Eddystone High School - Beacon Yearbook (Eddystone, PA)

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FUTURE NURSES, Members of the Nurses Club of Eddystone High School visited Chester Hospital to get an idea of what lies ahead of them if they decide to follow nursing as a career. SEATED QLEFT TO RIGHTj are Rebecca Altvater, Florence Drake, Louise Weider, and Lorraine Lord, who are being served refreshments by Miss Betty Lewis, a practical nurse. STANDING fLEFT TO RIGHTJ are Doris Kelly, Sigrun Paur, Patricia Walton, Judy Schaefer, Barbara Lockwood, Judy Fisher, Patricia McNamera and Beverly McWilliams. Q FUTURE NURSES, SEATED QLEFT TO RIGHTJ R. Altvater, L. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR, fLEFT TO RIGHTJ Mrs. B. Weider, I, Gallagher, D, Bond, L. Lord, P. Dawson, S. Mitchell, Glenn qAdvisorj Irene Gallagher --Treasurer, Patricia J. King. STANDING fLEFT TO RIGHTJ P. Wright, J. Clements, Wright--Vice-President, Patricia McNarnara--Secre- N. Brittingham, B. McWilliams, N. Dopirok, Mrs. B. Glenn, tary, Beverly McWilliams--President and Founder of qAdvisorJ, D. Edwards, S, Paur, P, McNamara, R. Myers, F, the Future Nurses of Eddystone High School. Drake, '1 t'l.C. The Nurses Club was organized, originated and directed by Beverly McWilliams, a senior, in the year l955. The pur ose of the club is to create an interestin the students to pursue a career of nursing. The club starteclywith thirty-five members. Meetings are held twice a month. Mr. Harry Rarick served as,adviser for the ear 1955. Activities to ate are hospital visitation, making cancer bandages, Red Cross First Aid Course and Mother and Daughter spaghetti dinner. Fund raising activities wereabake anda Stanley Home Demonstration . It is the hope of the charter members that the club will become a permanent part of Eddystone High School Activities.

