Conestoga High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Berwyn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1962 volume:

Ex libris I THE CLASS OF ’62 PRESENTS THE Tonight brings graduation. Farewell Conestoga High But our mem'ries will carry on for years . . . All the things gone by. The autumn games of football, The winter with sports and cheers. The spring with our prom we won't forget. These were our high school years. Tonight we all remember The joy of these passing days. And for years to come we Pioneers Will sing Conestoga's praise. For we are the Pioneers, Mighty, mighty Pioneers Vict'ry and honor and fame. We are the Pioneers Always, in spirit and name. Words-KATHLEEN FOSTER Music-PETER R. MacKINNON 2 PIO TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty 14-29 Activities 28-55 NEER % Sports 56-81 Classes 82-149 CONESTOGA HIGH BERWYN, PENNA. 3 To WALTER R. HICKMAN whose enthusiasm has inspired us, whose efforts have encouraged us, and whose charm has captivated us we, the class of 1962, dedicate this Pioneer A VERY FULL YEAR r |r FALL Here we go again! Pat and Mike Junior Prom Curtain in 5 minutes! Student Council Induction Hey! Final Briefing WINTER Bloomer Girl 8 Queen of the Sports Regalia GYM SHOW Put on a happy face ' SPRING Senior Day OUR SENIOR PROM I I TRAT SCHOOL BOARD FRONT ROW: F. A. Young, Mrs. D. C. Madeira, Mrs. E. S. Matthews, Mrs. D. Hoehler, R. M. Goshorn, Mrs. V. K. Grif- fith, Mrs. E. Burke, Mrs. L. Fairchild, W. W. Buckwalter. SECOND ROW: J. J. Hucker, J. W. Ferriman, F. A. Bishop, J. A. Moody, C. E. Gibb, H. A. Samworth, R. H. Dolan, H. K. Ott. THIRD ROW: J. C. Deisher, H. O. White, Jr., A. W. Wood, Jr., B. O. McCracken, R. S. Platt, C. B. Wentworth, F. Seabock, S. V. Whitaker, H. M. Chance, II. FOURTH ROW: H. B. Nason, C. H. Darby, C. L. Viguers, III, A. J. May, T. A. Randolph, J. N. Carr. AB- SENT FROM PICTURE: C. I. Duncan, Jr., K. Eppehimer, Jr., J. F. Helmers, C. M. Nelson (replaced by P. F. Miller, Jr.), and V. D. Smith (replaced by F. B. Rankin). DISTRICT ADMINI OPERATING COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Mrs. E. C. Madeira, R. M. Goshorn, Mrs. L. Fairchild, Mrs. V. K. Griffith. SECOND ROW: F. A. Young, F. A. Bishop, J. J. Hucker, R. H. Dolan, H. A. Samworth. THIRD ROW: T. A. Randolph, C. L. Viguers III, S. V. Whit- aker, J. W. Ferriman. 16 I J. MAURICE STRATTAN B.S., West Chester State College Ed.M., Temple University Ed.D., University of Pennsylvania Superintendent of Schools STRATION ELLWOOD B. JACOBY B.S., M.S., University of Pennsylvania Principal Great Valley High School JOSEPH D. MOORE A.B., Franklin and Marshall College M.A., University of Pennsylvania Director of Secondary Education 17 CONESTOGA KARL A. ZETTELMOYER, B.S., M.A., Kutztown State Teachers College, Lehigh University, Temple University, Principal ADMINISTRATION ROBERT E. KEEHN A.B., Ed. M.f Temple University, Ursinus College, Assistant Principal JOSEPH H. KANE, B.S., Ed. AA., California S.T.C., Penn State Assistant Principal OFFICE: Miss Cook, Miss Neiman, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Lee. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Bright, Mr. Cap- oral, Mr. Downey, Mrs. Cunning- ham, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. DiAndrea, Mr. Wilmer. Ludmilla Bagdanow Fannie Joe Bouey Charles E. Finch James Carlin Evelyn Appeltofft Robert Lewis Ater Mary Jo Basehore James J. Ferry Margaret M. McMichael William F. Monahan 21 James R. Rosato Joseph R. Sapone Mary E. Golin Edith M. Meyers Joseph S. Ujobai Constance R. Aliis William Paolantonio Conrad Wilson Louis E. Caparro William Mechlin Ernest H. Meyer Phyllis P. Nash John E. Stauffer Anton F. Kiehner Paul R. Bernhardt Paul F. Vanderslice Carl M. Pennypacker Alta A. Fisher Harriet Trezise Joseph L. Richenderfer 25 Paul A. Baker Leon B. Gilbert John M. Loughlin Joanne W. Vannicolo Matilda MacNaughton Franklin D. Arbaugh Mary L. Dunlap Richard McDonough Elizabeth R. Mason Robert L. McCardell Catherine Lang Dr. Richard Bolster William G. Marion Janice Martin Alger C. Whitcraft Virginia Dulin Clara H. McElhaney George B. Ulrich George Washinko Suzanne H. Smith ACTIVI STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: B. Bishop, L. Woodrich, J. Mearns, B. Bollman, A. Brown, K. Foster, A. Henninger, C. Sutcliffe, J. Kiedaisch, T. Wagley, B. Nistico, Mr. Kane. SECOND ROW: T. Hanft, G. Paul, D. Casper, L. Johnson, S. Scott, P. Coleman, K. Wells, M. Sharp, T. Dominic, M. Woodall. THIRD ROW: S. Spencer, D. Clark, B. Irvin, M. Dougherty, J. Myers, J. Springer, E. Kearns, J. McFerrin, S. Scamell. FOURTH ROW: M. Duffy, H. Lender- man, J. Reis, R. Morrison, L. Ramsey, R. Wilkinson, T. McDonnell, J. Scott. FIFTH ROW: L. Locke, D. Hokanson, S. Welpott, B. Fedora, B. Pegg, D. Hagy, B. Evangelist. SIXTH ROW: D. Beatty, D. Schubert, B. Buckley, J. Souder, D. Pollock, T. Metz. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE K. Foster, T. Dominic, J. Souder, H. Lenderman, B. Buckley, S. Welpott, D. Pollock, J. Kiedaisch, B. Bishop, L. De- Night, R. Morrison, J. Mearns. COUNCIL OFFICERS K. Foster, D. Hagy, S. Welpott, D. Pollock. The Christmas program for the Orphans of the Northern Home is one of the most important projects of Student Council during the year. Preparations begin months in advance with collections of popsicle wrappers and green stamps and special drives for clothing and toys. The Christmas program was a lot of work for everyone, especially Judy Mearns and her committee, but the results were well worth it. Forty-five children attended the party, each receiving a gift from a homeroom and another from Santa Claus, alias Mr. Paolantonio. Besides the party, two truckloads of toys, food and clothing were sent to the Northern Home. YEARBOOK STAFF SEATED: E. Kearns, B. Buckley, J. Holman, R. Morrison, L. Ramsey, J. Hoxie, A. Babcock. SECOND ROW: M. Diltz, K. Foster, L. Crowle, M. Schauffele, J. Hill, T. Wagley, J. Mearns, L. Marlowe, S. Owen. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hickman, L Foster, N. Hartman, K. Stadthaus, L. Nelson, B. Hasselo, C. Jeffreys, P. Kavas, K. Stadthaus, M. Dougherty, S. Seavey, J. McGinnis. FOURTH ROW: J. Kelly, C. Kellner, P. Farley, C. John- son, B. Roberts, C. Detwiler, N. D'Orsaneo, L. Calhoun, M. Kerigan, S. Hammerquist, M. Bird, T. Boyle, K. Aikens, G. Paul. NOT SHOWN: S. Raach, J. Mowrer, S. Stefaniw, S. Grace, S. Vanderbeck, L. McMichael, E. McBride, J. Dailey, W. Weaver, R. Zansitis. YEARBOOK FINANCE FIRST ROW: B. Bollman, A. Green, Mr. Richenderfer, C. Sheets, J. Thomas. SECOND ROW: S. Brenner, L. Palmer, P. Coleman, S. Navarro, L. Kraft, L. Llewellyn, K. Benner. YEARBOOK COMMITTEES ACTIVITIES M. Diltz S. Stefaniw S. Vanderbeck S. Grace EDITORS B. Buckley, R. Morrison, L. Ramsey. SECOND ROW: M. Diltz, J. Hoxie'. LAYOUT L. McMichael E. McBride C. Harrington L. Foster K. Stadthaus CANDID S. Grace, B. Buckley, L. McMichael, R. Morrison, S. Stefaniw, L. Calhoon. SENIORS BACK: L. Mar- lowe, C. John- son. FRONT ROW: L. Nelson, $. Raach, S. Ham- merquist, J. Hox- ie, N. Hartman. SPORTS M. Kerigan, M. Dougherty, A. Boyle, M. Roberts, J. McGinnis, L. Ramsey. 33 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: G. Stackhouse, C. Randolph, D. Burghart, G. Henderson, D. Hagy, D. Ogden, P. Gulbrandsen. SECOND ROW: H. Rabben, C. Liebold, K. Cadwallader, K. Bolster, M. Lee, J. Holman, K. Foster, N. Edwards, B. Leach, K. Crawford. THIRD ROW: L. Haack, L. Jones, C. Sheets, R. Brown, J. Meyers, P. Wilkinson, A. Green, P. MacKinnon. FOURTH ROW: R. Morrison, F. Mooreshead, D. Pollock, B. Buckley, J Nutter, S. Schifter, G Waite, S. Scamell. Act well your part; there all the honor lies. Pope OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE S. Medlicott G. Henderson, D. Hagy, D. Burghart. SCHOOL AFFILIATION SERVICE FRONT ROW: Miss Bogdanow, S. Ingham, L. Colmery, B. Manbeck, J. McGraw, R. Merriam. SECOND ROW: E. Raburn, C. Helm, R. Jones, K. Wills, C. Gilbert, L. Holloway, F. Coover, C. Baird, Miss Basehore. 34 EDITORIAL STAFF SPOKE SEATED: P. Tully E. Brown C. Gilbert A. Owings Mr. Carlin B. Biklc W. Scott C. Osborne STANDING: J. Else K. Cunningham R. Harvey G. Christian S. Sawchuck C. Gent B. Hasselo L. Foster B. Richmond P. Gulbrandsen L. Fennelly R. McNaughton SPOKE EDITORS SEATED: B. Bikle, A. Owings, C. Gilbert. STANDING: W. Scott, E. Brown. SPOKE FINANCE SEATED: K. Southern S. Hansen S. Forrester J. DiFerdinando R. Crosby STANDING: Mr. Washinko P. Troilo D. Whitney N. Topping 35 FRONT ROW: S. Stone, J. Davidson, A. Worth, J. Irons. SECOND ROW: L. Fennimore, B. Schumacker, C. Waugaman, M. Simon, B. Filing, P. MacKinnon, J. Watson, L. Cochran, A. Williams, R. Boger. THIRD ROW: R Matthews, J. Sellers, B. Hale, C. Sutcliffe, B. Mauger, M. Jacklitch, D. Witwer, B. Chappelle, P. Klose, W. Gerhart, E. Keelen, J. Moody, W. Boger. FOURTH ROW: B. Van Lenten, S. Adams, T. Lamborn, B. Emery, R. Shields, D. Kinnan, A. Gilbert, J. Rimel, A. Parris, E. Church, B. Mann, R. Rice, F. Stein, Mr. Kiehner. ORCHESTRA SYMPHONIC BAND STANDING: Mr. Keihner. FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Keelen, L. Cochran, B. Wellen, S. Hoffman, L. Dorwart, P. Folk, S. Funderwhite, M. Spect, E. Samuelson, C. Waugaman, S. Davis, C. Booth, E. Hendrix. SECOND ROW: P. MacKinnon, B. Filing, K. Mays, R. Boger, H. Koup, R. Mauger, R. Witwer, M. Jacklitch, P. Klose, B. Moody, T. DiAndrea, R. Malcolm- som, D. Johnson. THIRD ROW: J. Watson, B. Mentzer, B. Mapes, D. Stopfel, B. Lull, B. Crawford, W. Schroeder, J. Lam- born, D. Weber, B. Emery, C. Moll, S. Bell, D. Meadowcraft, N. Patterson, C. Hoffman, R. Warnock, B. Boger. FOURTH ROW: A. Gilbert, J. Jacklitch, R. Rice, R. Shields, S. Wilhelm, D. Holloway, D. Kinnan, J. Pechin, J. Sparrow. FIFTH ROW: J. Rimel, M. L. Simon, A. Parris. MARCHING UNIT COLOR GUARD From left to right; J. Foot (Capt.), E. Harris, J. Mattis (Co-capt.), N. Brackbill, K. Benner, C. Thornton. FRONT ROW: K. Drozda, P. Me Cormick, W. Clarke, S. Smeigh B. Hale, K. Cadwallader, (cap tain), N. Griffith, (co-captain) R. Fitzsimons, P. Ragan, C. Bar ton, P. Supplee, L Freitas. MAJORETTES VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: J. Gwillim, C. Men- apace, S. Brenner, N. Hobbs, B. Manbeck. SECOND ROW: D. Wooden, T. Dominic, T. Steidel. THIRD ROW: B. Bollman, C. Nar- done, (co-captain). FOURTH ROW: M. Woodall, (captain). NOT SHOWN: J. Hoxie. FRONT ROW: D. Zaccarelli, S. Marshall, T. Stevenson, R. Far- rlnger, S. Baker, M. Tully, K. Crawford, C. Johnson. SECOND ROW: L Mechlin, J. Anderson, J. Harper, L. Holloway, K. How- ard, N. Edwards, M. Kerigan, T. Wagley, S. Weber, P. Wilkin- son, A. Owings, C. Schultz. THIRD ROW: K. Wells, C. McNerney, B. Bikle, B. Stackhouse, N. Gow- land, J. McGraw, S. Ingham, D. Niklaus, J. Ward, D. Cunningham, C. Collins, J. Pinkerton. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ulrich, C. Menapace, T. Steidel, D. Wooden, B. Man- beck, N. Hobbs, M. Woodall, J. Hoxie, C. Nardone, J. Gwillim, A. Dominic, S. Brenner, B. Boll- man, P. Wilkinson. PEP CLUB JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS DISTRICT ORCHESTRA P. MacKinnon, S. Stone. FRONT ROW: S. Hatch, J. Irons, R. MacKinnon. SECOND ROW: J. Moody, M. Baldwin, P. Mac- Kinnon, D. Pollock. DISTRICT CHORUS A CAPPELLA CHOIR FRONT ROW: B. Denniston, S. Medlicott, J. Mearns, S. Knorr, J. Irons, C. Arnold, P. MacKinnon, D. Pollock, B. Johnson, S. Wahl, M. Simon, G. Steidel, L Marlowe, S. Nelson, K. Bolster. SECOND ROW: R. MacKinnon, D. Zaccarelli, J. Reynolds, J. Foot, S. Brenner, P. Hard, B. Mann, J. Beatty, G. Orr, K. Thomsen, E. Bischoff, R. Lee, S. Stone, B. Crofford, S. Hatch, L. Dorward, H. Madison. THIRD ROW: C. Raker, A. English, R. Rice, L. Fennelly, M. Schauffele, C. Johnson, L. Nelson, F. Wood, B. Emery, R. Witwer, D. Weber, R. Carbo, E. Sohier, P. Uhrin, D. Kennedy, C. Davies, L. DeNight, K. Drozda, L. Baldinger, V. Rutter. FOURTH ROW: P. Lohse, W. Deeks, D. Clark, R. Gaillard, L. Jones, B. Brown, J. Moody, W. Holland, J. Sparrow, R. Coleman, D. Ridgely, A. Murden, B. Kennedy, J. Fissel, R. Martinsen, B. Williams, N. Abernethv. G. Paul, C. Walker, K. Zettelmoyer, M. Baldwin. MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW: J. Freeman, P. Self, M. Walker, K. Alexander, F. DeBoard, J. Frazier, J. Reoch, B. Hudspeth, B. Reoch, K. Foster, C. Thornton, B. Butler, J. Applequist, D. Claney. SECOND ROW: J. Tiller, J. Brown, C. Young, S. Gibbons-Neff, S. Byassee, C. Osburn, P. Miller, B. Bruns, R. Ball, G. Farrant, T. Hidell, B. Hitchens, S. Villei, S. Schellenger, D. Bardslee, L. Grier. THIRD ROW: M. Russum, J. Ryner, C. Brown, B. Reed, J. Else, L. Schofield, C. McClade, J. Setzer, V. Calloway, E. Florian, B. Brecht, J. Lloyd, J. Meyers, A. Smith, J. Oliver, H. Hardester, P. Schoch, M. Lathrop, S. Rankin, S. Jackson, S. Chappel, M. Hall, J. Stevenson. FOURTH ROW: B. Tiller, P. Wright, J. Shellhuse, M. Collins, S. Conway, D. Tibbs, J. Weidman, B. Grubb, K. Greene, D. Rigg, J. Wooden, T. Colby, L. Richardson, D. Schoeninger, G. Costello, C. Foehl, H. Eadeh, S. Smith, N. Darling, M. Traster, C. Preston, P. Bolster. FIFTH ROW: S. Brooks, E. Vause, S. Riebert, M. Cummingham, B. Darrell, E. Frost, B. Bigelow, M. Pettey, L. Gilmore, J. Shelley, M. Thorne, B. Hoffman, C. Magnus, P. Suhrie, J. Kovacs, S. Whitaker, M. Glenden- ning, B. Kreemer, S. Neyhart, S. Payne, B. Spang, J. Goldburger, N. Brown, P. Meyers. DISTRICT BAND BAND FRONT ROW: J Watson' B- Filin9, P. MacKinnon. SECOND ROW: D. Kinnan, B. Emery, A MAWZ MONITORS FRONT ROW: K. Liebold, J. Kelly, T. Kummer, R. Consalvi. SECOND ROW: C. Winn, T. Moorshead, L. Jones, C. Detwiler. THIRD ROW: R. Morrison, R. Hedderick, J. Nutter, J. Kovacs, G. Henderson. BOYS LEADERS CLUB FRONT ROW: