Eddystone High School - Beacon Yearbook (Eddystone, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1946 volume:

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M114 W2 Z 4 Z MR, VVALDIE Fixe xeirs Hqo l mide hrst re'zl acquaintince with the class of 1946 xxhile xou xx ere in the eiqhth qrade Since then new members in the ninth 'md tenth qrwdes minus those xx ho made some trips with Uncle S1m resulted in the present Senior Cliss Durinq those hxe veirs xou experienced the qre'1test xxorld disorder thit historx his recorded Naturwllv this disorder reflected itself on xou It meint xou hid to mike 'idlustments in your ittitudes toxx 1rd life in qeneml Some of these deminds you met creditiblx Nou the wctuil conflict is ended md the oblectix es wppsirentlx hue been 'ichiexed throuqh xictorv xe irs You xx ho xxill lixe throuqh the future must tike ixit il p art in directinc, it Before xou cm direct it xxisclv you must be prepircd ment illy ind spirit L11 x Your qriduition will indicite th'1t you hixe met certiin requirements in historx m1them'1tics michine prvctices etc What you hue learned xxill be determined bv your future reactions to the demands of society You qo out xxith the best wishes of 'ill with whom you haxe been lSSOClhilCCl C T WALDIE nv 3 Miss Abrmnchuck Miss Iames I I. 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MMM I1Il,3J'El1-IJNFS - Y' X , WX- y N1 D Mm Cmuclxnm xII',rx1.iT'IUl1 Welcome to the debut of the Semor Clams For three xewrs xxe h ue been preparmg for thls hlghllqht of our hxgh school daxs Some of us haxe been together for three and four xears ind can look back to our minv socml exents xxlth satlsfictlon Amonq them were the lnllovxe en Dance Comnc Strlp Dance Polka Dot Dwnce and Mardn Gris ln the Senior ve'1r 1n executnxe commlttee vms orq'm1 ed xxlth the cl Iss treasurer and B Abel secretarv ind four representwtxxes from eich home room The orqam atnon took c'1re of he ch urminshnp of the COlTlITl1ttQCS for soclal ex ents ind busmess vxhlch sax ed c1ll1nq '1 cliss meetmq for somethmq small Now that our debut IS almost over the Senxor Class thwnks thelr nd users Mr Doran Mrs Goodman and Mr MHFIOU for their pitlence under standmq and quldance which hax e helped us throuqh our Senior lrllqh School years GUESTS Ulf HU UB I ' l v A . - . c-- I ! C , C V . , 5 K . c I lc Y . V. c A . 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AINN M DOLGHILRTY Comaneru al Eddy stone If eyes were made for see th n lu auty as as oaan ex for lwemg lu Ama LUSL llOL'SI'lf l'LqlllI'C IH? CYLLNC VNLIL qaaate xxallanq to aeupt the faets land flqures l ILARL hGGERS HAROI D DI 'NXEH X oe atzora al lVl areus Hoof Buckwheat iqrees Om thanq as forex er qood Th at one thanq as ueeess a h aan s ta e o MlCl'lAl I DRISCOLL VOL1IlOl1il Eddy stom e hr a htlaewer takmq thanqs easy And lf, ave ll h us leasurf. to be qood a L asks of late MARIORIE ILILBLCK Commerual Essmqton Voc ataonal Essmqtoaa The fruat derased ro h sweetest of plea labor as t e of In 42' urts l arl eares aa for svaeet pleasures Wath ra amhataon and loahnq for a ho hy our eapahle athlete leads eoaatented late m s l o lu RICHARD ALLAN I1R QEK OL IIIOI Ask am no questaoras ll tall you no l s Raehae xasts has teachers Of cou Re xt knoaxs all the msxx laaat lat just doesnt lake to L laaaaas ' an aal Fdds stone and FSL l FS Olll Of Mt-arqe ue may say she has The maldest manners and the qentlest lu art Vho Could but llkc a sxxell qal Ill GlI'.ORGl2. Fl: RGD SON Von ataon al Upland Gaorqe laamsl a ros- utau lVl.arane. 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' ' ' ' 3 5 ' ' - ' - rlh' a zar hat ' ataat A self, ' ' 7 Q, . 4 . as h .lgjg ' 1 . H5225 a . , . . l I 3 , I, i - - E ' fe l'l CAMILLO FRAINCISCO Voeatnonal L Tommy hopes eyentually t oxyn a Department Store Ord 1nar1ly In eyery age and Chme yu. su. Tvxo of a trade can ncer 1gree hut qettmg alonq vnth 1 fella I k 1 e Tommy yull he CISX for anyone. MARY GOINZAI VPS Aeadcmu. I ddystom LC1ust Mlfy lmflnus IS LLILILIUOII forms tht common I IIIIIIC t L t NIL IN Ht tu' tru s me med s 1 IS m1dt 1 LODSLIOUS effort to IL uunul 1tL the lcnoyxlf. dqt th at yxlll e111hlt her to tnttr eolleqt mu ood GI ADX S GIBSON Commeru 1l 'X'I1rcus I oo An IIIFILIIXL miss Gl1dxs1s demure md retlrmq VK hen she blushes So smut the hlush of hash fulness Een pxty sL1ru. can sh ess HI II N GOOD COllllIlLFkl ul l'ddystom orty lnlk mu hut tn n xturtd lass would hke. to mum rms illl' XV1 ho L tr futurt mtnu xull dlsproyt tht LILIOIIIIOII H tytn sands s q od rm 1t hut tht LILXII su ls us Looks MARY KATHERINIL GORI1 Ac1dem1c Upl md Mire knovxs the may to 1 min s heart hut she S1ys Th C SU est NN ly to hit I XKOIITHIS h eart 15 to take PIIITI kntelmq lVVe wonder 1f she his myont 1n mmd7l MARY IEAIN GRADI' N ALCACICIIIIC