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

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 THE DIVINE FLORA” Directors Prompters Miss Laird Jean Lafiata Mrs. Noll Doris Ann Robertson Hal ........... William Davidson Winnie ............. Audrey Spence Boops ........... Kathy D’Attilio Stu Morgan ........ Willard Dwire Kit Olmstead ...... Frances Templin Etta Dean .......... Linda Edelen Randy Pryor ..... Robert Hamilton Mr. Pryor ........... Jack Dawson Mrs. Pryor ......... Patty Hilton Buzz Rafferty ....... Joe Francella Mr. Dean ......... John Carmichael Sharon Pryor .... Carol Lee Bruton Bob ................. Paul Fidler Wayne ............ Tom Brookover Tex Arlen ........... Lee Rowland Polly ......... Peggy McCausland Helena ........... Millicent Krapf Mar telle................... Esther Zittle Daphne Gilford ...... Joan Hughes Mr. Dugan ......... Ronald Pawling Susie ............... Jane Poluch Bella...............Corinne Cook Girls .... Patricia Gasbarro, Jeanette Luminella. Wanda Radcliffe, Virginia Stayer

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.xyfij Ihr 0 Ycb olfr Busrcsif Stift 3i GKjb 2 ench tf(u . hAlianfiP yvv Aa emiruia £e Club 1; Girrc Leader . pal of Joan's . . . dancer A Robert Wright Downingtown, R.D. 2 Reggi Industrial Arts Checker and Card Club 1, 2. . . . shy . . . tall . . . seen with Jerry . . . Ford . . . Lois Marie Yoder Box 85, Downingtown Lo Bookkeeping Yearbook Business-Staff 3; Future Homemakers of America 1. . . . friendly . . . talkative . . . seen with Dori . . . nice to know . . . Earl Young Downingtown, R.D. 2 Youngie Agriculture Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1, President 3; Baseball 1, 2. . . . Sharp . . . that hair cut . . . seen with Butch . . . his ring . . . his girl . . . Esther Ann Zittle 611 Bondsville Road Es Academic Classical Student Council 1; French Club 2; Art Sendee Club 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3; Valley Forge Area Band 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Noon Monitor 1. . . . Always with Tom” . . . whiz at sewing . . . giggles . . . hails from Thorndale . . . Richard Evans Zittle 213 Chestnut St. Slippery Industrial Arts Checker Club 1; Visual Aids Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, President 3; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3. Manager 3; Track 1. . . . Reds” . . . nice to know . . . fireman . . .

