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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

Ootuning town jfoint Sen or Jfig i School DOWNINGTOWN JOINT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dedication Sunday, December 1 ], 1960 I Joseph D. Gibbon—Chairman Harrison B. Wetherill—Vice Chairman John G. Galt—Secretary John Kramer—Treasurer Clifford Oilier Norman M. Souder Herman Kramm. 0. D. Alfred Maymon—Architect Philip Farnsworth—Inspector Raymond R. Baugher—Superintendent of Schools The Joint High School Authority has been established by the Joint High School Board for the purpose of erecting a new school facility needed by the community. This completed building is evidence of the effective work of this body of public officials. The School Board and the community wish to express their appreciation for the estimable service performed by the Authority in the completion of this new Senior High School. THE COURT jfomt Jfitf cS c ioof )oarcf The School Board is composed of representative citizens who are responsible for providing the best possible educational facilities for the children of this area. The performance of this duty requires insight, courage, and dedication. An excellent educational program is a laudable reflection of the attitude of the board and the community. President—Horace W. Rodgers Vice President—Elmer F. Schrumpf Secretary—Mary C. Foreman Treasurer—Howard D. Baldwin Charles W. Alexander Margaret P. Anderson Thomas E. Brookover Frederick T. Cage Edith Dilworth Nancy Evans Joseph H. Fell. Jr. Kenneth Frye J. Robert Gabriel Dorothy S. Galt Robert R. Hadfield Lois D. Hand Reber PL Horne Roger W. Irey Ruth M. Jackson James Jarvie William Jones E. H. Kalemjian C. Elwood Loughin C. Robert Mason Elmer D. Matthews Edward McCausland Edith P. Moore Nevin N. Myer Charles S. B. Newlin George E. Nixdorf Charlotte Norris W. I. Pollock. Ill Seth A. Pope Harold Ritchie Mary D. Scott Mary L. Shoemaker J. Edward Stouff Walter E. Styer S. Warren Supplee Newton J. Thompson Glen E. Wagner Raymond C. Williams Solicitor—Theodore 0. Rogers Office of Principal Office of Superintendent Office of Assistant Principal SAMUEL M. EVANS RAYMOND R. BAUGHER GUY R. KLINE Guidance Counselor facu lij FIRST ROW: Mr. John Bycoskie, Mr. Charles Ax, Mr. Michael Remetz, Miss Mildred Laird, Mr. Benjamin Kneisley, Mr. Harold Wentzel, Mr. Elmer Hemberger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Howard Caskey, Mrs. Evelyn Hamilton, Mr. Paul Leonard, Mr. Vincent King, Mrs. Elizabeth Hadfield, Mr. Raymond DiSerafino, Mr. James Fry, Mrs. Marian Noll, Mr. Aubrey Goudie. THIRD ROW: Miss Alma Simmendinger, Mr. Harold Klinger, Mrs. Helen Parker, Miss Thelma Heller, Mr. Joseph Creamer, Mr. John Appleby, Miss Carol Haider. Miss Mary Costello, Mr. William Ifert, Mrs. Minda Sanders. 5 C iIt tractive and Jnuitincjr Ire as CAFETERIA DINING ROOM AUDITORIUM LOBBY GYMNASIUM LOBBY DOWNINGTOWN JOINT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL nOWNINGTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA SUNDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1960 Two O’Clock Presiding Mr. Raymond R. Baugher Superintendent of Schools Prelude - Organ ........................................................... Dr. Robert A. Gerson Invocation Rev. Donald J. Bower Pastor of Hopewell Methodist Church Presenting of Colors............................................ Brandywine Post 845—V.F.W. Washington Camp No. 338—P.O.S. of A. The Honorable Paul B. Dague United States Congress Star Spangled Banner Audience Greetings: Authority.................................................... Mr. Harrison B. Wetherill Vice President of Authority Joint School Board Mr. George E. Nixdorf Past President Student Body ............................................................ Lee Thompson President, Senior Class Faculty ................................ .................... Mr. Samuel M. Evans Principal. Joint Senior High School County School Board Dr. Seth A. Pope County Superintendent of Schools ............................. Mr. Webster Herzog Presentation of Joint High School Board Joint High School Authority Presentation of Building .................................................... — Mr. Joseph Gibbon President of Authority Transfer of Key: Contractor.................. _........................Frank H. Wilson Company Architect ....................................... Gilfillan Maymon Building Committee ......„..................... Mr. Elmer Schrumpf, Chairman Acceptance of the Building .............................................. — Mr. Horace Rodgers President of Board Anthems .......................................................... Senior High School Choir Mr. William Ifert, Director Salvation Is Created—Tschesmokoff Hallelujah, Amen—Handel Dedicatory Address ........................................................ Dr. Charles H. Boehm State Superintendent of Public Instruction Alma Mater .............................................. -............................ Audience Recessional...........................“Solemn Melody”—Davies........................... Organ Sealing of Dated Corner Stone .................. ...-.......... Mr. Elmer Schrumpf, Chairman High School Building Committee Music.......................................................... Senior High School Band Mr. William Ifert, Director Members of the Building Committee and the Authority will participate by placing in the lead box for the corner stone some symbol for each of the districts. The audience is requested to move to the lobby and canopy to witness this ceremony. Dedicatory Prayer ........................................................ Rev. William F. Skinner Pastor of Central Presbyterian Church Music __________________________________ “God Bless America” Senior High School Band Mr. William Ifert, Director Inspection of Building Refreshments 7 - ENSEMBLE rP ftcTIC . __Roof - ' gmud i _r MOStC direct a u 2 5 « 0 S u _j U) g r |ui w i I { A O � 0 f -I t£ MECHANICAL DRAWLS Metal T PlANNiNg O G. -X B . i •wc KJ « liia. nlrf ,JlL-l I - PAESSI ,OOM 0 WG1 ft ] SHOP p |sTo«s. Stoa. 1 i 1 GENU. 1 ST° 1 UJ Wood 1 Stop . Toilet Wood S F i prjis 0 I ■— lrf 1 I Npu- I o £ I ____|0 _j ft. •GoioiA ce I K L v -Goiol QJ l-'tn | | J .. !Si i re Home- I MAKING ; ONiT No. Audi tori o m SEATS J If Bit, CD-q | l j | erd lE . H o J Home-making Unit Ho 1 LflLJ Stor. 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However, certain general use areas, such as the cafeteria, auditorium, shops, gymnasium, have been over-sized to serve a possible student population of 1100 and the layout of the building will permit the construction of additional classrooms to accommodate 1100 students. The room schedule is as follows: 14 Regular Classrooms 4 Science Rooms 4 Commercial Rooms 1 Arts and Crafts 1 Library 1 Gymnasium—8715 square feet Shower and Locker Rooms—3800 square feet 1 Auditorium—8000 square feet Seating—800 1 Homemaking Suite—2000 square feet 3 Industrial Arts Shops—3200 square feet 1 Vocational Agriculture—3000 square feet 1 Music Room—1200 square feet 1 Health Suite—850 square feet 1 Cafeteria Dining Area—3350 square feet Kitchen and Storage—1474 square feet Faculty Dining Room—300 square feet 2 Faculty Workrooms—660 square feet 1 Administrative Suite—1320 square feet— consisting of facilities for principals, clerical staff, waiting areas, files, storage, vault, and guidance services. 1 Conference Room—330 square feet 1 Student Activity Room—330 square feet TECHNICAL DATA Structures: Steel frame; brick and block cavity walls at exterior; interior partitions generally of concrete block and structural glazed tile; floor slabs of concrete, finished with terrazzo in corridors, vinyl floor tile in classrooms, ceramic tile in toilet, shower and other wet areas; acoustic tile ceilings throughout. Heating: Forced hot water. Air Conditioning: In all administrative areas. 16 HEALTH SUITE GUIDANCE CORRIDOR MAIN LOBBY JOHN M. APPLEBY Millersville State College, B.S. Social Studies CHARLES J. AX West Chester State College, B.S. English JOHN BYCOSKIE West Chester State College, B.S. Temple University, M.S. Chemistry and Mathematics HOWARD J. CASKEY MARY P. COSTELLO JOSEPH R. CREAMER Pennsylvania Slate University, B.S. Social Studies West Chester State College, B.S. University of Delaware, M.S. Biology Shippensburg State College, B.S. Commercial RAYMOND F. DISERAFINO West Chester State College, B.S. Health and Physical Education JAMES K. FRY Lebanon Valley College, BA. Columbia University, M.A. Social Studies AUBREY G. GOUDIE Duke University, B.A. Temple University. M.Ed. Driver Education 20 ELIZABETH F. HADFIELD CAROL M. HALDER EVELYN N. HAMILTON Ursinus College, B.A. Shippensburg State College, B.S. Dickinson College, B.A. English Commercial English and Latin THELMA J. HELLER ELMER J. HEMBERCER WILLIAM E. IFERT West Chester State College, B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. Health and Physical Education Millersville State College, B.S. Masters Equivalent—Penna. Dept. Public Instruction Industrial Arts Indiana State College, B.S. Pennsylvania State College, M.Ed. Music VINCENT M. KING Indiana State College, B.S. Commercial HAROLD M. KLINGER Pennsylvania St. University, B.S. Masters Equivalent—Penna. Dept. Public Instruction Agriculture BENJAMIN R. KNEISLEY Millersville State College, B.S. Industrial Arts 21 MILDRED F. LAIRD Dickinson College, B.A. Temple University, M.Ed. English PAUL A. LEONARD Kutztown State College, B.S. Art LENA S. NELMS Coatesville Hospital, R.N. West Chester State College, B.S. School Nurse MARIAN F. NOLL Pennsylvania State College, B.S. French HELEN B. PARKER Drexel Institute, B.S. Pennsylvania State University, M.S. Home Economics MICHAEL J. REMETZ Bloomsburg State College, B.S. Columbia University, M.S. Science and Mathematics MINDA M. SANDERS Millersville State College, B.S. Drexel Institute of Technology, M.S. Librarian 22 ALMA C. SIMMENDINCER Susquehanna University, B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. Commercial HAROLD A. WENTZEL Millersville State College, B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. Mathematics MRS. SHOWALTER MRS. CUNNINGHAM MRS. WILLIAMS MRS. TECCI MRS. SIGLE MRS. CORTLESSA MR. ESTHEIMER MR. BREHM MR. LUNDQUIST SCIENCE The purposes of the Science Department are as follows: to teach rational thinking which can be carried over to other courses of study; to understand the scientific factors of environment; to apply scientific principles to everyday life; to keep informed of scientific discoveries and how they affect the citizens of the world; to present the sciences as an intellectual and cultural pursuit; to present the sciences as a flexible and useful tool to be used without limit. LANGUAGE In language classes the students learn not only to speak, read and write the language of other nationalities, but also about their customs, country and culture. Studying any language helps to develop an understanding of the aspirations and ideals of the people. The Modem Language Department has a most useful learning tool in its modern R.C.A. laboratory. With this new