R. Morrison, J. Souder, S. Schifter, J. Good, B. Buckley, D. Schubert, L. Calhoon, B. Shain. SECOND ROW: J. Kiedaisch, F. Hamer, J. Metzler, D. Casper, C. Detwiler, L. Wilson, N. Lewis, R. Kolze, T. Hanft, S. Spencer, J. Wilson. THIRD ROW: J. Haney, D. Coffey, D. Hartwell, R. Beatty, J. Scott. FOURTH ROW: V. Calloway, T. Crawford, B. Mapes, E. Whiteley. FRONT ROW: J. Hulton, B. Pierce, B. Buckley, W. Lutz, J. Good, D. Schubert, L. Calhoon, G. Henderson, S. Schifter, D. Hull. SECOND ROW: R. Haviland, J. Langton, W. Reoch, W. Sterling, G. Way, S. Spencer, D. Johnson, S. Sharpless, G. Orr, B. Shain. THIRD ROW: V. Scamell, J. Scott, R. Hedderick, J. Moorhouse, J. Paulding, S. Sawchuck, J. Goodchild, B. Linder, N. Lewis. NOT SHOWN: B. Moody, L. Gorick. HI-Y MODERN DANCE FRONT ROW: T. Ciaccia, S. Lee, C. Menapace, R. Lee, K. Crawford, N. Hobbs, B. Bollman, T. Pyne, S. Brenner, K. Reynolds, A. Sucher, K. Wells, M. Woodall, A. Owings, B. Bishop, R. Jones, D. Nichlaus, L. Ferriman, R. Brown, J. Anderson, P. Clarke, P. Coleman. SECOND ROW, STANDING: K. Bolster, G. Oslin, S. Downs, R. Callowhill, P. Ragan, S. Kelly, L. Grosholz, G. Jones, L. Gilmore, N. Phair, P. Rice, K. Howard. FRONT ROW: D. Niklaus, D. Ingram, S. Ingham, S. Knorr, J. Kiedaisch, K. Cadwallader, R. Matthews, C. Helm, E. Kersey, M. Coleman. SEC- OND ROW: A. Henninger, G. Costello, L. McMichael, J. Crawford, P. Fuller, K. McCarthy, G. Oslin, D. Lundelius, B. Nistico, R. Phillips, M. Deltz. THIRD ROW: N. Phillips, M. Wilder, K. Green, S. Newhart, A. Owings, P. Rice, C. Harrington, K. Kavas. FOURTH ROW: S. Whitaker, N. Jewson, K. Keenly, L Okie, N. Hobbs, D. Wooden. FIFTH ROW: G. Stackhouse, J. Grace, R. Brown, S. Weber, M. Woodall, P. Roberts, C. Geist, J. McFerrin, M. Dougherty, C. Arnold, R. Wiley. GIRLS GREETERS BOYS GREETERS J. Souder, S. Schifter, J. Good, J. Kiedaisch, D. Schubert, L. Calhoon, C. Hannig. SECOND ROW: D. Detwiler, R. Morrison, J. Kelly, J. Scott, N. Lewis, W. Lutz, T. Lewis, B. Buckley. THIRD ROW: R. Russell, M. Duffy, B. Buckley, D. Greer, R. Kirkner T. Whitely. FRONT ROW: K. Walsh, S. Medlicott, S. Campbell, J. Holman, M. Diltz. STANDING: Mrs. McMichael, C. Johnson, B. Bikle, L. Nelson, N. Hartman, A. Owings, M. Schauffele. WORLD LITERATURE SEMINAR CURRENT WORLD PROBLEMS FRONT ROW: E. Rayburn, C. Witt, A. Darling, P. Wilkinson. STANDING: Mrs. Golin, T. Wise, D. Hokanson, D. Burghart. SEATED: N. Hobbs, C. Witt. SECOND ROW: P. Taws, C. Menapace. THIRD ROW: N. Brown, S. Brooks, S. Hopkins, L. Hannum, B. Manbeck, P. Ragan, P. Wilkinson, S. Forrester, J. Hargreave , K. Asquith. FINE ARTS CLUB RUSSIAN CLUB From left to right, FRONT ROW: F. DeBoard, A. Melber, P. Lewis, W. Register, R. Metzler, D. Lewis, Miss Bogdanow. SECOND ROW: N. Williams, C. Bullock, D. Smith, R. Arentz, R. Pearson, C. Geist, K. Asquith, J. Appelquist. FRONT ROW: B. Grubb, M. Carroll, C. Leary, B. Dixon, P. Everett, G. Jones, J. Kovacs, S. Seavey. SECOND ROW: B. Bruns, G. King, T. Collery, D. Friedhofer, Mr. Gilbert, E. Paski, E.Kearns, M. Diltz. SCHOOL STORE LIBRARY AIDES FIRST ROW: S. Davies, P. Fuller, P. Meyers, H. Vanorman, C. Byrne, M. Bird, D. D'Ambrosia, L. Powers, C. Marcantonio. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Baldwin, J. Harper, W. Pyle, K. Jackson, E. Seath, P. Duncan, A. Owings, P. Supplee, W. Hare, Mr. O'Dea. THIRD ROW: P. McDonald, M. Varnum, K. Benner, B. Darrell, J. Jacklitch, S. Nibling, M. Baldwin, S. Ayling, S. Byassee, C. Helm, A. Selditch, B. Roberts. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA SEATED: S. Hammerquist, D. D'Ambrosia, E. Thomas. SECOND ROW: 1. Ferriman, J. Thomas, L. Kraft, B. Frost, J. Goldberger, J. McGraw, N. Edwards. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: K. Benner, S. Embick, S. Davies, J. Edwards, Mrs. Nash, D. Jackson, T. Stevenson, D. Shepherd. ilii FRONT ROW: C. Aseltine, J. Abel, M. Schaeffer. SECOND ROW: B. Leech, C. Glisson, R. Myers, P. Suhrie, S. Smeigh, B. Stackhouse, P. Ragan, C. McGlade, N. Phillips. THIRD ROW: H. Rowland, J. Keller, M. Pupek, C. Magill, P. Everett, N. Patterson, D. Fair, J. Hoxie, P. Farley, M. Specht, Mrs. Lang. FOURTH ROW: D. Ingram, R. Merriam, G. Hunter, J. Crawford, B. Gwynn, B. Mentzer, F. Bohn, C. Baird, M. Tully, S. Gulbrand- sen. FRONT ROW: J. Harper, J. Lutz, N. Topping, J. Zito, C. Young, R. Farringer. SECOND ROW: M. Gentry, J. Godwin, I .Packer, S. Hansen, P. Dowlin, P. Fuller, J. Freeman, H. Stevens, B. Kimes. THIRD ROW: T. Dominic, C. Jans, J. Berry, C. Gilbert, M. Tully, K. Benner, J. Kovacs, C. Baugher, Mrs. McEIHaney. JUNIOR RED CROSS FINANCE BANKING FRONT ROW: Mrs. Dunlap, D. Segner, B. Leach, I. Springer, J. Parelia, Mrs. McElhaney. SECOND ROW: L. Harris, T. Kocsis, R. Fitzsimons, J. Moore, A. Ciccocelli. THIRD ROW: B. Weaver, M. Malpeli, C. Stitler, J. Meissner, L. Acquilante, C. Baugher. C. Burton, C. Rubbo, E. Burgess, Mr. Whitcraft, Mr. Ulrich, A. Talley, P. Tarr, S. Quay, R. Consalvi. .. m J. Buck, P. Singiser, J. Turner, E. Jones, J. Georges, F. Ortner, D. Bower, B. Symmonds, R. Taylor, J. Bruce, T. Ridley, Dr. Finch, J. Clair, P. Wilkinson, R. Harvey, M. Dodge. CHESS CLUB DRAMATICS CLUB C. Gent, Dr. Finch, E. Sohier, C. McNarney, V. Benfield, S. Schellenger, P. Singiser, C. Jans. R. Warden, R. Jarvis, R. McCarey, T. Thompson, S. Drabek, Mr. Kiehner. STAGE CRAFT FRENCH CLUB Dr. Langebartel, A. Achenbaum, J. Hulton, K. Liebold, M. Lathrop, D. Hokanson, R. Russell. S. Raach FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Wat- son, B. Filing, L. Cochran, S. Hoff- man, E. Keelen, H. Wellens. SEC- OND ROW: B. Gerhart, P. Kloze, M. Jacklitch, D. Kinnan, B. Emery, C. Moll, B. Moody, T. D'Andrea, D. Johnson, B. Boger, A. Parris, R. Rice. THIRD ROW: J. Sparrow, F. Gilbert, J. Pechin. VALLEY FORGE AREA BAND SYMPHONIC TRAINING BAND B. Band. FRONT ROW, left to right: E. Hendricks, E. R. Malcolmson, B. O'Neil, B. Leach, L. Vandenbroek, B. Mentzer. SECOND ROW: C. Wau- gaman, Q. Romberger, S. Koup, D. Stopel, S. Daly, T. Sweet, B. Mau- ger, M. Jacklitch, B. Hoffman, N. Patterson, R. Warnock. THIRD ROW: M. Gooden, P. Earl, B. Atkinson, N. Hague, Johnson, F. Ellingson, B. Mapes, B. Full, B. Crawford, J. Jacklitch, M. Simon, S. Wilhelm, D. Halloway, J. Jacklitch, J. Car- olan, J. Rimel, A. Powers. From left: H. Wray, J. Pfeiffer, D. Matthews, R. Williams, Mr. Heister, W. Brown, J. Battavio. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE FRONT ROW: P. Condon, T. Hickman, D. Hokanson, C. Randolph, D. Atkinson, J. Reoch, L. Cochran. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bauer, A. Foster, W. Taylor, R. Bowden, M. Davis, J. Scott, Mr. Gibson. THIRD ROW: T. Wise, R. Coffey, W. Hadick, R. Camp, J. Frazier. NOT SHOWN: M. DeSantis. SCIENCE CLUB SENIOR CLASS TRIP 54 ■ i fr RTS V sr COACH S.ST0 COACH FRONT ROW: C. Randolph, E. Wright, W. Shain, J. Graham, B. Buckley, D. Schubert, J. Beatty, D. Pollock, R. Stover, S. Welpott, Mr. Ujobai, Mr. Roco. SECOND ROW: R. Holliday, B. Irvin, D. Hagy, P. Dodson, R. Zansitis, W. Weaver, C. Burton, D. Weld, Mr. Caparro. THIRD ROW: T. Hidell, A. Murden, L. Wilson, W. Holland, J. Frazier, R. Beatty, J. Whitelock, B. Moody, G. Orr, F. Porter, J. Wyatt, E. McBride. FOURTH ROW: L. Elisio, D. Clark, W. Harris, B. Pegg, C. Hamilton, R. Taylor, J. Hennessey, A. Greene, M. Wilson, L. Lock. FIFTH ROW:' R. Sabbi, P. Biggers, L. Richardson, S. Dyers, S. Spencer, J. Hovanietz, C. Darlington, D. Alleva, S. Pierce. SIXTH ROW: P. McDonald, R. Barrett, W. Winchester, J. Jackman, C. Greshem, B. Lee, M. Barajas, S. Spear, V. Calloway, F. Summers, Mr. Paolantonio. FOOTBALL COACHES—SITTING: F. Rocco, J. Ujobai, L. Caparro. STANDING: W. Paolantonio. Scores WE 34 Harriton THEY 7 34 Spring-Ford 7 33 Boyertown 6 26 Coatesville 7 39 Owen J. Roberts 0 40 Conshohocken 0 20 Phoenixville 0 7 Pottstown 12 20 Downingtown 7 21 West Chester 0 Conestoga wound up its final season in the Ches-Mont league with a 9-1 record and possession of second place. The only blemish on the Pioneers' record was the 7-12 loss to the Trojans of Pottstown in the final five seconds of the game. The fine record the Pioneers compiled was truly a team effort which is evident from the number of individual awards received by the team members. Steve Welpott and John Beatty were named to first-team positions on the All-Ches-Mont team, while Bob Zanzitis, Ron Holliday and Walt Holland received honorable mention. Beatty, Holliday, Schubert, Welpott were also named to the All-Main- Line First Team. Beatty was named to the Philadelphia All-Scholastic Second Team, while Schubert, Holliday, and Welpott received honorable mention. During the nine-game season Holliday scored 60 points, Holland, 54, and Wel- pott, 42. Beatty, Metz, Murden and Burton all ended the season with 12 points. All this scoring would have been impossible without the fine blocking of John Beatty, Dexter Hagy, Bob Zanzitis, Don Schubert, Bob Stover, Walt Weaver, Bill Shain and Bruce Buckley who made up the Pioneers' front wall. Three seniors, Brad Pierce, Ed Wright, and Charlie Randolph were the stalwarts of Conestoga's defensive team which led the league in defense. Tom Metz rounded out the powerful backfield. Jointly responsible for the Pioneers' fine season were the four coaches. Bill Paolantonio, head coach; Joe Ujobai, backfield coach; Frank Rocco and Lou Caparro, line coaches. The 1961 Pioneer team was, in the tradition of Conestoga, a powerful, aggressive and sportsmanlike ball club. FRONT ROW: H. Shaw, R. Hodgson, T. DiPietriantonio, K. Stewart, G. Christian, D. Meadowcroft, J. Wilson, R. Donato, J. Wertz. SECOND ROW: R. Morrison, M. Gruss, R. Camp, P. Ciaccia, D. Hull, P. Murphy, J. Hulton, P. Yocum, J. Battavio. THIRD ROW: Mr. Billy, N. Clark, M. Sayles, R. Warden, J. Moorhouse, J. Nutter, J. Haney, T. DiPiano, Mr. Ater. SOCCER SENIORS KNEELING: K. Stewart, J. Nutter, R. Camp, G. Christian, P. Yocum, D. Hull. STANDING: M. Gruss, P. Murphy, Mr. Billy, J. Hulton, R. Morrison, R. Warden. SCORES WE THEY 3 Unionville 0 4 West Chester 1 4 Penncrest 0 0 Harriton 2 1 Lower Merion 3 1 Brandywine 1 1 Westtown 2 1 Unionville 1 2 Hill School 0 5 Brandywine 3 4 Church Farm School 1 1 Penncrest 1 0 Hill School 3 The 1961 soccer season at Conestoga was started with a great deal of enthusi- asm under its new coaches, J. Albert Billy and Robert Ater. A good schedule was arranged and everyone worked hard from the first day to the finish. There were several boys available for each position which made competition very keen. The team was fortunate to have a fast line led by Tony DiPietriantonio, the high scorer of the season. Bob Warden, voted the outstanding goalie of the area, and Ron Morrison, the team's number one inside, were co-captains. In the third week of the season the boys, angered by successive defeats by Unionville and West Chester, met and overwhelmed a powerful Penncrest team 5-0. After bowing to Lower Merion, Harriton, and Westtown, Conestoga tied in succession Unionville, Brandywine, and Penncrest. There followed three victories at the expense of Church Farm, Hill School and Brandywine. Hill School returned to defeat Conestoga in the last game. The final tally showed four wins, six losses, and three ties. FRONT ROW: A. McCall, J. Mearns, D. Ogden, T. Wagley, S. Medlicott S. Gibbons-Neff, N. Abernethy. SECOND ROW: Miss Dulin, L Haack, B. Darrell, R. Rice, S. Graeser, M. Bird, L. Ramsey, C. Force, J. McFerrin, J. McGinnes, J. Myers, B. Stackhouse. Although the girls' hockey team either lost or tied their first five games, they rallied to finish out the season with five straight wins. The varsity squad, com- posed of twelve seniors and two juniors, owes much of its success to coaches, Elizabeth Mason and Virginia Dulin. The co-captains were Dulany Ogden and Lynn Ramsey. The top scorers of the season were Lynn Ramsey and Judy Myers with five goals each. Much of the credit for the five voctories belongs to Judy Myers and Sue Graeser, the team s two most improved players. The Junior Varsity had a record of five wins, two losses, and three ties, which will provide a fine basic framework for the hockey teams of both Conestoga and Great Valley. Judy Mearns' mutt Buffy joins the team during halftime. This drive ended in one of the scores in the Conshohocken game. SCORES WF THEY 0 West Chester 0 0 Owen J. Roberts 2 1 Phoenixville 3 2 Haverford 2 0 Pottstown 0 2 Conshohocken 1 4 Coates ville 1 1 Boyertown 0 2 Lower Merion 1 3 Spring-Ford 0 COACHES: E. Mason, V. Dulin. HOCKEY FRONT ROW: B. Denniston, S. Baker, B. Capriolo, S. Jackson, B. Holland, C. Preston, N. Ward, P. Bolster, P. Self. SECOND ROW: C. Thornton, M. McCoy, A. McCall, L. Johnson, S. McFerrin, S. Conway, G. Mearns, J. Ward, S. Schellenger, H. Eadeh. THIRD ROW: L. Mechlin, L. Steever, J. Davidson, B. Hoffman, B. Bigelow, J. Shellhase, S. Brooks, S. Hatch, Miss Mason. -ROSS CO'JNff, SS COUHW 5$ COUMTffY FRONT ROW: J. O'Donovan, D. Johnson, N. Lewis, P. MacKinnon, S. Rice, J. Thomas, R. Walter. SECOND ROW: D. Pohlman, H. Wray, S. Burns, F. Sharon, E. Paxson, R. Chappelle, P. Lohse. THIRD ROW: M. Korn, J Oram-Smith, M. Parker, B. Kennedy, J. Parsons, V. Scamell. FOURTH ROW: M. Schriener, F. Highley, G. Brautigan, J. Brown. