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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

f Editor in-Chief ........ Virginia Nixclorf Assistant Editor ........ Louise Di Pietro Easiness Staff President ...... Betty Lou Henderson raA6 ....Presented by.... Sen ior CL 'Ljearb ooL Staff 1955 2 owning town oint School DOWNINGTOWN. PA. The front door of Downing town Joint High School to us it symbolizes the opening day o) our senior year udiich started on September 7. 1954, when school opened with a bang! We greeted all our old friends, met the new comers, and missed those who were no longer with us. s we settled down to work we hoped that this year would be the best ever, so we set about to make that dream come true. In addition to that routine and somewhat tiresome task of study ing. we joined clubs, went out for the football squad (a good one this year), got ready for the farm show, tried out for the senior play (the best ever presented — we thought), cheered the basketball team on to victory, and danced our feet ofl at the many sir ell dances. Because of your patient understanding, your helpful encouragement. your calm steadfastness of purpose and constant interest in our welfare, we the ( lass of I()55 dedicate this hook to you. Miss Mary P. Costello. By means of this dedication we are trying to express to you our appreciation of your efforts which hare added to our grou th and achievement while in high school. We hope your life may be filled with a large portion of success and happiness. We Wish Do MISS MILDRED LAIRD for her direction and guidance as advisor to the Editorial Staff. MISS ALMA SIMMENDINGER for her advice in the financing of the yearbook hy the Business Staff. MRS. LOUISE REMETZ for her assistance in the arrangement and drawing of the division pages. Mr. Albert Miller, Photographer Mr. Emil Nonnenmocher of the General Engraving Co. Ensinger Printing Service of Adamstoivn, Pa. As we look back over the years spent in high school, we are amazed at the many improvements we can find. I he Downingtown lligh School has become the Downingtown joint Area High School, a new wing has been added to the high school building, twenty acres ol land adjacent to the high school have been purchased for future development, a full time guidance director and a librarian have been employed, the Industrial Arts Department has been expanded, an additional lunchroom has been added, and the cafeteria has been remodeled. To the DOWNINGTOWN IOINT S( IIOOL HOARD we express our sincere thanks. I he Class of 1955. School Board SI I 11 NO—Mr. Horace Rodgers (Vice President). Mr. George Nixdorf (President), Mrs. Mary Foreman (Secretary). Mr. Iceland Wilson. STANDING —Mr. Glenn Wagner. Mr. James Manley. Mr. Robert Mason. Mr. S. Warren Supplce, Dr. Seth Pope. Mr. Stephen Moore. Mr. Herman Fnucctt. Mr. Charles P. Emery. Mr. C. O. Brown. ABSENT—Mr. illiain Bender. Mr. N. Norman I’rank. Mrs. Pred Hoopes. Mrs. Regina Mill. Mr. J. Herbert Windolph. Mr. I beodore Rogers (Solicitor). At tlw beginning of the year it was suggested to the seniors — in a somewhat questioning manner — that it might be advisable to change the name of the yearbook. In the meetings of the Editorial Staff the subject was considered seriously. As a result there was placed in the IronI hall of the school a suggestion box into which any student could put his idea of a suitable name for the booh. Into the box I dropped a card with my idea, This Year . One night at play practice Attmore Pollock and I were discussing the name with Miss Laird. When Punky decided suddenly that Our Year” seemed much more suitable than I his Year , I agreed. Several days later the seniors voted on a new name for the book, and to my surprise The Cuckoo became OUR YEAR . LEW STRATTON. Faculty, 1955 efljjaiU.UiLt} frAsyaSs slZ rSf sW. 2fc; 4 nJ. a n jfirtf is au AttrUs £Aas. C sL 4j2ttiA ■ 7z) TTl r ssiy SjsnyAAt j 7A ; srt syj-' ItSLcAlAA'- Jp L' ASsAd'. 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Philips Social Studies Phyllis L. Hurlock English - Social Studies Susanne Rogers English and Science Minda Sanders Geo. W. Sauerwald Alma Simmendinger Thomas W. Stoner Joseph Tremul Library Mathematics Commercial Guidance and Health Geography Raymond Di Serafino James K. Fry Science and Health English - Social Studies Irving Geschwindt Mathematics Henry K. Godshall Aubrey G. Goudie English - Social Studies Driver Training William Ifert Music Robert Raster English Nancy Kern Home Economics Vincent M. King Commercial Ray M. Kipp Industrial Arts Harold M. Klinger Agriculture Herbert L. Waltz Industrial Arts Janice Weir English Jean Pollock Reading Joseph Poltrone Music Clifford Geography 3 1 Science i tic Michael Remetz Donald F. Physical Education Margaret Whitecar t rench - Social Studies Mildred L. Wilson Mathematics Tl AH. Seniors, 1955 c %SiAjnfly }Ayj n; yss Ajrfc SLdM£ASr ayiu. xArtA’, rtsnsl' AS PSJ nT. ss ,7rAA,s AfisrrrJs . 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AjJKtyA t if.cn fast tie cite ----------- isrus - rftt Oa£- Mrts ACrtsA rf fA s?tum£ yAfXuKuV s 2y yj. - --- We are interested in Office Practice, Problems of Democracy, Mathematics, Home Economics, Chemistry, Physics, Typewriting, and Study Hall. Agriculture, Shop, English, Health, Geography, Art, Trigonometry, French. Senior a add OFFICERS President ................. Ronald Jefferis Vice President ........... Anthony Doto Secretary ........................... Patty Sciarretta I reasurer ............... Virginia Nixdorf William II. Arters Downingtown. R. 13. 1 Bill Practical Arts Senior I ligii Dramatic Club 3; Boys’ Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 3. ... his car . . . Wild Bill . . . those pep rallies . . . Dale's right hand man . . . crazy over hot jazz . . . graduate of GuthrievlUe prep ' . . . quite a guy . . . Janet E. Bernard Honey Brook. R. D. 1 Janet” Secretarial Girls’ Shop 2: Yearbook Business Staff 3. . . . cute . . . nice to know . . . floes steady with Norman . . . blue eyes . . . pal of Pat John W. Bingham Uwchlnnd Jack” Agriculture Future Farmers of America 1. 2. 3. . . . very quiet . . . often seen with Bob ... a swell guy to bnotv . . . loves cars and driving . . . always busy ... a hard worker . . . Mary K. Bird Downingtown. R. D. 2 Betty Clerical Practice f uture Homemakers of America I. 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2. . . . likes the Navy . . . favors going steady . . . nice person to know ... a goo l worker . . . fun loving . . . often seen with Joy . . . likes to drive . . . Patricia A. Billie West Chester. R. D. 4 Pal tie” Secretarial Girls Shop 2; Yearbook Business Staff 3. Treasurer 3. . . . t uiel but always friendly . . . likes Charles ... a sweet person to know . . . always busy . . . seen with Janet . . . goes steady . . . Robert P. Davis Downingtown. R. D. 1 “Iiob Agriculture Future f armers of America 1. 2. 3. Secretary 2. Reporter 3. County Sentinel 3. . . . nice . . . with Jack . . . likes kids . . . quiet . . . Floyd D'Ginto Downingtown. R. D. 2 l latfool Practical Arts Radio Club I: Checker Club 2: Visual Aids Club 3. . . . goes steady . . . “Ramar” . . . nice to knoir . . . loud . . . another A P fun . . . steady Richard K. Busby West Chester. R. D. 1 “Buzz Practical Arts Photography Club 2: Visual Aids Club 3. . . . mayor of Marshallton . . . likes P. O. ). . . . always talking . . . Joseph R. DiMurco. Jr. 102 CiranP Ave. w oe C lerical Practice filue and Gold 3: Mixed Chorus I. 2: Boys' Glee Club ,3: Baseball 2. 3 Senior, Play %l. . . . That car . . likes all the girls . . . lores to skate . . . nerer busy . . . Louise M. DiPiel ro 156 Viaduct Ave. “Suzie Academic Typing Club I : French Club 2. 3: Yearbook Fditorial Staff 3. Associate fulitor 3: Color Guard 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Girls' Chorus I. 2; Hockey 2. 3. . . . those crazy names . . . likes the boys . . . likes to ride in cars . . . crazy mixed up kid . . . A Anthony Doto 233 Highland Ave. Oil Dot” Academic I-ettcrmcn’s Club I. 2. 3: I rene li Club 2. 3: Student Council I. 2. 3. Judge of Iri-bunol 3: Baseball I. 2. 3; Foot-b.JI I. 2. 3: Basketball I. 3: Noon Monitor I. 2. 3: Hall Patrol 3: Vice President. Senior Class 3. . . . Cute smile . . . brown eyes . . . athletic . . . lores sports . . . that yell . . . travels around with Johnny . . . Janel H. F azzini 250 Church St. Jan” Secretarial I yping Club 1 : Girls’ Shop Club 2: Yearbook Editorial Staff 3: Girls Chorus I. 2: Hoe key I. 2. 3; Junior Play. . . . I yping! . . . always tallt ing . . . that toe . . . that certain senior . . . seen with the girls . . . that two lone Packard those hockey bruises . . . George A. Forbes 207 Stuart Ave. George” General Lettermen’s Club I. 2: Boys C horus 2: J. V. Baske tb.ill 1: Basket ball 3; Track 2. 3: Baseball I. . . . those stories . . . likes sports . . . quiet . . . likes girls . . . nice guy . . . Elmer H. Fredd. Jr. Downingtown. R. L). 2 Skeet” Academic Radio Club I: Chess Club 2: Photography C lub 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3. Sergeant 3: Valley Forge Area Band I. 2: Whip petoniuns 2. 3: Southeastern Pennsylvania Music- Educator’s Association District Band 2. . . . photo bug . . . his T.V. escapades . . . never late for Physics . . . plays a guitar . . . Barbara Ford Glen Moore Barb' Secretarial I wirlers’ Club 1. Checker Club 2: Yearbook Business Stalf 3: Majorette 2. 3: Hockey 1. 2. 3: Harvest Court 1. 3. . . . great love for horses . . . those hockey bruises . . . motorcycle fan . . . nice to know . . . harvest court . . .cute . . . Judith Ann Fry Downingtown, R. D. 1 Judy” Academic I yping C lub 1 : Bible- Club 2. 3. Vice President 3; French Club 2. 3; Hostess Committee- ). . . . always with Patsy . . . typing whiz . . . lovely brown hair . . . nice to know . . . John A. Fusco Downingtown 'rut' Practical Arts I.ettermcn s Club I. 2. . . . Joe s sidekick . . . always in Coatesville loves P. O. D ? . . . Roxanne L. Gibson Wallace Ave. Roxanne Clerical Practice School Art Service Club I : Girls’ Shop 2: Yearbook Editorial Stalf 3: Hostess Committee 3: Basketball I : Hockey 2. 3. . . . quite an artist . . . that laugh . . . Bill ... great sense of Jiumor . . . fyersonality supreme ... a great friend to all . . . I wirling ( ltil I : Girls Shop 2: Girls’ leader Cluh 3; Frcncn C luh 2. 