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

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JAMES E. WATSON 212 Glenside Ave. “Jimmy” Academic Classical Band 1. 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2; District Band 1; French Club 2. 3; Ping Pong 3. Musician . . . Pud’s friend . . . likes girls, especially Dot” . . . always willing to help . . . serious . . . agreeable always. . . RUSSEL F. WILLIAMS Whiteland Avenue “Russel” Social Scientific Track manager 1, 3; Track 2; Nature Study Club 1; Game Club 3. His ‘‘’41” Plymouth . . . always headed toward West Chester . . . quiet . . . polite ... a solid man on the track . . . friendly . . . oh, why don’t you quit”. . . MARIAN C. WILKERSON 214 Glenside Ave. “Marian” Comm.Stenographic Girls’ Leader Corps 1; Student Council 3; Girls’ Chorus 3. A future secretary . . . very nice dresser . . . Puddy’s Class ring . . . not much to say . . . nice to know . . . shy. . . DEMETRIES ZAFERES 402 E. Lancaster Ave. “Jim” Academic Scientific Band 1. 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3; Quartet 1, 2, 3; Photo Club 1. 2. 3; District Chorus 1, 2. 3; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3. A camera bug . . . Warner Bros. Inc. . . . that tenor voice . . . a friend of all . . . Mildred’s Milk Bar” . . . what a piano player . . . his neckties. . .

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DOROTHEA SNYDER 217 Brandywine Ave. “Dottie” Academic Classical Pho'o Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2. 3; Puppeteers 2; French Club 2, 3; Blue and Gold 2; Booster Club 3; Cuckoo Editorial Staff 3; 3; Christmas Play 3. Swell gal . . . good looking clothes . . . “you know it!” . . . weekends in New York . . . Plymouths . . . wonder which one? . . . BETTY JEAN SWINEHART Chester Springs. Pa. “Jean” Academic Classical Girls’ Leader Corps 1; Blue and Gold 1. 2; F. H. A. 2. 3; French Club 2. 3; Booster Club 3; Girls’ Chorus 3. “Gee Whiz” . . . has a way in the kitchen . . . winning smile . . . known for her unselfishness . . . energy plus . . . prizes a certain nephew’s pictures . . . “wana hear a good joke?” . . . RUTH HOPE THOMPSON Mortonville, Pa. “Hope” Academic Scien ific F. H. A. 3; Hockey 3; French Club 3. A willing volunteer . . . her Plymouth . . . whose senior picture . . . Sunday dinners for Ralph . . . personality plus . . . “tolly” . . . AMELIA WANDO 248 Highland Ave. Meal” Comm. Stenographic Girls’ Leader Corp 1; H. O. Club 2; Cuckoo Business Staff 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Booster Club 3: Hockey 3. Dark hair . . . thinks Berwyn is O.K. . . . clothes, clothes . . . seen around town with Grace . . . quiet? never. . . RICHARD STOUDT R. D. 2. Downingtown “Stoudt” Social Scientific Cuckoo Business Staff 3. One of the clowns of the class . . . never without gum . . . nice to know . . . prizes his ‘ Chevy” . . . quite a performer . . . serious? not very . . . milkman keep those bottles quiet. . . JAMES LARRY THOMPSON 305 Brandywine Ave. Stump” Comm.-Retail Selling Football 1; J. V. Basketball 1; Cuckoo Editorial Staff 3; Christmas Play 3. His brother’s car . . . nice to know . . . why? . . . can you really dance? . . . “look out now”. . . FRANK B. THRAILKILL R. D. 1, Downingtown Frank” Social Scientific Game Club 3. Enjoys hunting . . . main interest in school-lunch period . . . prizes his ’41 Cadillac . . . a future mechanic . . . wicked eyes . . . “girls? what are they?” . . . seen about with Dick . . . nice guy. . . ISAAC JAMES WARNICK. JR. 230 Prospect Avenue Pud” Comm.-Retail Selling Swing Band 1, 2; Game Club 3; Band 1. 2. 3; Chorus 2. “My gosh” ... ye gods, that laugh . . . found at Marian’s house ... a willing worker . . . 101’s booster . . . cherishes that trumpet ... a good sport . . . liked by all. . .

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1st row: Betty Lon Robinson. Pauline Bray . Phyllis Griffith. Elizabeth Reid. Joan Flasher. Laura Chandler, Hazel Fisher. Ruth McDougal. Viola Patterson, Alice Trego, Faye Stauffer, Mary Jane Bird. Jean Brammer, Catherine Sciarretta. 2nd row: Miss Simmendinger. Shirley Detterline, Mary Ann Fazzini, Mary Lou Hall- man, Joan Pollock, Antoinette Luminello, Leah Sheie, Betty Menna, Doris Gottier, Barbara Powell. Josephine Rimel, Alma Jane Thompson. Eleanor DiEulus, Rose Marie Rodri, Edith Forte, Hugh Pollock, Mr. Hoffman. 3rd row: Peggy Anne Fergusen, Elizabeth Price. Barbara Lang, Janet Kriebel, Barbara Seibert, Sara Popjoy, Doris Dawson. Doris Schmehl, Mary Lou Foman, Vanessa Edelen. Patricia Segnor. Beatrice Bclzano, Rose Terriman. Fay Baldwin, Shirley Gabriel, Harold Trego, Grant Wells, Stanley Johnson. 4th row: Theresa Sciarretta, Shirley Harple, Kathrine Brower, Gloria Ciarlone, Caroline Pritchard, Margaret Grube, Jean Smith, Dolores Bates, Peggy Ann Clark, Joan Me Connel, Mary Ippolito, Yolando Ippolito, Frances Styer. 5th row: Eugene Trego, James Sweeney, Elmer Schrumpj, Thomas Davis, Bruce Lane, Walter Touchton, Lionel Shaeffer, Ronald Piersol, Frank Sinex, Charles Crawford, Elvin Mull, Leroy McComscy, Robert Hughes, James Duca, Mark Sorensen, William Hayes. 6th row: Charles Dixon, Jay Walton, Walter Styer, Charles Lammey, David John- son Robin Nelson, Ralph Pacinelli, John Talerico, Kennard Porter, Walter Suvlee, Thomas Trego, Donald Good, Fred Hill, Charles Scott, Andrew Terriman, Joseph Miller. 7th row: Paul Detterline. Alan Colestock, Frank Hart. Richard Hedrick, WiWam Shoivalter. Bayton Thomas, Ralph Hannum, Thomas Schultz. Peter Bruno, Edivard Forman. Dick Formica. George Cairlone, James Williams, Ralph Benner, Larry Geedy, Joseph Rodri, Otto Hausch. Those not in the picture. Patsy Piersol, Harry Beyer. Officers President Tom Davis Vice President Ralph Pacinelli Secretary Barbara Seibert Treasurer Patsy Piersol