Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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GEORGE S. CARPENTER General Always ready for pleasure and fun, Beans” has the happy faculty of spreading cheer wherever he goes. Currently, he is considering a career in the service. GERALD N. CIAFFONE General Versatile “Jerry” has proved his excellence on the basketball court. He has evidenced his desire for expression of music talent by organizing his own dance band. ELIZABETH C. CLAPSADDLE General The graceful high-stepping majorette who led our band is “Bea.” Recognition for her twirling technique has been almost equalled by respect for her sewing skill. GARY G. COLLINS Industrial Gary’s pleasing personality and conscientious manner have earned for him the regard of classmates. His diligence, patience, and earnestness should bring him deserved reward. Zealously a nd sincerely we combined our efforts. JOHN A. CONNELLY Academic Calmness and precision rule “Jack” — always the gentleman, always the willing helper. His quietness and pensiveness are intriguing traits oi his interesting personality. FRANCIS J. DANIELS General Quiet, friendly “Boone makes friends quickly, especially when he turns on that extra special charm. He surpasses everyone in the class in his knowledge of automobiles. ANNA MARIE DECAMILLO Secretarial Anna’s lovely brown hair and eyes compel attention. Her artistic abilities, for which she will be remembered, have been of invaluable assistance to the art department. SUSANNE L. DE VITIS Secretarial Attractive “Sue” seemed to have her finger in almost every school activity. She has that certain way with people which will help her in any situation. 15

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THOMAS A. BARATTUCCI Industrial Industrious, reliable, and capable of getting along with all types of people— this is “Tom.” His ambition, determination, and perseverance should enable him to succeed. CAROLE A. BARR General Business Cooperative Carole is sincere and helpful. Courteous and soft-spoken, she cheerfully accepts responsibility and frequently does more than her share. JOHN A. BELL General John is a calm thoughtful member of the class who is always willing to try something new. He is a cheerful easy-going lad who faces the future optimistically. LORETTA H. BENEDICT Secretarial Artistic, whimsical and gay — that's our Loretta. Her amiable manner, warm personality, and pleasing charm inspire friendliness. Life for her should have many merry steps. In September 1956, VICTOR BENEDICT Academic Vic’s” contributions as a musician have made us one of the most outstanding classes of our school. His efficient working habits in music and in science effect rewarding results. CATHERINE P. BLAIR General Business “Cathy” is one of our gay-spirited, first-rate athletes. “Plenty of laughs and lots of fun” seems to be the motto for this friendly, enthusiastic, vivacious senior. ROSEMARIE BOCDANSK1 Secretarial Posture-perfect, radiant Rose is recognized for her delightful, light-soprano voice and her creative-writing talent. Her shorthand speed will be welcomed in any office. CHARLES H BRUNO Academic As president for three years, “Chas” proved himself as an officer and friend. His courtesy, optimism, earnestness and constancy have won for him respect and appreciation. we came together as a class. M

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DOLORES D. DI SANTE Secretarial An industrious and conscientious worker, “Dee” is always ready to do more than her share. Willingness and capability should make her the perfect Secretary of Tomorrow. BURRELL L. DOZIER Industrial In football, basketball and baseball, sports enthusiast “Mo-Jo” has excelled. Of equal excellence is the vocal accomplishment of this amicable fun-loving senior. H. LEROY DUFFIELD Industrial Although reticent when in a large group, “Duffy” is quite a chatterbox with close friends. His keen observing manner should be very helpful in future years. MARIAN J. EASTLACK Secretarial Marian’s effervescent personality seeps out with a flash of her broad smile. We are proud of her participation in District Orchestra, and District and State Band. We strove earnestly for maximum achievement MICHAEL F. FREDERICK General Each Friday at 8:15, Skid,” with gavel in hand, presided at the Hi-Y meeting. Under his able supervision and with his help the Sock Hop was a well organized event. JUDITH A. GARNETT Secretarial With her serenity, gentility, genuine sincerity, and kindly manner Judy” wins the respect of others. She is nice to talk with and very nice to know. RUBY L. CRAHAM General Business Sparkling eyes, friendly disposition, and persuasive ways best describe Ruby. Her efficient manner should hasten the realization of her ambition to serve others. JOHN R. GREENE General Even though he’s usually seen with a basketball in each hand, Tank doesn’t limit his activities to basketball. Somehow he still finds time for music.