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

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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

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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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English: But Mrs. Hadfield, Why Can’t I Take Novel III Twice? Sytvia Holder Rip VanWinkle — I need the rest.” — C. Bates Cornelia Connelly's life encompassed all American society, European royalty, the church hierarchy and politics, education, marriage, and children. If I must imagine myself as another American. I choose this woman whose life touched so much and so many. — A. Chambers Jean Kerr can skillfully evoke laughter from such dull necessities as kitchen cleanser and lunch bags. As a leading female humorist, she enioys the distinction of success during her lifetime, definitely an enjoyable accomplishment.” — K. Chamra “I consider Mary Lyon's contribution to be worthy of emulation. She chose to extend education by founding a seminary in 1837 that grew into the first women's college. — E. Hadfield Because she has known personally many of the world s dignitaries, las attended many important historical events, and has affected the lives of many Americans through her faith and courage. I find Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy most intriguing. — S. Holder As Anne Morrow Lindbergh said, ‘The most exhausting thing in life, is being insincere'; therefore. I do not wish to be any American other than myself, or as the Seneca said, 'Thou mquirest what Liberty is? It is to be a slave to nothing — E. MacFarland George Washington — Because I 'loove' to be first.” — K. Szafran (Editor's note; With the Bicentennial in mind, we posed the following question to the faculty: If you had the power to be any American, living or dead, whom would you choose and why’” Those who responded are quoted within this section.) Kathy Chamra Eizabeth Hadfield 26 Janet Gott Caryl Bates