A N11 1tmqale our 1ttr1Lt1u 1 L mlss lean We ops. when she, becomes m R TN shell plty the p1t1ents md rw. memhtr Some FCITILCIIKS r bpl md prospeetlxe Florcnu DOLORI 5 MAIL GOUDY Commeru 1l Eddy stont A popul1r 1ll 1round ITIISS IS ee AL lu 1 sports 1n school 1Lt1y1t1es she. Siys of danemq Come d trlp xt IS ye 1 On the hqht fmt 1st1C toe PEGGY Il I GRI I:,'NHAWK AL ICICINIL Lev. dom Est att s X tn I 111s s1cls you qu rm utter p1lls x be m 3r1tefulrtsponsL to Ptqqy In orts IN I XX It SLIFC Plq S SXKtk IIIL SS LOU K BN-., MS l worst th 1n the d1se1st Cotmttrmt my hntttr plls 9' avi 15 gp- ROBERT C HANNLM ot atton tl M argus I-look o n ht onqtm al mt rry m alstr of ll H S has atqul td m my frltnds throuqla hts utt Tl most who lsnoxx Bob lanoyx lat s mart onq LSTHILR DOLORI SHIGLILR Commt ru al arrtfagts Q made heaycn hu thats OK vuth lVl1Qkey VVhtn x h Btll shc fttls as thouqh sht xxcro. out of this yxorld BETTX I HOLDS-VX ORTH Commcru al Lama ood xx htm m Last X ou know all other thmqs 1 q yt p apt t aust anythmq tan h apptn xxhtn our xxx attous B looks o t of hcr prttty tus at you SllllA HC lx Eddy stont DDRIS HARPI' R Commtrtt al l'ddy stota arp tan lu sun putttr Ll around t r tr t qtttmq N nt p atttml cxptrttmt l1llI'L llortst Nho ous a ar tn loxts qrttnhoust OO BLANCHL B HILYARD AL ada mm Eddy stone Tht dcllqhtful xut of Snuq qlts IS om of tht reasons for thts ytrsatllt stmors popular tty VVhy yyorry Laugh and the yyorld l unuqqs auqhs math you h II'A'N'Nl T I l' HOI OBOVICH At adtmat I' ddy stout What lk lowly mytr d rcs so Holm a pretty lasslt of tht S tutor Class as assurtd of hay mt alotaq IDC AR RAE 'XKYND INDI I NI I at attou N :nu l oo lKll7 U XX I O 1 LL asv. ll ll iLl IUNI K NIX l K 1 N HIS L n tl k LV llll 16 at t tu IftCl'iIl GERALD F. 1 errx the pere I . o FHS knows that HI-Iappi ness sctms made to ht- shear-d does his hest to see that tnly distributed f A Jost s X HR . .. Voc itional Linwood - ' I Midnight s f Ti sy dance and jo iy are enioyed hy our agile Vt jltterhuq of the senior class WII.I.I Voc itior l S: Commercial OLIS IACONO ACKSON Mi us Hook nniul sunshim Lou7 hout and raver II.l5 Hook AM lAlVllfS K I'il lVI'lI'Cl1S require skil n A things an 'appetitcfl hut Ace. popular versatile athlete f he senior class. has both. lVNe img ' ' im es', - ' ht 'idd 'as sonuti Q l Dont hlush, ue. DORIS LIEXVIS Trainer Dot is an mnhitious senior who wants to hcconie za good secretary. She doesnt mind ' ' knows, Bc not k for she lv long- wor idle and you shall not Q ing. ple COIIIIIICI'Cl'll L Atidtniic Linn ood i rat IdH5 tt O could thu' for with Lou is our pi ot ut could lit is Llosa to hc men is sonit of us ucr vxill bt hh ROBHZT KEETH yours Vocation il Eddy stone e fix orite with Du c f is ind qils Kind not 0 y in sports! reilizts Hou pleas it is to hut mono an IC qoes In for Q more usa t nqs it KNORR I X I I H N Itddystom e e' r 'i out e o Fvelyns typing 'i Il she er g - shorthwnd wssigninents. Sri ni'in'xges to he one of the most dependwhle girls in the senior class. VIOLA I,,IiVVIS rci'al Essington Comme 1 ' danc- VVhcncver theres tap ing to he done. Vi is quite capable of taking over, Youll all aqree she makes an attrac- ind her sunrix- tive ldancer, t h-r temples like locks hung on t Q1 golden fleece. qw 1? 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H011 1 lI11IlI I1 s r 11I111I s1x o INI1I ARWOIN I I IONIAS II Colwyn X 111 1111111 11 1111111 I1 ond. 11 1I11 1111o1I I1111 1l1ss o kl 1 111 111 1 1 11111111c11, Il 111d rI1o1111 ll 11 '1111I 1111115 1111111 III 11 r 1 1r1 M'1C'S 11111111111 1 11 1111l11111111x 5 AUGUSTA NEWS DORIS MARIE MILES Commercial Ed dystone Doriss aim is Florida or bust. Good luck. 1Or should we say' Bon Voyagell XVhen you get there we hope you wont be quoted as saying. When I was home. I was in a better place: but travellers must be content. ROSE MARY MITCHI' LL Commerci il Eddy stone There s nothinq th it ill iys in mqry mind so soon is a sweat beauty. and with eyes like those of Mitch who would want to arquc7 EVELYN MCKANE Academic Eddystone Hlnnocence in genius, and candor in power. are both noble qualities, and our versa- tile editor-in-chief possesses them both. A ELILABE'IH MOITZ Commcrci il Upl and A we idvmct in life wt le irn the limits of our ibilities but not so with our attractive Betty Imrqttic and capable ful to su my limit to L incrcisinq ibility Academic Were glad to heir The nurses tongue is privileged to talk When Gussie becomes 1 Navy Nurse shell be able to tell us about her Marcus Hook operations KATHRYN O NEILL Academic Eddystone Kitty a pretty lass imonq the seniors may well be e membered for her pleasantness md need neyer feir of losinq a friendship for If to r sh ire some female errors fall Look on her face and oull GERTRUDE NEWBURG Commercial