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Laat will and 'Jeatament BARBARA KAPSHA leave Nancy Scott my helght for playmg basketball RONALD KERESTUS leave my mechamcal ab1l1ty to Love McChntock and Mumley KATHLEEN KING leave the mouse 1n my locker to my stster Sylv1a LOUIS KINNEY leave my blue suede shoes to John Smtth loth grade GEORGE LINCOLN leave Electrlc Shop to future Electr1c1ans LILLIAN LIPCUIS leave all the faces I made to M1ss Young RONNIE LOVELACE leave all my parkmg spaces to Oscar Pryor and hrs m1II RONNIE LOVELAND leave all my worn out books to Jack Hartman EDDY LUCAS leave my ab1l1ty to run the 100 yard dash to Charles Fergle BONNIE MACHETTE leave my locker wrth all Its Elvrs Presley prctures to Peggy Martz MARY ANN MAGGIO leave my sweaters to Ruth Ann Howard JOAN MAHLER, leave my herght to Fergy HARRIET MAJOR leave my drrty gym socks to who ever can use them ANNE MARCELLO leave my locker comb1nat1on to an Ilth grade student BETTY MOORE leave all the good t1mes I had 1n my study halls to Wayne Dorrell WAYNE MOYER leave my hatr to Mr Rosse and Mr Smrth TONY MURRAY leave to Mr Zafflro my ch1se1 and sculpturmg tools JOHN MCFARLAND leave my Shakespeare's bust to M1ss Young EDITH MCKINNEY leave my seat on the bus to Mane Sorace JUDY MCLAUGHLIN leave all my good t1mes In E H S to my slster Sandra PAT MCNAMARA leave all my old bobby prns rn my locker to Mr Webber JOE NEWSOME leave my park bench to Dave Gatchel POLLY NICKLE leave my talkmg abrlxty to Renda Savage BETTY O DONNELL leave my bottle of black dye to Mary Ellen Macklem BILL PALMER leave my books to Franny Carpenter SIGRUN PAUR leave four bent fenders to Mr Brxby LEONARD PERKOSKI leave E H S ANN POLLOCK leave all the underclassmen strll tn school CHARLES POPE leave the St Lou1s Cardlnals to Andy Lotsls BARBARA PRYOR leave all my books to my srster Nancy DON SADLER leave my place rn the I1brary to Erlcs Lrkjm ANTHONY SALVUCCI leave my head manager Job to any dumb person that wants ll SHIRLEY SAMPSON leave to Mr Zafflro my entrre collecuon of Rock and Roll records ELIZABETH SCHERIVERT leave all my books to B111 Hallman PAULA SCHNEIDER leave the hockey roll book to anyone who can understand II RICHARD SCHREFFLER leave my ab1l1ty to get along wlth the teachers to V1ck1 Warder MARY LEE SCHWARTZ leave my ab1I1ty to get along wrth M1ss Graham to Maladonna Walsh BRUCE SHANKO leave my football Jersey to anyone who can stand the smell CAROL SHARKEY leave what s left to Margretta Porter RICHARD SHEPARD leave Mr Charlton s room because I know he can tstand another year of me GEORGE SHERWOOD leave my practlce Jersey to Ed Ashton to have rt fumrgated FRANK SMITH leave school and II s about ttme JOHN SMITH leave all the knowledge of the swamps to my brother JEAN SNOW leave to Paul Wrll my ab1l1ty to play pxng pong and to Walter Wtley Carol JOAN SNOW leave wxth pleasure my shorthand books to Nancy Robrnson so that she may learn e mystery of speed wrtttng NANCY STERLING leave all my study halls to Alrce Stewart ELSIE STEWARD leave my unused books to Dorrs Kelley BOB STEWART leave my ab1l1ty m typrng to my srster Allce JIM STRADER leave the Scookoo R1ver to Andy Lotsts BERNICE STROHL leave my gum chemng at hockey and basketball games to my s1ster Carole ELSIE TAYLOR leave my seat down at the restaurant to Vera and Mary BARBARA WALLACE leave my bunk at hockey camp to my slster Prrscrlla KATHY WHITTAKER leave my favorrte teacher M1ss Mttchell to my frrend Ursula F1eld1ng LOUISE WIEDER leave Mr Webber w1thout a secretary ELLEN WILDRICK leave my place ln 12th grade to my slster Roberta and brother Dennts BERNICE WOLESLAGLE leave all the wonderful umes I had at E H S to my brother Rrchre PAT WRIGHT leave my natural blonde harr to Mrss P1lesk1 MARYANN ZIMATH leave all the splders at Hockey Camp to Peggy Marlon 57 ' l I 1 . I I ' I . ' - f - , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . D a I I , Q , . , . , . .. - , . . , . I 0 I , . , . , . . . . , . .. , . , . . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . I l I , . . V I I U . I . D ., . r ' A . I . .. . ' . ' . , ' ' th , . , . 1 -Q , . . Y. . , . ' . .. ' ' . ' . . I . . .I u ' - , . I lie ' I . I . n

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1 .., .. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Cassidy, A TEA PARTY A. lacona. SECOND ROW: D. Beecher, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Frye watching Gail Ster- P. Schnieder, F. Hasson. THIRD ROW: ling make tea. Dare Beecher is seated having P. Vanore, K. King, R. Ricks, L. Frazier. tea with Tommy Reese, Cecila Henderson, Jo- FOURTH ROW: H. Bandorski, J. Camp- Ann Tastowka. bell, V. McCIintic. J. Osmun. FIFTH ROW: I. Frye, M. Butler. 'ifutune 'Jeachena ob Amenica Students who are serious about pursuing the teaching profession are given opportunities to actually participate in classroom routine. This has been accomplished through the cooperation of Miss Taylor, elementary principal, and Miss Dolbow, faculty adviser. Study hall periods are utilized by assigning members of the F. T.A. to the class rooms in the elementary school. Here the student partakes of the activities of the school room by observation and in some cases permitted to teach. . .5 a set up sure to promote the teaching profession in general. i READING UPWARD: I. Frye, Prelidentg V. Mc- STUDIOUS FIRST GRADE Clintic, Treasurer: D. Beecher, Secretary, Paula and Kathleen supervising first grade in J. Campbell, Vice-President, K. King, Histo- room 102. riang F. Hasson, Librarian. 59 , 1 Ls - S fi.