Downingtown High School - Our Year Cuckoo Yearbook (Downingtown, PA)

 - Class of 1942

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HHHHIHHHHHH HIHH HHHHHH H HHHHHHH HH ,,-nl J.-'W PAINT AND COLCDR The artist is painting ociootball games, Fall dances, rustling brown leaves and schoolwoorlc ...... he adds a touch ol brilliant coloracchristmas vacation, winter snow, and basketball games ...... another dash of color, this time the greencfspring, the Senior Play, and the nearing end of the school year .... . at lastecompletion ol the painting and the artist signs his name .... . .just as the seniors receive their diplomas and the doors ol school are closed until they open lor another senior class. DEDICATIQN We dedicote tliis yeorboolt to Miss Mory Motion lor ner tireless ond never ending worlc. As o teoclwer, o Friend, ond o componion, slie lios instilled in us o knowledge ond oppreciotion of ort. Miss Molwon lwos touglit us tlwot if o tliing is wortlw doing ot oll, it is yvortli doing well. l-ler personolity is so sporlding ond lier interest so reol tlwcit eoclw of us Feels lier to be our personol friend. We coll on Miss Molion lor lwelo in mony Fields: lor ploy scenery, for tlie yeorboolq, lor donce decorotions, lor posters, ond for clossworla Slwe is olwoys clieerlul ond willing to lwelo us. Not only is slie on ortist ol points ond colors, but slne is on ortist ol lite. THE SKETCH ln the lollowlng poges ol this yeorbool4 ore recorded the wonderlul trrnes ol the T941 4Q school yeor Eoch event ol the school yeor rs here Wrthout the cooperotron of he sensors ond the lelp ol the other puprls our tosl4s would never be completed The teochers olso hove oeen lond rn grvrng us herr osslstonce We storted out with hugh hopes ond hugh rdeols We wonted to mol4e the l94Q Cuclcoo the best e er pupl shed The tosl4 wos not on eosy one but we trred hord Qur We wrsh to extend our thonlc to Mass lVlullowney lor her gurdonce ond helpful suggestions rn our worlq to lVllss Nlohon lor the osslstonce she gove to us rn ort work to Mr Smedley for the pusuness rnonogement We puplrshed thrs yeorpook o o dedrcotron to Mass Mohon ond o o memoruol to the Clc1sofl94O . b A , t . A . V r . . , . t . . L . V i A Cuckoo shows whether or not we hove succeeded , S . M X W J V ' 1 f f ' ' A li - , s ' s W-. TABLE OF CONTENTS Black and White Admlmstrotlon Sensors Paints and Brushes Organizations Home Rooms WIttlCISmS Flnlshed Picture Sports Advertusements Pog Sponsors Editor ID Chief Llterary Edrtor Art Edrtors Feature Editor Sports lfdltor Reporters CUCKOO STAFF Literary Staff Edna Dent Music Editor Dorothy McGowan Elsie McGowan Cathernne Stringer lsaac Martlnes Josephine Saclc Janice Davis Leslie Sheeler Leah Baen Louuse McQueen Catherine l'lelms Business Staff Miss Esther Mullowney Miss Mary Mahan Barbara Carlson l'lelen Beardsell Betty McNeal Ruth l'llmes Dorothy Wilson Walter Shaw photographic Editors UORRHY Down Sarah Mcfausland Jeanne Koogler l-lumor Editor Josephine Sack News Editor Lucy Blumt:-erg Proof Readers Ellfrllg exgagllrry Betty Cozzone Josephine Cortlessa Sylyua lrey lnza Smith Keeler Messner John DuBernarou Marjorie Hewitt Raymond Dennis Calvln Mnnglone Amelia DlEulls Evelyn Crosby Charles DnSante Page Te Sponsor Mr R V Smealey Associate Editors .,......44.............,....,....,.....,.. lMarlissee Slciles U BLACK AND WHITE Ia'nz1n1 lfalwn Sc mor' BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs BellelVl l-lutchlson President Mr Robert Ash Vuce Presndent Mr N Leland Wilson Secretary M George Nlxdorl Dr Carll: Dent Dear Young Friends The thoughts ol youth are long long thoughts What do you see when you look Into spacer? Do you try to fathom the part you wall play ID malclng a new and better world from the brolcen pleces passed on to you? Whatever that distant day shall hold for you you wall be ready' Thanks to modern schools and lar seeing educators you wrll be pre pared with a strong mind and a sound body to stand up under the test Falthlully yours Zac. PQ MMJWM W? VICTORY Our Declaration ol lndependence closes wuth these words and lor the support ol thus Declaration, with a llfm reliance on the protectlon ol dlvune provudence, we mutually pledge to each other our Liles our Fortunes and our Sacred Honor Are the members of the Class ol 'l94Q wllllng and ready to allnx therr signatures to such a statement? May each one of you say with the poet Ruse up In might Reject the Soft and easy way Qur glorious heritage Wrth mlght and mann defend Strulfe down the hand That would our llberty betray For hard won human rights Must free men now contend C Supervising principal Downmgtown Public Schools West Chester State Teachers College Susquehanna Unuverslty B S Bucknell University A M New Yorlc University Ed D 5 When the R AF lighter squadron leader calls out Tally l-lo the squadron goes Into battle From that moment on every pllot ns on hrs own School lrle IS somewhat lulce that For twelve years you are In squadron Formation Qthers have labored to traxn you lor the moment when Tally l'lo IS called out and you go on your own To the Seniors we say Good Luclc and God Bless you' Kutztown State leachers College Pennsylvanra State College B S MS Page Thirteen Miss Ada DiLuigi f Secretary to Mr. Butler. ui Miss Barbara Good - Secretary to Dr. Chaffee. PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION e Rarent Teachers Association ol the Downingtown schools closed their program forthe year on April Q7 T949 e Rresident chose as the theme of the year This ls Our Community The meetings were both interesting and inspiring There was a guest spealcer at most ol the meetings The Rrograms were all centered around the theme ol the year The speakers based their lectures on religion character building honesty and respect lor home and country The meetings were held in the East and West Ward and the l-ligh School Auditorium MRS W NQRMAN HOWE Secretary P T A President Mrs Wallace Rearson Second Vice Rresident Mrs Ralph McNelly Secretary Mrs W Norman l-lavve Treasurer Mr Ross Adams Page Fo tee Th - ' , . . . Th . I .. . . First Vice Rresident ....,...,.,...........,.. Mrs. Robert Niclc GMM 60 7713100 wffwfwg-1ff, ,,Q,iw f4Q-,5 b, f 7Q,w,.w W7 1iaziLfLa,04MZdf1d0 If QE?Lfb3k,Ekfg,g,' 1 ZPUZMME 41-4.41 Jawa QLFQLATU Emwwffjfefg .1 V rfb I r All . - E Y Mjej .-WL al . Q' 461.2-,Muay ' we ' fy 1, Eb 'md fi? famw md-fl1aocu7 we if MXML I E P 'P r., . 7 Wfmw mf 1 1 , ., ' gm, 'frz W aw I L E, r OI u Ross B Adams lncllana State leachers Col lege BS Commercial Assistant IH Bas lcetball and Baseball Glen H Clark Susquehanna Llnsverslty Scrence Alice D Ezrah West Chester State leachers College BS Lrbrory and lfnglush Wrllram M Fredd Pennsylvama State College Agriculture Aubrey G Goudre Dulce Llnnverslty A B Junuor l-hgh School hllstory Baslcetball Coach Anna L Hall West Chester State leachers College B S Junior l-hgh School Mathe matics John E Heflner Dlclclnson College A B Latnn and English Phyllis L Hurloclc West Chester State leachers Colleae BS Junior l'llgh School Engllsh Lours Lear Vocational Certlhcate General Shop Robert L Lenox Fredonla State leachers College BS Alleheny College AM Instrumental Muslc Mary Mahan phlladelphla School ol sign r Ida L Mahoocl West Chester State leachers College BS Junior l-lrgh School Geo Qrophv Elizabeth B Martm pennsylvania State College l-lome Economlcs M Josephine Mccrelght lncllana State leachers Col leae BS Commercial Kermrt W Montz Franlclnn and Marshall Col lege A B Cuvlcs and European l-las tory 'lraclc Coach A stant ID Football EstherC Mullowney Wulson College A B Llnrversuty ol pennsylvania Engllsh .lean M Peech West Chester State leachers College BS Physical Educatnon Marlon V Phrlrps Svvarthmore College A B l-llstory and prob ol Democ racy John H Rerst Sabbatlcal Leave Lafayette College BS Science and Mathematics R Vinton Smeclley laylor Busnness College Commercial Henry C Stehman Loclc l-laven State leachers College BS Llnnverslty ol pennsylvania Mathematics and Science Football Coach A st n lraclc Betty L Talbot lemple University B S Commercial Mary T Wagner West Chester State leachers College BS Vocal Musuc Walterl Way Substitute lor Mr Beust West Chester State leachers College BS Science and Mathematics Margaret Whrtecar Llnlverslty ol pennsylvania B S A M Frenchand American hllstory . , , S- ' ' I. AM. Bs. ' f C B c 'S J I V -l fvts. g g tl , s . il .4 . De! I At X ' ' r c ' . 