Eddystone The mirror of all courtesy is our deliqhtful little blonde Her sincerity and cooperation haye won Gertie many friends PETER PANKIVV Voc :tional Chester We wonder what Pete had in mind when he said hed like to own a business Could b it e this7 The rule of my life is to mak b e usiness 1 pleasure and pleasure my business 5 K . K x li Y forqet em all 33' Q. in if I9 'Um ...A NICHOLAS PATRONE Vocational Marcus Hook Retired Leisure That is trim qardens takes his pleasure seems to be a very appealing future to Nick He believes in taking things easy LAWRENCE PUGH Vocational Brookhaven It IS not alvtays spring hu whatever the season Larry s alvsays happy and his atten tions can be diverted easily to passing fancies BILLIE RESTUCCI Academic Eddystone The only may to have a friend is to be one believes Bill the cute amiable Academ ic, whose friends can testify to the validity of this statement. RAYMOND VV, RHOADES Vocational Trainer Ray' has decided to hunt for a gold mine. VK'ondering. VVhat female heart can gold despisef' VVe can understand what motivates this ambition. but were wondering why' hes looking for Kilroy. 20 'N GEORGE POWELL Vocational Eddy stone Niter begs A little more sleep and a little more slumber and Ill achieve my ambition to be the laziest man in the world GENE F REGENBOGEN Academic Eddy stone Gene a prominent thespian of the class of 46 knows the following quotation to be true and so does his best to ac commodate his audiences The drama s laws the drama s patrons give For we that live to please must please to live FRANCIS RHEIN Vocational Colm yn Let the appetite be obedient to reason but Frame isnt one for reasoning where food concerned. We know he will prove just as capable a ma- chinist as he does in deyouring ood, YESTA ROBINSON Commercial Marcus Hook 'The true University of these days is a collection of Booksfl so Yee has decided to become a librarian. IOHN QACHAROK AL idtniic Tr iintr So is The yyinds md yyayts llyy o tl1 side of e 1hltst I1 iyiqztors so 1r11 Sacks fritnds VVL ill IOIII 111 yyishmq 11111 1 happy 1nd sueeess u rttr 111 the lN1yy GPORGE SMITH QEAMEIN N oe 1t1onal Parkside George really qots in for syyimminq and his ambition is to syyim like Alin Ford VVatLh for the hiqh tide Georqe vue re told A great ship asks deep yy ite rs ROBERT 'VI SHAFFER X oeat1on1l Eddy sto11e Thy fair hair my heart en chinted dtLl1res Slim while After qr1du1t1o11 Qlim has de ei td t study mechinieil drayyinq ind rmq the bells of 111 1tr1111o11y ERAINCIRS QIDFS Comme rei 1l Eddy stone Franny may stop you on her yy.-1y to the Eddy Theatre my night in the yytek and say But since I 'tm 11ot lord of the sun nor yet of the realme beloyy Would you c are to behold that I haye tyyo se its for an eleqant 111oy1e shoyy HAROLD T QNIALLWOOD Vocational Upl 1nd Splinter VK hose little body lodqed imiqhty mind neednt depend on hriyyn y th 1ll the qray mitttr lit possesses THOMAQ QHUSTOCK Vocational Essinqton VV1nd1nq up days of toil vyith nights of sleep is Shark s '13 FRANK QILVFSTRI Vocation 1l Linwood The president of our Class appropriately nicknamed Shorty has one ambition in life qrow Good luck Frank but remember The lofty oak from a small acorn qrovys ROBERT SMITH Vocational Essinqton Smitty yxants to be an eng meer and Hier Because of his 1onsc1ent1ousness and sincerit It is understandihle yyhy H ittains yyhiteyer he pursues 21 2 If 4' Y . 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I3',ff,Myv, ,-, w W-'I P, u?'1N W4 ELM., IX., IM.- Iw- X 2 H N1 ll ISV V. NI xx N1 IT NI I L lv N1 Yllwll is 5 1 Once in a while there emerges an enthusiastic and ambitious class. This year the Iunior Class stepped from behind the curtain and took a number of bows. Among their many accomplishments was taking first place in the Annual Play Contest. Ioining with the Seniors they served on committees for the Iunior-Senior Prom. ln addition to these two big moments, they were participants in other school affairs, such as dances and athletics. The Iunior Class was led by its advisers, Miss Kirkpatrick, Mr. Kimes. Miss Mitchell, Miss Wilde, Miss Connelly, Mr. Rosse and their president Samuel Erb, aiding them were Mary Aniston, secretary, and Iohn Evans. treasurer. B-UEBS an X. L., ,' ,.. 44 ' W' 1 2 Wffli Sf 'L 'ffwv 'lf .Af C' 5 M 5 ffm If ., . ' n 's Mp ,Z I 4 ' ' iii as L 1 . A s-4 , Q . K c f. 5 . . ' 'P 'VJ ' Q Q O f . or 4 1 1 N ,- In. v..,'. ' 's v I I ju, :kQ 'N ' QV' -7' wt W 3 R 5 Q, Q 4? VV s v 5 if WQfq ' f nf Q f Q Q' , ?. ' ff. n h .V . ' A 1 f - v,, -If M' bf, Tux., 4?L 0?'4 N 9. 4 I ,I A Ki, , Q n . fic I I 5 1 , ' yr ' . in I x A , V ,T N '- Qi' 5, f'5'3f --7:55 'i f . f v A ' A , , Q' Q 3 Tl fl -2? ' 5 ' M 8 ' E4 , K K4 5 V? 4 A 2 iii Vw , I WJ K ' V ft ff if r 1 ' Y is' ' - 'lf . x -, 'I EFL A se ul l F' v H -I 1.33. 