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1956, School of Downingtown, State of Pennsylvania, being of legal age, sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking and annulling any other will by us heretofore made. To the Junior High students we leave the hope of someday becoming Seniors. To the Freshmen we give our good grades so that they will be able to enter Senior High. To the Sophomore Class we leave our eagerness to do school work. Upon the Junior Class we bestow our courtesy and good manners. To the Faculty we leave peace and quiet. To Mr. Emery we leave the memory of happy hours spent in school. To Mr. Evans we leave our patience in dealing with future Seniors. In addition to these general bequests each member of the class has some outstanding gift which he wishes to leave to a member of the Junior Class so that it yill not be lost to the school forever. FRANK AARON wills his ability to be quiet on the bus to Larry Piersol. WALTER AMOS leaves his glasses to any Junior with failing eyesight. ED AUMILLER wills his ability to loaf in football practice to Bob Simmons. SHIRLEY BAl’M wills her short hair to Mary Jean Celii. ROLAND BEALE gives his height to Kiki Mascherino. CAROL BLOOM leaves Barbara Corey her ability to get along with a Penn State student. JOHN BOUSUM wills his ability to sleep in class to any Junior who needs it. TOM BROOKOVER leaves his ability to get up early and work hard to Click Draper. PAGE BROWN wills his ability to pass without doing homework to Anna Marie Marcocci. CAROL LEE BRl’TON leaves her comer in the art room to Janet Bowman. PAUL CAMPBELL gives his heart to Suzanne Robinson. JOHN CARMICHAEL wills his grey hair to Marvin Jenkins. EDITH CELII bestows upon Ruthie Brookover her ability to flirt. MARCIA CHAMBERS leaves her musical ability to Bill Harple. JOHN CHILLA wills his basketball ability to Jim DiSante. CORINNE COOK leaves the art of making faces to Vivian Beale. KATHY D ATILLIO wills her petite ways to Peggy LaRose. BILL DAVIDSON is willing to relinquish his seat in P.O.D. to anyone who wants it. ERNEST DAVIS wills his quietness to Dolly Luminella. JACK DAW SON wills his ability to play the trumpet to Inez March. ED DELIO is saving his late excuses for Joe Bonaduce. GERALDINE D GINTO leaves her love for a Donnie to Joan Lewis. PHILOMENA DIBEREDINIS happily gives her braces to anyone who wishes them. MARI HA DUNLAP wills her ability to get into Mixed Chorus to Doris Shank. WILLARD D X IRE gives his ability to get along with girls to Pete Sarmento. LINDA EDELEN leaves Jim Turtle Charles her ballet slippers. JIM ENSOR wills to Joy Karns his ability to read books and give reports. WANDA FARRA gives her pep to Marjorie Lawn. I HERESA FERGl SON leaves her West Chester boy friends to Gloria Sweeney. PAUL FIDI.ER gives his 39 Ford to Dave Whittaker. HARRY FLINN gives his chewing gum to Warren Reese. RU I H FLOWERS wills her ability to play basketball to Ruth Meads. MAXINE FOOSE leaves the Junior Boys her love for the Wacs. JOE FRANCELLA leaves his place in the Senior Play to Joe Bird. BETTY LOU FI RLONG gives her hockey stick to Edith Miller. PA I I l GASBARRO bestows her black hair upon Ruth Hall. Rk’BY GEIGER wills her blond hair to Lee Shoemaker. ADAM GRAVENO bestows upon Charles Berstler his ability to drive a car. JACKIE GRIFFITH gives her calm, quiet disposition to Dominic Mattioni. NANO' HADFIELD leaves her place at the organ to Gerry Deets. Sn uAuIrm' L tQ Don D Ginto his abi,ity to s,eeP in class without closing his eyes. HOB HAMILTON bestows his neatness in dress upon any Junior who needs it. ROBER1 HARDIN wills to Harold Butcher his admiration for Coatesville girls. JANET HARPLE relinquishes her position in the F.H.A. to Jo Greeftley. PAlVY,,HILT°N ,eaVCS her memorV notcs to Junior French Class. This should be help r. ? a great h , abil‘,y to gtt along wi,h Ktnn ' Wheatley to Janet Hoffman. «r-rTv. ,eccV:!;SLW S ? Nancy Brown her abili,y “ with a boy from Coatesville. BE I TY JESSEE bequeaths to Carol Wells her sparkling personality. giVe$ BeVeHy Laird her iob at the Giithrieville Luncheonette. rivAiv i A Jeaves her perfect attendance record to Tommy McFadden. THnM AmnW' $ t?.Bob McC,ure ber abi,ity to hold a conversation without fidgeting. I HOMAS LEE gives his troup of fleas to David Cox. JE I dri f LUMINELLA bestows upon Bob Murdaugh her ability to be a courteous, careful, and ROGER MANLEY gives to Bob Detterline his love for girls, nix wi MAN2I ,eaves his musica! ability to Clarence Watson. Sary Richfrd Bice his abi,ity to aIo S with Others. PA I RKTEAAMaJo HER uaVeS hCr Sk,rtS and sweatcrs to Mary Jane Fenimore. I A I RICIA MASON gives her shyness to Nancy Jo Davis. SAM MATTHEWS gives his flattop to Woody Henry.