'J Bs. W ' M J y W X ,,,g,Y 'fllz 0 4 7 . Q 45 s V ' L- . s. i ' V .f-.,...,u'wiA- ' - SENIOR CLASS First row Ada Keitt Anita Amster Naomi l-lague Dorothy Draper Edith Lemon Euruth Strouse Betty Anderson Doris Staub Winona Shoun Emma Stallings Second row Betty Smith Milly Sabellico Rita Fahey Dorothy McCambs l-larriet Usher John Johnson Rose Di Beredinis Jennie D Attilio Mabel Smith Third row Mae McNeil Miss Philips Mary Ellen Moltz Jane Biclcing Louise Ayer l-lilda l-lannum Jean Yohn Peggy Ludwiclc Agnes Merlct Justine Richards Rae McCombs Lillian Brookover Dorothy Snyder Eleanor Stringer Marian Clavier Miss Mullowney Dorothy Robinson Mary Miller Fourth row Jane Balcer Betty Yost Anna Cummings Rose Bucci Doris Baldwin Eleanor l-lalberstadt Pauline Rierce Catherine Spangler Madeline Robinson Mary l-larris Myra l-laas Pearl Draper Sara Gray Fifth row: John Mercer George Paige Kenneth Wheatley Ralph Schmel Ernest Cozzone l-lenry Fazzini Samuel Grayeno James DiQttavio Alfonso lravaglini Willie DiCarlo Leonard Francella Joseph Petrella Armando Lahato Albert Menna Bernard Dipietro George Allen Robert Dunn James Fitrer Charles McConaghy. Sixth row: Robert Mitman Clair Becker Francis l-loltman Richard Willard George Ropjoy Jack Sharp Floyd Lilley Robert Harrison Clarence Miller Edgar Buchanan William Reese Everett Wilson Richard l-ladlield William Grigson Thomas Zaferes, Class Officers Rresiaent ......,...,.,.. Dominic DiLuigi Vice-Rresiaent ,........... John Johnson ' Secretary ...,...,,,.,...,.. Dors Eachus lreasurer ............,. Rose DiBeredinis ,IZI rl ELIZABETH JA NE BAKER Just a pol olwoys kind ond true A Ioyol closmote th ru and thru DORIS BALDWI Dons er condy from doy to doy She s done her duty In every way CLAIR BECKER Clorr All Ground boy for any occosuon Hell mclce good an ony vocotnon N .. . .. She sold h LILLIAN BROOKOVER i y The peppiest girl you ever saw A friend to one and fun lor all FLORENCE THERESA CASTALDI Florence Good at sports and lessons too An all around girl well tell you MARIAN CLAVIER Marian Marian is a quiet loss Always at the head of her clu s Academic Commercial Commercial M ALICE BRADLEY Alice Lots of pep and loads of fun With her music praise she's won. LYNN BRADLEY Lynn Very quiet and seldom seen But a good friend to us he's been. ROSE BUCCI Rose Rose is true and very nice For her friendship we'd pay any price EDGAR BUCHANAN Shorty Shorty Buchanan is a good sport They call him Shorty because he s short ANDREW COZZONE Shack Andy has a jolly way That will help him down life s narrow way ERNEST COZZONE Ernie Ernie s ready with laugh or pun Ernie s always a lot of fun ANNA CUMMINGS Po y She is Sweet and kind and true She ll always do her best for you 7'-, N tvs, Wu 'L '? ,?'f me ask Academic General Commercial Commercial Commerical Commercial Commercial 17? vga? L'II H A 'A ' I . I . . . .. . ., . .. H .. A Y - Yrtqf ' X5 W S' J ' . - A X L 1 'fi 1' . yf, f fig , ' 4-fs, -- Q. M' U H my -.. , i f 'sf 4 V' ,ss ' 4 W ip, gg? fix V,,,..ff ,,.f DOMINIC DILUIGI Mickey Academuc With hus blond haur and hus blue eyes lru thus world we re sure hell ruse ANTHONY DILUIGI Nunyo Academic I-Ie lcnew all the answers when ut came to swung But when ut comes to pretty gurls thats another thing BERNARD DIPIETRO Barney General Books to Barney just weren t the thing So he gave them up for Boogie Woogie nd Swing Syl -'13 JENNIE D'ATTILIO Jennie Jennie's nice I must confess Always doing her duty for D. H. S. Commercial ROSE DI BEREDINIS Ro who us so bright ln her work she s just rught Commercial WILLIAM DI CARLO Wullue General With brown eyes and wavy hair I-le s one swell Icud we hate to spare ANTOINETTE DI BERNARDI Ann Commercucul A friend to everyone she sees A gurl who can punch the typewrute eys JAMES DIOTTAVIO Jummy Commercial Jimmy always loolcs so neat At uitterbuggung he can t be beat DOROTHY DRAPER Dorothy Commercial She didn t stay to graduate Instead she tried the married state PEARL VIRGINIA DRAPER Pearl Academic To the Songbird of D I-I S We wish the best of success NRO.. , I I I . l ' ' r lc . A . , I . I I I I I I I 1 - ' . . I w . I . , G . r . ,Q NJ - 'fl . , --'55 . H 3- --., - - fi. W? . Q I, , Q t 'it - 354 2' 3151 V , J ,Q . ' '..':. f r V -' f 'A-Jr.-: 1 :F ' -:.-1' f'- ,. , PAUL JAMES FILLMAN au Future farmer from D H S To the world he Il guve the best JAMES FITRER ames James IS little and very quiet But when It comes to bowlung he LEONARD FRANCELLA This boy IS short not qulet He really IS quite a not s a not Kaya Commercial Commerclal General ROBERT JOHN DUNN o Always busy never turing Other friends always nnsplrlng DORIS MARIE EACHUS Eachus Chic and Sporty attractlve too She s a swell gurl through and through RITA FAHAY I a Always jolly full of lun She s a friend to every one HENRY ANTHONY FAZZINI Henry Always ready known to all And he lnkecl his basketball SAMUEL GRAVENO am There are many ways to tell a friend And Som has every one of them As a typlst she will excel In thus held we wash her well Commercnal Academic Commercial Commercial General Commercial WILLIAM HERBERTGRIGSON Greasegun Academic Blll excels nn the held of art But ln everythlng he ll do his part fl B b ' ' y Y a- I f , I s. -- -' I up V, , Us ., ' SARAH GRAY Sara ' HILDA HANNUM H MYRA HAAS Myra Commercual As a typrst she can t be beat A better stenographer you ll never meet RICHARD HADFIELD IC Commercial Rnch IS well dressed and always wears a smile That s a characterlstlc that will always be IH style NAOMI ALDINE HAGUE Naomi Commercial Not so much to say not so well known But she has a way all her own ELEANOR HALBERSTADT Shorty Commercial Shorty s short and very funny l-ler dlsposltlon Oh' quite sunny ulda Academic FRANCIS HOFFMAN Holly A d All she needs IS stuck and ball ca emuc Francis Hoffman IS lots 0' lun Then she keeps the goals from all MARY HARRIS Yet hrs work IS always done Mary Commercual MARY JANE HOWE Mary Jane A Mary ns very sweet and tall cademuc A First rate artist we all hear Very nlce and liked by all ROBERT HARRISON o And well dresses too the best of the year General HELEN INGRAM Helen Acting and slngxng are at Bob s stake Commercial She s really mce as we all know But a good mortlclan we know hell make And always ready to be on the go EDITH LEMMON ie A cute little red head we all agree Would suit any fellow right to the T FLOYD LILLEY Tiger In music he excels And basketball as well MARGARET LUDWICK Peggy As a cheer leader she won lots of fame She put the pep in every game Commercial Academic Academic JXA ,,, K AY JOHN JOHNSON Johnnie On the football Field, he is a czar, And as an actor, he's quite a star, ADA KEITT Ada A friend indeed, a friend we need, lt's Ada Keitt who's in the lead. ARMANDO LAFIATO l2enny There are not many, Who can bloclc like Renny. ERNEST LARRY Ernest A trifle quiet he may be A very good fellow we all agree VIRGINIA MYLUM MacNEIL Mae She ll go far and that we bet No one nicer have we met JOSEPH MANETTA oe A quiet boy and always at work A needy job he ll never shrrk DOROTHY McCOMBS Dotty Eyes ol blue and hair ol gold She s very nice too we are told Academic eueral General Commercial General General Commercial ..Ed. ,. . , .. .. . I ' I nn . lt - J . I ' I 1 I I I . I I I ' lip I: 4 - ' . if I , ' 5' ' Cr S .I I ,- JLJ I I In 1 bn - , T. . be I 'I Qi.: A - Q 5, , M .. -f I L Q my ' ' ,V 4 5 I A V , ERT-EZ 'rZ, , - AGNES MERKT Merlcle Full of lrfe and fun you bet Her favorite instrument s the clarinet CLARENCE MILLER Muller Maestro could be hrs meddle name Cause on hls clarlnet he found hls fame MARY MILLER Mary Mary s smnle IS very cheery It makes the days seem bright not dreary EVELYN RAE McCOMBS ae General Sense of humor lots of fun Always ready for joke or pun CHARLES MCCONAGHY Chassle Academic Charlre IS so bug and tall You can plclc hum out In any hall ALBERT MENNA Umbat General l-los friends there are many Hrs foes are there any7 JOHN KEMERY MERCER Mercer Academrc A very prominent member ofthe class of 42 l-le takes part In our band and IH the orchestra too Academic ROBERT MITMAN Beets General Talents of Beets cannot be beat And dlFflcultles fall at his feet Academic MARY ELLEN MOLTZ Mary Ellen as very nice You loolc once and youll loolc tvvlce Moltzy Academnc General GEORGE PAIGE Pagey s mce he s good In sports l-lls destination for dlstant parts Pagey General UR .. 