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Monacan, M. Hall, E. Sohier, D. Burghart, D. Barr. CROSS COUNTRY Coach Monahan with seniors Matthew Korn, Peter MacKinnon, and Ron Walter. SCORES WE THEY 19 Norristown 44 35 West Chester 22 15 Downingtown 50 22 Phoenixville 36 27 Lower Merion 31 38 Coatesville 17 33 Boyertown 24 33 North Penn 26 43 Pottstown 16 43 Spring-Ford 16 17 Upper Merion 46 In Cross Country the low team score denotes the winner. FRONT ROW: W. Kearns, H. Hopkins, R. Allen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Baker, R. Rigg, M. Schreiner, K. Griffith, Mr. Bernhardt. THIRD ROW: R. Gaillard, J. Thomas, L. Wilson, D. Hagy, J. Graham, P. Neff. WRESTLING Mr. Baker instructs seniors Howard Hopkins, Dexter Hagy, Jack Graham, Ronnie Allen, and Ken Griffith. This year's wrestling team under the able coaching of Mr. Paul Baker and Mr. Paul Bernhardt finished their season with a rec- ord of six wins and six losses. The team was privileged to have two Sectional Wrestling Champs, Ronnie Allen and Lee Wilson. Five of the team's starting men were seniors and will leave the team this year. They are Howard Hopkins—103, Ronnie Allen—117, Ken Griffith—145, Dexter Hagy—180, and Jack Graham—unlimited. 67 FRONT ROW: I. Sentz, D. Pollock, L. Calhoun, G. Waite, D. Ammerman, G. Bennington. SECOND ROW: P. Dodson, P. Macmillan, B. Brown T. Metz, J. Wilson. THIRD ROW: J. Phillippo, J. Pheiffer, Mr. McDonough. BASKETBALL Coach McDonough with seniors Don Ammerman, George Waite, Lee Cal Don Ammerman gets two foul shots, houn, Dave Pollock and Irv Sentz. Irv Sentz tries for two points on jump shot. Bennington attempts to score. Irv Sentz takes pass from Dave Pollock. Under new coach Dick McDonough the basketball team ended a highly successful season with a com- mendable 19-5 record, the best record for a Conestoga five in the school's history. After opening with a long-waited for victory over Radnor, the Pioneers lost only one game in the first half of league play, a 64-62 heart-breaker to Coatesville. The team finished the season second to Coatesville in league competi- tion, and with a 14-4 mark in the Ches-Mont league. Don Ammerman, Dave Pollock, Lee Calhoun, and team captain George Waite all received the recognition they deserved in the form of election to the All-Ches-Mont and all-county teams. Irv Sentz was a unanimous choice for All-Ches-Mont and all-county honors. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: H. Griffin D. Ridgely C. Ogle J. Reese J. Jacklitch SECOND ROW: T. Colby H. Linderman R. Milner A. Smith THIRD ROW: A. Williams Mr. Gasser FRONT ROW: J. Smith, J. McMenamin, J. McFerrin, J. Mearns, D. Ogden, L. Romberger. SECOND ROW: Miss Dulin, J. Meyers, N. Abernethy, L. Haack, M. Kerrigan, L Llewellyn. BASKETBALL Miss Dulin with seniors J. Mearns, D. Ogden, N. Abernethy, L. Haack, M. Kerigan, J. Myers. Coached by Miss Virginia Dulin and Miss Elizabeth Mason, the varsity basketball team compiled a 4-4 record for the 1961-62 season. The team started out with two easy games with Coatesville and Springford but was stopped by a disappointing 35-37 loss to Owen J. Roberts. However, they came back to beat Conshohocken 22-14. This game was followed by losses to both West Chester, 34-37, and Springfield, 34-47. In the last two games Conestoga defeated Downingtown 34-33 but lost to Boyertown 15-32. The high scorer was Judy Mearns, and the team co-captains were Judy Mearns and Linda Haack. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: G. Moorshead, M. Cunningham, B. Darrell, B. Frost, J. Soissons. SECOND ROW: S. Kolze, B. Grubb, B. Holland, C. Geist, B. Schaeffer. THIRD ROW: J. Springer, J. Shellhase, B. Hoffman, B. Bigelow, S. Schellenger. FRONT ROW: Mr. Baker, D. Kremzier, B. Pierce, C. Burton, B. Irvin, E. Wright, S. Burns, G. Brown, D. Johnson, J. Thomas, D. Hedderick, Mr. Ulrich, coach. SECOND ROW: S. Rice, B. Priestley, B. Zansitis, D. Ammerman, J. Good, D. Pollock, R. Walter, J. Beatty, G. Bennington. THIRD ROW: D. Coffey, R. Atkinson, J. Haney, N. Lewis, J. Oram-Smith, S. Spencer, J. Scott, R. Shelley, J. O'Donovan, R. Martinsen. FOURTH ROW: W. McAdoo, R. Crawford, L. Elisio, J. Watson, M. Schreiner, R. Rinckenburger, B. Buckley, W. Sterling, D. Pearce, L. Marshall. FIFTH ROW: J. Comsia, R. Corey, T. McDonnell, H. Spear, R. Roberts, J. Speck, L. Conover, M. Hall, V. Calloway, M. Hunt. SIXTH ROW: W. Rowe, P. Ciaccia, T. Priestley, S. Pierce, C. Wilmot, D. Weld, G. Brautigam, L. Richardson, M. Cunningham. TRACK SENIORS FRONT ROW: Mr. Baker, B. Zansitis, C. Burton, B. Irvin, E. Wright, J. Beatty, G. Brown, Mr. Ulrich. SECOND ROW: W. Priestley, R. Kremzier, B. Pierce, D. Pollock, D. Ammerman, R. Walter, J. Good. THIRD ROW: D. Johnson, R. Hedderick, S. Burns, J. Thomas. Coach George Ulrich with Brad Pierce and Bob Zansitis, the discus relay team that broke the Ches-Mont relay rec- ord. Coaches George Ulrich and Paul Baker with Don Ammerman and George Bennington, the high jumping pair that broke the school relay record with 11 ft. 6 in. Coaches with Lenny Elisio and Bill Sterling, the pole vault team that broke the school relay record with 23 feet. Coaches with 2-mile relay team of Dave Johnson, Spencer Rice, John Beatty, and John Thomas Coaches with 880-yard relay team, John Haney, Cortie Burton, Matthew Cunningham, and Bigler Irvin. FRONT ROW: P. Dodson, J. Holton, R. Stover, R. Morrison, D. Schubert, S. Welpott, D. Peters, W. Holland, S. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Mr. Heister, W. Moore, T. Metz, J. Hennessey, J. Whitelock, B. Pegg, J. Reese, W. Boger, R. Rothrock, B. Milligan, Mr. Gasser. VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROW: B. Boucher, G. Tarrant, A. Murden, J. Frazier, R. Russell, A. Holbert. SECOND ROW: J. Battavio, J. Sparrow, J. Agnew, T. Whiteley, J. Wilson, J. Goodchild, Mr. Gasser. Despite starting the season with a 2-1 loss to Lower Merion the baseball team's spirit remained high and the Pioneers bounced back with 10-0 win over Valley Forge Military Academy the following week. After a 4-1 loss to Spring-Ford, Cones- toga defeated consecutively Conshohocken 2-1 and Downingtown 11-6. A period of losses was followed by a 9-4 victory over Owen J. Roberts which ended the season. The final record of 4 wins and 7 losses is not an indication of the outstanding performances inspired by the fine pitching of captain Steve Welpott and the timely hitting of Walter Holland. The team was under the direction of coaches Mr. Heister and Mr. Gasser. SENIORS FRONT ROW: P. Dodson, S. Armstrong, D. Peters, R. Morrison. SECOND ROW: Mr. Heister, J. Hulton, D. Schubert, S. Welpott, R. Stover. Mr. Gasser. FRONT ROW: T. Boyle, T. Wagley, S. Gibbons-Neff, S. Jackson, J. Smith, J. Mearns, S. Medlicott. SECOND ROW: N. Edwards, D. Wooden, J. Shellhase, L. Haack, L. Palmer, B. Darrell, L. Llewellyn, J. Meyers, D. Ogden, L. Romberger, C. Witt, Miss Mason. VARSITY LACROSSE J.v. FRONT ROW: K. McCarthy, B. Denniston, G. Mearns, S. Knorr, M. Schaeffer, W. Clark, B. Kersey. SECOND ROW: B. Paine, S. Young, S. Mc- Ferrin, B. Bigelow, M. Cunningham, C. Brown, S. Ingham, S. Kolze, C. Schultz. The lacrosse team under Coach Miss Elizabeth Mason showed a definite improvement over last year's team although the record was only 1 win, 3 losses, and 2 ties. The spirit and team play was very commend- able, and as a result there were many close games. Sue Medlicott and Nancy Edwards, the co-captains for the season, pulled the team together as links be- tween the attack and defense, and Judy Mearns accounted for most of the goals. The Pioneers were for- tunate to have Taffy Boyle as their capable center and Linda Haack as an outstanding coverpoint. One of the hardest jobs on the field is goaltender. Leslie Romberger, a junior, did a fine job at that position. Two other juniors who will be a great asset to next year's team are Judy Smith and Donyce Wooden. Miss Mason demonstrates to seniors Dulaney Ogden, Linda Haack, Trina Wagley, Linda Llewellyn, Sewall Gibbons-Neff, Taffy Boyle, Judy Mearns, Linda Palmer, and Sue Medlicott. FRONT ROW: L. Lambert, C. Barton, M. Metzler, L. Robinson, C. Wood. SECOND ROW: Miss Bagdanow, L. Macey, S. Phillips, M. Kerigan, M. Thorn, L. Ramsey, J. McGinnes, P. Roberts. TENNIS Miss Bagdanow demonstrates to seniors Mary Lou Kerigan, Lynn Ramsey, Connie Wood, and Joan McGinnes. Despite the fact that the coach Miss Bagdanow was new to Conestoga, she did a fine job helping the team. The season was started with a 3-2 win over Marple- Newtown followed by a 1-4 loss to Norristown. The girls came back, however, to defeat West Chester 4-1 and Plymouth-Whitemarsh 5-0. The final record for the season was 3 wins and 4 losses. The first three positions were held by Joan Mc- Ginnes, a senior. Sue Phillips, a freshman, and Lynn Ramsey, a senior. The first doubles team was composed of sophomores Lynn Lambert and Marjorie Thorn. Sen- iors Connie Wood and Mary Lou Kerigan were the sec- ond doubles team. FRONT ROW: R. Metzler, R. Stamen, D. Beatty, A. Nagel. SECOND ROW: S. Tait, N. Clark, K. Stuart, B. Kennedy, P. McMillan, R. Williams, Mr. Marion. TENNIS Coach Mr. Marion with seniors Blair Kennedy and Ken Stuart. The boys' tennis team under the direction of Mr. Marion finished their season with a 3-7 record which was good considering the team was composed of main- ly juniors and sophomores. The only seniors on the team were Ken Stuart and Blair Kennedy. The first four positions were held by Paul McMillan, Ned Clark, Art Nahal and Bob Stamen respectively. Dick Beatty and Roger Metzler composed the doubles team. The most outstanding player was Ned Clark, a sophomore, who ended the season with an 8-2 record. Conestoga can expect a fine tennis team next year; five of the first seven men will be returning. Great Valley will inherit Bob Stamen, John Powell and the fine coaching ability of Mr. Marion. FRONT ROW: T. Way, D. Hokanson, R. Becker. SECOND ROW: B. Register, E. Brown, D. Stamen, M. Civitello, Mr. Ujobai. GOLF Mr. Ujobai with seniors T. Way, D. Stamen, and M. Civitello. Under the watchful eye of Joseph Ujobai, Conestoga's golfers rolled through an almost perfect season with only one loss to Coatesville's championship team. Those who made up the varsity team were seniors Don Mahoney, Mike Civitello, Townie Way, and Dave Staman, and junior Dean Hokanson. The varsity team was backed up by an equally strong J. V. team made up of Eric Brown, Bill Register and Ricky Becker. The linksmen won 80 per cent of all possible points which included one 15-0 shutout and two team scores of 14' 2-’ 2. All other matches, except for the one with Coatesville, were won by at least a 5-point margin. Two of the top five, Don Mahoney and Townie Way, qualified at the Districts with the other three just missing the cut. Townie later represented Conestoga in the state championships at Penn State. T. Hidell T. Ciaccia GYM SHOW D. Pohlman S. Tracy R. Bowman ■torti NANCY VIRGINIA ABERNETHY Nancy Malvern A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Leaders, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Basketball, Hockey, Lacrosse . . . A wilderness of sweets. —Milton DAVID WAYNE ADAMS Dave Berwyn Agricultural Science . . . His mind remains unshak- en. —Vergil KATHERINE MEARNS AIKENS Kathy Strafford F.H.A., Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Lacrosse . Fresh and flourishing as the flowers in May Wat RONALD EDWARD ALLEN Ronnie Wayne Chess Club, Track and Field Club, Gym Progr Wrestling . . . He was a burning, and a sh light. —John IV, 35. DON MOORE AMMERMAN Don Berwyn A Cappella Choir, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track, Volleyball . . . One thing is for- ever good; that one thing is success. —Emerson ANN MARIE ANDERSON Ann Malvern Soph. Tri-Hi-Y . . . As large as life, and twice as natural. —Canall 90 MAUREEN TERESA ANSLEY Moe Daylesford Speech Club, Fine Arts, Yearbook Staff . . . Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. —Sabatini JOHN FELIX ANTONINI Big John Devon Track . . . As for money, enough is enough; no man can enjoy more. —Southey SCOTT HARLAN ARMSTRONG Peaches Devon Chess Club, Track and Field, Gym Program, Baseball, Basketball . . . Simplicity of character is no hin- drance to subtlety of intellect. —Morley AMY BABCOCK Amy Berwyn Girls' Chorus, Soph Tri-Hi-Y, Library, Sec., Yearbook Staff, Gym Program, Basketball, Swimming . . . Nothing endures but human qualities. —Shakespeare AGNES ELIZABETH BARAJAS Berwyn F.H.A., Hockey, Gym Aide . . . To varnish nonsense with the charms of sound. —Churchill SANDY LEE BARNEY Sandy Berwyn Finance, Modern Dance . . . Sunshine and rain at once, her smiles and tears. —Shakespeare 91 JOHN W. BEATTY Knucklehead Berwyn A Cappella Choir, Boys' Leaders, Hi-Y, Student Coun- cil, Jr. Prom Committee, Baseball, Football, Track . . . His fame was great in all the land. —Longfellow ROGER WILSON BEEBE Roger Devon A Cappella Choir, Boys' Chorus, Boys' Leaders Club, Dramatics, Track . . . Seldom he smiles, and smiles in such a sort as if he mack'd himself, and scorn'd his spirit that could be mov'd to smile at anything. —Shakespeare KATHLEEN H. BENNER Kathy Devon Bowling, Color Guard, F.H.A., Library, Yearbook Fi- nance . . . She gives light as soon as she rises. —Franklin DAVID CHARLES BIELECKI Dave Berwyn Though he was rough, he was kindly. —Longfellow MARCIA ANN BIRD Marcia Berwyn Chess Club, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, Hockey, Lacrosse . . . The only gift is a portion of thyself. —Emerson EDWARD ARNOLD BLITZ Ed Devon Current World Problem Seminar, Forum, Greeters, Radio Forum . . . An honest man, close-button'd to the chin, broadcloth without and a warm heart with- in. —Cowper 92 BONNIE SUE BOLLMAN Bonnie Devon Cheerleaders (J.V. and Varsity), Modern Dance, Speech Club, Gym Aide, Pep Club, Student Council, Yearbook Finance, Jr. Prom Committee, Volleyball . . . There is something in a face, an air, and a peculiar grace, which boldest painters cannot trace. —Somerville KATHERINE L. BOLSTER Kathy Berwyn A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Mod- ern Dance, National Honor Society, S.A.S., Spanish Club, Gym Program, Lacrosse, Swimming . . . The sweetest thing that ever grew beside a human door. —Wordsworth MARY D. BOTFIELD Mary Berwyn F.H.A. . . . Like a flower, so sweet and sure and fair. —Heine H. ANNE BOYLE Taffy Strafford F.T.A., Girls' Leaders, Pep Club, Yearbook Finance, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Prom Committee, Hockey, La- crosse, Gym Aide . . . The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. —Burns SALLY RHODES BRENNER Sally Radnor A Cappella Choir, Cheerleaders, Dramatics, F.T.A., Girls' Chorus, Greeters, Modern Dance, Yearbook Finance, Jr. Prom Committee . . . As fresh as a daisy. —Barrett DORINDA BOUTON BROWN Rindy Charlestown French Club, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Leaders, Soph. Tri- Hi-Y, Modern Dance, Swimming . . . The two noblest of things, which are sweetness and light. —Swift 93 GERALD EDWARDS BROWN Jerry Malvern Football, Track, Cross Country . . . Great thoughts like great deeds, need no trumpet. —Bailey WAYNE DONALD BROWN Hoppy Malvern In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. —Bible BRUCE FRANKLIN BUCKLEY Buck Berwyn Boys' Leaders (Pres.), Greeters, Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Student Council Executive Committee, Year- book Staff (Photo Ed.), Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball, Volleyball, Gym Aide, Senior Class Vice-Pres- ident ... I awoke one morning and found my- self famous. —Byron ELLA MAE BURGESS Ella Mae Malvern Banking, Girls' Leaders, Gym Aide ... A penny for your thoughts. —Swift RICHARD BURGHART Dick Wayne Boys' Chorus, Current World Prob. Seminar, Mon- itors, National Honor Society, Sports Press, Speech Club, Track, Cross Country . . . Quietness is best. —Holland CAROL ANN BURNETT Carol Paoli The observed of all observers. —Shakespeare 94 STEPHEN JAMES BURNS Drew Phoenixville Track, Cross-Country . . . He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. —Proverbs, XV, 15. COURTLAND HARRISTON BURTON Cortie Strafford Banking, Boys' Chorus, Boys' Leaders Club, Basket- ball, Track, Football . . . Elegant as simplicity, and warm as Ecstasy. —Cowper SHERRY LEE BYASSEE Sher Strafford Library, Mixed Chorus, Yearbook ... 