3: Color Guard 2: Basketball 3: Senior Play 3: May Day Court 2: J. V. Cheer leader I. 2. 3. Captain 3: Hostess C ommittee 3. . . . nice convertible . . . siveet personality . . . peppy cheerleader . . . Junior Prom queen . . . he s a cheerleader . . . Ruby E. Cottier Downingtown. R. D. 2 Ruby Clerical Practice Bible ( luh 2. 3. Secretary 3: Girls ( horns 2; Hostess Com mittee 3. . . . natural curls ... Ted .. . sweet smile . . . Roxanne s right hand . . . always friend ly . . . .lollii I . Hall Eagle Jach Agriculture F. F. A. I. 2. 3: Noon Moni lor 1. . . . Alice is his girl . . . hails from llagle . . . nice guy . . . his car ... an Ag. boy . . . I rank Hammons Box 188. Downingtown Lover Agriculture Chess Cluh I : F. F. A. 2. 3. President 3. . . . his girls . . . little, but powerful . . . sharp fellow . . . nice hair . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . Ag President Sylvia J. Hall West Chester. R. D. 1 Sylvia Clerical Practice F. II. A. 1. 2. 3. Vice President 3: Hostess Committee 3; Chairlady of F. H. A. Farm Show 3. . . . neat dancer . . . someone s ring . . . nice smile . . . lots of fun . . . quiet . . . sweet girl W. Robert Henry 221 Brandywine Ave. 'Hen' Clerical Practice Lrttermen s Club I. 2: Chefs’ Club 3; Track 1 ; Baseball 3. . . . seen with the gang . . . star typist? ... a great skater . . . loves that green Ford . . . Valclis Ivansons West Chester. R. D. 4 “Ivy'' General Checker and Game Club 3. President 3. . . . wonderful dancer . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . nice car . . . likes everybody . . . new this year . . . interesting ♦ Mary Jane Jameson 101 Pennsylvania Ave. Mary Jane” Secretarial Mixed Chorus 1 : Girls Shop 2. 3: Girls’ Chorus I. 2. . . . that dark hair . . . seen with Sally anti Gail . . . likes the army baby-sitting jobs . . . Nancy Jefferis Downingtown. R. D. I “San Clerical Practice Library C lub I. Secretary-Treasurer I : Yearbook Business Stall 3. Advertising Manager 3: Hockey 1. 2. 3. . . . Strawberry blorul . . . nice to know . . . seen with Betty I.on . . . future nurse . . . friendly . . . cute smile . . . Sophie A. Jankowski Chester Springs. R. D. 1 ”Sophie” Clerical Practice Yearbook Lditorial Staff 3. . . . curly locks . . . pretty smile . . . not much to say . . . hard worker . . . wonder ful friend . . . likes P. O. I). Ronald M. Jefferis Down in gt own. R. D. 1 Dutchman Academic Student Council I. 2. 3. Vice President 2. President 3: Let-termen s C lub I. 2. 3: French ( lub 2. 3. Vice President 2. President 3: National Honor Society 2. 3: Hall Patrol 2. 3: Noon Monitor 1. 2. 3: Boys’ Chorus 1. 2: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Concert Band I. 2. 3: Whip petonians 2. 3: Football 1. 2. 3. C aptain 3: Class President I. 2. 3. . . . seen in Spring City . . . star . . . nice to know . . . that certain someone ... a class leader . . . i Doris L. Katherman Downingtown. R. D. 2 Doris” Secretarial Game Club I. Secretary I : Yearbook I .ditorial Staff 3: Mixed Chorus 1. 2: Girls’ Chorus 1. 2. . . . nice to knott’ . . . seen with I ommy . . . that smile . . . nice personality ... a Shorthand whiz . . . clever hair do . . . Eleasc Keitf 324 Bradford Avc. Illease ' Secretarial Staler Craft I: Yearbook Ldi lorial Staff 3. Literary Editor 3; Girls C horus 2. 3; Mixed ( horns 1. 2: Girls’ Basketball 2. 3. . . . Dresses neatly . . . always laughing likes West ( Itester . . . likes the hoys . . . never quiet . . . those bangs . . . personality plus . . . Emily Ann Kennedy I ’wchland Em General Girls Shop 2. 3: French Club 2. LI ibr.ir I ; ( «irh ( lx r 11� I. 2; Basketball 1; Senior Plav 3. . . . drives a jeep . . . senti mental . . . hails from Eagle . . . likes Carl . . . Mrs. Fitzgerald . . . L. Gail 1 .ammey 407 Highland Avc. Gail Secretarial Music Club I : Girls Shop 2: Yearl ook I.ditorial Staff 3: Girls Chorus 1. 2: May Day Court 1 : I larvest Court 1. 2. . . . Mary Jane's right hand . . . a 54” Mercury . . . F.ddie . . . nice personality . . . seen with Sally . . . memories Kalltaleen J. Levengood •135 E. Lancaster Avc. Kay Secretarial Curls Shop 2; Yearbook Ixli-torial Stall L Mixed Chorus 1: Girls Chorus 1. 2. . . . seen with oyce ... is it Dave? . . . small, hut watch out . . . nice dresser . . . short dark hair . . . good friend . . . lots of fun . . . .Joyce Ann Lewis I 12 Logan Avc. Joyce Secretarial Girls Shop 2: Yearbook Editorial Staff 3: Hockey I. 2. 3. Captain 3: Basketball I. 2. 3; I. V. Cheerleader I : Girls’ Chorus 1. 2: Hostess Commit tee 3. . . . full of pep . . . writes letters to the Air J'orce . . . seen with Kay . . . loves her sports . . . personality plus . . . good friend to everyone . . . Joseph A. Mascherino 313 Bradford Avc. Joe” Clerical Practice Chefs’ Club 3: Hall Patrol 3. . . . nice to know . . . always smiling . . . works at Green-leaf s Drug Store . . . likes sports . . . Paul L McComsey Downingtown. R. I). I Lawrence Practical Arts Checker Cluh 1; I-ettermen’s Club 2. 3. Treasurer 3: Football 2. 3. . . . lores to kid . . . great in football . . . friend to everyone . . . loads of fun . . . hales homework . . . Walter H. McCue W est C hosier, R. 13. I Wally Practical Arts Checker Club I: Lettcrmen’s Club 3: Track 2: Football 2. 3: Baseball 3. . . . track slur . . . athletically inclined . . . nice to krone . . . a smile f or everyone . . . Ann E. McQueen Downingtown. R. D. 1 Queenie Clerical Practice Game Club I: Girls leather ( rail Club 3; Mixed Chorus 2: Carls’ Chorus I. 2: Col or (raard 1. 2. . . . drives an Oldsmohile or a ( 'hevrolet always seen with a gang of girls . . . admires a certain someone from Coatesville . . . likes to dance . . . cute smile . . . Clarence H. Miles Glen Moore Clipper General Chess Club I : Photography ( lub 3; Marching Band 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Boys’ Chorus 3. . . . likes to sing . . . band member . . . that crew cut . . . a joker . . . answers to ' Clipper” . . . $ L . . • Donald MiJey. 211 W ashington Avc. ' f)onnie General . . . typing. . sharp . . heartbreaker . . . who’s that certain girl? . . . ahrays riding around . . . baseball ... is it a l ord? . . . watch my shoes . . . curly hair . . . Elmer M. Miller Chester Springs EL Agriculture I titure f armers ol America I. 2. 3. 1 reasurer 2. President I. . . . dark hair . . . Ag . . . seen but not heard . . . hails from Chester Springs seen with the gang . . . Emery L. Miller 165 E Church St. ’’Em General Lcttcrmen’s Club 1. 2. 3: Football I. 3: Basketball 2: Track 1. 2. 3. . . . loves sports . . . girls! girls! girls! . . . seen around town . . . good dancer . . . John A. Miller 165 E Church St. Jacklets” Clerical Practice Lctterinen’s Club 1, 2; Photography Club 3: Boys’ Chorus 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Bund I. 2. 3; YVhippetoninns 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2; Track 2. 3. Captain 3. . . . personality plus ... artistically inclined . . . liked by all . . . that bass fiddle . . . Norris R. Miller 321 Bradford Ave. “Bobby” Practical Arts Lettcrmen’s Club I. 2. 3. Vice President 3: Football I. 2. 3: Basketball I. 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3. . . . lores sports . . . watch him run . . . with the gang . . . girl shy . . . good in football John N. M oore. Jr. 514 Washington Ave. Jack” Academic Ping Pong C lub 1 : I'rench Club 2. J: Student Council 2. 3: Hall Patrol 3; Noon Monitor 3: Bovs’ Chorus 3: Track I. 2. 3. . . . nice to know . . . whiz in I’rench . . . seen with Jackie . . . trackman . . . drives a Buick . . . A. Mingione cute colleg Joy Anne Munzenmayer Box 211. Downingtown ”Joy Anne Clerical J)raclicc F. II. A. I. 2. 3. Treasurer 1: Girls Chorus 1. . . . quiet . . . always seen with Betty . . . long tresses . . . future Homemaker . . . Oh! the Navy . . . (' k W , 1 mr i m I Richard H. Nields 349 F. I ancaster Ave. Dick Clerical Practice Game Club 1 ; Mixed Chorus 2; Dramatic C lub 3. Treasurer 3: Band I. 2. 3. Corporal 3: Boys Chorus I. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3: Senior Play 3: Noon Monitor 3. . . . likes Spring City . . . courteous . . . future music teacher . . . bass singer . . . H. Attmore Pollock 100 Rock Raymond Road Punk y Academic Photography Cluh 2: French Club 2. 3: Yearbook Editorial Staff. Art Editor 3: Honor Society 2. 3. President 3: Marching Band 1. 2. 3: Concert Band 1. 2. 3: Track 1. Assistant Manager I : Senior Play 3. . . . seen with the gang . . . crazy about cars . . . blond hair . . . hashful around girls . . . temper, temper . . . Claudette M. Rimel 317 Highland Ave. Claude Academic Twirling Cluh 2: Yearbook Editorial Staff 3. Literary Editor 3: French Club 2. 3: Girls Chorus 1. 2: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3: Orchestra 1: Color Guard I : Majorette 2. 3: Junior Pl«iy 2: Senior Play 3: Hostess Committee. . . . nice personality . . . blonde hair . . . future teacher . . . friend of Emily . . . oh! that taffy . . . Virginia Nixclorf 322 Washington Ave. Ginny” Academic Student Council 1.2: Yearbook Editorial Staff 3. Editor-in-Chief 3: French Club 2. 3. Treasurer 2. Secretary 3: Honor Society 2. 3. Vice President 3: Noon Monitor 1. 2; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. Accompanist 1; Girls’ Chorus 1. 2. Accompanist 2: Girls Basketball I. Manager I: Class Treasurer 1. 2. 3: Junior Play Prompter 2; Senior Play Prompter 3: County Winner. Odd Fellows' Essay Contest 2: Hostess Commit- tee 3. ... A good student . . . class secretary . . . seen with Louise . . . that giggle . . . Samuel W. Pierce Wallace Ave. Sammy Clerical Practice Boys’ Glee Club 2. 3: Basketball 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3. . . . Sam. the Barber . . . singing Sam . . . noisy . . . nice to know . . . neat dresser . . . M. M iriam Ramsay Coatesville. R. D. 4 Miriam Secretarial Library Club I : Girls' Shop 2: Yearbook Editorial Staff 3. . . . so-o quiet . . . shorthand whiz . . . nice to know . . . good student . . . Lee H. Robertson Downingtown. R. L). 1 Lee Practical Arts Art Service Club I. 2. 3: Boys Chorus 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 1: Band 1. 2. . . . seen at the Acme . . . tall . . . likes P. O. D. . . . week ends at Coatesville . . . Joan L. Romig Downingtown. R. D. 2 Joanie” General Music Club 1: Photography Club 2. Secretary 2: French Club 2. 