Eddystone High School - Beacon Yearbook (Eddystone, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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When you read these pages in A at , , l. 1'9a+-lwv L34 later life may they rekindle the love we had for our cherished Red and Blue. ' - i.,.l , ' ' WMM ' p 'ia ' ' it , i ,Q l ' r f ' f fa- vt I A I K4 U , J , rf V Vi ,rvrr f,b',9g.,3igl,,,-,,,,,f:'gg4 I f . ,,,,,.i , LV, jf'-.p7,:Qg,: 33:3-,z K , 'V ' tl , S 1. l . l 1 f X .:- -Qc sf- :1 iw .- , '- ' Q' 5. ' - 15 . Z, lv 9 f - , ' f,xJ:. 1 'f- 1 2 Q . N , Q, In I y gy, , ,,,, TA, 'f 7', WMM 'Q , 'fy ',,, ,, .,,, ,, K: W-Hy 'S 'Mfr f ,, , W Uh' Ng 'Nl is .. . . Q. ui - . 5 , . 49 x ., , fd yr Q , my W, , b V A, A . EJ f.,af,, -Yu , ff 11 ,f f, Q We, the class of 1959, dedicate our school annual to Mr . Bixby , 4 , my fire-' f rfztnfpwi-',. fq,f2fg'ffQ:-, , ,ng Dedication Mr. Zaffiro our class advisers in deep apprecia- tion for their four years of guidance and leadership, vw, Mrs. Wallace 0 iq I 3 ff! if ' wr gf? -E, 4' f 4 fb X qs Mr. Rawlings .9-n, Connie Moyer and to Connie Moyer who completed her Senior Year fhI'0ugh a telephone educational hook-up. L Faculty Administration Administration Elementary Principal lliroctorol locational Education Miss Dorothy Taylor Mr. Henry Rosse AJ Mr. Rodman Slnlthx Jr. Mr. Horace Erb Junior lligh Principal Sonior High Principal Admini tration Sohool Board L. to R. - Mr. William Hewllngs - Treasurer Mr. Leroy Cassidy Mr. Joseph Mitchell - President Mr. Charles Ferguson - Vice Pres- 'd t 1 en Mr. William Armstrong -Secretary r Mr. Driver - Solicitor W W ZH uporvising Principal Mr. Wilmer Fryer LQ Mr. G. Achterman Vocal Music, Instructor of Glee Clubs and Choirs. Miss J. Brown Health, Physical Education, Jr. High Hockey Coach, Senior High Basketball. . ,nnn A t C 6 A 95' -A Mr. W. Bassett Health, Physical Educa- Quan- ' Mr. J. Bixby Geography, Coach of Senior tion, Junior Varsity coach High Varsity Basketball, of Football and Basketball. 5 ' 4' ww..-ff' Mr. D. Carey General Business, Clerical Practice, English, Typing, General Mathematics. Mrs. Y. DiMarco Mathematics Mr. O. DiMarzio History 'L ,.f b , Miss M. Graham Jr. High Basketball Coach, Sr. High Hockey, Athletic Director, Health, Physical Education. Mr. A. Grieser Machine Shop Drivers Education. x,1 f' Miss Ruth Chamberlain Home making H -s Miss G. Dolbow F r e nc h, Latin, Spanish, Adviser of Future Teachers of America, Student Coun- cil, Honor Society. an... Mrs. C. Guy Librarian Faculty a fy I 472' ff, f if ? 6+ S. 'L ' PV if at l 1 .,,' Mr. H. Charlton Mechanical Drawing 1' ,, Mrs. B. Glenn English, Adviser of Future Nurses. eggs' Mr. W. Kimes Carpentry Shop Faculty Mr. D. Marion S c i e nc e, Social Studies, Athletic Director, Sr. High Football Coach. Miss K. Mitchell Office Practice, Bookkeep- ing, Ge neral Business Miss I. Pile Ski Mr. R. Marler Guidance Counseler, I.V. Coach of Jr. High Foot- ball and Basketball. Mrs. V. Price .1 Training- P.O.D., History Typing f . . -V I Biology . i i Mr- -T- Rawlwgs Mrs. R. Roberts Plane Geometry, General English Mathematics. . F iii New , Mr. J. Schramm H f .t.' English, Reading, News- paper Adviser. Mrs. R. Shane Civics, History Mrs. P. Wallace Science, Chemistry Miss A. McGillen Stenography, Typing, Beacon Business Staff Ad- viser. Mr. W. Rankin General Science, Biology, Geography, Baseball Coach. Mrs. A. Scanlan Plane Geometry, Algebra, Beacon Literary Staff Ad- viser. Mr. E. Soltner English, Jr. High Football, Basketball, T r a c k, a nd Physical Education. 9 71. A' Mr. J. Webber English, Assistant Coach of Senior High Football, Coach of Swimming Team. Miss A. Wilde Art Director 'WIA Dr. Gates School Dentist it X711 'ir'-9' Miss Jean Restucci School Secretary I0 f gg. 740 Mr. H. J. Weitzel Instrumental Music, Director of High School Band. V 44 i ii' i 1 J 1 Mr. J. G. Yorke Industrial Arts 4355 Dr. Joseph Galia School Physician Mrs. Devona Johnson School Secretary av, Mr. E. T. Wheelahan Electrical Construction f faqs Miss E. Young English, Director of Eng- lish Department Plays. t-'SJR -in' Mrs. Ellen Davis School Nurse Mr. Archey Haney Maintenance Director Faculty and Per onnel -411 Jn.ea Mr. J. J. Zaffiro World History ...L c y l . xg-fp Miss Helen Abramchuck School Secretary 'JA -iv ,vc Mrs. McCarthy Cafeteria Dietician Commencement Exercises Class , J e Q f 4 Ziff . Anne McGi1len L. to R.: B. Lodesld, Treasurerg R. Arcuicci, Presidentg B. Horn, Secretaryg J. Dehner, Vice-President. Class 0Hicer 1 and Advi er e-,ae J ack Bixby A l W fi' A'-'ii E-ff bv Q N Q ' Joseph Zaffiro Patricia Wallace James Rawlings 'A ' 456 ,R 5 v 5 Q , ' Q23 I , QQ' -V ,QQ ef y fgz. ,, ll., - qdqqlxfi : ?T'f'.f :Qs 4 Q fx Q I f 'x, 'SE , M ' x 13 g f 'F 1. is PM 4 52i'-3.6353 4' , MORRIS ALBANY Vocational Upland Morris has one favorite pastime -fishing. aChub, as he is more often called, can be seen in the halls with Love, Mumbley, Pugh and Smith. Out of high school and into the service are his main desires at present. REBECCA ALTVATER Academic Marcus Hook In a few years, Becky can be of some assistance in easing your aches and pains when she dons her nurse's cap. Dating Jack, playing the piano, horse back riding, and friendly phone conversations with Barb, Dottie, Jo Ann, Betty or Mona, completes her social routine. Activities: Beacon 43 Student Council 2,3,4g Eng. Dept. Play 3,4g Bas- ketball 2,3,4g Honor Society 3, Pres. 4g Monitor 45 Nurses Club 2,3, Pres. 4. MELVIN ANKNEY General Aston Mills If there is one head towering above the crowd of students in the halls, it belongs to no other boy than Melvin. His height, as can be expected, aids him greatly in basketball. Besides this sport, his interests include fishing and hunting, with Ralph, Clem, John, Dale and Rich. Melvin is going to wait and see what the future brings. Activities: Basketball 2,3,4. RALPH JOHN ARCUCCI Academic Upland This popular senior is well-known for his friendly manner and pleasant smile. Movies, custom cars, Italian food, reading the paper, watching T.V., and listening to the radio are Ralph's hobbies. All his free time is spent on the 6th Street corner in Upland with Joe-Joe, Melvin, Jerry, Herman and Jim-Jim. Activities: Football 2,3,4g Track 3,43 Swimming 3,45 Student Council 4g Class Officer 2,3,4. GORDON ATCHISON Vocational Upland It seems most of the boys interests lie along the same line and Gordon is no exception, with sports and girls heading the list. Herm , as he is known by, can usually be seen with Ralph, Gerry, Smitty, Bill and Tom. The electrical field will benefit when Herm graduates as he plans to make this his vocation. Qlll0I' DIANNE ATKINSON General Brookhaven Girls, when you are getting ready for that special occasion, don't forget to date Acky for an original hair-do. She enjoys collecting records, dancing and going to the drive-in. Acky can usually be found with Connie, Dot, Carol, Joyce, and Betty. DONALD BARNETT Vocational Essington Here we have one of our more quiet Vocational boys who can usually be seen with Jim, Ron, John and Ron. Although he doesn't play football, it is high on his list of interests along with duck hunting. 'Don' hopes to become an electrician after graduating from Eddystone. ROBERT RHODES BAXTER General Upland If you ride past Jane's store in Upland, you have a good chance of finding Bob standing there with some of his buddies. Other interests considered atops' with Bob are baseball, basketball, softball and dancing. After graduation he plans to enter the Army. DOUGLAS BENNIS Academic Eddystone Wherever you see .Tack Lane and John Elliot you can be sure that Doug won't be far behind. This senior's goal is to attend West Chester S.T.C. as a history major. He's an avid football and baseball fan, and T. V., Roland, and Mr. Zaffiro are considered tops, Activities: Baseball 3,45 English Dept. Play 3, 4. f Qggsag . , 5 -:ffu f ild.t ii WILLIAM BERRY Acadernic Brookhaven Bill, better known as 'Roanie' to his pals Rich, Walt, Bibble, Rat and Codfish, enjoys passing his leisure hours driving his dad's car, eating ice cream, and playing basketball. After graduation this handsome red- head plans to obtain a good job. The more money, the more ice cream! ANNA BONADUCE Business Education Marcus Hook Mooch spends most of her spare time dancing, swimming, and talking on the telephone with her friends Franny, Helen, Barbara, and Joyce. Her future plans are to attend modeling school and become famous as a model. Look for her on the covers of popular magazines. 1959 LOIS BOULDEN Business Education 1 Marcus Hook Lo , a quiet senior, can usually be seen around the nea.rest jukebox listening to popular records. She enjoys playing miniature golf and bowling. Lo plans to become an efficient I.B.M. operator and later marry the repairman. She can be found with Pat or Vicky. Activites: Beacon Staff 4. Activities: Hockey 2g Volleyball 35 Swimming 3, 45 Color Guard 4 CAROLE ANN BOZMAN General Upland Attention! all places needing I.B.M. workers! Bozzie aims to enter this field when she finishes high school. She enjoys listening to the radio with Dutch, riding around, and going over to Yvonne's. Her friends are Dianne, Dotty, Alice, and Sarah. Activities: Basketball 3. enior DOROTHY BRADLEY General Upland Life will be sweet and rosy when Dot opens her beauty salon. This and marriage to Jack constitute all her dreams and aspirations. Sarah, Betty, Arlene, Barbara, Liz, Carol, and Mickey know all about it. JANET CASSIDY , . i ' General EddYSt0H9 We've talked about fun loving seniors but none can compare with Janet. Besides providing plenty of entertainment for her classmates, Hoppy likes to baby-sit, skate, go horseback riding, bowl and go to Y.F.C. Janet plans to enter West Chester and train for elementary school teaching. Activities: Newspaper 2,35 Hockey 2,35 Basketball 2,3,4g Future Teach- ers Club 2,3,4g Beacon Staff 45 Chorus 2,3. HARRY CARTER Vocational Rockdale Delaware highways must be a pleasure for Herb as he spends almost every Sunday riding around in that state. His other leisure moments are spent at the fire house playing pool with Norm and Chuck. A career in the army sounds very appealing to Herb if he's permitted to have his wife live on the post. BARBARA CHILDERS Commercial Trainer Bell Telephone Company can expect Bobbie's application immediately after graduation. She spends much of her spare time going to Youth for Christ and writing letters. Some of her many friends are Betty, R'-ltha-Url, Elaine, Shirley and Dolores. Activities: Swimming 2. ? E.H.S. 21' I i f W ARLENE PATRICIA CORBIN Commercial Green Ridge If someone is looking for an efficient secretary, keep your eyes open for Arlene. This high-stepping Co-Captain of our color guards enjoys swimming, watching T.V. and of course, dating. While at E.H.S. Arlene has made many friends. Activities: Color guard 3, Co-Captain 4. JOHN RUSSELL COLE Commercial Trainer John likes to get into the swim. To him, swimming is the very best exercise and he's in a pool as much as possible He also enjoys being A with Clem, Melvin and Pat and having good times with them After John graduates from E.H.S., he plans to enter the navy SHIRLEY LEE COOPER COII11'I1eI'Clal Brogkhaven When Shirley isn t riding around with a few of her many friends she can be found listening to her favorite records This demure and refined senior plans to become a private secretary after her graduation from Activities: Drill Team 35 Beacon Staff 4. Academic Tom's main ambition is to go to school and become afamous hair stylist. Playing cards, dating girls, and going to Jimmy .Tohn's in THOMAS DEAN D'AVICO AMOS BERNARD CRALEY Academic Brookhaven Unless the U.S. army calls him, 4 Bear,' plans to go to college after completing high school. He enjoys all sports which include teasing Jeanette. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4g Eng. Dept. Play 2,3,4g Operetta 2,3. QIll0I' Lansdowne with Bill, Bob, and the gang are only afew of his many pastimes. Academic One of our quiet, seniors, and they are rare, is Pat Dawson. Perhaps her silence came from being preoccupied with Tommy. Her interesting pastimes are skating, swimming, and horseback riding. Pat can usually be seen with Alice, Sandy, Mary Agnes, Ramona and Sandy. She hopes to get a job at Sun Oil as an assistant chemist. PATRICIA DAWSON Upland DONALD DAY Vocational Parkside Sun Oil's merchant service can expect Donald to sign-up as a machin- ist's mate. He has often gone deep sea fishing and is quite familiar with calm and stormy seas. Although he could not fit basketball and baseball in his schedule, he does enjoy these sports in his own back yard. JOSEPH THOMAS DEHNER ACadeII1iC Eddystone This energetic senior plans to enter Annapolis to become a chemical engineer. His hobbies and pastimes include being with several of his friends which include Stutzman, McClintock, Chico, and Joe. We are sure Joe will succeed in all he does. Activities: Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Beacon 45 Class officer 213,45 Monitor 3. in-if' 'L in M., , A .Q f 1 DOROTHY DiPAOLO j'L it Commercial 7' Eddystone Talking to Bill on the phone takes up most of Dot's time. She also likes to drive, dance and skate with Dianne, Carol, Dot, and Ann. Dot hopes to attend International Business Machine School soon after graduation. f -3- A , I A WAYNE DORRELL V0C21fi0Ha1 Fishers Corner After spending most of his time working on cars, it seems likely that Wayne is mechanically inclined. His main ambition is to go to General Motors Mechanical School. Stay away girls from this motor wizard. JOHN DULIN Vocational Village Green John's main ambition is to become registered as an electrician at which we are sure he will succeed. He is very keen about fishing, hunting, and boating with Wayne, Kenny, Frank, and Howard enjoying it with him. I 1 ff' Academic 5.1 , , QNX, gL... - ...2,- .TOHN VVILLIAM ELLIOTT DOROTHY MAE EDWARDS Academic Brookhaven Speaking of well-liked, fun loving seniors, here is another one. Dottie ranks high among her class mates. She enjoys playing the pian0, bowl- ing, swimming, dancing, and especially dating Pete. Future plans? Attend Delaware hospital for nurses' training. Activities: Glee Club 25 English Dept. Play 2,35 Softball 25 Nurses 2,35 Sec. 45 Beacon Staff 45 Hall Monitor 35 Newspaper 2,3,4. 