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

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I’ll Be With You In Just A Moment. Shirley Nelms. Tax Assessor Fran Baker. Diane Wagner. Administrative Secretaries ROW 1: Administrative Secretaries — Agnes Lyons. Mary Sheridan. Loretta Wilford ROW 2: Marian Shafran. Janice McGowan. Sue Picone. Dot Roepe. Rody Rowan Janet M. Chalfant. Receptionist Barbara A. Skiles. Principal s Sec. Ruth E. Brookover, Principal’s Sec. 24 Helen Shearer. Attendance

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Guidance: Bring Two Sharpened No. 2 Pencils Marjory Appleby. Counselor George A. Pastino. Counselor Merle Geist. Secretary Joseph Creamer. Counselor Charles J. Shagren. Pro Coordinator Mane Jenkins. Secretary Cynthia Fitz. Counselor If it were possible to combine the wealth of Rose Kennedy, the attractivmess of Mary Tyler Moore, the sensitivity of Carl Rogers and the intellect of Henry Kissinger. I would like to be that person. Because that is not possible. I would choose (even if I had the power) to be no one but myself. — M. Appleby Into each life |oy and laughter must be found. W. C. Fields was one who could be serious, one who had the ability to make people laugh, to forget their problems, to enjoy living. Such a person is truly a necessity and always an asset to mankind. — J. Creamer I think that Lucille Ball has an interesting life. She is an excellent business woman, she has succeeded in her chosen field, and she has made her own particular contribution to American culture, by entertaining three generations. She will probably be as well known 50 years from now as she is today. — C. Fitz Thomas Jefferson was a man of great wisdom. He is best remembered as the author of the Declaration of Independence and as the third president of the United States. Little is known of his many inventions, his farming and his decimal system of coinage. He truly was one of the greatest thinkers that every lived. It would be an honor to be half that brilliant. — G. Pastino. I would choose Benjamin Franklin because he was a great statesman, inventor, and signer of the Declaration of Independence. Today he has a multi-million dollar company named after him, and he has his picture on the $100 bill. On top of all this, the man really knew how to have a good time. — C. Shagren 23

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'S' Dudley Drove Off Into Retirement In 76. Good Luck! Mrs Blevins. Mrs. Travaglim Mr Dudley Blevins (Retiring) CAFETERIA PERSONNEL — ROW 1: Mr. Childs. Mrs. Daylor. Mrs Casenta. Mrs. MacDonald ROW 2: Mrs. Bogush. Mrs. fennelly. Mrs Morgan, Mrs Swatner. Mrs. Katherman. Mrs. Faber. ROW 3: Mrs. Diluigi. Mrs. McGokjrich. Mrs. March. Mrs. Sigle. Mrs Murphy. Mrs Dunmoyer. Mrs Phillips. Mrs. Marcocci. Mrs. Kneuser. Mrs. Mam. Mr Maui Mrs Williams Mr Williams Mrs. Ulissi (Retiring) 25