'Twas her thinking of others made you think of her. —Browning RESSIE ELEANOR BYRD Ret Paoli A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Bas- ketball . . . There is sweet music here that softer falls than petals from blown roses on the grass. — Tennyson CHERYL C. BYRNE Candy Strafford A Cappella Choir, Bowling, Girls' Chorus, Library, Student Council . . . The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. —Tickell SARA KAY CADWALLADER Kay Paoli French Club, Greeters, Majorettes (Captain) . . . The silent organ loudest chants. —Emerson 95 LEE C. CALHOON Lee Berwyn Boys' Leaders Club, French Club, Greeters, Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Yearbook Staff, Basketball, Track, Speech Club, Gym Aide, Volleyball . . . Life is very short and very uncertain; let us spend it as well as we can. —Johnson GEORGE REX CAMP Terry Malvern Gym Program, Baseball, Bowling, Soccer . . . Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. —Seldin JACK WALTER CAROLAN Scooter Devon Chess Club, Concert Band, Marching Band, Baseball, Tennis, Track . . . The law's made to take care of raskills. —George Eliot RAYMOND ALLAN CARTER Al Malvern Whoso would be a man must be a nonconformist. —Emerson ANITA LOUISE CATREN Anita Paoli Who fears t' offend takes the first step to please. —Cibber LINDA TRESSOLINA CHICCINIO Linda Berwyn F.H.A. . . . Impulse manages all things badly. —Statius GEORGE LIEWELLYN CHRISTIAN Chris Strafford Spoke, Soccer . . . ' He's a good man; I'll say that for him, a true Christian, every inch of him. — Cervantes TANIA E. CIACCIA Tiny Devon F.H.A., F.N.A., Modern Dance, Gym Program, Fine Arts Club . . . Her delicate feet in the dance twinkle round. —Moore ANTOINETTE THERESA CICCOCELLI Annette Malvern Finance . . . Nothing is little to him that feels it with great sensibility. —Johnson BARBARA ANN CICCOLINI Barb Berwyn The only way to have a friend is to be one. — Emerson MICHAEL J. CIVITELLA Mike Malvern Golf . . . Speak softly and carry a big stick. — Roosevelt, T. PEGGY ELIZABETH CLARKE Peg Wayne French Club, Modern Dapce, Fine Arts ... A sweet and virtuous soul. —Herbert MARGARET ANN COLEMAN Peggy Malvern Dramatics, Greeters, Modern Dance, Student Council, Yearbook Finance, Swimming . . . ''The heart of a girl is a wonderful thing. —Anonymous RICHARD J. CONSALVI Dick Devon Banking, Monitors . . . He's as big as all outdoors. —Anonymous JOHN LOUIS CORTE Combo Devon Baseball ... A good laugh is as sunshine in a house. —Thackeray GERALDYNE COSTELLO Gerri Malvern F.N.A., Girls' Chorus, Greeters, Spoke, Student Coun- cil, Mixed Chorus . . . How far that little candle throws a beam. —Shakespeare JANICE R. CRAWFORD Jan Malvern F.N.A., Girls' Chorus, Greeters, Mixed Chorus . . . Gentleness succeeds better than violence. —La Fon- taine KAREN SUE CRAWFORD Karen Wayne Girls' Chorus, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Student Council, Jr. Prom Committee, Basketball, Hockey, Tennis ... A smile for every girl and two for every boy. —Anonymous 98 BONNIE ANN CROFFORD Bonnie Wayne A Cappella Choir, F.H.A., Girls' Chorus, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Hockey . . . Silence is as deep as eternity. —Carlyle LINDA ANNE CROWLE Lin Berwyn Girls' Chorus, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, Swimming . . . Follow your own bent no matter what people say. —Marx JUDITH ANN DAILEY Judy Paoli Dramatics, Yearbook Staff . . . There is a time of speaking and a time of being still. —Gray DARLENE MARIA D'AMBROSIA Poochie Strafford F.T.A., Girls' Chorus, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Hockey . . . Memory is the diary that we all carry about with us. —Wilson CAROL ANN DANNAKER Carol Strafford Mixed Chorus, Fine Arts Club . . . Many can brook the weather that love not the wind. —Shakespeare ALAN RANDOLPH DARLING Al Wayne Current World Prob. Seminar, Hi-Y . . . Be wiser than other people if you can, but do not tell them so. —Chesterfield 99 SYDNEY JANE DAVIES Sydney Paoli A Cappella Choir, Dramatics, F.N.A., Swimming ... I can swim like a duck '—Shakespeare MICHAEL K. DAVIS Mike Malvern Dramatics, Tennis, Track . . . Merit is worthier than fame. —Bacon WILLIAM EDWARD DAVIS Bill Devon Bowling . . . life is very short, and very uncer- tain; let us spend it as well as we can. —Johnson CHARLES KENNETH DETWILER JR. Chip Berwyn Boys' Chorus, Boys' Leaders Club, Greeters, Hi-Y, Sports Press, Student Council, Yearbook Staff . . . Great men are dying every day; I don't feel so well myself. —Anonymous WAYNE WARE DIESER Wayne Strafford Baseball, Volleyball, Gym Aide . . . A good man and true. —Anonymous MOLLY LYNNE DILTZ Matz Strafford Greeters, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus, School Store, Student Council, World Lit. Seminar, Yearbook Staff, Gym Program, Public Speaking, Senior Play—Ward- robe . . . Though she be but little, she is fierce. —Shakespeare 100 LEONARD M. DiMIDIO Pizza Paoli Basketball, Football, Football Club . . . None but himself can be his parallel. —Theobald WILLIAM JOHNSON DIXON III Bill Charlestown Photo Club, Public Speaking . . . Your hero should be tall, you know. —Churchill GEORGE WALKER DODGE Cement Head Malvern Bowling, Chess Club, French Club, Pep Club, Year- book Staff, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Tennis . . . Merrily, merrily shall I live now. —Shakespeare ALEXANDER FRANCIS DOMERACKI A Malvern There's a place and means for every man alive. — Anonymous ANTONIA M. DOMINIC Toni Berwyn Cheerleader (J.V. and Varsity), Greeters, Library, Spoke Finance, Student Council, Student Council Ex- ecutive Committee, Student Council Corresponding Secretary . . . My heart is warm with the friends 1 make. —Millay CLAYTON EDWARD DONAWAY Ned Devon Men in all ways are better than they seem. — Emerson 101 NICHOLAS R. D'ORSANEO Nick Berwyn Greeters, Hi-Y, Sports Press, Yearbook, Basketball, Track . . . Why should the devil have all the good times? —Hill LESLIE KAY DORWART Les Wayne A Cappella Choir, Concert Band, Girls' Chorus, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Marching Band, Mixed Ensemble . . . It is not true that woman was made from man's rib, she was really made from his funny bone. —Herbert MARCELLA GABRIELLE DOUGHERTY Marcy Paoli Current World Prob. Seminar, Greeters, Soph. Tri- Hi-Y, S.A.S., Student Council, Yearbook, Jr. Prom Committee, Fine Arts . . . To be beautiful and to be calm is the ideal of nature. —Jefferies PATRICIA LEE DOWLIN Patty Frazer Yearbook Finance, Gym Show . . . He is truly great who hath a great charity. — Kempis ELIZABETH JOY EDWARDS Joy Wayne F.H.A., Girls' Chorus . . . Be silent and safe—silence never betrays you. —O'Reilly NANCY GAMBLE EDWARDS Nance Wayne F.T.A., Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, S.A.S., Hockey, Lacrosse . . . An easy-minded soul, and always was. —Aristophanes 102 FRITZ CONRAD EHORN Fritz Malvern Merit is worthier than fame. —Bacon GEORGE O. ELLSTROM Paoli Boys' Leaders Club, Concert Band, Marching Band, Track, Wrestling, Gym Show . . . He who is content can never be ruined. —Lao-Tse SANDRA LOUISE EMBICK Sandy Malvern F.H.A. . . . She deviseth mischief continually. —Anonymous BRUCE LEE EMERY Bruce Malvern A Cappella Choir, Boys' Chorus, Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra . . . Sober, steadfast and demure. —Milton JOEL KENT ENGLEMAN Joel Paoli Chess Club, Photo Club . . . So ends the bloody business of the day. —Pope ANTHONY GEORGE ENGLISH, JR. Biff Paoli Biology Seminar, Photo Club, Parking Lot Committee . . . He from whose lips divine persuasion flows. —Homer 103 PHYLLIS NORWOOD EVERETT Phylly Berwyn Dramatics, School Store . . . Patient endurance is godlike. —Longfellow DEBORAH JANE FAIR Debbie Strafford F.N.A., Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross, World Lit. Sem- inar . . . She is truly great who hath a great charity. —Kempis PATRICIA SEAN FARLEY Irish Paoli F.N.A., Girls' Chorus, Greeters, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Year- book Staff, Hockey, Swimming . . . There is no love sincerer than the love of food. —Shaw LESLIE ENWRIGHT FENNELLY Leslie Malvern A Cappella Choir, Greeters, Library, Spoke . . . Woman would rather be right than reasonable. — Ogden Nash I LESLIE ANN FERRIMAN Les Wayne Dramatics, French Club, F.H.A., F.T.A., Modern Dance, Gym Program, Bowling, Swimming, Fine Arts Club . . . An honest woman is the noblest work of God. —Pope ROBERTA R. FITZSIAAONS Berta Berwyn Finance, Majorettes . . . He laughs best that laughs last. —John Van Brough 104 - CAROL JEAN FOEHL Carol Newtown Square Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus . . . Cheerfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind, and fills it with a steady and perpetual serenity. —Addison JANET ELAINE FOOT Footie Devon A Cappella Choir, Color Guard, Library, Swimming . . . Open mouth; insert foot. —Anonymous CHARDELLE FORCE Chardie Paoli F.T.A., Girls' Leaders, Red Cross, Student Council, Basketball, Hockey, Tennis, Volleyball, Gym Aide, Speech Club, Fine Arts . . . Not to be sneezed at. —Colman SANDRA KAY FORRESTER Sandy Paoli A Cappella Choir, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Library, Spoke Finance, Fine Arts, Senior Play Committee . . . Speech is great, but silence is greater. —Carlyle KATHLEEN ANNE FOSTER Kathy Newtown Square A Cappella Choir, Dramatics, Library, National Honor Society, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Prom Committee, Sr. Prom Committee, Junior Class Secre- tary, Student Council Executive Committee . . . Those about her, from her, shall read the perfect ways of honor. —Shakespeare LYNNE MARIE FOSTER Paoli Spoke, Yearbook Staff, Gym Show . . . Virtue, though in rags, will keep me warm. —Dryden 105 MAURICE CARL FRANCIS Maurice Malvern He is a gentleman, because his nature is kind and affable to every creature. —Barnfield JO ANN FREEMAN Jo Devon A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus . . . I'll laugh and sing and shake my leg. —Burns DAVID DEWITT FRIEDHOFER Dave Malvern Banking, Monitors, School Store . . . Few things are impossible to those with diligence and skill. —Johnson PETER CHRISTOPHER GENT Chris Berwyn Dramatics, Spoke . . . He's very knowing. —Shakespeare WILLIS C. GERHART Bill Berwyn Boys' Chorus, Concert Band, Marching Band, Orches- tra .. . Ask me no questions. I'll tell you no fibs. —Goldsmith SEWALL GIBBONS-NEFF Sewall Devon Girls' Chorus, Girls' Leaders, Greeters, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Hockey, Lacrosse . . . The very flower of youth. —Anonymous 106 ALFRED ROSWELL GILBERT III Fred Paoli Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra . . . Every man is of importance to himself. —Johnson JOHN LEWIS GOOD John Berwyn Boys' Leaders Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, Soccer, Track ... A good man and true. —Anonymous LARRY WILLIAM GORICK Larry Wayne Hi-Y, Marching Band, Radio Club . . . Science is nothing but perception. —Plato NANCY GOWLAND Nancy Devon A Cappella Choir, Dramatics, Girls' Chorus, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Basketball, Bowling, Swimming, Tennis . . . True humor springs not more from the head than from the heart. —Carlyle SUSAN CAROL GRACE Sue Frazer French Club, Greeters, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff . . . Teaser they may call her, but there's nothing she can do; her and all her monkeys will wind up in the 200. —Anonymous SUSAN KATHLEEN GRAESER Sue Strafford F.T.A., Girls' Leaders, Hockey . . . Happiness is a rebound from hard work. —Grayson 107 JACK A. GRAHAM Jack Berwyn Football, Track, Wrestling, Photo Club . . . Gentle in manner strong in performance.''