Glen Nor High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Glenolden, PA)
- Class of 1947
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Q!1LfLC77 QANQ . vjC'L4,u-cfofvf, Fil 1+ I 3 H 0-L,a 2 im' HAI PUBl 1--.., ISHED BY rrrf W lilj ll li 1 , rl ' HP' 'i -. 1 ' ' we as., S- - .U LS -wr f ,N eur- wi? MHWW P N Mfr .JNW ' 'L ' 1' 'Sv ' 'Hi ' Q v , . f :J .L M C K f Q1 in .' L ' ' A Q ' 'M' I 1 . -7 '4HIlgpum3v- ff.. 45. 'Q' I V jr . Ng. - A , U f' 4 -uf, Iln.'S'llI MNIS of f' -f Af , nusu scunol Qfjf .. PlNN'8Y lVANIK ff ,,,+f I .4 pf WP. .. Lv: 'X-Lf-:sz O 1 .Q JF Uh ,, H .M ' - wi. . J' , ... , 4 nf ,. ,y Q 11 'ff 'I 'u Ar: if I 'P ff: Y. , s zz It if' m-unix! N , W , as -4 5 .1 , 'X sf.- f, -4 W - P ,Amir , f ISZQ-July if I ,J ,ku-, -6 ll f ' 34 -4' V v in 'lr ? I. STANLEY Lnlnrs, B.S. 41 leobcafec! fo . . . All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players . . these immortal words of William Shakespeare pertain to the lives of all, even to the teen-age boy or girl whose stage is the school he or she attends. Here at Glen-Nor for six important years the student's life centers around the school. Every- thing in which he participates-the daily learn- ing routine, the athletic activities, the school plays, the dances, the assemblies, the proms, and the music night-relates to the school in some way, and more of his time is spent here than anywhere else. To learn the lines for all these great events and to master the motions for them, he labors many hours. Opening nights are frequent, and with few exceptions the per- formances are well received. Occupying many on-stage moments and pro- viding a means of reminiscing when the big show is over is the yearbook. This year for the first time the annual has a name all of its own. After much discussion and a balloting of the entire school, the book was finally christ- ened The Chieftain. Especially is this name fit- ting in view of two things. Have not the ath- letic squads long been termed the Indians? And have not Glen-Nor students time and again proven themselves superior in achieve- ment along scholastic, social, and extracurricu- lar lines? Yes, definitely, The Chieftain is a title very suitable for the drama of life at Glen-Nor High School. To you, the reader, then we extend a hearty welcome as you look through this yearbook- the program of the great play in our lives. May you enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed pre- senting it to you. The house lights are dimming, the final strains of the overture die away: so settle back in your seats and on with the play. 'W Cl, tag? ...Q ,ff v .,-f' ff ,MJ ,J f WT' fri 3 'VP S9 3 4 4 ,, '4wMw f I J ff XL g ' v 4? by ! I fjagg M , ,v .V 7. 2 , 4 4 .V ,kg ' mf 'R . -W-W' - , .if X E JJ, ' ' V ,Prem imag es' 33' If R f- li avr il 4....f iff- A '- R , Q, g H 5 X fy' 5 C I ,W X59 f . . , , ' 4?' ' Mf W N 1 lg xiii: f 'A X, wif 5 , x +fEf-N t . xy , ' . x W 4 '- 'N S'f , ff , if A , I' fy - anal-T-- try ,E X Q .2 1 'i , 6' , nw ,.a. A - S W ,fx Q HH, avg jg ff! I I :ax x X.-.V - I ily! f 31 :jf 1 .,A I: J' A ,f I :I !1:i ' xy, x Q ,' P-:YQ ' -',. Y , N S ia. 2' .,,.f I P' . .f ,. M - 5 X .f ,if . . xo A 0 ,J Older 0 fAe DEDICATION .................... Page Eight DIRECTORS AND PRODUCERS. . .Page Twelve SCRIPT AND SCORE .......... Page Tweniy DRAMATIS PERSONAE ..... Page Twenty-two Fmsr Ac'r ACTIVITIES .... Page Forty-four Sncorw Ac'r ATHLETICS .... .... P age Sixty-four HW'-Vkaw.-... ,.....- 5 -.--., 1 155' 1 The Chieftain, of 1947, honors through this dedication I. Stanley Landis, who has expanded the horizons of Glen-Nor's world through his inspired instruction of shop and mechanical drawing: who has encour- aged the students to be better members of Glen-Nor by his sound ad- vice, and who has directed the Class ot '47 with a deep understanding and untiring interest in its every endeavor. How pompous we sound! Yet all these eulogies are well-deserved. Fully realizing, however, that none really helps you to know our dedi- catee land one must know him to appreciate himl, we ask you to join us as we interview him personally. It you're ready, Mr. Landis, let's proceed- Born? Yes. Lancaster County. Where did you attend high school? I went to Paradise Township High, but it wasn't all paradise. What was your attitude toward school as a boy? You mean, how did I like it? Well . . . tHere Mr. Landis cleared his throat and the answer was inaudible.l Where did you attend college? Millersville State Teachers' Collee. At the present time I am going to Temple University. Did you ever teach at any school other than Glen-Nor? Yes. I taught at Coplay High in Lehigh County, and also at Fleet- wood High, which is located in Berks County. What do you do in your spare time? What spare time? Well, when you do tind yourself tree? Why, I am an amateur gunsmith. What do you like best about teaching? The contact with young people. What sports do you care tor the most? Hunting and swimming. Do you like to dance? Yes, very much. Do you have any pet dislikes? Well, it there is one thing which brings me to the state ot madness and rage it is having a person chew a dry cracker close by my ear-I can't stand it! For some reason I teel that cr ackers should be quietly devoured. Do you think it an honor to be the sponsor of the Senior Class? I teel that it is quite an honor. The class was indeed considerate to have me. What kind ot an appetite do you have? Not much at any time, but OFTEN. How do you feel about having The Chiettain dedicated to you? 'iWhat? Is that what this grilling is tor? Why me? It certainly is very much ot a surprise. All I can say is that I am very gratetul, and teel it is a high honor that the stat! has chosen me. I won't soon forget it. Glen-Nor students and faculty members were shocked to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Daniel H. Englehart on February 13. Yes, he had been sick, very sick, but he had rallied. In fact, he was out at a bas- ketball game only the previous Friday night. Then- he was gone. For twenty-four years Danny, as he was known to all, served the school faithfully--first as a member of the original school board and then as chief custo- dian. Arriving in the morning before anyone else and leaving at night after everyone else, he served effi- ciently and cheerfully. Constantly he was on the job and Willing to lend a hand. Glen-Nor will certainly miss a friend and com- Mn. D. H. ENcu.sHAn'r panion who made school days comfortable and happy and worthwhile. an in emory 0 Glen-Nor suffered a great loss in the death of Mr. Witherow Love, one of its valuable directors, on Iuly 31, 1946. In spite of impaired health as a result of a heart condition, Mr. Love willingly accepted the responsibil- ity placed upon him by the community's citizens in be- ing elected to the joint Glen-Nor High School Board. As a member he zealously fulfilled the duties connected with the chairmanship of the Properties Committee and the Vice-Presidency. No praise can be adequate for this man who served the school so faithfully. Endeared to all who knew him, his opinions were highly respected. Faculty and student body alike pay homage to the memory of a great friend. MR. W. A. LOVE Av., ! A fa .91-, Mn. F. H. Rosznrs Another noted civic leader who was primarily interested in the education of youth, Mr. Frank H. Roberts, passed away at his home last Thanksgiving Day at