'A 'Q H 'xq. .'f . ?lK.'Ag H 'VW :fm M r .f . ,V 5, iff Q. b A x ,H rr fa? Y . ,1 ' 'mf z 5 - QQ ' if , i if 1 1- - gig I .N V . f'i'. :,.. V x ', kwa. 'v'. ln' ,f I 1 The Sophomore Class proved to be a dynamo in the school's activities. Under the guidance of their advisers Miss Young, Miss Burn. Miss McGillen, Miss Soroka, Mr. Wheelahan. Mr. Fryer. and their president B. Husted: they had an outstanding year. The assistants were Cornelius Dacey. vice-president: Lorraine Comfort, secretary, and Dennis Green, treasurer. The Sophs made a splendid showing in the annual play contest. With little experience. the young thespians proved to be the up and coming artists of the school. ln the fall, the Sophomores' closed party was a delightful occasion, and one to he long remembered. The Soph Hop was the climax of the spring activities for the class. THEIR ESEUHTS IO-A First row lleft to rightl: Cardile. C. Dficcy. E. Blanche. F. Boerner. Second row: R. Dunn. K. Ellis. E Covington. Miss Soroka. R. Ainsworth. L. Comfort. M. Antonini. Third row: G. Bingnear. B. Erh. E. Brogan. L. Bur- kins. D. Deforest. F, Bothner. M. Booth. A. D'Amico. Fourth row: Barrett. V. Castagna. D. Brown. P. Andrianopolis. C. Dundee. N. Chietto. A. Austin. R. Brahson. Ersek. IU-B First row lleft to rigihtbz C. Honchen. I. Hollis. I. Kerr, R. lmhurgiai, P. Iulius. Second row: R. Hannum. D. Green. I. Hul-c. D. Iones. R. Cue, A. Getz. R. Gold. H. Iohnson. E. Emplit. Third row: B. Husted, A. Lzinkford. K. Fzitzinick, R Griffis. Glass. Klysa. R. Griggs. I. Higgins, B. Laver. D. Kolodi. L. Lewis. Fourth row: M. Cvrear. Gray. Irvine, Hook. I. Herbis. B. Konegan. I. Hovmrd. L. Hudson. M. Iohnston, IU-C First row llcft to rightlz L. Pierce. L.1inlwcrt. R Pnden. C. Lorenz. H. Hewell. B. Neairney. F Nziviclcas. C. Lamb. Second row: Potser, R. Pastore. Cv. Moore. Men- inchini. F. Price. L. Pulos, L. Luniewski, D Mattoet. M. Murtaugh. Third row: Miss McGillen. Pidhorecki. M. McGee G. Mullen. M. Montella. I. McCzifTerty. L. Lina- weziver. McCafferty. B. Pziscuito. R. Parker, I Naiugle. R. Pastore. Fourth row: Pyett, C. Lehman. N. Lipschutz. VY Mnttliews. M. Miles. Maier, R. Moore. Mor' gan. C. McClain. IO-D First row tleft to rightiz R. Savage. A. Urain. D Simon. Ruckle. C. VValker. Sganiccho. R Reese. XK'arrington. M. VVheeler. Second row: VVood. E. Rochon. E. Yound, A. M XN'under. Miss Burn, D. VVest, R. Shawd. I VVhite. S. Zakorchemny. Third row: Cv. Silvestri. V, Stevens. M, Tzirbutton D. VK'ehster. T. Rowe. H. Sherman. D. Taylor V. VVilgis. A. Venuti. H. Smeal. R. Stilley, D Sweigart. Fourth row: T, VVilliams. G. Tobin. E. Schoenlmerger VV. NVilliams. F. Smith. H. Scott, G. Stuhmer, C VVertz. VV. Young. 9 N! .AJA Sctoiitl row. Ii l.oiiii F. N'lglflxx'vc. li Millcr. Xlr W A Crow. l. Brush. l.. Aiitlt-rsori. I Cot' I Brin. N ond rou VN. Clark. Xl lidixotlc. R Ciiopvr. Xl Rdritk. A Aiitiiito. Ii Ciirrv. ll llixitlxpgg ircl roxx' 'l' Cortorzm. l Croxulcr. If Atthiscwri IJ Cortomii, A. llmttistoiic, S Crothvrx. D. Bzxsxltr A. Athims. D. DcGr.iu-. Fourth rom. B Cuxsidy. D. D.m5. li Corxo. l Crompton. C, Doiiqhtgy Cnrrol. A Atkiiifoii Nl. Croiisligivc. A Aiitlrt-xv. H. Bdxtcr. U-ll lirsl row tlcft to riqlitl' VV. Lewis, G. Gray, I llimm. NV. l.ym'h. T. Hoopcs. ccond row: D. Edwards, D. Emlwrt. D. Forliin Miss Chzimhcrlziin. R. ldcksoii. D. Forliiio, Griggs. Kicscl, lf. lflvright. G. Fortc. G. Km-th, M. Hin ilton, D. Hastings. Fourth row: VV. Fcrrcl, Griiylwul. B. lfhcrt. H Friczc. B. Geary. M. Forte, B, lflliot, VV. Ersc XV. Gairrcri. UC . . . . .vitlt K1 lxloorc A lNltl'Xii1Il C1 Kloorv. ll loom: 1 'lf lNlgGux'crii. Smith. A Piztf, Ii fNltlflwct'. Sl Pugh ' mu w r' , . . t iii . . it. I.-uk!-. C3 Nlitliuv. l: Nltflrmi. I Milt-X. ll Nui i If Nltiiiiik. Y N'l.irxvl R All1.l.iZ1n'X', Nl Nl-ir'ii.i ll l.zi.m-iilniiziili. N1 fN'l.itto:1i Q1 A'loiitt1e12Zt':X l Nltlluriiiott, C, Rvcsc ird row: C. Fallon, A. Furry, li. Eclwiirds, l Iir I ioxx IIQII to riqht Smith VX ood E Se erx R XX ird R Speme H Sh ink XX' S ablewxitz Sword roxx C1 Ticrnu Shxvt S X'Xard iss Tixlor If Sariqi C Smith E X'Xood Third roxx H Rtsidf, E X'X'ojs 'XI Simmons Cv Strriqixttgh S Smith 'N Shidt H X'Xdley X'XiIk1nSon D VX anner T Tixlor Iourth roxx VX St ihmer S VXOIIQ R VXdrrinqton 'XI XX ilsh Spa ir Cv Slpf. C XVIIZ M Rtsidt P Sttfmouit I5 Thomas I IQ-HTH GRADI NI x iiqhtl P MgFirl ind Hou ir i I Hodnntt D Dtllobuono XV Htdriak R Smith Suond ron IX'I1ttco S Kitchen E Simcov G Currx Mr Stcrmr A Kosmuk R Hovx it ones I Loull 'VI V inSux tr Ftinhcrq V Qucensbf. rry E Pom LII P issxx iter S H itton I. DiPI acido Iourth roxx Ilrstk A Reqenboqgn R McCvhct E. O Bt rne Shia lds R Sh iffcr L Rovlcs R Dom ilevx ski H Trimble F O Null SI XI IN FH GRADI I ou tt I VXI Restuui Poxxell I Aniston VX Ebert Sttond roxx R Mittto G Goodthild G Cook Miss Dolhoxx VX' Miitldnd 'VI Comfort H Good rig Third roxx P Zimith R Emhert M Douqhty D Kochan R Zaclrx L VX hitiq 'N Lipihutz M P on A Zinihitis I.. Siroli IVI Harrie M Hovuarth R Thompson C Roxxlu Fourth roxk B Ch ik Puqh I4 X'Xr1qht C 'Ig C trty I Cilliqhtr C Hirris M Hoffman R Anthony XV Moliktn M Minn Cv Mnlxin R Higkindn ,QV V R..