ...pet peeve -- Hintze. . .likes school. . .prized possession--boat. Activities: Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, Chorus 12. NANCY J, MARSHALL Nance Home Economics Seen with Dutchie, Laura, and Rocky. . .died from drinking too many sodas. . . ya know . . .pet peeve -- teachers turning the music off in the cafeteria . . .likes eating and swimming. . .prized possession -- my diploma. 10, Typing Club 10. MARYANNE MCCLELLAND Maggie Academic Seen with Lou, Bobbi, Doris, Loretta, Kathryn, and Orean. . .died from trying to give my bat eyes to Dragon. . . 'I mean I really care . . .pet peeve -- solid geometry . . .likes to drive the car. . .prized possession -- I.,ou's class ring. Activities: Basketball 10, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Candlelight Service 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Variety Show 10, 11, 12, Gym Night 10, 11, Year- book 11, 12, May Day 10, 11, Monitor 10, 11, 12, Guides 11, 12, Prom Committee Chairman 11, Dance Committee 10, 11, 12, Assembly 11, Senior Play, Scott's Hi Q 12. Activities: Art 11, 12, Baseball 10 Gymnastics JAMES MCCUE Moon Academic Seen with Sonny, Meil, Bump. . .died from getting home so early from practice. . . Wel1, that's the breaksl . . .pet peeve -- Mr. Marcus picking on me . . .likes hunting and fishing with Sculley. . .prized possession -- number 50 football jersey. Activities: Student Council 103 Football 10, ll, 12. March The Marc h winds are KATHRYN J. McDONOUGH Kathy Academic Seen with Maggie, Bobbi, Loretta, Doris, Orean. . . died from marching. . . Are you serious . . .pet peeve -- people who are late. . .likes reading. . . prized possession -- driver's license. Activities: Band 10, ll, 123 Basketball 10g Dance Committee 10, 11, 12g Assembly llg Prom lIgMay Day llg Yearbook ll, 12. blowingand spring is in the air. Everyone has been hit by a touch of spring fever. Band is rehearsing for the annual Spring Concert. ALFRED H. MCLEOD uA1n Seen with Galen, Sandy, and Bob. . .died from car- bon monoxide. . . Oh yeal . . .pet peeve -- empty gas tank . . . likes cars . . . prized possession -- Ford. Activities: Science 125 Art llg Auto Mechanics 10. 42 Business Education I WILLIAM C. MCNEIL Mack ' Industrial Seen with Warren, Tex, Johnny. . .died from eating at the fish house... Oh yeahl , , ,pet peeve -- waiting for lunch . . . likes dancing . . . prized possession -- Joyce Willis, Activities: Football I1 , 12g Chef Club llg Woodshop 103 Dancing 10. DONALD G MILLER n Academic Always seen with Mike Sonny Page Wes and Me11 died from asthma Loretta scratch my back pet peeve ambitious Industrials likes collecting pennies sports dancing prized possession Loretta Act1v1t1es Football 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 Hall Monitor 11 12 Gymnastics Club 12 Dancmg Club 10 Chef 11 Prom Committee 11 12 Senior Play Ad Committee 12 President of Class 10 11 VIRGINIA I.. MORRIS Ginny Business Education Seen with Phyl . . . died from History . . . 'Good Gravyl'. . .pet peeve -- conceited people. . .likes basketball St baseball. . .prized possession -- m cat, Soldier Boy. Activities: Candlelight Service 10, 11, 12g Spring Festival 10, ll, 12g Intramural Basketball 10 11 Cafeteria Monitor 10g Hall Monitor 10, 11 April: The fellow who has spring fever is no April Fool. He is trying to de- czkie who he will choose as his datefor the Junior 8: Senior Prom. Everyone is looking forward to this gala event and Easter vacation. JOHN T. MOSER 'Flgh' Industrial Seen with Pat. . .died from lack of love. . . Hit the Road, Tramp . . .pet peeve -- English. . .likes parking. . .prized possession -- Pat. Activities: Footballg Baseballg Basketball. DONALD O. NICKLE Nick Academic Seen with Tom, Butch and Art . . .died fromLatin. . . I am not as dumb as you Iook'. . .pet peeve -- physiography. . .likes to eat and sleep. . .prized possession -- driver's license. 43 RONALD J. OSTANT Sea Gull' Industrial Seen with Margaret. . .died from overdose of homework. . . When do we eat? . . .pet peeve -- English. . .likes drive-in movies. . .prized posses- sion -- Margaret. SANDY M. OUTLAR Scotchman Academic Seen with Galen and Al. . .died from lack of food . . . Boy she's nice . . .pet peeve -- nobody to get ice cream. . .likes girls. . .prized possession -- Bible. Activities: Assembly 10, 115 Chef Club 105 Science Club 125 Chorus 10. CARL E. PAGE Rubber Arm' Academic Seen with Mike, Don, and Sonny. . .died from school . . . l-ley stopl . . .pet peeve -- science classes. . . likes living. . .prized possession -- my life. Activities: Football Manager 10, 11, 125 Dance Committee 10, ll, 125 Yearbook 125 Prom Com- mittee 115 Baseball 105 Senior Play Book Com- mittee. WALTER E. PARKER Buzzy Business Education Always seen with Al, Carol, Helen, and Sal... died from gym. . . That kills me . . .pet peeve -- working in the office. . .likes to write short stories . . .prized possession -- class ring. Activities: Newspaper 10, ll, 125 Chorus 105 Hall Monitor 105 Senior Play. RONALD PASSICK Peaock Industrial Always seen with Radar, Nitner, Nose, Muzzy, Neff, Greek and Snake. . .died from football prac- tice. . . 'How you doing dirt? . . .pet peeve -- teach- ers. . .likes fixing flat tires. . .prized possession -- my Chrysler. Activities: Football 10, 123 Basketball 11, 12. HELEN F. PERKINS Helen Academic Always seen with Dickie, Loretta, Butch, Maggie, and Lou. . .died from carrying books home Did anyone get the last problem in solid? . . . et peeve -- people who are late. . .likes reading and movies. . .prized possession -- Dickie Activities: Band 10, 11, 12Q Prom Committee ll Yearbook ll, 123 Library Aid 10, 11, 123 Moni tor 113 Hockey Manager 10, 113 Scott's Hi Q 12 Play 123 Treasurer 10, 11, 12. Dorie ' ring. LORETTA A. PERKOWSKI 'Sugar' Academic Always seen with Marianne, Doris, Maggie, Bobbi, Kat, Orean, and Butch. . .died from too much work . . . Tough one . . .pet peeve -- solid geometry. . . likes the piano...prized possession -- Butch's class ring, Activities: Variety Show 10, ll, 123 Hockey 113 Majorettes 10, 11, 123 Gym Night 10, 11Q Monitor 113 May Day 10, 113 Prom Committee 113 Dance Committee 10, 113 Guides ll, 12Q Junior Assem- bly 11. DORIS J. PHILLIPS Business Education Always seen with Irene, Sally, Judy, and Joe. . . died from Mr. Apichella's jokes. . . 'Oh great . . . pet peeve -- the pushing in the halls. . .likes read- ing. . .prized possession -- Larry and his class Activities: Yearbook 11, 12g Band 10, 11, 123 Bas- ketball 10, 11, 12Q Candlelight Service 10? Intra- mural Basketball 10, 113 Prom Committee 11, 123 Variety Show 10, 113 Gymnastics 103 Hall Moni- tor l13 Play Committee 12. JOYCE A. POINTER Ribs Business Education Seen with Pat, Bobbi, Barb, Alzira, and Kandy. . . died from a '51 Ford that wouldn 't run. . . You best believe it . . .pet peeve -- school. . .likes skating . . .prized possession -- Diary. Activities: Candlelight Service 103 Spring Concert 103 Intramural Basketball 113 Yearbook ll, 125 Senior Play. GLORIA L. POSEY Glo Home Economics Seen with Mercy, Vivian, and Geraldine...died from Mrs. Warren's typing class. . . Don't even Start it .. .pet peeve -- cracking gum.. . likes reading. . .prized possession -- a friend Activities: Library Club 10, 11, Chorus 12 Candlelight Service. STEPHEN L. POORE Nuck Academic Seen with Norm, Art, Tom, and Don. . .died from being pushed down the halls. . . Oh shut your mouth . . .pet peeve -- Doris Dunlap. . .likes studying the Bible. . .prized possession -- Bible. Activities: Yearbook 12, Class Assembly 11, Talent show 125 Hall Monitor 12. JUDITI-I A. POSEY Judy Business Education Seen with Pat, Barb, and Joe. ..died from col- lecting for the yea.rbook... I really carel ... pet peeve -- study hall teachers. . .likes home- work. . .prized possesion -- Dad's