the age of eighty-seven. For twenty-six years he gave unstintingly of his time and ef- fort as a member of the Glen- olden School Board. At the time of the erection of our own Glen-Nor High School. he was serving as its president. In honor of his many years of un- selfish endeavor in behalf of local boys and girls. it was only fitting that the new sports grounds be named the Frank H. Roberts Athletic Field. No greater memorial can be erected than this which has al- ready been dedicated to him. Every day-whether it is the gridiron, the hockey field, the tennis court. or the baseball diamond-it is serving hun- dreds ot Glen-Nor students. May it continue to stand as a constant reminder to them of one of their greatest benefac- torsl Have you met the Glen-Nor School Board? The Chieftain staff is glad to introduce you to these understanding community representatives who work diligently to plan wisely and to direct the destiny of our school. This energetic group of men and women, whose monthly meeting place is the school library. is constantly seeking ways to make our school lite a happy one. So, with due respect and gratitude, we honor Glen-Nor High School's deserving body of administrators. Mn. W. W. Rusr President ' Mn. I. S. Hnnnsu Treasurer Mn. W. C. Ovrzm-1oL'r Secretary K w' Mn. I. W. Lnursn Mn. I. Ricxnn IZOJ.. Mas. D. THOMAS Mn. H. C. Him. 2'5- X m CBL! an Mns. M. C. Kim-:L Russnu. E, Bnmnzncsn, M.S. Gettysburg College Supervising Principal EDGAR E. Ric:-mms. ED.M ' Temple University Assistant Supervising Principal Geography teacherp visual education director irecfec! Ly .... Mn. R. News Mn. O. Smnssncsn si N ' - -V 9 xt f ' 'f ff L ,zu -Q Q 1 'L is A ..t l Q. .mlm . his, r We likewise pay tribute to Mr. R. E. Bam- berger, our able supervising principal, and to Mr. E. E. Richards, his worthy assistant. Each is constantly striving to make Glen-Nor a school unsurpassed by any other in Delaware County. Fmmcss H. Bmsrrn MA. , Vmcumi D. Bmmx, B.S. Isnsm. Cummins, B.A. Hsuzu Dvsmrr, RN. Univ. of Penna. Mansfield S.'l'.C. Chestnut Hill College Women's Hospital of Art, scienoeg supervisor of Home economics: clirectress English: sponsor ol The Philadelphia exhibits ol cafeteria Chieftain Nurse 2114110 1,4411 ti. Knit one . . . purl two or so go the direc- tions tor those mittens the l2A girls are at- tempting under Mrs. Bryan. Rum I. Hnssun, M.A. Univ. of Penna. Languages: head of Language f department: sponsor ol Na- ll tional Honor Societies hr ff J! Donbn-:Y E. Srrrz, M.S. Univ. of Penna. English: head ot English departmentg sponsor of Publicity Club 5 Ninth graders plane the edges and polish the roughnesses in shop class under Mr. Fricker. Hum! D. Fmcxnn, B.S. Millersville S.'l'.C. lndustrial Arts: baseball coach J , , --col'-,... -'rg'-3 ,si f- i1.,q..., as ni ' EP.-z, . Q Fiumx A. Gnuo, B.S. Lock Haven S.'l'.C. Social science: supervisor safety measures X ra I Bznmcr: S. Grmzr, M.S. Univ. of Penna. Guidance Counselor Gnnrnum: E. Hurcx-mrs, EDM. Mathematics: head ol Mathematics department: sponsor of Y-Teens Mnncnnzr G. Hnnmwnv, M.S. Univ. of Penna. Biology: sophomore sponsor: sponsor oi Y-Teens N asxle . .NK Wnsnrow Hmsr, B.S. East Stroudsburg S.T.C. Mathematics: assistant football coach: sponsor of Hi-Y Temple Univ. .1 O :. v. . If . r GARLAND Hoovsn, M.S. Univ. oi Penna. Science: assistant basketball coach: president ot the Glen-Nor Teachers' Association Knrxnvu M. M. Izmmxas, B.S. m L.S. Columbia Univ. Librarian: sponsor ot Library Club E 9 W. fngr R. Lutz taps the keys while P. Brandt amusedly watches in the new inlirmary set up in Rm. 18.4 this year. nl? K' an Lin' Z' f 'l7Vl7,I4,' .If f 'clk ,ff-flfk f J bv! ffffj I , -1 4,4117 - A Cf f- .IQ lffw V, 'V ' 'lf . -f'!L-4' f ., , 141'-' l Gzoncs C. lguou., B.S. . Eastfstroucisbiirg 1, Heafllii' anti -physical eaucation basketball coach: assistant toot ball coach I. STANLEY Lmms, B.S. Millersville S.T.C. Practical Arts: senior sponsor head oi Practical Arts department Mu: C. Lnw, En.M. Temple Univ. Business education: secretary of Faculty Council Nur.: Lsnum, Eoulv. 'ro BA. Kellogg School oi Phys. Ed. Health and physical educationp girls' sports coach r. f is Student Council Z-Y7x.f IEAN Lsnrz, B.S. West Chester S.T.C. English: co-sponsor ol Stu- dent Council MARGARET: H. Monnow, B.S. Ursinus College Physical education and gen- eral scienceg girls' sports coach: sponsor of Cheer- leaders budget to smile -1- 935, f, ,, muh 1 S I X 2 Business education head of business If education department supervisor ol ll 'li X X it banking KATHARINE I, Pnscr-Inu., EDM. Temple Univ. Languages and social sci ence: assistant dramatics di rector ANN R. Pnfsnsnu, B.S. Millersville S.T.C. History and English MARLIN O'Nr:iu., B.S. Lebanon Valley College Music: junior sponsor: director ot 394245, orchestra, Glee Club N L Xxxhgf I X yi! lg l, , , , . Nlxjj We wonder how it was done but these iuniors seem to be able to prove that seven people can occupy the same space as three, no matter what physics and Mr. Rennard may say. lncoa A. HENNARD, M.S. Penna. State College Science: head ot science depart- ment: attendance otticer Brmunn F. Slscm., B.S. Penna. State College English: dramatics director LYNN STEPHENS, M.Eu. Penna. State College Mathematics: sponsor ol Hi-Y N BETTY D. Srrwimr Taylor Business School Secretary Vmcmux Wzxssmcrn, B.S. Univ. of Del. Home Economics: social welfare committee tu ffl 'WN I. Oakes Editor-in-chief B. Gallager, activities editor. 5 1? , 2 4' . s N ' 4 , f 1 I 6 ' lv . ,H my I THE CHIEFTAIN STAFF 1- How I: I. McDermott, M. Wolienden, H. Paulson, A. Porteriield, E. Evans, A. Holmes, L. Rudolph, P. Brandt, How 2: B. Boorse, R. Lutz, P. Richardson, I. Oakes, L. Davis, I. King, L. Hinshillwood, I. Graff, Row 3: I. Rich, I. Bishop, G. Maling, H. Oakes, I. Dyson, R. Keown, I. MacLellan, B. Gallagher, R. McVickar, L. Coggin, I. Schiller, B. Brooks. Row 4: T. Carey, B. Green, C. Hall, B. Branch, M. Spencer, C. Cohick, M. Aird, N. Bailey, M. Eddy, and G. Mullen. Absentees: W. Baxter, I. Wolfe, R. Smith. Miss I. Creagmile, sponsor No, I don't agree. It should be like this . . . I just have to have five more pages for sports! What kind of sports' section will that be? The sports' pages are the most important in the book anyway . . . I say let's dedicate the book to Mr. X. No, let's dedicate it to Mr. Y. No, Mr. X. No, Mr. Y . . . How about call- ing it the Tomahawk? Or the Trailblazer? Or the Warrior? Or Ohan Owati? Or the Chief- tain? . . . Look, if only we had an enlarger, we could . . And so passed many sixth periods in Room 16. Sounds hectic? No, not really. Only healthy discussion from which was born this yearbook. The staff, organized last May under Miss Isabel Creagmile, didn't wait until the last minute to get to work. Instead the printer's contract was signed and the photographer selected before Iune, 1946, was over. Sum- mer vacation saw all pages of the book planned, although these had to be revised time and again. Upon school's opening in September, work was immediately com- menced to find a fitting title for the annual, which had gone nameless for years. After several weary hours of proposing and re- jecting, the term, The Chieftain, was finally selected with the majority consent of the student body. Q1 editor: R. manager. Then started the constant buzz of activity that went on every Monday and Friday after- noon when staff members wrote, crossed out, rewrote, photographed, collected money, captioned pictures and undertook the task of publishing this year's annual. Yes, often we wondered if there ever would come forth a book, yet here it is-Glen-Nor's twenty-first yearbook, but her first Chieftain. L. to R.: I. Schiller assistant snapshot edi tor: G. Maling, assist- ant snapshot editor I. Rich, snapshot edi- tor: and L. Coggin, assistant snapshot ed itor. L. to R.: B. Boorse girls' sports editor: I. Dyson, assistant sports editor: R Keown, sports writer. Absentee: W. Baxter boys' sports editor. L. to R.: I. MacLellan, class edi- tor: R. Lutz, class editor: P. Rich- ardson, assistant editor. L. to R4 H. Oakes, art editor: L. Davis, photography editor: P. Brandt, assistant photography McVickar, circulation manager: and I. King, business L. to R.: L. 