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SS JUSTINE RICHARDS Justnne A glrl petlte lun loving and true Success to her we lcnow IS due DOROTHY ROBINSON o As a member ofthe grrl s quartet Dorothy was a hut you bet MADELINE ROBINSON Mughty sweet IS our Sis Also quite a clever Miss Academlc Academic Academic JOSEPH PETRELLA Josle In playlng football he dad well As In most sports he does excel PAULINE PIERCE Pudge Full of fun and peppy too We all like her and so should you GEORGE POPJOY George George gave up has education To receive an occupation WILLIAM REESE Reesy Reesy has just what It takes For everywhere true frlends he make MILLIE SABELLICO M llre A lltte qulet she may be But very nnce we all agree RALPH SCHMEHL Ralph Rather quiet but lots of fun He and has Ford are on the run JACK SHARP Sharpre Sharple Sharpne us quite a man He s a good drummer for any band S General Commercial Academnc Academic Commercial General Academlc Catherlne as neat qulet and sweet And as lar as her manners they can t be EMMA STALLINGS Emma Emma IS aulet Emma IS true Emma wall be a friend to you DORIS STAUB Staubbre Dons loves to type She always spells the words just right beat Commercial Commercial WINONA SHOUN Wnnny Oulet person always neat A nicer person you ll never meet BETTY SMITH Betty For D H S she s done her best And now she s going to take a rest MABEL SMITH Mabel As a student she dld Fune And OIIIC9 work IS down her llne DOROTHY PEARL SNYDER o In mathematics she IS an ace No one can beat her at any race e s rather qulet and not so tall But we lllce her because she s small ELEANOR STRINGER Nam Smollng eyes and happy heart And here s a gurl who knows her art ALFONZO TRAVAGLINI Funzy Funzy IS an athlete of great renown Commercial General Commercnal Academic Academuc General ln the realm of sports he s bound to talce the crown HD t,. , cArHsmNE SPANGLER catherine commefcacu ENRUIH smouse Hudren commercial - - , - , Sh ' A , JEAN YOHN Jean Academrc That snappy llttle number from Downmgtown Hugh Boy rs she cute Oh my' BETTY YOST Betty Commerclal Serene and modest frank and cheery She dfspels all sadness dreary THOMAS ZAFERES Tom Academic Always ready to be a friend Always wllllng his and to lend HARRIET USHER l-larrnet A smiling lassle from D l-l S l-larruet we wish you all the best KENNETH WHEATLEY Kenny Kenneth :sn t very short But he IS a good sport RICHARD WILLARD IC ln the plays he acted well He may beat Taylor no one can tell EVERETT WILSON Everett A future former as you see We hope a good one he wnll be Commercla' Commercial Academnc Agricultural ,f -Q' , I V I , .rg . 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A M I I I I PAINTS AND BRUSI-IES flllllllll afmlz HOIIIK Rooms ll fffzcz mm Class Officers President Keeler Messner Vice President Calvin Mingione Secretary Dorothy Wilson Treasurer Quentin Montonario JUNICDR CLASS First row Naomi Griffith Janet lVlcCombs Ruth Himes Josephine Sack Janice Davis Betty McNeal Sylvia lrey Mary Massamini Mary Ccstoldi Emily DiEugen1o Ruth Piersol Dorothy Kaiser Emily March Dorothy NlcConaghy Second row Amelia DiEulis Josephine Cortelessa Gloria Wharry Ruth Plank Ruther Preston Marlissee Skiles Keeler lvlessner Dorothy Wilson Calvin Mingione Quentin Montonario Robert Norris Dorothy Barnes Viola Thomas Lucy Blumberg Leah Baen Mr Way Third row Miss Talbot Miss Martin Hazel Weir Eleanor Payne lnza Smith Edith Davis Dorothy Clark Leora Warren Dorothy Graham Louise McQueen Janet Moore Helen Beardsell Carol Gray Marjorie Hewitt Florence Way Charlotte Smedley Catherine Helms Ada Sperdute Laura Becker Fourth row Jeanne Rhodes Lois Bradley Lena Mae White Ruth Steeley Evelyn Crosby Clara Tait Dorothy McGowan Sarah fVlcCausland Jeanne Koogler Elsie McGowan Catherine Stringer Harriet Windle Mary Zittle Dorothy Eshelrnan Barbara Carlson Edna Dent Betty Cozzone Fifth row: Charles DiSante Gene Eachus John DiBernardi Herbert Berkey Carl Rothas lrwin Reutter Artnur Beatty Thomas Brown Walter Shaw Robert Laird Jack Jones Joseph Crawford Leslie Sheeler John Doran Elmer Talerico William Barrett Arthur Pickell John D. Myers Raymond Dennis Richard Fenimore William Downing. Page Thirty Class Officers President George Gregory Vice president Raul Shuman lreasurer lam Greenleaf Secretary Darlesaua Rogers SGPI-IGMGRE CLASS First row: Mr. Adams Rutn McAfee Eda Summers Alice Ceulers Loyce lr.yin Loi' Mcifaughey Doro.hy Bunker Lelia Welch Mr. Clarlc. Second row: Betty Jackson l-lerma l-landworlc Betty l-lendershot, Tom Greenleaf George Gregory Paul Shum , Darlesaua Rogers Ellen Ann Roberts Mary Jane Duca Elsie Cozzone Florence Anderson, Garnetta Scott. Third row: Dorothy Yoder Sarah Maxton Betty Gibson Daisy Nichols Nicolina Moschitta Mary Jo Barrow Mary Rafferty, Peggy Wiemer, Grace DiLugi, Iona Renshaw, Ruth l-lenry, Ellen McNeil, Margaret Pollock. Fourth row: Alice Boggs, Catherine Bell, Anna Boggs, Marian Allison, Virginia Farnsworth, Barbara Weiler, Cora Shirlc, Delia lppolito, Mary Mingione, Athens Zaleres, Mary DiOttayio, Louise Bruno. Fifth row: Hugh McNeill, Edgar Peclc, Ralph Weir, l-loward Vail, Allen Miller, John Fernando, l-liram Mcfulley, Ira Clavier, Emerson Glauner, Robert Means, James McNeil, Theodore Gottier, Frederick Fisher, Clair Savidge, Ely n Welsh, Jones Miles Aclcer, William McNeal. Sixth row: Anthony Romano, William Mercer, William Dague, Milce Castaldi, Donald Tyson, Robert Reburn, Pau. Entrelcen, Edwin Vail, Glenn Reece, Vincent Petrella, Arthur l-lyde, l-loward Bicking, Floyd Asparagus, John Masherino, Frank Francella, Armondo lppolito, James Stuart. Page Thirty-one I W V , Flrstraw Sylyudpedono Mzrgore Doro Mzrre Peddno Rebe cd Stallings Be ty Guy Bertha Fnsher El: abeth Bradley Ada Celll Shrrley Wallergh Santo DrLungu Dorrscoe Second row Mane Stern Esther Staub Louuse Shaner Vlrgnnna Cooyer Grace Rreson Dorothy Warnrck Eva Hlcks Clarlssa gelgguson Thelma Yoder Thelma Gerhort Eva Taraschr Isabel c me Third row Dorothy 'vloust lne March Cecelua Stnnger Marrlyn Wardlaw Mary Jane Kunkcard Connie DlSnlyestro Betty Trtus Eleanor Eooenhlmer Vnrgrnra Ferguson Margaret Shofstal Edna Bowman Nlargaret Albers Darsy Gray Carmella Mattrone Foullh row Mr Mont Mrs Ezrah Sara Jane Doran Mary Lahata Rose Soerdutn Dorothy Brown Jane Fennelly Jane Kline Mlldred Wllson Elizabeth Warren Joan Garland Janet Knaue Betty Jane Muller Jerry Swarner No ma Wharry Barbara Shaner Fifth row Andrew Hertel Jack Shellan Frank Blond: Robert Cozzane paul Draper Allan Myers Rlchmlnd Whrtely Fred Brookoyer Robert Balletlne Wlllnam Lyman Jack Lyons Harold Lowery Frank DnOttavro Jonathan Wundle Bruce Bard Robert Fsvyorthy Mr Helfner Slxthrow James Johnson Robert Wllson Chester Fntrer Donald Yost Tony Mattrone Fred McDermott George Laughlin Everett Clark JOhn Smlth Seventh row Robert Mrller Samuel Acker Wrllard Mclimney Harold Whrte Wrlllam Worrall Robert Frarn Eugene Mlttel Albert Skrles John Palmer Elgth row Howard MacAdoo Jay Porrtarba Patsy Dlpretro Lodus Valentlne Frank Dell: Charles Forte Wnlllam Collrer Ocor Asparagus FrnestWlllnams Joseph Flowers Peter Muluyztch Loren Hrddleson Walter Habecker Nick 'Vladrlgale Nmth row Wrllram Valuccr Lewrs Muzi Anthony Cozzone Ralph Drcorlo Anthony Granger Rete Hemohlll Rhulrp Burns Farl Thomas Paul Moran Ernest DlSante Benny Spence Furs! row Estelle Garnett Vurgnnza Thomas Geroldrne Brunton Dorothy Butler Grace Fntrer Lorrann Camo Barbara Hemohr'I Edna Preston Loss Baldwrn Geraldrne Dustln Anelra Ranetr Antolnefte Petrella Second row Barbara Ax Edrth Richmond Eleanor Skrles Jane Gar and Ruta DlBeredlnlS RGQQY Batson Betty l-lannum lrene Gregory Betty Bones Mary Gasbarro Catherine Laughery Annue Yoder Third YOW Nancy Jones Margaret Rooo Helen Jensen Vera DlMarco Mane Daylor Loulse Muller Delores Scuarretta Theresa Sclarretta Jane Chrnsman Angelnne Chrlst Ruth Kochel Carolyn Pomanbo Joseohlne DlBeredunns Mary Dlpletro Mass Anna L Hall Josephrne McCreught Fourth row Eyalnna Lee Phyllis Parker Florence Boggs Char latte Smrth Marjorie Wlndle Jean Eswarthy Theresa Dllderedlnls Serra Caoorale Helen Rodrl Phulomena lpoolnto Theresa Mash errno Irma Del Pagglo Flfthrow Allred Cummnngs Gene DlSantus Thomas Pennebaker John Valentmo Joe DnOttavno Wnllard Garyer Stewart Means Jack Art James Burns Raymond Barrow Emudro Sermento Wnlb Kelly Wllluam Nrck Wnllnam Walton James Lear Anthony Ross Sixth row Mr Stehman Vernon Baldwln Charles Hncks Charles Malls Percy Trnson James Kertt John McGowan Ted Nflolt Charles DrSantns Hallan Usher Anthony Co one Wrllrorn Baldwrn Thomas Roberts Seventh row Randall Charles Dorrnnnc Crooolrnr lohn Travoq lam James Cozzone John Reardon Harry Crossan Jack Rodeback Wrllram Means 1 Flrst row Rose Formlca La Verna Henry Vlolet Harrls Marjorle Charles Eva Loomls Mildred Mercer Margaret Mitchell Mar garet Polllnl Betty Lou Hope Mary Thomas Thelma Hettlnger Second row Rachel Horsey Mary Meal: Mary Valuccl Gullda Fazzmx Duane Kline Janet Wermer Betty Wrlson Anna Butler Eva Wollerton Mary Ann Reardon Florence Bradley Elsie Moats Doris Shomas Thrrd row Mrs Mahood Anna Martlnlas Dons Thomas Anna Wrlluams Marjorue Baker Jeane Wardlaw Jean Fllnn Rose Mattson Nancy Carlson Loulse Barker Eileen Wharry Esterllne Barbara Grlfhth Hattne Huston Edrth Smlth Mass Hurlock Fourth row Jean Francella Rose Blond: Geraldine Bonjavannla Loralne Came Rrta Simone Mary Santore Catherrne Moschlta Angelme Lumlnella Rose Bonaduce Catherlne Grlnger Josephine DlLu:gr Adella lppolltlo Mary Wagner Vlrglnna Thrasher Frflh row Ernest Eacnus Raymond Mlnglone Frank Gazzero Bennie Farnum Mllan Loughm Carl Valente Frank Natalle Donald Stlne Charles Dlckmson Wllluam MacDonald Thoma Flowers Cleadlth Mabry George Brookover Raymond Kipp Edwln Carpenter Frank Swarner Vernon Jameson Paul Yost Sixth row Walter Eachus Eugene Moats Austun Wundle Vincent Zlnnl ArchueD Archangelo Alphons Doto Frank Saella Carmen Menna Charles Fennelly Raymond Dolan Richard Yearsley Joseph Jemphull Ruchard Ingram Robert Hall Mr Goudle Seventh row Robert MacDougal Robert Habecker James Boggs Anthony Dr Marco Dudley Smlth Rodney Bones Edward Martin Ernest Habecker Walter Cummlngs Eighth row Llncoln Patterman Arthur Tlnson Tony Formnca Tony Madrugale Robert Thomas Rrchard Dague Anthony Capruottr Vnncent DlEulls Have you ever had your pathway suddenly turn sunshlny because ol a cheerful encouragnng word ol a smnle7 Have you ever wondered ll this could be the same world because somebody has been unexpectedly apprecnatnve and kind to you'7 You make today the same lor somebody elsel The late ol any democratic government hangs upon the perllous hope that every cxtlzen can and will do his own thinking l know no sale depository ol the ultnmate powers ol soclety but the people them selves and ll we thunk them not enlughtened enough to exercxse thenr control wnth a wholesome duscretron the remedy rs not to take nt from them but to rnlorm their dnscretuon by educatlon THOMAS JEFFERSON Page Thxrty three fl I . I . , . I n I I . I . 