Ford. Activities: Senior Prom llg Yearbook 11, 125 Chorus 10: Business Club 113 Hall Monitor 119 Variety show 10, Senior Play Committee: Basket- ball Manager 12. JOSETTE M PRANGE Home Economics JAMES H POWELL a Industrial Seen with Frank and Delmar. .died from English Holy Cow pet peeve wise guys likes cars. . .prized possession -- Fran Activities: Dance Committee 10- Prom Commit tee ll l Seen with Judy, Linda, Barbara and all the home ec. girls. . .died from crowded school buses 'Lordy McClordy . . .likes art. . .prized posses- sion -- paint brushes. Activities: Yearbook: Art: Prom Committee: Publicity: Hall Monitor. W JUDITH E. PRYSLAK Judy Academic Seen with Jo, Gill, and Bev. . .died from old age . . . Oh nol'. . .pet peeve -- crowded halls . . . likes to read. . .prized possession -- class ring. Activities: Chorus ll, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Band Council: Candlelight Service: Senior Play: Dance DINO A. RAPPOSELLI Muzz Industrial Seen with Nose, Greek, and Ears...died from looking at a football. . . HeyI Hi ya doin . . .pet peeve -- football practice.. ..likes to stand on the corner...prized possession -- my football letter. Activities: Football: Basketball, Baseball: Cafe- teria, Gymnastics. Committeeg Prom Committee. ROBERT SANFORD Sanford General Always seen with Mercy. . . Sowhat? . . .pet peeve --Spelling test in English. . .likes swimming and shooting. . .prized possession -- money. Activities: Chef Club 10g Metal Shop 11. ROSE M. RUSSO Rosie Business Education Always seen with A1 and the Sorority. . .died from Ko Ko's jokes. . . Don't bug me . . .pet peeve -- Brownies . . .likes Shooster's . . . prized possession -- A1's ring and Chev. Activi'ties: Chorus 10, 11, 12g BEATRICE L. SAMMONS Bea Business Education Always seen with Loretta, Joyce, Kit,and Thelma . . . died from English classes . . . Ho1y Frit'. . . pet peeve -- girls with knee socks. . . likes Shooster's. . . prized possession -- Black Pontiac. Activities: Candlelight Service 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 12g Spring Concert 10, 11, 12g Intramural Basketball 105 Dancing Club 105 PromCommittee 11. JOYCE A. SATTERFIELD Mrs, Moose Business Education Always seen with Loretta, Kit and Bea...died from History. . . Crum . . .pet peeve --wise girls . . .likes dancing. . .prized possession --Jimmy's football. Activities: Chorus 10, 11, 125 Candlelight Service 10, 11, 125 Spring Concert 10g Variety Show 103 Dance Club 10g Senior Play. JOHN R. SCHMIDT 'Schmitty' Industrial Always seen with Muzzy, Larry, Jerry, Ray, Ron and Jim.. .died from Ap's jokes. . . What's new kid? . . .pet peeve --getting up and coming to school. . .likes hunting and hot rods, . .prized possession --Hot Shakey. Activities: Football l0,1l, 12g Chef's Club 125 Field Crew 12, Basketball 113 Prom Committee 11, 12. OREAN SEMONES 'Orean Academic Always seen with Bobbi, Kathryn, Doris, Loretta, Maggie and Joanie. . .died from Chemistry ex- plosions. . . Go1ly . . .pet peeve -- Geophysics. . . likes driving the car. . .prized possession -- clothes. Activities: Basketball manager 10, 11, 123 Band 10, ll, 123 Hockey Manager llg Yearbook 11, 129 May Day llg Assembly llg Prom Committee 113 Library Aide 10, ll. VIRGINIA E. SHORT Jo Business Education Always seen with Kirk, Doris, Irene, and Judy. . . died from Shooster's Pizzas. . . It urks me . . .pet peeve -- boys cross their legs. . .likes to collect records. . .prized possession -- Kirk's Class Ring. Activities: Prom Committee 11, 123 Yearbook 11, 12g Chorus 10, Business Club llg Hall Monitor 11. IDA B. SILVESTRI Little Ump Business Education Always seen with Laura Hipkins, Frances Elliott, Chickie, and Eydie. . .died from the guillotine on Mr. Apichell's desk. . . Ho1y Mackrel there, Sap- phirel . . .pet peeve -- crowded lunch periodlikes dancing. . .prized possession -- piano. Activities: Chorus. ROBERT SIMMONS Simm0n S Industrial Always seen with everybody. . .died from nothing . . .pet peeve -- bells. . .likes cars. Activities: Photography 10, Wrestling 11, 12. ROBERT L. SNOW Bob Industrial Always seen with Carol B., Bill, Janet, and Tony died from fast butts after lunch. . . That's1ife. . . .pet peeve -- no money. . .likes cars. . .prized possession -- Graduation pictures. Activities: Wood Shop, Print Shop, Echo. PATRICIA A. STAVER I-Ii11ybi1ly Business Education Always seen with Bobbi, Joy, Alzira, and Elaine. . . died from sun lamps. . . Make up your mind . . . pet peeve -- sitting home.. .likes truck driving and singing. . .prized possession -- Hacksaw and his Red Olds convertible. Activities: Student Council 11, 125 Variety Show 10, 123 Band 10, 11, Spring Concert 10g Candle- light Service 10, 115 Yearbook 11, 12: Chorus 10, 11: Senior Play: Hall Monitor 11, PTA Guide 11. GERALDINE STEWART Gerry General Always seen with Lolita and Doris. . .died from waiting for six period lunch. . .' Don t even start it . . .pet peeve -- getting up at 7 o clock and homework. . .likes basketball and dancing . . . prized possession -- Leka Hinson. Activities: Typing. 'Pooch Always . . .died LORETTA J. TRIBBETT seen with Kit, Bea, Joyce, June and Judy from toothaches. . . Are you out of your BARBARA A. TOLAN Barb Business Education Always seen with Joyce, Alzira, and gang. . .died from Shorthand in . . Looks good, like it should . . .pet peeve -- having to wait in line for lunch likes getting into something l'm not supposed to .. .prized possession -- class ring Activities: Chorus 10, ll, 12- Dance Committee 115 Art Club 115 Newspaper typing staffl15 Spring Concert 11, 12. Business Education mind . . .pet peeve -- History class . . . likes col- lecting salt and pepper shakers. . .prized pos- session -- Don Miller. Activities: Color Guard 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Candlelight Service 10, ll, 125 Band Concert 10, 11, 125 Spring Concert 10, ll, 125 Dance Committee 10, 11, 125 Variety Show 105 Intra- mural Basketball l05 Hall Monitor 105 Dancing Club 105 Prom Committee 11. BARBARA A. TRUITT 'Bobbi Academic Always seen with Maggie, Doris, Loretta, Kath- ryn, and Orean. . .died from running home early from dances. . . Don't get drastic . . .pet peeve -- piano lessons. . .likes to write letters. . .prized possession -- letters from Annapolis. Activities: Drill team 10, 11, 125 Hockey 10, 115 Basketball 105 Cheerleading 10, 11, 125 Gym Night 105 May Day 10, 115 Guide 115 Prom Com- mittee 115 Assembly 115 Chorus 10, 115 Senior Play. BERNICE VIVIAN WARREN Vivian Business Education Always seen with Mary, Gloria, Sandra, and He1en...died from a bang on the knee from Junior's hockey stick. . . Don't even start it . . .pet peeve --ignorant people. . . likes interpretive dancing, skating, and sportsl. .prized possession -- Alvan. Activities: Basketball 10, 11, 125 Hockey 10, 11, 125 Baseball 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Gym Night 105 Candlelight Service 10, ll, 125 Gym- nastics Club 10, 115 May Day 10.11. KATHERYN J. WHITE Kit Business Education Always seen with Sofia, Loretta, Bea, Joyce, June. . .died from band trips Qfar awayj ... Cheese and crackersl ...pet peeve --History class. . .likes collecting things for my cedar chest. . .prized possession --Marshall Mancini. Activities: Drill Team 10, ll, 123 Cheerleading 10, 11, 123 Prom Committee 'llg Hall Monitor 113 Band Concert 10, 12. DAVID R. WATKINS Teapot Industrial Always seen with my shadow. . . died from English. . . Let's not get carried away . . .likes working with wood. . .prized possession --my two headed nickel. BOBBY A. WHITE Bob Academic Always seen with Norm, Mike, Jim . . .died walking to Marcus Hook. . . I'm sorry'...pet peeve --watch- ing Ridley Park beat Chi...1ikes going down to Mary Ann's. , ,prized possession --Mary Ann. Activities: Auto - Know How 103 Chorus 113 Photography 113 Wrest- ling llg Gym Night 10, 11, 121 Mechanical Drawing 12. Rene' Business Education Always seen with Hughie, Sally, and Doris. . .died from lunch room dis- cussions . . . 