9lll0I' Eddystone After graduation El plans to attend West Chester State Teachers College as a Mathamatics major. Sports, television, and food are some of the things El enjoys. He can usually be found loafing around with Doug, Alan, Ronnie and Rich. Activities: Track 1,2,3,45 English Dept. Play 3,4. ROLANE SUE ETZWILER Commercial Village Green Sue has visions of attending modeling school and becoming afashion model. If this dream doesn't materialize she expects to head for the altar with that certain one. She can usually be found hanging around school with Billie, Barbara, Ruth, or Bev. 'nv' 'R'-v RICHARD RICH EUSDEN Academic Aston Mills This athletically inclined senior enjoys all phases of sports5 dancing is also part of his pleasures. After graduating from E.H.S. Rich plans to enlist in the service. Bob, Joe-Joe, and Freddy enjoy Rich's fine company. Activities: Football 2,35 Baseball 2. BARBARA ANN EYRE General Marcus Hook Self-confidence is an admirable trait, for Barb knows exactly what she wa.nts to do after graduation. She plans to marry Bob, move to Rhode Island and make it her home until he is discharged from the Navy. We place her in the talented group as she has revealed to us her great ability with her drawings. Becky, Jo, Ricky, Janet, Bette, and Helen are some of Bobbi's friends. J. 51 Z . ,. f , .ff L 4 41, H I , ff My M. , , ,rv : 1 GL 'J ff 0' i- ww Q Z 3 1 MICHAEL FANELLI Vocational Folcroft Let Mike know how to make a million in a week sounds silly but he's serious. Mike spends most of his time dancing, working on cars, and just going to the movies. Some of his pals are Duck, Bill, Monk, and Johnson. HELEN FARIES Academic Marcus Hook Helen's very pleasant personality is a contributing factor to her popu- larity. Sissie , as her friends call her, is usually seen with Anna, Pat or Meg. Writing to Ray is her one big interest. Sissie's future plans are to train for a nurse's career at Wilmington Memorial Hospital. Activities: Student Council 2,3,4g Hockey 2,3,4g Nurses Club 3,4. 1959 55 ,, I ,f,,f Y , ffffa' ' ' , 1' ' my T., .V f 's W' ' a, 'hu JOAN FISCHER Business Education Village Green Blond, blue-eyed Jonie, is liked by everyone in her class. She plans to further her education by attending Keystone Business School. Horse- back riding, and movies are great pastimes with Jonie. Mary Jane and Mary Ann are considered 'tops' as far as she is concerned. Activities: Glee Club 43 Volley Ball 4g Newspaper 4. X X CHARLES FLEMING Acadenqic EddyStOl'le Charles has just what it takes to be a neat and accurate draftsman. He's grateful to Mr. Charlton for his high school training in this field. After graduation Charles expects to advance his learning and apply at DuPont's for a permanent future. Activities: 9A1SkEfWfz.c 2,3 Ffvxe Cams ag' UPN55 enior JOYCE FLEMING Business Education Upland If you attended any of our football games and heard someone yell Attention , you can be sure it was Joyce, as she is the captain of the drill team. Her other interests include dancing, driving, and reading. Joyce plans to go to business school to acquire more training for a secretarial job. Marriage can follow after that. Activities: Drill Team 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Beacon 4. DONALD FRANKLIN Vocational Parkside Donald expects a job as amachinist with a salarv ample enough to afford him a garage of his own. He is keen and sha .ig on cars, motor- cycles, and anything that runs on wheels. -untlng a.nd fishing licenses are always kept up-to-date as well as membership in a bowling alley. .aff x , , rf rf. fl 9 ff PATRICIA FRAZIER. Business EdLlC8.tiOl'l Trainer One day when you look at the sky, you may see 'Pat' flying around. No, she isn't a bird, but she is going to join the WAF's. If she isn't with Eddy, Louise, or Vicki, you might see her at the movies, a dance or participating in sports. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Newspaper 2, 45 Beacon 43 Glee Club 2. JOSEPH GATTONE F A f Academic Ma f rcus Hook M Someone singing loudly in the halls or locker room is bound to be Joe-Joe His guitar lessons probably contribute to this hobb Future 'Z V'i f ' Y- 'i,' plans? An entertainer, naturally. 5 Activities: Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4. WMWVZ' fy .f M11 General off, x 2 ' A MARY ELLEN GIOVENELLO Business Education Marcus Hook Meg has visions of attending one of those so called Charm Schools and emerging as a finished model. Since Jim is a great admirer of beauty and charm, he's going to be patient until she finishes. Activities: Hockey 2,43 Basketball 3,45 Softball 3,4. WILLIAM GLASS Academic Marcus Hook Although Bill seems pretty easy-going, he takes an avid interest in swimming and basketball. He spends whatever time he can working on cars, which definitely explains his ambition to attend Technical School and study to become a top-rate mechanic. He is surely qualified to fill this ambition. His buddies, Bye, Clem, Pat and Ralph all agree to this. l959 SANDRA LEIGH GORDAN 'hr' Essington Being an efficient typist is Sandy's number one future plan. She enjoys going out with Johnny most of all but being with her best buddies Reva, Frannie, and Alice, help to hold many other happy moments. f , f X enior NANCY GORMAN Eddystone Business Education Nance, one of our cute seniors, hopes to become a receptionist for a Doctor. Vanilla milkshakes and Bill are favorites of hers. Other pas- times include dancing and watching T.V. Our football and basketball g2.m9Swill miss this active cheerleader. Activities: Hockey 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Softball 2,3,4g Vo1leyball3,4g Monitor 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,4g Beacon Staff 4. JOYCE ANN GRAU Business Education Chester Plaza Dating and dancing are two of Joyce's mo st enjoyable pastimes. Doris, Dottie, Rita and Joyce inform us that her greatest ambition is to be a secretary employed by a handsome executive. if armed forces. tl I V I 1 1 f rj Z Q ' ze X21 ' ' JW ,.f' .7 ,f i WILLIAM GORDON A Vocational Essington Motorcycles, cars and drive-in movies are a great ,source of pleasure A for William. Since jobs are few and hard to get, this vocational senior n expects to sign-up in the service soon after graduation. mg wif? xxx DONALD GRAY A Vocational Parkside When ordering Christmas cards and boxes of occasional cards, first examine Donald's samples. Some are very decorative with his own 1 creative designs. With nothing else in the offering he expects to join the Z DOROTHY MARGARET GREAR Business Education Trainer Good secretaries are an asset to any business according to Dot. She hopes to be rated in this category and prove her worth when she's hired. She and Rita, Joyce, Betty and Doris often attend dances to- gether, go bowling and ice skating occasionally. Activities: Newspaper 45 Beacon 4. FRANK GYLES Vocational Br00khaVeI1 Some people consider roller skating a form of pleasure and relaxa- tion but with Frank its an obsession. He is aiming in becoming a pro- fessional with a probability of having his name in neon lights. MARY JANE HAMANN Business Education Brookhaven Anyone looking for a secretary may contact Mary Jane. She plans to advance her education at a business college to make someone a fine secretary. When Mary Jane isn't swimming, dancing, or horseback riding, you can find her with Mary Ann, Bev., and Joni. FRANCIS JOSEPH HAMMOND, JR. Academic BOOUTWYH Although he plans to be an aeronautical engineer, he spends his spare time working on cars. Look around and you'll find him with Alan, Doug, or Rich. When not in school or working, Joe and Mona discuss plans for a home and family which undoubtly will be the dream come true. Activities: Baseball 2,3. RAMONA HAMPTON General Brookhaven If the boss likes blonde secretaries we recommend Ramona as a pos- sible applicant. He may not have her for too many years as she has marriage in mind in the near furure. Barbara, Sue, Maryann and Joan often accompany Ramona roller skating, bowling and dating. Activities: Glee Club 2g Newspaper Staff 2. ' ' x i ? 'li' i t Rik G H t , JOHN THOMAS HARTMAN Vocational Upland Sandy doesn't know it, but John plans to marry her as soon as possible. He hopes she won't deny him his hunting license and a card game with Chuck, Bob, Norm, Bill, Duck and Ben once in a while. Activities: Football 3,4. RALEIGH HEACOCK 1' Academic Marcus Hook Bye , a devilish senior, has two lovesg Ruth and boats. After June, his interest lies in being a shop teacher or pursuing a job in a local factory. A few of his many chums, Clem, Bill, Joe and John will tell you how much he enjoys football and basketball. Bye's' vivacious per- sonality has made him very well-liked among his fellow seniors. Y-,Q SARAH FRANCIS HELM General Green Ridge You can usually find this care-free senior driving, dating or writing to a certain 'Les' whom she plans to marry after she finishes school, She enjoys being with Hunter, Cecile, Arlene, Rose and Judy. Activities: Drill Team 3. xv f ' ,X . if GERALDINE HELPA ACadelI1iC Trainer If you ask Gerry's friends Pat, Ann, Joyce or Barbara, they'll probably tell you her future plans include becoming a missionary nursing the needy. She enjoys swimming, fishing, and painting. Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Nurses' Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 4. ALAN HESS Academic Eddystone Hector plans to become a great engineer after graduating from Penn State. Along with playing a 'mean' trumpet, he especially enjoys driving to Brookhaven to see Jeanette as his friends .Toe and .Tim will tell you. His personality and abilities are sure to guarantee success in whatever he does. Activities: Band 2,3, 45 Basketball2,3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Scott's Hi-Q 45 English Play 2, 3, 45 District Band 2, 3, 45 Monitor 4. THOMAS HONEY Vocational Chester This mechanically-minded senior has his heart set on graduating from Temple University where he expects to enroll in mechanical engineering. Bill and Tom are true pals as they share each other's dreams and desires. BEVERLY HORN General Eddystone Bev, our peppy co-captain of the cheerleaders, can always be seen at football and basketball games. She has many hobbies but lists swimming, dancing, and going for rides as tops.' Securing a good job and marrying Sonny later are Bev's future ambitions. Her quick smile and friendly personality will surely make her a success in whatever she does. Activities: Newspaper 2, 3, 45 Beacon Staff 2,3, 45 Cheerleading 2,3, 45 Class Secretary 45 Hall Monitor 3, 4. X CLEM HORNE - Business Education Marcus Hook This well-liked senior is known as Yule by his friends Barbara, Pat, John, Jerry and Bill. After graduation Yule pla.ns to spend time in the service and perhaps make itapermanent career. Live fast - love hard - die' is his motto. QIIIOI' FRANCES HORNE Business Education Marcus Hook Sports, dancing a.nd cooking monopolizes 'Bubbles' spare moments. Her friends agree she will succeed either as an airline hostess or as a commercial model. Activities: Hockey 3, 45 Basketball 25 Volleyball 3, 4. EUGENE HOWETT Vocational Brookhaven We wonder if Uncle Sam would miss this fine recruit in the navy if Gene should decided to go to college instead. Of course, that remains to be seen. The great outdoors that offer swimming, hunting, boating and camping are delightful as far as he's concerned. His most sincere pals are Frank, Ted and Mike. Activities: Band 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Choir 2, 4g Dramatics 2, 3, 4. iii ix X X MARYAGNES HUDLOW Academic Upland Nothing but the Air Force is going to satisfy Maryagnes' future dreams. When she isn't buried in a good book, Barb, Pat, Sandy and she enjoy themselves listening to fine music. SUE HUFF Commercial Parkside Sue is another future teacher headingfrom E. H. S. straight to a teachers college. She doesn't expect to get too serious with Spike until she graduates from the college of her choice. However, if and when Spike enters the armed forces, he's going to be well supplied with knitted fabrics since she knits so well. BARBARA HUNTER Business Education ASt01'1 Manor Consult Hunter about any record on the market as she has the finest collection in town. She can name any tune on Radio or TV. Her business career might involve asself-owned record shop with Sara, Rose, Arlene, and Carol as regular customers. LELAND DOUGLAS HUNTER JR. Vocational Upland When our stage in the auditorium needs lighting effects, Mr. Wheelahan relies on Leland to produce the proper current. We know he will also be a live wire when he's appointed to the Upland police force. itil ANN IACONA Academic Eddystone Teaching secondary education is Ann's ideal future. plan. This active senior has many hobbies which include: eating pizza, riding in Helen's hot Ford, going to West-end dances, and writing letters to Al. Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4g Vice President of F. T. A. 45 Volleyball 3. , ,, JAMES J ENNINGS Vocational Green Ridge This hunter and fisherman expects to join the Air Force, if, and when, he graduates from E.H.S. He is often seen driving with Ball, Zador, Smithy, and Price. QIIIOI' CAROL JOHNSON Business Education Brookhaven Many of our connmercial students are inclined toward a future as air lines hostesses. Carol is no exception. She hopes, however, this vocation will not interfere attending dances and movies and enjoying latest records during leisure moments. Activities: Hall Monitor 3,45 Drill Team 3,45 Beacon Staff 4. J UDITH JOHNSON Business Education Brookhaven Judy thinks dancing and reading movie magazines are the greatest. She can usually be found having a good time with Cecile, Doris, Carol, Sarah, and Shirley. This humorous senior contemplates entering college and becoming a speech therapist. You can be sure her warm personality will be missed by all. Activities: Newspaper 43 Beacon Staff 4g Monitor 3. .-o4 . .. KENNETH JOHNSON Vocational Chester Plaza Ken expects to finish E.H.S. as a top-notch machinist. He is confident that this training will set him up in the future. Fishing, dating, and just riding around with his pals Wesley, Duck, Chuck, Ben and Willie help to take the dullness out of his life. DORIS ANN JOYCE General Marcus Hook Doris has switched her desire from becominganurse to that of a work- ing girl. After a few years at this she wants to date with one certain boy and make it serious enough to marry him. Activities: Nurses Club 2. -4,4 ,, ,,V' , 1,, JEROME KALINOVICH General Eddystone When hunting season rolls around Jerry's rar'n to go. This senior, who plans to enter a business school and then get a job at an airport, also enjoys watching T.V. with some of his many friends from section 12-2. CECILE MARIAN KATTINGE Business Education Brookhaven Ceil expects to enter business school after graduating from E.H.S. She and her many friends enjoy spending their time watching T.V. and listening to the latest hit tunes. Dances and movies also are a part of her pleasant moments. Activities: Monitor 3g Newspaper 4g Beacon Staff 4. 9 f ,P EDNA KAUFFMAN Academic Green Ridge Edna had visions of attending the University of Carolina but instead decided to be a June bride. Perhaps, Barbara, Pat, Ann and .Toyce will be part of the wedding processional. Let us say that Johnny has made an excellent choice. Activities: Beacon Staff 4. W , V iaup A -ali.l - X to ,fag WILLIAM KEITH Comm ercial Eddystone If a day of fishing and swimming is in the making, you can count on Willis being the first one there. Finishing business school, becoming a millionaire, and owning a gold cadillac are his dreams of success. He has many friends in 12-2. enior DORIS ANN KILGORE Business Education Brookhaven You may find Doris driving around in the family car with Shirley, Cecile, Judy, Carol, Barbara and Sarah. Doris also enjoys watching TV or just relaxing with a good book. She is undecided about her future plans but we are sure she'll succeed in whatever she undertakes, whether it be advancing her education or settling down to married life. Activities: Monitor 35 Beacon Staff 4. X JOYCE KING Academic Aston Township Although being co-captain of the majorettes takes up much of .Toyce's time, she nevertheless manages to keep her studies at a high level. She expects to enter Hahnemann or the University of Pennsylvania hospital for nurses' training. Activities: Beacon Staff 45 Majorettes 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Beam 2, 3, 45 English Dept- Play 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Monitor 45 Nurses Club 2, 3, 4. DIANE KIRKLAND General Eddystone When Di isn't riding around in the family car with some of her pals, Pat, Rainie, Nancy, Pudge, Kay and Barb, she can be found talking to the gang at Ja.dick's, or at football and basketball games. Her future plans include X-ray Technology. Activities: Basketball 33 Hockey 2,3,4. one of his favorite pastimes. A Alt, y,a, . yyyy N , ' 4EQ,3ff'j' 5 Randy, Chico, and Fred. Activities: Basketball 2. DONALD EARL KOPPENHAVER Academic Green Ridge Kope intends to join the Marine Corps after graduation. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, and going to the Green Ridge Firehouse. Com- ing to Eddystone in his senior year didn't stop Don from making friends with Doug, Bob, Bill, JOE, 2-Hd Rich. Activities: Swimming team 1,2,3,4g Track 3,4. ROBERT KONZA k g - i y i,'y 2 T V4 ' 'i RICHARD DOUGLAS KLEY Academic Green Ridge Next year at this time you're liable to find Doug either in college or in the armed forces. You can usually find him with the boys from the Ridge' but he also enjoys being with Diane. Swimming at the YMCA is Academic Marcus Hook 'Pancho' intends to put his academic training to full use by going to West Chester and becoming a teacher. With his pleasant smile and personality, he's sure to succeed. Going out and dancing with Betty are of course his greatest likes. He manages to find time to be with 'J W , A M 1 A o x X itil MARY ANN KOZUR Business Education Brookhaven Being a popular senior and taking interest in her studies, Marie still finds ample time for dancing, listening to records and arguing with her sisters. A short career doing secretarial work and then marriage are her immediate plans. She may be found with a few of her many friends, Mary Jane, Bev., Joanie, Frannie. Activities: Drill Team 45 Glee Club 4. 0lll0I' JOHN DUDLEY LANE Academic Eddystone If there is anything Jack likes better than watching T.V. or going to Y.F.C., it must be cutting up J.W. and being with Doug, Ronnie, Tom and Pete. Jack is probably best known for his excellent participation in the English Department plays. He had leading parts in his Junior and Senior years. Future plans include majoring in history at West Chester State Teachers College. Activities: English Dept. Play 2,3,4g Newspaper Staff 3,45 Beacon Business Staff 4. ARTHUR ALDRED LEACH, JR. Academic Brookhaven 'Artie' wants to join the navy and then go into business for himself, making a cool million as quickly as possible. Meanwhile, hunting and going to his girls' house occupy a large part of his time. He considers Marshall, Perkoski, and Baxter his pals. Jimmy's store in Upland is Artie's favorite night spot. , - tie. hz, RONALD LAUER Vocational Folcroft Electronics and the Air Force go hand in hand for Ronny as he forsees while in the Air Force he will have an opportunity to specialize in electronics. He enjoys a fishing trip occasionally with Smitty, Dave, Jim, Zador and Chubby. Llvgy-i'?1lg:LXiG,,i pf, y ,l f flvfkjylj VIRGINIA LEE S W Business Education Q0 D tsl Aston Township Upon graduating in June, kVirginia plans to further her commercial career by attending the Goldey Beacom Business School in Delaware, then settle down and raise a happy family. Virginia spends a good deal of her spare time swimming and skating with a few of her many friends such as Ursula, Edna and Barbara. Activities: Student Banking 4. i 'lI 'Wqy- PETER LESIUK Academic Village Green Besides participating in various sports, Pete's favorite pastime is going out with Dottie. Football, baseball and swimming are his favorite sports in which he exerts his ability with great praise. There is a toss- up between a teachers' college or an engineering school. Activities: Football 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Swimming 2,3,4g Student Council 45 Monitor 4. BENJAMIN LODESKI Academic Upland Always busy with something pertaining to Eddystone High School, Bennie is rarely inactive. To attend college and later run his own business are Bennie's hopes and desires. He likes good books, sports, Italian food, and sharp girls. Activities: Football 2,3,4g Monitor 3,45 President Student Council 4g Class Officer 4. 1 BARBARA LOMAS Academic Chester Plaza Everyone has surely noticed a good-looking, red-haired majorette during football season as Barbara marched with the band. She most certainly has all that it takes to become a fashion designer or earn a leading role in The Ice Follies. Activities: Majorette 2,3,4, co-captaing Newspaper 2,3,4g Basketball Manager 2,3 ,4g Monitor 3,43 Beacon 4. CHARLES LOVE Vocational Upland Chuck considers being able to hunt and fish the rest of his life an ideal future. Besides hunting and fishing, he enjoys Hi-Fi and being with his friends Bob, Jack, Norm, and Duck. We are sure Chuck will continue to enjoy the great out doors. Activities: Football 2. enior CAROL LOWERY Business Education Green Ridge Carol plans to go to business school, become a private secretary and later get married. She can usually be seen with Betty, Joyce, Dottie, Rosemarie, Rita, Ruth and Pat at our football games and dances. Activities: Drill Team 3,45 Newspaper 45 Beacon Business Staff 4. DONALD MALIK General Eddystone At any sports' events you can be sure that Chico is either partici- pating or watching. After graduation 'Chico' plans to get ajob. His friends include Joe, Butch, and Mitchell. Activities: Baseball 2,3,45 Hall Monitor 3,45 English Dept. Play 35 Newspaper 35 Beacon 3. Q jf aaf. 5 'Tony S ROSE MARIE MALINOWSKI Business Education Green Ridge We often wondered if this well-liked, artistically inclined student ever considered being a commercial artist where she can display her fine talent. An I.B.M. operator is a pleasant job but we advise her not to neglect her art. Activities: Drill Team 3,4, co-captain 45 Newspaper 2,45 Beacon Literary Staff 4. I , ff' QQ ' ' 1, ' 531' lp 5 I f, ff . 1, Q fijf Q I .4 ,A 53,311 ' ff 9' ' ww, f , .. JACQUELINE MARCH General Green Ridge Jackie, plans to go to Goldy Beacom to advance her commercial train- ing. Since she enjoys cooking so well we predict a happy marriage for her and Bill. Collecting records, going to football and basketball l games a.nd reading a good book, are satisfactory pastimes. Afew of her friends are Lee, Sue, Boots, Bill, Frady, Ginny, and Barb. G l HOWELL MARSHALL Academic Brookhaven If there is a baseball game going on expect Skeetz to be a spectator. At other times he is found sitting behind his drums watching Band- stand and keeping the beat of the most current hits. Should Skeetz' decide upon going on to college the Esquire's band will lose a great accompanist. Activities: Band 2,3,4. MONA MASLIN Academic Trainer Mona, with her high scholastic average finds time for farm life and ca.r shows. We are told by her friends Becky, Joanne, Bette, a.nd Joe, that she plans to find employmentfor afew years before getting married. Activities: English Play 3,4g Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 4. I9 9 .,,.,.,,,,,,. vevi. JAMES MATTIFORD Vocational LeSt9r Have your lights been flickering lately?Ifso, be patient for soon Matty will be able to remedy the situation. Playing baseball, driving, and hanging around with Bill and Ron are Matty's favorite pastimes. ld 4 ff Q Vocational A with his buddies Shanko and Sakers. QIIIOI' PATRICK MC ANDREW Lester A Pat's greatest goal is to try for ajob as an apprentice after graduation. He lists coin collecting as his favorite hobby a.nd can usually be found FRANCES MEEHAN General Aston Township This friendly, well-liked senior when not working on cars can be found dancing and eating with Mary Ann, Reva, Sandy, Jean, Barb, Mickey, Donna, and Mary Lynn. Frannie enjoys playing Hockey more than any other sport. Activities: Hockey 3,4. SANDRA MITCHEL Q 0 ui FIN Academic Upland You have probably seen Sandy around school or out on the football field taking part in the Drill Team. Dancing and listening to records with Pat, Mary Agnes, Ruth Ann, and Judy are two of her favorite pastimes. A nurse's uniform and the duties that go with it are her chief aspirations. , 5 jj, A Activities: Drill Team 4, Nurses Club 2,3,4. D160 M! Oli' 1 P rfb 8' Zu 1i 4 F arr at This popular senior is happiest when he is with a girl, shooting pool A down at the Upland Firehouse, and just loafing around. Jerry plans to become a millionaire when he gets older. ,rp Activities: Football 1,2,3,4g Monitor 3,4. .xxsff ' L J - 'g.,. 'ff' , 1 'W' GERALD MCCLINTOCK I General Bridgewater Farms WILLIAM MITCHELL ACad9111iC Eddystone When in need of a good mechanic, look for Fred . After he finishes his course at Spring Gardens Trade School, he hopes to open his own place of business. When Fred is not working on cars he continues to discuss motor parts with Chico, Butch, Stutz, Joe, and Hutch. Fred enjoys spending time at Yolanda's Steak Shop. 1 , 4 Q MY , Af 'f ly ,Qi , Jfziijff. 352 I ,W K 1 i 7 1 fy, , ffffr ff f f ' fi I ' f ,I 3 CONSTANCE MOYER Business Education P2-I'kSiCi9 Connie's absence due to a corrective operation during her senior year was greatly felt by her many friends. Our teaching-telephone, however, will prepare her to become that modern secretary she aims to be. Some of her hobbies and pastimes are dating, dancing, collecting records and reading. Dianne, Betty, Joyce, Georgie, Pat, and Rosemarie, have kept her well informed about all the activities at E.H.S. xx. ,R . f f 1 N THOMAS MULLIKIN W I A Academic Eddystone After graduation Tom has great hopes of attending West Chester State Teahcer's College. Most of Tom's time is taken up by The Methodist Youth Fellowship. You can usually find Tom with Doug, Bill, Rich, Z JOANNE MUIR Academic Marcus Hock Jo, as she is better known to herfriends, plans to become an organist and choir director. She possesses a lovely singing voice and spends a lot of her spare time with her music. She enjoys writing to a certain Dave and being with her jovial friends, Becky, Betty, and Barbara. Activities: Chorus 2,3,4g English Dept. Play 35 F.T.A. 3,4. and Ronnie and on an occasional date with some nice girl. J, 3 mg' , f , 2' . ROBERT MUMLEY Vocational Upland Are you planning on building a house soon? If so look up Eddystone's Bob. But watch him, for if he isn't in consultation with Chuck, Jack, and Norm, he might be sleeping on the job. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4. enior 5 RUTH ANN MYERS Business Education Trainer Besides going out with aBye', Ruth spends a lot of time playing the piano, going to football games, reading, and listening to the radio. She can usually be seen talking to Jean, Elaine, Barbara, Rosemarie, Carol, Betty Z., and Betty S. We don't know how long her secretarial position will last as she is contemplating on marriage in the very near future. ' Activities: Drill Team 3,45 Newspaper 2,43 Beacon Sta.ff4g Student Bank- ing 43 Honor Society 3,4. GARY MYSEL Academic Eddystone Gary's main ambition is to attend P.M.C., and graduate as an engineer. His personality is felt throughout Eddystone High School, especially by his friends Curt, Jack, Pete, Joe, Al, and Fred. Driving around in his hot Ford, and participating in sports, are some of Arab's many M , V4 N . ' , . M - ly if. wif' , pastimes. Activities: Monitor 3,43 Football 3,45 Basketball 2,4g Track 2,3,4g Play 2,3,4. 'JP lg, ,,V' I 'l 'SFI ELIZABETH NEWSOME General Brookhaven One of Betty's ambitions is to do office work for some great corporation. That is what she tells us but we know she is looking forward to getting married and living in Virginia. Among Betty's hobbies are dancing, and skating with her friends Sarah, Barbara, Dot a.nd Terry. JEANNETTE LOUISE OSMUN A02-demic Brookhaven Our Editor-in-Chief has been wrapped-up in practically every major activity at E.H.S. giving faithful service to all. Inspite of this she managed to date with Alan occasionally. West Chester S.T.C. can expect a brilliant and persevering student. We know you're going to be a success, Jeannette. Activities: Student Council 4g Honor Society 3,4, V-Pres. 45 Beacon 4g 'l'- English Play 3,4g F.T.A. 2,3,4g Monitor 4. fin. VIOLET OWENS General Village Green As soon as Billie graduates she plans going to modeling school. Keep a look out for her on the front of Life'. We often see her talking to Sue and Dot in the middle of our dance floor. V A Activities: Student Banking 3. 'iir RUTH PAIGE General Upland At present Ruth is satisfied with writing letters, dancing, or just talking in the halls and in classes to Pat, Bev, and Judy. An early marriage after graduation means everything to her. Activities: Color Guard 4. . A E .ytyn j n PAT PAUL Business Education Chester Plaza Pudge's main ambition is to be a private secretary and later, marry Joe. Ruth, Tony, and Bev tell us she enjoys bowling and being with Joe. But Pat sticks to miniature golf as being her favorite pastime. 1, g 2 V' . ft, A g g 1 1V,J l, , i :Q V- . 421 ,tv .af f , X , J . Academic Having a party soon? Look for Rich there with his girls. If he isn't there, he'll be in Media with Bennie or Artie. Rich plans a college course in business administration. Activities: Football 3,45 Monitor 3,4. RICHARD PERKOSKI BARBARA PEET General UP19-Hd When her homework is completed, Barb spends the rest of the evening watching T.V. with an occasional snack between stations. Her finances won't permit early enrollment at some business college but she has no objection to attending night school while she's working. This fine resolution should be allowed to be realized. QIIIOI' l Academi c Attention all elementary schools! Are you looking for a young graduate from college? In four years Plum will be available. However, first warn the pupils she likes to have loads of fun and doesn't like snobs. Activities: Drill Team 45 Beacon Staff 45 English Play 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Monitor 4. 0 ELAINE PLUMMER ' g H ' Trainer DAVID PUGH Vocational Upland Pewie , a tall, good looking senior, can usually be found playing bas- ketball or tinkering with a car. After graduation Pewie plans to join the Navy, with Mumley, Smitty , Zador, and Jennings. WWW ' - ,.L.,z'.L K MARY JANE REDDING Business Education Eddystone Mary Jane's greatest ambition is to graduate and get ajob as a sec- retary. Dancing, golfing and bowling with Pat, Mary, Diane, Bev, and Na.ncy are her chief pleasures. Activities: Basketball Manager 2,3,4g Newspaper 2: Beacon Staff 4. ALBERT RESTUCCI Academic Eddystone This well groomed athlete is liked by all who know him. Butch , as he is called by his friends, Chico, Fred, Stutz, Joe, and Jerry, plans to attend college next fall. He can be seen on Yolanda's corner, at a 1 dance, or participating in sports. - Activities: Basketball 2,3,4g Football' 4: Baseball 2,3,4g Monitor 3,45 Student Council 3,4. DORIS REYNOLDS Business Education Marcus Hook When Doris isn't working at the Congress Movie you can usually find her with her friends, Joyce, Sarah, Rita, Betty, and Dotti. Doris' future plans include becoming a secretary and the proud mother of eight boys and one girl. ,v1+,.5,' . , fr-r-+-1, ROBERTA RICKS Academic Brookhaven Going to a State Teachers College and becoming an elementary teacher are Rickys keenest desires. Her telephone line has Elaine, aDotty , Barb, Janet, Jeannette, or Helen at the opposite end. Activities: Student Council 25 F.T.A. 2,3,4g English Play 4. g X , if ' ' ff 3 . . X3 , A q '- ff ,f -Q.-.., JOSEPH ROATH 1, 'QV4 Business Education Eddystone If you happen to see a blue '53 Ford driving around, look for Bleachy EX behind the wheel. Chico, Fred, and Butch usually serve as backseat drivers. Joe wants an office job to enable him to makealiving. li ' -' 1' Activities: Monitor 3,4. enior 'U 'nw DIANE ROBINSON Business Education Eddystone If you happen to be in Marras for pizza, take a look around. Chances are you'll find Di at one of the tables. Dancing and playing miniature golf will be after-hours pleasure when she becomes asecretary. Activities: Hockey 2,3,4g Student Council 1,35 Cheerleading l,2,3,4g Beacon Staff 4. JOYCE ROEHM Business Education Marcus Hook Gifted with a pleasant personality, this senior should have no trouble at all in becoming an airline hostess. Franny, Barbara and Judy, a few of her many friends, can tell you that dancing, eating and talking on the telephone take up a lot of Joyce's time. Activities: Hockey 3,45 Swimming 2,3,4. aj SARAH MAY ROWE Business Education Eddystone Did someone mention Elvis Presley? If so, you'll probably find Sarah listening eagerly. Baby sitting, and -listening to records are at the top of her list of favorites. After high school she hopes to work with small children in a nursery. M.,-A V R gf yy - 'ffff if' DONALD RUMFORD Vocational Upland If you can't find Duck down on the corner talking to Willie or Buzzy, look under the hood of any car. He'll either be there or scratching his head over a new hot rod model. Don't interrupt him girls, as he has no time for anything else. she's a fine girl. f JUDITH RYAN General Uplalld Dancing and dating with Bumm er' are Judy's most enjoyable moments. Her greatest ambitions are to work a while, and later, a life of wedded bliss with her dream boy. Her friends Barb, Pat, Sis, and Joyce know Don Shanko. I959 MARY ANN SANKO General Parkside Playing the piano, ice skating, dancing, and listening to the radio are a few of Coffee's pastimes. Her future plans are atossup between being an air line hostess or joining the Waves. You may often see Coffee with Ramona, Sue and Janet. JAMES SAKERS Vocational lester In '59 when the Marine Recruit trailer comes to anearby town for volunteers, Jim will be first in line. Holding a part-time job after school limits Jim's spare time, but he manages to attend some affairs with :ff 7 'f 1 ' General QIIIOI' BARBARA SHADE General Marcus Hook If you're in need of agood hairdresser, please contact Barb , When she isn't setting sorneone's hair, she is with Arlene, Pat, Rosemarie, Mary Ellen, Sue, Reva. They can tell you where to locate her. DONALD SHANKO Vocational Essington Four years in the army is considered a steady job by Donald. He pals around with Sakers. Baseball, football, and track are considered as hobbies, but he has never taken advantage of these sports at our school. PAUL SHAW Vocational baseball or just being with the guys. Z , I 1 REVA SCULL Aston Township Reva's future will probably be up in the air' since she plans to be an airline hostess. She enjoys dancing, going out with Herk and being with Barb, Mary Lynn, Judy, Sis and Sandy. Activities: Swimming 1, 25 Baseball 2, 3, 4. 1 4 Z' arf' f s Eddystone f To be an apprentice is Paul's one and only ambition in life as Norm, Mike, Bob, Jack, and .Tim can tell you. Outside activities include football, MICHAEL SHULL Vocational pal-kside When you walked through the halls of E.H. S. and spotted a tall, good- looking blond, who was shy, it must have been Mike. Most of his spare time is spent playing football and basketball. Mike's only ambition is to join the Air Force. Activities: Football, 3. PATRICIA SMALL Business Education Eddystone Writing letters addressed to Jim at College, is how Pat , spends most of her idle hours. Who knows, she may join him at college in the fall since that is her main ambition. Barbara and Rosemarie can tell you she likes dancing, reading, and movies. Activities: Beacon Business Manager 43 Student Banking 4. JOHN SIVIITH Vocational Darby John enjoys his social activities with Ruth by his side. His plan, as most of our other electric shop boys, centers on becoming an electrician. He can be seen with Pew, Jennings, and Zador. RITA SMITH Business Education Marcus Hook Who is Rita? We want you to know she is one of those rare and unusual seniors -- the quiet type. Perhaps she's too engrossed with a certain Bob attending Drexel Institute of Tech. After a year or two of office experience, it might be wedding bells for Rita and Bob. Activities: Newspaper 4. RICHARD STRADER Academic Daffy has great hopes of being admitted to an Air Force Academy because he wants a career in the Air Force. His photography and elec- tronic hobbies are greatly in his favor. A certain junior by the name of Lee is often seen with him. Activities: Track 2,3,4g Swimming 4g Glee Club 2,3,4. C AROLE STROHL Business Education We can expect this energetic senior occupiedwitha secretarial position for a few years and then a life of married bliss. Even though dancing, and golfing occupy a great deal of Carole's spare moments, she enjoys herself most when she is out with Ted. Her sportsmanship combined with her great cheering ability has gained Carole a great many friends at E.H.S. Activities: Hockey '2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,4g Monitor 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4g Softball 3,4g Beacon Staff 4g Newspaper 4. x 5 I ALICE STEWART General Eddystone Roller skating, boys and just plain fooling, describe Alice to the best of our knowledge. An office position looks appealing right now, but not for too long according to Sandy, Pat, Sue, and Diane. Activities: Basketball 2,3,4g Hockey 2. QHIOI' -if Parkside . Eddystone if ew' 'w N It KERRY STUTZMAN AC3C19miC Brookhaven If you're a snob please avoid 'Dwarf' as he has no time for people whose noses are always up in the air. He is athletically inclined, and enjoys dancing both at E.H.S. and neighboring high schools. If he does not hear from Uncle Sam Stutz expects to enter acollege of his choice. Activities: Football 2,3,4g Student Council 25 Track 23 Monitor 3,4, S ELIZABETH SUMMERS Academic Bette can usually be found with Jo, Barb, Becky and Mona. If things go as pla.nned, next year will find her in training to become a nurse. Writing to Bob, dancing, eating, and bowling occupy most of her time. Activities: F.N.C. 4. Trainer ELIZABETH CAROL SZLEMKO Business Education Brookhaven This secretary of our senior class confided to Carol, Rita, Jeannette and Joyce that she plans to attend Goldey Beacom to advance herself for a secretarial position. She often attends our home games, movies and dances with Dot, Diane, Jean, and Ruth. Activities: Student Council 3,45 Newspaper 3,4g Honor Society 3,4g Beacon Staff 4. MARY LYNN TAYLOR if Aglll, fl N General Eddystone Mary Lynn, a popular senior, has her application typed for a secre- tarial job. She hopes marriage to the boss is not impossible. She enjoys listening to records, dancing, and going to Yolanda's with Diane, Donna, Carol, Nancy, and Bev. f,f , 4 S f 199 NORMAN TAYLOR Vocational Brookhaven When you go to a stock-car race, pay close attention to the drivers, as one of your classmates, Norman, may be among them. Who knows, maybe Mike, Bob, Jack, and Chuck will be his mechanics! Activities: Track 2,3. fc. ff Vlff WILLIAM VANDERGRIFT Vocational Upland Handsome, smiling Bill has no trouble dating girls as his dates can expect to attend dances, movies and an ice cream soda. Atchison, Albany and Bill often travel as a trio. Bill hopes to get a summer job for some experience as he intends to join the Air Force in the fall. 0Ill0I' PATRICIA ANN VANORE Academic Eddystone Just ask who the most athletically active senior girl is and your answer will be, Pat Vanore. Besides all sports available to girls, her interests include dancing, watching Bandstand and going to football games. Naturally, Pat plans to become a physical education teacher to replace Miss Graham, so she tells us. Activities: Hockey 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3 ,4g Volleyball 2,3,4g Softball 2,3,4g Student Council 2,45 F.T.C. 2,3,4g Monitor 3,43 Beam 4. JAMES VOSS Academic Brookhaven Scotty has one wish, and that is to study Animal-Husbandry. Sports and driving cars are greatly in his favor. Craley, Walter, and 'Scotty' make a great trio. Academic , , 4 'Nxt , Y.. . , . JACK WILLIAM WALKER Eddystone When Jack isn't sailing up some bay or river crabbing and fishing, it's quite certain he is with a certain Becky. His own fine physique has probably made him decide to study physical therapy and prefix a doctor's title before his name. Best of luck to you, Jack. ' Activities: Football 2,3,4g English Department Play 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g 2 Monitor 3 ,4. if ROLAND WALKER Vocational Rockdale If Norm, Carter, Shaw, Jennings or Zador' can't tell you where Rolly is, look under his car at the Lenni Heights Fire Co. or on a baseball diamond. Williamson Trade School is Rolly's goal after High School. , ' Q V' DONNA WALSH General Eddystone When you pick up