3: Student Council 3: Clerk of School Tribunal 3: Girls Chorus 1. 2: Mixed C horus I. 3: Noon Monitor 1: Philadelphia Youth Concert Representative 2. 3: Hostess Committee Chairman 3. . . . nice . . . flood artist . . . likes knee socks . . . that long hair? . . . Sliirley A. Rowe 389 Jefferson Ave. Shirley Clerical Practice Twirling Cluh I : Girls’ Shop 2: Leather Craft Club 3: Girls Chorus I. 2: Majorette 1. 2. 3: Hockey 1. . . . seen with Bill . . . gootl majorette . . . always talking . . . nice . . . pals with Ginny . . . likes Home Economics? . . . Joe V. Sarmento 200 Chestnut St. Sar General . . . always seen with “Tut” . . . like s Coatesville . . . noisy . . . who can she he? I liomas 1.. W oocl ward 121 Jefferson Avc. Woody” Academic Lcttcrmcn’s Club I. 2. 3. President 3: French Club 2. 3: I fall Patrol 2. 3: Boys' ( Imrus I. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: football 2. 3. Manager I; Baseball I. 2. 3: Stage Crew 1. 2. 3. Manager 3. . . . Jitterbug? . . . that laugh . . . ( oalesville . . . make those touchdowns undecidetl now . . . Virginia H. SchoIIenberger 303 Stuart Avc. “Ginny” Clerical Practice I .ihrarv Club I : Girls’ Shop 2: Girls Leather Craft Club 3: Girls Chorus 1. 2; Basket-hall 2. 3: School Organist 3. . . . seen with Helen, Ann. and Shirley . . . lores to laugh . . . plays the organ . . . likes to dance . . . Mildred E. Seeds Downingtown. R. D. 2 Millie Clerical Practice (� irls Shop 2: Yearbook Business Staff 3. . . . seen with Ginn y . . . her pets . . . quiet . . . blonde hair . . . lives in the country . . . drives a tractor . . . lemic (irrn rul Ba I : Assembly lung Band 1. 2. Concert Band ctonians 2. 3: Forge Area Klay 2. heat those drums . . . drives a Buick . . . just one more . . . his girls . . . parties at I rannie's . . . Richard J. Short 308 William St. Richie” Noon Monitor 2; Hall Patrol 3: Student Count il 1. 2. 3. Treasurer 3: Lcttcrmcn’s Club 2. 3; French Club 2. 3. ... so quiet . . . wavy hlond hair . . . shy . . . sharp . . . who can she he? . . . Patricia A. Sciarretta 242 Church St. ”Patty ’ Clerical Practice Leaders’ Club 1. 2. 3; Girls’ C horns I. 2: Hockey 1. 2. 3; Basketball 2. 3; Class Secretary I. 2. 3: May Day Court I. 2. . . . “Buddo's’’ girl . . . such pep . . . cheerleading captain . . . always dancing . . . nice to knou . . . that laugh . . . Harry V. Shaeffer 234 Brandywine Ave. “Shaeffer” Clerical Practice Chess C lub 1; Lettermcn’s Club 2. 3: Boys Chorus 3: Football 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3. . . . always getting into trouble . . . all his girls . . . found with Hit Hot and Butch . . . nice guy . . . Barbara L. Simpkinson Lionville ’Barb ’ Secretarial Yearbook Business Staff 3: Novel Club I ; Girls’ Cl torus I ; Girls Shop 2: Color Guard 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Hostess Committee 3. . . . noisy . . . seen with Peggy . . . swimming! . . . likes skating . . . hails from Lionville . . . Mildred E. Smith Chester Springs. R. D. Millie' Clerical Practice Girls Shop Club 3. ... so quiet . . . that low voice . . . new this year . . . Inils with Ginny and Millie . . . Wayne F. Smrtli 422 Grant ' Smltty I 1 iMademi ( SS . well likrthyS • riio that P( yrpouthMLr . neat (Ires; ___________________fun hair . . . Joy Sieve I (V v H Secret! GJubv I X 3 ‘U' lfcir l reas-jleafT ook l.diloriul K( df 3: GJrls C hoftik !• SjS ior Plaj« J M. blonde limp boys JT _ — n � d with lifdier . . )n( f ’cidci . . pose banffiT ' N those play practices . . . Sho jjiand and typing . . . good frienc Jon S. Stewart Downingtown. R. D. 2 Bang Bang Academic Radio Club 2; French Club 2. 3: Boys’ C horus 3; Track 2: Baseball 3. . . . always with Bill . . . Bang Bang gives Weakley a hard time on the school bus . . . Helen D. Spence 228 Mary St. Squeeky Clerical Practice Girls’ Chorus I. 2: Girls’ Shop Club 2. 3; Basketball 1. 3. . . . ferry . . . neat ... always dancing . . . found with Ann . . . drives a Ford . . . J. Walter Stauffer 323 Brandywine Ave. Buddy Academic Chess Club 1 : Photography Club 2: French Club 2. 3: Yearbook Business Staff 3: Hall Patrol 2. 3. . . . nice dresser . . . good looking . . . always talking to George . . . tall . . . studies Lrench . . . that Ford . . . M. Esther Supplee IJonvillc ' Esther Secretarial Novel ( lub I ; Bible Club. See rotary 2: Yearbook Editorial Staff 3: Mixed Chorus I : Girls’ Chorus I. 2. . . . seen with Joy Ann . . . Bob . . . Shorthand and Typing . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . nice to know . . . good friend . . . that laugh . . . Clyde 1 homas 13 W. Lancaster Ave. ‘Clyde General Lettermen’s Club 2. 3: French Club 2. 3: Football 2. 3: Basketball 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3. ... all those bruises . . . nice to know ... 9 o’clock comes loo soon . . . loves the location of his locker . . . confirmed bachelor . . . nice friend . . . that cool car . . . Betty Jane Thomas Downingtown. R. D. I Bet Clerical Practice Future Homemakers of America I. 3: Girls’ Chorus I. 2. . . . “Jack” . . . gum . . . Sludgy and his leasing . . . P. (). D. . . . that crazy laugh . . . temper! temper! . . . Earl L. 1 homas 220 Whiteland Ave. “Nudgy General Leltermen’s Club I; Photography Club 2. 3: Senior High Band I. 2. 3: Boys’ Chorus I. 2. 3: Whippetonians 1. 2. 3: Track 1. Manager 2. 3. . . . that gum . . . always leasing Betty . . . excellent Sax player . . . never (poet or still Edward I hompson 255 Mary St. ’’Eddie' General . . . wavy hair . . . good dancer . . . seen with Sailor . . . nice guy . . . girl crazy . . . Helen M. Trai nor Coatesville. R. D. 1 Helen” Clerical Practice F. II. A. I; Girls Shop 2: Yearbook Business Stalf. Sub scription Manager 3: Girls Chorus I. ... 7 im s one and only . . . '55 Pontiac . . . always talking . . . pretty hair . . . loves to dance . . that P. O. D. . . . J ”Trigger” Practical Arts Checker ( lub 1 : Photography ( lub 2: Chefs C lub. President 3: Baseball 1. 2. 3. . . . always flatting into trouble in homeroom . . . P. (). D. . . . silly . . . likes school . . . Mary Ellen I re go 118 Logan Ave. Mouse Academic Blue and Gold I : Girls’ Shop 2: I'reach ( lub 2. 3: Yearbook I ditorial Staff L Girls’ Chorus I. 2: J. V. Hockey I; Senior Play 3: Hostess C ommittee 3. . . . friend of Annie’s . . . just try to do homework during play practice . . . seen but not heard . . . nice to know . . . Joseph N. Ursini it 13Q Washington Ave. n. Wayne Wells Glen Moore. R. D. 1 Future Farmers of America 1 nice to know farm . . . drive I'rancis G. Walton 118 Webster Ave. ”Prannie” Clerical Practice ... a bom clown . . . good dancer . . . dark hair . . . short . . . drives a Pontiac . . . seen at A P .. . likes feminine company . . . Dale B. Wells Glen Moore. R. D. 1 Dale General F. F. A. 1. 2. Secretary 2: Senior I ligh Dramatics Club 3. . . . quiet . . . likes to hotrod . . . who's the certain someone? irginia J. Whiteman Downingtown. R. D. 2 Ginnie Clerical Practice Girls Shop 2: Yearbook Business Staff 3. . . . always with Mildred . . . quiet . . . short . . . likes to drive . . . R. William Wisler Lionvillc Wis” Practical Arts Photography Club 2: Visual Aids Club 3; Boys Chorus 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Junior Play 2. . . . that Austin . . . always with Roxanne . . . dimples . . . likes shop . . . friendly to everyone . . . nice to know . . . ClL Wilt We, the ('lass of 1955. School of Downingtoivn, State of Pennsylvania, being of legal age, sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last mill and testament, hereby revolting and annulling any other will by us heretofore made. We leave to the Junior High students the ability to find their way around the school. To the Freshmen we give the patience to wait for their class rings. 7 o the Sophomore ('lass we leave our power to be sophisticated. We bequeath to the Juniors our seats in Congress. 7 o the faculty members we are agreed to leave our vast store of knowledge whic t they may use if they should become rusty in their profession. SKIP AMWAY wills liis ability l get along with tlic teachers to George Coulter. ARLENE ARTERS gives her baby blue eyes to Phil I )i redinis. BILL ARTERS wills his blond hair to Everett Ramsay. JACKIE BARTELMO gives her ability to make noise to Jackie Griffith. JANET BERNARD bestows her engagement ring upon Mary Lou Whitely. JACK BINGHAM wills his red hair to Pat Gasbarro who would like to have it. BEITY BIRD bequeaths her ability to go steady to Anna Wallers. PAT BITTLE wills her poise to Maxine Foose. GEORGE BULLER leaves to Boh I lamilton his ability to cat peanuts in English class. RICHARD BUSBY gives his job of fire fighting to John Bishop. LEONARD CANNELLA leaves his car to Larry Reed. EDDIE CAUDILL wills his part in the senior play to Joe Francclla. BOB DAVIS gives his love of farming to Dan Mar cocci. FLOYD D’GINTO gives Jerc Towson his position at the A. P. JOE DlMARCO leaves his talent as a singer to Joan Milcy. who. we are sure, doesn’t need it. LOUISE DI PIETRO relinquishes her “trig” scat to Eddie Aumiller. I fere's hoping Eddie can make better use of it. ANTI IONY DOTO leaves his athletic ubility to John Chilla. although John doesn t need it. JANET I AZ .INI bequeaths her love for typing to Mickey Sciarretta. GEORGE FORBES gives some of his height to Charles Riga. BARBARA FORD leaves to Joan Hughes her plain, practical manner of dressing. ELMER FREDD leaves his knack for getting into trouble to Marcia Ann Chambers. JUDY FRY gives her seat on the bus to Judy Moulder. JOHN FUSCO wills his regular attendance in detention hall to Ronald Puwling. ROXANNE GIBSON I eaves her ability to get along with the hockey coach to “Mush” Mascherino. PA T GLEN NON leaves to Ered Whitely her record as a slow driver. RUBY GOT HER wills her typing errors to Geraldine D Ginto. JACK 11 ALL leaves his hot rodding to Jane Showaltcr. SYLVIA HALL gives her hope of getting married to Emilia Talucd. PRANK HAMMONS wills to James Wells his tendency to flirt. Use at your own risk. Jim. RONALD HARNER wills to Frank Aaron his ability to keep things jumping on the bus. BETTY HAYES hopes Virginia Law will accept her record of going with an alumnus. BETTY HENDERSON wills