'Undoubtedly' . . . pet peeve --pushing in the halls. . .likes reading . ..prized possession -- Hughie and his class ring. Activities: Band 10, 113 Library Aide 10, ll, 123 PTA Committee 123 Assembly Committee 12g May Day 103 Prom Committee ll, 123 Guide 10, 113 Yearbook 11, 123 Hockey Manager 10, 113 Variety Show 10, 11: Chorus 11, 123 Gym Night 103 Monitor 10, 113 Student Council 10, Ilj Class Secretary 10, 11, 1.2: Play Committee 12. CAROL A. WOOTEN Carol Academic Always seen with Ann, Barb, Little Chevy, Big Chevy . . . died from multi-colored hair. . . Dad, can I have the car7 . . .pet peeve study halls. . .likes going out with Franny . . .prized possession --Dad's Mer- cury. Activities Chorus 10, 11, 123 Candle- light 10, 11, 123 May Day 113 Dance Committee 11, 12g Prom Committee llj Typing 11. E50 fl w 4.522 -47-9 A Wx ell Lora 12 Academic FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Beer, B. Truitt, M. McClelland, D. Dunlap, L. Perkowski, O. Semones, T. Baker, SECOND ROW: R. White, M. Ricci, J. Gwynn, N. Rit- terson, BACK ROW: A. Hamilton, D. Miller, A. D'Cecco, S. Outlar, M. James, G. Rim, D. Nickle. 12 General FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Kam- inski, W. Lawrence, E. Conte, BACK ROW: J. Marshall, W. Hintze, R. Kilpatrick, R. Sanford. 12 Academic FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Bail E. Roberts, C. Wooten, M. Revis, H. Perkins A. Frost, B. Evans, SECOND ROW: W Ferguson, S. Poore, J . Pryslak, G. Bunner B. Leake, D. Devenny, R. Durbano,J. McCue BACK ROW: A. Cardoso, R. Lawson, C Calloway, N. Harris, F. Green, R. Krentz A, Fiumara, W. Iverson. 12 Business Education FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: V, Warren, J. Lees, S. Bohenek, A.Lopes, C. Clara, J. Pointer, P. Staver, E. Downer. SECOND ROW: J. Brooks, C. Brown, S. Brown, V. Short, J. Robinson, M. Horne, J. Posey, D. Phillips, I. Whitby. 12 Home Economics FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Marshall, B. L. Harris, N. Linn, L. Jones, M. Camp- bell. SECOND ROW: L. Chambers, J. Prange, R. Hudson, B. J. Harris, G. Posey, G. Stew- aff. :w5QL.w4nwmsmnwa.wm2:azmz.'1ag. Qnmmwfzsnfnumfrusanzfl:tmznnsmmm:m:mvi:sIammmmms.4maI:m,xoiwrumuzms. 12 Business Education FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Lewis I. Silvestri, E. Allen, V. Morris, M. Gal- breath, F. Krainz, P. Giduck, R. Russo SECOND ROW: H. Brustow, L. Hipkins, J Craven, J, Setterfield, K. White, L. Trib- bett, B. Sammons, S. Kurtz, F, Elliott THIRD ROW: G. Green, E. R0bil1S0H, L Dugan, W, Burkins, B. Tolan, J. Robinson P. Brady, D, Beck, A. McLeod, W. Parker 12 Industrial FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. McNeil A. Herd, R. Kennard, R. Snow, W. Jones, L Durbano, R. Simmons. SECOND ROW: J Bender, D. Rapposelli, R. Caramanico, J Powell, R. Schmidt, E. Locke. THIRD ROW J. Moser, G. Collins, J, James, R. Passick J. McPherson, F. Grayston, R. Ostant. I9 EDITORS QCIPAOO LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: A. Hamilton, D. Phillips, T. Baker, I. Whitby, V. Short, C Calloway, M. Horne, D. Dunlap, G. Page, H. Perkins, M. McC1e11and,G. Green. SITTING BACK: J. Prange, K. McDonough, B. Harris. MIDDLE: A. Beer, O. Semones, J. Pointer, A Lopes, P. Staver. FRONT: M. Revis, J. Posey, S. Poore. .LI'lOAV I We, the yearbook staff, sincerely hope that this, our 1958 Eagle, will bring you fond memories of the past year. We have worked to the best of our abilities and we hope that you will be pleased with our hook. N J E fs 35 CAST Maudie . . . ........ Joyce Satterfield Davy ...... . . Charles Calloway Mr. Mason . . . . . Karl Kaminski Mrs. Mason. . . . . . Gillian Bunner Sylvia ..... . . . Sofia Bohenek Lynn ...... ..... Bo bbi Truitt Mr. Endicott . . . . .George Laughery au ie an 'N 'W' N A ' W' 'M W - ' ' H WMM-'NY - ' X- A --ww ., .M-.mwwws-mmm Mx 2 KN loporiife CAST Sandy. . . ...... Maggie McClelland Marge . . . ........ Judy Pryslak Bev .... .... P at Staver Terry ........ . . . Maxine Revis Pat .......... . . .Helen Perkins First Young Man .... . . . 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N.Marsha111 'W J Lees W. Parker M. McClelland . M- K. Kaminski F. Grayston A f'2'4ff2Vf 'f'LLf??3f.w.w .-.1 5 of fimed comer! gemzi. Card I, S1lvest J. Robinson 'fiigf-,f' CIM Sunday, September 7, 1978 Dear Diary, I awoke this morning to the sound of the Jupiter Z, Rocket zooming thru the sky. As I marveled at this great advance in Science, I recalled having read that it had been designed by those four great Scientists, ARTHUR BEER, HELEN PERKINS, JERVIS GWYNN, and ART HAMILTON, that it had been built by the best mechanics in the busi- ness - GALEN RIM, RONNIE SCHMIDT, HERSHEY IR- WIN, RICHARD KILPATRICK, and RAYMOND KENNARD. It was extremely difficult for me to get out of bed this morning. Oh, well, that's what happens when you stay up till all hours of the morning listening to the dreamy music of CHARLES CALLOWAY and his great band of musi- cians which includes JIM MARSHALL, GARY GREEN, ERNIE LOCKE, FRED GREEN, and BILLY HINTZE. Singing with this famous band were the world known sing- ers, ELWOOD ROBINSON and IDA SILVESTRI. At the same night club where Charles and his band are breaking all attendance records, I was entertained by the famous Rockettes of 1978, - ROSE RUSSO, IRENE WHITBY, LORETTA PERKOWSKI, BARBARA L. HARRIS, KATH- RYN MCDONOUGH, and DORIS DUNLAP. When I finally forced myself out of bed, it was after 12:00, so I turned on the radio to hear the latest news de- port by STEPHEN POORE. My neighbor told me that Stephen is so busy he has hired three private secretaries- JOYCE POINTER, LIZ ALLEN, and ELAINE DOWNER. I got dressed, went to church and after returning home decided to lay around and rest up for the busy week to come. I decided that I would watch the Roller Derby fea- turing TOM BAKER and then turn on the fights to see the Champion, BOBBY WHITE, defend his title. Just as I was ready to go to bed, I received a phone call from my talkative neighbor, BEVERLY LEAKE, who told me that the former HELEN BRISTOW and her husband are planning a world tour. I finally turned out my light around midnight. Monday, September 8, 1978 Dear Diary, As I read my morning paper, I saw that DONALD MILLER and KARL KAMINSKI were both running for the Presidency of the United States. Good luck to both of them. BILL JONES and NORM HARRIS made front page news by breaking all speed records with a 1000 mile high. I also noticed that GILLIAN BUNNER has been madea Five Star General and has been appointed Secretary General of the planet Mars. While burning my toast, 1 also burned my hand. I phoned Nurse MAXINE REVIS on my Thought- O-Phone, fa great invention by DONALD NICKLEI, and after receiving my thought waves she rushed right over with her secretaries - SALLY BROWN, JUDY POSEY, and JOE SHORT. The secretaries took notes to present to the American Medical Society. This harrowing exper- ience spoiled my plans, so I stayed home and read the Book of the Month, written by ALZIRA LOPES and WALTER PARKER. Tuesday, September 9, 1978 My taxi, driven by PAT STAVER arrived and drove me to the National Museum of Art. On the way to the Mus- eum, I saw that CAROL WOOTEN had run intoa milk truck and was up to her hubcaps in milk from the JAMES POWELL Dairy. When I paid Pat for the luxurious ride through town, she gave me my change in 2-headed nickels, manufactured by DAVID WATKINS. The museum was crowded to capacity. Everyone was anxious to see the art exhibits of JOSETTE PRANGE. MARLENE HORNE, and BARBARA TOLAN. Wednesday, September 10, 1978 l'0l9 05? I was thrilled when I received two free tickets to a private showing