Seventeen magazine and see a familiar face, her name might be Donna. Success to you Donna with modeling school. Riding down Hancock Street and eating pizza at Yolanda's with Marylyn, Carol, Diane, Nancy, Bev and Eddie take up most of her spare time. BRYAN WALTER Academic Brookhaven One of our nice looking and athletically inclined seniors, Walt, wants to advance his education upon receiving his diploma. We know he's going to succeed at the college of his choice. Woleslagle, Berry, Cooper and Shoop and all the girls consider him tops on the basketball court. Activities: Basketball 3,4. VICKI WARDER Business Education Trainer Vicki devotes her evenings in preparing her school work for the next day and having friendly arguments over the phone with some of her many friends. However, her week-ends are reserved for Rich . He's satis- fied to wait until she tries office work as he hopes it might not be per- manent. Activities: Basketball 2,3,4g Softball 3,45 Newspaper 45 Beacon 45 Monitor 4. JEAN WASHBURN Business Education Aston Township Despite all her activities, Jean is considered one of our best students, well-liked by faculty and classmates. Her main ambition is marriage to Bill and obtaining an office position to help purchase their adream home. Jean's spare time is spent mostly with Bill, but she still has time for driving her car and playing the accordion. Activities: Newspaper 2,4g F.N.C. 35 Beacon Staff 4. F .. enlor JAMES WILGIS Vocational Trainer Construction business in a contractor's capacity is Jim's fondest dream. This energetic senior is working after school to fulfill this vision of the future. RONALD WILSON Academic Brookhaven When Willsie' isn't playing golf, he's collecting rocks. This hobby may lead to a future in Geology. Strader, Heacock, and Voss will tell you rocks aren't all he likes, but if they can't convince you ask Nancy and Dianne. Activities: Band 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Dance Band 33 English Dept. Play 3,4. -:z.e1r,f .7 ' ' 251,951 w .1 , 'y ' If 4 mf ' 1 f 592m , fflililf, , f,. ZZ ,QA RICHARD WOLESLAGLE ACad6Ir1iC Brookhaven We wonder if Rich and Bryan plan to attend the same college since they neglected to let us know the college of their choice. Nevertheless, Rich is the studious type and is sure to master the courses offered by colleges and universities. CURTIS WOOD Academic Eddystone This handsome senior plans to attend West Chester when he graduates from E.H.S. His interest in sports is centered on football and track in which he has excelled much to the satisfaction of his coaches and his classmates. Activities: Football 2, 3,43 Band 25 Monitor 35 English Dept. Play 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4g Newspaper 43 Beacon 4. orite pastimes. Activities: Color Guards 3, 4. RONALD ZADORZANY Vocational Chester Plaza When the Navy gets this fine recruit everything electrically controlled is sure to be in perfect running order. Ronnie received an excellent back- ground at E. H. S. in the field of electricity. 'V , , M: ,V gm W7 3 -m.M.,, , BEVERLY wooDwARD l'fUl'f'Vl 5 C IN n'w General BI'OOkh21V6I1 When passing Beverly's residence take notice to the marker labeled Bev's School of Dancing. It is her fervent desire to have a studio of her own. She and Bud intend to incorporate. Going to Linwood, eating at Shoosters', driving a '58 Ford and going out with Bud are Bev's fav RICHARD YOURGALITE Academic Chester Plaza Richard chose the academic course to meet the requirements for college entrance. He believes everyone should have a college education to be able to cope with the everlasting changes of our modern world All the boys from the Ridge agree with him. 1 ffl RALPH ZEBLEY Vocational Beachwood Park During school hours, you'll probably see Ralph with Zador, Wilgis or Honey. After school you'll find him either at his place of employment, building models or swimming at the 'Y . This energetic senior plans to advance his education at Temple Community College. enior S ELIZABETH ZIEGLER Business Education Trainer Ziegie , a quiet-type senior, has chosen the secretarial field as g g, her career. Her spare time is devoted to writing letters, dancing, i skating or listening to popular music. Barbara, Elaine, Ruthann and 4 ffit. Rita are a few of 'Ziegie s many friends. REBECCA ALTVATER Early in December the Chester Business and Professional Women's Club selected Rebecca Altvater as Girl of the Month Becky is one of our top students and an active member of the Honor Society. N1 o-Oi -qv-'79 Tw' Z Girl of the Month it ALAN HESS When the Exchange Club of Chester chose Alan Hess as Boy of the Month in November, both the faculty and students agreed that they had made a wise decision. He is an honor student, a musician and an athlete. Pat Vanore is poised to assist Alan Jackie Lane, Anne Iacona, Butch Restucci Mo na Maslin, in doorway, Hess and Becky Altvater. and M. I-ludlow are serious about Current listens for a reply from Sandra Events. Mitchell and John Elliot. Soni urs at Work and at Play Bryan Walters points to an im- How can Joe Hammond fall asleep when his portant date. classmates are so alert! Joe Roath endeavors to point out an im- Gary Mysel gives Jeannette Osmun a helping portant geographic fact to Jerry McClin- hand before Ben Lodeski makes his move. tock, Dot Bradley, Beverly Woodward, and Donna Walsh. Richard Yourgalite and Bette Summers watch Curtis Wood post the daily news. Are Edna Kauffman's eyes on the news article or on John Walker? Vwwamwavmmzwn-lady 1.-W., , 'nav , Class Will Betty Newsome, will my ability to lose all my pens to Carol Fickensher. Jeannette Osmun, will all the fun I had in my senior year to Kay Beuley. Violet Owens, will Connie to Judy. Pat Paul, will my good times in lunch and relaxation to Tony. Barbara Peet, will my seat on the Upland bus to anyone who will fight for it. Ruth Paige, will my seat in Mom's to my sister Judy if she's willing to fight for it. Richard Perkoski, will my gym trunks to Bob Wright. Elva Plummer, will my soft, sweet voice to Mr. Webber. Mary Jane Redding, will my ability to get along with Miss McGillen to Mary Bryan. Albert Restucci, will my ability to get along with Mr. Rawlings to everybody. Doris Reynolds, will my seat in Miss McGillen's class to Donna Palmer. Roberta Ricks, will my space in the cafeteria to Mr. Webber. Joseph Roath, will my ability to attend summer school to Bert Marvel. Diane Robinson, will all my fun and excitement in cheerleading to my sister Nancy. Joyce Roehm, will all the sneaky pictures taken at Hockey Camp to Cammie Luczycky. Sarah Rowe, will my great fondness for Mr. Webber to my brother David. Judith Ryan, will my ability to type 30 words a minute to Pat and Sis. Reva Scull, will all the good times I have had in E. H. S. to Judy, Sis and Hotdog. Barbara Shade, will my pony tail to Donna Palmer. Paul Shaw, will all my books to Eddystone High School. Michael Shull, will Dale Beecher to my brother Tommy. Patricia Small, will all the good times I have had at Eddystone to my sister Gerry. John Smith, will my shop clothes to Grover. Alice Stewart, will my ability to play basketball to Nancy Mitchell. Richard Strader, will my javelin arm to Joseph Peila. Carole Strohl, will my position in cheerleading to Nancy Mitchell. Kerry Stutzman, will my ability to understand Mr. Rawlings to Dennis 'Humphry' Walls. Bette Summers, will my good times to my brothers Charlie and Harry. Betty Szlemko, will my bashfulness to Mr. Webber and my ability to take his kidding to my brother Dave. Mary Lynn Taylor, will all my late cards to my sister Harriet. Norman Taylor, will my outstanding football ability to my cousin Bob. Patricia Vanore, will my hockey stick and goalie equipment to my sister Janet, and hope she has as much fun as I did. James Voss, will my ability to get up for school in the morning to Joe Illingsworth. John Walker, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Barry Hoffman. Roland Walker, will all the fun I have had in Eddystone to my sister. Donna Walsh, will my height to my brother Michael. Bryan Walter, will my ability to get U's' in Chemistry to Wayne Shoop. Vicki Warder, will my seat in the cafeteria to anyone who doesn't get indigestion. Jean Washburn, will my ability to chew gum in shorthand to anyone lucky enough to get away with it. Ronald Wilson, will Eddystone High to anyone who is lucky enough to get in and back out again. Richard Woleslagle, will a new puppet string to Howdy Doody , Ed Carpenter. Curtis Wood, will Miss Young to anyone who wants her. Beverly Woodwa.rd, will my cheers for Bob Mumley in the football games to anyone with good lungs. Richard Yourgalite, will my appeal to girls to Bum'Lavelle. Ronald Zadorzany, will my shop locker to Sandy Pruitt. Ralph Zebley, will my entire knowledge of math to the needy ones. Arthur Leech, will my job taking care of Grover Linaweaver to his sister Helen. M ai f ff: MQW742 ' ,,. , 'va ,af f rv! , iff , ff A ,V . Who' Who r ,Exe MOST ATHLETIC - Pat Vanore MOST BASHFUL - Elaine and Pete Lesiuk Plummer and Paul Shaw K .i ' BEST DANCERS ' Joyce ROehD1 1 and Bob Mumley J.,-2. 1 fr-r' Q X SSN . L, J V A 1 e . X W ' 'VAA' 'V ' , , A A- 5 MX Q we J X - 'N is MOST CO-OPERATIVE -Joyce MOST POPULAR - Nancy Gor- MOST NATURAL - Roberta Fleming and Tom Mullikin man and Ralph Arcucci Ricks and Jerry McClintock 1' Y -ga., MOST DEPENDABLE - Betty MOST STUDIOUS - Jeannette Szlemko and Ben I-Odeski MOST DRAMATIC -Mona Mas- Osmun and Jerome Kalinovich 1111 and Jack 1:3119 Q :Mb . , k . or Who Who I -x s ' a MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Alan Hess and Rebecca Altvater MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT - Bev- erly Horn and Joe Dehner If fm ' 1 CUTEST - Diane Robinson and 4 Mike Shull BEST LOOKING - Dotti Grear and Bryan Walter Y F, rf BEST DRESSED - Hal Mar- MOST P LEASING PERSONALITY shall and Barbara Childers Barbara Shade and Joe Gattone 2, Q . N4 R MOST HUMOROUS - Donna Walsh and Gary Mysel MOST VERSATILE - Carole Strohl and Butch Restucci MOST ARTISTIC - Barbara Lomas and Rosemarie Malinowski - :ax Lied: lt-.--'Pl DU r Pete Lesiuk E 0 H 0 o Q4 4' , , Y : ' ,WH K, ry' 9' ,cg .,4' J ff? Zif f' I - -v Mi X 5 . Barry Hoffman ,-V.-fzv 'V - , 1 L, ,, l'. ,. , IU' env. A . ,Q-, - f. u-N, 'iju - oted Athlete ., ..4- , ' . 4, ,, ,aww K ,'g,rV,.v-.... ,,, Q . 14. f'.' , ,I , . W' ' x gm. . K makin ,M-Y'--. - . Q .Q Q fe, V. . x 4, vu- ,. , . . -1 ,, Y . -A-au., ,..,, Y, , -+ f : ' Q. ,. fn '-- ' . r ,e 'mp-1. ., A, A , ' '1 'f - - 7- . rim. f .,l?'2: -,, Zi'-gf 4 Q , , -. Y 4 - ,- - fr 1-49'-++?' 5-mfg. ..4 T '?Hf4 '-3-4-.3-. ' . , . -- N S:, P ,. , K, A- ,, if -,. , a-TN ,S-4 .X 4-5, f N4 L, -. ,,.,.vf1 rn. wi:-l, We f ' 'fffv -,. j, ,A-A4 . ,rw -. '7' ., V, ,Vq,,,,LfM . V, Q X ' ...su .X v , ,i ,+A-an -'ws f . . 1 .. N it v - , 19 , , Aw.-A -' I I M- M Q---N . ,Qf 'f, f's,g?,4- r r kb -sw L-1 -. . ', V, ,,,:f-fp--.. 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' V V 1 4,1 is my ' .W ' -V af' M 4 .Q 1 ,Mjm M-ff, '-At , ,ffjg r:i k'1,,,,, ' ' ' ' P E if' 532- - Aw bay ww ,YQVOYO ww .z ffm 486 'Y 'Vee Aff-f W ,-'ff We 11'-rr ,.-fy L frgiyuzsff Egx x ,iildge-W,.f s w- - f P -Mx'-' 5, ,O 9 LS O 4 , ygffwrff w , I' V1 h , .l K I School Doctor Announcers Dr. Galia, extreme left, watches tensely I. Lane and D. Bennis during the exciting Chi-game. covering our home games. 5.1. H ...Q If f' ww.: B. Mumley Cquarter backj Bull 14127 gets his man. . Football Briefs 'S G. Mysel Qendj R. Arcucci ffull backj J, Hartman ffull back, J. Gattone may back, 1- 3 YA' l I' i l J. McClintock - Quarterback R. Perkowski - Center P. Lesiuk - Guard B. Lodeski - Tackle J. Walker - Tackle K, Stutzman - Quarterback J. Dehner - Center A. Restucci - Halfback Gridiron Action wfzbw-' +'C 1.3,..n mln ...W :livers-u L , . :urvsvmlnzwzmm ,Qu , u V gg . L,,i,a , Football Highlight ,V ,,,.,L.,, ,sly X ww' i I 5 - .fj2g f 'fl ' ., mf 11.6 i. ,fwfr W Jerry McClintock Football Queen, Nancy Gorman and Game Captain, Lodeski 461, D. Walls, throws a block as 449, Jack Hartman, rounds end. 1380, Van- dergrift, follows up the play. Cheerleaders 1. 1 01 O 4 V K -nf f -l au,-if 1 ' fs as-sw' Football Team of 195 T5 - eg m .ec C3 0 . gy A , ,- ,,,,.g. M .5 .5 ,V wa, . , V VXA-Nga ,V 1 V V V 7 7 14p-. .,q. 271,15 W .,, f , ' . '55 f'-rf' -' 2 ' A ' - if A di -.:qQi4' f- Wlifm ' .Q V 3? cz , . VV gs S .. , f' 5 .f fs A S., 7 9 2 I Q25 i M It ' 1 mi - .-. A -pf: .- , V U Ev I' ,5?, l -.V ' fff: ' ,'., V , . . ,Q gf- 'Ig 'Q Ji-2 5' , L fs ig 5 V 4.5, V F . . V V V , an V, V V V V V .,a VN V ,. A ,, V 1' J! E fi--3 I' ' 14 ' A Zn ' 'B 1 1 ' M! A 4' 'F 'r j V' 1 Y-hal. if 5 R ,. 42, ff ' . 'f Dv -V t f f 2 , -' A- . , f1 - V f 3 - VV,.A 1 .1 ,S V I V V l. ' , '-:fe f' . ff ', A 77 ..- . fr pw- , ' .L ..,, . fs jQ7W E fe .J 'J 5 ss ,., ' - .E 1, A , 7 Z ' v 7 U , x vm, L, . V ,Vx 4 t ..., VV igfs- QV. 5.5 9 , Q ' N. - Q -. 1 6 , qs. 'av-',.g 'VV . , , A V1V ,V ..,, .... VV VV, Vg V L, V .V f.., t , f VV wmv V .V g , VV , VV V . , M- . .V , , A V V ' ... , A-,. : .. ' QAQ . at W 'Q' - , , 1 0- f. 'f ' e , , f'.V- p ,. . H- '-' - FOO'1 BALL VARSITY L. to R., 1st Row: F. Jadick fmanagerl, B. Km , J. Gattonef E B. Moyer, G. Crystle, P. Lesiuk, B. Drake, G. Eva.ns, B. Aley, R. Lodeski, R. Perkowski. 2nd Row: E. Borcky, B. Parramore, W. Shoop, R. Arcucci, I. Walker, I. Gattone, J. Hester, R. Smith, A. Albaugh, A. Restucci, T. Franklin. 3rd Row: B. Marvel Qmanagerl, W. Hearld, R. Johnson, S. Basht, B. Hoffman, J. Dehner, B. Gaskell, G. Mysel, G. Murtaugh, D. Schiedley, B. Vandergrift, B. Fellmen, B. Burns, D. Baker. 