-40 5 A V . , 9-D 5 s ' 'Y - 'R 5:I. ' ' . . II. R -' I ': . ' i 'a '. . Y ' , . .i va.: , V. -2 . '. 4' I. , I aA , , Q. Ifir. rox' ilt-ft to r . ' 2 z . 'z II. I . . Third row: I. Crowder, I. Springer, I. Hill, R. McKnifI. 4 . Az 'z '. . Q , . ' 2 ' . Firs r ' ll-I to righ I: G. 'ill, J R. .uh , , I . . , , - L1I....'Z if '. ' 1 f ' ': , 2 , I . 2. I 'l , . IX '- riff' ', .. 'Q 2, ' . . I . eb . N W L l I5fulluxx'11151 um' cm mg cm, wx lu Q14 rcs who I'1L1INCl'1Wl1S gxptixitics whigh mxc livlpml in prcpgwc uw Im' um' debut lin Y 'The social hours. swift-wing'd unnotic'd fleet. Editor-in-Chief . . .Evelyn lVlcKzine Asst. Editor .... Ieanette Holohovich Arr Editor .,......... Betty Nloit: Activity Editor . . .Blanche Hilyaird Sports Editors ....... lane Boxvhaill Eugene Regenbogen Iunior Class Editor ..Doris DuBois Class Editor ....... Bertha Tyson Photography Editor. .Peter Painkixx' Tt X .. i'Ah, ye knights of the pcnf Nitty honor Business Editor ..... Evelyn Knorr Advertising Mgr, .. .Gina Antonini I be your shield and truth tip your lancesfu A'Honour is purchased by the deeds we do: honour is not won. The ultimate reward for Iuniors and Seniors possessing qualities of Leadership, Scholar- ship, Character and Service is the National Honor Society. Membership in this Society is a rare privilege and must be deserved. Its main activities are preparing the honor roll each six weeks and selling personalized post cards, stationery and name tags. Conducted by the old members, the installation of new members took place in March, rewarding eight new Seniors and six Iuniors. The leaders of the Society are: Betty Moitz, president: Evelyn McKane, vice-president: lane Bowhall, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Dolbow, adviser. A special feature of the Honor Society program this year was the forming of the Iunior National Honor Society. For the first time in the history of the school the members of the Sophomore class have been noticed for their traits of Leadership, Scholarship, Service, Citi- zenship, and Character. Membership in the Society does not mean that they will be a part of the National Honor Society, but it does recognize their work. Four boys and three girls were elected as a nucleus for this new organization of honor. NATIONAL HUNOB Somew W N The drama's laws, the drama's patrons give. Long remembered will be this year's Play Contest, a presentation of the Dramatic Club. This contest is sponsored once a year by the Club and is a main event of the season. Besides being friendly rivalry for the classes, it spurs on the opposing casts to their best efforts. The Iunior class achieved their goal this year by being recognized as having the best play of the Contest. They produced the one-act comedy, Thank You, Doctor, by George Kelly. Honorable mention was given to the Seniors for their presentation of the satire, The Flattering Word, by Gilbert Emery. The Sophomores presented The Kid Makes Up His Mind, by Iohn Kirkpatrick. The awards for best actress went to Blanche Hilyard, Senior, Billie Restucci and Ange- lina Venuti, were chosen for honorable mention. On the male side, the awards went to Eugene Regenbogen, first place, and Elbert Smith, honorable mention. Assigning permanent coaches for the plays was one of the innovations of the Dramatic Club this year. Coaching the plays this year and continuing onward were Miss Kirkpatrick, Miss Young and Miss Dolbow, who has supervised the Dramatic Club for the past eleven years. Each year, during the month of May, officers are elected for the following year. This year's officers include: Mary Gonzalves, president: Blanche Hilyard, vice-president: Nettie Rubino, secretary and Billie Restucci, treasurer. 37 I K Kahil Gibran, in beautiful language, has stated the goal of the band-the culture aspects which come from an acquaintance with good music rather than the superficiality of football field technique. When football season closed, the band put away its marches and began the serious study of the better types of music. To cultimate the sincere efforts. a program was given before the Assembly. in which music by Saint Saens, Gounod. and Gluck was per- formed. Adding much to the appearance of the band at football games were the majorettes and color guards. They performed equally well at all games, and lNlr. Doran was well pleased with their sincerity and faithfulness. Seniors among the band, majorettes. and color guard will be difficult to replace, since twelve will graduate this Iune. of Iflvfl' yfflx tllsn. mul fum! fur qvnllr Milli..