of fashions designed by OREAN SEMONES. Orean's styles are the rage of the entire universe. Upon close examination of the tickets, I found that they had been printed by ROBERT SANFORD and BILL IVERSON. This is one event that I don't want to miss. Thursday, September ll, 1978 I hadn't been to a basketball game for quite a while so I decided to go see the World Champion Boy's Team play the World's Girl Champion Team. Looking at my program, I saw that LAURA JONES, PHYLLIS BRADY, LAURA HIPKINS, and DORIS PHILLIPS were the top scorers for the girls and that EMILIO CONTE, RON PASSICK, WES LAWRENCE, and SONNY CARDOSA led the boys in scor- ing. It was the most exciting game I had ever seen. At half time the boy's team was ahead by 6 points. During intermission I saw BARBARA TRUITT and her Anti Boys' Club. I saw that BEATRICE SAMMONES, BARBARA EVANS, LORETTA TRIBBETT, BARBARA HARRIS, and JOAN ANN ROBINSON have joined the club. lsaid hello to them and went back to see the last half of the game. Wow! what a game. The girls finally won by 20 points. I heard that Vivian and Phyllis were going to play in the Olympic Basketball game. Friday, September 12, 1978 At Orean's fashion show, I, purchased one of her famous creations for the Cocktail Party of the great orator AL- FRED MCLEOD. The party was given in honor of Queen JUNE LEES of Gardendale, and was the social event of the year. Among the more famous quests were: Comedians, JAMES McCUE and MARY GALBRAITH, fthey put on a comedy skit that brought down the housejg the world famous Latin translator, NORMAN RITTERSON, fhe was a pupil of James Craneyj, the couple voted tops of the ten best dressed in the world, SOFIA BOHENEK and DICK DUR- BANOQ and last but not least, the personalities voted most athletic for the entire Lmiverse - LARRY DURBANO, JUNIOR ROBINSON, and VIVIAN WARREN. Not only were we surrounded by famous people, but the food prepared by Chef DOUGLAS BECK and his assistant MIKE RICCI was superb. Saturday, September 13, 1978 Although I was awfully tired after Alfred's party, I boarded my train, driven by CALVIN GORDON, and was on my way to see the undefeated Eagles - JERRY BEN- DER, DINO RAPPOSELLI, BOB KRENTZ, BUTCH CARA- MONICA, and RICHARD BUMFORD play against the un- defeated Bats . While reading my newspaper, I saw that the cheering for the game was to be led by CEIL CLARA, KIT WHITE, and PAT GIDUCK. Also in the same article, I saw that ROBERT SIMMONS was to photograph the game. He won the Nobel Prize for Photography. On the Society Page, I read that JUDY CRAVEN, GER- TRUDE LEWIS, SALLY KURTZ, and FRANNIE KRAINZ are all celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary. After the game, which naturally the Eagles won, every- body went to the theatre to see JOYCE SATTERFIELD in her 12th Broadway hit. Joyce was sensational and she was backed up by a stupendous supporting cast, which included - GEORGE LAUGHERY, MARYANNE Mc CLELLAND, and JUDY PRYSLAK. The play was the most movingl have seen and the scenery designed by JOHN JAMES, MIKE JAMES, and SANDY OUTLAR was breathtaking. As I left the theatre, with the din of applause ringing in my ears, I thought of the exciting week that had passed and I could see that the Class of '58 was indeed a pros- perous group. agif .xdnal jeafamenf We, the Senior Class of 1958, being in our right mind, do bequeath and bequit, leave, give and get rid of the following members of the Senior Class--- to put in their high place these lowly creatures: I Frank Albany leave my hair to Ray Bell. I Elizabeth Allen leave my books to any- one who wants them. I Caroline Amato leave school, I Linda Bail leave my love for drivingto Carol Perry. I Thomas Baker leave my Latin notes to Eugene Farelly. I Arthur Beer leave my lost gym shorts to whoever found them. I Jerry Bender leave my calmness to Buck Whitby. I Sofia Bohenek leave my driverslicense to Verline White. I Phyllis Brady leave Chichester to marry Ray Murray. I Helen Bristow leave walking to school to anyone who wants it. I Joanne Brooks leave my careful driving habits to Harry Peters. I Carol Brown leave mylove for horses to anyone who can stay on them. I Sally Brown leave Mrs. Warren's dic- tation to Pat Nickle. I Richard Bumford leave my hair to Mr. McNitt. I Gillian Bunner leave my accent to Miss Barnett. I Charles Calloway leave my old drum keys to the drum section of the band. I Mercedes Campbell leave my troubles to Sandra and Geraldine. I Robert Caramanico leave my football shoes to Jesse Bender. I Armand Cardoso leave mylittle nose to Sammy Faga. I Linda Chambers leave with Bobby tobe married. I Cecilia Clara leave my shorthand ability to Jeanetta Keeth. I George Collins leave my good looks to Mr. Craney. I Emilo Conte leave the gym office to Mr. Kalickman. I Judith Craven leave my love to get ice cream to my sister Bonnie. I Donna Deveney leave my llth grade Latin book to anyone who can stand it. I Anthony DiCeccoleave my crooked nose to O. Higgins. I Elaine Downer leave all my crazy mixed up study halls to anyone who can figure them out. I Lawrence Dugan leave my Yankee accent to Colonel Andrew Lovelace. I Doris Dunlap leave my lunch table to a strong stomach. I Larry Durbano leave football camp practice to former football players who are crazy enough to go. I Richard Durbanoleave football practice to anybody who likes to suffer. I Frances Elliot leave my typing ability to Mary Hulings. I Barbara Evans leave my physics book to my brother, Alan. I Walt Ferguson leave my school books to Mike Wiedel. I Ann Frost leave my public speaking ability to anyone who has the nerve. I Anthony Fiumaraleave my Latin knowl- edge to Jimmy Haynie. I Mary Galbraith leave all the fun Ihad at the Linwood dances to Verline White. I Patricia Giduck leave my cheering ability to Marie Leitao. ' I Frank Grayston leave all my 12th grade teachers to J. A. I Fred Green leave my basketball ability to Nelson Sack. I Gary Green leave for the Army. I Jervis Gwynn leave my spelling ability to Bill Ladoczky. I Art Hamilton leave my ability to sleep to Sam Warner. I Barbara L. Harris leave school to Um-mm, that would be telling? I Barbara J. Harris leave home tolive at Shooster's. I Norm Harris leave school to work. I Andrew Herd leave my weight and good looks to Lillian McCarthy. I Billy Hintze leave my basketball ability to Ollie Higgins. I Laura Hipkins leave school to become a successful business employee. I Marlene leave my brains to someone who's smart. I Hershey Irwin leave my good looks to anyone who wants, them. I William Iverson leave mywave toJanet Penn. I Mike James leave school to work. I Laura Jones Leave my hot rodding to Alan Wertz and Butch Linn. I Michael Jones leave the parallel bars to Dave Krentz. I Karl Kaminski leave my scuffed-up shoes to some future monitor. I Raymond Kennard leave my brains to Jessie McPherson. ' I Richard Kilpatrick leave school to any- one. I Frances Krainz leave my long hair to Marian Mann. I Robert Krentz leave my' size 12's to Earl Shank. I Sally Kurtz leave the color of my hair to Carol Shermaker. I Wesley Lawrence leave my ability in sports to Harry 'all Sports' Amis. I Robert Lawson leave my pond to Bob Krentz. I Beverly Leake leave Chichester to go to College. I June Lees leave captain of Cheerleaders to whoever wants it. I Gertrude Lewis leave my height to Eddie Piecara. I Ernie Locke leave my monitor post to Joyce Tayler. I Alzira Lopes leave my writing ability to Maria Leitao. I Jim Marshall leave my nose to Bell Ashby. I Nancy Marshall leave my history marks to Mr. Kazlo. I Maryanne McCelland leave my baton to anyone who wants to fight with Fordy. I James McCue leave my '48' Chevy to Joe's Junk Yard. I Kathryn McDonough leave my rifle to Rosalie. I Alfred McLeod leave Hook to Bob McLeod. I William McNeil leave my gym shorts to Norman McNeil. I