Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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ANNE C. JOHNSON General Business Known for her cautious driving, “Nancy,” otherwise, displays seemingly boundless energy. This capable senior has valuable assets in her neat appearance and cordial manner. HELEN L. JOHNSON General A talented speaker, Helen has served in many school activities. Her efficiency, versatility, and capability should aid her in achieving career success. WALTER H. KOHANSBY Industrial Quiet, helpful, sincere “Wally” has been a loyal member of our class. This very hardworking industrial arts student is always pleasant and amiable. H. EILEEN KULP General Business With a ready smile, “Eileen” greets everyone with a friendly “Hi.” She is always around to offer a helping hand whenever there is a project to be completed. We hurdled our obstacles and accepted our CARMELLA LA MACCHIA General “La,” who is quite ambitious and very friendly, has a kind word for everyone. She tndy enjoys and excels in dancing. Her 1958 Impala is a much appreciated time saver. FRANK R. LEVTTO General Business Frank, a carefree lad with a ready-word and a sunny smile, could often be found lending a hand with school chores. He’s one of our best dressers and dancers. JANE A. MacDONALD Academic “West Chester Here I Come” is “Janie’s” theme song. Her pleasing manner, musical ability, and scholastic competence should carry her far in her chosen profession — teaching. NORMAN MacKENZIE General “Norm” was always ready to make a touchdown. He is courteous, genial, and helpful. His comments are casual until discussions become involved and challenging.

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JAMES A. GRIFFIN Ceneral Ike,” C. H. S. football and baseball captain, and basketball star, has a pleasant smile and a kind word for everyone. He is always helpful and cheerful. HELEN E. GUNNING Ceneral With her friendly manner and humorous gestures, “Helene” will brighten any hospital room. The members of the Class of 1959 wish her lots of success in her career. JANET J. HAINES Ceneral Business Good things come in small packages. Janet truly lives up to this adage with her gentle, pleasing personality and kind, thoughtful manner toward all. WILLIAM D. HARRIS Ceneral “Ducky” is known by his friends as the “boy wonder,” especially in the field of expert salesmanship. His friendly teasing always helps to cheer those who are depressed. on each class project that was undertaken. WILLIAM A. HARRISON Academic Call Lumpy” for anything at any time — but please don’t call him late for lunch. Our French expert is always ready with a catchy joke or a witty remark. BETTY L. HITCHCOCK Secretarial Perfection marks “Bctt” as an outstanding member of our class, for she excels in all her endeavors. Proficiency in varied training shook I insure her future success. JEANETTE HOWELL Secretarial Miss Seamstress of ’59” handled a basketball almost as well as a needle. Jeanette’s many sewing accomplishments promise fulfillment oi her seamstress ambition. F. BARRY JAMISON Ceneral Jami,” alias Mr. Maverick because of his typically western stride, possesses a magnetic personality. Congenial, cheerful, and chatty, he makes friends easily and quickly. 17

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JEROME F. MAHONEY Industrial “Jerry” was our entertaining lunchroom comedian. Though he is small in size, he is big in heart. His courtesy, kindness, and thoughtfulness mark him as a true gentleman. MARY THERESA MARESCA Academic Pleasant, soft-spoken, ambitious Mary is not really so quiet as she may seem. Her excellent work on the Blue and Gold has won the admiration of her many friends. WARREN S. MARSH General The future president of the W. T. Grant stores is none other than “Moo.” His placid, poised manner and gentlemanly traits should aid his achievement. BENNIE R. MATHIS Secretarial Bennie's pacific manner and patience promise her much success as a social worker. Her skill with a needle and thread will Ik a valuable lasting asset. advancements with the sureness of adults. EVA M. McCURDY General Business Look for the pixie haircut and there’s Eva, one of our very graceful high steppers. Her superior sewing and artistic aptitudes make her a clever individual. ROBERT L. MESZAROS General A friendly nature and pleasing personality characterize “Bobby,” our class comedian. His ready ability to think of witty remarks has made him liked by all. JOYCE A. MILLER Secretarial Joyce, the sparkling cheerleader captain, is interested in sports as a participant and as a spectator. Fun-loving, yet serious, this capable, modish senior uses every minute. GEORGE MITCHELL Academic Because of George, the hydronium ion will never be forgotten. Seriously, his composure, stamina, persistence. and good work habits shoidd aid him in attaining success. 19