instrument of learning, pronunciation and inflection can be taught more effectively and efficiently than before. BUSINESS EDUCATION Increased mechanization in business offices has brought about a need for office workers equipped with basic knowledge and understandings of the business world in addition to vocational competence in office skills. The Business Education curriculum has been expanded to include offerings of Typewriting and General Business in the ninth grade; Principles of Economics and Law, Principles of Selling, and Electric Typing in the three-sequence curriculum—Bookkeeping, Secretarial, General Clerical—in the senior high school. Modern facilities, an all-electric typewriting classroom, and new up-to-date office machines will aid business students to prepare adequately for initial positions in the business offices of our area. 24 a ri r s ► ' J ■i HOME ECONOMICS The major purpose of homemakiog education is to help girls, boys, and adults contribute to better home and family living. The new Home Economics Department consists of a suite of three rooms—a family living center with a demonstration kitchen and two all-purpose rooms. The all-purpose rooms are designed to accommodate the six areas of the Home Economics Course: personal and community relationships, child care, housing, health, and safe living. Woven through the program are the qualities of good management and gracious living. MATHEMATICS As an art, mathematics is full of beauty and truth; as a science, it is practical and demonstrable. Through the study and application of its rich history, the philosophy of man is profoundly enriched. The objective of the Mathematics Department is to provoke the curiosity and imagination of students to form their own conclusions. SOCIAL SCIENCE This department consists of those courses which study the relationship of man to his environment and of man to his fellow men. Its four principal divisions are Geography, World Culture, American History, and Problems of Democracy. In geography classes the students learn the physical and economic background of all sections of the world which have in the past, and will in the future, affect their lives. In culture and history the students gain an understanding of their heritage. P.O.D. is designed to help the students understand the basic principles of democracy and the United States form of government. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The aim of this department is to provide activities which aid the progress of the physical, intellectual, emotional, and social aspects of each student’s life. It furnishes activities to promote physical efficiency. It affords opportunities to develop leadership. loyalty, self-sacrifice, alertness—all qualities needed for social development. It teaches skills in recreation which will lead to a worthwhile use of leisure time. It helps produce health habits valuable both for today and for tomorrow'. ART In the Downingtown Senior High School program, art education is based on the relationship of the needs of youth as well as on the encouragement of the talented students to advance their knowledge of the widely diversified art fields. As the art program changes from a required subject to a more condensed program for those who show definite ability and skill, the art curriculum must also change to meet the needs of this special group. Therefore, the art curriculum is dedicated to the progressive advancement of the students’ skills and knowledge of art. It also encourages students to continue their training beyond high school and to become the artists of their generation. AGRICULTURE This department, the only vocational one in the high school, is designed to teach students of agriculture proficiency in farming. With the rapid change from agriculture in our area, the agriculture program is oriented to rural living which includes mechanics, and on-the-farm training. The student program is of a twelve month duration since the training on the farm takes place during the summer months. This is the only program in the high school which directly receives federal aid. 26 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The primary aim of the English Department is to teach the students .to read, to write, and to speak English. It further attempts to train the students to read with accuracy, comprehension, and perception; to write clearly and effectively; to express verbally what is sensed; to analyze facts and to examine ideas critically; and to develop the precision and discernment needed to cope with all knowledge. DRIVER EDUCATION The Driver Education program has been organized to give the students the opportunity to learn self-guidance and selfprotection and to develop social consciousness and concern for the rights and safety of others. This type of learning is not an end in itself hut a means to that greater end—a good life. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT This department consists of the following areas: Metalwork, Drafting, Graphic Arts, Woodwork, and Electronics. At the present time it has the most modem equipment and is set up to meet the requirements of all students, from those who are going directly into industry to those who are going either to technical school or to college. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Although all students will not be the most accomplished musicians in the world, they can gain much enjoyment in the field of music. The Music Department provides training for students in band, orchestra, and choral groups. This department also offers training for those who have musical talents which they wish to improve and at the same time teaches an appreciation of music. 27 X)ecficalion In our lives today it is essential that we have a person who will lead and teach us with patience and wisdom. This is just what you have done for us. Without your guidance in the Commercial Department. many students would have been deprived of the understanding which is the outcome of your classes. Because of your sincere interest in us and your enthusiasm for teaching, you have been a valuable friend and an excellent example for us to follow. For the services you have given us, we, the Class of 1961, dedicate “Our Year” to you, Mr. Joseph Creamer. President—Lee Thompson Vice President—John Snyder Secretary—Peter Bousum Treasurer—Janice Windle 31 LINDA LOUISE AUMILLER “Linda” Academic Library Service Club 1; French Club 2. 3; Future Teachers of America 2, 3: Yearljook Editorial Staff 3: Marching Rand 1. 2, 3; Concert Rand 1, 2, 3; Mixed Choir 2, 3; Valley Forge Area Rand 2, 3; Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 3; Class Secretary 1; Hockey 1; Rasketball 1, 2, 3. . . . witty . . . --- s one and only . . . intelligent . .. pretty . . . WILLIAM E. BAKER “Bill” Academic Riology Club 3. . . . quiet . . . studious?? . . . French fan . . . Who is the girl? . . . CARMELIA LOUISE BAXTER “Melia” Academic French Club 2, 3; Future Nurses of America 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Tribunal 3: Girls’ Quartet 2: County Chorus 3; Double Quartet 3; District Chorus 2, 3; Regional Chorus 2; Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Marching Rand 1, 2, 3; Concert Rand 1, 2, 3; District Rand 2. 3; Valley Forge Area Rand 2, 3; MENC Eastern Chorus 2, 3; School Organist 1, 2, 3. . . . intelligent . . . Muhlenburg . . . musician . . . MARGARET ADELE BEAM “Adcle” Commercial Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Marching Rand 1, 2, 3; Concert Rand 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3; Orchestra 2. . . . car trouble . . . enjoys music . . . good artist . . . likes parties . . . MAYNARD HUNT BERRYMAN “Hunt” Academic Golf Club 2; French Club 2, 3; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, President 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 3. . . . Judy . . . “pipeline” . . . blushes easily . . . that southern accent!! . . . MARY ELIZABETH BIRD “Birdie” Commercial Girls’ Wood Shop 1: Hall Patrol 2. . . . boys!! . . . comes from Marshallton . . . enjoys typing . . . Mr. Fry . . . LINDA FRANCES BLOOM “Bloomie” Academic Library Sen ice Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 3; Hockey Manager 3; Merit Scholarship Commendation 3. . . . pianist . . . intelligent . . . bloomer . . . Marine . . . PETER CHARLES BOUSUM “Pete” Academic Lettermen’s Club 1. 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Student Council 1, 2; French Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Class Secretary 2, 3; Science Fair Award 2; Class Play 2. . . . “Grannie’s” . . . Bucky . . . Skiing ... “I don’t believe it” . . . MARY ANN BUSBY “Mary” Commercial Typing Club 1; Yearbook Business Staff 3. . . . studies . . . Ford . . . future beautician . . . lovely complexion . . . JOAN MARIE BUTLER “Joanie” Commercial Typing Club 1; Library Service Club 1; Yearbook Business Staff 3, Secretary 3. . . . enjoys typing . . . Milford Mills . . . always clowning . . . George . . . ELIZABETH ANN CANNELLA “Betty” Commercial Girls’ Wood Shop 1: Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Student Council 3; Hockey Manager 3. . . . hockey bus rides . . . sharp Chevy . . . red TR3 . . . treasures that ring . . . HENRY LACY CARMICHAEL “Hen” Commercial Electronics Club 1, Secretary 1; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3: Boys’ Glee Club 3; Track 3. . . . witty . . . “sax” . . . quiet . . . hot rod . . . DEXTER GORDON CARTER “The Go Getter” Commercial Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3: Cross Country 3; Football lt 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. . . . Chevy . . . seen with Bobby and Paul . . . P.O.D. . . . “The Ace” . . . MARYANN CHARLES “Chicki” Academic Future Nurses of America 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, Co-Captain 2; Basketball 1. . . . Champ . . . horseback riding in the snow . . . friendly . . . the pit! ... MARGARET ANNE COREY “Meg” Academic Library Service Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Future Nurses of America 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 2, 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Class Play Property Committee 2. . . . horses . . . accident prone . . . violets . . . Lark . . . CHRISTIAN E. CRANE, JR. “Chris” Academic Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Choir 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3. . . . drives an Olds . . . enjoys music . . . high risers . . . Trig . . . HELEN L. CRAWFORD “Dolly” Commercial Hall Patrol 2. . . . boats . . . drives a Mercury . . . great sense of humor . . . seen with Faye and Evelyn . . . ROBERT THOMAS CRAWFORD “Bob’ Commercial Committee of Correspondence 3; Stage Crew 2, 3. . . . future C.P.A. . . . enjoys typing . . . dislikes girls . . . doesn’t believe in speed limits . . . ROSEANN MARIE DiFERNANDO “Rose Commercial Yearbook Editorial Staff 3, Photography Editor 3; Majorette 1, 3; Girls’ Metal Shop 1. . . . loves a ’50 green Chevy . . . Ronnie . . . Pomeroy . . . twist expert . . . LINDA LANE DILLOW “Itch Commercial Mixed Choir 1, 2. 