Donald Miller leave my good times at football camp to Tom Scully. I Virginia Morris leave Chichester to my sister, Charlotte. I John Moser leave my looks to Mr. Nugent. I Donald Nickle leave my temper to Ken Hanev. I Ronald Ostant leave my curly hair to anybody who wants it. I Sandy Outlar leave all my pennies to Dave Jones. I Carl Page leave my ambitiousness to Harry Amis. l Walter Parker leave thank goodness! I Ronald Passick leave my weight to Dottie Flowers. I Helen Perkins leave the back of the band bus to the gang. I Loretta Perkowski leave my marching and twirling to those who want it. I Doris Phillips leave my typing ability to Sis Huddle. I Joyce Pointer leave Chichester to join the Navy. I Stephen Poore leave my holey sneaks to whoever stole them. l Gloria Posey leave my glasses to Helen McGuire. I Judy Posey leave Chichester to go out into the cruel world. I James Powell leave my cow to Jim Ralston. I Josette Prange leave my art ability to anybody who likes it, I Judy Pryslak leave my band shoes to anyone who likes to walk. I Dino Rapposelli leave my cafeteria job to Elmer Rapposelli, I Michael Ricci leave my crushed ribs to any monitor who wants the job. I Maxine Revis leave my senior expenses to Helen CD00 McGuire. I Galen Rimleave Chet to go into the cruel world. I Norman Ritterson leave world history class to Mr. Kazlo. I Betsy Robertsleave Chichester to enter Nurses training. I Elwood Robinson leave my gym shorts to Dwight Hinson. I Joan Robinson leave my study halls to Pete Ladoczky. I Junior Robinson leave my height to Claire Titus. I Rose Russo leave my curly hair to Verline White. I Beatrice Sammons leave Chichester to go to work. I Robert Sanford leave my love for school to Milton McGuire. I Joyce Satterfield leave school to get married. I Ronald Schmidt leave my jitterbug shoes to Gen Burke. I Orean Semones leave my job in the color guard to Betty Fisher. I Ida Silvestri leave 12th grade in the hands of Julia Caramonica and Bobby Galbusera. I Robert Simmons leave. I Virginia Short leave FINALLY! I Patricia Staver leave Chichester to he a lady truck driver. I Geraldine Stewart leave my height to Jeffery Robinson. I Barbara Tolan leave chorus to Mr. DeAugustine. I Loretta Tribbett leave Chichester to go to work. I Barbara Truitt leave my love for geophysics to anyone who can stand it. I Vivian Warren leave my shorthand notes to Mary Posey and Sandra Hollis. I David Watkins leave 12th grade to the juniors. I Carol Wooten leave my place in Shooster's to Barbara Chivalette. I Priscilla Whitby leave Miss Keller to find another boss. I Katheryn White leave school to marry Marshall. I Bobby White leave for Parris Island. ! iv ,Q-uni Ib :yu I 1 1 ' 'fl' rg' ro I A J 14 1'- I J 4-. Q .lf Ldv? fd K s I' SCHOOL BOARD - Mr. William H. Dutton CHAIRMAN - Mr. Kalickman SECRETARY - Miss Barnett TREASURER - Miss Little E Z!!! ' C V Many memorable events in sports were We, the Class of 53 . wish IO eXfel1d Ol-II' written in Our Diary' due to the excellent congratulations to the Council for all they work of the Athletic Council in promoting the have done in behalf of our school. interest of boys and girls in interscholastic competition. Because of their work, our Athletic program has been a great success. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Little, J. McNitt, M, Kalickman, E, Richards, W. Dutton, H. Plummer, L, Barnett. SECOND ROW: J. Kazlo, A. Soscia, C. Rowe, G. Dunn, R. Nugent, J. Dougherty. THIRD ROW: M. Lashendock, J. Marcus, A. Apichella. Cl 9 L5 2 u Schedule Un Jekatefl Sharon H111 32 - 0 Darby 7 - 6 West Chester 14 - 0 Collingdale 34 - 7 Ridley Park 39 - 0 Eddystone 34 - 20 Clifton Heights 39 - 6 lnterboro 83 - 0 COACHES: Mr. Lashendock, Mr. Mar cus, Mr. Apichella On September 28, the Chichester Eagles opened their 1957 football season. Everyone but no one knew for certain, that they would have an undefeated season. They did! Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Apichella, Mr. Marcus, and Mr. Lashendock, the , with hard playing, exceptional team spirit and cooperation went all the way to place section three. The faculty and entire student body are proud of the coaches and the team and wish to ex- congratulations to the coaches and team for a job well done. araify FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Bender, A. Evans, M. Ricci, R. Durbano, L, Durbano, E. Conte, J. Bender, D, Rapposelli, W. McNeil, F. Schnaitman, R. Caramanico. SECOND ROW: Coach Marcus,W. Cole- man, H. Ashman, R. Burridge, K,Haney, W. Byrne, D. Krentz, R. Ross, M. Weidel, J, Ralston, H, Whitby, R. Bumford, T. Sculley, Coach Api- chella. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, B, Driscoll, D. Jones, E. Jones, E, Bradley, A. Cardosa, D, Hinson, D. Fry, V. Bohenek, P. Lawson, J. McCue, L. Quinney, R. Schmidt, Mgr. BACK ROW: Coach Lashendock, F. Green, R. Krentz, R, Passick, W. Lawrence, E. Shank, O. Higgins, A. Fiumara. Mgrs. - G. Scott, C. Page, J. Haynie, W. Hill Larry Durbano Emilio Conte He 's Up Richard Durbano Richard Bumford Armand Cardosa James McCue Dino Rapposelli Mlchael R1CCi Andy Lovelace Off Again Y ' Jerry Bender Donald Miner Robert Kfenfz Wesley Lawrence Robert Caramanico Ronald Passick William McNeil Game Winning TD Fred Green Anthony Fiumara unior ,NIM Mm, COACHES: Mr. Kazlo and Mr. Soscia Clifton Heights Sharon Hill Darby lnterboro Collingdale Ridley Park Eddystone Schedule We here at Chi are proud of our Little Eagles , who under the capable coaching of Mr. John Kazlo and Mr. Anthony Soscia, had a very successful season. The team suffered only one loss and always displayed team spirit and good sportsmanship. We feel assured that the boys going from junior to senior high will be an asset to their new team. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Griggs, C. Belmont, J. Tribbett, D. Hefton, T. Herd, E. Seltzer L Byrne, R. Knight, C, White, G. Peck, McLaughlin, C. Young. SECOND ROW: Coach J. Kazlo, J. Narvel R. Ricci, La.Rue, C. Fry, F. Wiechecki, L. Whittaker, K. Bonzell, E, Osborne, Coach A. Soscia. THIRD ROW: J. Mareno, D. Herd, L. Clements, R. Lober, W. Allen, M, Tyler, L. Holden, J. Marantino, l. Tyler Mgr. C. Gorman. Woodwinds: B. Leake J. Marshall W. Hintze H. Perkins B. Roberts J. Pryslak G. Green T. Green J. Hobbs H. Turner T. D'Amico R. Bryant J. Riddle S. Yeager S. Pierce A. Perkins C. Wohnus I. Rutter K. Haney M. Harris J. Wasley B. Moerk J . Mannering G. Scott R. Todd H. Conard J. Simpkiss G. Williamson W . Stewart G. Piecara N. Whitely M. Fisher N. Holden J. Zebley G. Turner L. Cosgrove L. S-ill D. Harris J. Chandler G. Armstrong L. Pruitt C. Bates R. Gensel S. Holden J . Koletar R. Whetstone E. Piecara C. Watmuff J, Gilbert L. Holden P. Kell W. Coleson ol' LY- ai . Oauowx6'J YK 2:33909 ge E- XQISQXAGB 0 e . anti. ww -9 T 2 B J ' Robe, J . Pryslalis - M li 1331817811 C, Cer-king F 'ree 17 . 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' 1 . 1 11-1.: ,:5k31f' all A-511 62111511 51 191,115 1 -at! 1.51-1w?15. . - '9f1 .-.eff I J- . rf Ep 1-fa-.1:f.-f .1 F meum:1-ian-15,551.55 1::11:-5faE-a.1--:- 111155511 fix -L ies 1' 1. ,.111: 1 .5 ,5 -fi .15 251- 111525. .L1,f-f,1feftf.a 111-rat 151-1 5' , il 2: fm-lr11:, 1'1. , getisezeftffsfef-.fas.1. 5111 ti. 1' 'fi 525 1 5 -- - 5 - ' 5 l U -5 5 5 1 5 . 35 ' 1 . 5 1 A . .... 1' S 1 , . ,,. me., , .. 5, 1, ,., -' NL . ' 1 ' 1 . 1.1 152.3355:-55.5,-gala:-.1'-1 --1-53-53551 'eu 1 as .. 5:1'g.55v , ' W S X. d , 541111 5 -.2 QE . If I if--I. -.x: .i,.'5v1,5 1 x 9 . ' Q f , ' .5 I ' Q - S - . I ' - Y . If , . . C gay 3 X, ' M xi Y xxanm ' swan' CC 1 QW COW el' NW NX- YX.a5YX Q aaa 171 01-S . O- -I waged. Trai-La Ven N Q01 . 