4 I . I I I 4 I 4 I . 4 I I - 4 . I . , I I I I I Q I I S I 4 I . 4 I I A3 - A A1 V - 1 1 4 I . I I I I . I I ' I I I 4 .: . I, , . I I A b I I I ' . I I ' , 4 I I I - 5 A , I 1 U A 1 I 1 1 4 I 1 I I I I I I , I I - I 4 I I I ' ' I I I ' I Annie Mingione, Honora McOherson, Louise Pollock, George Thomas, Jack Fleck, Francis, , 4 1 . A I f I ' A f I , f I ' 4 ' I I A I . : . . - I - V I 1 I - D , I - I - , ' : . . I VI A I 4 I I b I I - I 4 . l 4 - 4 I . . 4 I . 4 I I I . . . I I I , . . .. K , I ' I X X X X X i V V . . . 'I I I ' x 4 L..-X htm Z 1 S - ff X xv! . 14 ' x - ' , ,. H w 29' . 4 W Q 3 E fflknf g , 7 :K V - ' f 1, 3 X: 'f -'ff 11?- ' ' I k ' f I HI in x:g:islQcAHE ' A wg. SJ JA MY , Q N Fools aowmw ' fs - Q N 1, V 1 ' . M an VG' X' f x. . ASKED A Gnu. A , h.Q- ' Fon A mrs' 1 :NED f f kwxfrr - 2 s'Vk' A A 4? ' N - 9 ff' mn- I 'pommv wnsorl yfiunf fifths 1 X I A - f , ' Ak BECAME THE PRESIDEN nnmwz h Q ,, ' p - ' WIFE Ffff W E 1 If A 1 T T0 I 'OSITEQNQ I! 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PM znrfnfs 'roox ur LIBHT K ' RDP? wuxmc . 1 Pj . , S -1 v - ' -- -.-.!S.1- -kw - - .-1 -Q POPULARITY Best Loolung O lnxc DI UIQI l-larrret Usher Pepplest Leonarcl Francella PaullneP1erce Most Popular Funzy Trayagllnl Louuse Ayers Best Dancers Anthony DI Lung: l-larrnet Usher Best Dressed William Reese Mary Ellen Moltz Most Courteous Plcharcl Wlllard Agnes Merl4t Brggest Flurts William Grlgson Mary Ellen Moltz l-larruet Usher Louuse Ayres Best In Sclwolarshlp Charles Mcconaahy .lane Bnclang Cutest Couple Anareyy Cozzone Alice Braaley Most Lrlcely to Succeed Charles Mcconaahy Jane Blclang CONTEST Most Servrceable Edgar Buchanan Lllllan Broolfo er Best Actors Robert l-larrls Dorls Eachus Man About Town Jacl4 bharo Favorite Dance Orchestra Glenn Muller Quletest Charles Mcconaahy Puruth Strouse Best Athletes FUUZY .l,I'OVOQllV1I Louuse Ayres Favorite Popular Song Blues ID the Nrght Best Muslclans Clarence Mrller Alice Bra ley Norsnest Joseph Petrella Pauline Pierce Soplnstrcated Lady Mary M ller Pulls Most Boners Jo eoh Pe rella Pau une Pier e Best Artists William Grlgson leanor Strln er x 'IV 1 ww 'Q - i H MQ, X1 ' Q'-'12 3471 S .J BX Q L9 at 'Ei 1 y 4 25 fl .7 ,A - ..-fm , - -4 ffff W'iri'.i?-it 15 ,Q Jyfilf Y, x S ' ' ' ' :Ji ' ' 7' 1 . , ' '3' ' if .,.,, 'V M T l W Q Q' ,nmgvipv - is! 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S A , . , 5 0-ff'GouhN .l- Suk THEY PAINT WITH THEIR PENS THE JOY OF LIVING flow rnony people ore llvrng todov And not just rdlrng tlrne 0vvoy7 I-Iovv mony kno.-J the sun rrses ot rnorn ldleroldrng forth the new doy thot I3 born Does everyone knovv why the gross IS so green, And why the sky rs blue ond serenev And Why, when oll IS still Gt nnght, The moon ond stors come shinung brIght7 Does everyone lfnovv that the frrst sign of sprung Is the sound of the robln os he nerrrlv srngsg And do oll of the volces of noture they heor, As the vvrnd comes vvhisprung thru leaves so neon' Those vvho lcnovv ond love oll these thrnfgs Are reclly enjoyung the gifts life brungs And then ot moht they proy to God Above ln thonlt for has vvond rous works ond love DOROTHY WII SON fx EVENING SONG Qn o rnrd-summer doy neor the cool of nlght, When stors begvn to tvvunlfle ond frreflues to lrght, And the chores of the doy ore post ond done, We trovel for to seelc frolrc ond fun. Come vvnth me to o nnce ouret ploce, Where never hos treod the humon roce. The oulet ond peace of the doys gone by Strll lunger ond whisper theur soft lullobues, Youll never be lonely or never be sod But olwoys be hoppy ond oh, so glad. Youll never be burdened vvuth the core ond sorrow, Cf the troubles of todoy ond the hopes of torrtorrovv So do come QUICIQIY I II not l nger lo g For night vvlll soon come ond the doy vv ll be gone RARBARA CARI SON TO THE SENIOR Your youth Iles long behind you Your future IS before The things you do ond what you ore wrll totcll up your score Life con be pleosont ond It olso con be sod But all thot you put Into II Molces your life good or bod Co t rs IS to the Senror We vvush good luclc to you All through the steppvng stones of llfe vve hope that you some through HELEN BEARDSELI. THE HARBOR A yeor ooo the moon shone brlgh n o lovelv torry umrner nroht A tho ond nr hts flo hed on the shore And o to eo vvere rnonv more Lo t yeor here vere rnoorlrght o Loughtercnd once ond rodlo wcrl to t nd oJ d spo hed corele y Ao u he horoorb the eo e pe ple re oy os hey co l e Thelr ne ere bluthe ond hcppy ond ree IN N ot fforogorn r gt rr oo st I Q t Ife conf t cone ood D lfr rro,1ndt e e t ore JANE EICKING 'IQA I g Th e ,r T P 5 'I I V x - ' I I n. I 4 r I s . . ,, . , f V H . It . . I ' f O I ' ,, S ,s M I us o s , gt S , . s t X. .r s ls, I 4. s s I h 5 c s -n I s I sf o tt I y 5 , Th 3 I .-.fe g t u d b , ' orts ' I f . Reece .vos IH the harbor then: 'ol .-.'e ore ' ' . To no tt' e hor' r Iles Il nd boclf Los yeors o I ' ., or refs ond Colm su I h shore for tht: ,fear :ue .oo ct .'.for. :C 9 in WORDS AND MUSIC by Bert l-lorswell and Adele Bahlung Words and Musnc was a modern operetta presented by the Downrngtown Muslc Department on February Q5 and Q6 Barton College IS the scene of all the actron The story deals with the problem ol Funding an author forthe annual operetta The operetta was very well enacted and equally well received The Cust Fernando Fussbutton, Rresldent of Barton College John Johnson Samanthua l-lnghnote, Dean of Women Betty McNeal Mary Allen, her Secretary Doris Eachus Anastasrus Longword Dean of Men Rrchard Willard John Warren, hus Secretary Alfonso Travaglnnr Jean, J ne Pearl Draper Gloria Wharry June, Joyce Student Members of the Glrl s Quartet Dorothy Robinson, Lech Been Jerry, Cheer Leader Gerald Arden Klrne Jack Jlm Jerry s Ass.stants, Members of Boy s Trro Clarence Muller Wlllnam Barrett Choruses Members of Barton College Mary 'vllngwone Dorothy Wllson Dalsy Nnchols Elmer Tale lco Peggy Welmer Jeanne Rhodes Rae McCombs Ruth Hnmes Edna Dent Francus Holfman Dorothy Strrnger Theresa Manetta Aluce Bradley Jane Buckmg Jeanne Koogler Ellen Ann Roberts Mary Jo Barrow Helen Beordsell Cotherlne Strnnger Mary 'vlass mm: lv' les Acker Thomas Greenleaf Jus lneRrchards George Gregory lra Clayrer Jack Jones John Doran Athens Zaferes PoulSht.mon Barbara Carlson Lrlluan Brookoyer Loxs McCoughey Mary Rafferty Hilda Hannum Betty Cozzone 'vlarlorne l-lewl t lnza Sm: h Walter Shaw Robert Land Wlllram McNeal Betty Jackson Dancing Choruses Bakers Mary Ellen Moltz Vlory Jane Duco Barbara Weller Hornet Usher Peggy Ludwxck Loyce lrwrn Janwce Davis Alice Ceulers Hoodoo Joseph Petrella Edgar Buchanan Wrllram Reese Armando lppollto Francis Hoffman Jack Sharp Wrllue DuCarlo Robert Norrus Emerson Glouner Broom Wlllre DuCarlo Armando Lahato Robert Harrzson Leonard Francella Joseph Petrella Tram Robert From Claire Becker Ar hur Hyde Eugene Mlttel RobertMltman George Gregory Twrrlers BettyJone Muller Lucy Blumberg Measles Wrllrom Walton Emrdro Sormentr Anthony Ross: James Lear 'f Vrrgrnra Thompson Mary Jane Duca Jane Eennelly Janet Knauer Mary Jane Krnkard Orchgglyq Charles DrSante Robert Mrtman Floyd Lllley Arthur Prckell Keeler Messner Emerson Glauner Faculty Doris Staub Robert Rlchards Duck Johnson Trustees EyerettWrlson Glen Reese Page Thlrty nlne 1 . . . . , , ,,., . .,., . . , . , , , , . . . Q Washington, Colored l-landyman ..., . , . , ,.., . ...,....., Robert l-larrison O ' I I I I V I L I, ..., .A ,,.. ,.., .,.... . XV , , .... , , 1 F I ' , . I . ' MARCHING BAND Trombone Keeler Messner Betty Cozzone Muldred Wllson Mules Aclcer Duane Kline J C Palmer F ute Betty McNeal Eugene Mvttel Trumpet Harold Whlte Willard McKinney Robert Esworthy Robert From Anthony Ross: Jane Kllne Dorothy McCombs George Gregory Dorothy McGowa Clarinet Santa DrLurgl Janet McCombs Albert Skules Clarence Muller Robert Mrtman Glorna Wharry Edna Dent Peggy Welmer Ellen A Roberts Marne Pedano Bontone Wllluam Barrett Robert Lorrd Fl Oboe Justine Richards Saxophone Gerald Klune Carol Gray Wllllam Baldwun Thomas Roberts Hom Clair Becker Elsle McGowan Jerry Swarner Drum Major Janice Davus Jack Jones Jack Sharp Emerson Glauner John Doran ass Charles DnSante Thomas Greenlee Howard Vall Cecil Farnsworth Mororettes Lucy Blumberg f Josephine Cortelessa Loss McCaughey Anita Amster Betty Jane Muller Jeanne Koogler Allce Bradley Morlrssee