Eddystone High School - Beacon Yearbook (Eddystone, PA)

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l Ltl T TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: R. Cassidy, J, Srrader, T. liourdaski, D, Beevltcr, J, Gaskell, S, Paur, 'l', Cnr- toran, SECOND ROW: M. Orange, ll. DclVacchio, C, Jantcs, J, Hester, R, Ricks, P, Vtinorc, R, Turner, 'IAIIIRD ROW: L, Weider, A, Hess, R, Kitchen, P, Norman, M, Varies, S, tireenwood, M, Schwartz, FOURTII ROW: P Snider, C, Ferguson, B, McWilliams, R, Bryan, M, Benjet, J, Frye, K, King, A, Ilcrguntz, Student Council Student Council duties and activities are under the direction of Miss J. G. Dolbow. Mem- bers act as a link between faculty and student, they sponsor the hall monitor staff, decorate the bulletin board and make up the Social Calendar of the new year which is approved first by the faculty. Each homeroom is represented bya student elected at the beginning ofthe year. His duty as a council member is to actively represent his home- room group in all the proceedings. On November I8, I956, a meeting of all the junior high schools in Delaware County was held in the Bala Cynnewood Junior High, Wayne Titerence, Bill Drake, Ruth Kitchen, and Patti Norman, and Miss Geneva Dolbow attended. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss problems of the schools and to exchange ideas on such activities as raising money for council pur- poses. The meeting was followed by a dinner. Everyone went home with new ideas. 85 Ll:lfT TO RIGHT: Judith Gaskell ....... PRl5SIDliNT Mary Lee Schwartz ..... SECRETARY Rtltll Bryan . . CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Richard Cassidy ..... VICE-PRl3Sll7liNT Jane Hcrgert ........ TREASURER

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GROUP II fFIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, K, MCDOna1d, M. Orange, E. Milhous, H, Del Vacchio, N. Dopirk, K. Campbellg QSECOND ROWQE. Redding, B. Pratt, A. Lotsis, F, Hassin, W. Wood, F. Drakeg QTHIRD ROWy C. Ferguson, V, McC1intic, L, Hunter, J. Cullem, N. Scott, G, Edwards, qSIXTH ROWJ M, Hook, E. Hester, T. Hickey, D, Thompson, F. Buffington, H, Bandurski. GROUP I QFIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHTJ T. Hickey, E. O'Donnell, A, Salvucci, J. Bradigan, E. Barra- cliffg QSECOND ROWJ B. Kapsha, J. Strader, I, Gal- lager, R, Jones, J. Gaskellg fTl-IIRD ROWJ K, Shoop, L. Wieder, N, Powell, B. McWilliams, E. Corcoran, fFOURTH ROWJ J, Fry, B. Gillespie, D. Beecher,W Coppockg QFIFTH ROWy P. Cobots, S. Paur, E. Lucas R. Bryan, F. Buffington. Hall monitona Monitors are stationed at different in- tersections to direct all traffic between classes to move smoothly and uninterrupted- ly The monitors are under the sponsorship of the Student Council selected from volun- teers of the junior and senior classes. It is their duty to prevent pupils from stopping at lockers, or for a drink at the water foun- tains, or going to the lavatory between classes. Our student body has always been very cooperative with the hall monitors. Crowded corridors and no monitors! Il R, T, and E, H, S, Football rally

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.gntfroducinq . S E 2 X E vi i ATHLETE-oF-THE-MONTH William Coppock, known to most of us as Pete , was given the honor of being Athlete-Of-The-Month, after his sensational catch in the Landsdown-Aldan game. The gun had gone off signifying the game was officially over, but because the forward pass was in the air at the time of the gun, the six points were awarded to make the score I2-6 favor of Eddysrone in the most thrilling game of the year, A-REMARKABLE-HOBBY Don Sadler built Shakespeare's Wooden O , to scale after studying many sketches and drawings, I GIRL-OF-THE-MONTH Ruth Ann Bryan was c hos e n Girl-Of-The-Month in December by the members of the Business and Professional Women of Chester. This honor is bestowed upon a senior who has been highly recommended by the administration and faculty of her school. BOY-OF-THE-MON TH Eddie Lucas was guest of honor at a dinner given by the Chester Exchange Club on November 15, 1956. He received a plaque from Mr. Roscoe Ridenour, member of the club's Boy-Of-The-Month committee. Eddie was the choice of administration and faculty,