0919 tt: B- gt., K wcgonoisv 5. Bi Evans . MCDO gas! XL. 912 ' 51 B 1705, -xof G SQL-1 B. lbw gh, O O , . QM 17 . Se C gen fiilbbe 171 Gia X, Olles 3 n GXOQQSQ ' L. S6 We proudly present our 1958 COLOR GUARD AND MAJ ORETTES. The Color Guard, under the very capable direction of sergeant Judy Craven and drill master Mr. Sacko, proudly march at the front of the band displaying many perfected routines. The Majorettes, consisting of girls in senior high school, are admired by people wherever they march. With their wonderful coordination and vivid personalities they have been a standout in the band ever since their first parade. 76 1 1 l 1 EEK! jeam anal CAeerLacler.4 om . ,- I sv say? Olducprhrgq S -. . , - 0 . ' , - .xpezgofsvatwog .016 sux O1a1-50,560 'Sea 1. oft fo Qt. Gita. tow- -2 eq gm aoigveee' 9-ri Xfg ' 7'1- oshqe 3' avoigkevem' ltr gi Qs NVQ-j?'?.S-9 ' Lees axis tg- o Q14 . If 3 'Y 50 SQGXEQOQMOI ga .ac Ot, Wt, be 964. Y - S:,.95gxQ5 0047 eq 755: G S . 6 5 0 I . . . 9 ix 215 69 . S' YS 1930 965' 5. xv-SK C,o 'aQ0- Soxitxe' Lees Qggxx' eqae' L. i0Q5oo I 'E fa- TQQWWQWVO 6' Gov' 1,9 The faculty and student body of Chichester High School are proud of their 13-piece, all girl drill team. The admiration shown by the students and the hard work on the part of the drill team has contributed to their becoming the Pennsylvania State Champions. Our Cheerleaders, with co-captains Cecila Clara and June Lees, have been a great asset in the victories of our athletic teams. The color and festivities of our athletic games were heightened by the performances of our vivacious cheerleaders. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Bates, J, Marshall, G. Scott, J, Koletar, L. Junto, W. Hintze, C. Watmuff. SECOND ROW: E. Bass, R. Galbusera, G. Ballenger, N. Sack, E. Jones, Mr. DeAugustine, L. Pearson, D. Jones, J. Williams, F. Junto. TOP ROW: A. Sciocihetti, C. Calloway, D. Bates. Missing from photo are: J. Riddle and F. Green. The danceband and chorus, both under the direction of Mr. Joseph DeAugustine, have presented many entertaining programs for the students and faculty of Chichester. The chorus gave a Candlelight Service at Christmas and they are planning a Choral Concert in the spring. The danceband has given many entertaining assemblies and has played for the school dances. This is the first year that Mr. DeAu- gustine has worked with the danceband and we here at Chichester feel that he has done a superb job. F-7, . ' ' T10'iltimlilwnt,.n1iii Wl'?QEtG5 Mtli?wllM ' .NOCLG 9 :Jil First Row: B. Simpkiss, I. Mannering, E. Smith, D. Camillo, G. Burke, B. Zinszer, D. Jones, S. Pierceg Second Row: I. Carmanico, A. Clark, I. Bail, E. 1-luddle, I. Simpkiss, S. Webster, A. Perkins, L. Ginns, S. Watersg Third Row: N. Bail, V. Warren, C. Whonus, G. Williamson, I. Grant, I . Robinson, Miss Dunn, M. Schoen, L. McNeil, H. McGuire, P. Firlein, M. Bamford. SENIORS: J. Robinson and V. Warren Miss Dunn and Co-Captains Sept. 26 Clifton Hts. 30 Ridley Township oct. 2 sharon mu 10 Darby 2 Chi 2 Oct. 16 Interboro 2 Chi 2 24 Collingdale 1 Chi 3 30 Ridley Park 1 Chi 1 Nov. 4 Nether Prov. Nov. 7 Eddystone 0 Chi 1 Coach Rowe g,. cove' vl- gadlet ' 3 Nyfxfttllliif' utxefl' xiii' fmt' P26516 ' 50 30 ' e Y-- ft-. 'Y' QN9 'nv' ' ' To 96363. sB?ff0we,w-W Cllkilty 7 Schedule Marple Newtown Collingdale Eddystone Interboro Ridley Park Sharon Hill Penncrest 'Y Qai gen , L39 Ps- V0.5 FWSY 30:1 XNY:pgE?nS,0oac Qofban e.O' C Ye . Clifton Heights 68 Collingdale 42 Eddystone 58 lnterboro 65 Media 42 Ridley Park 39 Sharon Hill 56 Penncrest Darby 30 At the time of this publication the Varsity team had waged a 14 g, campaign. ln 10 games they emerged victorious and in 4 games they vu defeated. We at Chichester wish the boys success in their next two gal and we extend congratulations to Mr. Rowe and the team for the fine job ' have done. The J . V.'s coached by Mr. Dougherty hada highly successful season 39 the time of this publication, they suffered only 4 losses. J. Sacher, an I 35 standing player was moved from the J. V.'s to the Varsity. This move 47 a loss to the J . V.'s butaprofitable gain to the Varsity. Fine team work 68 displayed in all the games and we feel that the boys are an asset to t 43 school. 33 42 47 Darby Clifton Heights FIRST ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: R. Hinson, R. Bell, C. Feltcher, J. Beck. SEC ROW: Coach J. Dougherty, B. Driscoll, R. L C. Moran, L. Pearson, N. Sack, J. Byrne, T. D'Amico Starting Team L, Durbano, W. Hintze, E. Conte, A. Cardo Whitby, Coach Rowe 1 f. GEMS' , H' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Jones, D. Phillips, E. Smith, Co-captain- J, Robinson, Co-captain - V. Warren, S. Pierce, R. Seager, G. Burke. SECOND ROW: L. McNeil, S. Webster, C. Wohnus, H, McGuire, M. Schoen, P. Brady, C. Nickle, J, Craven. THIRD ROW: Mgr. O. Semones, Coach Miss Barnett, Mgr. J, Posey. With one more game yet to play, the Chichester Girls' team is undefeated. Joan Robinson and Vivian Warren, co-captains, sparked the team on to victory. All through the season, the girls have displayed fine sportsmanship and teamwork We hope the teams to come will follow their example. Seniors FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:J.Robinson, V. Warren, D. Phillips. SECOND ROW: P, Brady, Coach - Miss Barnett, J. Craven. THIRD ROW: Mgrs. - O. Semones, J. Posey FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Lyons, I. Hash N Jones J Thompson P Kilmon M. Ebell, C. Jones. SECOND ROW: E. Huddle J Grant P Burr D Seward A Clark, C. Simpers, L. Ginns, J. Bail, D. Dodds THIRD ROW Mgr J Bell Coach Miss Barnett, Mgr. C. Holland. Chichester Chichester Chichester Chichester Chichester Chichester Chichester Chichester Schedule Clifton Heights Sharon Hill - Darby - Chester - Interboro - Collingdale - Ridley Park - Eddystone - 9th Grade FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I, Williams, V, Bland, J, Bender, L. McNeil, J. Mareno, G. Rapposelli G. Wanner. SECOND ROW: Mgr. T. Herd, W. Lamplaugh, K. Bunzell, Coach R.. Nugent, E. Bradley, W: Fisher, Mgr. J. Marantino u n ior .jJi9A The junior high basketball team under the fine coaching of Mr. Robert Nugent won 2 games and lost 7 games. If the actions of these young hopefuls, on the court, are a sign of what they will do in the future, it is certain that the varsity team will have some fine players. 7th 81 8th Grades FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mgr. T. Herd, J, Yohe, R. Thomas, H, Duson, D. Hefton, C. White, W. Steinmacher, Mgr. J. Marantino. SECOND ROW: Coach R. Nugent, R, Ricci, E, Fuller, J, Posey, J. Moore, W. Tyson, J. Womack, L. Byrne, E. Osborne. ,f Karl Kaminski, President. Lgjfuclenf Counci Dear Diary: Looking back through the year, the Student Council has experienced and obtained more power in the conduction of school activities than ever before at Chichester. The credit belongs to its members, officers, and sponsors. I know the class of 58 will always remember the second annual bon- fire, the many ideas brought back from other Student Council organizations, such as the auction day, and the first edition of the .Student Handbook. The Student Council also sponsored busses to away games and improved the monitor system in the halls as well as in the cafeteria. I know through all these achievements the Student Council is progressing to a higher standard at Chichester. B, Jones, D. Flowers, D, Knight, G. Zinszer, S. Beauchamp, D. Esbin, A. Sack, C. Wohnus, C, McVeigh, G. Quillin, G. Logue, J, Yohe, D. Camillo, S. Waskiewicz, P. Staver, S. Stephenson, T. D'Amico, T.-Baker, W. Byrne, W. Lawrence, L. Megonigle, W. Gatchell, W. Smith, M. Pyle, D. Brown, L. Hughes, E, Smiggil, J, Howard, D, Krentz, A, Lopes, Mrs. McKeough, Mr. Craney, K. Kaminski, K. Haynie, N. Plummer, S, Brown, M, Kennedy. OFFICIAL STAFF K. Haynie, Vice President, K. Kaminski, President, A, Lopes, Secretary. Mr. Plummer, Mr. Craney, Advisor. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Krentz, Sergeant of Armsg J. Howard, Treasurer, K. Haynie, Vice Presidentg K. Kaminski, President, A. Lopes, Secretary, N. Plummer, Recording Secretary. omenfa 0 ein ell! el' J UNI 65 OR MA 30366 JORE QB 7755, 5690? JUN 19 PN ICR o vb R114 Q5 'ax 9 51-1 SQQXQ M JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB 09 Cb 4 Pg as Vx 9908 5 ICR S . X U ' x. X 1 CD S JUN CIENCE owe N is yy X S X EY K H D w wy A V2 yi 111 ry N N fm W xj 88 gf . .L NSN NTFS? A V5 ,N ml. 1 XA x My -J V ,- Jofvzozz C5209 6 MA TH 1 wx CL UB OYN GX 59 JUNIOR DRAMA TICS C5 ww rx 99 Os GX 56 SP S09 ORTS 1 5903 COLOR GUARD 13.2 ' I A f 7 'L , . V Q-5' fl! Q5 N1 Ys OR CHOR 5990 Us E NE WSWRUERS 6060 LL STUDY HA PHOTOGRAPHY s Us hx by Sc XIX Bo , Q C939 YS CHE QUWX' F GLU CHARM CLUB B IN 'SG ES 149 S CL SEWING UB HAND IC P33 RAF7-S BUS X 1W!?Q,X'XNiXS - K, - W GYM ORK G fif 2 3 'Q Z vk:- N906 X60 QYJNQ WOOD W an lk ,. s.,5 s Q52 Q I3 177 ?'s ,. 4, 9' 5 L 1r g i unior ig The Junior High is an important part of our school. They are learning the traditions and ways of Chichester and will some day be the upperclassmen. At first they find things different from what they have known, but in time they learn and become accustomed to the systems and routines. In future years, we hope that they make Chichester proud of them, and that they grow to be as proud of Chichester as we are. 7-2 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Turner M. Iacono, C. Voll, P. Pennington, Mr, Roller, L. Conboy, J. Clements, M. Bartom, P. Lock- wood. SECOND ROW: C. Belmont, N. Guarinello J. Walker, B. Bardsely, J. DiCecco, N. Lyons J. O'Berg, E. Abbott, L. Hughes, M. Cuno THIRD ROW: R. McCoy, J. Massey, J. Kelly T. Herd, T. Mullen. 7-1 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Burkins C. Deardorff, P. Amies, F. Snow, Mr. Dougherty G. Rapposelli, B. Porter, D. Fecondo, E. Croce SECOND ROW: H, White, H. G1'unwel1,M. Wal- ters, D. Birl, N. Hamilton, L. Green, J. Maxwell G. Lawrence, J. Hartman, D. Welch, E. Hays. THIRD ROW: K. Grasser, E. Herman, D. Brown C. Goldenbusky, J. Hillson, J. Trumbull, E Seltzer, R. Johnson, F. Marys. 7-3 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Duewhite, M. Burholder, G. Rieck, P. Shropshire, D. Staver, Ju. Whitely, M. Williams, 'B. Turner, L. Murphy. SECOND ROW: D. Heacock, W. Coalson, R. Bostic, S. Coleson, M. Mann, S. Lawson, E. Locke, D. Krause, T. Gorman, F. Colson. THIRD ROW: D. Sweet, F. Bar- rett, B. Breneman, T. Todd, A. Sack, A. Perez, N. Luzak, W. Heacock. 7-5 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. McNeil, B. Walters, C. Carey, S. Campbell, E. Slater, Miss Schinjeck, D. Ray, M. Kennedy, N. Wolverson, S. Pierce, M. Cole. SECOND ROW: S. Robinson, H. O'Berg, W. Davis, D. Ranson, J . Hembree, D. Herbster, J. Brown, T. Profitt, G. Jones, F. Groce, C. Barber. THIRD ROW: J. Quillen, I. Ty1er,E. Baxter, C. Krause, J. Holliday, E. Samson. 7-4 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Laug- head, J. Bender, S. Camac, B. Conrad, D. Albany, Mrs. Smith, R. Garrett, R. Harlon, S. Brown, F. Varella, K. Bender. SECOND ROW: R. Knight, R. Lawrence, E. Brousseau, L. Scott, S. Steinmacher, R. Weeks, V. Simpkiss, A. Ambrosino, D. Kilpatrick, F. Giberson, S, Ostant. THIRD ROW: W. Hamil- ton, J. Burns, W. Gilger, D. Griggs, S. Jones, C. Beck, E. Costa, T. Ruditys, W. Bidgell. 7-7 FRONT ROW, LEFTTO RIGHT: E, Coombes, J. Seager, D. Smock, Mr. Sewell, L. Morris, M. Baxter, L. Ray. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Quillen, L. Braton, F. Hughes, K. Perkins, E. Ruditys, R. McGowan, D. Ray, D. Snyder. 1 7-6 FRONT ROW, LEFTTO RIGHT: Y, Simmons, L. Sweigart, E. Fulton, C. O'Boyle, D, Sammons, Mr. Weaver, D. Elliot, K. Hecker, M, King, B. Norman, E, Robinson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Popo, R. Warder, F. Brown, S. Stevenson, L. Slater, H, Jack- son, J. Werts, J. Burkee, D. Talley. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Samson, J. Anton, C, Willey, W. Robinson, H. Twaddell, A. Riddle. 8-1 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Short, C. Jacona, E. Smiggil, D. Wohnus, Mrs. Funk, J. Schrom, C. Maze, S. Schnaitman, M. A. Snow. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Posey, W. Tyson, J. Perry, M. Perez, M. L. Koch, P. Dodd, S. Weekes, S. Brown, D. Tully, J. Marshall, D. Clements, E. Osborne. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Thomas, D. Hefton, J. Cassidy, R. Ricci, D. Saparosa, B. Nelson, W. Scott, J. Holland, L. Whittaker, J. Posey, F. Lupoli. I 8-2 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Jackson, C. Jardine, M. Whitby, C. Lawrence, Mrs. Hardy, R. Tutlo, J. Keeth, E. Field,J. Cardo- sa. SECOND ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Rob- inson, L. Peticca, R. Sweigart, M. Brooks, S. Ferguson, R. A. DeFrank, N. Gay, C. White, W. Carpenter, C. Megonial, C. Clements, R. Ferry. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Hubler, J. Wintczak, W. Allen, A. Willims, C. Thomas, J. Nichols, D. Davidson, E.Nicker- son, W. Winter, P. Melton, M. Beauchamp, J. Beauchamp. I 8-4 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Bartholo- mew, G. Gaster, P. Brown, M. Chivalette, Mr. Munsell, C. Logeman, G. Sutton, S. Smith, B. Harrison. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Minner, B. Monaco, A. Conte, B. Stipe, A. Paytas, D. Stewart, A. Jones, S. Watson, R. Jones. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Gould, R. Thompson, J, Cheyney, H. Lamplaugh, G. Posey, R. Burkholder, D. Andrews, K. Davis, T. Russo, B. Jones, J, Hobbs, George Hickey. I 8-3 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Gensel, J. Bowers, J. Chandler, P. Kell, Miss Davis,N. Walls, C. Downer, S. Holden, H. Davis. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M, Tyler, J. Gilbert, J, Koletar, C. Watmuff, L. Di Pietro, L. Pruett, F. Junto, H. Moser, G. Armstrong, J. Fulton, K. Coleman. BACK ROW,,LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Keeley, E. Pie- cara, L. Byrne, W. Hipkins, W. Rankin, D. O'Shea, R. Whetstone, J. Mullins, P. Kates, H. Duson. - 1 8-6 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: O. Stewart, K. Pestich, N. Ashley, J. DeShu1lo,Mr.Lash- endock, B. Grear, J. Zinszer, A. Cheyney, C. Lavey. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Powell, E. Scott, E. Killian, B. Elliot, E. Carroll, M. Gavin, W. Rowlyk, N. Ralston, W. Steinmacher, J. Yohe.THlRDROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Womack, R. Tyson, R. Trice, R. Knight, C. Piecara, J. Moore, R. Burk- holder, M. Cappossere, D. Price, N. McNeil. 8-5 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. McMullen, E. Frazer, B. Lashley, I. Himes, N. Profitt, Mr. Craney, B. Fuller, S. Cummings, E. Sid- low, G. Zinszer, B. Grace. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Bland, M. Bosworth, D. Garehan, B. Sommers, S. Warrington, A. George, A. Kennard, B. Stevenson, E. Fuller, J. Hill, B. Jones. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Fillery, J. Hodges, A. Wesler, B. Price, J. Friel, T. Cooke, W. Brown, M. Riley, L. Harris. t 8-7 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Glass, S. Sylvester, B. Gilbert, R. Roe, B. Sanderlin, G. Clark, J. Bannister. SECONDROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Kroepil, H. Krauss, A. Mann, W. McNeal, R. Shoenfelt, W. Lavin, J. McCar- thy. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: M. McClain, W. Stewart, A. Weisler. 9-1 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Hackett, S. Hayney, C. Simpers, M. B. Melson, Mrs Tabbutt, D. Camillo, F. Bunch, A, Brent, A. Hollis. SECOND ROW: W. Bruch, E Lyons, J. Trumble, M. Strasdus, V. Allen E. Grider, B. Faveriop M. Price, C. Burr J. Narvel. THIRD ROW: M. McFarlan, S: Fitzgerald, G. Lily, T. Davies, V. Julian W. Bates, R. Archacki, J. Fierria, S. Pilling FOURTH ROW: G. Seagraves, A. Matteo, J Penn, C. Young, D. Tutlo, M. Fiorelli, J Yunker. 