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' 1, '- V PX , --' - fx Ma FL vi, 9 QQ :Q .j' 'gn 2- 'Q M - - - A VJ Q-, -. 5. . . 1 . V 411' elf: fr. , . V , Q A ' .. -:,' V . V 1,4 32' .g- ff' 5 1 - sa. ' . fp - H- ' 1 'NW-,. Y Q tub. 1 I 1. 9 3 . H f' , ' 4 ' . I I L D. . - .VH , . , , . . :. if-I K .'..' 9, . .7 ' jc, . .V , if' :P A f ' , ,- . .-:Q T . . zN-5.1.9 a 4 ff if oun an 6 E' ., ' 0 O o N . . , ,N ' ' - '.f 'JP' 335'-1 I . - 15.4. , f.x',. - , rv,-, ...fb ' , f, . . ,.,', . a' f . . - -u . 1' . -' V r. 1-1. - ,-., . WILLARD BAXTER 140 Elmwood Ave., Norwood, Pa. College Preparatory A whiz in math and science , . wide oratorical talents . . illegible hand- writing . . a vibrant personality . . conversational speed-demon . . great dramatic ability. Baseball-ll, 125 Senior Play-12: National Honor Society-ll, 125 Chief- tain staff fboys' sports editorl-l2p '1 EMMA ATWOOD 382 Oak Lane, Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Quiet before strangers . . hates her long walk to school . . likes football games . . always has a smile. Y-Teens-llg Glee Club-ll, 12. Math Team-ll, 12. SUSANNE CARVER BRADSHAW , 12 S. Bonsall Ave, Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Dimple in her chin . . always on the go . . chic Color Guard . . endearing IOHN RICHARD BERTOLET 505 W. South Ave., Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Class Casanova . . likes to hunt . . sharp dresser . . mainstay on grid- iron . . our own Arthur Murray . . all this and looks, too. Football--10, ll, 125 Basketball-ll, 127 Hi-Y fpresidentl-125 Class Vice- president-l 1, 12. f BEATRICE LORRAINE BOORSE BIPQ Delaware Ave., Norwood, Pa. ' 1 College Preparatory Full of pep . . lots ty say, . temper- Mental . . her 'heart belongs to Fol- croft . . natuial-born athlete. Cheerleading-ll, 127 Hockey-9, ll'J, ll, 12: Chieftain staff fgirls' sports editorl-125 Glee Club-ll, 12. personality . . orange blossom in her hair, diamond on her finger . . loves skating and dancing. Color Guard-ll, 12: Student Council -12: Glee Club-12. I iff at it l' uv' A - - W hifi. 1.45, -s.. V , its if.,-S V ,t ff'f.,,5s5 , It f '- ' . ' ' f , --A S352 Y, .. - ' .,5,.:.,,' ty,g? 5- ' , Lfgjffi I. ' .ENE 'f' . - 733'-1Eeif!.w -. v i 3172? A ', ig akgy-1.39-,fi ' ' 'Wfwf' 'if -F i ' . . . f 1 1 7. . .. - WL ,ll g:4'i,'. , .,. Qt 3 -f ll st .4 43' V' 1 - 1- vu -M .1 IOHN RICHARD ATHERHOLT 511 Mohawk Ave., Norwood, Pa. General Class joker . . member of Big Five . . hot trumpet . . enjoys life . . Philly and Penn fan . . easy to get along with. Band--9, 10, ll, 125 Swing Band- 1O, ll: Brass Choir-10, ll: Basket- ball-ll, 123 Orchestra-10, 11. Starting each day with a smile. BETTY IEAN BRANDT 128 Martin Lane, Norwood, Pa. Commercial A cute, little number . . bright blue eyes . . big dimple when she smiles . . very well-liked . . just a sweet girl. rife- 1 MARGARET HELEN BRANDT 8 N. Chester Pike, Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Blondie . . a smile that lights the world . . a song on her lips . . whatta shot on the court . . enthusi- asm indispensable to success. Glee Club-9, 10, ll, 12: Swing Band --ll, 125 Y-Teens-10, ll, 12p Color Guard-10, ll, Cheerleaders-12: Basketball-9, 10, ll, 125 Hockey- l0, ll, 125 Chieftain Staff-125 Senior Play-12. I. 1 ' A if 1 'Y 11 A Q- . 4 . Q . . Q, f xxx . 14 ' IOHN M. CLOUD 113 S. Wells Ave., Glenolden, Pa. General Everybody's friend . . hard luck on the gridiron . . enjoys his shop peri- ods . . good-natured grin . . fleet and shifty . . A Wells Ave. boy . . likes horses. Football-9, 10, ll, 12g Basketball- 9p Baseball-9, 12. .1 wa rf., ' x if , . 45 at if IOHN IAMES BRENNAN 63 Amosland Road, Norwood, Pa. General Good-humored . . bad breaks in foot- ball . . very much alive . . Senior Play star . . proven indian rooter . . good mixer . . speaks out frankly . . optimistic despite all. Senior Play-125 Football-11. BEVERLEY BROOKS 131 N. Llanewellyn Ave., Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Unpredictable . . exists on snacks . . a happy blend ol frankness and friendliness . . a wit at the lunch- table , . cosmetician of the play . . just mention Center House to her. Hockey--9, 10, llg Basketball-105 Chieftain staff-125 Y-Teens-10, 115 Senior Play Committee-12. DONALD BUSH 414 Hillcrest Ave., Glenolden, Pa. General Glen-Nor's Gene Krupa . . red and yellow Ford . . light colored hair . . anything but loud . . Spanish diffi- culties . . knows his music . . peaceful and practical. Band-9, 10, 11, 121 Swing Band- 9, 10, ll, 125 Orchestra-9, 10, 11, 125 I. V. Basketball-9, ll. THERESA MADELINE CAREY 83 Ridgeway Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Commercial A most cheerful senior . . can she drive that car! . . always running er- rands for someone . . comes out with the funniest stories. Student Council lCorres. Secretaryl -v-l -115 Chifetain Staff-125 Senior Play Committee-12. . it 4' I-.T .-gi A ' 4 , , I Y fl ir, IOHN E. CHUBB 120 Willows Ave., Norwood, Pa. General Big but mobile . . a master artist ln mechanical drawing . . sturdy tackle . . model railroad addict . . a good worker . . faithful fan. Football-11, 12: Hi-Y-11, 12. i F ELLAMAE COOPER GRACE COX 507 Trites Avenue, Glenolden, Pa. 105 S. Wells Avenue, Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Commercial Swell to know . . heart-warming smile Petite and dainty . . Mr. Olson's sec- . . dark curly hair . . Old Faithful retary . . winning smile . . high in of Y-Teens . . excels in gym . . a commercial subjects . . her beaux- little on the quiet side. can they be counted? Y-Teens-10, ll, 125 Glee Club-10, Glee Club-10, ll, 12g Band-9, 117 Y-Teens-l0, ll. gf ,. -r ,, CAROLYN ANN COHICK 22 Rambler Road, Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Wears her clothes well . . fast in class . . impetuous laugh . . tall with unassuming dignity . . will make a good secretary. Chieftain Statff-12, Senior Play Com- mittee-l2. CATHERINE DEPAUI.. 