—Anonymous ALICIA KAY GREEN Lish Strafford Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff ... I choose to be found doing my duty. —Davenport HOWARD LOUIS GREENE Howard Malvern Slow and steady wins the race. —Lloyd DAVID S. GREER Dave Strafford Pep Club, Gym Aide ... A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men. —Anonymous JOHN CHRISTOPHER GRESHAM Chris Strafford French Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Student Council, Basketball, Football, Track, Wres- tling . . . Eat, drink and be merry. —Epicurus 108 NANCY LOU GRIFFIN Nan Berwyn Library, Majorettes (Co-captain) . . . Company keeps our rind from growing too coarse and rough. —Walpole RICHARD KENNETH GRIFFITH Ken Malvern Hi-Y, Track, Wrestling . . . The force of his Own mind makes his way. —Anonymous EDWARD MARCUM GRUSS Marc Malvern German Club, Soccer . . . Everyone excels in some- thing in which another fails. —Anonymous PATRICIA MARY GULBRANDSEN Pat Berwyn Spoke, Swimming, Public Speaking Club, Fine Arts • • • A good name is better than great riches. — Cervantes LINDA SUE HAACK Linda Paoli Dramatics, French Club, Girls' Leaders, National Hon- or Society, Basketball, Hockey, Lacrosse . . . Only one person in a thousand knows the trick of really living in the present. —Jameson WAYNE ROBERT HADICK Wayne Devon Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusi- asm. —Emerson 109 MYRON DEXTER HAGY Dex Strafford National Honor Society, Student Council, Jr. Prom Committee, Gym Program, Football, Track, Wres- tling, Jr. Class Pres., Sr. Class Pres. . . . Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. —Emerson MARY ELIZABETH HALE Bep Paoli Majorettes, Marching Band, Orchestra, Spoke, Senior Play Committee, (String Class) ... A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. —Plutarch ALICE SUSAN HAMILTON Aggie Malvern F.H.A., F.T.A. . . . Life is a jest and all things show it. —Pope SUSAN CLAIRE HAMMERQUIST Sue Devon F.T.A., Greeters, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Spoke, Yearbook Staff . . . There is only one kind of love, but there are a thousand imitations. —Rochefoucauld CAROL ANNE HARRINGTON Carol Strafford Greeters, Girls' Chorus, French Club, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff . . . Most learned of the fair, most fair of the learned. —Sannazaro LINDA MARIE HARRIS Linda Malvern Finance, F.H.A., Greeters . . . My heart is ever at your service. —Shakespeare 110 WALTON EMERSON HARRIS Walt Berwyn Parking Lot Committee . . . He knows a lot, but can't think of it. —Anonymous NANCY LEE HARTMAN Nance Malvern A Cappella Choir, F.N.A., Girls' Chorus, World Lit. Seminar, Yearbook Staff, Girls' Ensemble . . . Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness. —Dante RONALD JAMES HARVEY Ron Paoli Chess Club, Spoke . . . There's a place and means for every man alive. —Anonymous ELIZABETH KERR HASSELO Betsy Berwyn Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Spoke, Yearbook Staff ... I can resist everything except temptation. —Wilde SEILA FERN HATCH Seila Wayne A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus . . . Originality is simply a pair of fresh eyes. —Higginson RICHARD V. HEDDERICK Dick Strafford Bowling, Chess Club, Hi-Y, Monitors . . . Humor is the harmony of the soul. —Jerrold III JOHN GIBSON HENDERSON Gib Wayne Bowling, Boys' Chorus, Hi-Y, Monitors, National Honor Society (Pres.), Spoke, Treasurer of Senior Class, Bowling . . . When duty whispers low, 'Thou must,' the youth replies 'I can'. —Emerson LINDA ROSE HENSON Linda Malvern F.N.A... Latin Club, Art Club, World Wide Workshop, Banquet Committee . . . Bashfulness is an orna- ment to youth. —Aristotle JUDY HILL Judy Berwyn Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Prom Committee There is a chord in every heart ‘that has a sigh in it if touched aright. —Ouida CAROL MARTHA HINRICHS Carol Berwyn A good smile is the sunshine of all. —Anonymous RONALD C. HOLLIDAY Splinter Wayne Boys' Chorus, Gym Program, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Wrestling ... A jest breaks no bones. —Johnson 112 JUDITH ANN HOLMAN Judy Devon World Lit. Seminar, Yearbook Staff (Mgr. of typists) . . . As frivolous as April. —Crocknow TERESA ALICE HOMMEL Teresa Berwyn Fine Arts ... A light heart lives long. —Shakespeare HOWARD T. HOPKINS Hoppy Malvern Chess Club, Wrestling . . . A time to keep silence and a time to speak. —Bible KRISTINA KAROL HOWARD Kit Berwyn French Club, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Spoke, Hock- ey, Swimming, Public Speaking Club . . . Charm is a sort of bloom on a woman. —Barrie MARY JANE HOXIE Jane Wayne Cheerleaders Varsity, F.N.A., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Leaders', Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, Basketball, Greeters, Hockey, Tennis ... A woman easy to look at.''—Sandburg RAYMOND ALBERT HUGHES Ray Paoli Baseball, Basketball, Student Parking Committee, Gym Aide . . . If you want to be happy and gay, listen to me, my friend. —Anonymous DON HULL Don Strafford Hi-Y, Ice Hockey, Soccer . . . Guess his humor ain't refined quite enough to suit my mind. —Butler H. JAMES HULTON Jim Berwyn Hi-Y, Student Council, Baseball, Soccer . . . An af- fable and courteous gentleman '—Shakespeare PHYLLIS ELEANOR IFFRIG Phyllis Berwyn I'm no angel. —Thackeray BIGLER R. IRVIN Big Devon Greeters, Student Council, Track and Field Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Gym Program, Football, Track, Wrestling, Football Club . . . Boys will be boys. —Proverb DIANE RUTH JACKSON Diane Berwyn She deviseth mischief continually. —Anonymous MARJORIE LOUISE JACKLITCH Margie Wayne Concert Band, Greeters, Marching Band, Orchestra, Spanish Club . . . All succeeds with people who are of sweet and cheerful disposition. —Anonymous KENNETH O'CONNELL JACKSON Ken Strafford Forum, Greeters, Library, Basketball, Radio Forum . . . How about a little fun. —Daly SUE ELLEN JANSSEN Suzie Wayne Bowling, F.H.A., F.T.A., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Lead- ers, Pep Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee . . . Out of this silence yet I pick'd a welcome. —Shakespeare CAROLE LYNNE JARRETT Stinky Malvern Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, School Store, Nominating Committee . . . Without love and laughter there is no joy. —Horace RICHARD MARSHALL JARVIS Dick Devon Audio-Vis., Bowling, Stage Craft . . . Knowledge and timber shouldn't be much used till they are seasoned. —Kemble CARLA JEAN JEFFREYS Carla Jean Paoli Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff . . . All succeeds with people who are sweet and cheerful. —Voltaire CAROL SUSANNE JOHNSON PK Paoli A Cappella Choir, Greeters, Pep Club, World Lit. Seminar, Yearbook Staff, Mixed Ensemble . . . Could swell a soul to rage or kindle soft desire. —Dryden 115 DAVID MOISE JOHNSON Dave Paoli Concert Band, Hi-Y, Marching Band, Student Council, Track and Field Club, Yearbook Staff, Track, Cross Country . . . He liked to like people, therefore peo- ple liked him. —Twain DOROTHY LINDA JONES Dotty Wayne Greeters . . . Always leave them laughing when you say good-bye. —Cohan ERIC F. JONES Eric Strafford Baseball . . . The chief disease that reigns this year is folly. —Herbert GAIL ELIZABETH JONES Gail Wayne Girls' Leaders, Modern Dance, School Store, Gym Program, Fine Arts, Gym Aide . . . What is natural is never disgraceful. —Euripides LLOYD KRIDER JONES DuPont Berwyn A Cappella Choir, Bowling, Monitors . . . He is always laughing for he has an infinite deal of wit. —Addison PATRICIA BETH KAVAS Pat Malvern Greeters, Yearbook Staff . . . But sweeter none than voice of faithful friend; sweet always, sweetest heard in loudest storm; some I remember, and will ne'er forget. —Pollock 116 EMILY ANN KEARNS Em Berwyn Greeters, School Store, Student Council, Yearbook Staff (Activities Editor), Public Speaking Club . . . Successful and fortunate crime is called virtue. —Seneca WILLIAM JOSEPH KEITHLEY Bill Strafford Fingers were made before forks, and hands before knives. —Swift CHARLES HENRY KELLNER Chuck Berwyn Greeters, Yearbook Staff, Track, Wrestling . . . His time is forever, everywhere his place. —Cowley JOHN E. KELLY Kel Valley Forge Greeters, Library, Monitors, Yearbook Staff, Public Speaking Club, Gym Aide . . . My name is Kelly but I'm living the life of Riley. —Pease WILLIAM BLAIR KENNEDY Blair Strafford A Cappella Choir, Boys' Chorus, Tennis, Cross Coun- try .. . To be awake is to be alive. —Thoreau MARY LOUISE KERIGAN Lou Devon Girls' Chorus, Girls' Leaders, Greeters, Pep Club (vice-pres.). Yearbook Staff, Basketball, Hockey, Tennis, Volleyball, Gym Aide ... A good smile is the sunshine of all. —Anonymous 117 GAILA ANN KILPATRICK Gaila Malvern Silence is more eloquent than words. —Carlyle BARBARA ANN KIMES Barb Devon A little quiet is the only diet. —Herbert GAIL ARLENE KING Gail Malvern Greeters, School Store . . . Unconscious humor. —Butler JULIUS MICHAEL KOCSIS Mike Devault Track, Volleyball, Parking Lot Committee, Greeters . . . Let each man have the wit to go his own way. —PrSpertius THERESA MARIE KOCSIS Theresa Devault Finance . . . In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. —Holland GEORGE MATTHEW KORN Matt Berwyn Concert Band, Greeters, Monitors, Track, Cross Coun- try, Agricultural Science Club . . . Friends, how goes the fight? —Macaulay 118 JOAN MARGARET KOVACS Joan Malvern Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Photo Club, School Store ... A thing of impulse and a child of song. —Byron JOHN ADORIAN KOVACS John Malvern Monitors . . . There are some silent people who are more interesting than the best talkers. —Disraeli LUISE OH I LI E KRAFT Luise Strafford Dramatics, F.T.A., Greeters, Yearbook Finance . . . She has a mouth for every matter. —Fuller RICHARD JOSEPH KREMZIER Dick Paoli Boys' Leaders Club, Football (JV and V), Track . . . Travel makes a wise man better but a fool worse. —Fuller TODD LUKENS KUMMER Todd Malvern Pep Club, Tennis, Photo Club ... A nice unpar- ticular man. —Hardy JAMES PAUL LALLY James Devon Bowling, Chess Club, French Club, School Store, Track . . . His foe was folly and his weapon was wit. —Hawkins 119 MEREDITH KENNEDY LATHROP Meredith Berwyn Concert Band, French Club . . . Friendship is to be purchased only by friendship. —Wilson NANCY LOUISE LANKTON Nance Berwyn Volleyball, Forensics (Debate Sec.), Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play Committee, Current World Problem Seminar ... A good mind possesses a kingdom. —Seneca BARBARA ANN LEACH Barb Berwyn Finance . . . Softly speak and sweetly smile. —Addison CYNTHIA ELEANOR LEARY Cindy Paoli F.N.A., Greeters, School Store, Chorus . . . As merry as the day is long. —Shakespeare DAVID CLARE LEARY Mole Berwyn Boys' Chorus, Gym Program, Wrestling . . . Why worry about my lessons; I have them in my book. —Anonymous CAROLYN RANSOM LEE Randy Strafford A Cappella Choir, Dramatics, Girls' Chorus, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Modern Dance, Student Council, Jr. Prom Committee, Tennis . . . Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shined. —Milton 120 MILDRED J. LEE Millie Berwyn Girls' Chorus, National Honor Society . . . When you are sincerely pleased, you are nourished. —Emerson SUZAN MARY LEWIS Suzy Malvern Spoke Finance (Business Mgr.), Senior Play Com- mittee . . . Sunshine and rain at once; her smiles and tears. —Shakespeare VINCENT EDWARD LIDDY Vincent Devon Photo Club . . . You are skilled in knowing what to say and what not to say. —Persius KLAUS ERNST LIEBOLD Klaus Berwyn French Club, Monitors, Photo Club . . . Every why hath a wherefore. —Shakespeare LINDA LOU LLEWELLYN Lynn Berwyn F.T.A., Girls' Leaders, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Finance, Lacrosse, Volleyball, Gym Aide . . . Proud with the proud yet courteously proud. —Byron BARRY RAY LONG Longey Frazer A fine head of hair adds beauty to a good face and terror to an ugly one. —Lycurgus 121 PARK WILLIAM LOY Trey Malvern I see the right and I approve it too. —Ovid WALTER JOHN LUTZ Walt Malvern Hi-Y, Football . . . I've taken my fun where I've found it. —Kipling DONALD FRANCIS MAHONEY Don Malvern Gym Program, Basketball, Football, Golf . . . Blessed is the man who has the gift of making friends. —Hughes PETER RANDOLPH MacKINNON Pete Devon A Cappella Choir, Chess Club, Concert Band, March- ing Band, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Cross Country, Track . . . The style is the man himself. —Buffon RAUN G. MacKINNON Raun Devon A Cappella Choir, Concert Band, Dramatics, Lacrosse, Marching Band . . . The great hope of society is individual character. —Channing HELEN ELIZABETH MADISON Sissy Paoli A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ensemble • . . Insanity is often the logic of an ac- curate mind overtaxed. —Kemble 122 LINDA JOY MARLOWE Linda Strafford A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Yearbook Staff . . . There is nothing like sincerity. —Anonymous ROBERTA SUE MATTHEWS Berta Malvern French Club, Orchestra, Student Council Alternate . . . Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. — Ingersoll JOAN LOUISE MATTIS Joan Malvern Color Guard, Dramatics, Marching Band, Yearbook Staff, Gym Show . . . Speak out; hide not thy thoughts. —Homer FRANCIS MATTSON Frank Malvern To all men the same. —Virgil EDWARD JOSEPH MICHAEL McBRIDE Ed Malvern Football, Track, Wrestling . . . A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. —Bacon ROBERT H. McCUEN Chops Malvern Bowling, Wrestling, Gymnastic Club . . Live dan- gerously. —Nietzsche DONALD WILLIAM McEUEN Don Malvern Dramatics, German Club . . . What an artist dies with me! —Nero DIANA GENE McFETRIDGE Dee Malvern F.H.A. ... A little with quiet; it's the only diet. —Jacula Prudentum JOAN McGINNES Chunk Berwyn Girls' Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Hockey, Tennis, Gym Aide . . . I'm mighty glad I'm living. —Cohan ROBERT VAUGHAN McGLADE Bob Strafford Chess Club, Cross Country . . . Unseen before by gods or wondering men. —Keats GEORGE MICHAEL McGRADY George Berwyn Gym Program . . . The worst is yet to come. —Tennyson MARGERY LYNNE McMICHAEL Lynne Berwyn Greeters, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff . . . True happiness is to rest satisfied with what we have. —-Seneca 124 CHARLES A. McNABB Babe Malvern ''You ain't heard nothin' yet, folks. —A! Jolson JOHN CHARLES McNULTY John Malvern Track and Field Club . . . It is better to know less than to know so much that it ain't so. —Josh Billings JUDITH LYNN MEARNS Judy Berwyn A Cappella Choir, F.T.A., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Leaders, Greeters, Pep Club, Basketball, Hockey, Lacrosse . . . A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. —Proverbs SUSAN ESTHER MEDLICOTT Sue Wayne Current World Prob. Seminar, F.N.A., Girls' Leaders, National Honor Society, World Lit. Seminar, Hockey, Lacrosse . . . Through her expressive eyes, her soul distinctly spoke. —Lyttelton BERTHA MAE MILLER Bertha Paoli Woman's at best a contradiction. —Pope BRUCE KNIGHT MILLIGAN Bruce Devon Bowling, Baseball . . . He who is content can never be ruined. —Lao-Tse 125 JOAN BERNICE MOORE Joan Malvern Finance . . . Silence is a virtue. —Anonymous FRANK ARTHUR MOORSHEAD Tuck Strafford Chess Club, Soccer ... A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. —Anonymous a. RONALD CRAIG MORRISON Ron Berwyn Boys' Leaders Club, Monitors, National Honor So- ciety, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Baseball, Soc- cer .. . The lad was ever a rover, loving, laugh- ing, and free. —Widdener JANET LEE MOWRER Janet Malvern Girls' Chorus, Library, Yearbook Staff . . . Whoso- ever hath a good presence and a good fashion, carries continual letters of recommendation. —Isabella of Spain I PHILIP JAMES MURPHY Phil Malvern Soccer, Wrestling, Swimming . . . How about a 'little fun? —Daly FRANCIS JOSEPH MURRAY Franny Malvern Men of few words are the best. —Shakespeare 126 JUDITH ANN MYERS Judy Paoli French Club, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Leaders, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Student Council, Basketball, Hock- ey, Lacrosse, Gym Aide, Volleyball . . . She can be imitated by none, nor paralleled by any but by herself. —Anonymous CHRISTINE MARIE NARDONE Chris Devon Cheerleaders (Varsity, Co-captain), Greeters, Library, Pep Club, Sr. Play Committee . . . Merry as a cricket. —Heywood SHARON ANN NAVARRO Sharon Paoli Dramatics, Greeters, Yearbook Finance . . . Which sleepeth (as they say) her eyes being open. —Guazzo LENORE M. NELSON Lee Strafford A Cappella Choir, F.N.A., Girls' Chorus, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, World Lit. Seminar, Yearbook Staff, Girls' Ensemble . . . It is the prime duty of a woman of this terrestrial world to look well. —Osier i  DOUGLAS M. NEWTON Doug Berwyn Noiseless as fear in a wide wilderness. —Keats JOHN SCOTT NUTTER John Wayne Field Math Seminar, German Club, Monitors, Stu- dent Council, Soccer . . . Life is short, but there is always time for courtesy. —Emerson 127 DULANY YOUNG OGDEN Dulany Malvern Girls' Chorus, Girls' Leaders, National Honor So- ciety, Basketball, Hockey, Lacrosse, Volleyball . . . On the whole we are not intelligent. —Gilbert FRANCIS C. ORTNER Frank Wayne Bowling, Chess Club, Marching Band . . . Beast knows beast; birds of a feather flock together. —Aristotle SUSAN BAYLIES OWEN Suzie Wayne Yearbook Staff, Gym Program . . . When friends leave we're downhearted; hair knows what 'tis to be parted! —Lapsley ALISON JUNE OWINGS Alison Strafford Girls' Chorus, Greeters, Library, Pep Club, Spoke (Editor), World. Lit. Seminar, Hockey . . . Journal- ism will kill you, but it will keep you alive while you're at it. —Greeley JAN ROLAND PALM Jan Paoli Ice Hockey, Wrestling . . . I've tried all week to be good. —Anonymous LINDA LOUISE PALMER Linda Malvern Girls' Chorus, Greeters, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Finance, Jr. Prom Committee, Lacrosse . . . A soft answer turneth away wrath. —Proverbs 128 JOYCE A. PARELLA Joycie Devon Finance, Greeter, Library, Pep Club, Spoke Finance, Secretary of Senior Class . . . It is not enough to do good; one must do it the right way. —Morley MURRAY BORTON PARKER Big M Malvern Chess Club, German Club, Cross Country, Photog- raphy Club . . . He was one to speak plain and to the purpose. —Shakespeare JAMES SPENCER PARSONS Jim Berwyn A Cappella Choir, Bowling, Volleyball, Gym Aide, Cross Country . . . Men of few words are the best. —Shakespeare EDGAR FRANCIS PASKI JR. Ed Berwyn Chess Club, Current World Prob. Seminar, Field Math Seminar, Library, School Store, Basketball Manager, Radio Club, Photo Club, Physics Seminar, Science Club . . . There is no knowledge which is not val- uable. —Plato GEORGIA ANNE PAUL Georgia Malvern A Cappella Choir, Modern Dance, Fine Arts Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Jr. Prom Committee ... A work of art. —Ruskin JOHN HOLMES PAULDING John Malvern A Cappella Choir, Boys' Chorus, French Club, Hi-Y, Track, Cross Country ... A man polished to the nail. —Horace 129 EDGAR F. PAXSON Ed Malvern S.A.S., Cross-Country . . . There's a time for all things. —Shakespeare DONALD JOHN PETERS Pete Malvern Chess Club, Gym Program, Baseball . . . Many a joke had he. —Goldsmith KAREN DIANE PETERSON Pete Malvern F.H.A. ... A merry heart that laughs at care. — Nesbitt JOHN LESTER PFEIFFER Johnny Paoli Gym Program, Basketball, Volleyball Gym Aide . . . A chapter of accidents. —Chesterfield 130 BRADFORD CLARK PIERCE Brad Devon Boys' Chorus, Boys' leaders Club, Hi-Y, Gym Aide, Speech Club, Yearbook Staff, Gym Program, Volley ball. Football, Track, Wrestling . . . Rascals are always sociable. —Schopenhauer PAUL MICHAEL PIOMBINO Paul Devon Sleep is better than medicine. —John Ray MARIANNE PIZZI Marianne Devon Behavior is a mirror in which everyone shows his own image. —Anonymous ALBERT SAMUEL PLANT Butch Strafford Chess Club ... I want what I want when I want it. —Blossom DAVID STANTON POLLOCK Deac Paoli A Cappella Choir, Boys' Chorus, National Honor Society, Student Council President, Basketball, Football, Track . . . These are the men that all the world admires. —Marlowe WILLIAM J. PRIESTLEY Bill Devon So goes the world. —Voltaire Ui BARBARA ANNE PRINCO Barb Malvern F.H.A. . . . Good—bad—indifferent '—Sterne FRED EDWARD PYLE Fred Chester Springs F.T.A., Chess Club . . . ''Too nice for a statesman, too proud for a wit. —Goldsmith WILLIAM JAMES PYLE Bill Malvern Parking Lot Committee . . . Better a bad excuse than none at all '—Camden SANDRA LEE QUAY Sandee Phcenixville Banking, Girls' Leaders, Yearbook Finance, Speech Club, Gym Aide, Volleyball . . . Beauty is truth, truth beauty. —Keats SALLY RUTH RAACH Sally Wayne French Club, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Prom Committee, Tennis, Girls' Ensemble . . . Love sweetness, goodness in her person shined. —Melton HENYE RABBEN Henye Malvern German Club, Latin Club, Library, NMSC Semifinalist . . . Thought is the labour of the intellect; revere is its pleasure. —Victor Hugo 132 . LYNN ALLISON RAMSEY Lynn Strafford Girls' Leaders Club, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Year- book Staff, Gym Aide, Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Hockey, Tennis, Jr. Prom Committee ... A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. —Anonymous CHARLES JENNINGS RANDOLPH Charley Berwyn National Honor Society, Football ... A moral, sensible, well-lived man. —Courper JEAN ANNA REYNOLDS Jean Devon A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus . . . As full of spirit as the month of May. —Shakespeare SHIRLEY ANN RIDDLE Shirley Berwyn Silence is the mother of truth. —Anonymous BOYD ALAN RIAAEL Boyd Paoli Boys' Leaders Club, Football, Wrestling ... I am not arguing with you—I am telling you. —Elizabeth Robins MARION ELIZABETH ROBERTS Beth Berwyn Greeters, Yearbook Staff, Sr. Prom Committee, Hock- ey, Swimming, Fine Arts . . . A perfect lady, del- icate, gentle, refined. —Anonymous 133 PAMELA JEAN ROBERTS I Pam Radnor French Club, Greeters, Library . . . Much have I seen and know. —'Tennyson WENDI JEAN ROY Wendi Malvern Make the most of life you may—life is short and wears away. —Oldys CHARLES P. RUBBO Chuck Devon Banking ... I say no more than I should say. —Robinson RODNEY LAIRD RUSSELL Rod Wayne French Club, Greeters, Photo Club . . . Style is a man's own; it is a part of his nature. —Buffon ERIC ALLEN SAMUELSON Eric Phoenix ville Concert Band, Marching Band . . . As upright as the cedar. —Shakespeare STEVEN MICHAEL SAWCHUK Steve Paoli Bowling . . . For men may come and men may go, but I go on for other. —Tennyson VINCENT ANTHONY SCAAAELL Skip Wayne Bowling, Hi-Y, Football, Cross-Country, Public Speak- ing Club . . . Well doing is my wealth. —Southwell MARTHA ELIZABETH SCHAUFFELE Schmoe Strafford A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, World Lit. Seminar, Yearbook Staff, Girls' Ensemble . . . Wisdom of many and the wit of one. —Anonymous STEPHAN CLAY SCHIFTER Steve Strafford Boys' Leaders Club (trees.), Greeters, Hi-Y, Student Council, Jr. Prom Committee, Sr. Nominating Com- mittee, Volleyball . . . Always act the part—and you can become whatever you wish to become. —Reinhardt RICHARD EDWARD SCHOENINGER Dick Strafford Boys' Chorus, Bowling, Mixed Chorus ... I love fools' experiments. I am always making them. —Fitzgerald THOMAS KELLY SCHOENINGER Tom Strafford Bowling, Greeters . . . Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. —Emerson DONALD H. SCHUBERT Shoo Berwyn Boys' Leaders Club (vice-pres.), Greeters, Hi-Y (vice- pres.). Spoke, Student Council, Jr. Prom Committee, Baseball, Football . . . Man's honest will must heav- en's good grace command. —Taylor 135 WILLIAM JOSEPH SCOTT Bill Wayne Current World Prob. Seminar, Spoke . . . Youth is wholly experimental '—Stevenson SUSAN DIANNE SEAVEY Sue Malvern School Store, Yearbook Staff . . . Better late than never. —Livy DALE LENORE SEGNER Dale Malvern Finance Spoke Finance . . . Rascals are always sociable. —Schopenhauer ALICE ANN SELDITCH “Alice Malvern Bowling, Color Guard, Library . . . The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm. —Cicero ■ JULIA WOOD SELLERS Julie Devon French Club, Orchestra, S.A.S., Gym Program, Swim- ming. Tennis . . . A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. —Plutarch GRETCHEN SENFF Gretch Wayne Girls' Chorus, Greeters, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Hockey . . . An easy minded soul, and always was. —Aristophanes 136 IRVIN HENRY SENTZ I tv Malvern Hi Y, Basketball . . . I'm as sober as a judge. —Fielding WILLIAM G. SHAIN Bill Wayne Boys' Leaders Club, Hi-Y, Football, Volleyball, Wres- tling . . . Presence of mind and courage in dis- tress, are more than armies to procure success. —Dry den BEVERLY JEAN SHARPLESS Bev Malvern Greeters, Majorettes, Marching Band . . . Short and sweet, if I were judge, a piece of purely worthy praise. —Lodge RAYMOND SHARPLESS Ray Paoli Wrestling . . . He was a good man, and a just. —New Testament SPENSER ROBERT SHARPLESS Bob Malvern Hi-Y, Track, Wrestling . . . He was straight, you could trust him. —Petronius CAROLE LYNN SHEETS Sheetsie Malvern Library, Yearbook Finance, Photo Club . . . To be capable of respect is almost as rare as to be worthy of it. —Joubert 121 BARBARA JANE SHEPHERD Bab s Malvern F.H.A. . . . Silence is the best ornament of a woman. —Ray LAWRENCE ROBERT SIMMERING Larry Berwyn There is a time of speaking and a time of being still. —Caxton ANNE ELIZABETH SIAAMERS Angel Chester Springs Dramatics, Fine Arts, Speech Club, Volleyball, Gym Aide . . . Silence seldom hurts.''—Fuller PATRICIA ANNE SINGISER Pat Malvern Chess Club, Mixed Chorus . . . Whom neither shape of danger can dismay, nor thought of tender hap- piness betray. —Wordsworth ALEXANDER SMITH JR. Lex Charlestown Field Math Seminar . . . Silence is a man's chief learning. —Palladas AUDREY LESLIE SMITH Audie Radnor A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus . . . Little strokes fell great oaks. —Franklin 138 SANDRA JO SMITH Sandy Phoenixville Girls' Chorus, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Lacrosse, Mixed Cho- rus . . . All succeeds with people who are sweet and cheerful. —Voltaire JUDITH STRAWBRIDGE SNYDER Judy Pa oil F.T.A., Greeters . . . Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness. —Dante ELLEN REYNOLDS SOISSON Ellen Malvern Bowling, Dramatics, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Leaders, Bowling, Tennis, Volleyball . . . Better short and sweet than long and lax. —John Kelly JOHN F. SOUDER John Paoll Boys' Leaders Club, Greeters, Student Council, Vol- leyball, Student Council Exec. Comm. . . . He liked to like people, therefore people liked him. —Twain EDWARD B. SOUDERS Eddie Berwyn I'm mighty glad I'm living. —Cohan ISABELLA MAY SPRINGER Izzie Malvern Dramatics, Finance, Spoke Finance . . . She deserves not sweet that will not taste of sour. —Fuller 139 BARBARA LYNNE STACKHOUSE Barbara Wayne F.N.A., Greeters, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Gym Aide, Pep Club, School Publicity, Spoke Finance, Jr. Prom Committee, Hockey ... A maid of all work, whether coarse or fine—a servant who made serv- ice seem divine. —Longfellow GAIL ELIZABETH STACKHOUSE Gail Malvern Dramatics, Greeters, Gym Aide ... A |ust fortune awaits the deserving. —Statius KAREN AMY STADTHAUS Karen Berwyn Yearbook Staff . . . It is a friendly heart that has many friends. —Thackeray KATHLEEN ANN STADTHAUS Kathy Berwyn Yearbook Staff . . . She speaketh not; and yet there lies a conversation in her eyes. —Longfellow DAVID WRIGHT STAMAN Dave Malvern Golf ... A good man possesses a kingdom. —Seneca ALEXANDRA DIANE STEFANIW Sandi Paoli Yearbook Staff ... A witty woman is a treasure; a witty beauty is a power. —Meredith 140 GERTRUDE IRENE STEIDEL Trudy Strafford A Cappeila Choir, Cheerleaders (Varsity), Girls' Chorus, Pep Club, Jr. Prom Committee . , , It would talk; Lord, how it talked! —Beaumont and Fletcher EMIL LEROY STEVENS Mil Paoli Chess Club . . . Be restful. —Chilon HELEN CATHY STEVENS Helen Malvern Library, Red Cross, Yearbook Staff . . . Actions speak louder than words. —Proverbs KENNETH GUION STEWART Ken Radnor Soccer, Tennis, Wrestling, Gym Aide, Volleyball . . . He is as full of valor as of kindness, princely in both. —Shakespeare LARAINE STIFFEL Laraine Berwyn Dramatics, Hockey . . . The daisy's for simplicity. —Burns CAROL INDA STONE Carol Strafford Dramatics, Hockey . . . The quiet mind is richer than a crown. —Greene 141 ROBERT CHARLES STOVER Bob Malvern Baseball, Football, Gym Aide ... A life itself is but a game at football '—Scott ANDREW JOHN TALLEY Butch Malvern Banking, Boys' Leaders Club, Library, Gym Aide . . . He is a talker and needs no questioning before he speaks. —Euripides PATTI JEAN TARR Patti Paoli Banking, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Spoke Finance . . . To- morrow is too late; live life today. —Martial RONALD BRUCE TAYLOR Ronnie Wayne Chess Club, Hi-Y, Forum, Gym Program, Wrestling . . . Impropriety is the soul of wit. —Maugham- ELAINE DOROTHY THOMAS Elaine Berwyn French Club, F.T.A., Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Hockey . . . They know enough who know how to learn. —Adams JUDITH ANN THOMAS Paladin Malvern F.T.A., Girls' Chorus, Greeters, Spoke Finance, Year- book Finance, Senior Class Play . . . Have gun will travel. —Paladin 142 GAYLE ELIZABETH THOMPSON Gayle Devon Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Prom Committee, Fine Arts . . . Satire is my weapon. —Pope KARL VOLMER THOMSEN Karl Berwyn A Cappella Choir . . . Give me liberty—and plenty of it. —Rogers ELEANOR THORN El lie Berwyn Dramatics, French Club, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, School Publicity, Fine Arts . . . Joy is not in things; it is in us. —Wagner DWIGHT ROBERT TOWNER Dwight Paoli Chess Club, Spanish Club, Photo Club . . . And good luck go with thee. —Shakespeare SUZANNE DOROTHY VANDERBECK Boom-Boom Strafford Greeters, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Prom Com- mittee, Gym Program, Hockey, Fine Arts, Senior Play Committee ... A little body doth often harbor a great soul. —Young PEGGY ANN VAUGHN Peggy Malvern Girls' Chorus . . . The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness. —Montaigne 143 DAVID KILIAN VOLCKHAUSEN Dave Devon Student Council, Chorus, Service Committee . . . The used key is bright. —Franklin TRINA LOU WAGLEY Trina Strafford F.N.A., Girls' Leaders, Soph. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Stu- dent Council, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Prom Committee, Hockey, Lacrosse . . . She's a winsome and wee thing. —Burns ALLAN BRUCE WAGNER A Paoli The idle life I lead is like a pleasant sleep. —Bridges GEORGE CAAAER WAITE George Paoli Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Student Council, Bas- ketball, Football ... He doth indeed show some sparks that are like wit. -Shakespeare KATHLEEN MARY WALSH Kathy Wayne Bowling, F.H.A., Bowling, Fine Arts . . . Redheads aren't always saints. —Anonymous RONALD EDWARDS WALTER Ron Malvern Monitor, Track, Cross Country . . . In quietness and confidence shall be his strength. —Anonymous 144 ROBERT ANGUS WARDEN Bob Radnor Audio-Vis., Gym Program, Soccer, Track ... I do love—I know not what. —Shakespeare GORDON TOWNSEND WAY Townie Devon Bowling, Hi-Y, Student Council, Track and Field Sem- inar, Basketball, Golf . . . Politeness costs nothing yet gains everything. —Montague WALTER T. WEAVER Walt West Chester Football, Track . . . The strength of twenty men. —Shakespeare DANIEL GEORGE WEBER Dan Wayne A Cappella Choir, Bowling, Concert Band, Dramatics, Marching Band . . . The language of tones belongs equally to all mankind, and melody is the absolute language in which the musician speaks to every heart. —Wagner SALLIE LEAF WEBER Sallie Devon Girls' Chorus, Greeters, Pep Club, Executive Nominat- ing Committee . . . My heart is warm with the friends I make. —Millay PAULA ARLINE WEINAAANN Paula Valley Forge German Club, Majorettes, Basketball, Bowling, Swim- ming . . . Good without effort, great without a foe. —Byron 145 STEPHEN DRAKE WELPOTT Steve Strafford Student Council, Jr. Prom Committee, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Volleyball . . . Nimble on feet as handsome in form. —Anonymous NANCY GRACE WENDELL Sam Strafford Greeters, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Spoke, Fine Arts Club, Finance . . . I have a heart with room for every joy. —Bailey PATRICIA ANN WILKINSON Pat Paoli Current World Prob. Seminar, Dramatics, French Club, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Student Council, Fine Arts . . . Personal beauty is a greater recom- mendation than any letter of introduction. —Aristotle J. ARCH WILLIAMS III Itch Malvern School Store, Gym Aide, Radio Club . . . Impossible is a word which I never say. —O'Harleville ROBERT IRVIN WILLIAMS Bob Frazer Boys' Leaders Club, Agr. Science Club . . . Nature is thought immersed in matters. —Alcott CONSTANCE PADDOCK WILSON Connie Berwyn Bowling, Library, Stage Craft, Hockey, Tennis . . . Them that asks no questions isn't told a lie. —Kipling 146 CURTIS HUGH WINN Curt Berwyn German Club, Monitors, Tennis, Cross Country . . . It matters not how long we live, but how well. —Bailey LINDA WOLFF Linda Devon F.H.A. . . . Rich in good works. —I Timothy CORNELIA JENNIFER WOOD Connie Devon Dramatics, Greeters, Student Council, Tennis, Fine rts . . . Good people are scarce. —Anonymous MARTHA ELIZABETH WOODALL Marty Devon Cheerleaders (Varsity), Greeters, Marching Band, Modern Dance, Student Council, Jr. Prom Committee, Gym Program . . . The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. —Ticked FRANK JAMES WOOLARD Jimmy Malvern Basketball . . . Everything comes if a man will only wait. —Hawthorne EDWARD HAMILTON WRIGHT Eddie Wayne A Cappella Choir, Boys' Chorus, Football, Track . . . It is a silly game where nobody wins. —Fuller 147 RALPH WADE WRIGHT Ralph Paoli Boys' Chorus, Tennis, Chorus . . . Life is but a thought. —Coleridge PETER YOCOM Pete Berwyn German Club, Hi-Y, Monitors, Soccer . . . Boys should study those things which will be useful to them when they are grown up. —Aristippus CAROLYN E. YOUNG Girlie Wayne Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus . . . True humor springs not more from the head than from the heart. —Carlyle DIANE THERESE ZACCARELLI Diane Paoli A Cappella Choir, Pep Club, Mixed Ensemble . . . Silence is a true friend who never betrays. —Confucius ROBERT FREDRICK ZANSITIS Zip Paoli Bowling, Chess Club, Greeters, Student Council, Track and Field Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Gym Program, Football, Track . . . Be silent and safe—for silence never betrays you. —O'Reilly 148 LATE COMERS JOHN MORAN ALAN BROWN WILLIAM TAYLOR HENRY SHIELDS ELIZABETH AINLEY MARY WILDMAN The 1962 Pioneer is happy to be able to include these members of the Class of '62 who entered our school too late to be included in their proper alphabetical desks. 149 PATRONS BERWYN PIZZERA DEVON ATLANTIC WALTER J. COOK 720 Lancaster Ave. Jeweler Nl 4-9705 Paoli, Penna. EARL'S PHARMACY Lincoln Hwy. and Valley Rd. Nl 4-8220 Robert W. Akinson Mr. and Mrs. John J. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ascough Dr. and Mrs. Behler Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bird Mr. and Mrs. John C. Benson Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Cadwallader Mr. and Mrs. William Cleaver Mr. and Mrs. William Courtney Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cox Miss Mary Jane Dean Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dows Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Getchell Mr. and Mrs. George Golmity Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hallman Miss Sadie L. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Heiser Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Karsch Master Eric D. Kircher Mrs. Patricia H. Kircher Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Kreshik THE SUBURBAN AND WAYNE TIMES Wayne, Penna. Mr. and Mrs. John Lavers Mr. Walter A. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Emery Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Nagel Arnold N. Parris Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Paul, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Paulding Mr. and Mrs. David R. Sharp Dr. Fred Stevens Mr. Robert E. Stevens Miss Barbara L. Thomas Mr. Donald L. Thomas Mrs. Evelyn H. Thomas Mrs. Patricia K. Thomas Mr. Walter S. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Volmer Thomsen Mr. Robert N. D. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Waite Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Homer O. White, Jr. DIRECTORY Nancy Abernethy David Wayne Adams Katherine Mearns Aikens Elizabeth Ainley Ronald Edward Allen Don Moore Ammerman Ann Marie Anderson Maureen Teresa Ansley John Felix Antonini Scott Harlan Armstrong Amy Babcock Agnes Elizabeth Barajas Sandra Lee Barney John W. Beatty Roger Wilson Beebe Kathleen H. Benner David Charles Bielecki Marcia Bird Edward Arnold Blitz Bonnie Bollman Katherine L. Bolster Mary Botfield H. Anne Boyle Sally Brenner Allan Brown Dorinda Bouton Brown Gerald Edwards Brown Wayne Donald Brown Bruce Buckley Ella Mae Burgess Richard Burghart Carol Ann Burnett Stephen James Burns Courtland Harrison Burton Sherry Lee Byassee Ressie Byrd Cheryl Byrne Sara Kay Cadwallader Lee C. Calhoun George Camp Jack Carolan Raymond Allan Carter Anita Louise Catren Linda Chiccino George Christian IV Tania E. Ciaccia Antoinette Ciccocelli Barbara Ciccolini Michael Civitello Peggy Clarke Margaret Ann Coleman Richard Consalvi John Corte Geraldyne Costello Janice Crawford Karen Crawford Bonnie Crofford Linda Ann Crowle Judith Ann Dailey Darlene D'Ambrosia Carol Dannaker Alan Darling Sydney Davies Michael Davis William Davis Charles Detwiler, Jr. Wayne Dieser Molly Diltz Leonard M. DiMidio William Dixon III George Dodge 484 East King Road, Malvern Nl 4-6580 233 Country Road, Berwyn Nl 4-1406 698 Fernfield Circle, Wayne MU 8-4324 1327 Thomas Road, Wayne MU 8-5698 U28 Thomas Road, Wayne MU-8-7834 Lantern Lane, Beryn Nl 4-6465 7 East King Street, Malvern Nl 4 6811 1278 Berwyn-Paoli Road, Berwyn Nl 4-9186 219 Dorset Road, Devon MU 8-1705 206 Dorset Road, Devon MU 8-2686 26 Cypress Lane, Berwyn Nl 4-1528 Howellville Road, Berwyn Nl 4-7695 460 Howellville Road, Berwyn Nl 4-4214 Leopard Lake, Berwyn Nl 4-1321 486 School House Lane, Devon MU 8-8507 53 Gwen Lane, Devon MU 8-4060 Country Road, Berwyn Nl 4-4896 520 Mountview Road, Berwyn Nl 4-1285 205 Colket Lane, Devon MU 8-7433 425 Waterloo Road, Devon MU 8-5626 856 Conestoga Road, Berwyn Nl 4-1344 38 Central Avenue, Berwyn Nl 4-8096 59 Briar Road, Wayne MU 8-7463 110 Ivywood Lane, Radnor MU 8-5029 346 Friendship Drive, Paoli Nl 4-6654 Wells Road, R. D. 1, Phoenixville TA 7-7211 130 S. Warren Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-2443 Yellow Springs Road, Malvern Nl 4-8343 1017 Derwydd Lane, Berwyn Nl 4-3499 78 Sproul Road, Malvern Nl 4-7518 Wentworth Road, Wayne MU 8-9352 29 Hollow Road, Paoli Nl 4-1981 Pine Drive, Bevan's Orchard, Phoenixville WE 5-5920 598 Dannaker Road, Wayne MU 8-1827 283 West Valley Road, Wayne MU 8-1973 18 Summit Avenue, Paoli Nl 4-4285 10 Princeton Road, Wayne MU 8-3657 105 Arlington Road, Malvern Nl 4-0535 Foxall Road, Berwyn Nl 4-0958 940 West King Road, Malvern Nl 4-6372 437 Devon State Road, Devon MU 8-2200 340 East First Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-1503 60 Lancaster Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-6156 1082 Howellville Road, Berwyn Nl 4-0412 72 Old Eagle Road, Wayne MU 8-3782 50 Berkley Road, Devon MU 8-4104 Laurel Circle, R. D. 2, Malvern Nl 4-4132 White Hourse Road, Berwyn 250 Swedesford Road, Malvern Nl 4-1683 588 Gulph Road, Wayne 666-1784 32 Route 202, Malvern Nl 4-3006 94 East Conestoga Road, Devon MU 8-9478 6363 Drexel Road, Philadelphia 20 Andrew Road, Malvern Nl 4-6334 13 Beverly Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-4275 30 Sullivan Road, Wayne MU 8-5874 45 Sullivan Road, Wayne MU 8-7743 218 Green Road, Berwyn Nl 4-9135 461 Hilltop Road, Paoli Nl 4-8595 447 Saunders Drive, Wayne MU 8-2565 Davis Lane, Wayne MU 8-4931 114 Deepdale Road, Wayne MU 8-4341 28 Manor Road, Paoli Nl 4-4178 22 Shepherd Road, Malvern Nl 4-4108 32 Berkley Road, Devon MU 8-0101 225 Dogwood Lane, Berwyn Nl 4-5027 610 Fernfield Circle, Wayne MU 8-3714 418 Pugh Road, Wayne MU 8-3262 128 Route 202, Paoli Nl 4-0204 Pikeland Road, Charlestown WE 3-6425 6 Colonial Way, R. D. 2, Malvern Nl 4-1369 Alexander Domeracki 66 Fahnestock Road, Malvern Nl 4-9582 Antonia Dominic 1046 Old Lancaster Road, Berwyn Nl 4-9187 Clayton Donaway 12 Waterloo Road, Devon MU 8-8256 Nicholas D'Orsaneo 1227 Old Lancaster Road, Berwyn Nl 4-6004 Leslie Dorwart 64 Croton Road, Wayne MU 8-4722 Marcella Dougherty 35 Greenlawn Road, Paoli Nl 4-6348 Patricia Lee Dowlin 18 Prospect Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-6729 Joy Edwards 1411 Valley Forge Road, Wayne MU 8-8545 Nancy Edwards Box 120, Thomas Road, Wayne MU 8-7958 Fritz Ehorn 276 Swedesford Road, Malvern Nl 4-0711 George Ellstrom 460 Hilltop Road, Paoli Nl 4-2672 