3; Girls’ Chorus 1. . . . “Untouchables’ . . . seen with Bobbie . . . Pomeroy . . . whose key? . . . FAYE ANN DOUGLASS “Favsie” Commercial Girls Wood Shop 1: Hall Patrol 2; Yearbook Business Staff 3, Treasurer 3. . . . Sadie . . . loves P.O.D. . . . temper! temper! . . . friendly . . . CURTIS R. DOWLIN ‘•Reb“ Practical Arts . . . quiet . . . works at Hutchison’s . . . ladies’ man . . . seen with Peggy . . . JOHN E. EARNSHAW “Jack Commercial Visual Aids Club 1, 2: Stage Crew 1, 2. . . Vonnie . . . quiet . . . hails from Glen Moore . . . nice to know . . . BARBARA ANN EDWARDS “Bobbi’ Commercial Student Council 1; Future Teachers of America 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2. 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3. . . . John . . . dances . . . lovely hair . . . seen with Bunny . . . LAWRENCE E. EDWARDS III “Larry” Academic Letterinen’s Club 1; Basketball 1; Football 3. . . . “Lar-Lar” . . . farmer . . . trouble . . . liked chemistry class . .. MARY JOAN FARRA “Joanie” Academic Future Nurses of America 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, Secretary 3; Tribunal 3; Student Council 3: Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Quartet 2, 3; Mixed Quartet 3; District Band 3; Valley Forge Area Band 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 1; Class Flay 2. . . . the gang . . . Maverick’s horn . . . sax . . . red hair . . . DOLORES ANNE FIENI “Dee” Commercial Library Service Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. . . . works at Guinta's . . . seen with Franny . . . dark hair . . . ring! . . . FRANCES CATHERINE FITZGERALD “Fran” Academic Girls’ Shop 1: French Club 2, 3; Future Nurses of America 2, 3; Library Service Club 2, 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3, Literary Editor 3; Color Guard 3; Class Play Prompter 2, 3. . . . seen with Judy . . . Trig? . . . tender hearted . . . future nurse . . . FRANCES ESTELLE FREDD “Fran” General Metal Shop, President 1. . . . artist . . . likes animals . . . always smiling . . . friendly . . . ROBERT C. FRENCH “Rob” Academic Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2. . . . Conestoga . . . witty . . . contagious laugh . . . seen with Jim . . . MARGARET ANN FUNK “Peggy” Academic Physical Science Club 2, Treasurer 2; Biology Club 3; Farm Show, 3rd Prize 1; Science Fair, Honorable Mention 2. . . . witty . . . spends weekends at Howard Johnson’s . . . swimming pool . . . brain in physics class . . . GERALDINE ELAINE GARA “Gerry” Commercial Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Mixed Choir 1; Cheerleader 2, 3. . . . seen in Coatesville . . . short . . . Tony . . . pejppy cheerleader . . . — CHARLES JOSEPH GLISSON MJoe” General Mechanical Drawing Club 2; Personal Typing Club 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band lt 2, 3; Science Fair, Second Prize 2; Basketball 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Track 3. . . . clown . . . seen with Dick S. . . . Bunsen Burner . . . Marshallton . . . MARVIN L. HALL “Sleepy Time” Practical Arts Basketball 2, 3; Football 3. . . . quiet . . . blond . . . life guard . . . draftsman . . . DOLORES EILEEN HARPLE “Dolores” Commercial Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Librarian 2, 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, Librarian 2, 3. . . . friendly . . . musical . . . attractive hair styles . . . talkative . . . BENJAMIN A. HASH, JR. “Ben” Agriculture Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3. . . . Lois . . . “That's the way it goes in a world like this!” . .. nice smile .. . likes P.O.D.??? . . . BEATRICE MARIE HILTON “Bunny” Commercial Blue and Gold 1, 2, 3, Make-up Editor 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Mixed Choir 1; Majorette 1, 2, 3. . . . Saturday night at Pomeroy . . . sweet personality . . . nice dresser . .. teacher . . . HOWARD R. HOPKINS “Hoppy” Practical Arts Shop Improvement Club 3; Football Manager 2. . . . girls, girls, girls . . . seen with Warren . . . friendly . . . short . .. DONALD C. HOPSON “Don” Academic Golf Club 1, 2; Committee of Correspondence 3; Hall Patrol 2; Baseball 2, 3; Class Play 2, 3. . . . snappy Volkswagen . . . blushes . . . Paul D’Argenson . . . plays golf. . . JOHN HOUSTON “John” Academic Visual Aids Club 1, 2; Hall Patrol 2, 3; Thespians 3, Treasurer 3; Class Play 3. . . . Carol ... red hub caps . . . crew cut . . . Fair-child .. . WARREN JAMES HOWE “Em” Practical Arts Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3; Gimbels Industrial Arts Award 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3. . . . architect? . . . inherited an Impala . . . quiet . . . nice . .. JAMES HENRY HURTT IV “Jim” Academic Drafting Club 2; Committee of Correspondence 3; French Club 2, 3; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Track 2; Cross Country 2, 3. . . . quiet . . . brain . . . likes track . . . those physics classes .. . LINDA M. JEFFERIS “Jeff” Academic Typing Arts Club 1; Future Nurses of America 2, 3; Library Service Club 2, 3. . . . quite a driver? . . . lots of fun . . . blond hair . . . nurse . .. JUDITH MARIE JONES “Judy” Academic Future Teachers of America 2, 3, President 3; French Club 2, 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3; Girls Chorus 3; Valley Forge Area Band 3; Hockey 1; Class Play 2, 3; Basketball 1; Class Vice President 1; Girls Quartet 2; Double Quartet 3. . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . “Hunt” . . . college bound .. . future teacher .. . ■ ELIZABETH ANNE LOUISE KALEMJIAN “Anne” Academic Student Council 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, President 3; French Club 2, 3; Archery Club 2; Class Play 2; Gass Play Director 3. . . . director . . . what a driver! . . . studious . . . Mr. Fry . . . MIA ELIZABETH KANGAS “Mia” Academic Dramatic Gub 1; Future Teachers of America 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Thespians 3; Color Guard 2, 3. . . . good dancer . . . petite . . . page boy . . . artist . . . KELLY “Bitty” Academic Girls’ Athletic Association 1; General Science Club 2; French Club 2, 3; Thespians 3, President 3; Future Teachers of America 3. . . . good dancer ... Who can he be? . . . those phone calls ... car trouble ... PENNY THELMA KER “Penny” Commercial Future Homemakers of America 1; Advanced Apparatus Gub 3. . . . Eddie . . . rides horses . . . enjoys P.O.D. . . . wrecked cars ... MARY SUZANNE KNECHT “Suzy” Commercial Typing Art Service 1. . . . horseback riding . . . pianist . . . “Knecker” . . . escapades at West Chester . . . ROSE MARIE KRZYSKO ‘‘Rosie” Commercial Girls’ Athletic Association 1: Library Service Club 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3. Typing Editor 3; Color Guard 2, 3: Hockey 1: Basketball 1: Class Play Prompter 3; Basketball Manager 3. . . . seen with Sue . . . that phone call . . . Hurry up Rosie! . . . the gang . . . RONALD BRUCE KULP “Ron” Academic Committee of Correspondence 3; Class Play Stage Crew 2, 3. . . . very' quiet . . . “Gulpie” . . . P.O.D. . . . blond . . . EMILY SUZANNE LAWN “Emily” Academic Library Service Club 1; Typing Arts Club 1; French Club 2, 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Future Nurses of America 3. . . . “Embily Grass” . . . P.O.D. . . . lovely hair . . . college bound . . . “A1 Capone” . . . JACQUELYNNE MARIE LEE “Jackie” Commercial Girls’ Athletic Association 1, 2: Yearbook Business Staff 3; Basketball 1, 2. . . . “Clarence” . . . melody ... a lot of laughs . . . friendly . . . MARY LOUISE LEFEVRE “Weez” Commercial Library Service Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; French Club 2, 3; Photography Club 1; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3, Associate Editor 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Clarinet Quartet 2; District Band 2, 3; Valley Forge Area Band 2, 3; Mixed Choir 2, 3. . . . those music lessons . . . clothes! . . . petite . . . shorthand whiz . . . the gang . . . ROBERT J. LOGAN “Bob” Academic Electronics Club 1, 3; Committee of Correspondence 3; Class Play 3. . . . slothful!!! . . . English Student??? . . . universal . . . water pistol . . . RUTH E. LOWE “Ruth” Academic French Gub 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3, Art Editor 3; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Class Play Make-Up Committee 2. . . . artistic . . . seen with Mary L. . . . quiet ... West Chester State . . . JOYCE ANNE McCOMBS “Joyce” Academic Photography Club 1; French Club 2, 3; Future Nurses of America 2, 3, Historian 3; Library Service Club 1, 2, Secretary 2; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3: Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Valley Forge Area Band 3; District Band 3; Senior Play 3. . . . “Queen Bee” . . . bass clarinet . . . the gang . . . Chambersburg . . . TONI McCOiMBS “Tilly” Academic Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, Secretary 1; Student Council 2; Archery Club 2; French Club 2, 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3. . . . hockey ace . . . “T.T.T.” . . . Pittsburgh . . . future history teacher . . . ROBERT ALAN MAHAN “Fish” Practical Arts Mechanical Drawing Club 1, 2; Slide Rule Club 1; Football 1; Basketball 2. . . . bad bomb . . . Bonnie . . . Hails from Coatesville ...funny ... LOIS G. MATLACK “Lois” Academic Typing Art Club 1; French Club 2, 3; Future Nurses of America 2, 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Class Play Make-Up Committee 2. . . . Is it Wilma? . . . good typist . . . little but loud . . . Did you bring your rat poison? .. . ROBERT HENRY MEADS “Bob” Commercial Lettermen's Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2; St. Anthony’s Award for Outstanding Football Back 2; Track 1. . . . sharp dresser . . . bulletin boy . . . enjoys taking P.O.D. notes . .. Fisherville . . . EVA JOAN MESSNER “Eva” Commercial Yearlx ok Editorial Staff 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3: Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Valley Forge Area Band 2, 3; Summer Music Scholarship to Penn State 2; American Legion Essay Contest 1. . . . seen in Phoenixville . . . red Valiant . . . Penn State .. . “Bink” . . . GEORGE EDWARD MILLER “Soup” Commercial Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, Manager 3. . . . quiet . . . nice . . . broken arm . . . Who can she be? . . . PAUL LONDON MILLER “Mr. T.C.A.B.” Commercial Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Baseball 3. . Late? . . . sharp dresser . . . H.M. all state football . . . mailman . . . ALICE DALE MILLIRON “Allie” Commercial Future Homemakers of America 1, 2. 