Sknles Flag Beorers Raymond Kup Edgar Peck Band Leader Robert L Lenox BH-'Ce Bird Percussion B . Eb Horn Claire Beclcer Geraldine Svyarner Vlrglnra Thompson Eb Bass Charles DrSante Thomas Greenleaf l-loward Va l Cornet Dorothy Wrlson lr-larold Wr ate Robert Erarn John Mercer Bruce Brrd Dorothy McGowan George Gregory Robert Esworthy Wrllard McK1nney Anthony Ross: l-lelen Rodn Raymond Krpp Jane Garland Paul Shuman Barrtone Wlllram Barrett Robert Laird Trombone Mrldred Wrlson John Palmer Keeler Messner John Doran Betty Cozzone Mules Aclcer Drum Emerson Glauner Jaclc Sharp James Cozzone Eranlc Swarner Prccolo Eugene Mittel F ute Betty McNeal Oboe Justine Rnchards Betty Jane Muller Eb Clarrnet Theresa Macherrno Clarinet Clarence Muller Edna Dent Marllssee Slcrles Glorra Wharry Albert Sltrles Santa Dnl.ulgr Thomas Roberts Mane Pedano Eda Summers Peggy Wermer Baroara Grlthth Darlesaua Rogers Lourse Barker Alto Clarinet Janet McCombs Bassoon Altce Bradley Alto Saxophone Carol Gray EII n Ann Roberts Wal lam Baldvvln Tenor Saxophone Gerald Klune Horn ln F Wrllram McNeal Elsre McGowan Edgar Peck Alto Clarrnet Janet McCombs F ute Eugene Mrttel Betty McNeal Oboe Justine Richards Betty Jane Muller Bassoon Alnce Bradley Alto Saxophone Carol Gray Ellen Ann Roberts Tenor Saxophone Gerald K lane Cornet l-larold White Wrllram Barrett Robert From Horn In F Wllllam McNeal Dorothy McGovya Edgar Peck Trombone Keeler Me ner Barrtone Robert Land Bass Clarinet Sena Caporale Typanr John Doran Snare Drum Emerson Glauner Bass Drum ohn Jones F1 SYMPHONIC BAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Vlolrn Charles DrSante Albert Slclles John Mercer Marlrssee Sltrles Jeanne Flnnn Arthur Plclcel Males Aclcer Betty Cozzone Marjorie Wrndle Eileen Wharry Jeanne Rhodes Ernest Eachus Theresa Macherrno Deane Wardlaw Edrth Rrchmond Vrola Ma ry Santore Phrlomena lppollttl Cello Dorothy Wllson Mrldred Wllson Barbara Grrthth Margaret Roop ass Mary Ellen Moltz Thomas Greenleaf Walter Shaw Plano Barbara Carlson Peggy Wermer Clarinet Claren e Muller Edna Dent Glorla Wharry , T Q I I ' Jane Kline - V l-lelen Rodri I A V CQ B r SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS SENIOR GIRLS CHORUS Soprano Tenor Soprano Second Soprano Lounse Ayers Barbara Carlson Pearl Draper Dorothy Graham Marjorie I-lewltt Ruth I-lrmes I-Iulda I-lannum Jeanne Koogler Peggy Ludwlclc Mary Massamlnu Rae McCombs Elsle McGowan Betty McNeal Mary Ellen Moltz Jeanne Rhodes Ruth Steely Gloria Wharry Mary Jane Duca Peggy Garwood Loyce lrwnn Theresa Manetta Agnes Merlct Mary Mlnglone Justine Richard Barbara Weller Peggy Welmer Dorothy Wilson Athens Zaleres Alto Leah Baen Alice Bradley Allce Ceulers Betty Cozzone Edna Dent Page Forty Two Jones Mules Aclcer Ira Clavler George Gregory Francis I-lollman Gerald Kline John Mercer Clarence Muller Bass John Doran Tom Greenleaf Robert I-larrlson Jack Jones Robert Laird Wrlllam McNeal Walter Shaw Paul Shuman Elmer Talerlco Louise Ayers Mary Jo Barrow Helen Beardsell Lucy Blumberg Lllllan Broolcover Janice Davis Pearl Draper Dorothy Eshelman Dorothy Graham Marjorie Hewutt Mary Jane I-lowe Betty Jaclcson Peggy Ludwuclc Mary Massamunn Rae McCombs Elsie McGowan Betty McNeal Mary Rafferty Ellen Ann Roberts Charlotte Smedle lnza Smlth Ruth Steely Clara Tait Gloria Wharry Mary Zrttle Leah Baen Alice Bradley Marian Clayler Vlrglnla Farnsworth Ruth McAfee Dorothy Roblnson Barbara Weller Ato Loss McCaughey Betty Cozzone Mary Jane Duca Peggy Garwood Theresa Manetta Agnes Mergt Mary Mlgxone Mary Ellen Maltz Daisy Nlchols Justine Ruchards Edo Summers Dorothy Wilson Athens Zatleres D . I . . William Barrett - ' ' Jane Biclcing , . Y - I Soprano Barbara Ax Loulse Barlcer Mary BICICID Nancy Carlson Dons Coe Louise Esterllne Jane Eennelly Bertha Fisher Jane Garlan Joan Oarlan Hattie Houston Adelna Ippoluto Helen Jensen Nancy Jones Mary Jane Kunlcald Jane Kline Janet Knauer Margaret Mitchell Kathryn Moschltta Antolnette Petrella Eduth Richmond Margaret Roop Jer y Swarner Mary B Wagner Elizabeth Warren Norma Wharry 'Vlarlorle Wlndle A to Soprano Te Sena Caporale Theresa DlBerdnnas Margaret Doto Jean Ellnn Phllomema Ippolxto Jane Klune Eva Lalsschl Santa DlI.urgl Theresa Mashermo Betty Jane Muller Amelna Panettl I-Ielen Rodru Mary Santan Vurglnla Thompson Janet Wermer Mnldred Wnlson nor Bruce Bird Robert Esworthy Charles Hlclcs Jaclc Lyons Eugene Mnttel John Reardon Mum: Samento Albert Slclles Wnlluam Worrall Robert From Harold Whlte John Travaglunu Barbara Ax Louuse Barker Rose Blond: Rose Bonaduce Geraldine Bonjavannla Anna Butler Lorraine Caine Nancy Carlson Marlon Davis Josephlne DlBerdunos Oeraldl e Eazzlnl lean Erancella Mnldred Green Barbara Grllhth Kathenne Grnnger Betty Lou Hope Della Ippollto Helen Jenson Nancy Jones Dnana Klnne Mary Meal: Antoinette Petrella Betty Quay Mary Ann Reardon Margaret Roop Lounse Shaner Margaret Sholstal Ruta Slmmone Angeline Sperdutl Rebecca Stallungs The annual Sprung Concert was held on April Q4 T949 Everyone thoroughly enjoyed Its melodxous atmo phere The colorful gowns and tage decorations helped to malce II a oleaslng event Its success was due to the hard worf of Mr Wagner Mr Lenox Mrs Reech MI S Martn Mu s Mahan Mr Lear and Mass Hall JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS Director Mrs Mary Wagner JUNIOR GIRLS CHORUS Ierry Svvarner Mary B Wagner Marjorie Wlndle Betty Wilson Eva Wollerton Mary Valuccr Second Soprano Mary Blclong Loulse Esterlrne Jane Klnne Santa DlLungu Theresa Masheruno Honora McPherson Ednth Rlchmond Deane Wardlaw Janet Welmer Erleen Wharry Ato Serra Caporale Theresa DlBercIlnas Jean E worthy Jean Ellnn Rhvlomena Ippolnto Angehne Lumnnella Rose Mattnone Betty Jane Muller Ann N' ngnone Helen Rodn Mary Santor: Vlrgunua Thompson Mnldred Wzlson I . . .Q l I - . A . I f J . . -I . II li ,H SPRING CONCERT s V ' I b Scrooge Robert Harrlson 'Alou Can't Talce It With You Moss Hart and George S Kaufman The annual senior play was presented In the D H S aadltorlum on Thursday and Friday even ngs Aornl 9 and 10 1942 Itwasa modern comezly with laughs and excitement In all tnree acts The actrng wa very good and the scenery authewtlc The play was enjoyed by everyone In George M Balcer Dncltens Christmas Carol was pre ented on De ember 15 1941 The whole play was exceptlonally well done and presented the true Chrrstmas feelnng ost the audlence Penelope Sycamore Essue Rheba Paul Sycamore Mr Deprnna Donald Ma rtnn Vanderholf Alvce Henderson Tony Kirby Cay Wellington Mr Klroy Mrs Kirby Three G Men Olga Loulse Ayers Doris Eachus Paulune Pnerce John Johnson Clair Beclcer Floyd Lllley Crawford Behrndt Robert Harrnson Harriet Usher Duck Willard Jaclc Sharp Lulluan Brookover Wnllnam Grlgson Mary Ellen Moltz Edgar Buchanan Robert Dunn John Mercer Rose D1Beredlnus Drrector Assnstant Stage Set Costumes Malte up Propertres Muslc Publscrty and Tnclcets Usher Committees Mass Estwer Mullowney Betty Yost Mxss Mary Mahan Mr Louis Lear Mlss Elizabeth Martin Peggy Ludwrclt Jean Yohn Mary Jane Howe Ra M Combs Mabel Smlth Tom Zaferes Jane Buclan Agnes Merlct Hilda Hannum All e Bradley Mr Robert Lenox andthe Hugh School Grchestra Mr R Vrnton Smedley Tom Zoferes Mabel Smnth haomr Hague I ullran Broolcover Chairman Bob Crat hut Fred Marley Splrlt of Chrlstma Past Scrooge as a Boy All Baba Robrnson Crusoe Mrs Fezzwug Mr Fezzwug Dancer Vnollnust Scrooge as a Youth A Young Gnrl Splrlt ol Christmas Pr Mrs Cratchlt Martha Crat 'nt Tnny Tum A Boy Ladnes Gentleman Spnrrt ol Christmas Fu Jaclc Sharp Funzy Travagllnl Wnlllam Grrgson Harrret Usher John Mercer Mary Ellen Moltz Lllllan Broolcover Anita Amster Francrs l-loFfman Alnce Bradley Rae McCombs Floyd Lllley John Johnson Charles D1 Sante Clarence Muller Agnes Merlct Dons Eachus Justlne Rrchards Pearl Draper Robert Mltman William Reese Mabel Srmth r-lrlda Hannum Vlary Jane Howe Cecil Farnsworth ture Jane Blclclng Boy Outsud Rlchard Wlllard Commlttees Dire tor Assistant Stage Set Cosmm s Prop rtle Malce uo Muss Estwer C MJllowney Lounse Ayers Muss Mary Mahan Mr Louss Lear M1ssEluzabetn Martln Hllda Hannum Agnes Merkt Mary Jane Howe Llllran Broolcover Rae M Combs Dorothy M Combs Dnclcen s Christmas Caro l bl' by . . 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I T I V Q DOTS AND SPLASHES J NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Sensor members ol the socrety Justlne Rnchards Jane Blclang l.oulse Ayres and Rose DlI3eredlnrs elected hve members from the Junuor Class They were Edna Dent Barbara Carlson Dorothy Wilson Jeanne Koogler and I'IeIen Beardsell Society members are elected lor their scholastic ablllty leadershlp comradeshlp and social Interests The I-lonor Society serves as the jury lor the tribunal ol Downlngtown I-I1ghSchooI President Justrne Rrchards Secretary Louise Ayres Rose DrBeredlnus Sponsor Mr Warren Butler Treasurer Pledge of Honor Soclety I pledge myself to uphold the hugh purpose ol this society to whrch I have been elected struvnng un every way by word and deed to malce nts Ideals the :deals of my school and ol my Infe Page Fo ty s 4 fu . ff. A J 1 f 1 If I If I . . I . . I . I l , I I . . . I I l I ' I 4 I l Vice-President ..4...............,................ Jane Biclcing I I l r -ix Hall Patrol STUDENT CGUNCIL The Student Council ol Downrngtown Jr Sr l-llgh School IS one ol the active organizations ol the school lt consists ol sux representatives from the senior class Tsve lrom the junior class loJr from the sophomore class and three from each ol the other classes malclng a group ol twenty Tour chosen by their own classes to represent them The President ol the council s Jane BICTOUQ and Vice president IS William l:lecl4 Secretary Louise Ayers and treasurer IS John D1Bernardu The counselor us Mass Anna l. l'-lall Meetings are hel the hrst and the thrrd Mondays ol each month durrng actrvuty peruod The OTTICGFS ana rnerrpers ol the council have been untlrung IU their endeavor to ao all possrhle to hose a successful term T941 T949 Funzv Trovagllrn Robert Dunn Bob l-larnson Bull eese Charles M Co a John Johnson Clarence Muller John Mercer Dlclc Wrlllard Flo cl Lu ev Edgar Buchannan Ernest Lary paul Pullman George poploy Mass l-lall Sponsor Page Fo ty seven 1 1 . 3 - i I A I . 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IW . , c. ,.l T I - c nanv y ll, , V, M FRENCH CLUB President Vnce president Secretary Sponsor Francis Hoffman Dorothy Wilson Robert l-larrlson Mnss Margaret Whntecar The Club thus year has completed the Following prolects an assembly program selling ol wax paper paclcets, o trrp to the art museum In Phlladelphra, a school party raising ol money to buy a phonograph ancl the glvlng ol many awards to outstanding members and olhcers ol the club Next year the French Club plans to do bugger and b tter thnngs by going to l-leclge row Theatre and to see a play by a French wruter French Nahonal Anthem La Marselllalsen Allons enfants de lo Patrue Le jour de glolre est arruve Contre nous de lo tyronme L etondard sanglant est leve L etondard sanglant est leve Entendez vous dans les compagnes Mugsr ces Feroces soldats7 lls vuennent Jusque clans nos bras Egorger nos Fnls, nos compagnesl Aux armes cutoyens' Page Forty enght Formez vos batanllonsl Marchons marchons Qu un sang nmpur Abreuve nos srllons Treasurer ...,... . ...,. .,..,......,......... B arbara Carlson f , I ' . 9 , . .. . I . v I I A I I ' ' I v I , , . . , I I I I - SENIOR GIRL RESERVES prendent Margaret Ladfwd VICe-DresIdent. Dorothy Robmson Treasurer.. . . Jean Vohn Secretary Agnes Mer? ThIs year the SenIor GMI Reserfes were very much Interested In Defense Work. Many gIrIi Ifnvred for the boys In the serwce and many sta'ted to wrIte Ietters to them. SeferoI of the gIrIs attended the yanoas GIrI Reserve Con- ferences dunng the year Wife had a nmwber o? o .e sae-overs at oar meennas. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F. F. A. stands for the Future Farmers of Amenca, Fach year the club renders SQVVICS to the Cornmumly. They entered theIr exhIbIts In the I-Iarnsburg Farm Show. Fach boy IU The class his CI project suoerwsed oy l'JTr Freda. The boyz 3I3o mode many Interest- Ing FIeId trsp: the fear. The boys of the F. F. A rawed 300 ch Qlfens For a dass prmect and sp'anfoIed an of QTIEIV oroaram. STAGECRAFT CLUB Dreudent .... Thomas Zaferes Secretary Robert I-IarrIson The members of the dub have charge of the awe dunnfg assembhes and other performances. They have charge of the noon dancmg penod vnd 'iso noon momef The CII..o IS sponsored by I','Ir I-Xfflw PRESS CLUB The mam obIect of the Dress Cho IS to oreaare news Items for the Da-yvnnngtovwn Arqhwe, Q weekfy pablmatfon of the commumty. Thus the nemoers of the :Tab use the ,oubhc press as a nedmm of pubII:I:y For school a:twItIes. Weeldy conferences are he'd between the szadents and :he F:::aIty ad.Isers Sous? a::Iy.tIeg are stressed. l SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Presldent Lourse Ayers Vrce Presrdent Dons Eachus Secretary Jean Yohn Program Chairman John Johnson Sponsor Mass Esther Mullowney The Sensor Dramatic Club was formed this year under the gurdance of Mass Mullowney The actnvutres were the productron ol the Chrrstmas play and the Sensor play We also entertolned the Clare Tree Mayor players The rest of the trme was spent In reports on plays and demon stratlons of various types of malce up JUNIOR HICH DRAMATIC CLUB Presndent Eugene Mrttel Vice President Wllluam Worrall Secretary Thomas Roberts Treasurer Maryorle Wlndle Sponsor Mrss Phyllls Hurloclc The Jumor l-hgh Dramatuc Club rs a selected group of elghth and nlnth grade puprls who are chosen for their Interest and ablllty rn dramatlcs The club held several partues thus year One was an lnltlatlon, In which gurls dressed lrlce boys and boys lrke gurls The Club used the money rn the Treasury to purchase play books of one act plays ln the middle of the school year alter a series of try outs, the Club elected eight new members Marjorle Wlndle Theresa DlBeredlnus Vlrglnua Thompson Margaret Poop Stewart Means, Anthony Ross: Wlllram Nick and Thomas Roberts ln the early part of Aprll Helen Jenson Barbara Ax and Jean Esworthy replaced three nlnth grade members R O CLUB Presadent l-lelen Beardsell Vice President Marjorle l-lewutt Secretary Lucy Blumberg Treasurer Dons Eachus Sponsor Mrss Mahan The club was organuzed to better the personal s of he gurls S The Frrst thang e club drd was to teach Its members to see them selves as others seen them and to correct all bad habits Boolcs were purchased on subjects such as Golng to College and Lute ID the Business Word It vvlll be the gurls In thrsclub who wall succeed IH their worl4 alter hrgh school because they have learned to respect others This club hopes to help Its members of next year well as If has helped the glrs thus ye from the eighth grade. These members aref I I I itie t ' in D. l-l, . ' th l I ll' . . . , as ' ' I ar. hy V9 ff 4, 'mr ma 9th ond 10th GRADE HI Y Presrdent George Gregory Vrce president I-larold White Secretary Bruce Bird Treasurer Thomas Greenleaf Sponsor Mr Clark The Club was Interested IN bettering our school Clne of their actryltres was cleanung up the lavatorres whsle another was prclang p paper whrch cluttered up our halls 8th GRADE HI Y Presadent John Travaglun Vice President Ted Maltz Secretary Jrmmy Cozzone Sponsor Mr Ross Adams These boys enjoyed several basketball and softball games and they were also favored with a very Interesting talk by Mr Butler on Freedom Studies 7th GRADE HI Y President Vincent Llnnn Secretary Franlc Swarner Sponsor Mr Goudre One of the Outstandrng actrvltles of has Club was a Basketball League whlch met rn the I-lrah School Gym twice a weelt They also attended meetengs at the Coatesyrlle YMCA where they enjoyed swimming rn the Y pool Several mnnrsters spolce to them du rng h o to Sunday Scho an G to Chu n Drives P e Frfty one The followlng appeared ln the personal column of a San DIGQO newspaper recently Gentlemen would llke to meet attractlve young lady wlth four good tlres A glrl whose llfe IS an open book usually has only one chapter ln It Mrs Downlng My dear boy' You ve broken off a tooth How dld If happen? B ll I was practlclng how to shlft gears on a lollypop Floyd Lllly lm always tlred on Aprll FIFSI Peg Whyf? Floyd Youd be too, after a March of 31 days Laura Becker Everytlme I have a cup of tea I get a stabblng paln ln my rlght eye Doctor Try taklng the spoon out of your cup Leah Porter' where s my berth7 Porter Can t you remember? Are you sure wasn t ln one of the other sIeepers7 drlnk, my wlndow overlooked a lake Ernle Cozzone Whlle we re slttlng here IH the moonllght, I d llke to ask you Sylvla CBreathIessIyD Yes7 Ernle Couldn t we move over7 I m slttlng on na Gerald Kllne I-lave you an openlng here for a brlght young man? Buslness Man Yes but don t slam II on your way out Mr Way What klnd of soup IS thls WGIYGFQ Walter Why thats Navy Bean Soup Slr Mr Way Well then, what are these noodles dolng If lt'? Walter Convoys, slr Bob I-Iarrlson I told her that each hour I spent wlth her was Ilke a pearl Sharple Dld that lmpress her? Bob No she told me to QUII strlnglng her' Dlck What were you dolng there after the accldent'7 Eunzy Oh' lust scraplng up an acqualntance Page Elfty two Bn I SWING BAND Saxophone 8t Clorlnet Clarence Mlller Robert Mltman Gerald Kllne Eugene Mlttel Plano Allce Bradley Trumpet Floyd Lllley Dorothy Wllson Bass Vlolln Thomas Greenleaf Mary Ellen Moltz Drums Jack Sharp Emerson Glauner R,?6SI9 Say Icloffyl are those socks on lnsld OUf I-lofty Yeah my feet were so hot I turned the hose on them Peg Ludwlck was havlng dIIllCUIfY selectlng a glft for her frlend She asked the clerk for suggestlons I-Ieres a DICE palr of bookends he offered Why' the very thlng for Johnny Uohnsonb crled Peggy I-le always reads the end of the book before the beglnnlng Dot McGowan Walter doesn tyour face hurt you'? Walter N o Well' lt sure IS kllllng me Gerald Lyons asked Janlce Well aren t you golng to klss me'7 Janlcedldn tanswer Gerald Well'-7 Janlce stlll dldn t answer Gerald Say, are you deaf7 Dear Cllff Come tomorrow evenlng sure Pop IS at home but he IS lald up wlth a very sore foot SEE7 Betty McNeal Dear Betty I cant come tomorrow evenlng because Im lald up on account of your fathers sore foot SEE7 C :ff Butch Dld you hear about the man who drank gasollne lnstead of whlskey'7 Mrs Saylor No, what happenedf? Butch Now lnstead of hlcklng he honks Mary Ellen and Dlck They parted at the corner She whlspered wlth a slgh I ll be home tomorrow nlght I-le answered So wlll I Lucys Mother Lucy you cant tell me that you can study wlth that VGdIO golng Turn If off' Lucy But I cant Mother untll I hear the news bulletlns I m drawlng a map of Europe l : iim N , gfi' ' E I K I fee-E , I nz o. H 1-if S D t: .