- -lrul if llivrv FIPIIII' Iliw .VflI'LIl'I'S Il Illf' finrzrvrs nuff ilu' flulv pluvvwrs lun I nr llzwv lun. ure' ,Zllfll1'I'I'l'S u franl.'il1rwl1.w. nuff Ilml icliirli Illl'-Y lxrin Illllllyll 'frisliinrrvrl nf rlrvunis. ix ruimv 'Um ' rs l'MLlSiC Hath Charms 'I I A 56 A A ln everybody's life music has a certain place. This especially is true with the fifty mem- bers who devote their time conscientiously to develop excellent programs which are enjoyed by all. The Christmas Candle Light Service was an excellent example of this hard-working attitude. This program. under the excellent direction of Miss Burn. proved a success and brought an inspiring atmosphere over all of the attentive audience. The Clubs are practicing for their final performance in May. The Spring Concert, a merge of the boys' and girls' Glee Clubs. will be the climax of hours of hard work and studying. As beautiful and exciting as the program will be, it will be sad for almost half of the club who will be leaving through graduation. It has been many years since there was a Boys' Glee Club as there is now. Led by Mr. Doran the boys have responded eagerly. Fifty voices combined in deep, rich tones would make any one as proud of them as wc arc. .r th JJ . qi, X cfx ur L. TXi 'Q iiSmall service is true service while it lasts. After much planning the monitor system finally got under way this year. The monitors have taken on many more responsibilities and duties in accordance with the new program. The new addition to the monitor system is that ol the hall monitors, who go to assigned posts during the passing of classes. The students have taken an active interest in this organization and thus the school spirit has improved. Through the careful guidance and leadership of Miss Kirkpatrick, the group was greatly inspired. Through the coordinated effort of each individual. the position of Student Participation as a part of the school organization was greatly strengthened. W UUHITHI -io Face life squarely. Find and give the best. A most xvorthy organization is the Tri Hi. The meetings are spent doing manx' useful things. such as discussing different vouth problems and making arrangements for outside contacts xvith other Tri lli groups. Under the leadership of Martha Taylor, adviser, and the officers: Anna Tatasciore. president: Augusta News, vice-president: Delhna Cavallo, secretary: Blanche Prendergast. treasurer, The club has had success in striving to live by their motto. Their success is due to the fact that the members firmly believe in their motto. They truly set a shining example for the other pupils to follow as thev endeavor to get the letter things from life. There are verv few persons who pursue science with true dignitv With the return of Mr Rarick an additional actixitx xx as offered to the tudcnts thc Science Club This orqani ation qix es the inquisitixe minds a ch ance to explore the unlxnoxxn and knoxxn fields of science The most prominent interest among the members is that ol photoqraphv Lnder the leadership of the adxiser Mr Rarick and ofliccrs Louis icono president Robert Tivlor xice president Blanche Hilx ard secretarx cinette Holoboxich tic isurer the orqanl ation has taken its place among the other ictixitlts of the school 41 1 K 5 L Q 4 . I . I c c -A c c 4 'T X' 'c, 5 X S N' T . ' . Q 1 'Ze ' x 'L ' ' . 1 z 1' ' ' K , D . . -T . ,T A I ,T K K .1 K K Q V . J ' . . . ' 2 X ' fi 3 If , ' a 1 . al , - 1 I ijt , Q 1 In a ' . 'wx 1 X I. '11 ' ex . 'Q . . 1 a z 5 . 'K LNN 1 5 R Y L I L 'lb lwllvx' qwpx xwiwh prx v 'xx' mfHIlu1iIixI1.. lvl' duh an ww1r1ivv'p.sx'Ik lamb fhxsnxillx ill 'hm-xltqh mln' mmli.1m ui Sputlx 1!e f -5- I s E- -E For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name. He marks-not that you won or lost. but how you played the game. . . . weekly half a million men iwho never actually played the gamel ,... Football prospects certainly were not bright this fall. Coach Marion had four lettermen to form the nucleus for the '45 squad. The season opened with three losses. A more experienced Collingdale squad ran rough- shod over the green Stoners. Downington, despite their inept ball-handling, managed to pull themselves together long enough to eke out a I2-O win. Dropping a heartbreaker to Glen-Nor 2-0 would have been enough to break the morale of any team. ' Not in the least disheartened by these losses. the team went out and turned the tables by overwhelming Darby, The eleven which had a tendency to run alternately hot and cold all season, lost to Clifton. Going to the other extreme the next week, they played inspired ball against formid- Look on and shout, While two-and-twenty