3. Vice President 1, President 3; Girls Chorus 2. . . . model . . . that ring . . . Paul . . . Exton Rink . . . DAVID HARLOW MOORE “Hurricane” Commercial Mixed Choir 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Football 2; Cross Country 3. . . . quiet . . . enjoys reading . . . plays a guitar . . . that locker. . . MARY MARTHA MOWERY “Mare ’ Academic Library Service Club 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, Librarian 3. . . . West Chester ... red rambler . . . “Olive Oil” . . . nice . . . EILEEN FARRELL MOYER “Bucky” Academic Girls Shop 1; Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Treasurer 3; French Club 2, 3; Girls Athletic Association 2, 3, Vice President 2. President 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3. Editor 3; Color Guard 3; Gimbels Industrial Arts Award 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Library Service 3. . . . Pete . . . “grannie’s . . . goalie??! . . . pleasing p sonality . . . DONALD PAUL MURPHY “Murph’l” General Metal Shop 2; Leather Award 2; Baseball 1, 2. . . . engaged?? . . . future sailor . . . Miss Haider’s right hand man . . . attendance clerk . . . CHARLES SAMUEL NEWLIN, JR. “Charlie” Academic Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3; Hall Patrol 2, 3; Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Choir 2, 3; Double Mixed Quartet 3; County Chorus 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Cross Country 3. . . . tall . . . “Sandy” . . . good swimmer . . . typing . . . basketball . . . LINDA MARIE NEWLIN “Lin” Commercial Future Homemakers of America 1, 2; Yearbook Business Staff 3; Girls Chorus 1. . . . married to a D.H.S. grad . . . quiet . . . nice . . . friendly . . . BARBARA NOLL “Barb” Academic Student Council 1; Archery Club 2; French Club 2, 3, President 3; Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Parliamentarian 2, Secretary 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Color Guard 3; Hockey 1; Basketball 1; Class Play 2, 3. . . . bottled hair?? . . . likes to swim . . . bound for Penn State . . . quite interested in Rutgers! . . . PATRICIA ANN NULL “Pat” Commercial Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, Secretary 3; Advanced Apparatus Club 3. . . . hails from Coatesville ... a certain sailor . . . dislikes P.O.D__ WILLIAM BARTTON OWENS “Punchy” Commercial Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2. . . . Judy’s . . . football halfback . . . crutches . . . friendly . . . NANCY JANE PANNEBAKER Nance Academic Girls’ Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, President 1; French Club 2, 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3; Girls' Quartet 2. 3; Double Quartet 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3. . . . “hot rod” driver . . . quiet!?? . . . excels in sports . .. blushes . . . MARY LOUISE PARKER Punkie” Academic Girls’ Wood Shop 1; Girls’ Athletic Association 1; Cheerleader 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Apparatus Club 3, President 3; Science Fair Award 2; Basketball 1. . . . ’60 graduate? . . . frat parties . . . ‘‘Gray Bomb!” . .. neat dresser . . . BONITA ANN PLANK “Bonnie” Academic Girls’ Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1, 3; Future Nurses of America 2, 3, President 3: French Club 2, 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. . . . “Tom” . . . friendly . . . future nurse . . . sharp dresser . . . CAROL ELAINE QUINN “Quinnie” General Blue and Gold 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 1; Mixed Choir 1. . . . quiet . . . art . . . sock hops? . . . seen with Bev and Linda . .. DAVID EARL RADCLIFFE “Chip” Commercial Golf Club 1, 2; Lettermen’s Club 3; Student Council 3, Treasurer 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football Manager 3. . . . “dead squirrel?” . . . golfer . . . canoe battle . . . rides after school. . . JAMES NELSON REED “Jim” Commercial Photography Club 1. . . . freckles . . . quiet . . . Eagle . . . convertible . . . EUGENE A. REINHART “Evie” Practical Arts . . . that Mercury . . . Minquas . . . seen at Leaman’s . . . mechanical . . . MAUREEN ELOISE RENSHAW “Mickey” Commercial Future Homemakers of America 1; Girls Chorus 3. . . . studious . . . seen with Gay . . . quiet . . . curly hair . i THEODORE C. RENZ “Ted” General Lettermen’s Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2. . . . athlete . . . Jeepster . . . skunking . . . always Ann . . . PATRICIA ANN RICE “Patsy” Commercial Blue and Gold 1, 2. 3; Hockey 1. . . . navy . . . humorous . . . that nickname . . . sports fan . . . JOHN E. ROGERS. JR. “Bucky” Academic Golf Club 1, 2; French Club 2, 3; Student Council 3, Secretary 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; District Chorus 2; Double Quartet 3: County Chorus 3; District Chorus 3; Track 2; Class Play 2, 3. . . . “cakes” . . . ah, David! . . . Who has ’em! . . . Mount Gretna in the rain . . . student council reports . . . JOHN JOSEPH SCIARRETTA “John” Commercial Class Play Scenery Committee 3. . . . seen with Donna . . . Greenleaf’s . . . fireman . . . Pontiac . . . DAVID FRANCIS SHAEFFER “Dave” Academic Hall Patrol 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, President 3; French Club 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Class Play 2, 3. . . . Joe’s! . . . good tennis player . . . clothes . . . Mr. President . . . GEORGE ALFRED SHOEMAKER “Shoes” Commercial Hall Patrol 2, Lieutenant 2; Boys’ Glee Club 1; Track 1; Class Play 2, 3. . . . good actor . . . “Our Hero” . . . likes his coffee . . . business school . . . EVA ANNE SHORT “Hocks’ Commercial Art Service Club 1, 2; French Club 2; Art Typing Club 2; Yearbook Business Staff 3. . . . Benny . . . seen with Linda . . . quiet . . . that cat . . . JOHN V. SILVERI “Chump” General . . . Beverly . . . seen at Modena . . . treasures his typing folder!!! .. . sleepy . .. JO ANN SMITH “Josie” Academic Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, Co-Captain 2; Girls Athletic Association 1; French Club 2, 3; Future Nurses of America 2, 3, Historian 2; Library Service Club 3. . . . future nurse . . . typing class . . . cheerleader . . . seen with Chickie and Toni . . . IRENE ELIZABETH SNYDER “Vicki” Commercial Future Homemakers of America 1, 3; Graphic Arts Club 3: Farm Show, 1st Prize 2. . . . enjoys Home Ec. . . . seen with Gloria . . . quiet . . . JOHN FRANCIS SNYDER “Johnny” Academic Golf Club 1, 2, President 2; Hall Patrol 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Lettermen’s Club 3; Student Council 3, Sergeant at Arms 3; Gass Vice President 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 3; Cross Country 3. . . . “Billy” . . . shoots in low 80’s?? . . . night swims at W.C.C. . .. hates to get up! ... GLORIA ANN SPENGLER “Gloria Commercial Blue and Gold 1; Future Homemakers of America 3; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3. . . . P.O.D. . . . that Mercury . . . bowling . . . quiet . . . EVELYN MARIE STANLEY “Evelyn” Commercial Girls’ Metal Shop 1, Treasurer 1; Hall Patrol 2; Yearbook Business Staff 3. . . . that ring . . . Eppie Mae . . . where is Gaysie? . . . Sherman . . . CHARLES E. STOUFF “Gopher” General Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3. . . . “Stove” . . . Costesville . . . those girls . . . cool car . . . DOROTHY ANN STYER “Squirrel” General Girls Chorus 1, 2. . . . Timmy . . . blond? . . . parties . . . Howard Johnson’s . . . RICHARD PALMER SUPPLEE “Dickie” Academic Student Council 3; School Tribunal 3, Clerk 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3; Boys Glee Club 3; Class Play 2. . . . bunsen burner . . . who shot Sam? . . . Hogarth . . . always in trouble . . . SUE ANNE SWARNER “Sue” Academic Photography Club 1; Library Service Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 2, 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3. . . . drives a blue Chevy . . . “Phil” . . . seen with Rosie . . . “the gang”. .. JACQUELINE L. THOMAS “Jackie” Academic Girls’ Athletic Association 1; Future Nurses of America 2, 3; Farm Show Award, Second Place 1; Science Award, First Place 2; Hockey Manager 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 3; Harvest Court 1; Football Queen 3. . . . Maryland . . . Seen with Bonnie . . . P.J. parties . . . future nurse . . . SHIRLEY ANN THOMAS “Shirl” Commercial Art Service Club 1, 2; Yearbook Business Staff 3. . . . smallest feet around . . . double, double jointed . . . tiny . . . Buddy . . . LEE E. THOMPSON Academic Electronics Club 1; Golf Gub 2: Lettermen’s Gub 3; Hall Patrol 1. 2, 3, Captain 3; Class President 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3: Class Play 2, 3, Assistant Director 2. . , . once it was Coatesville . . . loves French? . . . drives a bug . . . that deep voice . .. RONALD JOHN TRIMBLE “Ron” Commercial Visual Aids Gub 1, 2; Stage Crew 1, 2; Committee of Correspondence 3. . . . “Trinkle” . . . office worker . . . Who can she be?? .. . fireman . . . JANE BRADBURY VAIL “Janie” Academic Library Service Club 1; Future Nurses of America 2; Girls’ Athletic Association 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball Manager 3. , . . blond hair . . . what a driver! . . . nice dresser . . . great game of hockey . .. GEORGIA LOUISE WAGNER “George” Academic Library Service Club 2, President 2; Future Teachers of America 1; French Club 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Future Nurses of America 2, 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2; Class Play 2, 3. . . . Is it Gloria or Georgia? . . . future nurse . . . “Sabrina” . . . bright... BEVERLY JANE WALTON “Bev” Commercial Art Service Club 1; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2. 3; Girls’ Chorus 2; Class Play Prompter 3; Majorette 2, 3. . . . yellow and black Desoto . . . always laughing . . . sox hop . .. seen with Linda and Carol . .. JAMES CLAUDE WAYMAN “Jim” Academic Chess Club 1; Electronics Club 2, 3. . . . funny . . . seen with Bob . . . Conway Twitty . . . girls?? . . . CHARLES PHILIP WEISHAMPEL “Phil” General Band 1; Chorus 1; Boys’ Glee Club 1; Gym dub 2. . . . new boy . . . seen in Chester Springs . . . hails from Owen J. .. . nice to know . .. EARL M. WELLS “Beaver” Practical Arts Electronics Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3; All Ches-Mont 3. . . . Denny . . . football All-Star . . . seen with the boys ... Denise . .. RUTH C. WERTZ “Ruthie” Commercial Girls’ Leather Club 1; Yearbook Business Staff 3; Class Play Prompter 2. . . . Bob!! . . . drives a blue and white Ford . . . short . . . P.O.D_ LAURETTA WESTMORELAND “Laura” Commercial Girls' Shop 1; Yearbook Business Staff 3, Vice President 3; Girls’ Basketball Manager 1. . . . Carl . . . neat dresser . . . good dancer . . . U. S. Air Force . . . VIRGINIA WAGNER WHITE “Ginny” Academic Art Service Club 1; French Club 2; Great Books Club 3; Mixed Choir 1; Girls’ Chorus 1. . . . likes to cook . . . Goldey Beacom bound . . . avid reader .. . radishes!!!?... LINDA GAIL WHITEMAN 4tLin Commercial Art Service Club 1. 2, Assistant Treasurer 2; Student Council 1; Yearbook Business Staff 3; Mixed Choir 1; Girls’ Chorus 2. . . . always laughing . . . seen with Bev, Hocks, and Carol . . . drives a white Ford . . . fun to he with . . . JOYCE WILKERSON “joy’ Commercial Girls Shop 1: Yearbook Business Staff 3, President 3; Girls Basketball Manager 1, 2. . . . good dancer . . . “Tubby” . . . likes West Chester . . . always talking . . . HAROLENE DAWN WILKS Commercial Yearbook Business Staff 3, Subscription Manager 3. . . . always talking . . . likes Miss Haider . . . loud . . . joker . . . LEWIS ALBERT WILSON III “Nipper” Academic Golf Club 1; Hall Patrol 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3, Vice President 2, Judge of Tribunal 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Future Teachers of Ameriea 2. 