-' A ' ' I-UH '. l .H Q Q :IH 4 :U - lt I T 1 ' Leah: All I know is that when left for a Janice: No, are you paralyzed? . nit., l . S I I TT T. V . a il. - ' ' y ' .Q I ' it -,E I ' ' S - -xgg I. LL P I I I ., .I i I ,I , .I I. R .Z H : V V . . . H A fee I y A fee v L , FIINIISI-IED PICTURE Spa 1' .4 i nf Row one: Victor Girafalco, Pete Saella, Francis Hoffman, Donald Jameson, Anthony DiLuigi, Willie DiCarla. John Johnson, Elmer Talerico, Andrefv Coxzone, Alfonso Travaglini, Armand Lafiato, James DiOttavia, Row Iwo: George Page, William Barrett, Robert Laird, Chester Harple, Erwin Reutter, Robert Harrison, Kutz Guy, Lawrence Robinson, Walter Shaw, Robert Means, William Grigsan Harold Miller ,lsaac Martinas. COACHES MR. KERMIT Momz MR. DONALD WHITE Qssiitant Football Junior l'-ligh Football, mc Basketball, Baseball MRS- JEAN M. PEECH MR. HENRY STEHMAN GMS' Aflileiics FCOM' MR. AUBRIE Gouois Basketball 1 vi 'Z52 Row three He yStehmc1nCCOaCl'O, William Downing, Thomas Greenleaf, George Gregory, John Doran, Ralph We Cla Sa age Meritt Harmen, William Mercer, Arthur Hyde, Lloyd Asparagus, George Popjoy, H gh McNe I l-la ard Gilland, Kermit Montz Cassistant coachl. FOOTBALL BANOUET lhe annual football banquet was held on Thursday evening, December ll, l94l, in the auditorium of the Alert fire Company. The banquet began at 6:'l 5 PM., with the singing of America, led by Mr. Polloclc and accompanied by Mr. Lenox at the piano. lhe lnvocation was then given by Rev. Clarence E. Miller, pastor of the Lutheran Church. Mrs. Belle M. l-lutchinson, president ofthe School Board, then introduced Dr. Charles E. Chaffee, supervising principal, who served as toastmaster during the program which followed. Mr. John l-leffner, President of the Athletic Council. and Mr. Warren Butler, Principal of the High School, gave several interesting remarlcs. Lewis Muzzi and Funzy lravaglini presented the coaches with gifts after which Mr. Stehman gave awards to members of the team. The guest speaker, then presented by Dr. Chaffee, was Mr. Alan l-lolman, football coach at Franldin and Marshall College. Mr. l-lolman spolce on the football player and the war. l-lis speech was very interesting and enjoyable to all. More than two hundred people attended the fine banquet which was served by the Womenis Auxiliary of the Alert Fire Company. l-lertel, James McNeil. Downingtown Vs Place 'IQ Pottstown Q0 Away Q6 Shillington ., O l-lame O West Chester 44 Away 'I3 Bridgeport , O Away O Phoenixville 'IQ l-lome 7 Berwyn '12 Away O Coatesville.. Q8 Home O Norristown. . 31 Away 58 54 l-lead Manager l-lavard Gillan Assistant Managers Leslie Sheeler, John lravaglini, Robert Moore, Andy Captain ,., . Alfonso Travqgliri 1118 SENIOR BASEBALL Coach Donald Whute Manager Jack Lyons Albert Slales Row 1 Robert Rrchards Abe McCulley Donald Tyson George Paige AndrewCozzone George Logan Mrchael Castaldr Row Y Calvin Mmgrone Ed ward Vaal John DlBernardl gharles Forte John Doran Phllrp urns Row 3 Harold Muller Wrlllam Fleck Gerald Klune l?obertLalrd Herbert Berlcey. Row 4: Albert Slciles Donald White CCoachD Jack Lyons. Page Fifty-six TRACK Coach Kermit lvlontz Manager fllaymond Barrow Carl Valente Row 1 Leonard Francella Wrllre DlCarlo Alfonso Travag lun: Erwun Reutter Isaac Mar tlnas Lawrence Robmson Row 2 Emerson Glauner Robert Means George Gregory Pnchard Johnson Vlncent Petrel la Wrlluam Collrer Row 3 Paul Moran Bruce Brrd Jonathan Wnndle Robert Fsworthy Fred McDermott Oscar Asparagus Row 4: Raymond Barrow Kermit Montz CcoachD Carl Valente. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Margaret Doto Janet Knauer Nancy Jones I-lelen Jensen JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL oach Donald Whrte ArchIe D Archangelo Managers Carl Valenle Irmd o Sermento DomInIc Dnfugeruo Furs! row Archue DArchongelo Carl Valente ames Johnson Pete I-Iemphnll Vrncenz Dfulns oclc Lyons Raymond Borrow PhIlIp Burns mIdIo Sermento DomInIc DIEugenIo Second row Charles Mllls Lloyd Asparagus Robert From Wllllam Valuccl Lewls MuzzI Ralph DICarlo Anthony CaprIotlI Walter I-Ia beclrer LewIs Volentmo Wnllxcm Colller Third row Coach Donald Whute John Gregory Allred Cummungs Benlarmn Spence John Mc Cqowan Donald Yost Anthony Grmger W llord N'cKInney Andy IDDOIIIO INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS Dorothy flarlc Dorothy McGowan Joanne Koogler Naornr Grllfnh Doro hy fvlcconoghy Hazel Wear Mary Costalch l3hIlomena Valente Vlanoger JUNIOR HIGH INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS ear- D own Santa D Lu QI o Tarosch Cylwa Pedano I aoe h rad er e Do an Qgge C rd C I J : , , l I f J , I I E I K V V , l , I SENIOR HIGH Q Dr I I ' f El II EI. r -se xl JUNIOR HICH BASKETBALL JUNIOR HICH FOOTBALL Downmgtown D DOWNINCTOWN HICH SCHOOL BASEBALL SCHEDULE d Whvfe c OWNINCTOWN HICH SCHOOL TRACK SCHEDULE 6 f C x I JI ISE, A fm IIC X I L TTI SENIOR HICH BASKETBALL Downlngtown Vusltors JV Varsity JV Vcrsuty C V' Ver-hef Q Vfe I Che Ye If 6 2 A Jlfff ' C ha- 1 ' N 'Imvf I4 LVld,I, ' 1 ' 'AN I- Z5 I'f'V.'.,'I1 Q' II ff If IHf'If:.'. 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Bemmfr T Qi 953 E. 5 4 EI Dive' w I -Il 55 Nec. P' IU Cltct QU Pmte Ti :H Iffefr QE Q9 Bef.: Qi T95 uf fi 1 ' up pct., I-1 YI CTCT Y' Q I Uh: Sc' Ii PQ f rf' I ,J W --6 4, J ,fm W ffgjfif U ,N va - VW Q 'K Iii, F n K X1 uni , r ,S am, ,ff HOCKEY: Second Team First row: Joseahme Tau lone Kit,-,E Ur, , Lalaro Ada Cells Theresa 'Jlasherlno Second row: Marr J Duca Pose Soefdur Mary Castaldr lllzabeth Vfarren Het'y ln-1' Mlldred Wllson Mary lrhassrrnlnl Jane Hlqlfrnq lnsrracor Mlss Mathews BASKETBALL Csenior Highj Domlnlclc DILUIQI Alfonso lravagllni Franlt Frlancella l-lenry Fazzln Leonard Francello Wrlllam Reese James DlCDttaylo Floyd Lllley Anthony Drl,ulgl LEADERS CLUB Firsi row: Naomr Crrlflrth Leora Warren Janet McCombs Josephine Corlelessa, Arnella Dllulls Loyce lrwrn Second row: lrnlly Dllugenla, Peggy Xxflelmer Jeanne Kaogler, Dorothy Wrlson, Dorothy Mc Gowan, Laura Becker, lrma l-lendrworlc Third row: Barbara Carlson, Nlchollna Mas chtto Lats McCaughey Altce Cuerlers Mary J Duca Barbara Welller lnstructor Mass Mathews J, V. BASKETBALL First row: Vrncent Petrella, Armando lppolrto Lawrence Robinson, John Masherlna, Bull Dague Se:ond row: Charles DrSante, John DnBernardr Calvin Mlngrone, Ptchard Johnson, Robert Lalrd Armando Lahato, Jack Sheehan lnstructor, Mr Mont CHEERLEADERS Lourse Ayers Doris Eachus Peggy Ludwiclt Mary Ellen Moltz Barbara Carlson Josephine Sack Mary Jane Duca Elsle Cozzone JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First row: lmrdro Sermento Carl Valente SeCOhd Row: Wrllram Valuccr Frank Cells Charles Ferre John lra.aqllnl led lwoltz, Jaclr Lyons Third row: Vaymond Harrow Vlncent Zlnney hoo Ffarn Ueovue Logan Laws Mozzy Alben .,r,.E'S lr' or 'Jr iifhve HOCKEY Florence Castaldl Jean Yohn Dons Eachus Hllala l-lannom Loulse Ayers Edlth Lemmon l-lelen Beardsell Peggy Ludwrclc Mary Ellen Maltz Agnes Merkt Allce Bradley Iv 54 .ff A PAGE FROM A SKETCH BOOK THE QUEST FOR THE BEST The best thlngs ID Ille are Tree only to a certain extent It talces a Ilttle more ellort llttle more tlme and perhaps even a luttle more sell denial to bridge the gap between better and best But what a great amount of satlslactuon can be dernved from these arlous Ilttle blts People olten object to the use ol the superlative, saying that we humans were not Intended to be and to do the best that God alone IS to be thought ol In thus Ilght Theirs IS that philosophy ol Ille that admlts to defeat before a taslc IS started What :I we never reach the bestrt II we have tried earnestly trled all thru Isle we are rn no disgrace Without a goal or Ideal lor whrch to hope worlc and pray, Isle would hold no zest For you who desire the best there IS only one caution Never forget IH your Iule long auest lor the best, that When the one Great Scorer comes To wrlte against your name I-le wrltes not that you won or lost But how you played the game ROUND ABOUT SUNDOWN As the slcy beglns to Fade Into a lrghter shade of ue And the clouds appear Inlce creamy pulls to form the picture too The sun IS like a ball of Flre Its radlance In the west For thus IS the tlme of evening when most people go to rest Little bats ol sunshine are