hirelings hack a ball about. able Chester. Displaying sporadic bursts of versatility, they nevertheless lost 12-7. Suffering from many in- juries as a result of that magnificently fought game. they were easy prey for speedy Prospect. Again, the team that wouldn't give up, pulled one out of the fire. They nosed out and upset a heavily favored Ridley Park team. Winding up the season with the annual Turkey Day game, Eddystone went out to meet the Raiders on their field. She came out of the fray loser on the tail end of a 25-O score, Most people think that hockey is just a robust game, but to those girls who play the game, and play it right, know it as a sport that requires skill and practice. When the girls play they create coordination which is not only useful in hockey, but in everyday life. The varsity squad had one of the best hockey teams that Eddystone has had in many years, winning six, tying one, and losing two. The girls started off on the wrong foot by losing to Glen-Nor 2-1. They came back and corrected their mistakes by beating Lansdowne 1-0. Darby 4-O, and Nether Providence 2-0. A scoreless tie Opp, lidtly. VARSITY Glen-Nor . . . . 2 l..msiloxx'i1t . , . Ll Darlw ..... . . U Nt-tlicr pI'UYlklCllkk U Slmrimii llill 1' Clifton Ht-iglits U Rzcllcx' Township l Collinqdalc . . . , l Ritllcx' Park ... .. -l Q f Many sha 1 X. Ng ff 'Ls 7 Z 9 A 'gf' 44, run to and fro. was next on the lassies' list with Sharon Hill. Still fight- ing the girls beat Clifton Heights l-O. Ridley Township and Collingdale were the girls' next victims, both of a 3-1 score. Ridley Park ended their season by a set back of 4-l. The team will lose practically all of its strong back- field, The team captain, Betty Moitz, will be greatly missed. lane Bowhall, Dolores Goudy, Mary Gonzalves, Frances Sides, and Blanche Hilyard will also be hard to replace. :saw IUNIOR VARSITY Oppoiicnts c3lt'll-NKJV . . . 5 l,f1IlSLlOXX'IlL' . , , , fm lj.i:'lny .4....,. , 3 N-rtliur Providciicc . 2 Wim, lilmroii Hill ..... , 3 Ciiltgn llvightn ..,.. U llyllry T' wztshxp . . . 2 Qoliulj falc . ..,..,. . l llllcy Park . .. . 5 liddy U tl Ll U U l tl I l 10x My Edystones basketball team this year. despite its diminutiveness, its lack of stature, turned out a fine performance winning ll out of 16 games. With the uncanny shooting of Keeth and McElwee, the superla- tive guarding and ball-handling of Kilby, and the stellar work of Eggers and lVlcLarnon under the backboards, Coach Fryer put a team on the floor that started like a house afire defeating Collingdale, lVlarple-New- town. Darby, Ridley Township and Ridley Park in turn. After having their flame somewhat dampened by victorious Glen-Nor. they blazed up to defeat Upper Chichester and Swarthmore. Their fire. lacking the necessary room to flame brightly, died down long enough to enable Prospect Park to give us a set-back. Flaming brightly they badly burned Sharon Hill and again won out over Township. section 4 champions. Dropping a crucial game to Ridley Park, in a Hsudden death period, almost extinguished the fire, for the squad lost in rapid succession to Glen-Nor and Swarthmore. But a few burning embers were left and they blazed up brightly as the quintet from Eddystone triumphed over Media and Prospect Park. Our final game. with Darby. was called off because ofa case of spinal meningitis in our school. ln spite of the tough opposition offered us by Lansdowne and Svxarthiiiore. Eddystone managed to reach the semi-Hnals in the Kiwanis i'1L1I'!l.1IUCI1IOUlyIO be halted by our nemesis. Glen-Nor. Statistics show that out of 20 games, including non-league tilts and liixxniziis iiiatihes. Eddyston-3 won 1-1. ln the league we wound up tie for third place. winning 5 and losing 5. ox X IUNIOR HIGH IUNIOR VARSITY Lansdowne . Yeadon ., Darby . Smedley .,,.... Ridley Township Sharon Hill .... Yeadon .. Darby .,..... . Ridley Township Smedley .. ,,, Collingdale , . , Marple-Nc wron . Darby .,.,,.... Ridley Township Ridley Park .... Glen-Nor .... Upper Chichester Swarthmore .. Prospect Park . . . Sharon Hill Ridley Township Ridley Park .... Glen-Nor . . . Swarthmore , Media ....... Prospect Park .. X Wnn or lose wnth a lonq yea te 1m Our vxhlte clad frlends are on the beam Thls I9 xery true of the cheerleaders of 1945 46 M zkmq attr nctnxc shoxxmqs on all thtlr appearances was the result of long hours of practlce and the1r mexlmustnble supply of pep cheerfulness and yells Led by captam Dolores Goudv co captaln Marv Gonzalxes ind xdxlset Mrs Good man the group conducted pep rallles aroused the undylnq bplflf of the football team and cheered on the basketball teams The group made steady progress throughout the year vxhxch vsas recognrzed w1th enthuslasm by the student body To add more color to the Iumor l-llqh School athletxc ex ents a pumor cheerle idmq qroup xxas organized under the dlrectlon of Mr Rarlck The members of the Senlor qroup co zched them on yells Dressed ln blue skxrts and svx eaters vxlth brlqht read E s the 1umors contrrbuted pep to each game ,ZZ f G 2 lg XY A ' X Q E i . . V -Y L C . x- t, - .2 me Q ' , , L I, 1 . 