18 Grays Avenue, Glenolden, Pa. Friendly . . impeccable attire . deep-brown eyes that tell a story . always capable of getting into mis- chief. A. DEAN DAVIDSON 509 Mohawk Avenue, Norwood, Pa. College Preparatory Friendly . . good humored . . black Ford until recently . . has lived all over . . William Tell Overture S Senior play . . novel ideas in geom- etry. Band-10, ll, 12p Basketball Manager -ll: Senior Play-12. LORETTA ELIZABETH DAVIS 548 Delaware Avenue, Norwood, Pa, r College Preparatory Personality plus . . basketball and hockey enthusiast . . spends spare time with Smitty . . keeps our class out of debt . . authority on Boxer Bulls, Hockey l0, ll, 125 Basketball-9, 10, -115 Senior Play-12. Y-Teens-105 Chieftain staff fphotog- raphy editorl-l2. IAMES ELLWOOD DYSON 250 E. Winona Ave., Norwood, Pa. College Preparatory Three-letter rncm . . depends on hi good right arm . . battles witl geometry . . very friendly . . cal take a ioke . . French student . speaks out in P.O.D. Baseball-10, ll, 121 Basketball-S 10, ll, 125 Football-10, 11, 125 Hi-T fsecretaryl-ll, 127 National Hono Society--ll, 12: Chieftain Staff-12 li 'Q -v-K 'Q uiim es, tiff - Qnsfrffl' , v ., 1 gg. 3' 'Y' . .,, ,A ag N 6 L 'A r K 3 Mol 1 e . . .L . .H ,I xl E7 A A ,f - 5 RITA ROSE FISHER WILLIAM FOSTER 138 Ridgeway Ave., Norwood, Pa. 102 Sylvan Ave., Norwood, Pa. MILDRED CLAIRE FREEMAN General Charming, gracious, gentle in man- ner . . envied for her slim figure . . can knit the most beautiful mittens. Glee Club--12. One last stroke, and then down to breakfast. IOHN PHILIP GERHART 217 W. South Avenue, Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Good musician . . hails from Mt. Penn . . easy going . . likes a good laugh. Swing Band-II, 12, Band-ll, 12: Student Council-12: Basketball-11, 12: Orchestra-ll. X 1 '-1 4 his fl nf f .wt . 1 ' I College Preparatory Enthusiastic basketball player . . imi- tates Ernie Calverly on the court . . our Charlie Barnett . . rabid fan of R.l.S. . . bit on the sly side . . member of the Big Five. Basketball--11, 12: Band-9, 10, 11, 12, Swing Band-10, ll, 12. 245 Leon Avenue, Norwood, Pa. Commercial Presides over Y-Teen meetings . . lends her vocal ability to the Trio . . struts her stuff as a color guard . . future secretary . . pert and charming. Y-Teens-10, ll lpresidentl 12: Color- Guard-12: Swing Band-125 Glee Club-10, 12. KENNETH UOUGLAS FROST 2 N. MacDade Boulevard, Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Quiet and conservative . . easy to get along with . . interested in horses . . gets his math done . . rather mysterious . . inoffensive and cooper- ative. Student Council-9. RUTH ANN FUTTY 564 Chester Pike, Norwood, Pa. Commercial Petite and vivacious . . quiet but pleasant manner . . Glee Club has inherited her voice . . . attracts many approving glances. Glee Club-12. BOON GALLAGER 11 Boon Avenue, Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Member of all musical organizations . . Paderewski II . . born with brains, too . . calm waters with a forceful undercurrent . . versatile actor. Band-9, 10, 11, 12: Swing Band- 10, ll, 12, Student Council-11: Sen- ior Play-12: Chieftain Staff factivi- ties editorl-123 Brass Choir-9, 10, ll, 12: Orchestra--9, 10, 11, 12: Na- tional Honor Soclety fsecretary and treasurer!-11, 12. -JP AN 'Y it .. y swf WILLIAM GROSS 607 Elmwood Ave., Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Takes life as it comes . . loves hunt- ing . . always in trouble . . a good sport . . can usually be found at the Manor. Football-12: Basketball Manager- ll, 12, Hi-Y-ll, 125 Student Council lvice-presidentl-9. BLANC!-IE GREEN 110 MacDade Blvd., Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory A modeler of smiles . . outstanding good nature . . . endeared to every- one . . long-lashed eyes . . on the job when there's a job to be done . . regular week-end visitor at Lan- caster. Hockey-9, 10, 11: Student Council -ll: Y-Teens-10, llg Chieftain Staff -12: Tennis-ll, 12: Senior Play 6 IANICE LOUISE GRAFF 643 Delaware Avenue, Norwood, Pa. College Preparatory An utter individu ist . . rocking sense of humor erpet motion Uwhatastogy ec ..her favorite store S r e'l. Hock ,ll ee Club- 1171 ltai a 2. Q Committee-12. PAUL I-IAGERMAN 318 N. Scott Ave., Glenolden, Pa. General Small and agile . . likes his jokes . . competent with figures . . disliked by none . . gay and amusing . . full ot pep . . good Student Council man. Student Council-12. CAROL HALL 201 Leon Ave., Norwood, Pa. College Preparatory Attractive . . wears beautiful clothes eems that schooI's not over at three. LORRAINE IESSIE HINSI-IILLWOOD 217 W. South Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Commercial ll, 12. D WILLIAM HART 415 Andrews Ave., Glenolden, Pa. General Very jovial . . always singing . . sparkling grin . . defensive football star . . popular with all . . pro-British . . carefree . . frequent visitor to Martin Lane. Football-ll, 12: Glee Club-12. . . whatta smile . . gracious, unas- suming dignity . . has a wee voice . . her heart lies in Washington. Student Council lsecretaryl-9, 10, 12: Chieftain Staff-127 Y-Teens-10, . ' 4 ,v, Twinkling eyes . . cx smile of glee . . full of pep . . loads of personality . . can't stop laughing once she's started . . appealing actress . . en- viable disposition. .Student Council-115 Band-9, 105 Y-Teens-ll, 125 Chieftain Staff ftyp- ing managerl--125 Senior Play-12: National Honor Society-11, 12. s ., ., Q, W 1 , 2 Q Pr will ,A . , : 'Wy lflyfdtfff z' ff - ., Jf':ff'1.'i' , 1 w wf.. 3.1 -if Y'-' i M,.g w 33.- fs' X, ' . 3. A W 'L 'fi . 'ii' A.. .pl-.. . ALICE MARIE HOLMES 215 South Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Limitless energy . . brings forth re- sounding cheers . . cheerful cherub herself . . a flash of maroon and gold on the hockey field . . example of good things in small packages. Student Council tpresidentl - 9: Cheerleaders-ll, fcaptainl 12: Glee Club-12: Hockey-9, 10, 11, 12: Tennis-11, 12: Y-Teens-10, 11, 12: Chieftain Staff-12. RALPH DONALD KEOWN 42 Ridley Avenue, Norwood, Pa. College Preparatory Our chief executive tor three terms . . popular with all . . gets things done . . outiumps the enemy on the court . . likes to laugh . . quick wit . . dependability. Class President-10, ll, 12 : Basketball -9, 10, ll, 12: National Honor So- ciety-ll, 12. HAZEL IUNE HOWELL 9 Chester Pike, Norwood, Pa. Commercial Naturally curly hair . . laughing brown eyes . . carries off the honors in her class . . whiz at shorthand . . one of Woolworth's working girls. Glee Club-10, ll, 12: Y-Teens-11, 12: Student Council-12. . 1 l PHYLLIS HUGHES 216 Trites Ave., Norwood, Pa. Commercial A swell gal . . a friend to all . . quiet in school . . likes basketball games . . very efficient . . likes to play the piano. Y-Teens-10, ll, 12: Glee Club-10, 11. WILLIAM HARRY HUTCHINS 443 Andrews Ave., Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Quiet . . fair-haired . . veteran right-fielder . . proficient at math . . cheerful . . left-handed tosser . . liked by all . . loyal fan. Baseball-9, 10, ll, 12: Student Coun- cil-10: Math Team-ill, 12. WILLIAM THOMAS HUTCHINSON 291 Winona Ave., Norwood, Pa. General Works hard . . likes football and bas- ketball . . takes his Student Council duties seriously . . boat enthusiast . . -gl, q very reliable. 1 Basketball-ll: Football-12: Student ,I Council-ll, fpresidentl 12: National jf Honor Society-ll, 12: Senior Play ' ' -12. . H 3 X Qi in i' 'li .tleslflgrt-ff'-L , 1. tl? 