scattered lar and near But pretty soon rt will be gone and darkness wull be here Already the Irttle golden strands ol sun have clnmbed the purple stlle They re at the top and soon wrll drop behind the clouds awhnle Just a wee but shunmg stall Shadows are Falling roblns are calling he Flowers are closing their buds The sun set has gone but not for long JUSTINE M RICHARDS THE KISS Do you remember that nrght on the beach And I was besude hum quite In reach The moon was hugh the slcy was gray My thoughts were near and not away I-le was just almost about to lass me A bug Flew past doggone he mussed me I-Ie Icrnd of paused and hung around And twlsted hrs Feet and eyed the ground I-Ie sand he lllced enjoyed our date He reached out and trned to loss me Unlucluly again he massed me BARBARA CARLSON For It will rlse again sn the morn When sunllght shlnes anew agaln and another day IS born Sunllght turns to star Ilght and moon glow In the s Someday agaun l II meet you here round sundown b d b Y on Y HELEN BEARDSELL LUNCH TIME Fsrst a buzzer Then a general rush toward the door There everyone stands breathless wade eyed polsed to rush wantnng lor the bell It rlngs You dart lall r are pushed toward the door only to be caught In a whlrllng rushing pushing tearing whrrlpool ol humanity Some how you reach your Ioclter, throw In your booI4s and Ioan this group ol orderly students suddenly gone mad All you can thunk ol W II I get there In tlmefp WIII I get there In time? You rush on and on down a hall that seems endless Your head leels Illce somebody IS playnng The Jersey Bounce on nt Is the country always Illce this In time ol war? Then suddenly you remember This IS not an alr rand That groaning grlndlng noise IS not an airplane lt s your stomach Its lunch tlme at D I-I S JAIXIICE DAVIS Page Sxxty two ' 1 A I A V 4 f I I T f ' I I I ' 1 T I I I I I bl , I . . I 7 . . . . 7 . l . r I ' 3 - lt's almost gone now behind the hill, And said it was rather late . A I I. , I t A I is - . , - - I I lqy' . , I I T I T ' . . .I . - . I I. O I I I . . t . X . . . . . I . h Army Army Marrred DOWNINGTOWN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Downung own Hugh School Auuurnu Assocuatuon held uts Eultylulth Annual Banquet ana Dance on oaturday evenung Aprul 4 un tne n w Alert Eure House About Q83 members atten ed The program whuch Followed the banquet was un charge of the presudent Mr Charles J Ax Q9 The Class ol 4Q had as uts speaker Domunuc DuLuugu Class Rresudent Mr Warren N Butler represented the school and gave a short address A trubute was paud the members un servuce by Mr Raul B Dague To Muss Stella Ballantune 13 presenteo the report ol tne necrology co muttee Rearl Draper and Clarence Muller both members ol the Class ol 4Q rendered vocal and clarunet solos respecruvely Short talks were guven by representatuves ol annuversary classes as Follows Mr Thomas Brookover 32 Mr Erancus Tweed QQ Mrs Charles Campbell 'I7, and Mr E l Grulluth 97 The annual Alumnu awards were presented thus year by Mr R Vunton Smedley Q6 to Jane Buckung and Louuse Ayers The commuttee chaurmen were as follows Banquet Mrs Nelson Norrus Necrology Muss Stella Ballantune Awards Mr R Vunton Smedley, Receptuon Dr G W Bousum Tellung Mr W W E Ash Jr Decoratung Mrs Wallace Houston, Nomunatung Muss Lulluan Rerry Audutung Mr Ruchard Warren and Rublucuty Mr Erank Bushop The ollucers ol the assocuatuon lor l94Q were Mr Charles J Ax Q9 presudent Mr Thomas Rollock Q9 vuce presudent Muss Barbara Good 39 recordung secretary Muss Emulv Lewus QB hnancual secretary MISS BARBARA GOOD Recordung Secretary Robert Ralston Wayne Banghart Weldon Buckung Allen Buddle CCavalryD Dr Harry Brown Henry Brown Hymen Brown Nathan Brown Lewus Butler Banner Conner Fred Crossan Enruuo DuBeredunas Ira Dowlun Ellus Ferguson Stanley Ferguson Erancus Eennelly Carl Gazzero Phulup Gurafalco Roman Gurafalco lohn Hadheld Bruce Hashunger Hezekuah Henderson John Johnson John Lumenella Ceorge March Lewus Masheruno Berdo Mattuon Wulluam Mattuon Andrew Mento John A Muzzu Anthony Natalue Ernest Rerella Everett Pollock George Q unn Norman Robunson Marshall Sobelluco Earl Shurk Duck Showalter Earl Smuth John Terramun Quundu Terramun Vuncent Travaglunu Arr Madelyn Troluo Ruchard Warren Rupert Roeder CCavalryD Elmer Whuteman Ruchard Zook Norman Ashton Robert Elahart Joseph Bowman Phulup Bowman Robert Bowman Corps Ted D Attuluo Mauruce Gottuer Earl Knuer CRCAFD Grant Lefevre John Retrella James Roberts Duck Robunson Thomas Shock lr1vun Wagner Vuncent Wood Mannes Levvu Baen Joseph Eennelly Anthony DuCrustoIaro John J Guannaruno Navy Wulluam Broschord Wulluam Gerhart Harold Mul'er Oscar Muller Edward Muller Aoramo Tara chu Gerald Whuteman Bob Wulluams Carroll Gazzero Lewus Capruottu Albert Del Pagguo Betty Pontuus Dorus Cnull Jean Habaker Dorothy Hadtueld Ann Vaul Maruon Crosson Curace DuCarlo Vurgunua Hughes Anabel McConaghy Eduth Mae Muller Muldred Warren Muldred Davus Sara Dunkel Ruth Orr lennue Quay Evelyn Sack Dorothy Stoudt Esther Ward Lulu Warnuck Dorus Moore Gertrude Moore Muruam Rlank Mary Strunge Dorothy Amst Thelma Barnes Dorothy Alauer Ida Mae Am ter Croce Buckley lane Cuelers Page Suxty three . 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' ,1 1 f 1 1 f , 1 1 , 1 X. r . - ef 5 , T - S, u u uu Further Education Jackson Raysor E en Russell Jane Ann Spotten Phu o Farnsworth Bette McCausland Betty Robinson Walter Snyder Harold Stnelel Elizabeth Supplee Harry Wrlson Wrlllam Wilson lrene Zaleres Fred Baker Jeanne Dent Julla DrVlncenzo Phyllrs Eppehumer Patrrcla Farrell Barbara Foreman Richard Gray Jean Hallman Betty Lou Howe Dorothy Johnson Shirley Koogler Elma lbaugh Julla Ludwlck Betty McNab Donald Mltman Sara Pawlung Anna Brnder Mary Jane Pawlrng Charles Raysor Alrce Summers Robert Templln Louise Wllson Leland Wrlson Robert Worrall Madeline Laird Richard Ash Betty Baldwrn Mark Barelord Jane Dlckrnson Mary Curegory Paul Glllespre Galen Alexander Working Andrew Brookover Margaret Brown Eugene Burkey Wllllam Cam Jr James Cash Dorothy Clausen Charles Daylor Jeanne Deputy Theresa DlBerednnas Lucy Dupretro Ann Esposito Clarence Gerhart Helen Gregory Lena Harman Vurgunla Harvey Raymond Hashlnger James Helms Everett Hughes Pete Ippolrto Clara lrons Clrllord Ivey Horace John John Lahato Jane Laird Ellie Kaiser Lewls Laird Velma Messner Lulu Osborne Lllllan Pnerce Daniel Rothas Page Srxty four ALUMNI NOTES Unlverslty ol Pennsylvania Susquehanna Unrversuty Taylor Busrness School West Chester State Teachers Colleg Prerce Buslness School Busrness School Unlverslty of Pennsylvania Bucknell Unlverslty Taylor Busrness School West Chester State Teachers College West Chester State Teachers College Busnness School In West Chester Penn State West Chester State Teachers College In trarnung at Temple Memorral Ho p tu West Chester State Teachers College ln tralnlng at Mlseracordla Hosputal ln training at Chester County Hosplta Penn State Juniata West Chester State Teachers Colleg West Chester State Teachers College In tralnrng at Chester County Hospltcl Temple Unlversrty Ursrnus College ln tralnlng at Chester County Hosprta Gettysburg College ln tralnlng at Chester County Hosprta West Chester State Teachers College Temple Unnverslty Penn State West Chester State Teachers College University ol Mnchlgan In trannlng at Chester County Hosplta Lehigh University Annapolns West Chester Teachers College Staunton Mulltary Academy Bucknell Unlverslty Taylor Busrness School ln tralnlng at Chester County Hosorta ln tralnlng at Bryn Mawr Hospital Blueheld College Penn State Workrng IU Lyndell Telephone exchange Downrngtown lron Works Dovvnrngtovvn Mfg Company Dovvnlngtown Mfg Company CDlllce In Detrolt Downlngtown Mfg Company Telephone exchange Paper Mull Woolen Mull Collins and Aukman Worklng on a farm CDlllce of Mfg Company Haurdresser at the Coach and Four I-11 Colluns and Atkman Downlngtown Mfg Co Chester Shlpyard Colluns and Aikman Paper Mull Collnns and Aakman Telephone exchange In Wrlmnngton Downungtown Mfg Company Paper Mull Yrmberton Factory Collins and Arkman G O Carlson Inc Colllns and Atkman Archlve OHIC9 Collins and Alkrnan G O Carlson Inc .... 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Y Y X Lump mx CONGRA TULA TIONS Class of 1942 SMEDLEYS GUERNSEY DAIRY IXJXXXIXC mxxx Prxxsxlx xxlx ll fl IUB 0-1 Paper .N 2ll1lli'ZlC1.llI'iI1 Z . , Grade A Raw fxlilli and Cream JIUIIC 5 2 J. Compliments of C 0 CARLSQN J . . A lxu JRP4 m.x'1'l-:Im C Q ISIOXXH DOVK xlxc lam x WAXLI XL l LRINC LOWPAXX C 012111 Ifuf Ifllill Y 1 5 Jm Compliments of Compliments of ' 1 Y 7 v v xrw y v 'A A I L ' N v Y 1 ' L i , . . '1 1 .V .... l TO THIS CLASS C517 1942 Y I, .az ., ' 5 Y SOI . r 01692 1211113 12 nm UN Y ILWOQIGP us X :L 5 ff t'!D'V' ' fl WISICI WEST CHESTER PENNSYLVANIA 6 5 is If D , n . , . I., .5 L S . x ., .5 X TELL .,-'iQ E14 ' L- S. J E ,.f' T725 ,, .'. .f ,, af? ggjjfvirgfi,-?14Q I f - ' -f u 53.5 5. Q e? Yf3'Tifi 59E?'1 'S-Y: 5' , H621 S 'L ! 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