Frances Tcmplin her ability to get along with Jimmie. BOB HENRY leaves his parking place back of school to Joe McBride. VALDIS IVANSONS bestows his love for dancing upon Dave Sorensen. MARY JANE JAMESON leaves her long fingernails to Patty Mason. SOPHIE JANKOWSKI gives her love lor the Army to Judy Swarner. NANCY JEFFERIS wills her position on the hockey team to Ginger Stayer. RONALD JEFFERIS leaves to Sam Matthews all the trials and tribulations ol class president. KENNY JOi INSON gladly gives his girl troubles to Roland Beale. SALLY JOI INSON wills her seat in the back of room 103 to Phoebe Nelson. Have fun. Phoeb. DORIS KATHERMAN wills her ubility to go with u ''Tommy” to Esther Zittle. liLEASE KEITT wills her laugh to Janet Wilkerson. EMILY; AW KENNEDY unhappily leaves her “Willy ' to Nancy Hadficld. ELIZABETH I ANN KLASE gives her used commuter tickets to Philadelphia to Carol Bruton. GAIL LAMMEY leaves her bottle of peroxide to Betty Roberts, although we know she has no use for it. BILL L NDRl M wills his ability to eat during both lunch periods to “Geddy Manzi. KAY LEVENGOOD leave her politeness to Connie Osborne. JOYCE LEWIS leaves her athletic ability to Elsie Sinex. JOE MASCHERINO willingly gives his job at “Greeny’s” to Jane Poluch. PAUL McCOMSEY leaves his politeness to several Juniors who need it. WALLY McCUE bestows his flat top haircut upon Page Brown. Ctas Wilt TOM McKEEVER is forced to leave Florence Smith to the Juniors. Take good care of her. ANN McQUEEN leaves her easy-going manner to Kathy D’Attilio. CLARENCE MILES leaves his empty pocketbook to Paul Fidler. DON MILEY wills his determination to act tough to John Dawson. ELMER MILLER leaves his AG scat to Earl Young. EMERY MILLER wills his V-8 I’ord to Ruth Ann Flowers. JACK MILLER gives to Robert Hardin his ability to grow a mustache. Now Bob can stop using an eyebrow pencil. NORRIS MILLER wills to Lloyd Price his ability to keep money. JOE MINGIONE leaves the responsibility of reporting students to 1 ribunal to Pat Hilton. JACK MOORE wills his reputation as a runner to Millirent Krapf. JOY MUNZENMAYER bestows upon Loretta Tucker the knack of going with one boy. JOHN NICHOLS gladly gives his brother to next year s senior class. RICHARD XIELDS leaves his height to Jean Lafiata. (JINNY NIXDORF bequeaths her ability to embezzle class funds to Joan Picrsol. SAM PIERCE wills his exceptional knack of writing love letters to I’rannie Valentino. ATT MORE POLLOCK w ills his aversion to girls to Eddie Dclio. MIRIAM RAMSAY bestows her shyness upon Peggy Wilson. CIAUDETTE RIMLL leaves her ability to go without lunch to Blanche Perkins. LEE ROBERT SON leaves his talent for loafing in study hall to Ronald Pollock. JOAN ROMIG wills her skill at sewing to Alice Smedley. SHIRLEY ROW E leaves her new- majorette uniform to Barbara Warren. JOE SARMENTO wills his ability to smoke during lunch to Bob Peoples. GIX.NY SCIFOLLENBERGER leaves her place ut the organ to Irvin I ubincam. As captain ol the cheerleaders. PAT SCIARREITA leaves the old uniforms to the J.V. cheering squad. MILDRED SEEDS wills her lo «- of animal i«� Mary Jane Perella. HARRY SHAEFFER gives Tom Brookover permission to go any where at any time. TOM SHEEHAN wills his talent as a drummer to John Bousum. RICHIE SHORT leaves his wavy hair to Carl Miller. BARBARA SIMPKINSON gives her ability at swimming to Lois Yoder. MILDRED SMITH gives Pat Snyder her deep voice. WAYNE SMI 111 gives his ability as an actor to Lee Rowland. HELEN SPENCE leaves her boyfriends to Wanda Radc iiifc. ANGIE STAMPONE leaves a few of her out-of-town boyfriends to Jeannette Luminella. BI DDY STAUFFER gives Joe Whiteman his ability to light French. JOY ANN STEVENS bestows her height upon Linda Ldelcn. JACK STEWART leaves to Penrose Styer his position as bouncer on the bus. LEW' STRATTON leaves his troubles and fun with girls to James Ensor and Robert McGIintock. ESTHER SUPPLEE gives her ability to go steady to Dolores Mull. GEORGE SUPPLEE wills all his A’s to Jerry Stinson. BETTY THOMAS leaves her ability to chew gum without getting caught to Ann Grant. CLYDE THOMAS will to Jack Skilcs his status as a bachelor. EARL IIIOMAS leave his talent for playing the sax to Harry Watson. EDDIE THOMPSON bestows upon Donald Ray his knack of getting grades without studying. HELEN TRAINOR gives her talent at dancing to Betty Lou Furlong. ALLAN TREGO Wills hi position as President of the Chef ’ Club to Harry FTinn. MARY ELLEN TREGO wills her long hair to Mary Ann Clayton. JOE URSINI wills his talent at playing the trumpet to Nancy Hope. FRANCIS WALTON gives his corny jokes to Jerrc Houck. DALE WELLS leaves his | erfcct behavior on the bus to Peggy W'atts. WAYNE W'ELLS leaves his ability to drive a tractor to Peggy McCausland. GINNY WHITEMAN bequeaths her giggle to Theresa Ferguson. BILL WTSLER sadly places his square-toed shoes upon the feet of Ralph Hall. TOM W'OODW'ARD leaves his position as head of the stage crew to Die k Zittle. In witness thereof, we have hereunto set our hand to this, our last will and testament, at Down-ingtown, Pennsylvania, this 2nd day of June. 1955 A. D. Witnessed by the 1955 llditorial Staff. Recorders: Sally Johnson Sophie Jankowski SJff or trait5 NAME AMBITION WHERE FOUND PET POSSESSION SKIP AMWAY Radio and IV engineer Margie’s My sax and Marge ARLENE ARTERS I elephone operator ( ilen Moore dances Ice skates BILL ARTERS Navy career Anywhere My Ford JACKIE BARTELMO Get married With Jack My hall of the car JANET BERNARD Secretary Coatesville Engagement ring JACK BINGHAM Join the Navy Eagle 1 )river s license BETTY BIRD 1 elephone operator Coatesville Skip s ring PATTIE BITTLE Secretary With Charles Engagement ring GEORGE BULLER A channel chaser Scene of action Silver dollar RICHARD BUSBY Traffic officer Marshallton Officers uniform LEONARD CANNED .A Carpenter Any girl s house 3 Plymouth EDDIE CAUDILL Surgeon With Joe Bright red jacket BOB DAVIS Successful farmer Anywhere Drivers license FLOYD D’GINTO Become rich Lincoln Avenue Amelia JOE DiMARCO Accountant Johnsontown My car LOUISE DiPIETRO Nurse With Ginny Drivers license ANTHONY DOTO Physical education teachc r Around Two front teeth JANET FAZZINI Secretary Baby-sitting My first orchid GEORGE FORBES Naval mechanic Stone Alley Basketball BARBARA FORD Horse dealer Glen Moore Ray s photographs ELMER EREDD 1 V and radio field Lancaster Avenue Car JUDY FRY I elephone operator Anywhere but home Driver’s license JOHNNY FUSCO Success in business 1 he Spot My bop suit ROXANNE GIBSON Success With Bill My class ring PAT GLENNON College and travel Around Xly car Rl BY GOTTIER Secretary With Ted High school ring JACK HALL Undecided With Alice 1 hat hot Ford SYLVIA HALL Waitress and housewife West Chester Sonny s ring FRANK HAMMONS Gentleman farmer Home on school days Girl friends RONALDHARNER Success Anywhere My beagles BETTY IIAYES A florist Will. Phil Birthslone ring BETTY HENDERSON Real estate broker With Jimmy A little blue dog BOB IIENRY Air Force Sweet land Car VALDIS IVANSONS Success in life Home A car MARY J. JAMESON 1 o get married Writing letters Memories SOPHIE JANKOWSKI Homemaker Home Pen 1 keep losing NANCY JEEFERIS Nurse Home ( lotl.es RONNY JEEFERIS Engineer Spring City Drivers license KENNY JOHNSON Musician Anywhere ”40” Ford SALLY JOHNSON 1 o travel Dick 1 homas’s Memories DORIS KATHERMAN Secretary Anywhere 1 ommy s ring ELEASE KEITT Secretary West Chester Class ring EMILY KENNEDY College With the foursome Driver s license ELIZABETH KLASE Advertising artist Art room 1 rain ticket to Philadelphia GAIL LAMMEY Get married With Eddie Eddie s ring BILL LANDRUM Sport scaster Never found Green trousers KAY LEVENGOOD Lawyer's secretary With Dave West Chester ring JOYCE LEWIS Get married Home Varsity letter JOE MASCHERINO Military service Goldie s corner Radio PAUL McCOMSEY Success Anywhere Rifle WALLY McCUE Marines Who knows? Blue suit TOM McKEEVER Auto shop teacher With Flo Buick ANN McQUEEN Success Anywhere but home A certain picture Seif Po r trait 5 PET PEEVE FAVORITE SONG FAVORITE SAYING FAVORITE BAND Shop bill In the Mood I will not say Silver Stars Getting up early Llearts of Stone Oh. no! Sammy Kaye Children Good. Good Whiskey Hi. Ace! Glenn Miller Unfriendly people In the Mood It’s the greatest Glenn Miller S'howoffs A Little I ove Gee whiz! Glenn Miller 1 lomework 1 his Old House On, man! Leroy Holmes Saying good-night to Skip Teach Me Tonight You. fool, you Glenn Miller Noisy girls Let Me Go. Lover Gee whiz! Glenn Miller Homework Dancing in the Dark Come up and see me sometime Glenn Miller Grammar Let Me Go. Lover Go. cat! Guy Lombardo Homework 1 each Me 1 oniglil Cute chick Spike Jones Louise in English class Hearts of Stone Glenn Miller Homework 1 each Me onight Fair is foul, and foul is fair Glenn Miller School In the Chapel in the Moonlight Always be good Gossip Always Go on. man! Glenn Miller Loud people String of Pearls Oh. what a grouch! Glenn Miller Conceited girls Answer Me. Ob My Love You know Glenn Miller Homework Blue Moon L em me tell ya Glenn Miller Going to school 1 Believe Don't let it worry you Glenn Miller Inconsiderate people Forever and Ever My oh. my oh. my! Ray Anthony Coming to school 1 hat s What 1 Like 1 hanks a lot Glenn Miller Complainers If I Give My Heart to You She - - ee! Sammy Kaye Homework 1 Like to Mambo Never trust a woman Joe Loco Conceited people Little Things Mean a Lot 1 don t know 1 ex Beneke Snobs Make Yourself Comfortable 1 reckon Glenn Miller Conceited seniors 1 Need You Now Oh. no! Guy Lombardo Conceited people 1 hat s What 1 Like Hey. boy! Leroy Holmes Homework Let Me Go. Lover 1 don t know Guy Lombardo Conceited girls Naughty Lady of Shady Lane Come off the fit Glenn Miller Homework Out Behind the Barn Gel out of here Spike Jones Math Mr. Sandman Oh. my nerves Glenn Miller Snobs Till Then You know Glenn Miller Homework 1 Love You Madly Nobody does that Silver Stars Western movies Papa Loves Mambo Experience is the best teacher 1 ornmy Dorsey Conceited people oil Are Mine You re crazy Ray Anthony Conceited seniors Smoko Ge ts in Your Eyes Oh, crumb! Glenn Miller Smart kids Tenderly Live and let live Wayne King Girls Stardust 1 m hot Glenn Miller I eacher s pets Blue Moon Y owp! Glenn Miller Monday mornings Why Don’t You Believe Me She II have a bird Ray Anthony Conceited people Let Me Go. Lover You know Glenn Miller 1 elephone September Song I II see you in Heaven Earl Bostic Smart alecs Mr. Sandman Help! Glenn Miller 1 )ead lines One O C lock Jump Sauter. Linnegan Jealous people Yours You know Ray Anthony Make Yourself Comfortable How about that 1 he Escorts Getting up early Blue 1 ango Oh! Shucks! 