3, Vice President 3: French Club 2. 3: Marching Band 1. 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2. 3; Valley Forge Area Band 3: District Band 3: Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Boys Glee Club 1. 2. 3; National Merit Scholarship Commendation 3; Track 2; Cross Country 2, 3; Class Play 2. . . . little, but loud . . . French? . . . likes jazz . . . Dickinson . . . future lawyer . . . JANICE MAE WINDLE “jan” Commercial Library Senice Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, Vice President 2; French Club 2, 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3, Head Majorette 3; Double Mixed Quartet 3: Band Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3: Farm Show, 1st Place 1; Class Play 2, 3. . . . the gang . . . “Julia” . . . those football dances!! . . . “Blow the whistle, Janice’ . . . ANN MARIE YANNASCOLI “Ann” Commercial Girls Leather Craft Club 1: Band 1; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3. . . . likes to sing . . . drives a 60 Chevy . . . good dancer . . . always Ted . . . THOMAS KERR YERKES “Tom Academic Golf Club 1; Hall Patrol 1. 2; Student Council 2; Honor Society 2, 3, Vice President 3; Tribunal 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2. 3; Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; District Band 3; District Chorus 3; Valley Forge Area Band 3; Double Mixed Quartet 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3. . . . jeepers that jeep . . . Sports!!! . . . Oh-h-h-that trombone . . . “I'm sorry” . . . BARBARA JEANNE YOUNG “Bobbi Commercial Yearbook Business Staff 3; Mixed Choir 2; Class Play 3. . . . Pete . . . that diamond . . . cheerful . . . lunch hour . . . After a year of planning, the Downingtown Committee of the American Field Service was happy to welcome Yvette Zurbuchen from Winterthur, Switzerland, as its first exchange student. Mr. and Mrs. Newton J. Thompson and their daughter, Barbara, became Yvette’s American family on August 21, 1960. Yvette was a member of the Senior Class and took part in school activities. By Christmas she had learned so much English that she found it difficult to speak in German and French when she talked to her family on the phone. Yvette’s sincerity, quiet charm and enthusiastic attitude have made many American friends for her. We can only hope that wre have made a similar impression on her so that the picture of American life which she takes back to Switzerland will be a factor in fostering international peace. Yvette has found the schedule of our school much different from that of hers. Her classes at home are forty minutes long with a ten minute break between each class. There are no extracurricular activities in the school program but there are community recreational programs. In Switzerland each student stands when the teacher comes into the room and sits only when told to do so. There are few opportunities for a student to know a teacher outside the classroom and the classroom itself is very formal. Yvette had studied English in school but she found that it was “English” English and different from “American English. Skiing, skating and swimming are the most popular sports; and soccer, rather than football, is the national spectator sport. Family activities play a large part in the lives of students in Switzerland—they walk and ride bicycles together very often on family outings. When Yvette returns home this summer, she will be old enough to drive a car and attend movies because young people cannot do these things until they are 18. “Bon voyage, Yvette,” from each one of us at Downingtown Joint Senior High School. 47 H. WILLIAM ADAMS Bill came from Frankford High School in Philadelphia where he took part in the following activities: swimming, track, basketball, chorus, orchestra, dance band and glee club. PATSY GIBSON Pat came from Tazewell High School in Tazewell. Virginia, where she was a member of the 4-H Club and the choir. MONIKA GERDA ILSE NIEMZ Nicki was graduated from high school in Berlin where she was a member of the dancing club, sports club and school club. She was graduated from college (Berufsfachschule fuer technische Zeichnerinnen der Stadt Berlin) in Berlin. She worked as a technical designer for Standard Electric and Mix Genest Werk Berlin which is related to General Electric in New York. Nicki came to the United States in July, 1960; after spending four weeks at the Du Pont High School in Wilmington, she came to Downingtown. 48 MARGARET ANN THOMPSON Peggy came from West Chester Joint Senior High School in December. ELAINE HOOVEN Elaine came from the Lansdowne-Alden High School and Conestoga High School where she was a member of the following organizations: Future Nurses of America, Future Business Leaders of America, Girls’ Chorus and Teachers’ Secretaries. “SABRINA FAIR'’ CAST Maude Larrabee—Barbara Noll Julia Ward McKinlock Janice Windle Linus Larrabee, Jr.—Lee Thompson l.inus Larrabee, Sr. George Shoemaker Margaret—Fay Thomas David Larrabee—John Rogers Gretchen—Judy Jones Sabrina Fairchild—Georgia Wagner Fairchild John Houston A Young Woman—Barbara Young A Young Man—Bob Logan Another Young Woman—Joyce McCombs Another Young Man—David Schaeffer Haul D'Argenson—Donald Hopson Director—James K. Fry Student Director- Anne Kalemjian Publicity Director—Joan Farra Prompters—Frances Fitzgerald, Rose Mary Krzysko, Beverely Walton The class of 1961 graduates with the memorable fact that it was the last class to present a class play in the auditorium in the Junior High School. “Sabrina Fair” is a modern version of the Cinderella fable. Sabrina is the daughter of the chauffeur for the Larrabee family who are staggeringly rich and impeccably genteel. Brilliant and educated, she comes home from five years in Paris to learn if she is still in love with the elder Larrabee son. Linus: but once home, finds it is the younger son. David, who pursues her. Finally, in a most amusing scene in which the Larrabee chauffeur reveals that he. too. is a millionaire in his own right. Sabrina wins the man she loves. SEVENTEEN by Booth Tarkington Directed by Mrs. Robert lladfield Student Directors—Eileen Shirley Linda Wilgis CAST Mrs. Baxter William Meroney Mr. Baxter Richard Robinson William Sylvanus Baxter Neil Shields Johnnie Watson Joyce Stern Jane Baxter Ann Lathrop May Parcher Joanna Pope Lola Prat Stanley Landis Genesis James McCausland Joe Bullitt Stephen Wilson Mr. Parcher Ralph Girafalco George Crooper Susan Vail Ethel Boke Gerald Matthews Wallie Banks Patricia Walters Mary Brooks Veronica Hohl Prompters Joan Johnson Helen Simmons “Willie” Baxter is assisted into many comic situations and extricated from their results by an able cast. The long-suffering parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baxter, offer their assistance while little sister Jane is the ubiquitous tattletale. Willie’s principal interest in life is Lola Pratt, who has come to visit May Parcher. Annoyed by his house guest’s babytalk and her many boy friends is Mr. Parcher. Because of disappointment in love, Willie finally decides to go to college. 54 JUNIOR CLASS President— Edward McDermott Vice President— James Dancy Secretary— Joyce Stern Treasurer— Lynn Barron SOPHOMORE CLASS President— Gwen Habecker Vice President— Ronald Brinton Secretary— Carol George Treasurer— W. I. Pollock III FIRST ROW: Rose Palumbo, Barbara McCombs, Anne Lathrop, Mary Jones, Denise Joyner, Lois Mull. Mary Null, Patsy Peterson, Arlene Marino, Marbelle Miller, Betty Jones. SECOND ROW: Nancy Katherman, Carol Lillard, Gertrude Lehman, Betsy Kinlock, Nancy McQueen, Joan Johnson, Stephen Jenny, David Lord, William Mercer, Vincent Myers. Harold Miller. THIRD ROW: Edward McDermott, Ann Nelson, John McNamara. Thomas Murdaugh, Frank Newlin, Mark Jones, Stanley Landis, James McCausland, Gerald Matthews. William Meroney, John Mendenhall, James Pillagalli. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Eachus, Veronica Hohl, Ronda Henson, Mary Ann Chilla, Barbara Flinn, Caroline Ash, Patty Houck, Michelle Buckley, Florence Bradley, Glen Jenkins, John Arters. SECOND ROW: Barry Henley. Jimmy Dancey, Bonnie Dawson, Susie Fox, Lynn Barron, Linda Bowman. Kathy Forbes. Anne Galt. Ann Berstler, Dolly Butterman, Linda Hogan. Ralph Girafalco. THIRD ROW: Clifford Jackson, Robert Donaghy, Helen Caldwell, Frank Doto, Nancy Gindin, Gayle Davis, Kathy Dugan, Bruce Carson, Harry Cattell. Ronald Benjamin. Richard Benjamin. FIRST ROW: Robert Shingle, Barbara Rothas, Patricia Walters. Ruth Wilson, Saundra Wagner, Sandra Thompson, Carol Thomas, Betty Trego, Barbara Short, Carol Shisler. SECOND ROW: Eileen Shirley, Carol Stimson, Joyce Stern, Paula Tweed, Mitzy Pollock, Gail Rauch, Bonnie West, Pamela Renz, Helen Simmons, Barbara Thompson. Donna Thompson, Joanna Pope, Suzanne Stern. Richard Robinson. THIRD ROW: James Yamshak, Albert Wachsmuth, Cathrine Siever, Betty Shumate, Robert Ross, Sam Westmoreland. Lynn Spence, David West. Neil Shields. Alvin Wells, Mary Staneski. James Woodward, Linda Wilgis, Stephen Wilson, Mark Shrader, Harry Stong. 57 I' IRST ROW: Robert Frame. Carol George. Miriam Ezrah. Ronald Brinton, Shirley Bowman, Eleanor Garver, Arlene Emberger, Judith Barr, Dorothy Ensor, Ruby Carr, Barbara Brooks, Julia Asparagus. SECOND ROW: Edgar Donnon, Yvonne Donnell, Janet Godwin, Mildred Edwards. Susan Galt, Barbara Earnshaw', Lee Berry, Shirley Anderson, Eric Clapp, Roberta Baer, Helen Archie, Elizabeth Asparagus, Margaret Gilken. THIRD ROW: Newell Burdick, James DuBosq, Peter Duca, David Lied, William Ash. Randell Dietrich, Steven Charles, Charles Alexander, Jack Darby, Pat Brown, Alan Davis, Robert Crane, Paul Backenstose. FIRST ROW: Lloyd Swarner, Eugene Williams, Charles Weaver, Glen Wagner, Edward Thomas, D-Ann Thompson, Roberta Nocho, Pat Turpin, Jean Tucker, Barbara Stinson. SECOND ROW: Harold Stewart, Grant Smith, Charles Wertz, Richard Wheatly, Randy Reeve, Charles Yamshak, Richard Seibert, Susan Schofield, Kathy Yeaworth, Barbara Scott, Linda Poole, Bonnie Pomaiba. THIRD ROW: Richard Tracy, William Zittle, Robert Ruark, William Pollock, George Murphy, Richard Rice, Norman Slater, Lewis Walls, Glyde Titus, Bill Shaw, Mary Ann Smedley, Susan Whittaker, Besty Williams, Maya Spies, Jeanne Watts. 