Sandra Louise Embick 137 Channing Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-5973 Bruce Lee Emery Malvern Road, 1 TA 7-2291 Joel Kent Engelman 101 Arlington Road, Paoli Nl 4-7280 Anthony George English, Jr. 124 Jolind Road, Paoli Nl 4-4328 Phyllis Norwood Everett 220 Waterloo Road, Berwyn Nl 4-1553 Deborah Jane Fair 85 Hillside Road, Strafford MU 8-2310 Patricia Jean Farley 1539 Sugartown Road, Paoli Nl 4-6008 Leslie Enwright Fennelly 310 Friendship Drive, Devon Nl 4-0408 Leslie Ann Ferriman 1380 Varnum Drive, Wayne MU 8-6732 Roberta R. Fitzsimons Howells Road R. D. 1, Malvern Nl 4-1244 Carol Jean Foehl Edgemont Farms, Newtown Square EL 6-1561 Janet Elaine Foot 132 Conestoga Road, Devon MU 8-6551 Chardelle Force 129 Biddle Road, Paoli Nl 4-8132 Sandra Kay Forrester 128 Biddle Road, Paoli Nl 4-8132 Kathleen Anne Foster R. D. 1, Dutton Mill Road, Newtown Square Nl 4-6526 Lynne Marie Foster 542 Hillton Road, Paoli Nl 4-4835 Jo-Ann Freeman 396 Poplar Avenue, Devon MU 8-8839 David Dewitt Friedhofer 11 East King Street, Malvern Nl 4-5770 Peter Gent 395 Contention Lane, Berwyn Nl 4-6329 Willis Gerhart, Jr. 30 Oak Lane, Berwyn Nl 4-5085 Sewall Gibbons-Neff 225 Old Lancaster Road, Devon MU 8-4105 Alfred Roswell Gilbert III 16 East Golf Club Lane, Paoli Nl 4-7312 John Good 24 Dayleview Road, Berwyn Nl 4-7443 Larry Gorick 596 Gulph Road, Wayne 666-0561 Nancy Gowland 233 Highland Avenue, Devon MU 8-8541 Susan Grace 36 Beechwood Avenue, Frazer Nl 4-2840 Susan Graeser 638 Wallace Drive, Wayne MU 8-0102 Jack Graham 445 Black Swan Lane, Berwyn Nl 4-1306 Robert Graham Berwyn-Baptist Road, Berwyn Nl 4-9287 Alicia Green 785 Old Eagle School Road, Wayne MU 8-5497 Howard Greene 2 Locust Drive, Malvern Nl 4-4019 David Greer 763 Old Eagle School Road, Wayne MU 8-0395 John Christopher Gresham Box 735 Gulph Road, Wayne 666-0110 Nancy Griffen Route 202, Berwyn, R. D. 1 Nl 4-1258 Richard Griffith 136 Route 202, Wayne Nl 4-4529 Edward Gruss 1 Andrew Road, Malvern Nl 4-6235 Patricia Gulbrandsen 599 Conestoga Road, Berwyn Nl 4-1581 Linda Haack 407 Darby-Paoli Road, Paoli Nl 4-1322 Wayne Hadick 224 Chester Road, Devon MU 8-3967 Dexter Hagy Yale and Croton Roads, Wayne MU 8-3225 Mary Hale 16 Maple Avenue, Paoli Nl 4-1875 Alice Hamilton Yellow Springs Road, B-19, Malvern Nl 4-5756 Susan Hammerquist 353 Lindsey Drive, Devon Nl 4-4973 Carol Harrington 127 Hillside Road, Wayne MU 8-7328 Linda Harris 10 Queens Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-9213 Nancy Lee Hartman 19 Hillside Drive, Malvern Nl 4-2683 Walton Harris 520 Midland Avenue, Berwyn Nl 4-6538 Ronald Harvey 33 Devon Road, Devon Nl 4-0229 Elizabeth Hasselo 440 Bair Road, Berwyn Nl 4-6208 Seila Hatch 1376 Glenhardie Road, Wayne MU 8-1970 Richard Hedderick 231 Sunset Road, Wayne MU 8-7486 John Gibson Henderson, Jr. 520 Richards Road, Wayne 666-0566 Linda Henson 252 Swedesford Road, Malvern Nl 4-0308 Judy Hill 307 Greene Road, Berwyn Nl 4-1204 Carol Hinrichs 5 Lizbeth Lane, Berwytn Nl 4-3267 Ronald Holliday 1000 Mount Pleasant Avenue, Wayne MU 8-3528 Judith Holman 48 East Conestoga Road, Devon MU 8-0530 Tresa Hommel 315 Margo Lane, Devon Nl 4-1573 Howard Hopkins Spring Road, R. D. 2, Malvern Nl 4-6534 Kristina Howard 537 Newtown Road, Berwyn Nl 4-0411 152 Mary Jane Hoxie 777 Old Eagle School Road, Wayne MU 8-5613 Raymond Hughes 1732 Russell Road, Paoli Nl 4-2591 Don Hull 552 West Beechtree Lane, Wayne MU 8-0605 James Hulton 648 Llewellyn Road, Berwyn Nl 4-5087 Phyllis Iffrig 1067 West Lincoln Highway, Berwyn Nl 4-1458 Bigler Irvin 354 Devonshire Road, Devon Nl 4-4343 Marjorie Jacklitch 1128 West Valley Road, Wayne MU 8-1075 Diane Jackson 823 Old Lancaster Road, Berwyn Nl 4-0376 Kenneth Jackson 2 Princeton Road, Wayne MU 8-4391 Sue Janssen 1136 Thomas Road, Wayne Carole Jarrett 6 High Street, Malvern Nl 4-5958 Richard Jarvis 235 Berkley Road, Devon MU 8-0714 Carla Jeffreys 123 Spruce Lane, Paoli Nl 4-3374 Carol Johnson 212 Lancaster Avenue, Paoli Nl 4-7778 David Johnson 530 Hilltop Road, Paoli Nl 4-6762 Dorothy Jones 53 Crestline Road, Wayne MU 8-6437 Eric Jones 667 General Knox Road, Wayne MU 8-4369 Gail Jones 717 Old Eagle School Road, Wayne MU 8-1901 Lloyd Jones 560 Woodside Road, Berwyn Nl 4-0725 Patricia Kavas 32 Greentree Lane, Malvern Nl 4-3820 Emily Kearns 542 Midland Avenue, Berwyn Nl 4-5626 William Keithley 872 Lancaster Avenue, Devon Charles Kellner 773 Bair Road, Berwyn Nl 4-6410 John Kelly 644 Colonel Dewees Road, Wayne MU 8-1873 William Kennedy 11 Chestnut Lane, Wayne MU 8-0438 Mary Lou Kerigan 225 Devon Boulevard, Devon MU 8-7076 Gaila Kilpatrick 120 W. King Street, Malvern Nl 4-8335 Barbara Kimes 262 Popular Avenue, Devon MU 8-6538 Gail King Forest Lane 2, Malvern Nl 4-0283 Julius Kocsis Devault Road, Devault Nl 4-8084 Theresa Kocsis Devault Road, Devault Nl 4-8084 George Korn 463 Hickory Lane, Berwyn Nl 4-6424 Joan Kovacs Charlestown Road, R. D. 1, Malvern WE 3-8568 John Kovacs Charlestown Road, R. D. 1, Malvern WE 3-8568 Louise Kraft 575 West Valley Road, Wayne MU 8-9444 Richard Kremzier 6 Williams Road, Malvern Nl 4-6240 Todd Kummer 386 Friendship Drive, Paoli Nl 4-1619 James Lally 244 Steeplechase Road, Devon MU 8-0227 Meredith Lathrop 885 Llewellyn Road, Berwyn Nl 4-8857 Nancy Lankton 645 Hickory Lane, Berwyn N 4-8589 Barbara Leach 152 Waterloo Road, Berwyn N 4-4980 Cynthia Leary 3 Chetwyn Circle, Paoli N 4-8872 David Leary 90 Waterloo Road, Berwyn N 4-0163 Carolyn Lee 431 School House Lane, Devon MU 8-9207 Mildred Lee 562 Woodside Avenue, Berwyn Nl 4-5048 Suzan Lewis 32 Fahnestock Road, Malvern Nl 4-4535 Vincent Liddy 217 Conestoga Road, Devon MU 8-5534 Klaus Liebold R. D. 1, Berwyn Nl 4-3486 Linda Llewellyn 603 Midland Circle, Berwyn Nl 4-7245 Barry Long 10 Beechwood Avenue, Frazer Nl 4-8172 Park Loy 6 Marlin Drive, Paoli Nl 4-6428 Walter Lutz 18 Ruthland Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-2692 Donald Mahoney R. D. 1, Rees Road, Malvern Nl 4-6731 Peter MacKinnon 439 State Road, Devon MU 8-4271 Raun MacKinnon 439 State Road, Devon MU 8-4271 Helen Madison 7 Green Tree Hollow, Paoli Nl 4-3547 Linda Marlowe 335 Strafford Avenue, Wayne MU 8-4131 Roberta Matthews Sugartown Road, Malvern Nl 4-2855 Joan Mattis 76 Carol Lane, Malvern Nl 4-5377 Francis Mattson 75 Jacqueline Drive, Paoli Nl 4-4983 Edward McBride 6 Carol Lane, Malvern Nl 4-2008 Robert McCuen 9 Duffryn Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-0389 Donald McEuen 15 Beechwood Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-6574 Diana McFetridge 74 Village Way, Malvern Nl 4-5473 Joan McGinnes 536 Bair Road, Berwyn Nl 4-2172 Robert McGlade 440 Walker Road, Wayne MU 8-0883 George McGrady 43 Bridge Avenue, Berwyn Nl 4-1593 Margery Lynne McMichael 186 Dayleview Road, Berwyn N 4-7332 Chargles McNabb Third Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-8820 John McNulty 290 Valley View Road, Malvern Nl 4-8867 Judy Mearns 17 Martins Lane, Berwyn Nl 4-6746 153 Susan Medlicott 864 Old Eagle School Road, Wayne MU 8-2941 Bertha Miller 111 Circular Avenue, Paoli Nl 4-1914 Bruce Milligan 143 Church Street, Malvern Nl 4-7913 Joan Moore 445 Glenwyth Road, Wayne MU 8-4177 Frank Moorshead 211 Old Lancaster Road, Devon MU 8-6923 John Moran 243 Miner Street, Malvern Nl 4-3847 Ronald Morrison 2040 Grubbs Mill Road, Berwyn Nl 4-6428 Janet Mowrer Elk Drive, Malvern Nl 4-0392 Philip Murphy 14 Marlin Drive, Malvern Nl 4-4291 Francis Murray 101 Sproul Road, Malvern Nl 4-2016 Judy Myers 286 Orchard Road, Paoli Nl 4-0914 Christine Nardone 102 N. Waterloo Road, Devon MU 8-8826 Sharon Navarro 100 Spruce Lane, Paoli Nl 4-3654 Lenore Nelson 647 Wallace Drive, Wayne MU 8-1686 Douglas Newton 313 Irish Road, Berwyn Nl 4-8377 John Nutter 4 Forrest Lane, Wayne MU 8-3294 Dulany Ogden R. D. 2, Malvern Nl 4-6977 Francis Ortner 558 Prussian Lane, Valley Forge MU 8-2618 Susan Owings 631 Walker Road, Wayne MU 8-3025 Alison Owings 620 Pugh Road, Wayne MU 8-1436 Jan Palm Yellow Springs and Wells Roads, Paoli TA 7-7141 Linda Palmer 858 West King Road, Malvern Nl 4-1098 Joyce Parelia 216 Bella Vista Road, Devon MU 8-6772 Murray Parker 7 Lloyd Road, Malvern Nl 4-9426 James Parsons 210 Waterloo Avenue, Berwyn Nl 4-4967 Edgar Paski 236 Waterloo Avenue, Berwyn Nl 4-5449 Georgia Paul 8 Longland, Malvern Nl 4-4292 John Paulding 6 Eisenhower Drive, Malvern Nl 4-2475 Edgar Paxson Mill and Evergreen Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-2050 Donald Peters 29 Winding Way, Downington N 4-4658 Karen Peterson Elk Drive, Malvern Nl 4-6381 John Pfeiffer 140 Gable Road, Paoli Nl 4-2377 Estelle Pidgeon 72 Village Way, Malvern Nl 4-9464 Bradford Pierce 100 Steeplechase Road, Devon MU 8-4623 Paul Piombino 225 Valley Forge Road, Devon MU 8-4986 Marianne Pizzi 79 Grove Avenue, Devon MU 8-3681 Albert Plant 515 Old Eagle School Road, Wayne MU 8-9252 David Pollock 8 Grubbs Road, Malvern Nl 4-8911 William Preistley 314 Exeter Road, Devon MU 8-6187 Barbara Princo 14 Yellow Springs Road, Malvern Nl 4-0939 Fred Pyle R. D. 1, Chester Springs WE 3-6415 William Pyle Forrest Lane R. D. 1, Malvern Nl 4-6722 Sandra Quay 3 Sycamore Lane, Phoenixville WE 3-4810 Sally Raach 1664 Weedon Road, Wayne 666-0431 Henye Rabben Charlestown Road, R. D. 1, Malvern WE 3-4992 Lynn Ramsey 7 Briar Road, Wayne MU 8-3766 Charles Randolph 424 Newton Road, Berwyn Nl 4-8395 Michael Reis 111 Green Street, Malvern Jean Renyolds 103 Berkley Court, Devon MU 8-2181 Shirley Riddle 30 Bridge Avenue, Berwyn Nl 4-3387 Boyd Rimel Box 134 South Valley Road, Paoli Nl 4-7193 Marian Roberts 222 Green Road, Berwyn Nl 4-1547 Pamela Roberts 106 Ivywood Lane, Radnor MU 8-6367 Wendi Roy 12 Cumbley Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-4194 Charles Rubbo 217 Valley Forge Road, Devon MU 8-6016 Rodney Russell 127 Penn Road, Wayne MU 8-7247 Eric Samuelson Benburb Road, R. D. 2, Phoenixville WE 3-5129 Steven Sawchuk 366 Hilltop Road, Paoli Nl 4-7513 Vincent Scamell 566 Richards Road, Wayne 666-0281 Martha Schauffele 653 Wallace Drive, Wayne MU 8-3785 Judith Schnell 870 Hollow Road, Radnor MU 8-7768 Steven Schifter 32 Briar Road, Wayne MU 8-3968 Richard Schoeninger 620 Fernfield Circle, Wayne MU 8-7830 Thomas Schoeninger 620 Fernfield Circle, Wayne MU 8-7830 Donald Schubert 247 Cassatt Road, Berwyn Nl 4-1958 William Scott 166 Brookmeade Road, Wayne MU 8-1547 Susan Seavey 11 Madeline Drive, Malvern Nl 4-8291 Dale Segner 16 Crest Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-8137 Alice Selditch Howell Road, Malvern WE 3-8250 Julia Sellers 416 Littlebrook Road, Devon MU 8-8291 Gretchen Senff 341 Prussian Lane, Wayne MU 8-3626 Irvin Sentz 2 Stonehedge Lane, Malvern Nl 4-1829 154 William Shain 641 Pugh Road, Wayne MU 8-6515 Beverly Sharpless 118 East King Street, Malvern Nl 4-1829 Raymond Sharpless 6 Timber Lane, Paoli Nl 4-7344 Spencer Sharpless 202 and Warren Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-1978 Carole Sheets 16 Andrews Road Nl 4-9494 Barbara Shepherd 152 Conestoga Road, Malvern Nl 4-5585 Henry Shields 510 Darby-Paoli Road, Paoli Nl 4-1166 Lawrence Simmering 311 Woodmont Circle, Berwyn Nl 4-4642 Anne Simmers R. D. 1, Chester Springs WE 3-6416 Patricia Singiser Sugartown Road, Malvern Alexander Smith Devault WE 3-3371 Audrey Smith Hollow Road, Radnor MU 8-1527 Sandra Smith R. D. 2, Phoenixville WE 3-4498 Judith Snyder 126 Gable Road, Paoli Nl 4-4033 Ellen Soisson 1 Deer Run Lane, Malvern Nl 4-2024 John Souder 19 Moreland Road, Paoli Nl 4-6631 Edward Souders Chesterbrook Farm, Berwyn Isabella Springer Creek Road, Malvern Nl 4-4315 Barbara Stackhouse 135 Sullivan Drive, Wayne MU 8-6781 Gail Elizabeth Stackhouse 102 Church Road, Malvern Nl 4-2708 Karen Stadthaus 225 Country Road, Berwyn Nl 4-3469 Kathleen Stadthaus 225 Country Road, Berwyn Nl 4-3469 David Stamen 31 Kings Circle, Malvern Nl 4-8856 Alexandria Stefaniw Yellow Springs Road, Paoli Nl 4-1624 Gertrude Steidel 414 Woodcrest Road, Wayne MU 8-7763 Emil Stevens 233 Orchard Road, Paoli Nl 4-2438 Helen Stevens R. D. 2, Malvern Nl 4-1121 Kenneth Stewart 1369 Karen Lane, Radnor MU 8-5288 Carol Stone 123 Clover Road, Wayne MU 8-5183 Robert Stover 4 Longview Road, Malvern Nl 4-7453 Andrew Tally 92 Village Way, Malvern Patti Tarr 24 Fairview Road, Paoli Nl 4-2138 Ronald Taylor 693 General Knox Road, Wayne MU 8-9294 William Taylor 489 Black Swan Lane, Berwyn Nl 4-5425 Elaine Thomas 1022 Lincoln Highway, Berwyn Nl 4-0840 Judith Thomas 114 East King Street, Malvern Nl 4-1929 Gayle Thompson 104 Devonwood Lane, Devon MU 8-2163 Karl Thomsen 332 Beechwood Road, Berwyn Nl 4-1735 Eleanor Thorn 14 Williams Lane, Berwyn Nl 4-5605 Dwight Towner 14 Beryl Road, Berwyn Nl 4-2768 Suzanne Vanderbeck 730 Laurel Lane, Wayne MU 8-6558 Peggy Vaugn Line Road, Malvern Nl 4-5184 David Volckhausen 105 Spencer Road, Devon MU 8-1237 Trina Lou Wagley 1 Princeton Road, Wayne MU 8-7211 Allan Wagner 76 Birch Lane, Paoli Nl 4-7015 George Waite Cedar Hollow Road, Paoli Nl 4-7015 Kathleen Mary Walsh 97 Deepdale Road, Wayne MU 8-9146 Ronald Edwards Walter R. 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D. 2, West Chester Nl 4-8277 Constance Wilson 1005 Tenby Road, Berwyn Nl 4-4109 Curtis Hugh Winn 328 Greene Road, Berwyn Nl 4-0178 Linda Wolff 665 Devon State Road, Devon MU 8-8092 Cornelia Jennifer Wood 188 Hunters Lane, Devon MU 8-3854 Martha Elizabeth Woodall 141 Old Lancaster Road, Devon MU 8-2721 Frank James Woolard 28 Crest Avenue, Malvern Nl 4-2195 Edwprd Hamilton Wright 962 Upper Gulph Road, Wayne Ralph Wade Wright 310 South Valley Road, Paoli Nl 4-3078 Peter Yocom 2211 Grubbs Mill Road, Berwyn Nl 4-1358 Carolyn E. Young 942 Henry Avenue, Wayne MU 8-1692 Diane Theresa Zaccarelli 43 West Central Avenue, Paoli Nl 4-8582 Robert Fredrick Zanzitis 335 Friendship Drive, Paoli Nl 4-6215 I I I TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made