'V -1,-Ib-if' ' 4 .f Q 'a.fffiiiZ5gi1f7?l 1' Eff' A ' t -' EUGENE G. IRWIN fl 13 South Wells Ave., Glenolden, Pa. General Our star athlete . . famous for blushes V . . A-1 popularity rating . . biggest ,' R, . grin in the class . . honor student . . W' u- P all-round fellow. Football-9, 10, ll fcaptainl 12: Base- f' ball-9, 10, fcaptainl ll, 12: Basket- A ball-ll, 12: Glee Club-ll, 12: A. A, -1 1, fpresidentl 12. ,it 'li V? X tl t tt.: ',a1-H1131 MN' ' 1 'li' ' lib? , , ,ellis ., .W ,Q idx.: X KATHERINE IRENE KOECHIG 37 Railroad Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Halt-pint of the class . . speedy con- versationalist . . a sprightly walk . . a smile from ear to ear . . partial to red hair. Student Council-9: Orchestra-9, Glee Club-12. IANE KING 43 Ridgeway Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Always laughing . . whiz at all schoolwork . . takes good care ol the Chiettain's money . . likes good clothes, movies, and Iohnny . . ac- curate, reliable . . a lady. Student Council-117 Chieftain Stal! tbusiness managerl-12. ROBERT DALE LAUPER 33 Isabel Ave., Glenolden, Pa. General Known lor his booming voice . . loud shirts . . usually late for school . . always with George . . basketball star . . enjoys life. Football-11, 12: Basketball-ll, 127 Orchestra-95 Baseball-95 Band-95 Hi-Y-11, tsergeant-at-armsl 125 Glee Club-11, 12. IOHN LAWLER 115 Isabel Ave., Glenolden, Pa. General Rabid baseball tan . . rather un- known . . keeps to himself . . easy going . . tells tall tales . . possesses blond and wavy top. Baseball-10, Student Council-12. HELEN MARION KERSTETFER 141 Bartram Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Laughing eyes . . gal with the big heart . . short hair . . Betty Hutton II . . she sends you when she sings . . breathless enthusiasm. Hockey-12: Basketball-10, 11, 127 Glee Club-ll, 125 Y-Teens-12: Swing Band tvocalistl-11, 12. EDITH FRANCES LUTHER 2 Hook Road, Norwood, Pa. Commercial Silence is golden . . lreckles . . al- ways has a kind word . . an earnest student . . likes to sing. Y-Teens-11, 12: Glee Club-10, 11, 12. RITA DOLORES LLEWELLYN 215 Trites Ave., Norwood, Pa. Commercial Unobtrusive . . Harry . . easy to along with . . loves to laugh heads the Color Guard . . where you get that smile? Color Guard-9, 10, 11, tcaptainl get did 12: Hockey Custodian-127 Y-Teens-9, 10, 12, Glee Club-11, 12. is .5 . N, ,, it RUTH ANN LUTZ 332 S. Chester Pike, Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Naturally curly hair . . persevering woman . . infectious giggle . . a star brightly beaming in more ways than one . . reliable . . would be inter- ested in any inquiry about Center House. Y-Teens-linter-club council repre- sentativel 10, 11, lvice-presidentl 12' Chieftain staff-10, tclass eduorm IZ! Glee Club-10: National Honor So- ciety-11, 12, Senior Play-12. Not even time lor a three-min- ute egg: so cereal fills the bill. FRANK WILLIAM MORRIS 109 S. Wells Ave., Glenolden, Pa. General All-round athlete . . bashlul . . lots ol lun . . one ol the Wells Ave. gang . . our unsung iootball hero . . al- ways strives to do his best. Football-11, 121 Basketball-ll, 12, ?asebal1-10, ll, 125 Glee Club-11, 2. is IOHN THOMAS MACLELLAN 221 Harrison Ave., Norwood, Pa. College Preparatory Glen-Nor's Einstein . . always lending a helping hand . . likes movies, sports, and math . . dry humor and plenty of it. Math team-11, 125 National Honor Society-ll, lpresidentl 121 Senior Play Committee-12: Chieftain Staff -lclass editorl 12. EILEEN GERTRUDE MCCAMLEY 103 Mohawk Ave., Norwood, Pa. Commercial Sweet and tall . . likes basketball . . very willing to help . . an ardent Y-Teens member . . a voice ever solt, gentle and low. Glee Club-10, 11, 12, Y-Teens-11, 12. I IOAN MCDERMOTT 38 Turner Apts., Glenolden, Pa. General An all-round athlete . . elticient and businesslike . . little time for frivol- ity . . no forward gets the ball when Mac plays guard . . excellent prompt- er . . maintains order at Student Council sessions. Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12, Hockey- 10, 11, 12, Softball-11: Band-11, 12: Chieftain Stall-11, 12: Senior Play Committee-12: Student Council-11, 12. DAVID CAMBEIN MCDOWELL 340 Oak Lane, Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory All-star tackle . . likes French . . one of Miss Iones' orators . . spent a year away from us . . always cheer- iul . . deep thinker . . captain ol the '45 eleven. Football-9, 10, 11: Baseball-105 Dramatic Club-9g Hi-Y-10, 11, 12. ROGER EDMUND MCVICKAR 631 Seneca Ave., Norwood, Pa. College Preparatory Wizard of the lab . . musically ln- clined . . sells our yearbook . . stub- born at times . . always helping oth- ers to see the Light. Orchestra-91 Student Council-91 Chieftain Stall-lcirculation managerl 12: Math Team-11, 12. MARGARET MARIE PATTON 13 Benson Drive, Glenolden, Pa. General Shorty . . smart stepping maiorette lively little jitterbug . . a still, small voice . . beautiful black tresses. Mayorette-ll, 12. IAMES FULTON MOYER 354 Hibbs Ave., Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Adept with any musical instrument . . first baseman . . Big Five . . from Iuniata Ioint . . plays fair . . Glen- olden mailman . . good sport . . southpaw. Band-10, ll, 123 Brass Choir-10, ll, 12: Swing Band-10, 11, 127 Base- ball-l0, ll, 125 I. V. Basketball- l0, 115 Orchestra-10, ll, 12. HANNAH PAULSON 17 S. Llanwellyn Ave., Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Quiet . . reserved . . newcomer to Glen-Nor . . still loves her old Alma Mater . . ask her about Ioseph . . can speak her piece. Chieftain Staff-12. MARGARET LOUISE RAIBLEY 210 Love Lane, Norwood, Pa. Commercial ' Contagious laugh . . always looks dainty . . a certain football player . . countless iriends . . popular little miss . . one of G-N's outstanding ma- jorettes. Majorette-10, ll, 125 Y-Teens--127 Hockey-12: Softball-10, 11: Student ' if Ji FLORENCE FARLEY RENZ 524 Mohawk Ave., Norwood, Pa. Commercial Sports of all sorts . . does anything for a friend . . the Seniors' Candy Girl . . friends unlimited . . love ol merriment is known by all. Hockey-9. 10, ll, 12, Basketball- 9, 10, ll, 125 Y-Teens-10, ll, 12: Glee Club-ll, 25 Soft Ball-ll. 12. Council-10, 11. IOHN PAUL OAKES 209 Leon Ave., Norwood, Pa. College Preparatory Friendly smile . . Mr. Siegel's right- hand man . . Our Editor . . class artist . . willing worker every time . . rugged pool player . . good pal . . outstanding student . . in state of evolution from shy introvert. Band-9g Math Team-ll, 12: Senior Play-125 Chieftain Stall-10, tart editorl ll, feditor-in-chiefl 12. Chalk-lines + beadwork I correct soligion. 0 E RICH 61 Delaware Ave., Norwood, Pa. College Preparatory High stepping maiorette with shining black hair . . never gives up . . watch the birdie, please . . always ready for an argument . . sparkling finger, sparkling eyes . . possesses such beautiful wings. Maiorette-11, 125 Chieftain Staff- 11, fsnapshot editorl 12: Glee Club -11, 125 Senior Play--12. k. PATRICIA ANNE RICHARDSON 426 Hillcrest Ave., Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Chic wardrobe . . blond hair and blue eyes . . melody at her linger- tips . . scholarship plus . . friendly . . rah, rah, girl . . her heart lies at Crystal . . Irene Castle, take note. Hockey-9, 10, ll, 12, Cheerleaders- ll, 12: Student Council-115 National Honor Society-ll, 12: Chieftain Staff -10, ll, lassistant editorl 12: Swing Band-10, ll, 12: Senior Play-12. MARGARET H. SCHLESSELMAN 115 Mohawk Ave., Norwood, Pa. Commercial Tall and gracious . . long flowing hair . . a smile that sparkles . . likes basketball games . . collects pin-ups. Glee Club-10, ll. I . t . 