5. I - I, - e 1 L ' ', 1 2 ' ' ' - ' 1 . , ' n L' K x 1 V Q . , . . , . 4 8 Q I The girls' team of 1946 started off the season by defeating Media. The lassies won by so slight a margin that rooters held their breath and hoped that they would gain confidence, After tak- ing two losses, issued by Darby and Glen-Nor, the girls came back to defeat Nether Providence on the home court. Ridley Park came next and scored an overwhelming victory to make the mid-season count at 2 wins and 3 losses. When the Chester maids came strol- ling in, confident of taking the neighboring team they were dis- appointed to find themselves defeated by one point. Ridley Town- ship was the girls' only tie. The Stonerettes then went to Clifton and came home victorious. Upper Chichester and Collingdale topped Eddystone to end their season. Bringing the count to 4 wins. 5 losses, and l tie. Leaving the Varsity this year is captain, Evelyn lVlcKane, forward. Guards lane Bowhall and Dolores Goudy are also leav- ing. These girls did a great job of speedy interceptions. Remaining varsity players are. Loretta Sharkey and Margery Iohnston, forwards, and i'Penny Prendergast, guard. Coming up next year will be Doris DuBois, Stella Teriaro, and Ioyce Pyett candidates for guarding positions with Anne Tatasciore and lane Ersek as forwards. Despite the woeful lack of experience, Coach Sterner's swimming team did their utmost in each meet this year. Unfortunately, their utmost wasn't enough for they lost all their meets. Next year, however, 14 out of the 16 members of the team will be returning so we can look forward to a better record. Norristown . . . Coatesville . . . Upper Darby . .. Pottstown . . . P.M.C. .... . West Chester .. Abington . . . An unpracticed swimmer plunging still. Opponents Edclystone . . 54 12 . . 49 17 . . 42 24 . , 56 IO . . 37 21 . . 49 I7 . . 4632 19 With too much labor drowns for want of skill. Q 1 IUNIOR VARSITY Media . . 15 Darby ...... . . . . I9 Glen-Nor ........ . . 18 Nether Providence . . . . 31 Ridley Park ...... .. 23 Chester ......... . . l I Clifton Heights . . . . . 10 Upper Chichester . . . . . ll Collingdale ...... . . 26 Eddystone 23 29 21 49 O O 28 35 12 Young playmates . . . rose and daffodil, be careful ere ye enter IUNIOR HIGH Glen-Nor . . . . 35 Smedley .... . . . 27 Ridley Park . . . . .. 27 Darby .... . . . 22 Chester . . . . 14 Lansdowne . . . . 27 in, to shoot your baskets high Eddystone 41 25 23 27 41 22 Track prospects for this season will be fair as we have some lettermen returning from last year, Using them as a bulwark for the squad and supple- menting the new arrivals where they need them will be the duties of the two coaches, Mr. Fryer and Mr. Yorke, and we can rest assured that these two men will capably handle their job. For the running events we'll have Sam Erb, Gene McSweeney. Bill Kilby, lohn C. Blythe, Herb Newell, Charles Rostron, Bill DiRusso, Bill Boyce, and Carl Dundee. Competitors in the field events will include Tom Mclsarnon, Earl Eggers, Bob l-lannum, Bill Dryden. Bob Curry, George Tobin, lim Ashworth, Bob Shaeffer, Enos Curl, Harry Scott, Fred Tullai. and Lewis Turotsy. April 10 Darby April lf Collingdale April 23 Ridley Township April 26 Penn Relays April 27 Penn Relays May l Ridley Park May -i Lansdowne lnterscholastics May b Swarthmore May ll Norristown lnterscholastics Nitty 15 Lansdowne-Collingdale May lb District l, Championship-Upper Dariwv May 22 Springfield Max' 25 State Cliampionship Nlav 20 St laines And who. 'mid e'en the fools. but feels that half the joy is in the race. And now the pitcher holds the ball, and now he lets it go. And now the air is shattered by the force of Casey's blow. With the advent of spring the fancies of baseball players turn towards baseball. For the infield positions this year, Coach Sterner has 'ADuke Keeth, Kike lVlcElwee, Dave Young, Bill Barnett and Iesse Kay. Frank Silvestri, Bill Kilby, lim Ashworth, and Iohn Huk will hold down the outfield posts while Earl Eggers, pitcher, Gene McSweeney and George Ferguson, catchers, complete the squad. Coach Sterner will have in reserve many new candidates for the Mninef' April 8-Sharon Hill April ll-Prospect Park April l5-Chester April 18-Collingdale April 22-Glen-Nor April 25-Media April 29-Lansdowne May 2-Darby May 6'-Prospect Park May 9-Chester May 13-Collingdale May l6-Glen-Nor May 20-Media May 24-Lansdowne May 27-Darby E H I I i QA iv N A Y' 'P 1. 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