4th Row: T. Jones, D. Mears, D. Walls, I. McClintock, B. Johnson, K. Stuzman, J. Hartman, B. Lodeski, B. Mumley, G. Wallace, J. Deaver, J. McClintock Qrnanagerl. Mr. Bassett, extreme left, Mr. Marion QHead Coachj, and J. Webber portray worry and concern during one of our home games. B 4 of Spotlight on Mysel Mysel is victorlously carried off the field by his team mates after the Chichester game. He caught a 20-yard pass and ran 60 yards for the one touch-down in the game. His kick also made the extra point. Varsity ' 1 1 I7 ,- , : f f ., 4 9, 3 f 'T 1? Miss Graham Coach . A ,- R .fll 2,3 :Mu -1 ,-1.52 L,I . 0-'1 . ':f.a1su L to r , lst row F Walker, A Armstrong, E Vernon, B Wxtherow, J w11uamSOH, K. Green, 2nd row J Guyer, J Montegna, C Luczycky, B Cohen, L Wallace, E Turner, C Kowalchuck, C St1les, B Ianuccz 3rd row A Robxnson, B Alexander, L Lewis, N Kmg, N Sparklin, P Vanore - Goalie F. Horne - Fullback N. Gorman - Center halfback G- HGIP3- ' Goalie Candid Camera Ileekey Players C. Strohl - Center D. Kirkland - Manager D. Robinson - Wing A. Iacona - Fullback I Roehm - Inner H. Faries - Halfback M. Giovenello - Wing QX QA. 4'9Vf.'4 ? l E?'lF1'.4!.2kf',54SF'f5Z7m J 1 ,Z I 1, N 1 -a... S , lqfgjcy ,Wvf i , I H ' 4 0 ,-, -sin-ai il-1 i-use 'il' .VND I1 3 . gi X! Y g. S 21 Z4 5 if J xx is . I img ,AW 'T-AR, a! git? 4 ' Kneeling L. to R.: A. Robinson, S. Kruger, P. Vanore QCapta.inJ, C. Strohl, A. Stewart. Standing L. to R y B. Alexander, J. King, R. Altvater, Miss Brown fCoachJ, J. Boyles, S. Johnson, B. Childers. , Varsity Home Team OPP- 54 Interboro 39 53 Nether Providence 36 61 Chichester 42 51 Chester 31 64 Ridley Park 24 44 Sharon Hill 21 64 Yeadon 42 59 Collingdale 67 as Darby 58 68 Clifton Heights 19 el I vi lgketball Kneeling L. to R.. J. Williamson, K. Kirkland, D. Hook, J. Bowman, K. Connelly, L. Wallace, K. Green, B. O'Connor. Standing L. to R.: P. Frazier, V. Warder, B. Moran, B. Armstrong, D. Tomlinson, J. Fleming, N. Malice, L. Coalson, L. Titerance. ..,3'5S1,-. ' 1-1 , ' f' fs! 1 ali A. Restucci Cshort stopj P. Lesiuk fcentery D. Malick lout fieldl W- BaY19Y 42nd ba-Sei Ba eball 1958 Mr. llankilfs Champions How well can Mr. Rankin's Section lllchamps defend their title this year? With the potential and desire the team has, we predict a successful defense of their crown. Most of the capable players from last year's championship team are back this year including five seniors -- Doug Bennis, Pete Lesiuk, Joe Hammond, Al Restucci, and Bob Mumley -- all with the ability, ex- perience, and desire to carry Eddystone to another championship this year. With the exception of Clifton Heights, Eddystone defeated every team in Section III and ended with an 11-1 record last year. Bottom Row: R. Lodeskig Cmanagerjg A. Restucci Cs.s.Jg J. Taylor fo.f.Jg W. Bayley 12nd baselg W. Baker UBB, P. Lesiuk ICJ, R. King fo.f.jg W. Gerkan Co.f.jg I. Crowley CPD, A. Lotsis lmanagerlg Middle Row: R. Kennish lo.f.jg A. Wheatley IPD, R. Baker K3BJg D. Mears Q2Bjg D. Bennis KBBJQ J. Hammond fo.f.Jg W. Drake QZBJQ C. Hickey Coil, W. Rankin Kcoachjg Back Row: J. McNicholas QAsst. Coachjg D. Malik Qo.f.jg G. Murtaugh Ks.s.j, T. Shull Qo.f.jg I. Richmond f1BJg A. King lo.f.lg T. Franklin Co.f.Jg W. Wood fmanagerj. x '11 f -M, 1 4 , . , ,wi , ,MVA x l. ,4, u --57 h Y S, n NI. K 4 Q, LL- T1'nHi ... ..4f....h ' Ks ,I 's F -' nwwn .qs ,ai at wh F, L. to r.. A. Robinson, N. Gorman, C. Strohl, R. Scull, B. Childers, V. Warder, P. Va.nore, L. Burdett. 2nd 5 34- row. Miss Graham, fcoachQ,J. Bowman, N. Dulin, P Luskoski, N. Bell, A. Mundy, J. Williamson, D. I-look, , B. Schreffler, M. Miller. 'T oitball B. Childers, Pitcher P. Vanore, Catcher V- WB-PC1913 C- Field C. Strohl, R- Field N. Gorman, S. Field R. Scull, 2nd Base x 'ii J VA-w,11: ,,,' , -' ' f Front Row: J. McGill, F Fox, R Sutton, R McIntyre W Cerkan Second R . . , . . : M ' . D. Kley, Coach J. Webber, G. Evans, P. Lesiuk. On Diuing Board: J. Bowersvg: D. 22355:-frLtZ.v?:rgs,CcralsiTen W. Drake, A. Pruitt. Last Row: R. Berryman, F. Booth, C, Defruueo, ' ' y ' L. to R.: R. Berryman, P. Lesiuk, R. McIntyre, F. Booth E. H. S. Swimming Team SWIMMING Under the guidance of their coach, Mr, Webber, our swimming team has finished an enjoyable season. Captain Doug Kley has made an outstanding showing this year by at- taining a score of 98 points, highest in the history of E.H.S. Our School was honored when Doug placed at the District 1 Swimming Championships to go on to The Eastern Regional Swim- ming Champions and later to the State Finals. Captain D. Kley. r-f Qevqg-K Anil is .I .Jr ,Q HOCKEY TEAM First Row, L. to R.: L. Brooks, C. Bennis, G. Scott, D.A1baugh, G. Bryan, P. Bennis, D. Phillips, B. Ingram, R. Iacona. Second Row, L. Cox, N. Boyles,G. Mitchell, D. Ramos, R. Gones, M. Miller, C. Shanko,A. Sielcierski, G. Cooper-Third Row: S. Garvine, H. Koodelitch, C. Dunlap, N. Kauffman, S. Cliff, G. Bowden, M. Mitchell, H. Morris, D. Wood, N. R0biI1S0n, N. Mitchell, P. Kowalchuk, G. Malizia, G. Shaw. ,K 78 BASKETBALL M. Quinn, R. Jones, K. Bennis, N. Kaufman, J. Brian, Cmgr.J, D. Ranlcln, L. Brooks, P. Bennis, First Row, L. to R.: N. Lucas, J. Scott, G. Maliza, C. Dunlap, A. Hampton, J. Mitchell, B. In- gram, P.Kowalchuk, J. Vain. Second Row: B. Ianucci Cmgrj, S. Siedierski, F. Tom- linson, VD. Reid, E. Cardwell, H. Lina- weaver, P. Owen, D. Killen, S. Edwards, J. Cooper, H. Koodelitch Qmgr.J JR. HIGH J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM First Row, L. to R.: B. Tribbett, M. Walsh, F. Cassidy, M. Bowden, J. Ashton, H. Mooney. Second Row: J. Campbell,H. Miller, T. Schmidt, B. Deaver, J. Thurst- lic, P. Carpenter. JU IOR HIGH PORT .,. , -. ..., ..... .s.,.....1.-- Y..- , I .I ....,.. .x Miss Brown Hockey Coach Mr. Marler Jr. High Boys FOOTBALL 1st row, left to right: J. Derrikson, B. Tribbett, J. Lane, D. Scott, J. Campell, J. Robinson, M. Bowden, J. Skarren, R. Armstrong. 2nd row: R. Marvel, T. Schmit, D. Gizzy, C. Laughead, A. Berganty, J. Ashton, J. Parker, B. Graham, D. Malizion, M. Koodelitch. 3rd row: mgr, D. Robinson, R. Lodeski, F. Cassidy, J. Stewart, W. Wentzel, B. Craley, D. Dalton, H. Longnecker, V. Davis, J. Piela, K. Chambers, G. Hess, mgr., J. Adamek. Mr. Soltner Coach BASKETBALL 1st row, left to right: J. Stewart, V. Davis, Wm. Craley, R. Leflar, W. Wentzel, T. Hendershot. 2nd row: J. Doskocil, D. Gizzy, C, Laughead, J. Piela, M. Koodelitch, F. Chivalette. JR. HIGH PORT CHEERLEADERS Co-Captains D. Wood, Qleftj and N. Robinson Qkneelingj. Standing, H. Koodelitch, C. Shanko, D, Rankin, I. Ryan, J. Mitchell, M. Mitchell, J. Bowden, H. Taylor fnot picturedl. Added Advantage .1 1' ,WM GUIDANCE Mr. Mar1er,guida.nce counselor, and T. Mitchell, student, are having a private consultation. is fgbvix-we DRIVER TRAINING J. Dehner, a senior, at the wheel is seriously followingM1 Bixby, instructor, as he explains certain mechanisms whil R. King, junior, does some back-seat driving. fa.-a i rtri : 45 Mel - SPEECH THERAPY There must be some truth to the saying astudent sometimes falls in love with the teacher. This seems quite evident as C. Kauffman, Kleftj gazes at Miss Cullen fat desk.j K. Chambers Knext to Kauffman, and F. Chivalette are awaiting instructions. .fw.uff! Y ' . A l V H If '7- J .qt Q' Z' l' Y X-RAY Each year, the state X-ray mobile is Statione on E.H.S. school-grounds for T.-B. check-ul D. Koppenhaver, senior, portrays serious intel as the technician places him against the machinq Z! ENGLISH DE PT. Features X Y .sz L' Induction of New Members - officers at table 1. to r. P. Norman, J. Lane, B. Robinson, R. Altvater, M. Maslin, A. I-less, S. Johnson. Standing 1. to r. Miss E. Young, J. Voss, A. Craley, R. Wilson, R. Strader, D. Bennis, J. Elliott, G. Mysel, J. Osmun, S. King, J. Muir, B. Summers, R. Ricks, I. Walker, C. Wood. ational The pian ociety Meaning and Purposef Eddystone High Schoo1's Troupe 1877 of the National Thespian Society was founded by Troupe Sponsor, Evelyn S. Young, in February 1959. Its purpose is to promote a higher standard of dramatics in the school. Members of the Troupe must obtain a minimum of 10 points as set up in the point system of the National Con- stitutuon of the Society to qualify for membership. Although a member of the National Thespian Society holds a lifetime membership, officers are elected each year and new members areinstalled annually. E Y I Ol I H lllllvvl s Officers - l. to r.: P. Norman Ur. Rep- resentativel, J. Lane Wice Presidentj, B. Robinson Csecretaryl, R. Altvater fClerkj, Miss E. Young lSpon- sorl, M. MaslinQPres- identl, S. Johnson QTreasurerJ, A. Hess CSr. Representativej. of Ji' of Loyalty Jeannette Osmun Alan Hess o National Honor Sooioty Loaolorship , W ,Mt ' .,,..- - g1,y,,l, ,..ttooa 3? M Soholarshiy ,Q at t 1, o.,.. , 7 o rlohiovomoot W- 2 Q 1 s. e 4. in H. fsi?ff' 1if 3-1' we f,,?,f, FA Wnwwv 4 135 'Wil 'F af f? cj :ii ni' I . ,,mg...,, .,,.,,a ...,.-..paxs,,au+....m.-: .mucus n tw e t' 'll A' fff, n 'tax J . , gf ,1:. ':-'- 4- 1.-.,' if -1. Accompanied by Benjamin Lodeski QFullbackl, Queen Nancy Gorman made her entrance in a sparkling The Queen and her Court Appearing with Bob Mumley lQuarterbackl, Mary Lynn Taylor wore a charming blue dress of nylon organza accented by atrapeze back of the latest style. T5 Z I Diane Robinson, escorted by K. S t u t z m a n fQuarterbackJ , looked adorable wearing a cumrnerbund baloon dress of blue satin with an overall of frothy white lace. Joyce King, whose escort for the evening was Gary Mysel QEndj, looked most attractive in a pink taffeta dress fashioned with an ex- quisite black net overskirt. K 177 X e ,,,,,......,, W, in , .fw,f:,ifLc 1 . Af- 1, Gridiron female' nib ' Iwi 1 ,J ,VM ' .li ll , .,-43.3.41 ,,...i f A . .ix-it 'So there ! Our director, Miss Evelyn Young. Englih Department Pla CAST LIZZIE ........ ..... . . Patti Norman AGNES CAROL ..... ........... M ona Maslin HOWARD CAROL ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, J ack Lane JOAN ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, P , Hostutler and S, Johnson JEANIE .... .......... B onnie Johnson GINGER ...... ....... B everly Robinson EDDIE DAVIS ,,,,, ,,,,, A Ian Hess TOMMY GREEN , , , , , Amos Craley MR. WILSON .... . . .Robert Sides ED HOFFMAN. . . . . , Curtis Wood It's Gingerl' 'QMQQ fi I .1 if :T JM ,X . snuuauii A- ' ir in :I 111 1 'And that's final X' Th 5 1-ffffl Ed's sense of humor Stage manager and crew 'I hate violence! Intermlsslon musxc by The Contmentals Time out for Ginger 'iii I f fi 'N PM I I I I I I NX 9:45 Z x if I Q. 3 5 Y . . if f ff 7 !c 'A ' ,S pa 2 X 'P sl, if W3 ,Awk Q-A , 1 U Mn., Gp ,V W. fs vi l nf in 4,551 LA Z. I L Candld Camera 1310 V P 'inn 4 z , Q V9 V' . 7 3 'Iii xi 1 'M Fire Brigade .KL ' ..,- K J. Vosslleftl, R. Strader, W. Berry and B. Walters enjoy chess as much as P.0.D. Chemistry, iFrontJ R. Heacock ileftj R. Baxter, 2nd table, H. Marshall fleftj, D. Kley and Arthur Leach. Standing, L. to R.: D. Koppenhaver, J. Cole, L. Hunter, R. Heacock, R. Walker. llineelingj: D. Kley ileftj and H. Carter. Our Fire Brigade was organized by Mr. Rankin, afaculty member ofthe an E . iff-v Around the Flagpole, R. Strader QSeated on groundj, 1st row, L. to R., R. Ricks, E. Plummer, J. Deh- ner, A. Iacona, P. Vanore, A. Hess, L2lSt IOW, A. Leach Qleftl, I. Ham- mond. Isn't Mary Lynn Taylorirightj on speaking terms with .Toe Roath? Activities .U-V E J 0 g 2 ,, . C ' ig ,,. V v 2 J Co-captain 3 , 'Queers p i, Cheerleaders in Action - Township Pep Rally Coach Marion addresses pep rally U - ,V,, L. to R. - B. Vandergrift, J. Wil1iamson,I Welenc, P. Norman, N. Gorman, C. Strohl, I Iannucci, J. Bowman, B.Armstrong, B.A1exande Qtop centerj. Diane' Robinson U0-captain Cheerleader U0-captain xnxx f Joyce King aw, L. to R. - N. O'Brien, R. Bordzoll, C. King, B O'Connor, S. Cardwell, S. Ford, M. A. Romeo Majorette ' R Flag Twirlers U0-captain L. to R. - A. Robinson, F. Holt, P. Hostutler, S. Kelle Y- Barbara Lomas ,Q , Drill Team and Color Guard r f' 'Hi' V W, ,, .ff 5 - Nu ,. .fi-ft f --f L ' ' 'Q-- R. Malinowski and Joyce Flem- L. to R. : B. Woodward, A. Corbin, S. Johnson, D. Harris, A. Bonaduce, ing R. Paige. . First row L. to R.: M. Valentine, C. Lowery, R. Myers. Second row L. to R.: R. Denham, S. Lowery, M Kozur. Third row L. to R.:S. Leonard,S. Mitchell, B. Childers. Fourth row L. to R.: E. Plummer, L. Wesr fNot pictured C. Johnson and D. Achey.J , 'li'. ,rx -..,,, mf, 49W f 'ML is, ..,, , M flaauffrfv vmzmm 'pf' ' N ' Us . . - V ,, ,Y , , , 1 I 1555 nxvr'f vv?S,!rv , fi , ' ' xx 'V F AT. A V ,, M V 'M' vs 3 -'W' ' , 'W V ' ? A A f 1 'V V A ,, Z 3 ' ,fn , ' ,, L K 'A ' L. 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W, V, my . gpg, 1 ., A -' 'K-, q P -1 K 'Y ,gl V I A ., ff' , W , Z ,A 4, in V , , V . t W I . .h '- wg 1-l'+'Q...-xy Vg- N' V' f :..,-V--H 'W V f' . V' Q Vf Q' f .- VV - 1 'fc-J. 'W -M. '- H 5 'bfi-1gHg4,g Sw- gf-f. 'vyfa-fy, .4 wg-KVV '. 'Lgaf,,Wf4V, -4 Ln, W-MJ M ., ,.,f ,W My v ,Q 1 . A A ef. , J 9-1. ef Ye- V M wg- fJ .V ' 1 1 -.1r ' ,. ,.-V4-'+g1vrV Q-jg: ' V 'sh-V ,, -V Eid ..-mesz,-an ,Miz ,-w,,,-.-f?,4W ,,,:f+ '2:Qfw.Jl9ZR:,...e:42af4VfV'f.mV faxisaw-5 'ASM-..VQz,..,V?V.':2HHus. Eddy tone High chool Band Director Leading Majorette Co-Uaptain W , 1 w L ,,'V,V V. 4 ' 1 V. dw, f eh- i?A?fvv4 ll lf JW!! Mr. Harold Weitzel Bonnie Johnson Beverly Woodward and Arlene Corbin Mona Maslin, a senior, vocalizes with the band. The Continental This picture of the Continentals was taken at the Franklin Institute where they provided music for the Latin Festival on March 5, 1959. At this time they were offered the opportunity to play at a dinner-dance for West Chester High School. Their first public appearance was between acts of the English Department Play, They also pre- sented the story of Jazz in an assembly for the benefitof the students. On March 31, they pre- sented this same program to the Marcus Hook Junior High School. The dance band will also compete in the Bands ofTomorrow Contest on March 19 at the Warwick Hotel in Philadelphia, This neat recognition is due to the excellent leadership of Mr. Weitzel, our instrumental di- rector. First Row, L. to R.: Curt Wood QBaritone saxj, Roberta Turner, QAlto saxl, Wayne Titerance lAlto saxl, Jack Cassidy iTenor saxl, Charles DeTulleo iTenor saxl, Joe Peila lextrerne right, Guitarj. Back Row, L. to R. staggered: Art Bergantz KTrornbonel, Ronald Wilson iTrumpetJ, Bill Rhoades QTrombonel, Rich- ard Cuccinata QTrumpetj, Alan Hess iTrumpetj, Roger Anderson lTromboneJ, Skeets' Marshall lfpartially hidden, Drumsl. . -a'f,.,A f.J.. if il T' H. S. H IR ' r 7 , 4 , if 0 ! A A ff, ' 'Ig , ' f , I 5 ' H V ' Q! , M 4, ' 'mh' X . 