'kuuf Ill. AUDREY IANE ROAN 24 N. Ridgeway Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Fast-stepping Color Guard . . efficient hockey manager . . always ready for a good laugh . . of delicate nature . . sometimes petulant. Color Guard-ll, 12: Y-Teens-125 Hockey Manager-12, Glee Club-12. GEORGE RODIER 20 Rambler Road, Glenolden, Pa. General Star halfback . . dark hair, dark eyes . . seldom on time . . friendly smile . . prefers athletics to scholar- ship . . from St. Iames . . quiet and calm . . G-N lassies' dream man. Football-IU, ll, 12: Hi-Y-12. LAMAR RUDOLPH FRANK EDWARD ROBINSON 13 W. Cooke Ave., Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Student manager ot the Senior Play . . one of the class musicians . . quiet-at times . . chief chauffeur of the class . . earnest in all things un- dertaken . . a gentleman. Band-9, 10, ll, 12: Swing Band-10, ll, 125 Brass Choir-10, ll, 125 Base- ball-1O, ll, 2, Senior Play Commit- tee-12. 1. tr .C ,v .. A 't 205 Trites Ave., Norwood, Pa. College Preparatory Unique phraseology . . a here and there week-ender . .stars in her eyes . . former Radnorite . . inter- esting accent . . purse forgetter. Y-Teens-125 Chieftain Stat!-12. BETTY MARGARET SAULSBERRY 1541 Chester Pike, Folcroft, Pa. Commercial Red hair . . happy-go-lucky . . ace of the bass drums . . a hard- working student . . faithful Glee Club attendant. Y-Teens-ll: Glee Club-10, ll, 125 Band-12. EDGAR A. SEBELIST 14 N. Wells Ave., Glenolden, Pa. General One of the owners of the Chevy . . good worker . . easy to get along with . . a thinker of depth . . with untried mental resources. Band-9: Orchestra-9, Glee Club- ll, 125 Baseball-12. lOHN SEARCH 312 Urban Ave., Norwood, Pa. General Quite athletic for his size . . enjoys pennlng notes . . a ladies' man . . argues vehemently in P.O.D. . . mis- understood by some . . a set shot artist . . has strong convictions. Glee Club-11, 125 Baseball-12. -J' ML . IANET HELEN SMITH 508 Tatnall Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Dark fringed, deep blue eyes . . tall and slender . . elficient basketball manager . . likes jitterbugging , . our senior with poise . . expressive hands . . model. Y'Teens-10, ll, 12: Hockey-10, 12: Basketball-ll, fmanagerl 12: Glee Club-10, 12. ROBERT THOMAS SMITH 570 Mohawk Ave., Norwood, Pa. General Well-dressed . . lucky No. 13 . . can always be found at Ben's or Rett's . . likes to play football . . quite friendly. Football-ll, 125 Band-9, Orchestra -ll. ROBERT GEORGE SPARKS 144 N. Llanwellyn Ave., Glenolden, Pa. General Very amiable . . chief of visual aids staff . . big boss at the recording dances . . always willing to help . . quiet and cheerful . . dependable. Visual Aids-10, fpresidentl ll, 12: Student Council-10, fvice-presidentl 12. -95 Chieftain Staff-12g Glee Club fm: - DONALD E. SCHNElDER 133 N. Llanwellyn Ave., Glenolden, Pa. General Well-built . . loud dresser of the class . . dreams of an engineering career . . likes lootball, basketball- girls, too . . tries hard but doesn't always reach that goal. Football-ll, 12: Glee Club--11: Hi-Y-ll, 121 Student Council--12. WARREN EDMOND SPENCER 212 W. Winona Ave., Norwood, Pa. General Stellar player of all sports G-N of- fers . , tall, lean and lanky . . good natured . . never lets school work bother him . . unruffled . . well-liked fellow. Football-11, 12: Basketball-11, 125 Baseball-11, 12: Hi-Y-ll, ftreas- urerl 12. ' V ':s'.faE,? 'f'rw2'1'4,. ' 'S :., sg. sw n . ...sg 1. 5 Is. . ,. f'. T' .14 HOWARD KENWOOD SPRIGGLE 39 Benson Drive, Glenolden, Pa. College Preparatory Dr. Leon Atwell of unfortunate, most unfortunate fame . . our little sports' enthusiast . . broad grin . . publisher of the Glen-Dale News . . ambitious and full of ideas . . averse to home- work . . chicito. Student Council--10, Basketball Man- ager-ll: Publicity Club-125 Senior Play-IZ. The books are the same, but the chair is so much more comfortable. EMMA MARIE WOLF 561 Delaware Ave.1 Norwood, Pa. Commercial A good player on the court . . ex- cellent prompter . . plenty of vitality . . well-liked by all . . cheerful smile . . earnest student. Basketball-9, 10, 11, 125 Glee Club -10, 11, 12: Student Council-12, Senior Play Committee-12. L 4 ELEANOR IANE TAYLOR 271 Seminole Ave., Norwood, Pa. Commercial Head maiorette . . envy of her friends excellent gymnast . . beautiful wavy hair . . lack . . winning personality . . quietly charming. Maiorette-10, ll, fcaptainl 125 Y-Teens-12, Glee Club-12. RUTH LILLIAN TIMMONS 501 Elmwood Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Elusive smile . . willing to do for others constantly . . steadfast mem- ber of the band . . never a dull mo- ment after those remarks of hers . . graciously quiet in manner . . would- be litterateur. Band-8, 9, 10, ll, tsecretaryl 12: Hockey-9, 10: Basketball-9, 10. HARRY W1-IITLOCK 342 Hollos Ave., Crum Lynne, Pa. General Excels in mechanical drawing . . a first-class artist . . one of the gdng . . mild and friendly . . a veteran usher . . helps Mr. Olson . . not temperamental. Football Custodian-12. MARY WILLIAMS 426 S. Chester Pike, Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Most athletic girl in the class . . peppy and popular senior . . cheers G-N's teams on to victory . . pro- lific conversationalist, especially with Ruth. Cheerleaders-ll, 12, Hockey-9, 10, Il, tcaptainl 12, Basketball-9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens-ll, 125 Senior Play G. -JV' Committee-12. ts. Q . I. . PHYLLIS ANN WILSON 521 Seneca Ave., Norwood, Pa. Commercial Sharp dresser . . loves to dance . . dazzling smile . . quiet among those who don't know her . . her neatness is the envy of all. Glee Club-12. rx KIIIS IOHN B. WOLFE 329 Mohawk Ave., Norwood, Pa. General Happy-go-lucky . . smooth dancer . , always has a joke . . lots of trou- ble with that car . . darn nice guy . . takes care of that eleven. Football Manager-ll, 12. MARY G. WOLFENDEN 27 S. Wells Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Big dimples in her cheeks . . lusty cheerleader . . class officer of long standing . . does anything to help out . . well-noted for her friendliness . . unshattered reserves. Student Council-9, 10: Y-Teens-105 Cheerleaders-10, ll, 125 Senior 'Play Committee-125 Class Secretary-10, ll, 125 Tennis-ll, 12. ALDA ANN YOST 125 Isabel Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Commercial Always grinning from ear to ear . . wavy blond hair . . prefers the Navy . . a future secretary . . cymbal- ringer in the band . . most coopera- tive, quiet, and resourceful. Band-9, 10, ll, 12: Glee Club-10, ll, 127 Student Council-fcorrespond- ing sec'yl 125 Chieftain Staff-llg Tennis-12, Senior Play-12. Tom Moorehead, director in charge of Glen-Nor's con- testants, shown with the iuke box awarded Glen-Nor High School for defeating Co11ingdale's team in the battle of wits. M. Wolfenden, C. Schurn, E. Taylor, A. Holmes, P. Rich- ardson, and F. Sebelist as they appeared on the Campus Quiz program sponsored by Supplee Dairies and broad- cast over Station WFII., Tuesday, November 5, 1946, at 9:00 P. M. Glen-Nor's ' 9 that of Collingdale High School, Collingdale, Penna., nearby neighbor. I-'. Sebelist, representing tenth grade intelligence, C. Schum, representing eleventh grade intelligence, and intelli entia was pitted against P. Richardson, representing twelfth grade intelligence, 1 being greeted by Mr. R. E. Bamberger, principal, as they are about to board a plane en route to Washing- ton, D. C. The all-expense trip was given to the win- ning team as a personal award. L54 JM SUP! if' l -.,, ROOM I7 How l: G. Mullen, P. Dinmore, P. Cassels, M. Eddy, Miss Ionos, N. Bos- singer, E. Evans, L. Peele, I. Whewell. Row 2: R. McCamley, S. Iclres, R. Dunbar, D. Zelinski, P. Finan, M. Sipple, M. Spencer, I. Lancaster, C. Borton, I. Cassel. Row 3: G. Maling, H. Stelllox, I. Downs, R. Heacock, R. Gaines, W. Cornelius, A. Schneider, C. Banks, B. Endress, M. Thomas. Row 4: I. Martin, W. Vosburg, C. Schum, L. Coggin, R. Uhl, G. Lent. ROOM I9 Row I: Y. Smitheman, D. Hazel, I. Boyer, D. Larrimore, Miss Law, V. Young, D. Iohnson, I, Bing. Row 2: L. West, B. Branch, S. Minke, L. Goldsborough, I. Shaw, S. Bonsall, M. Maliclr. Row 3: I. Buchy, P. Thompson, B. Eitel, A. Atwood, M. Horton, M. Timmons, S. Schneider, R. Calter. Row 4: R. Carr, I. Perry, I. Burke, I. Bishop, M. Kahler, H. Bewley. How 5: G. DePaul, A. Kimery. Above: Cliff Schum, class president, and R. Dunbar, Irlend. Below: Class in English at work. ROOM 20 How I: L. Woodward, P. Wilkinson, M. Drennan, I. Lawhead, C. Adams, I. Michener, A. Hazzard, Mrs. Hadda- way. Row 2: E. Lord, T. Barrar, B. Marvel, R. Schalfer, I. McVickar, R. Curley, I. Forbes. Row 3: R. Taylor. E. Ferguson, A. McNamara, I. Eby, I. Finley. How 4: E. Fahey, M. Mc- Vickar, R. Reese, I. McVicker, D. Tal- ley, R. Dunmire. Row 5: I. Lacey, H. Bennett, R. Trout, R. Reeser, I. Carol, R. Miller. IIIIIIISIIIIIIIS Juiluns ll IIHISIUIIIES suifauumunfs 'I ' il 3' I x V ROOM I4 Row 1: S. Doyle, D. Hutchins, C. Teetsel, B. Plumb, M. Aird, Mr. Siegel. R. Linville, D. Mellon, M. Cornelius, I. Gillard. Row 2: R. Gallager, Ralf Knoll, F. Sebelist, I. Crawford, I. Fer- guson, B. Bevan, I. Schiller, A. Moli- tor. Row 3: I. Bishop, W. Reid, A. Portertield, B. Rich, R. Bamberger, H. Oakes. , . I , . , . 1, N Li ROOM I5 Row I: E. Balentine, B. Riddell, I. Kahlert, Miss Paschall, T. Verbit, I. Simon, E. Walch. Row 2: R. DePaul, I. Carter, S. Assell, E. Gamerschlag, D. Eby, I. Andrews. Row 3: C. Linde, B. Booth, R. Malgrave, I. Connor, N. Bossinger. , ROOM 23 ROW 15 M. Boerner V Potock. Kl-lal lahan, D. Burke, Mrs. Hutchins, B. Homan, D. Orr, E. White, M. Thomp- son. Row 2: E. Yost, R. Williams, P. Schindlbeck, G. Wagner, M. Bedal, D. Levis, N. Butler, H. Carter. Row 3: H. Irving, M. Kahler, B. Dent, L. Peterson, I. MacLellan, H. Bedwell. Row 4: C. Boyer, G. Albertson, R. Brooks, W. Westerberg, I. Lower. ,I l I,-' . . ' J . x . ROOM 24 ' Row I: B. Roan, S. Reeser, D. Cassel, R. Lawrence, R Icirvis, I. List, D. Woodrow, W. Kraus, L. Beissel. Row 2: I. Gilbert, D. Bush, F. Cloud, A. Farmer, E. Liggett, E. Kahlert, D. Miller, I. Hagerman, L. Ritchie. Row 3: T. Connery, H. Barrar, I. 1Qif-rbgsjey, L. Bruinmitk D. German. I x J XV' 17' i. X, ', ,- ,' .' .J 1 A lf f i ' A Y, - -. 51 lb 7 R , I .. , f.- , - 'JY Nh 'A i 7- V, 'J 41' . I' X ,!1..J,' r .AA ' QA SIA Il-IS I I ,gf N IH sntlyfw ,, I , QL, tt 3' OM7 o Bar r w Coutant P B rtonb, . M e Anderson, H. Bake , D. n , ce, H. King. Row 3: B. H kin . Bonsall, R. Rex, L. Whit- olzker, . Small, W. Wolfe, A. Holmes, 1? R., Bro k, R. Beckman, B. Wilson. . '17 ,. n x A j N' ' f X I I 1 X N 4 . an 1 f ROOM 9 I aka-f How I: B. Peterson, B. Smith, I. Hitchner, R. Morris, Mr. Geno, I. Holst, M. Miller, B. M1 L, x. Grubb, N. Byrne. Row 2: B, Krough, E. Monahan, E. Hardenbergh, B. Wollenden, I. t - Milhouse, M. Smith, D. White, L. Fitz. Row 3: C. Mattern, I. Cassels, B. Gross, R. ' if Q . .Q Loncks, G. Ottinger, R. Baird, R. Edson, C. Engel, C. Arcovitch, I. Soprano. Row 4: ' CI V- ' I. Shallo, RL Vough,,I.0 Frost, C. Iones, E. Mandl, S. Nagle. X5 S' I ' ' ,' 1 ' V 7 X it ' ff , 51+ LTI RGOM10 I' g' .. . Q V ' Row I: H. Burgett, I. Lang, P. Woodward, B. Rolls, Miss Seitz, V. Coates, I. Carter, fy' g, H ,- P ' w V ' A. Zinn, M. Gilmartin. Row 2: M. Keyler, K. Bennett, B. Allen, C. White, I. Stcmg, H. I If f , 51, ' ' ,Q ' l lord, S. Glenn. Row 3: T. Houston, F. Bort, R. Cooper, C. Gill, I. Benner, P. Heurne, ' - ' . ' I - ff, M. Polk, I..Fisher, I. Graham. Row 4: W. Iackson, I. Robinson, G. Dunlap, R. Peterson, ' V .., I-A -1 ' .3 H. Horton, R. Zinzer, L. Ehrhart. 1 , 5 - 'L 'ff - 1 I X I-xx 1 4 N 1 ' , . in . n 'N in I I .f'-l t 'ii-F4 V-QL . H V I -ff,-V ,N if? if l' ' ' ' . rum, 1 ' It Nag-1 5 911.222 - fit ' U.fY' v 0' -'-' rv 'vv .1 xfv 'f ' ' ' ' , Q fl if ,J ff. 44151, 'W E -.. ,HU L? 35 is M ' i lb' . W e 1 EJ W 5 'K Kia , r' , . .V ff-f.f.fE 'Q fi is h J E' K ' ' i r.'1L f '-4 si ,Aff ,.,, Q1 .-2 ' u f F 4 F 1 N, -ff , , : X ' Q ua -It 'hz ji K- f L , , x e- , 5 2 wgmfhwq-.i J' -1 K ,wignzff-:,My':giF' -'if' Q,, L Q L , I . A ? sl' if - WX: g xv . , 'ph mf A ,A ' if 1 ff ,, S! fb Q '5 54 ,li ,J i -m F? ,Xl L91 Y 2 Al Jw I 5 2 Q 54 x .if wk 5? iiff Q rfglf g A ' H' hx fm? l Q, i 4 G , 5, f Q .1-I :SQ r an Pm f 4 l I n .f 'P' ,L 1 m z2M 5 , . SUPPIIIIII li IIASI SEVENIH ISIIAIIE ROOM 4 Row I: I, Hopkins, N. Yost, M. Bryce I. Drumheller, E. Coggin, L. Ritter, I. Cochran, D. Welch. Row 2: L. Linkaus, A. Zinzer, R. Corson, N. Shuster, Mr. Landis, M. Griffin, B. Cox, I. Hurst, H. Reiseg. Row 3: I. Grant, M. Homan, E. Thompson, D Torrens, D. Bosacco, G. Lynn, I Founds. Row 4: I. Calhoun, L. Bute: I. Viscuso, F. Riddiagh. ROOM I Row I: C. Nagle, B. Karau, L. Gilles- pie, I. Schmidt, E. Bracken, G. Ritter, A. DeFalco. Row 2: D. Dimmit, P. Roessner, A. Founds, C. Pierce, Miss Weissinger, P. Ziegler, T. Fisher, I. Haeberle, M. Corner. Row 3: B. Hid- deman, I. Hammond, M. I. Cooper, A. Stevenson, I. Bailey, H. Donohue. Row 4: R. Koch, P. German, R. Pagen- kemper, T. Forbes, E. Miekley, L. Brown, A. Harpster, K. Mansley. ROOM I3 Row I: W. Van Zant, R. Bedford, R Blafield. Row 2: I. White, B. Clenden- ning, I. Howard, I. Fulton, Mrs. Peter- sen, C. Bailey, A. Irving, S. Freeman I. Hagerman. Row 3: L. MacFarland S. Fenner, I. Hutchins, M. David, C Yeaman, C. Hughes, P. Algard, R Love. Row 4: O. Iones, R. Raup, R DePaul, C. Darrah, O. Palsgrove, G Atherolt, L. Cape, R. Teetsal. ' ' anis N, 'i v.L,ii1. an-. . ,, ,+A . 4 H CA 2 - FI ,. e k e W OF V AL sBes' Dfessed, Q j x., fif A- - , - -N.-ggatikuif W 'Qi- I I I e ' W IAcx MAcLr:LLAN--Most ., ,i ' .W b A QLQMWQC --ff' M .SM-f,v,ud-MW 1 1 ,fee wwf ' ' '- A ,W 5 I Qi. K Studious Boy. a ee V V PATH: CIA RIC - A HARDSO K .. Nxgesi Mu I ' c , V. f, ' ,,.,-,,..,-- A ,, , ez,-f-W I 1 H ,eq Mmw WILLIAMS-Best Athlete. V 9Qi'T ff'1 1 e ge, , BEVERLEY BROOKS-'Most Smdious Girl' VL EI AN R TAYLOR Best Dancer Prem 1 , f HAIIERS llf '47 f ,Nu ,f xv. ,Q ,.. 4' X f. fi- -- .- ' , K ' ' ' Y. 9- , . ku 4 :V ' 'fin V, .' 'zoo , ..., ' lout I , A noses I' vsiooo N'x'? 'bw ' V mucous xg ', 'N I ' ooooose w ' A 22222222 'I 3 assesses. '- I '2!Z!22. 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' V L :.:.F 37 ' I' xj 302172. s I 'Q ', .- -r n - - Q 5, . ,- 1 . z gl .22 ,fix-v' : , ff' 1 1 4'.'.' 5 4 -M1 3' ,M-1., ,! Q, ff .Lf 1.- .'?,x.,.: X., .,...5 1 ? V ,1::,J:-, Q: riff-.4 ,542- ,. Z 2 ' r . A-.' ' ffm, ,, . in ' ,, - . 1. lmbj , ig' . 3.29-L .,',.4, ' 7- ' fr' :.: . 'g ' TLQ .9 44 .-Ji . ,J fr' an - , 1 .Q4 l , ..r., , -P ' :'a51'1, ' .,f:' T94 4 'ff ' 4. n'.:.y .f'.,.'7 ' , 1 I' ,fi 335 . 15:4 , ,,, .jJ, 1:184- . ' jgg ,. Q . - 'cu I :N ,.. ' 1' '.. . 5,5 xv, ' LQ: . My--N my , . -. gf 1 'l. 55 fi Ag-fl. , .. , , 5 1 1 2' ' w if I vi 4 5. V f 1' ' H+- - .J-3 I aff- .1027 I 7 . ffl, F'-1 Eli' . I -1 far n 6 ' , .fir -' QQAKE 524:51 M 1, .1 .- - 3.01. Nhrx' ,- Zin . ffffffr 511 ifff' ' 3:5 1 'U . rlf- -1 1 i',,T 'RIC' . T 1 2 -' 'r - - Q5 , . -., 4 G Ji'-ij, .LL-. 