58 FIRST ROW: Nancy Mercer, Elizabeth MacDougal, Pat Hall, Faye McBride, Lynda Jones, Kenneth Henry, Linda Lynn, Ruth Ann Miller, Sandy Koopenhaver, Joan Klase, Mary Hulme. SECOND ROW: Carrie Marsh, Clifford Murdaugh, Dennis Lumi-nella, John Miller, Harriet Meads, Mildred Miller, Harry Hilton, Jack Hines, Phyllis Johnson, Larry Miller, Gwen Habecker. Kathy Kahler, Nancy Heugh. THIRD ROW: Nancy Lawn, Walter Main, Richard Meredith, Walter Jankowski, Charles Kennedy, Lee Hayes, Lewis Guglielmo, Charles Kuhs, Kenneth Klunk, Rick Mendenhall, Lydia Herr, Marie Miller. YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF Editor—Eilet n Moyer Associate Editor—Mary Louise LeFevre Literary Editor—Frances Fitzgerald Photography Editor—Roseann DiFernando Art Editor—Ruth Lowe Typing Editor—Rose Marie Krzysko Advisor—Miss Laird This group meets three times a week to discuss plans for the yearbook. The members design and edit the book, write articles, and take pictures. MEMBERS Linda Aumiller, Betty Cannella, Emily Lawn, Joyce McCombs, Toni McCombs, Lois Matlack, Eva Mess-ner. Mary Mowery, Barbara Noll, Nancy Pannebaker, Bonnie Plank, Georgia Wagner, Beverly Walton, Janice W’indle, Jane Vail. YEARBOOK ADVISORS Miss Laird, Miss Simmendinger, and Mr. Leonard. YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF President—Joyce Wilkerson Vice President—Lauretta Westmoreland Secretary—Joan Butler Treasurer—Faye Douglass Advisor—Miss Simmendinger MEMBERS Mary Ann Busby, Linda Newlin, Eva Anne Short, Fay Thomas, Shirley Thomas, Ruth Wertz, Linda Whiteman, Barbara Young. It is the work of this group of seniors to raise the money—by soliciting advertisers, patrons, and subscribers—to pay for the publication of the yearbook. President David Sliacffcr Pice President Peter Landis Secretary John Rogers Treasurer David Radcliffe Sergeunt-at-Arms John Snyder Judge of Tribunal Lewis Wilson Clerk of Tribunal Richard Supplee Advisor Mr. Wentzel STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, working with the administration and faculty, is the governing body of the senior high school. Judge—Lewis Wilson Clerk—Richard Supplee Jury—Honor Society Advisor—Mr. Fry SCHOOL TRIBUNAL This group is the judicial branch of the student council. It tries offenders of student council regulations and punishes them accordingly. DOWNINGTOWN CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Advisor—Mr. Fry Advisor Mr. Wentzel This group of boys regulates traffic in the hallways during lunch periods. To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, to encourage the development of character in the pupils of Downingtown Joint Senior High School—these are the basic principles of the National Honor Society. MEMBERS—John Snyder, John Earnshaw, George Shoemaker, John Houston, Lee Thompson (capt.), Charles Newlin. HALL PATROL MEMBERS—Thomas Yerkes, Joan Farra, Georgia Wagner, Anne Kalem-jiam, Carmelia Cressman, Lewis Wilson. DUPLICATING CLUB Advisor—Mr. Creamer This club aims to teach students the proper method of running off duplicate copies on the fluid and the ink duplicating machines. The members also learn the proper care and maintenance of the machines. MEMBERS: Ronald Benjamin. Dennis Douglas, Robert Fetters, Ralph Girafalco, Edward March, Barbara May, Carol Thomas, Pat Walters, Ruth Wilson. BLUE AND GOLD The Blue and Gold provides the student body of Downingtown Joint Senior High School with a school newspaper. Co-Editors—Barbara Rothas Janice Taylor Assistant Editor—Beatrice Hilton Make-up Editor—Barbara Flinn Sports Editor—Stanley Landis Advisor—Mrs. Hadfield MEMBERS: Ann Berstler. Anne Lathrop, Margaret Gilkin. Carol Quinn, Patricia Rice, Margaret Shoemaker. COMMITTEE OF CORRESPONDENCE Advisor—Mr. Caskey This group of boys is interested in the study of the historic shrines of our country. They visit those places which are within traveling distance of Downingtown. MEMBERS: Robert Crawford, Donald Hopson, James Hurtt, Ronald Kulp, Robert Logan, William Mero-ney, Robert Shank, Ronald Trimble, Steven Wilson. Le President Sous President Secretaire Tresorier Advisor —Barbara Noll —Peter Bousum —Margaret Corey —John Rogers —Mrs. Noll LE CERCLE FRANCAIS This year the French Club is raising money to send to a French family at Christmas. The club meetings are organized to give members a better understanding of the French people and their language. FUTURE NURSES President—Bonnie Plank Vice President—Jackie Thomas Secretary—Joan Farra Treasurer—Georgia Wagner Historian—Joyce McCombs Advisor—Miss Costello Students who are interested in nursing meet to explore the requirements and opportunities for a future in this occupation. ANNA L. HALL FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA F.T.A. is a project of the National Education Association and is affiliated with the Pennsylvania State Education Association. The Anna I Hall Club is sponsored by the Downingtown Area Teachers Association. Any student who wishes to explore the field of teaching as a career and who meets the scholastic standards set by N.E.A. is eligible for membership. Among the outstanding projects are the visits to two colleges each year and the sponsorship of the Foreign Exchange Student Program. President—Judy Jones Vice President—Lewis Wilson Secretary—Barbara Noll Treasurer—Eileen Moyer Advisors—Mrs. Sanders Mr. Hemberger FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF President—Alice Mill iron Vice President—Roberta Baer Secretary—Patricia Null Treasurer—Yvonne Donnell Reporter—Marjorie Chappelle Song Leader—Joan Klase Advisor—Mrs. Parker F.H.A. is a club designed to help girls to prepare for their future roles as homemakers. Because of the modem facilities in the Home Economics Department this club is both interesting and informative. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President—Walter Jankowski Vice President—Edgar Donnon Secretary— David Leid Treasurer—Benjamin Hash Reporter—Wade Miller Chaplain—Richard Wheatly Sentinel—John Stine Advisor—Mr. Klinger The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The members engage in social and competitive functions related to the Agriculture Course and follow the state and national chapters of F.F.A. BIOLOGY CLUB President—George Murphy Vice President—James Price Secretary—Paul Kathemian Treasurer—Larry Miller Advisor—Miss Costello The members of this club study plant and animal life while making individual projects. All the members plan to join the Science Club of America. 66 LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB President—Patricia Houck Vice President—Donna McElroy Secretary—Sandra Koppenhaver Treasurer—Veronica Ho hi Advisor—Mrs. Sanders This club trains library assistants to help students find materials and to check them out. These students enable our school to have a well organized library because they operate it. GREAT BOOKS CLUB Chairman—Betsy Kinlock Treasurer—Barbara Thompson Advisor—Mrs. Sanders The Great Books Club was organized this year to encourage the reading and understanding of the classics in literature. All forms of literature and styles of writing were read and discussed by the members of the club. THESPIANS The purpose of the Thespians is to give an opportunity for interested students to learn the following stage fundamentals: stage lighting, scenery construction, design and painting of sets, costumes, acting, make-up, use of dramatic readings, directing, use of electronic aids, prompting, play reading for critical analysis, and use of local groups for stimulation and enrichment. President—Hunt Berryman Vice President—George Miller Secretary—Paul Miller Treasurer—Peter Bousum Advisor—Mr. DiSerafino LETTERMEN’S CLUB The aim of the Lettermcn’s Club is to promote a wholesome athletic relationship that will result in harmony between the coaches and the boys who are taking part in sports, and to build a feeling of good sportsmanship. Every year this club contributes athletic equipment for the school: last year it contributed a whirlpool; this year it will have the trophies cleaned and provide sweaters for the senior lettermen. ADVANCED APPARATUS President Mary Louise Parker Vice President Kathy Forbes Secretary- T reasurer Donna Me Elroy Advisor Miss Heller The purposes of this club are to give the more talented girls an opportunity to develop a higher degree of skill on the apparatus, to help girls who may have difficulty acquiring skills in limited gym periods, and to perfect performance on the equipment for the Gymkana. The purpose of the G.A.A. is to increase the members’ knowledge and understanding of all sports so that they may become more interested and better informed spectators as well as more efficient participants. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President Eileen Moyer Vice President Bonnie Plank Secretary Barbara Thompson Treasurer Sandra Kopenhaver Basketball Nancy Pannebaker Volleyball Donna Thompson Tennis Susan Whittaker Advisor Miss Heller ELECTRONICS CLUB Advisor—Mr. Bycoskie The purpose of this club is to give its members practice in all types of work with electronic equipment. SHOP IMPROVEMENT Advisor—Mr. Hembcrger This is an organization of those students who are willing to help set up the new Industrial Arts Department. PERSONAL TYPING President—Joseph Glisson Advisor—Mr. Creamer The club is open to seniors who cannot schedule typing during a class period. The students learn how to operate the typewriter and how to type basic letters. GRAPHIC ARTS Advisor—Mr. Kneisley The object of this club is to familiarize its members with the graphic arts and the various phases of printing. The students are learning bookbinding, and block printing. FOOTBALL QUEEN AND COURT WHIPPET QUEEN OVERFLOWING WITH ENERGY POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE A BEAUTIFUL FRIENDSHIP WHITE COLLAR GROUP OPERATION BIOLOGY WHO STUDIES?? DON’T WE HAVE FUN THE SALT MINE HELP WANTED BY PRODUCTS OF ART JUNIOR GIRLS QUARTET NATIONAL CHORUS PENN STATE Carol Liilard, Lynn Barron, Carmelia Baxter Eva Messner Donna Thompson, Bonnie Dawson. DISTRICT CHORUS John Rogers, Tom Yerkes, Niel Shields, Carmelia Baxter. DISTRICT BAND SOPHOMORE BOYS’ QUARTET FIRST ROW: J. McCombs, M. Pollock, H. Simmons, M. L. LeFevre. Robert Crane, Charles Alexander, SECOND ROW: R. Girafalco, J. Farra, R. Shank, T. Yerkes, C. Baxter, L. Wilson. James Williamson, Charles Weaver. DOUBLE QUARTET VALLEY FORGE AREA BAND J. Farra, J. Windle, N. Pannebaker, FIRST ROW: J. McCombs, M. L. LeFevre, H. Simmons, J. Jones. C. Baxter, C. Newlin, Niel Shields, T. SECOND ROW: C. Baxter, L. Poole, N. Shields, R. Shank, J. Farra, E. Messner, L. Yerkes, J. Rogers. Aumiller. 