'A ' . ' 'Ii f ' 1 1. 1 L ' 3 3 A ' ' W ,,A. , I Q,L' 1 I ,,,: '1'b i ' f7f7 , V, 4 , i ...ff Q , , A A ,rl M l,., 'iw Vrlv I V1 J Vr.A ,VL. Ai . 1 H I l ,,,AV L',, E , in I il -f 1 i V A 4 kk I A I A 3'-ij I A I 1 , sb I ,I Q, 5, A :E Vntrr 45? ,IFA 1 A V, ,K !,iV . 3 3 V :Vi ik g 1 A , 1 'i A! , H f?Q gk 1 ,Q 9 Q fl, parm, 3 Q1 M4. 4n ,,' EHS 55? gg... Ill 8, W 3 ,4 WC , hi nil I I I 5 . xg fir -K' Future Teaehers First row L. to R.: B. Lomas, D. Ben- nis, A. Iacona, P. Vanore, C. Buckley, J. Lane, R. Ricks. Second row--J. Os- mun, E. Plummer, T. Mullikin,E.Kauff- man, J. Elliot, J. Cassidy, D. Mears, S. Peterkin. Boosters Club First row L. to R.: R. Marion lstudentj, Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. Armstrong, Mrs. Johnson. Second row: Mrs. Marion, Mrs. Jadick, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Armstrong, N. Horn, Mr. Mitchell. Future urses Seated L. to R.: J. King, D. Edwards, B. Altvater, S. Kelley. Second row: B. McClure, B. Summers, W. Robinson, N. O'Brien, E. Turner, S. Kruger. Last row: P. Hostutler, N. King, J. Thomp- son, H. Faries, B. Medvid, L. Lewis, K. Naumowich, S. Jones. 1 i ff. 1' 1 row, L to R J Washburn, .T Fleming, R Myers, T Mulliken, - - -.-- .-.-- -' m 1 'Z as ,235 60 ,ff st . .: . . ' . . ' U d N. Keenan, L. Pasco, C. Fickenscher. 2nd row: M. Sorace, M. Redding, I l B. Horn, M. Hamman, V. Lee, B. Rhoads, P. Frazier, J. Johnson, D. Harris, B. Robinson, S. Peterkin. Mr . Schramm The Beam Editorial Board CO-EDITORS: Betty Szlemko, and Diane Shipley. Staff Editors: Boys Sports - A. Albaugh, Girls Sports - P. Vanore, Art - B. Lomas, Features -D. Edwards, Reporting - J. King, Miscellaneous - C. Lowery. Faculty ddvisrr lst row, L. to R. : P. Norman, C. Lowery, D. Edwards, J. King, P. Vanore, B. Lomas, A. Albaugh. 2nd row:R. King,B. Woodward, G. Stolis, B. Medwid, D. Mears, V. Warder, C. DeTulleo, R.Ma.linowski, A. Wheatly, S. Kelley, D. Baker, W. Titerence. . if fl. ,W Aw ' ' f-9--..?.-W D. Shipley Qseatedj, E. Szlemko. EN i.. r i 99 ap.-...,,. W H III A ' During the past few years we have noticed the smooth running hall traffic All this is due to an efficient group known as the hall monitors, who are stationed at specific points throughout the school tokeep traffic running without con- gestion. Noon on tho main holl lloor l. to r.: E. Kauffman, D. Edwards, B. Lomas, J. King stoop to pet the marines' oscelot held by a handsome but unidenti- fied marine. .f Hall Monitor llroup llno lst row, l. to r.: B. Woodward, M. l-lamman, S. Gordon, J. Johnson, M. Kozer, J. Roehm, C. Lowery, R. Ricks, J. Ryan, B. Szlemko. 2nd row: J. Fischer, D. DiPalo, J. Osmun, D. Atldn- son, R. Malinowski, A. Corbin, E. Plummer, J. Washburn. 3rd row: R. Altvater, R. Paige, B. Childers, J. King, M. Taylor, B. Horn, R. Scull. 4th row: A. Hess, A. Leach, J. Lane, J.Walker, A. Restucci, J. McClintock. Top row:C. DeTulleo, J. Hammond, P. Lesiuk, D. Edwards, B. Shade. he Group Two lst row, l to r.: H. Marshall, C. Ficken- scher, C. Kowalchuk, B. Witherow, M. Bryan, C. Luczysky, S. Johnson. 2nd row, B. Marvel, P. Norman, A. Albaugh, B. Robinson, D. Harris. 3rd row, B. King, D. Baker, D. Mears, R. McIntyre, D. Shipley. 4th row: D. Malik, R. Arcucci, J. Dehner, R. Eusden, D. Kley. 5th row: F. Meehan, R. Scull, M. Taylor, B. Horn, K. Stutzman. Top row: J. Hammond, C, Strohl, C. DeTulleo, D. Walsh, G. Mysel, D. Robinson. ll.. A -egg? ct At Ironing Board R Meade,Along window Q1 to r.j E. Moretti, J. Leonard, C. Shanko, J. Vane, W. Wodcie- KOWSKI M Bella, N Lucas, Miss Chamberlain Cteacherj. lst table on right, fl. to r.j: D. Cartnell, L. DeAr- mond, A Shanko Center table, 11 to r J M. Morgan, D. Temple, G. Tomlinson, M. Schartner, D. Killen, tudent CouncH lst row, l. to r.: Roberta Turner, AndreaRobinson, C. Brooks, Barbara lanucci, J. Petrovitch, Jane Bowman. 2nd row: Jeanette Osmun, Pat Vanore, Patty Norman, Beverly Robinson, Despina Harris. 3rd row: Alan Hess, Joyce King, Jeanwashburn, Betty Szlemko, Rebecca Alvater, M. Maslin, Ruth Myers. 4th row: Bob Johnson, Ralph Arcuicci, Joe Dehner, Albert Restucci, Pete Lesiuk. 5th row: Ronnie Lodeski, Jerry Evans, Donnie Mears, Art Wheatley, Dick Baker, Bob King. 6th row: Charles DeTulleo, Bob Gaskell. .I ..-W ... .... , 1 ll-Ullllll -. ' 4-., ASB! .,.. k V I 7 . 9 t ,7 . ov.. ' Junior and Uophomoro Utofi Seated fleft to rightl A. Heckert, M. Malin, B. Medwid, D. Harris, B. Robinson, P. Norman, M. Sorace, D. Shipley, Standing: S. Kelley, J. Julius, L. Pasco, B. Duncan, N. Keenan, E. Hennicke, S. Curry, P. Luskoslde, K. Cliff, S. Jones, F. Bostwick. on Editor Editorial Barbara Lomas t al Photography and Sports Editors Charlie Natkin, our school photographer, explains the mechan- ism of a camera to K. Stutzman Qstandingj and 11.to r.l seated, Alan Hess, Curtis Wood, D. Koppenhaver, Joseph Dehner. l Denim' Typists Front desk Hefty Ruth Myers, Rose Marie Malinowski. Back desk fleftj Mary Jane Redding, Joyce Fleming. Seated Cleftj J. Washburn, ski, D. Grear, R. Ricks. 1- f 1- ' I - ' Vgswwf- A ' , V A ,. , ,, ., . 4 ,sf 4 ,L , QQ 5 f 5 , . , V V, ' E , f 'if I ' , I 1454? 4 s ' lr .W ff' K Editor-inrhlvl , . ,Q- 'mn Farulty aduwr V. Warder, D. Edwards, J. Fleming, R. Myers, R. Malinow- standing fleftj J. Cassidy, E. Pmmmer, E. Kauffman, K. MPS- Scanlan Stutzman, R. Altvater, J. Dehner, J. King, A. Hess, J. Osmun, D. Koppenhaver, B. Lomas. , AM. M fm. C7 I 1 I , '.W!f 11Jj?W Jem . r i f I l I Q7 -l : N , , ,lk ., A' I 'llfwiu S-1 mx A KL: ,.,,lll- 4'v-,g?1N!'J', 'fi ' ' 17 48 4 K l . ' 1 J ,,-5 s lg, 'f Business Staff Seated fl. ho r.J Judy Johnson, Mary Jane Hamman, Mary Jane Redding, Carole Strohl, Nancy Gorman, Doris Kilgore, Shirley Cooper, Carol Johnson. Standing Pat Small, Pat Vanore, Diane Robinson, Jean Washburn, Tommy Mullikin, Pat Frazier, Lois Boulden, Betty Szlemko, Carol Lowery. Beacon Bu iness Staff E , ,X A h S ' 'a,, , . 1 5 3 f a 05- 2 'av f 4 ' - ' f my-J .Q ' X f ,g' 4 L' T was , . Fasu ty Adussr MMC Business Managsr Patricia Small EISSIIIQ Class Officer Junmrs L. to R.: R. DePa1ma Secretary, L Coalson Vice President, R. Kmg Pres1dent, I Deaver Treasurer. Fwwhmen L. to R.: D. Fulkerson V1ce Presldent, M Mitchell - Treasurer, D Wood Secretary, I Piela - President. 5? rs 'JCI' , 049 1' 1st row L. to R.: B. Alexander, E. Barlow, J. Ashbridge, S. Antoinette, K. Beuley, V. Bradley, M. Bryan, L. Burdette, C. Buckley, A. Armstrong, G. Brown, B. Bell, G. Adamak. 2nd row L. to R.: A. Albaugh, R. Birney, G. Archer, A. Campagnini, B.Armstrong,J. Boyles, R. Brown, E. Carpenter, J. Benge, J. Cassidy, D. Baker. 3rd row L. to R.: S. Basht, R. Beachboard, R. Adamek, R. Bende, G. Baglione, R. Bryant, R. Armstrong, F. Booth, R. Carey. Junior lst row L. to R.: J. Decker, L. Coalson, K. Craddock, C. Dorrell, S. Cardwell, S. Curry, J. Dunn, J. Dunn, S. Carpenter, A. Conley, B. Carpenter, T. DiCave, S. Cristopher. 2nd row L. to R.: C. Collins, J. Detwiler, H. Detwiler, J. Collins, R. Derrickson, J. Dordell, L. Chase, C. Cona.rd, J. Clark, G. Crepack, A. Cherry, W. Drake. 3rd row L. to R.:C. DeTulleo, I. Crispino, R. Dunderdale, R. Cucinotta, R. Dorman, G. Crystle, J. Deaver, J. Connison, R. DePalma. ll-C av in f ..- ,?, I jmfuys new ' Y I T il . gy f n ...V s. lst row L. to R.: P. Greer, B. Eckert, G. Ford, P. Harman, S.Gray, S. Graham, R. Girt, P. Gallagher, J. Guyer, C. Fickenscher, M. Green, R. Fox, D. Harris. 2nd row L. to R.: J. Gallagher, A. Funk, B. Evans, E. Estock, F. Hargan, P. Halter, J. Eubands, W. Ellis, E. Howard, J. Gallagher. 3rd row L. to R.: K. Foster, C. Garrity, J. Elliot, R. Griffith, W. Herald, T. Franklin, R. Hearn, B. Hoffman. Junior , F' .fa r F 'geza -34'2i :' 36- we T 1 'XAQJ 1st row L. to R.: E. Heath, D. Lewis, C. Kowalchuk, C. Luczycky, S. Kelley, M. Lavelle, B. Lockamy, S. King, E. Hennicke, J. Julius, N. Keenan, J. Hunter. 2nd row L.. to R.: T. Jones, K. Kauffman, J, Lucas, B. Johnson, A. Heckert, S. Kruger, S. Langdon, P. Johnson, S. Johnson, J. Louth, R. Konza. 3rd row L, to R.: F. Marcello, R. King, H. Louth, R. Laramore, J. Jablonski, R. Knox, R. Johnson, D. Kennedy, J, Kaiser, B. Marvel. .. X fu, B. ... .- J I f M .A A. sf . 1st row L. to R.: P. Norman, K. Naurnowich, B. Medwid, B. McClure, J. Merril, P. Moore, S. Malloy, D. Miles, B. Martin, M. Malin, J. Montegna, A. Mahler. 2nd row L. to R.: W. Nelson, N. Phillips, F. Mills, A. Pruitt, L. Macklern, N. Minard, M. Myers, L. McElwee, D. Mears, D. McCue. 3rd row L. to R.: R. Owens, R. Porter, J. Pollock, R. Parramore, J. Minshall, V. Moffet, R. McIntyre, P. McCoy. Junior ' 1' V --... , X0 . Z , M A lst row L, to R.: M. Probert, N. Sparklin, S. Peterkin, C. Stiles, B. Pryor, P. Ryan, Lf Rowe, P, Schuk- raft, B. Robinson, M. Roberts, L. Pasco, M. Robinson, M. Romeo. 2nd row L. to R.: R. Smith, R. Sutton, G. Stolis, A. Scheiber, M. Sorace, D. Shipley, M. Ozaluk, W. Rhoades, W. Talley, R. Sides, I, Taylor, 3rd row L. to R.: R. Richmond, D. Scheidley, T. Shull, P. Russo, W. Shoop, R, Swallow, lO9 ,lf ... -a.. if. 1. ..,. ,. ,.. 1. 'F 2 5' f11,X1YX. rx 51 Kilt fu an llll 'Ci 1st row L. to R.: M. Wother, J. Thompson, A. Wertz, S. Tipton, J. Welenc, M. Wigmore, B. Witherow, D. l Tomlinson, H. Wojciechowski, J. Thompson,C. Welsh,E.Woody, K. Vaughn. 2nd row L. to R.: A. Wheatley, l R. Wright, A. Webber, R. Webster, F. Walker, M. Valentine, E. Turner, G. Willot, M. Thiem, G. Wallace, R. Wood, C. Williams. 3rd row L. to R.: R. Vandergrift, J. Ware, R. Wadlington, W. Titerence, W. Yanonis, D. Turotsy. I IBII l' ' 'ESQ ll H Junior PLANE GEOME TRY - explzuned by A. Albaugh to fl. to r.j E. Woody MITTEN TIME - QL. to RJ Pat G., Standing! B. Alexander, R. Baker, BUS TIME - IL. to RJ Elsa H., Bonnie B., Kay C., Bonnie D. B. Armstrong Qseatedl Shirley K., Anne H, Say it' Lorraine Serious-minded - Bob Sutton vw 1 ' l lm.: - A .e X... . SWIMMERS - R. Berryman fleftj, Pete Lesuik fa seniorj, R. X,. x x xi E ,X Q- . i .K g Q -4 Q X K V 1 Candid amera on U n S m Q n TWINS - Freddie Jacljek-not Ronnie .I f . l y u r, ' Q ' .Lf 41 I , Q 1 i I i' ' W. Dykes, F. Wiley and S. Kluska Mr. Boscola showing A. Wheat- sadly enter Algebra Two Class. ley Qfrontj A. Scheiber and G. Stolis the functions of a slide rule. Laura Burdett has a painful remem- SOPHOMORES- J,Wil1iamson, brance of her Junior year.lleftJ Jane Bowman, A. Robinson. E. Hennicke, alone I Mrs. Scanlan checks with J. Deaver as H. Detwiler ffrontj J. Clark and G. Baglione await their turn. fs '11 5. egg 1 as 1 0,9 aff 'Z j,1v.,m 7' 4' r'- ' Wim D63 5.- 3 'R -4: ' - - -N. 4. ,L - - ,. -- 5 ,- A - Y..-.., . . lst row L. to R.:J. Arthur, J. Bowman, P. Blake, R. Bordzol, J. Borsello, R. Benjet, S. Burdett, M. Barnes, P. Brown, A. Bonsall, D. Beecher, K. Allen, F. Bostwick. 2nd row L. to R.: J. Bowersox, J. Bentley, C. Blake, R. Baker, N. Bell, R. Betts, D. Achey, A. Boeckem, N. Bozman, W. Brittingham, G. Barratt, P. Alwine, W. Blake. 3rd row L. to R.: J. Ankney, W. Berryman, I. Baronsky, W. Bickling, E. Borcky, D. Brisiel, R. Booth. ophomore ' A 1. l---ofa' , we: -in le ' 5--fu -W rw -. K f 324. 4 ' ,.,- , V ' lst row L. to R: K. Cliff,J. Conte, C. Corbin, J. Dawson, D. Crowder, M. Carpenter, B. Cardile, B. Coale, R. Denham, M. Looper, J. Davis, B. Cohen,D. Connelly. 2nd row L. to R.: J. Bucella, E. Brooks, D. Cooper, E. Davis, H. Coale, C. Cole, R. Degrave, W. Clarke, W. Buckley, J. Brower, J. Costa, W. Conners. 3rd row L. to R.: W. Conard, H. Brownell, J. Crowley, W. Cerkan, W. Burns, C. Demski. 73541 yy fd gvfm HK ,Msg 1g?1WWvnu , J, , ,, M, in Cf rj J.. W umm ,,,,, . ., if-,f-f MQW now mow: ,uma nnmvw gwwfg u 4-'n 'a-W u.ww mum, W ,Wy D W K A, -naw rw by lst row L. to R.: M. Fehl, N. Dulin, D. Guarnere, A. Harrar, S. Ford, C. Hamrick, J. Galloway, E. Hance, J. Fisher, J. Fisher, K. Green, G. Gregoria, R. Eusden. 2nd row L. to R.: W. Eisenhower, W. Dykes, F. Fox, T. Evans, G. Evans, F. Jadick, B. Doherty, R. Jadick, P. Dunman, F. Eppler, W. Fitzgerald, R. Fell- man. ophomore 9' r-ff 1st row L. to R.: L. Lewis, E. King, J. Kay, S. Jones, P. Hostutler, R. Jennings, B. Iannucci, D. LaSpina, E. Hinchliffe, J. Johnson, M. Kozur, S. Leonard, N. King. 2nd row L. to R.: J. Illingsworth, G. Gallo, V. Gattone, G. Hester, P. Kovaleski, F. Holt, D. Hook, J. Gebhart, A. Greenwood, W. Hobbs, M.Horne. 3rd row: L. to R.: R. Gaskell, J. Gaulke, E. Hargan, E. Humphries, W. Gill, G. Hamrick. 9' I -as --vu ' m ., -3 t . K .V 7. , , I 4 v K- 'BEM' wwf' ' x IIIE. 90 . 1st row L. to R.: H. Meehan, E. McGurk, D. McClintock, S. Lowery, P. Luskoski, M. Lockwood, B. McNama, A. Marcinowski, R. Maher, N. Love, E. McCarthy, M. Mezick, M. March. 2nd row L. to R.: F. Kilpatrick, J. Kerestus, R. Kennish, T. Jones, J. Lockamy, B. McClure, J. Kline, H. Keen, S. Kluska, S. Lineharn. 3rd row L. to R.: D. Knowles, R. Johnson, H. Johnson, G. Koontz, R. Johnson, A. King, P. Kaylor, J. Lewis. ophomore .es . 'rf 'Z Axfff' 5 R, 0 X , f L E X x.,,,,., 5 fi 'AA 114 ba.. lst row L. to R.: A. Mundy, B. Phillips, A. Patrone, P. Neupauer, M. Parry, F. Miles, M. Miller, N. O'Brien, B. O'Conner, E. Paige, G. Norris, M. Middleton, J. Paige. 2nd row L. to R.: J. Gill, C. O'D0nnell, R. Marshall, J. Lumbie, M. Mullikin, D. Marvel, D. Neal, D. Norton, J. J. Mooney. 