1 lugo Winterhalter Catty people American Patrol What's the matter with you Glenn Miller Certain teachers Swedish Rhapsody Tough Men Guy Lombardo 1 lomework Let Me Go. Lover Where’s those girls Spike Jones 1 lomework Vedio s Boogie I here’s better days ahead Lyne Hope Empty wallet 1 ill We 1 wo Are One A right Glenn Miller Snobs I each Me 1 onight You Know Guy Lombardo NAME AMBITION WHERE FOl JND PET POSSESSION CLARENCE MILES Own a Speedboat Tom's Buick The rod 1)() AI 1 ) Mil 1A Mechanic Sweetland witli?- A certain chick ELMER MILLER Farmer Chester Springs Doris EMERY MILLER Auto mechanic Malvern 4. Ford JACK MILLER College Johnsontown Bass fiddle NORRIS MILLER I ndertaker Anywhere Football sweater JOE MINCIONE Engineer Anywhere Money, whenever 1 have it JACK MOORE Dentist Johnsontown 1 )river s license JOY MUNZENMAYER Telephone operator Coatesvillc John s letters JOHNNY NICHOLS Farmer With the hoys Model A Ford RICHARD NIELDS Music teacher Home I rumpet GINNY N1XDORF Elementary teacher With Louise Little black hook SAMMY PIERCE To be a success In Johnsontown Class ring ATTMORE POLLOCK Engineer With the boys W Ford MIRIAM RAMSAY Civil service worker Home My sheep Binky CLAUDETTE RIMEL Teacher With the foursome My car license LEE ROBERTSON The Navy Home in bed My shop JOAN ROMIG I extile designer Anywhere hut home Driver s license SHIRLEY ROWE Beautician With Bill Bill JOE SARMENTO J o travel Snyder s Spot Money, smokes, and wome GINNY SCHOLLENBERGERHairdresser Willi Skinner Skinner s ring PAT SCIARRE1TA Success in life Home Buddo s picture MILDRED SEEDS Milk tester Home Drivers license HARRY SHAEFFER Mechanic Sweetland License TOM SHEEHAN Famous drummer Sweetland 1Jad s car RICHIE SHORT Go to college Stone Alley Baseball glove BARBARA SIMPKIN'SON Secretary Everywhere with Peg Class ring MILDRED SMITH Typist Home Ken nett ring WAYNE SMITH Music Up or down town Car keys HELEN SPENCE Beautician Anywhere Favorite picture ANGIE STAMPONE Career Bangor. Pa. Letters BUDDY STAUFFER Butcher With the hoys Drivers license JOY ANN STEVENS Secretary Anywhere Class ring JACK STEWART Manage the Kansas City A s On Wheatley's bus Clearfield Oil Slock LEW STRATTON Chemical engineer With the boys 51 Victoria ESTHER SUPPLEE Secretary Anywhere 54 class ring GEORGE SUPPLEE Chemical engineer With the boys “ 39 Chevy BETTY THOMAS Beautician Home Jack s bracelet CLYDE THOMAS Pilot Any place My car EARL THOMAS Have a dance band West Chester 1 enor sax ED THOMPSON Mechanic Cuckoo with Pete Ability to sign excuse card HELEN TRAINOR Dancing teacher With Tim 1 im ALLAN TREGO Success Anywhere Driver s license MARY ELLEN TREGO Success With the girls Driver's license JOE URSINI Barber George s Stella FRANCIS WALTON To be rich Webster Avenue 1)ad s car DALE WELLS Police force Gas Station My car W Y E WELLS Success Anywhere Betty GINNY WHITEMAN Telephone operator Coatesville Driver s license BILL WISLER Success Wallace Avenue Shoes TOM WOODWARD Make money Anywhere 1 he gray ghost SJff ortraiti PET PEEVE FAVORITE SONG FAVORITE SAYING FAVORITE BAND Untouchables Sentimental Journey Egad, Gertie Glenn Miller Work Maybe 1 don’t want to hear you Guy Lombardo Stormy weather This Old House Leroy Holmes Jealous girls Earth Angel Say. hey. doll baby Lyne Hope Clerical practice I Love You So I can’t kick Chris Powell Practice Earth Angel Man! Glenn Miller Homework Make Yourself Comfortable Man! Billy May Homework Little Brown Jug Bull! Glenn Miller Slow drivers Let Me Go, Lover I just don’t know Benny Goodman Dirty cars This Old House Go. Dog! Spike Jones Homework 1 his Old House I ake your time Sammy Kaye Noisy or conceited people Slaughter on 10th Avenue Help! Glenn Miller Conceited girls God Only Knows Don t worry about it Glenn Miller Bleached blondes No More You re ornery Glenn Miller Opera T his Old House Glenn Miller Not speaking people You II Never Walk Alone Oh. my aching bones Glenn Miller Slow drivers Let Me Go. Lover When do we eat Benny Goodman 1 lomework 1 heme from 1 II have it done Guy Lombardo Gone With the Wind Getting up early Smoke Gets in Your Eyes You know Sammy Kaye Gold diggers Your Money Ain t Nothing Put me on a cloud Joe Loco But 1 rash Conceited people Mr. Sandman Yet! Vaughn Monroe Favoritism Be My Love Let me tell you Ralph Flanagan Conceited people Skokiian Oh, typing class next Guy Lombardo Jealous people Let Me Go, Lover Say! Glenn Miller Work In t lie Mood Nobody does that Glenn Miller French Hold My Hand You’re bulling me Glenn Miller I lomework Blue Moon Oh, what a grouch Ray Anthony Speaking in front of class Count Your Blessings Glenn Miller Quitters Glenn Miller Homework You, You, You Chip. Chip. Chip Guy Lombardo Homework You, You, You My nerves! Glenn Miller F rench Dim, Dim the Lights How about that Louis Prima Jealous people Let Me Go, Lover Gosh darn Glenn Miller Mathematics 1 Jng 1 ing 1 ong Pound him out Ralph Marterie I alkers Teach Me Tonight Dirty dog Stuck-up people You. You, You Gee whiz Glenn Miller Homework Beyond the Sunset Awh! man Guy Lombardo Homework 1 Need Your Lovin 1 just don t know Duke Ellington Homework Love Me I don t know about that Benny Goodman Silly girls Hajji Babba Work with me. Annie Silver Stars School Annie Had a Baby Don 1 worry about it Joe Loco Stuck-up people All 1 Want is a Chance 1 wanta go home Louis Prima Homework You Better Not Do That Aw. get out of here Spike Jones Mood Indigo 1 hat s so - not ? Glenn Miller 1 lomework 1 each Me I onight Is that right? Glenn Miller Big shots St. Louis Blues You want to bet? Glenn Miller 1 lomework Out Behind the Barn Egads, Gerty. what a gash! Guy Lombardo Teachers Out Behind the Barn Hello chick Guy Lombardo Slow drivers Unsuspecting Heart Oh yes! Guy Lombardo Stubborn people Be My Love Gee. a man! Sammy Kaye Conceited people Love Me Don t worry about it Glenn Miller Our rhythm masters. GINNY and TOM. Cheaper by the Dozen’ proved that ANGIE and LEW were belt behind the footlights. RONNIE and GINNY arc our world conquistadors. Our brush wielders. PING and JACK. In summing up. PATTY and RONNIE arc best all around. Tidy and precise are PAT and JACK S motto. JACKIE and BILL need no trumpet to announce tlieir presence. Comedy — not Tragedy — lor LOUISE and BILL. W lien it comes to nifty stepping. HELEN and VAL rate high. Please and Thanks arc PATTY and GEORGE S favorite words. . Senior the 2) ozen We. the Senior class, wish to thank all those who went through the fuss and fury of long re hearsals, the scurying to arquire stage properties, the last minute worries when 1010 cars had Hat tires, and the constant eflort for perfection when we presented our play called CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN”. The play relates the troubles of Mr. Gilhreth. an efficiency expert, who tries to prove that what works well in a factory will work equally well at home His greatest opposition to this idea is his teen age daughters interest in boys and parties. I lis five sons do not help matters by teasing and making fun of the girls attempts to got dates. In spite of all the distractions. Mr. Gilhreth. with his wife’s help, does organize his family into a smoothly running group and his children gain more privileges than they ever hoped to have. Mr. Gilbnth Mrs. Crilbrelh hmrsline ....... tJrfcler classmen, 1955 al£. ’LunJJJAU-Lt lAf yJ. rj , As n Aj-s',. vyl us iLW d Tr rt PTrWK;. 'AlS AS r’SK J. rtsrlW. syyA , asjs jA fljAjhertAes 'AO Aki lU'. uyAf srU A.. s7 nd s i£ f e sruyntA,. d AJ A jU A yrnA A y. JAsys AiyMy AJ fin (Liu )J aAsJa JtaLLSL'l tfAs. fifa arji sA Ata d, JfiiyA . UtyAs jAAtmfifiy ASssmts . AtfAy , AsAfihsn -. A) fiJismA. iunJiA, A y AA TTL 7 7C tZ fiy sy Art Z trA jA yy Ayfi fin fiA yjAyfifiAi yiAA rfifi yi tAiy Mi 4Ay. Afi y AaoA yupA JxL'. rJjrhjASAS Aansfi. A nW, s, A t£A jyss Ys ssV fin fAt Jts Af lAs ty rn7yrffyj'™ ‘ ' Aavw , r,srr . Aefisfi A s AAfsty AysSMAy,, , sAisns'tyJr 2JSsds J LAstms cs )fi d- Assny Afy ynuA A . shd JlAjy rAnAfi lsnfifiy y Aiy AATnj fiuAry. “ w ' t r fitly yyjyutJ fiito fisisnfeAss fiAeJ fiyAsn jAtHAT, daat£LU!a£ 4d 1(s 7?iyA: . yyiyAj tZSBAtL Afify ASyZnJy -yfirtsrriS} s UAtjyA , fikymy. fiA yA, fiAAyfifiyMnt fitfiyyy fl. yfij aAnAjfiyfi y yfifiy yyy j , rjfiAfiyfi] 6AAA SfiyJ fiiTTty A tt Jiry £ StiAiu ftil fih Af fiyAfituAy stufissfi ZAka t yi Ms SKy is aairfi afifiut cZy- ojyh no mo re a Cl A 5 OFFICERS President .............. Bob McClure Vice President ....... Andrea Reeves Secretary ............... Susie orris reasurer ........... Marjorie I .awn Activities, 1955 Z, AgA«i? p tafr rruoiA; us as Aj s7jAs. if Ass 2ftTsn An rA AA-t A. , n j, s,snys stt s 77Als; Allj rAs Jr fa i 'Z £u?rj? ru«A cA AAs, T jl' tfltftzawpssA. cAtJ 4' cA sAuL cfota '------------ (S AAs, dstuA cArttits lAtmiesnA. C usiullA' ft( AA 4raiAn£firt’«is, 'AsA. - L SsistO rtM Ms j rtspjA Air. £iy s� J S7s tsJ SasjAA � , SL sirfSAAp - ZO-As „ A -J A, .J £Aa S OsnsA its ‘? Ai lfAs?rLU?Ais4s AA nr.__An A s , yf jh'jsL s svsrtW, yfisnss'j sA L xti e A. fy A , J sns r . s.s? A,. JS.'n MsjA siy. tAjhisiustAs s TosnC zL sAY s,. — MAys nss fsr UyjsA, lAs; Ma J tlsui AAa+vsS PA1s S2SMSA lAl festuA A siy. 7 .A A y jYr � � J yftsiAs-A; 7A ; -SAls JqdAnrktU )A ,jyns£ Ju jL aatt . A n V rjAA. S. 7);; . A?Ats filATuA r 1r« U«t, sA jj s Ansj r Ads sAlAs s? ZAt L smsm Aj ■ r ?yyy ■ ax2ausj s .j sAtasAAsmi , Ao? v A. Jz uzA u xlS, CA 44, A% y,asiV y LCSSi sv AfaAt tyLs nes - Ajyrnsrri sssrnts iA SA j 6z l£ 'Aa f' ,jrAuz £ A a. ' aVLmftcA' a£' ds 4 ■ yearly ooL ciito via Staff Editor-in-Chief ........ irginia Nixdorf Associate Editor ........ Louise I )i Pielro Literary Editors ........ Elease Keill Claudelle Rimel Photography Editor .... Jacqueline Bartelmo Art Editors ............. All more Pollock Roxanne Gibson Advisor ....................... Miss Laird Mem hers: Sophie Jankowski, Sally Johnson, I )oris Katherman. Gail Lammey. Kalbaleen Levengood, Miriam Ramsay. Mary Ellen I re go. Angela Si am pone. Joy Ann Stevens, Esther Supplee. Janel Fazzini. Eddie Caudill. El izabelh Klase. Objective: Publish the yearbook. Our Clubs SltOLU Many Interests. President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... I reasurer .... Advisor ....... yea,I oo L Bu J in eiS Belly Henderson ... Belly Hayes ... Barbara l ord Members: Mildred Seeds, Barbara Simpkin- son, I lelen I rainor. Janel Bernard, Virginia Whiteman. Nancy Jefferis, Buddy Stauffer, John Nichols. ....... Patty Billie Miss Simmendinger Objective: lo raise sufficient funds to finance the yearbook. udent OFFICERS President —................. ... Ronald Jcffcris Vice President ................... John Bousum Secretary ........................ Joan Piersol Treasurer ....................... Richard Short Judge of School tribunal ........ Anthony Doto Advisor ........................... Mr. Stoner C ounci The objectives of the Student Council ore as follows: to work with the faculty in promoting better citizenship, high ideals, and class spirit: to develop intelligent leadership and respect lor authority; to co-operate with administrators, faculty, and the council. The Student Council sponsors several paid programs for assembly during the school year. The council is helpful in assisting as monitors in the corridors and cafeteria, as ushers for various school events, and at all times is willing to serve the school. Many Hours of Work and Enjoyment. President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... I reasurer .... Van ona (Mon or S ocieth OFFICERS ............... Attmore Pollock .............. Virginia Nixdorf ................ George Supplee ................. Joe Mingione New members are chosen each year by the members of the I lonor Society, teachers, and Mr. Evans. Tin members are chosen from tin upper third of their class and must live up to high standards of scholastic ability, service to tin school, leadership, and character. During the year the Honor Society sponsors a dance to Erovide binds lor awarding prizes to new members. Hie mem-ers of the Honor Society also serve as members of the school 1 rihunal. LE CERCLi: FRANCA1S President ........................ Ronald Jofferis Sous President ................ ... Irwin Rubincam Secretaire —--------------------- Virginia Nixdorf resorier ................. Margaret McCausland ( onseilleur .—............. Mademoiselle Whitccar The French Club is composed of students who arc taking French. Its aims are to enable the members to become better acquainted with the French people and their customs, and to promote sociability. It meets at night, and nfter the business meeting, there are games, dancing, and refreshments. This year the club sold candy and pins to enable them to send gifts to a French family for Christmas and to go to Philadelphia to the Cinerama. President ................ Vice President ........... Secretary ................ Treasurer ________________ Advisor .................. President _________________ Vice President ........... Secretary ................ Treasurer _________________ Advisors ................. Senior JJiqh cjCetter men j ... Thomas Woodward ------- Norris Miller ...-...... John Chilln The purpose of this club is to promote good sportsmanship and wholesome athletic relations in the high school which will produce harmony between the coaches and the student body. .... Paul McComsey ........ Mr. Caskey This year the members of the club sold stationery to help get awards for the boys who earned their varsity D” and their sweaters in their senior year. — ...— Charles Henry -------- Richard Keers — ........ Boh Stevens .. Nip Westmoreland ..... Mr. Di Serafino Mr. Raster 9 ermen J This club tries to help hoys acquire an interest and know ledge of different S| orts. It also attempts to promote good sportsmanship and wholesome athletic relations among the students of the junior high school. IOIV artrier 3 oj -America President ......... Frank Hammons Vice President ....... Penrose Slyer Sentinel —............ Richard Rice Secretary ............ Warren Reese Treasurer ............ Flmcr Miller Reporter .............. Robert Davis Chaplain .......... Leland Stanford Advisor ........ Mr. Harold Klinger 3 ci rm Si On October 26. 27. and 28. the Agriculture Department held its annual Farm Show, one of tin- largest school projects of the year. In this show the boys presented to the school and to the public their farm equipment and selected crops and animals. They entered their projects to compete for the prizes given in the different divisions. Some of the winners were as follows: Leland Stanford ............................ Holstein Calf Elmer Miller .......................... Jersey Calf I'rank Hammons .................... Guernsey Calf Wayne Wells ..................... 100 Baby Chicks f rank Aaron ..................... 100 Baby Chicks Richard Rice ..................... 100 Baby Chicks Edg ar Ensor ........................ Guernsey Calf The girls in the Future Homemakers Club of the Home Economics Department also showed their projects and the following prizes were given: Margaret Detwilcr .................. First Prize Ruth Hail ....................... Second Prize Alice Smedley ...................... Third Prize Suzanne Robinson .................. Fourth Prize The members of the- 1951 Harvest Court were Alice Smedley (queen). Barbura Ford. Mary Ann Clayton. Phoebe Nelson and Connie Osborne. future - etna Lerd of? -America President .......................... Ruth I lull Vice President ..................... Sylvia Hall Secretary ...................... Alice Smedley Treasurer ........................... Pat Pechin Historian ---------------------- Margaret Detwiler Reporter ------------------------- Nancy Jo Davis Advisor .................... Miss Nancy Kern Hall Patrol I his group of Senior and Junior I ligh boys lias I he responsibility of directing traffic in the halls while the classes are passing. I he advisor is Mr. C ampbell. Noon Monitors I nder the direction of Mr. Stoner, these boys are on duty at the staircases and corridors the last 10 minutes of each lunch period to prevent unnecessary noise while classes are in session. Girls Woodwork Club I he aim of this club is to give girls the opportunity o( using woodworking tools and making items lor the home. I he advisor is Mr. Hem-berger. Girls Metal and I -reathercraft Clubs The girls in these c lubs are given an opportunity to work with the materials and tools which are usually familiar to the boys of the school. I he advisors are Mr. Walt , and Mr. Kipp. Came and C ird Club I lie members of this group are kept very busy playing the various games they can play at home: such as. monopoly, checkers, chess, and card games. The advisor is Mr. Herr. Visual Aids Club I his group is of great service to the school for its members learn to operate school projectors, recorders and all visual aids equipment. The advisor is Mr. Wells. Girls Leader ( lub The members of ll lis club, under the direction of Miss Lumis. aid as a service group in school functions: such as. pep rallies, bonfires, dances, and assemblies. r ■ U)Of' wryrbt-' orvice Club provides a general art service for (vftufH school by planning and carrying out gyrations for annual special school functions, le «Mvftor is Mrs. Remetz. ! f Bible Clul lie purpose of this club is to train the members for Christian leadership. I he advisor of the group is Miss Philips. Photography Club The purpose of this club, directed by Mr. Remetz, is to develop an interest in photography as a hobby and a career. Chefs Club Under the direction of Miss Coates, this club provides lor boys the opportunity to acquire and improve cooking skills. Conservation Club 1 lie aim of this club is to help students appreciate our natural environment and to help I hem understand the importance of conservation. I he advisor is Mr. I remul. Blue an cl Gold I his group is providing the student body with a school paper. I In advisor is Miss Dick. Library Service Club Mrs. Sanders, the advisor, is training library assistants to check books in and out of the library and to show pupils where to find materials. ■I M Knitting dub I lie aim of this club is to teach beginners and to improve the ability of those who already know how to knit. The advisor is Miss Weir. Geography Club I lie members of this club, guided by Mr. Ratcliff. are learning many things which are increasing their interest in geography. Game Club Under the direction of Mrs. Rogers, the members ol this club learn to play games which require two or more persons to a game. ( hecker ancl C ard C lub I he purpose of Mr. Geschwindt s club is to teach new card games and card playing etiquette and also to increase skill in playing checkers. Stage C rew I hese boys prepare the stage for all assembly programs, and also operate the stage lights, curtains, and microphones for school and outside organizations who wish to perform on the stage. Biology Club I lie aim of this club is lo provide greater opportunity and challenge for students interested in any phase of biology. I be advisor is Miss Costello. Ping Pong Club Under the direction of Mr. Ciodshall. these students are attempting to gain greater shill in the game of ping pong. Ping Pong Club ( raining skill in the game of ping pong is the aim of Miss Horner s club. Junior High Dramatic Club I he purpose ol this club is to provide an opportunity lor self-expression for those who like to act. The advisor is Miss Hurlock. Stamp and Coin Club I he purpose of this club is to gather new. rate, and old stamps and coins. In this way the members enlarge their collections. The advisor is Mr. Fry. lostess Committee I he purpose ol this Committee, sponsored by the Student Council, is to maintain a friendly and pleasant atmosphere within the school. M embers are on duty in the center hall lo meet and greet people who are coming into the school for the first time. Sen ior Ii Ck oruied Flic Senior High Choruses, under file direction of Mr. Ifert and accompanied by irginia Nixdorf. Irvin Rubincam, and Nancy Hadfield. presented I wo programs, a Christmas program and a Spring Concert. I lie Senior lligli Mixed Chorus also sang al various institutions in C hester County. On February 9. 