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

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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 . . .

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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. . . .

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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.