3rd row L. to R.: R. Lodeski, G. Murtaugh, J. McClintock, R. Moyer, H.Marvil, J. Mackey, H. Lomas, B. Mower, D. McDanie15, s- ,, ,.. -we bw I 5 Z Q, S Sf 4 15. Y if zwxvw-ww , 4 , ug .ch l i Y M' 'i. . mfr, . ' ,f is fl ,fin if I b . - 7 of , 1, qi my i 4 ,ik 51 , Y iii.. 59' y, , --L 1? Av te, , N. - ' lib? ig!! ag, , , My Y as 1 1st row L. to R.: S. Storms, M. Quintin, A. Schiliro, W. Robinson, J. Sherwood, B. Schreffler, S. Stipa, C. Stipa, D. Palmer, N. Pizzi, A. Pruitt, S. Smith, L. Shetter. 2nd row L. to R.: J. Palo, W. Rickards, W. Scheiber, S. Sadler, A. Robinson, R. Preston, B. Sanko, P. Salisbury, B. Schmidt, B. Schrader, R. Parkin- son, J. Scone. 3rd row L.to R.: E. Simpson, W. Sill, J. Platt, R. Pearce, C. Schiliro, R. Phillips, H. Pierce, G. Rumbold, R. Rankin, F. Rickards. ophomore -. al' V IIIH 1st row L. to R.: B. Yores, B. J. Vandergrift, J. Thompson, L. Tinley, D. Thomas, I. Williamson, E. Vernon, J. Wright, S. Wilson, J. Sherwood, L. Titerance, R. 'h1rner, J. Williams. 2nd row L. to R.: P. Wanko, K. Young, L. Wear, J. Worley, D. Wallace, J. Stockman, H. Stekowicz, D. Stevenson, D. Walls. 3rd row L. to R.: J. Spisak, R. Stover, J. Weir, R. Weidner, D. Waite, J. Stipe, D. Szlemko, L. Turek, G. Whiteman, H. Summers, C. Terry, R. Slavin. 115 .J-,A L. to R.: V. Davisg W. Daltong C. Laugheadg J. Kennish. L to R R Anderson, L. to R.: G. Hessg B. Burkeg J. Arcuiccig M. Kodelitchg S. Valentine. L. to R.: J. L. to R..R.s:em- Mitchellg J. Dos- bergg B. Bozmn. I cocil. I' N. Reedg A. shanko. to R S Edwards, J Louch B Johnsong L. to R.: K. Chambers fcenterjg K3 wr f dxf! ' , v5.4 1st row L. to R.: J. Bixler, J. Barksdale, M. Walker, B. Bozman, J. Beals, D. Cartmell, L. Bayley, J. Cooper, J. Allen, D. Crock, G. Achey, L. Baronsky, E. Cartwell. 2nd row L. to R.: J. Adamek, A. Bergantz, R. Burke, R. Charlier, F. Chivalette, J. Smith, J. Carrafa, J. Baxter, J. Arcuicci, C. Bean, J. Berry, G. Clapp. 3rd row L. to R.: J. Atchison, E. Booth, R. Berkheimer, V. Davis, R. Cage, W. Craley, W. Dalton, K. Chambers, S. Baronsky, D. Cannon, F. Brooks. Fre hmen F' qi-4, Al ...mn-1 J I. ...I , 4 e, 2 ,... ., S , 1st row L. to R.: V. Hunter, J. Doskocil, G. Hill, B. Johnson, P. Kowalchuk, E. Hipkins, N. Devakow, E. Gordon, C. Holland, T. Gelfond, S. Edwards, L. DeArmond, S. Goodman. 2nd row L. to R.: L. Hunter, J. Derrickson, R. Graham, M. Esterling, P. Joseph, D. Horn, D. Forte, C. Gray, R. George, D. Killen, C. Laughead, D. Gizzi, L. Hunter. 3rd row L. to R.: R. Farmer, J. Doskocil, T. Hendershot, R. Giles, J. Kennish, R. Gibbs, W. Kowalek, G. Guyer, J. Hinchcliffe, G. Hess. NWA 1'T'.'.5?:.1.: 5i.,.1fnig,f if k I I '-3f'5fCff'7Cz i ei- if2'WQ1E.,F:':':,'2 6122. if T- ' s., My 1 ' Wfxfx W S- lst row L. to R.: B. Lynch, M. Quinn, J. Leonard, M. Schartner, N. Robinson, N. Lucas, S. Paige, V. Love- land, J. Louth, L. Schappell, E. Mitchell, D. Reid, N. Mitchell. 2nd row L. to R.: R. Porter, R. Mick, J. Parker, P. Owen, L Ryan, J. Phelps, S. Pruitt, H. Linaweaver, D. Nelson, A. Locke, R. Marvel. 3rd row L. to R.: D. Osborne, M. Lockwood, R. Lodeski, R. Merritt, R. Leffler, N. McCoy, J. Peila, C. Lynch, Fre hmen lst row -L. to R.: M. Walker, W. Wodciechowski, J. Smith, C. Thawley, D. Wood, H. Taylor, J. Shaw, L. Sharp, A. Shanko, F. Wood, L. Ware, F. Tomlinson, E. Moretti. 2nd row L. to R.: M. Sullivan, J. Scholes, W. Rutledge, R. Standis, S. Siekierski, D. Temple, J. Vain, C. Shanko, F. Williams, K. King, J. Wikert, G. Smith, R. Steinberg, J. Robinson. 3rd row L. to R.: J. Rusk, A. Shaw, S. Valentine, D. Robinson, W. Trader, R. Stewart, J. Welsh, A. Taylor, J. Stewart, R. Strain, W. Wentzel, C. Walton. W. Mason. F 'llyRf fs:-wsu ff'.rQ ll 'Q-L-...cial Q 1-A fe-1, 'fi 'L I .J 4 F1 A lr. Ig , t 4. A. L A ,jim . 7-244- Ju... N .DMLL , Mfr L+,.,1:..1l. Z'-A A A ,J L 1 -. D3 'JV' ' naman. 8 ws! 'Y if ,',,, aa? ,. G g J A 7th Grade lst row L. to R.: A. Hampton, R. Taylor, G. Malizia, H. Koodelitch, G. Small, J. Scott, J. Bryan, B. Ingram, D. Ramos, N. Boyles, C. Rivero, B. Iannucci, C. Dunlap. 2nd row L. to R.: D. Scott, J. Ashton, C. McCoy, J. Lawrence, M. Koodelitch, F. Halter, J. Bowden, M. Najmola, F. Cassidy, T. Schmidt, M. Vanore, H. th and 8th Grade 1st row L. to R.:M. Miller,R. Jones, L. Cartnell, D. Rankin, S. Garvine, D. Phillips, P. Bennis, D. Douglas, D. Albaugh, J. Petrovitch, R. Iacona, C. Bennis, E. Broo..1a1l. 2nd row L. to R.: D. Maliza, J. Campbell, A. De Armond, R. Esrey, M. Kelalas, J. Mitchell, N. Kauffman, S. Cliff, L. Cox, L. Brookes, J. Thurstlic, R. Crowder, M. Bowden, J. Skarren, W. Tribbett. 3rd row L. to R.: H. Mooney, J. Halter, R. Evans, W. Watson, J. Lane, R. Armstrong, D. Rowe, P. Carpenter, R. Schreffler, D. Keith, J. Wilkinson, R. Kerr. Miller, R. Roath, R. Deaver. L I VIA ,,..,,Q.r ' lt th Grade 'fi-5-,15.i1 A ual ' '- .,, i f L x . 1 X., QI.: 'Xll -4 Refund loar .Hgvhra llass Front to oacl-:,lleftJ 1st row, L. to R.: R. Turner, R. Stover, Mrs. Scanlan, teacher, J. Williamson, R. Weidner. 2nd row: D. Cooper, N. O'Brien, J. Mooney, B. O'Conner, J. Scone, G. Mysel, Qphotogenic seniorj R. Lodeski. 3rd row: S. Linehan, M. Mulliken, R. Lodeslci, S. Storm, P. Newpauer, R. Kennedy. 4th row: L. Lewis, R. Johnson, P. Luskoslcie, N. Malice, K. Cliff. 5th row: A. Haley, D. Hook, D. Connelly, R. Jennings, J. Hester. 6th row: D. Stevenson, R. Jadick, K. Green, G. Evans. Extreme right: M. Bowman. Judy Boyles, fcutting cakej Nina Pizzi Qleftj, Sandra Jones, Mary Ann Kozur, Fay Bostwick. Standing, Miss Chamberlain, Andrea Robinson, Winnie Robinson, Susan Stripe, Betty Cohen, Betty Martin. .W ,, . ,,,,. ,..,f. , ..,..,,,,,..,, , 5. 7,0 .4 ., - B9 nina.-. fr ' 'mf 4 ' rl' 6' 2 , f, ' ,:,.,- . I f I I t K A 3, 4 . wx- 4-' ',1:n.',i..1j, A lr .-nf Q...-f lookin Class I 'wx .Il Q 3 1? . iv.. r thms i 4 0 H A . f Mis ,fi 1 ,,,., . , 'W F. Room Typing class 1st row, l. to r.: R. Hampton, M. Sanko, A. Stewart. 2nd row: D. Atkinson, C. Horne, B. Shade, D. DiPa.olo, J. Cole. 3rd row: B. Peet, D. Walsh, B. Horn, R. Scull, S. Gordon, D. Malik, G. McClintock. 4th row: B. Newsome, R. Paige, S. Huff, J. Roath, S. Helm, A. Corbin. 5th row: B. Keith, M. Taylor, V. Owens, J. March, M.AnlLney, J. Kalinovich. Standing: F. Meehan and Miss McGi1len CTeacherJ 1st row, l. to r.: I. Washburn, R. Myers, R. Smith. 2nd row: B. Childers, V. Lee, D. Grear, J. Fleming, B Kilmer, P. Frazier. 3rd row: D. Robinson, C. Lowery, B. Szlemko, J. Grau, D. Reynolds, J. Fisher, C. Strohl. 4th row: M. Redding, M. Kozur, P. Small, R. Malinowski, B. Lodeslci, N. Gorman. Standing: Miss Pileski lteacherj and S. Cooper. ' -4 1-1 , W-1-inland Il. Class Wknrw K1 -.,.-,-,,-. . Machine hope Donald Franklin - Worlclng on Grinder Jack Hartman, Charles Love, James Jennings, Roland Walker, Robert Mumley, Norman Taylor replacing sections of the outdoor bleachers. n 1 Q, . Q ., rv ,L..f' fn Y I il Mr. Wheelahan iinstructorl, John Smith, Ronald Zadorzany, Donald Barnett, Harry Carter, James Jennings - putting - Preparing ceiling for light installation. up Christmas decorations, in Vi' 1 Vf V I - 1 1 2 is tirr ' 1 Wayne Dorrell, Ralph Zebley -light Morris Albany, David Pugh, William Vandergrift- installation. making plywood blinds for shielding typewriter keys. v-,, Electric hop , I 5... 'Q we ah Thomas Honey - testing electrical current. Donald Day - operating a drill press. L. to R.: R. Lauer, J. Smith - contouring pipes. D. Rlllllfofd ' readying metal lathe- P. McAndrew fleftj, J. Wilgis -wood planing. ,W ....,K, EW I Li' yawn s if A 1 I - N '-if .,':4 , f : ' . .ri W . mx AM sf L. to R.: R. Walker, N. Taylor, J. Hartman - attaching hinges to a podium. I , J ..1--f' - B. Gordon, M. Fanelli fbehind cagel checking tools with D. Shanko, 123 If .iiiQfK1i .rlihliuimn J 4 Albany, Morris Altvater, Rebecca Ankney, Melvin Arcucci, Ralph Atchison, Gordon Atkinson, Dianne Barnett, Donald Baxter, Robert Bennis, Douglas Berry, William Bonaduce, Anna Boulden, Lois Bozman, Carol Bradley, Dorothy Carter, Harry Cassidy, Janet Childers, Barbara Cole, John Cooper, Shirley Corbin, Arlene Craley, Amos D'Avico, Thomas Dawson, Patricia Day, Donald Dehner, Joseph DiPaolo, Dorothy Dorrell, Wayne Dulin, John Edwards, Dorothy Elliott, John Etzwiler, Sue Eusden, Richard Eyre, Barbara Fanelli, Michael Faries, Helen Fischer, Joan Fleming, Charles Fleming, Joyce Franklin, Donald Frazier, Patricia Gattone, Joseph Giovenello, Mary Ellen Glass, William Gordon, Sandra Gordon, William Gorman, Nancy Grau, Joyce Gray, Donald Grear, Dorothy Gyles, Frank Hamman, Mary Jane Hammond, Joseph Hampton, Ramona Hartman, John Heacock, Raleigh enior Director 306 Front Street, Upland, Pa. 1 Spruce Street, Marcus Hook, PA. 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Box 600, Convent Road, Chester, Pa. 420 Knowlton Road, Media, R.D. 112, Pa. 3716 Commerce Avenue, Brookhaven, Pa. 1209 Lawrence Avenue, Eddystone, Pa. 16 Village Drive, Chester, Pa. 819 Aston Mills Rd., Chester, Pa. 7 Spruce Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. 1930 Carter Road, Folcroft, Pa. 4 East 4th Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. 120 Richards Road, Maple Gardens, Chester, Pa. 1011 Ashland Avenue, Eddystone, Pa. 4 Front Street, Upland, Pa. 16 West Forestview Road, Chester, Pa. 4210 Post Road, Trainer, Pa. 809 Market Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. 33 West 3rd Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. 38 Cedar Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. 147 Edgemont Road, Essington, Pa. 147 Edgemont Road, Essington, Pa. 913 Eddystone Avenue, Eddystone, Pa. 40 Pancoast Avenue, Chester Plaza, Pa. 110 E. Chetlon Road, Chester, Pa. 3412 W. 3rd Street, Trainer, Pa. 3648 Deepwater Lane, Brookhaven, Pa. 105 Edwards Drive, Brookhaven, Pa. Kirk Road Box 166, Boothwyn, Pa. 145 Schoolhouse Lane, Brookhaven, Pa. 432 Ninth Street, Upland, Pa. 7 Mallon Avenue, Marcus Hook, Pa. 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Dutton Mill Rd., Chester Plaza, Pa. 1211 12th Street, Eddystone, Pa. 906 Market Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. 19 West 6th Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. 3787 Bridgewater Road, Brookhaven, Pa. 20 8th Street, Upland, Pa. 411 W. 24th Street, Upland, Pa. 105 Bonsall Avenue, Aston Manor, Pa. 222 9th Street, Upland, Pa. 1115 E. llth Street, Eddystone, Pa. 4 Green Lane, Green Ridge, Pa. 3554 Edgewater Lane, Brookhaven, Pa. 3455 Washington Avenue, Brookhaven, Pa. 520 W. Dutton Mill Road, Chester Plaza, Pa. 16 Walnut Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. 1224 Second Street, Eddystone, Pa. 136 Virginia Avenue, Brookhaven, Pa. 563 Concord Road, Aston Township, Pa. 251 Lexington Avenue, Eddystone, Pa. 108 Maple Avenue, Brookhaven, Pa. Dutton Mill Road, Chester, Pa. 2125 S. Springhouse Lane, Bridgewater Farms, Pa. 1310 E. 10th Street, Eddystone, Pa. 12 Ridge Road, Green Ridge, Pa. 802 Market Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. 41 Bunting Lane, Green Ridge, Pa. 4935 Shephard Street, Brookhaven, Pa. 1224 Saville Avenue, Eddystone, Pa, 17 Folcroft Avenue, Folcroft, Pa. 304 Edwards Drive, Brookhaven, Pa. 562 Concord Road, Aston, Pa. Village Green Park, Media, Pa. 632 Patton Avenue, Upland, Pa. 115 W. Dutton Mill Road, Chester Plaza, Pa. 300 Lane B, Upland, Pa. 25 Sheridan Green Ridge, Pa. 710 Ashland Avenue, Eddystone, Pa, 28 Rosalie Lane, Green Ridge, Pa. 100 Mildred Lane, Green Ridge, Pa. 150 Ridge Road, Brookhaven, Pa. 3502 W. 3rd Street, Trainer, Pa. 138 S. Governor Prinz Blvd., Lester, Pa. 423 Iroquois Street, Lester, Pa. 2212 Lee Lane, Chester, Pa. 689 Mount Road, Lenni, Pa. 822 Upland Avenue, Upland, Pa. 206 Concord Street, Eddystone, Pa. 204 Chelton Road, Parkside, Pa. 11 Upland Road, Brookhaven, Pa. 1128 Green Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. 518 Third Street, Upland, Pa. 415 Smith Street, Trainer, Pa. 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Chelton Rd., Parkside, Pa. Pennel Road, Media, Pa. 322 Market Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. 1014 4th Avenue, Lester, Pa. 1042 Toll Street, Eddystone, Pa. 27 E. Elham Road, Parkside, Pa. 1209 E. Ninth Street, Eddystone, Pa. 912 Lawrence Avenue, Darby, Pa. Ch 3-7548 Ch 4-5027 Ch 2-2396 Ch 2-8270 Ch 4-7788 Ch 3 6528 Ch 4 2224 Ch 3-8679 Ch 3 8080 Ch 3 2096 Ch 3 1009 Ch 5 1522 Ch 3-1419 Ch 3 3860 Ch 2 7807 Ch 5-5600 Ch 4 6438 Ch 2 7719 Le 4 9118 Ch 2-5210 G1 9-1726 Ch 5 3310 Ch 3-3096 Ch 2 7373 Sharon Hill 4-124W 20 E. 9th Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. Ch 5 1465 259 Lexington Avenue, Eddystone, Pa. Ch 3 0610 2802 Norfolk Lane, Parkside, Pa. Ch 2 6628 258 Lexington Avenue, Eddystone, Pa. 3685 Deepwater Lane, Brookhaven, Pa. Ch 3 3774 1012 Anderson Avenue, Lennox Park, Pa 4843 Shepard Street, Brookhaven, Pa. Ch 4-3328 1033 Saville Avenue, Eddystone, Pa. 4929 Greenwood Street, Brookhaven, Pa. Ch 2-3796 309 Front Street, Upland, Pa. 1225 E. 12th Street, Eddystone, Pa. Ch 4-3419 3408 Janney Avenue, Brookhaven, Pa. Ch 3-3883 1084 Eddystone Avenue, Eddystone, Pa. Ch 3-2719 Box 666 Mount Road, Chester, Pa. G1 9-2081 1254 E. llth Street, Eddystone, Pa. Ch 3-0223 133 Maple Avenue, Brookhaven, Pa. Ch 2-8440 1229 Chestnut Street, Trainer, Pa. Ch 2-5872 623 Convent Road, Chester, Pa. Gl 9 0434 1236 Anderson Avenue, Trainer, Pa. Ch 2-1790 613 Trimble Blvd., Brookhaven, Pa. Ch 3 4432 121 Maple Avenue, Brookhaven, Pa. Ch 2 2869 1249 E. llth Street, Eddystone, Pa. Ch 4-7947 Baldwin Apts 114 Pennel Road, Village Green, Pa. Hu 5-1638 40 Pancoast Avenue, Chester Plaza, Pa. Ch 4 2903 Marion Avenue, Chester Plaza, Pa. Ch 4-6695 775 Mount Road, Chester, Pa. G1 9 1340 1313 Chestnut Street, Trainer, Pa. Ch 2 0702 Advertising To Our Patrons. With Grateful Acknowledgement. We Thank You, For Your Support The Class oi 1959 Patrons Miss Abramchuk Mrs. Martha Ahtes Mr. 8: Mrs. John Adkinson Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Alexander Mr. 8: Mrs. Bill Allison Mr. 8: Mrs. Philip C. 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