10. and II. a District Chorus was held at Oxlord to which our representatives were irginia Nixdorf. Jack Miller. Richard Nields. and Marcia C handlers. Mr. Poltrone directed the Junior High C lionises which presented programs at the same time as the Senior High Choruses. I heir accompanists were Beatrice Rubincam. Helen Burkhart, and Gail Miller. Sen ior I lie Senior I ligh Sc hool band has been a well-known organization for a number of years. I he instrumental department ol this musical group is separated into two divisions ■— the marching hand and the symphonic band. I he marching band did a nice job this year in providing entertainment during the half time period at all the loot ball games. I hey worked very hard each day rehearsing and under the very able guidance of Mr. Ifert presented an excellent appearance. When the loot ball season ended the concert band was formed. I his musical group was featured on the stage of the auditorium when it played at the annual I arm Show and in the Spring Concert. junior In recent years the Junior High School band was organized. It has grown rapidly and has been in the spot light quite often. I he band is divided into two parts, the marching hand and the symphonic band. I he marching band is featured during the hall lime periods of all the Junior I ligh football games, and has done exceptionally well. I he Symphonic band is formed after the football season and plays a dif-ferent and wider variety ol music. I his year the band presented several selections at the Spring Concert and at the Farm Show. Sports. 1955 ,- y S r j V A ,, s, J,M,Z+rtZZr� . 7JA-ns fAuJfrAjJyis A j' Ws JiAjuj A ?Ai A a ji£ Aoj dKLtfn rt A; A ue Jrsnd, rtru; Axt ls. X 7 _. sisss sA, lLa A AtS LWus g tsru Jafj Z.tL As lA ?J„A. -9 -iAaL Asam -. A mJjj„ ' .. ) o ASjs si, S.s, ; s,j Ass 7 Ai ?y £ si ns , sns fsA. A AtV si SStZA, sSrs xls rt ns , AjM$ AtAcUltsl . )AfCeS sj totsfs AfsS’ d£rstrt L'as77sA ? jssst sis sAfsTL' ZAfs.den tt JtyA jdAayuA:, L'UscfAZijs ? ?fcalAeJU 7tis cAi Airf Ati u I'A J pOs rt n AsgiA u AuSum AoslAuMs, , jjyj ru. Ajj iAskzs sA ssAaf, r y sCOulLA u(si Ayuifcriszuszi smArtt tqf AA ja asmsds, f e - W � y ,} tsyLS s isns Acs A Asrjal n , •? ■£: qfjCssnJ. AMcs LOulIg (jJjli) aJursMsA. A,xjr'jJ l£ JJuy CJKlLcL - Jny ! Rrsns j . J AuS' ustsAtoK L, '. ' JLs )7toy ,d€s A-ilsiL rtsrtJnl . JsrtAL, l£ms£wJu asdOfuAMs rtA£Sguirtsns to AAls auAdfan shic, AMiufts asruA tL' aZAlcfc dth letic (Council 1 lie duties of tin- Athletic Council arc many. It makes recommendations on the athletic policies of (he school and the sports which the school may support: it approves the schedules for these sports: it sets up the regulations for awards; it sponsors the all-sports banquet. Members: Robert Ash. Charles Ax. Howard Caskey. Samuel Charles. Raymond Di Serafino. Charles Emery. Samuel Evans, Robert Raster. Frank I.enhardt. Michael Mento. Horace Rodgers. Elmer Schrumpf. Donald White. (jood fjortimandliiiy adware! The Bishop and Company trophy for good sportsmanship was awarded to the Downingtown High School football team for the second lime in the three seasons it has been given. I his trophy, which was donated by Bishop and C om-pany of Malvern in order to promote good sportsmanship among the teams and the fans ol the Ches-Mont League, was first presented in 1952 with Downingtown as the recipient. I his year. 1954. we again receive d Ih is trophy in a close contest with Berwyn. If we should receive this trophy one more time, it will be retained permanently by Downingtown and a new trophy will be presented. Sen ior J4i9k Cl, eerlead erA junior UarAitij (cheerleader A Mary Jean Lillnrd. Belly Courlles . Mary Mall. Money Pennel� al er. Jerry Deel . (nol in picture) Palsy Glennon. fChes Mcnt Sportsmanship Trophy Awarded to DHS for Second Tim he second time in three i A lowningtown High u jhas been awarded theJ Bont League FootbalL Eanship Trophy. The : [awarded by the J. Bis-, of Malvern, '°rvnin ■Company 2S. AM ented during an as 9P f t eriod at the Higl School yesterday. The award, presented annua ly since 1952, is made to tl high school whose footbi te y student body and fit ' the best sportsmansh. Ojjput the football yea xpf the award is do' officials who work 8g£9« the first year made, it was wc K Bptown - 'Wjj lyffrin-Kastlown. RpV presentation was i m Rul C. Kerk, presidei the company, and accepte HM|ta| haschool by Sa FIRST ROW—Dennis Myers. Denny Williams. Steven Pope. Kennetli Van Lew. Nip Westmoreland. Douglas Way. Duer Smcdley, Ralph Trego. Jack Polurh. Frank l andrum. Asa Van uw, David Fidler. SECOND ROW—Patrick Cortelessa. Donald Collins. Lewis Wilkerson. Gerald Limmey. Robert Fennelly. John Nelson. Ted Thompson. Woody Henry. Bud White. John Graveno. THIRD ROW—John McCombs. Mr. Byham (assistant coach). Richard Keers. David Jelferis. Bernard Ulissi. Henry Stehman. Bill Pollock. James Schollenberger. Gerald Williams. Park Plank. William C artcr. Mr. Raster (coach). Oct. Oct. PIv junior L JooiUt 1954 SCHEDULE ;t Chester . Awav On. 15 Pol 1st own ... “nixville . 1 lome On. 22 Coatesvilie . Nov. 4 Berwyn .. Home Robert Raster Assistant Coach: Willi i am Away Away Byham STANDING—Mary Lou Walters. Mary Ann Hamilton. Barbara Osborne. Mary I lughes. Annette Valentino. Judy Henry. KNEELING—Arthur Beatty. Shirley Jesse. FIRST ROW—Buddy White. Parke Plank. Wilson Pollock. Woody Henry. Richard Keers. Nip Westmoreland. SECOND ROW—Eddie Klunk ( manager). Mr. White (coach). James Schollenberger. Jocko Nelson. John McCombs, Stanley Sarmento. junior 'UarsiIij (f ashetball 1955 SCHEDULE Jan. 7 West Chester Away Jnn. 11 Coatesville 1 lome Jan. 11 Phoenixville I lome Ian. 18 Poll si own Away Ian. 21 Bcrwvn Away Jan. 28 West Chester ........... Home Feb. I Phoenixville ......... Away Feb. A Coatesville .......... Away Feb. 8 Pottstown ............ Home Feb. 11 Berwyn ............... Home Coach Donald White junior umor FIRST ROW—Boh Orr. Denny Williams. Robert Lee. Buddy D Attilio. Charles Brumnal. Jack Law, Stanley Sarmento. SECOND ROW—Mr. White (roach). Frank Marcocci. Ronny Roberts. Bruce Nixdorf. Arnold Clemenstine. Larry Dague. FIRST ROW'—Jark Miller (manager). Jack Skiles. Anthony Doto. John Chilla (captain). Norris Miller. Sam Pierre. Tom Woodward (manager). SECOND ROW—Mr. Byham (coach). Emery Miller. Harry Watson. John Bousum. Clyde Thomas. Lloyd Price. SCHEDULE Dec. 10 Parkesburg .......... Away Dec. 14 Kennett Square ...... Home Dec. 17 Parkesburg ........ I lome Dec. 21 Kennel! Square ...... Away Jan. 4 Pboenixville ........ Home Jan. 11 Coatesville ......... Away Jan. 14 Bridgeport .......... Home Jan. 18 West Chester ..... ... Away Varsity Coach ......William Byham Jan. 21 Berwyn ............... Home Jan. 25 Pol Isf own .......... Away Feb. 1 Phoenixville ......... Away Feb. 8 Coatesville .......... Home Feb. I 1 Bridgeport ........... Away Feb. 15 West Chester ......... Home Feb. 18 Berwyn ............... Away Feb. 22 Pottstown ............ Home r. Var. Coach ... Edward Campbell Sen lor unior 'Ucirsity Js adbetba(( FIRST ROW—Doug Hedrick (manager). Francis Valentino. Alan Lam me y. Woody Bosscrt. Ronald Pollock. Bobby Stevens (manager). SECOND ROW—Mr. Campbell (coach). Donald Mull. Jimmy Lowe. Joe Whiteman. Boh McClure. KNEELING—Joan Piersol (captain). FIRST ROW’—Shirley Miller. Mary Jean Lilian). Connie Oshorne. Jean Charles. Susie Norris. SECOND ROW'—Jam Showalter (manager). Joyce Lewis. Betsy Courtlessa. Rutli Flowers. Barbara Warren. Patty Sciarretta. Betty Jesse. Miss Lumis (coach). 1955 SCHEDULE Jan. 18 Phoenixville ........ Home Jan. 21 Coatesville ......... Home Jan. 25 Upper Merion ........ Away Jan. 27 Bridgeport .......... Away Varsity Coach ........ Sally Lumis Feb. 4 Oxford .............. Home Feb. 8 West Chester ........ Away Feb. 1 1 Coalesville ......... Away Feb. 18 Pottstown ........... Home r. Var. Coach ..... Mildred Wilson KNEELING—Mary Ann Clayton. Helen Spence (eo captains). FIRSTT ROWr—Margie I'.ppilito. Laura Phillips. Joan Lewis. Mary Jone Perella. Virginia S hollenberger. Marjorie Lawn. Harriet Ash. Mary Jean Maschcrino. SECOND ROW’—Peggy Watts (manager). Jane Polu h. Judy Manning. Elease Kc itt. Barbara Osborne. Doris Robertson. Helen Pennebaker. Janet Bowman. Lynn Klunder. Millierent Krapf (manager). Miss Wilson (coach). FIRST ROW—(left to right): Bob Moore. Joseph Natalie (managers). SECOND ROW—Allan Trego, Eddie Auniillcr. Francis Valentino. Anthony Doto. Tom Woodward, John Chilla. Butch Hamilton. THIRD ROW—Richard Short, Earl Young. Mickey Sciarretta. Bob Simmons. Bob McClure, Bobby Hamilton. Mr. Raster (coach). FOURTH ROW—George Buller (manager). Bill Landrum. John Bnusum. Donald Mull. Joe Whiteman. Tom Lee. 1955 SCHEDULE Apr. ii Coatesville Home May 5 Coatesville Away Apr. 18 Bridgeport Away May 9 Ken nett Square I iome Apr. 21 West Chester Home May 12 Bridgeport Home Apr. 25 Pottstown Away May 16 West Chester Away Apr. 26 Phoenixville Away May 19 Pottstown Home Apr. 28 Berwyn Home May 20 Ken net I Square Away May 2 Phoenixville Home May 23 Berwyn Away c oar 1 Robert Kaste T V red ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW’ 1: ON PAGE 32 Jov Mun .enmayer. Nancy Jeiferis. Claudette Rime!. Emily Ann Kennedy. Virginia Schollenberger. Louise Di Pietro. Helen Spence. Judy Fry. Ronald I larner. Ronald Jeffcris, Janet I'a% .ini. Jack Hall. Mildred Smith. Arlene Arters. Helen Trainor. Joyce Lewis. Esther Supplce. Ann McQueen. Joan Romig. Mildred Seeds. Bob Davis. Sylvia Hall. Tom Woodward. ON PAGE 33 I. Buddy Stauller 2. Jackie Bartelmo 3. Eddie C audill 4. Ruby Cottier 1. Allan Trego 6. Angie Stampone 7. Richard Short 8. Bill Wisler 9. John Nichols 10. Mary Ellen Trego 11. Sammy Pierce 12. Jack Moore 13. Janet Bernard LI. Skip Amwny 15. Jack Stewart 16. Joy Ann Ste vens 17. Shirley Rowe 18. Sally Johnson 19. Barbara Simpkinson 20. Pat Glennon 21. Virginia Nixdorf 22. Betty Henderson 23. Pat Bittle 2-1. Kay Lcvcngood 25. George Forbes 26. John Bingham 27. Lew Stratton 28. Pat Sciarretta. SENIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM FIRST ROYV— (left to right): James McClintock. Joel Gcc. Charles Riggs. Samuel Pierce. Irwin Rubincam. Ronald Jefferis. SECOND ROW—Jack Moore. Sam Matthews. James Di Sante. Schuyler Rennard. Everett Ramsay. Harry Watson. Scott Maddux. Jack Miller (manager). HURD ROW— James Godshalk. Paul Strock. George Forbes. James Walton. Lewis Stratton. Harold