9-3 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Willis, G. Moore, B. Miller, B. Thompson, Mr Landesburg, F. Savin, J. Penn, J. Riddle, sf Starks. SECOND ROW: C. Cuno, K. Brown C. Bradley, S. Hulton, C. Lyons, S. Mayer B. Laury, E. Turner, M. Shivers, R. Swafl ford, B. Frampton. THIRD ROW: J. Car- bonara, J. Mareno, J. Conte, G. Wanner, G. LaRue, K. Bunzil, E. Bass. . .J X R . , I , N, JL ,nz J 09, A A J' ,Af N I LIL -JU Q! I gl .f uf !,f'!9-2 f f ' ,If ' , ,FIRST ikow ,EFT TO MT: G. Turner, . U Gp Wilma , B, Cr KP. Clark, J. Zeb- 'LA9,f. M. Flgrlqer, S. lS5hit J. Palser, P. Laws. X . CQNIDUROW: Gray, L. Cosgrove, M. ,Wig De171faIErLy M. Elvangford, P. Foreacre, G. IJ' ,Ffie La, Miss Dunn, J. Simpkiss, L. Sill, G. X apposelli, W. Major, I. Wllllam. THIRD 'OW: N. Whitely, T. Sacher, D. Esbin, ,L . . LV H. Hall, E. Locke, W. Stewart, B. Fisher, B. Templin, H. Palmer, H. Roberts. I , I as v 4, 0 , ,pa , . if 9 5? 19 ,fl 0 ,f Q 0 Q 9-5 9 FIRST ROW, LE FT TO RIGHT4 D. Whitaker, D. Bull, M, Spevak, R. Biddle, Mr. Kazlo, D. Seward, P. Fisher, G. Fraziqr,N. Holden. SECOND ROW: J. Varella, L. Bradley, A Clark, H. Conard, D. Harris, S. Mann, C Nickle, J. Ritterson, L. Beck, C. Wall THIRD ROW: R. Hargan, W. Lamplugh, T. Reczek, J, Bender, W. Walker, H. Fulton, C. Gorman, R. Moore, Brousseau, E. Cham- bers, W. Wolfe, E. Good. v 9-4 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Thorpe N. Hook, M. Kennerly, M. Watson, Mrs McKeough, D. King, D. Doall, C. Brown B. Miller. SECOND ROW: H. King, S. Kirby P, Finn, S. Hamilton, M. Thomas, F. Lyle L. McCarthy, M. E. Conelesky, L. Pix H. Hampton, E. Layton. THIRD ROW: L. McNeal, R. Wolverson, J. T ribbett, D. Herd R. Lober, D. Vantine, C. Fry, J. DeFrank L. Clements, R. Morgan, M. Yegvita. 9-6 , FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Granbury, E. Smith, C. Rhoodes, S. Eddy, Mrs. Knies, L. Lommey, G. Logue, E. McCarthy, M. Ban- nister. SECOND ROW: B. Vorela, C. Sepcie, J. Ambrasino, E. Harwood, B. Blackstone, J. Matthews, C. Sepcie, L. Walker, P. Winter. THIRD ROW: J. Boyd, G. Peck, P. Saporosa, J. Marantino, E. Hayes, E. Bradley, W. Davidson, W. Swiegart, W. June, T. Moser. P a 5 5 w ww omore Wicerb an QOV5 PM LEFT URER SPONS To RIG G 1 S HI- archell- :nal-3 WeffRE5-,DE b 1 N sent, S5515 VICET. N61 so . n E TAR PRE Sack. lflda Walteii Ctpef-:ei and mack Min CLASS FL OWER. I R F1051 hemlock, Mrs' CLASS MOTTO: If we pave our roads with ORS: MLL-85 knowledge, our destiny will be success. 019A 0 m 0 re .6 If :KO !2M4gQx!M,. 1 'J ,' - ' . . S W 591199: 10 Academic FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Yeager, P. Kilmon, D, Minnich, I. Hash, J. Hobbs, H Turner, N. Jones, M. Bartow, D. Walke SECOND ROW: G. Watson, J. Byrne, T D'AMICO, B, Fisher, B. Pierce, L. McNeil, D Jones, W. Fisher, W. Chew. THIRDROW: R Yunker, S. Wanner, N. Sack, W. Gatchel W. Coleman. 10 Business Education FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Bradley, D. Butter- worth, J. DiMais, C. Ferguson, B. Zinzer, C. MacVeigh, C. Holland, J. Trice, L. Campbell, SECOND ROW: C. Scone, D. Conboy, M. Pyle, B. Chivallette,J. Mose- ly, C. Jones, L. Brown, J. Bail, M. Leitao. THIRD ROW: S. Thompson, J. Kester, E. Huddle, B. Ump- stead, H. Peters, A. Horne, C. Schnaitman, K. Moore, N. Plummer, J, Riddle. 10 Academic FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Waters, L. Ginns D. Jones, J. Bell, M. Ebell, P. Firlein, B. Crosgrove L. Watkins, A. Brown. SECOND ROW: L. White, R Matys, C. Fletcher, M. Clements, A. Evans, D. Krentz H. Talley. THIRD ROW: D. Stradus, L. White, C Moran, D. Jones, W. Cannon, B. Driscoll, R. Clements R. Lawrence, M. Wiedel, W. Ashby. X F Q Nw I 10 Business Education FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Cairo, D. Dodds, K. Trainer, A. Jacona, A. Melling, M. Barber, E. Reeves, S. Reeves, R. Willis. SECONDROW: J. Grant, R. Giovenella, S. Thompson, S. King, S. Beauchamp, P, Ahomen, J. McMaster, E. Davis, B. Brumbaugh, B. McLeod. THIRD ROW: R. Dunlap, J. Greenwood, T. Gaster, M. Quigley, VL. Sidlow, E. Bail, A, Dias, C. Shermaker, J. Linn, J. Beck. 10 General FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHI: H. Ashman, J. DiCecco, G. Farrel1y,.J. Killian. SECOND ROW: A. Sylvester, W. Inman, R. Burridge, G. Watson. . Q W ., .,, I duff, r I 54 0 .1 1 H 0. 5' lf' 5 , ' 'I A.- .5 xx gx I R 1 QI Cfl Y 1 R A. D' - '- , I. , 2 A lf' 1 I ,U I 2 , LX 0 10 Home Economics LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Titus, J. Titus, G. Car- roll, M. Parks, E. Small. . it .ia 3 10 Industrial FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Hinson, W. Linn D. Schrom, J. Palser, A. Schiocetti, M. Hahn, B Melling, D. Burke, F. Byrd. SECOND ROW: J, Wil- liams, A. Werts, R. Bryant, P. Lawson, M. McGuire L. Quinney, M. Firgone, A. Fleetwood. THIRD ROW J, Jackson, H. Boyd, R. Johnson, W. Sanders, R Gould, C. Byers, D. Huddle, E. Urban, W. Giles - - 0155 O I' L 0 4,1 YI gy YI LEFT nl 5 0 r 5 CZARY, SSCIRIGHTE P 0 nevieve By C1f1yroXICE'PRE utke- ' PREs1DlLg?113iNT L . Walt ewls Me 5? ON 509,51 Mr' Nuzem' W CL ASS s. Womb' er By!-H goniga 1. S e, A K and BX?-C CQLORS1 wow CLA SS FLC We R. . W . hlte ROS e CLASS MOTTO: We build the ladder by which we climb. u n I 0 r .6 11 Academic FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Rutter, J. Clayton, J. Caramanico, S. Davies, E Smith, N. Bail, S. Holt, M. Ferry, B. Dias, J Thompson, J. Baker. SECONDROW: R. Bell S. Hackett, C. Walls, D. Hudson, D. Bryant B. Bunner. THIRD ROW: s. Faga, R. Gal: busera, G. Scott, H. Whitby, W. Bryne, W Smith, W. Steele. 11 Home Economics LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Willis, F, Connolly, H. McGuire . iw if Y , W ,,,, f Ynmwwmw mwwtmwwwmwwvmwmmxwmwwmww 11 Academic FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. McDon- ough, S. Webster, J. Mannering, E. Jenkins J. Wasley, B, Simpkiss, M. Harris, A. Per- kins, M. Coleman. SECOND ROW: J. Moore S. Irwin, C. Wohnus, C. Lujak, V. White THIRD ROW: H. ,Reeves, J. Sacher, L Megonigal, L.. Pearson, E. Jones, R. Todd I , A I 7 Wi' f1l'Business Education ' ,,FIRsi2, ROW, A I FT TO RIGHT: S. Hollis, 1 JL! S. Pierce, hoen, G. Burke, M. Hulings, A H S, Newlin, . Burke, C. Taylor, G. Summers. I I I R sEcoNbf ROW: H. Reilly, T. Briscoe, J. C : A P Keeth, aB, Moerk, A. Kennerly, R. Segear, ,fre D, Flowers, J. Reed, M. Posey, J. Grady THIRD ROW: R. Madford, P. Darcy, V. Feltcher, J. Garrett, B. Dionne, B. Harris, C. Titus, I... Whittaker, G. ,Ganster, C. Nickle, J. Alwine. 11 Industrial FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: R. Ranson, A. Zach- arias, P. Ladosky, D. Fry, J. Ralston, C. Green, A. O'Berg, E. Martin. SECOND ROW: D. Laury, .I Tutlo, R. Ross, L. Saddler, R. Abbott, R. McLeod M. Kates, D. Bates, N, Davis. THIRD ROW: V. Bohenek, T. Morris, E. Shank, D. Peters, V. Love- lace, W. Conboy, C. Hillson, E. Jester. 11 Business Education FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: L. Costa, M Bowers, K. McClelland, E. LaRue, E. Morgan,C Hampton, N. Pierce. SECOND ROW: J. Robinson S. Bryant, L. Walsh, G. Burke, M. Bailiff, L Vernon, B. Poore. 11 General FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: O. Higgins, T, Sculley. SECOND ROW: D. Walters, W. Hill, F. Schnaitman, G. Hill. f-I WI-W ,P-W I '-a- 1 'E 'Gr-n 1 --'V 5 .,g, 'J- , b ' 1 'E-:-1:- Q Q .-1.-- '-H. 1 1 7. -f K- I 1 1 ul 1 .f 1 i .--..-4,-,W .1-.-...., :. In ll 1 f'-'131-',5'.E 2:5-.-g. ..-1 F2-'-1 -1-'F 55- 'F 3'-,g-, -'5 , ma 'Xia' -. 3:':,'2f:,: '1-LT.-:M r A pliill N I 11 XA-QA many pleas Now the As we elf ar 1 ocation or s In closing nay find thei ,lx e Nweyql- f -, .- , ig' 4551, . n , wif? . W wg - : A., -,A my fn.zfEa,. 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