71 C) on cert Jicincf BAND FIRST ROW: Carmelia Baxter, Linda Aumiller, Mary Louise LeFevre, Ralph Girafalco, Helen Simmons, Sandy Kopenhaver, Gwen Hahecker. Randy Dietrich, Judy Jones. Joanna Pope. SECOND ROW: Paula Tweed. William Pollock, Ruth Ann Miller, Susie Fox, Catherine Yeaworth, Mary Hulme. Patty Houck, Mary Staneski, Eva Messner, Richard Seihert. Gerald Matthews, Christian Crane, Bonnie Dawson, Joan Farra. THIRD ROW: Linda Poole, Susan Whittaker. Donna Thompson. William Ash, Jack Hines, Lloyd Swamer, Pete Landis, Richard Supplee. Allen Davis, Robert Shingle, Barbara Thompson, Neil Shields, Lewis Wilson, Joyce McCombs, Mitzi Pollock. Frank Newlin. Henry Carmichael, Robert Shank. Miriam Ezrah. Adele Beam. FOURTH ROW: Linda Wilgus, Kathv Kahbr, Bill Zittle, Kenny Mills, Steve Charles, Susan Schofield, Leland Bassett, Ruth Lowe, Joe Glisson, Robert Mendenhall] Bill Main. Elwood March, Robert Crane, Charles Alexander, Jim Williamson, Mary Ann Smedley, Tom Yerkes. RECEIVING DIPLOMAS MR. IFERT MAJORETTES COLOR GUARD Janice Windle (captain), Riionda Henson, Cheryl Mia Kangas, Rose Mary Krzysko, Jeanne Watts, Barbara Noll, Eileen Rohrer, Bunny Hilton, Barbara Edwards, (not in Moyer, Frances Fitzgerald, picture—Beverly Walton, Roseann Di Fernando). MIXED CHOIR FIRST ROW: Judy Jones. Algerina Hulme, Ruth Anne Miller. Adele Beam. Helen Simmons, Nancy Pannebaker, Ronald Briton. Glyn Jenkins. Lee Hayes, Richard Seibert, Charles Weaver, JoAnna Pope. Barbara Edwards. Miriam Ezrah. Mary Louise LeFevre, Carole Shisler. SECOND ROW: Beverly Walton. Jane Vail. Carmelia Baxter. Susan Whittaker, Neil Shields, Robert Mendenhall, Walter Main. James McCausIand, Robert Crane, Lewis Wilson, D-Anne Thompson. Susan Schofield, Ruth Lowe, Marie Pollock. Anne Marie Yannascoli. THIRD ROW: Linda Dillow, Suzanne Stem, Maryann Smedley, Gail Fry, Linda Aumiller, James Woodward, Mark Jones, David West, Bill Adams. Steve Charles, Jeff Smith, Charles Alexander, Eva Messner, Joan Farra, Janice Windle, Joyce Stern, Sue Swamcr, Barbara Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Anne Galt, Margaret Corey, Joan Wertz, Jim Williamson, David Leed, Walter Jankowski, Frank Newlin, William Pollock. William Kennedy, Charles Newlin, Tom Yerkes, Gerry Matthews, Chris Crane, Carole Lillard, Mary Staneski, Nancy Ginden. Linda Poole, Bonnie Dawson, Barbara Noll, Bonnie Plank, Donna Thompson. Not in Picture: Mary Mowery, Bucky Rogers. Susie Fox, Dolores Harple, Wilma Matlack. GIRLS’ CHORUS FIRST ROW': Roberta Nocho, Algerina Hulme. Sandra Thompson. Nancy Katherman. Carol Stimson, Darlene Butterman, Betty Jones, Ruth Ann Miller, Adele Beam. Joan Klase, Eleanor Carver, Michelle Buckley, Janet Yannascoli. Marybelle Miller, Mary Noll, Caroline Ash. SECOND ROW: Miriam Ezrah, Sandra Koppenhaver, Ruby Carr, Julia Asparagus, Gloria Spengler, Gail Fry, Joan Wertz, D-Anne Thompson, Mildred Miller, Betty MacDougal, Faye McBride, Nancy Pannebaker, Helen Simmons, Susan Schofield, Judy Jones, Rhonda Henson, Regina Hines. THIRD ROW: Patrica Robinson, Carol Conner, Elizabeth Asparagus, Maureen Renshaw, Helen Archie, Yvonne Donnell. Jeanne W atts, Susan Galt, Irene Snyder. Nancy Lawn, Bonnie Pomaiba, Linda Poole, Mary Staneski, Joan Johnson, Linda W ilgus, Katherine Seiver, Kathy Kahler, Donna Thompson. Not in Picture: Dolores Harple, Wilma Matlack, Harriet Meads, Linda Mercer, Marie Miller, Ruth Osborne, Jean Tucker. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Glen Wagner, Charles Weaver, Lewis Wilson III. Robert Crane, James W'oodward, William Adams. David West. Jeff Smith, Stephen Charles, Walter Main, Neil Shields, Ronald Briton, Richard Supplee, Helen Simmons (Accompanist). SECOND ROW': Robert Mendenhall. Robert Shank, Frank Newlin, Gerald Matthews, W illiam Kennedy, Charles Newlin, Thomas Yerkes, Henry Carmichael, Christian Crane, Charles. Alexander, Harry Hilton. James McCausIand, Lee Hayes. Not in Picture: Gordon Flowers, Glyn Jenkins, Mark Jones, Bucky Rogers, Harold Stewart, Clyde Titus. 75 football Sauacf FIRST ROW: Marvin Hall, Pete Bousum, Earl Wells, Paul Miller, Charles Stouff, Bill Owens. SECOND ROW: Harry Stong, Bob Luminella, Sam Westmoreland, Clifford Jackson, Jim Woodward. Eddie McDermott, Jim Yam-shak. Glyn Jenkins, Alvin Wells, George Jefferis. THIRD ROW: Eddie Campbell, George Murphy, Lewis Walls, Bill Kennedy, Bill Pollock, Grant Smith, Clyde Titus, Clarence Wilkerson, Walter Horsey, Donald Johnson, Kenny Mills. FOURTH ROW: Charles Yamshak, Richard Wheatly, Charles Wertz, Harold Steward, Ellis Brown, James Price, Jerry Smith, Eugene Williams, Gordon Flowers, Dennis Luminella. We extend heartiest congratulations to you—our football squad. Certainly every game that you played this season made us proud that you were “our team” and the representatives of the Downing-town Joint High School student body. It was a pleasure to watch you perform this fall because you were believed by many to be the Ches-Mont League underdog. It was evident that you were outweighed. outnumbered, and that you definitely lacked experience. However, as the season progressed, it was also clear that you were never outplayed and that you were in the competition for the championship until the last few weeks of the season. High honors were bestowed upon you as a team and distinction gained by Paul Miller and Earl Wells as well as honorable mention to the all-state team by Paul Miller. As a team you helped Downingtown to maintain the rank of ninth among all schools in District 1 of the P.I.A.A. We praise you, members of the team, because of your excellent teamwork, your great determination, your outstanding school spirit, your sportsman-like conduct during the games, and your exceptional display of citizenship in school. COACHES Mr. Forte, Mr. DiSerafino, Mr. Campbell MARVIN HALL Halfback BILL OWENS Halfback GEORGE MILLER Manager DAVE RADCLIFFE Manager PAUL MILLER PETE BOUSUM LARRY EDWARDS Halfback Tackle Fullback 79 CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: James Hurtt, Lewis Wilson, Lee Hayes, Randy Reeve, Randy Dietrich, Joe Glisson, Ronald Brinton, Kenneth Henry. SECOND ROW: Robert Shank, David Moore, Hunt Berryman, Tom Yerkes, Charles Newlin, Jeff Smith, Charles Alexander, John Snyder, Alan Davis. Downingtown’s second year in Ches-Mont Cross Country far exceeded all expectations from the standpoint of student participation as well as competitive success. The D.H.S. Harriers competed in seven dual meets in which they won three, and lost four. However, Tom Yerkes finished first in every meet, which meant that D.H.S. won 7 races even if it won only three meets. Tom Yerkes captured the individual Ches-Mont Championship when he established a new course record of 13:03 at West Chester. He also finished 24th in the State Championships. Jfockeu JUNIOR VARSITY—In front: Miss Anderson, Mary Anne Smedley (captain). Left to right: Linda Bloom, Linda Jones, Patty Dague, Linda Poole, Maya Spies, Sirley Bowman, Susan Whittaker, D-Anne Thompson, Ruth Anne Miller, Kathy Kahler, Susan Schofield, Donna McElroy, Carol George, Mary Hulme, Sandy Koppenhaver, Joan Klase, Nancy Heugh. VARSITY—In front: Miss Heller, Bonnie Plank captain). Left to right: Gayle Davis, Margaret Corey, Nancy Gindin, Nancy Pennehaker, Donna Thompson, Bucky Moyer, Toni McCombs, Jane Vail, Paula Tweed, Joanna Pope, Joyce Stern, Barbara Thompson, Carol Shisler, Carol Thomas. SCHEDULE DHS.. 2 Owen J. Roberts . 0 DHS. 2 W'est Chester .5 DHS.. 6 Springford 1 DHS.. 1 Conestoga 3 DHS 0 Pottstown 2 DHS 5 Phoenixville 1 DHS 1 Coatsville 2 DHS. .... 8 Conshohocken 2 VARSITY—KNEELING: John Snyder (captain), left to right: Bob Meads, George Miller, Sam Westmoreland, Hunt Berryman, Charles Newlin, Tom Yerkes, Dexter Carter, Joe Glisson, Mr. Appleby. SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY- KNEELING: Bill Pollock (captain), left to right: Mr. Lacey, Dick Meredith, Walter Horsey, Clarence Wilkerson, Jim Yamshak, Gordon Flowers. Dwtn. 54 Oxford _________________________ 46 70 Octorara ........................ 65 70 Conestoga 74 43 West Chester 38 67 Conshohocken____________________ _64 49 Spring-Ford ..............37 61 Phoenixville 63 55 Boyertown________________________ 59 44 Owen J. Roberts __________________35 42 Coatesville 43 50 Pottstown ____________________ 53 51 Pottstown ..................... 34 60 Conestoga .................... _50 51 Conshohocken _____________________47 58 Spring-Ford .................... 48 34 Coatesville ____________________ _58 59 Phoenixville ___________________ 50 62 West Chester 68 66 Boyertown .................... 56 64 Owen J. Roberts 43 VARSITY—KNEELING: Nancy Pannebaker, Toni McCombs (co-captains), left to right: Mary Ann Cbilla, Barbara Thompson, Bonnie Plank, Gayle Davis, Nancy Ginden, Donna Thompson, Paula Tweed, Miss Heller. SCHEDULE Conshocken—Home Owen J. Roberts—Home JUNIOR VARSITY—KNEELING: D-Ann Thompson (captain), left to right: Jane Vail, Roberta Noco, Linda Jones, Ruby Carr, Susan Whittaker, Patty Dague, Shirley Bowman, Mary Ann Smedley, Mary Hulme, Miss Haider. West Chester—Away Boyertown—Home Conestoga—Away Spring-Ford—Away Pottstown—Home Coatesville—Away Bonnie Charlie Linda Dexter ( ) ieer ea cfers JUNIOR VARSITY: Suzanne Stern, Lynn Barron, Lee Berry, Carol Lillard (Captain), Gwen Habecker, Gail VARSITY: Geraldine Gara, Carol Shisler, Dolores Fieni, Mary I ouisc Parker, Jo Ann Smith, Harriet Fox, Jacqueline Thomas (Captain), Maryann Charles. JJairons and JJaironesses Mr. and Mrs. George W. Aumillcr Mrs. Eunice Backenstose Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baxter Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Beam, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W'. Beyer Mr. Harry E. Beyer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Billman Annie M. Black and Family Miss Ruth E. Brookover Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Busby and Cathy Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bushy Mr. Richard E. Bushy Mr. and Mrs.George Butler Mrs. John C. Carmichael Charles and Saundra Mr. and Mrs. William Corey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cozzone Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeHavcn James R. Devereaux Miss Anna Dewrees Fanny M. Eachus Mr. and Mrs. J. 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Lancaster Avenue Malvern 2340 ANdrews 9-0402 89 Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 DOWNINGTOWN NATIONAL BANK G. 0. CARLSON, INC. Stainless Steel THORNDALE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of GRABS TANKS, INC. WEST CHESTER, PA. Antiques MARION T. CIAFFONI MARSHALLTON, PA. Open 1—5 Daily MARSHALLTON FOOD MARKET LAURA AND EDDIE McCUE, Owners We Appreciate Your Business MARSHALLTON, PA. Phone: OW 6-5646 FLING'S MOBIL SERVICE Intersection Routes 162 and 322 WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: OWen 6-2289 TIRES —BATTERIES MOTOR STEAMING REVERSE FLUSHING FOWLER'S GULF SERVICE Marshallton, Penna. Phone: OW 6-6461 WORTHINGTON ORCHARDS Apples and Peaches in Season Compliments of MARSHALLTON HOTEL TRIMBLE'S PANSY GARDENS AND GREENHOUSES Grower of Quality Pansies R.D. 4 MARSHALLTON, PA. Vegetables Rower Plants Plants 91 SITTINGS BY APPOINTMENT M. D. FREEMAN Photographic Portraits of Distinction STUDIO: 20-22 N. Church Street WEST CHESTER, PA. OW 6-0275 ANdrews 9-1720 G. ROLAND MOORE Office Supplies and Equipment 210-12 W. Lancaster Ave. DOWNINGTOWN, PA. Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY DOWNIN0TOWN, PA. HUTCHISON'S PHARMACY Drugs DOWNINGTOWN, PA. 116 E. Lancaster Avenue AN 9-3045 J. E. RITTENBAUGH ANSELMA GARAGE CHEVROLET SALES SERVICE Telephone TA 7-5941 Chester Springs, Pa. Compliments of NELSON FINANCE CO. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1961 DOWNINGTOWN DEPARTMENT STORE 92 REMEMBER, ONCE A CASTRO CUSTOMER, ALWAYS A CASTRO CUSTOMER! C ny.’ ft yV y THE WORLD’S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF CONVERTIBLE FURNITURE SELLING DIRECT TO YOU CASTRO CONVERTIBLES BONDSVILLE ROAD DOWNINGTOWN, PENNA. Other Castro Showrooms in: NEW YORK, N Y BROOKLYN. N Y BRONX, N Y POUGHKEEPSIE. N Y NEW HYDE PARK. N Y ALBANY (Latham), N Y BUFFALO. N Y WOODRIDGE NY JAMAICA. L I HEMPSTEAD, I I PATCHOGUE I I HUNTINGTON t I VALLEY STREAM, L I LARCHMONT, Westchester YONKERS, Westchester DANBURY. Conn HARTFORD, Conn MILFORD, Conn. HAMDEN. Conn. NAUGATUCK. Conn NEW LONDON. Conn PROVIDENCE R.l BOSTON, Mass W SPRINGFIELD Moss MEDFORD, Moss PARAMUS, N J NEW BRUNSWICK N.J PASSAIC, N.J NEWARK. N.J TRENTON. N.J MORRISTOWN, N.J HARRISBURG. Pa. PHILADELPHIA, Pa PHILADELPHIA (Upper Darby), Pa ALLENTOWN, Pa WILKES BARRE. Pa. WILMINGTON. Del BALTIMORE, Md WASHINGTON. DC NORFOLK, VA MIAMI, Fla WEST PALM BEACH, Flo FORT LAUDERDALE, Flo ORLANDO. Flo Copyright I960 by Castro Convertible Corp New Hyde Park N Y ‘Trade-Mark Reg U S Pat Ofl ‘Trademark 93 M. D. LUMIS SON Feed—Coal—Fertilizer Custom Grinding and Mixing Building Material UWCHLAND, PENNA. Phone: GLenview 8-521 1 SALES SERVICE USHER MOTORS 206 East Lancaster Ave. DOWNINGTOWN, PA. Phone: ANdrew 9-0393 Compliments of C. P. FULTON COMPANY, INC. NORTHBROOK HERBERT MASTEN'S GARAGE General Repairs Northbrook, Pa. PHONE: SW 3-1592 JOYCE'S OWN GREENHOUSES AND NURSERY Strasburg Road (Rt. 162) at Marshallton R. D. No. 4, West Chester OWen 6-8145 Serving All Your Floral Needs Compliments of a Friend The Clothes Horse RAPP'S STORE Riding Apparel—Saddlery Chester Springs, Pa. TA 7-7173 J. W. MAXWELL SON, INC. Fuel Oil and Oil Burners PHONE: AN 9-3434 94 Compliments of SCHANELY'S JEWELRY STORE Phone: AN 9-1062 MODERN CLEANER and COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY Compliments of Clifford Evans VILLAGE LUNCHEONETTE GUTHRIEVILLE GARAGE Ernie Cozzone AN 9-2550 Lube and Oil—Minor Repairs Official Inspection Station GUTHRIEVILLE, PA. CROPPERS MARKET Guthrieville, Pa. Your Complete Food Market Compliments of FRAZER'S FEED STORE Compliments of WM. S. WALTON, JR. PHONE AN 9-8945 Open 7 Days a Week LAURA'S HOAGIE SHOP Hoagies—Steaks—Pizza Sandwiches—Snacks 121 Washington Avenue DOWNINGTOWN, PA. 95 COLONIAL BAKE SHOP 140 E. Lancaster Ave. DOWNINGTOWN, PA. Phone AN 9-1036 Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 JACK DAYTON'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Lancaster and Park Alley DOWNINGTOWN. PA. Compliments of GRANT BURTON • Linoleum—Tile—Venetian Blinds • CARLTON'S FLOORCOVERING 124 E. Lincoln Highway. Coatesville, Pa. DU 4-8650 114 E. Lancaster Ave., Downington, Pa. AN 9-0869 133 West Gay Street, West Chester, Pa. OW 6-1285 HERBIE'S MEAT MARKET 227 Church St. Phone: AN 9-1343 FREE DELIVERY Choice Meat Frozen Food Groceries — Produce Try Est. 1920 LINEINGER'S FUEL OIL BURNER SERVICE Careful . . . Courteous . . . On Time Deliveries WHITFORD, PA. FOxcroft 3-7551 highland orchards I I Apples—Asparagus—Cherries I I Peaches—Strawberries—Plums I J 1 Mile North of Marshallton J 96 Compliments of STUDENT COUNCIL David Shaeffer President Lewis Wilson Judge of Tribunal Richard Supplee Clerk of Tribunal John Rodgers Secretary David Radcliffe Treasurer John Snyder Sergeant at Arms Betty Cannella Nancy Sinden Joan Farra Glenn Jenkins Ann Kalemjian Stanley Landis David Radcliffe Robert Shank John Snyder Sam Westmoreland Richard Supplee Ronald Briton John Rodgers Nancy Heugh Lewis Wilson Harry Hilton David Sheaffer William Pollock William Maroney Charles Weaver 97 KWIK-KOOK TAKE-OUT SHOP Complete Dinners— Only $1.25 or 95c Choice of: Chicken or Seafood French Fries—Roll Tubs of Steamfried Chicken—Seafood Open Daily On Lincoln Hgwy. AN 9-3675 West of Downingtown HAYMAN'S NORTHBROOK ORCHARDS NORTHBROOK, PA. Apples—Peaches Wholesale and Retail Compliments of LEAMAN'S TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Motorola and Emerson TV Sales and Service Webcore Fonograf and Hi Fi Equipment JOHN DAMICO 145 W. Lancaster Ave. DOWNINGTOWN, PENNA. Radio Sales and Service PHONE AN 9-3419 Former Hair Colorist at the New York International Hairdressers Convention LOVELY LADIES 143 W. Lancaster Ave. DOWNINGTOWN, PENNA. ANdrews 9-2594 ANdrews 9-2679 MEDICAL SERVICE COMPANY 143 West Lancaster Avenue DOWNINGTOWN, PENNA. Compliments of LADIES AUXILIARY BRANDYWINE POST NO. 845, V.F.W. Downingtown, Penna. Compliments ot ROMIG'S 44 W. Lancaster Ave. DOWNINGTOWN Records—Television Appliances 98 Funeral Home 107 WEST LANCASTER AVENUE Downingtown, Pennsylvania BRANDYWINE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Incorporated 1877 Manor and Pennsylvania Avenues DOWNINGTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Each Account Insured Up to $10,000 by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation—an Agency of the United States Government Current Rate of Dividend 3! 2% ROBERT CRAWFORD Road Construction Downingtown, R.D. 2, Pennsylvania Compliments of WILSON F. POLLOCK Steel Products 99 Success and Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 GEORGE'S RESTAURANT DOWNINSTOWN Congratulations to the Grads From the GIZMO, JR. Mile East of Coatesville AIRPORT GIZMO West of Coatesville Compliments of G. D. DISTRIBUTING CO. KIRBY AACO, INC. Electrical Contracting Plumbing and Heating Kitchens—Wood and Steel PHONE AN 9-1672 Downingtown, Pa. Phone ANdrews 9-8852 J j URSINI'S BARBERSHOP yaif Open All Day and Evenings 2 Barkers Closed All Day Wednesday 1 (Plenty of Parking) 21 Brandywine Ave. W A Downingtown, Pa. W. A. BURKHART Downingtown, Pa. Lumber . Hauling . Rigging, Etc. Propane Tank Handling a Specialty W. A. BURKHART, JR. Phone: ANdrews 9-1794 Greetings WASTE MOTOR HAULAGE FETHEROLF'S TREE FARMS Thorndale Marshallton Road R.D. 4 WEST CHESTER, PENNA. Manager, Clyde Dillow 100 101 Compliments of CHARLES D. HAYES Florist Cut Flowers and Potted Plants PHONE: ANdrews 9-1408 DOWNINGTOWN, PA. Our Very Best Wishes to the Class of '61 WARREN PONTIAC-BUICK CO. 148 West Lancaster Avenue DOWNINGTOWN, PENNA. Ttu uttocisl DAIRY PRODUCTS Stop at : GUERNSEY COW EXTON, PENNA. 102 PAINTING Interior and Exterior GLENN R. PLANK LIONVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone: FO 3-7145 Success and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1961 THE WOMAN'S CLUB Compliments of WALTON'S STUDIO Commercial Printing DOWNINGTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA BRANDYWINE VALLEY FABRICATORS, INC. Ninth Avenue COATESVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Steel Fabricators Compliments of KRAPF'S SCHOOL BUSES Compliments of BURGESS CHESTER 1. SHOEMAKER DOWNINGTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA ROEDER'S MARKET GLEN MOORE, PA. Self Service Quality Meats PHONE: WH 2-2559 8:30-9:30 P.M. Station No. A-152 OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION WILGIS BODY SHOP General Repairs PHONE: AN 9-1086 16-18 Wallace Avenue Downingtown, Pa. 103 Compliments of BELOIT EASTERN CORPORATION DOWNINGTOWN, PA. RAY G. SHEELER Sales _n— CHEVROLET Service Andrews 9-0214 DOWNINGTOWN, PA. VISIT The Exton Roller Rinlc Compliments of PROVIDENT INDEMNITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 2500 DeKalb Pike NORRISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA AAA KEYSTONE WILErS GARAGE General Repairs Automatic Transmission a Specialty RT. 100 EAGLE Phone: GL 8-5315 State Inspection 105 1 Need Your Head to Run My Business MARIO'S BARBER SHOP EXTON, PENNA. IF IT’S GOOD FOOD YOU WANT ... 'Votit EAGLE HOTEL Eagle, Pa. on Route 100 Compliments of PORTER PAINTER Realtors FARMS, TOWN AND COUNTRY PLACES EXTON, PA. FOxcroft 3-7700 TEXACO SERVICE LIONVILLE GARAGE The gesl Elmer Kochel—Towing Fr'®nd Sen'I. Repairs Your Car Wheel Align. as Rt. 100—FOxcroft 3-7272 ever Had LIONVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA JZx A 1 auton repairs BALLENTINE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Route 100 l j Mile North of Turnpike UWCHLAND, PA. Phone: SL 8-5951 MR. AND MRS. ELMER D. MATTHEWS MILKY WAY FARM R.D., Chester Springs, Pa. FRANK'S BARBER SHOP EAGLE, PENNA. 9 A.M.—7 P.M. Closed Mondays O. W. MOSTELLER Farm, Lawn and Garden Supplies Fuels, Feeds, Hardware CHESTER SPRINGS, PA. Phone: TA 7-2381 106 Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 DOWNINGTOWN INSURANCE BROKERS ASSOCIATION DOWNINGTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Members Raymond E. Brookover W. S. Henderson Son Everett J. Hoopes E. Roy Nellius, Jr. C. P. Roberts Son John E. Rogers Elmer F. Schrumpf Smedley Aumiller 107 OFFICE FOXCROFT 3-7686 RES: FOxcroft 3-7379 HJhU(ord Salei Company WHITFORD. P. O.. PENNA. VJ MILE SOUTH OF ROUTE 30 LIVESTOCK SALE EVERY MONDAY AT 6:00 P. M HORSE SALE EVERY 2ND. ft 4TH. WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7:00 P. M L. ROBERT FRAME. M6R. GIUNTA'S PHARMACY NICHOLAS J. 0IUNTA, Reg. Ph., B.S. Lancaster Ave. and Green St. DOWNINGTOWN, PENNA. AN 9-1977 Make this your headquarters for things financial UPPER MAIN LINE BANK Berwyn . Paoli . Exton Pennsylvania 3 Locations to Serve You MEMBER F.D.I.C. Compliments of DOWNINGTOWN SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 108 DAR-MEL-OIL COMPANY Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of '61 SALES FORD SERVICE Paoli Ford Dealer Since 1921 A-1 USED CARS Buy With Confidence and a Guarantee MATTHEWS SALES COMPANY Nl 4-2600 Paoli, Pennsylvania Nl 4-0600 Compliments of a Friend 109 Compliments of DICK THOMAS DRIVE-IN Exton, Penna. Compliments of D'BERNARDI'S FOOD MARKET 311 Highland Avenue Phone: AN 9-0458 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of KISSH MOTOR PARTS CO. 28 W. Lancaster Ave. Downingtown, Pa. Compliments of BANNOCK FOOD CO., INC. Esco Building WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone OW 6-2054 Manufacturers of Quality Dog Foods Compliments of DON'S PLACE Steaks—Carry-Out—Hoagies 133 W. Lancaster Ave. Downingtown, Pa. PHONE: AN 9-1329 LIONVILLE GENERAL STORE Fresh Ground Hamburger Frozen Food Hardware Paint MARY SOKSO Phone: FO 3-9759 SWARNER'S RESTAURANT Complete Menu—Home Cooking Specializing in Seafood AIR CONDITIONING Phone: ANdrews 9-1289 no Jo Ann Bucky Mary Ann Punkie Fran Judy Barbara Linda A. Bonnie Nancy Jane Joanie Yvette Toni Linda B. Jackie Mary Louise Emily Lois Linda J. Anne Carmelia Mary Ruth Georgia Rosie Margaret Virginia Peggy Sue III RAMBLER B. F. WEAVER MOTORS, INC. 764-66 W. Lincoln Hwy. COATESVILLE, PA. Phone: DUdley 4-0186 THE RED WAGON POTTERY — DINNERWARE CHINA West Chester, Pa. R.D. No. 2 Route 100 North Compliments of BRANDYWINE PAINT COMPANY BARROW DiSANTIS Floor and Window Cleaners Downingtown, Pa. PHONE: AN 9-8890 Compliments of Compliments of THE ARCHIVE OZZIE'S BARBER SHOP 219 W. Lancaster Ave. Downingtown, Pa. DOWNINGTOWN The ARMY NAVY STORE Ad Work Clothes—Shoes We Sportswear Didn't 112 East Lancaster Avenue Set 112 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 jnmi t BiAiiiiiiii A Complete Real Estate and Insurance Service Two Offices for Your Convenience E. Lancaster Pike, Paoli Nl 4-5100 Lincoln Highway, Exton FO 3-7117 For Nearly Three Quarters of a Century The Best Roses for America THE CONARD-PYLE COMPANY Lancaster, Pennsylvania West Grove, Pennsylvania Your Complete Nursery Everything for the Gardener and His Garden STAR ROSES Compliments of INGLESIDE BOWLING LANES Compliments ot BRANDYWINE MACHINE CO., INC. P.O. Box 238 DOWNINGTOWN, PA. ANdrews 9-1221 Stainless Steel Our Specialty 114 WE PROUDLY SPECIALIZE IN CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ICEDALE BUILDERS FO 3-6200 DU 4-2663 EXTON REALTY CO. O INSURANCE APPRAISALS Custom Bum Homes —rz graphs graphs Autographs Iutocjrap is % doks TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made Jooy°9 ?6lJC jurojT um o}6unj(n oq