Butcher. Carl Miller. Jack Skiles. Mr. Di Serafino (coac i). SENIOR HIGH SCHEDULE Apr. 20 Pottstown Away Apr. 25 Ches-Mont Relays Home Apr. 27 West Chester Away Apr. 29 Penn Relays Away Apr. 30 Penn Relays Away May 4 Avon-Grove Home May 6 Phoenixville Home May 11 Kennelt Square Home May 14 Cnes-Mont Champs Away May 18 Coatesville T. 1'.. Home May 21 District Meet Away JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE Apr. 22 Ches-Mont Relays Apr. 28 Ardmore Relays May 3 Phoenixville May 10 Berwyn May 13 Coatesville May 17 West Chester Senior Jigh Coach Mr. Di Serafino Junior 1 ligh Coach Mr. Hem berger JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW—(left to right): Keith Howe. Bobby Stevens. Stanley Sarmento. Ralph McCompsey. Rodney Carson. Bobby Fidler. Don Murphy. SECOND ROW'—Bill Jones. Eug cne Rimel. Joe Doto. Donald Yannascoli. Jake Ax. Bob Ceulers. THIRD ROW—Dave D'Attilio. Buddy White. Nip Westmoreland. Steven Pope, Jerry Ross. Dallet Norris. George Messner. Duer Smedley. Ronnie Meacham. FOURTH ROW—Richard D Ginto. John Maddux. Bill Brown. John McCombs. Harry Styer. Lewis Wilkerson. Leonard Bartel mo. FIFTH ROW'—Woody Henry. Richard Keers. Tom Matthews. Glen Lumis. Jocko Nelson. Frank Landrum. Lee Huey. Donald Collins. Mr. Hcmberger (coach). Sed(! (d ueriftli veryiwna ....THESE ADVERTISERS OF OURS! WITHOUT THEM THIS YEARBOOK WOULDN’T BE POSSIBLE AND WITHOUT US TO BUY FROM THEM THEY’D HAVE NO REASON TO ADVERTISE. PATRONIZE THEM AS THEY PATRON IZED US! PATRONS and PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. Grant Amway Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Asli A Friend Mr. and Mrs. P red B. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bartelmo Mr. and Mrs. Guido Bartelmo Miss Louise Bartelmo Mr. and Mrs. Graham II. Bentley Mr. and Mrs. II. Parke Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Parke A. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. William Bittle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blosenski Miss Barbara Bollinger Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bollinger Peter Gabriel Bonaduce Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bond Mrs. Miriam Bond Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Borgesen Or. and Mrs. George W. 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Sam Chari es Compliments of.... Cuckoo Luncheonette I 10 West Lancustcr Avenue DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. Phone—Downingtown 217 Phyllis's Beauty Shop DOWNINGTOWN, PENNA. Compliments of.... Dun more Sporting Goods • Onus. Fishing Tackle • Athletic Equipment 117 East Lancaster Avenue DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. BEST WISHES ....to the.... CLASS OF 1955! Downingtown Department Store 122 - 121 East Lancaster Avenue Phone 508 LOREN MURCHISON CO. 14 Park Place Newark 2, New Jersey Class Rings and Rins I rophies Medals Charier a . . . . Short Line Bus Call West Chester 0170 I'or Information anti Rates THE SHORT LINE DOWNINGT OWN MOTOR CO. Compliments of ... . SWAN HOTEL e Downingtown. Penna. bales ana Service 21 I-'. Lnncaslcr Ave. 325 E. Gay Street DOWNINGTOWN - PA. - WEST CHESTER Plume 211 Phone 2860 j BUICK Best Wishes ....from.... 'ompliments of ... . | Your Photographer . . . LEAMAN’S Le mot 129 East Lancaster Ave. i Downingtown. Penna. Compliments of.... Weather Master w in clow Co. 143 West Lancaster Avenue DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. Outfitters FOR LADIES. MEN and BOYS Since 1902! Col ien Brothers COATESVILLE. PENNA. Compliments of.... I )owningtown I lining Room Compliments of.... Lyricn s Store General Merchandise LOACS CORNER. PENNA. Keim W ilson Funeral Home DOWNI NGTOWN. Phone 814 PENNA. Compliments of.... I he Archive “It Happens Every Thursday' I lutenison s Drug Store SINCE 1892! DOWN I NGTOWN. PENNA. Compliments of.... Braunstein’s, Inc. COATESVILLE. PENNA. Compliments of.... Compliments of.... Western Auto Associate Store I he Woman s Club Downingtown Army Navy ....Featuring a Complete Line of.... Spring Sportswear ancl Dress Sh oes Compliments of.... Krapf’s School Buses I eeny w eeny I own 121 West Lancaster Avenue DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. Infant s and Children s Apparel Infamy Up to 14 Years! McDonough s Greenhouses Phone 2310 MALVERN. PA. ....and.... 27 Last Lancaster Avenue Phone 402 DOWNINGTOWN. PA. Phone—Glen Moore 2-5744 Wilmer G. Ferrell C ontract Plasterer By Contract or Day! GLEN MOORE. PENNA. Manor Service Center Hughes Burkholder General Auto Repairs I ires and Batteries Service Anytime! .... Quality Always Phone—Glen Moore 2-5703 ddrad ord (d uarry Incorporated Crushed Stone FOR EVERY PURPOSE! Phone 1710 ) ) ) W. C. Johnson John t. Rogers Insurance 134 East Lancaster Avenue DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. J. C. Shoemaker Painting and Decorating REMODELING : Plionc 2 2955 GLEN MOORE. PA. Smedley Aumiller Insurance Realtors Compliments of.... 38 West Lancaster Avenue I he Burgess DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. Phone - 321 - 1321 Creston I. Shoemaker R. Vinton Smedley George W. Aumiller Charles I'.. Stauh POWER Lawn ancl Garden Equipment Complimmu of.... Sales — PARTS — Service C I I o vv e e t I a n d Mower Sharpening - Engine Repairing WEST CHESTER. R. D. 4. PENNA. I Mile West of Marshal I ton on Route 162 Snyder Bros. GENERAL ELECTRIC I looting Systems Compliments of.... 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PENNA. Paul J. Devitl Compliments of.... 1 lardware Co. Georges Restaurant 1 st Avenue and 1 lorinony Street DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. COATESVILLE PENNA. Z. H. Leamy Manager Paul C. 1 Iatt Asst. Manager Green lea f Ph armacy 207 West Lancaster Avenue DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. Millard Freeman Photography Portrail — Commercial 20 - 22 North Church Street WEST CHESTER. PENNA. Telepl lone 1743-W Compliments of DOWNINGTOWN BUILDING -LOAN Coiirlesy of ... . ASSOCIATION Roberts Bldg. Phone—Dwtg. 208 ' Downingtown, Pa. ! WILLIAM’S HOTEL COATESVILLE RECORD Compliments of ... . i vi TT TA fA OlV 1—11—v T i-i r Coalesville, Penna. | DULR P. SMLDLLY L. ROBERT FRAME Oliver harm Machinery Compliments of ... . Sales and Service WALTONS STUDIO CUSTOM FARMING and GRAIN DEALER Commercial l rinting Route 100 Eagle. Pa. ] Telephone—Eagle 8-0326 i Downingtown, Penna. Compliments of ... . S. Austin Paper Manufacturing Company G. O. CarlsoInc. yjUunteM, tPjttei THORNDALE. PENNA. Congratulations ....and the.... Best of Luck TO THE CLASS OF 1955! St. Anthony's Lodge DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. Congratulations . . . and Best Wishes ...Jo the.... Class of 1955! Downingtown National Bank Frank Kiss I riumpl) Indian Czek Motorcycles ....Complete Line of.... PARTS and ACCESSORIES 18 High Sired POTFSTOWN. HENNA. Open Lvenings Phone 833 For Slriclly Fresh and Delicious Castries ....Shop at.... A. S. Bakery -Booth 90 - 94 «t-DOWNINGTOWN FARMERS MARKET Compliments of.... Millers Barber Shop Compliments of.... N. Cozzone Son Grocers Bell Phone 21 Compliments of.... C. B. Association DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. Andy J. Eppolito Pit otographer Commercial Portrait Photography Candid Wedding Albums 302 William Street DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. Compliments of.... McGuckin Pyle DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. 227 Church Street Compliments of ... . Downingtown Iron Works, Inc. DOWNINGTOWN. PA. ALLOY and STEEL PLATE FABRICATION Downingtown Manufacturing COMPANY ....Designers and Builders of.... PAPER MAKING MACHINERY SINCE 1880 DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. H. E. J. U. Trego Bros. CRUSHED STONE • SAND Exlon 775-J-1 Gravel and Ginders LIONVILLE. PA. Will iam Balderston I urkeys I'llone-Exlon 784 VVHITFORD. PA. G. Roland Moore 112 West I - master Avenue DOW'N INGTOVVN. FENNA. Off ice Supplies Equipment School Supplies Best Wishes ....to.... Class of 55! Compliments of.... Lou Beverage 1 he Guernsey Cow ....and.... ; EXTON. PENNA. 1 )ov ningtown Beverage Eagle Hotel POTTSTOWN PIKE Route 100 Steaks — Sea Food Hayes A. Clark. Prop. Compliments of.... I he hood Center 201 Church Street Douminglowns Newest Food Store! Phone 1303 Herbies Meats 201 Church Street C omplete Meat Line R. B. Y lenderson G jroceries CUPOLA. PENN A. ALL WESTERN BEEF Phono 470 Markward’s Men s Shop 208 West Lancaster Avenue DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. James H. Mark ward. Proprietor DAY OLD STARTED Frozen I urkeys Year Round Palmateer s I urkeys ELVERSON. PENNA. Phone—Morgantown 6-3061 Courteous and Cheerful Service! ....Call.... Bond Bakers 6th Avenue and Elm Street COATESVILLE. PENNA. Coatesville 0266 Best Wishes ....to the.... Class of 1955! I ony’s Barber Shop 340 Lincoln Avenue DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. Cornog Auto Service Albert J. Quartucci Auto Repairs I ires Batteries - Accessories Official Inspection Station GLEN MOORE R. D. I. PENNA. Phone—Glen Moore 2-5301 Coni )limrnls of.... W. S. I lenderson Son DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA. Our Sincere I li anks ... 0 I o All Advertisers 0 I o All Patrons . . . The Class of 1955! Daniel Arters, Jr. Custom Farming DOWNINGTOWN. PENNA Phone 1003 J 3 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955! General Engraving, Inc. 8 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, FA. • DESIGNING - ILLUSTRATING - ENGRAVING MORRIS STORE Downingtovvn, Pa. MORRIS KAUFFMAN Downingtown, Pa. J. J. NEWBURY Downingtown. Pa. THE PEAK - HOUCKS On Route 322 — Honey Brook. Pa. STOLTZFUS LOCKER I. G. A. FOOD MARKET Honey Brook. Pa. A. KISSH MOTOR PARTS CO. Downingtown, Pa. MOORE'S GARAGE Eagle, Pa. RISSEL ATLANTIC STATION Eagle, Pa. EL-NOR CHEVROLET CO. Morgantown. Pa. “—and do you know? ... there's a money hack guarantee on everything you purchase at the Downingtown Farmers Market!” THE BEST OF EVERYTHING Farm Fresh Foods Merchandise Fair Grocery Supermarket Giant Au FREE PARKING for 10,000 CARS FRIDAYS 6 P. M. ’til Midnight SATURDAYS Noon ’til Midnight MONEY BACK GUARANTEE on EVERY PURCHASE DOWNINGTOWN FARMERS MARKET AND AUCTION ON LANCASTER PIKE M EAST OF DOWNINGTOWN r v.Up —:. :y - w- Sk ’ ' .• j4 rTsm! P �