1 2 wi- 'L L.. Y ' 5 -9 'il' - it Eu STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE On floor: A. Yost, corresponding sec'y. Seated: Miss Lentz, R, Heacock, treasurer, W. Hutch- inson, president, B. Sparks, vice-president, and Miss Iones. Standing: I. McDermott, sergeant- at-arms, and M. Timmons, sec'y. Y II' ,tl ,fl Q, , J il' ' tl ' vf' 'L ,Il Sfene 1 T 1' y . 1 X, STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: C. Emmanuel, R, Morris, T. Corson, G. Ottinger, R. Raupt, M, Homan, C, Bailey, l. Kubera, I. Hae berle. Row Z: I. Stang, N. Brill, R. Connors, B. Maling, R. Brock, F. Pia- secki, P. Hagerman. Row 3: E. Miek ley, Miss Iones, I. McDermott, R Heacock, W. Hutchinson, R. S arks, P M. Timmons, A. Yost, R. Woodrow How 4: I. Lutz, A. Gray, P. Thompson I. MacLellan, S. Bradshaw, P. Din more, E. Wolf, C. Hall, H. Howell Miss Lentz. Row 5: I. Gerhart, W Westerburg, F. Sebelist, T. Houston W. Reid, D. Schneider, I. Forbes, B Schaeffer, E. Lord. HU STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS COMMITTEE On floor: E. Wolf. Seated: C. Hall, R. Heacock, C. Bailey. Standing: H. Howell, I. Haeberle. R VER tll The Student Council, under Miss Miriam Iones cmd Miss lean Lentz, is one of the outstanding organizations at Glen-Nor. The council, composed of representatives from every homeroom. meets twice a month to promote the general welfare of Glen- Nor. From the members of the group are drawn monitors whose duty it is to keep order and facilitate traffic in the halls during the passing of classes. From the group this year was also chosen a committee to revise the Constitution. Activities spon- sored by the Student Council included the raising of money to buy records for the Iuke Box and the collection of contribu- tions for the Charity Drive. Executives tor the year consisted of president, William Hutch- inson: vice-president, Robert Sparks: secretary, Marjorie Tim- monsg corresponding secretary, Alda Ann Yost: treasurer, Richard Heacockp and sergeant-at-arms, Ioan McDermott. .Sim 2 UUR MURAll IS ...Q BUUSIIU THE HI-Y ORGANIZATION Providing the opportunity of an evening of wholesome fun is one of the purposes of the Hi-Y organization. This year the club members took that aim to heart in a big way. Sporting events in Philadelphia were visited, gym nights were scheduled, and recreational facilities opened to them at the Chester YMCA were used with zest. Other Monday night meetings, at 7:15, were devoted to speakers who told experi- ences encountered in various places vis- ited by them. Officers, under the guidance of Mr. Lynn Stephens, included president. Iack Bertoletp vice-president, Russel Schaf- terg treasurer, Warren Spencerg secretary, Ernest Lord. On floor: B. Gross, D. Schneider, I. Forbes, A. Portertield, G. Rodier, I. Chubb. Seated: W. Spencer, R. Lauter, I. Bertolet, R. Schaffer, E. Lord. Standing: Mr. Stephens, I. Dyson, I. Lacey, R. McCau1ley, L. Beissel, G. Lent, B. Roan, Mr. Hirst, W. Vosburg. n-nn.. ' - 'KL -' ' nina-' '-'nn Row l: Mrs. Hutchins, C. Teetsel, M. Aird, B. Plumb M. Freeman, R. Lutz, B. Branch, M. Sipple, D Iohnson, M. I. Bossinger, Mrs. Haddaway. Row 2 C. Hall, S Do le, . Shaw D Larrimor . B . y I , . ' e, I oyer, M. Eddy, V. Young, M. A. Malick. Row 3: I, Law- head, A. Holmes, L. Rudolph, L, Hinshillwood, H Howell, S. Minke, I. Bishop, l. Whewell, L. Goldsbor- ough, M. Hatton, M. Timmons, S. Schneider. How 4 M. Cornelius, D. Hutchins, R. Linville, E. Luther, N Bossinger, I. Gillard, E. Balentine, L. Peele, B. Sauls- berry, G. Mullen, C. Bort, E. Evans. Row 5: E. Tay lor, P. Raibley, R. Llewellyn, D. Zelinski, P. Finan, I Lancaster, R. Dunbar, P. Brandt, E. McCamley, S Bonsall. Row 6: F. Renz, P. Richardson, I. Smith, S Bradshaw, H. Kerstetter, M. Spencer, Row 7: M Kahler, P. Cassell, M. Williams, P. Dinmore, I. Car ter, S. Assell, R. McCamley, E. Cooper, P. Hughes. THE Y-TEEN ORGANIZATION Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Gertrude Hutchins and Mrs. Margaret Hadda- way, the Y-Teens have had an active year. The girls, who, by the way, changed the name ol their organization from the Girl Reserves to the present title, have been busy making dolls for unfortunate children, and place mats and menus for soldiers in hospitals, while at Christmas they sold Christmas seals in the bank. During the year they also helped to put on several assem- bly programs. Through the efforts ot their officers, however, meetings haven't been all work and no play. To tell the truth, there have been lots of good times skating, swimming, throwing parties with the Hi-Y, listening to interesting speakers, such as Rev. Ralph Andersen of Glenolden, giving terrific initiations, sing- ing Christmas carols, putting on skits, and playing in the gym on gym nights Executives included president, Mildred Freemang vice-president, Ruth Lutz, secretary, Barbara Branchg corresponding secretary, Barbara Plumb, and treasurer, Marion Sipple. .ti if , TENTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS I ,' The following students were elected ' during their ninth year to Iunior Na- ' V 5 tional Honor Society, but have not yet Q I I been accepted into Senior National -.,,n Honor Society: Row I: A. Porterlield, B. Plumb, N. Bailey, M. Aird, R. Gal- lagher. Row 2: H. Oakes, I. Ferguson. A. McLaren. Row 3: I. Crawford, R. Bamberger, R. Knoll, F. Sebelist. fn-'9' SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On lloor: R. Lutz, L. Hinshillwood, G. Maling. Sealed: B. Gallager, secretary and treasurer: Miss Hassler. Standing: P. Richardson, I. Dyson, R. Keown, W. Hutchin- son, R. Uhl, C. Schum, I. MacLellan, president. IUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: I. Mastellar, T. Hitchner, C. Dyson, P. Borton, Miss Hassler, A. Miekley, M. L. Britt. Row 2: D. Doub, R. Rex, I. Englehart, H. Baker, R. Baer, T. Corson, D. Grubb, D. Bonsall. ,J ...+V 'iii ' .gwwp Qgk WW I f , It I .Q ,,. Q. .,f JG. 3. ,f aj , LLAA yr ' If X591 ...Li HAHA, I . ' . f , fix A ' , --f 1 J... 0 3 Li UAL V f IW! by-1' 1 C Di, Nfl 'F 1.1-Y!! ry' rl I 6 , 1 'Ziff J L. , VJ 'fl , Yr J 'NT' 444 45 ,If 1 , 1 , M, h N . . 7' J Vgfti A j v X A 'QP Y 1, , 71'-J 3cene.3 . . V., , , I, f WH Q: -vi' X . 'r NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETIES The students who have best shown their ability to practice a well-thought-of school life and who have displayed outstanding ideals of service, leadership, scholarship, and character are rewarded for their efforts each year by the faculty in being elected to the distinguished senior or junior high National Honor Societies. To be chosen is indeed an honor. Under the guidance of faculty adviser Miss Ruth Hassler, these' groups of students maintain a standard worthy of highest commendation. QUILL AND SCROLL Election to Quill and Scroll Society, national journalistic honorary organization, is consid- ered to be the highest literary award given to a Glen-Nor High School student. Members of the Quill and Scroll must be in the upper third of their class scholastically, and must have done some outstanding work on their school publications to merit the recommenda- tion of the sponsor. Successful applicants this year included: Iohn Oakes, Patricia Richard- son, lack MacLellan, Iames Dyson, Iane King, and Roger McVickar. SSX 69 .ya4,Yf! T .s X .Q I Q T by S It w-4 Y llllll IHIIIHS ARE REWA Y -f L . ' ' . 5 f 5' Z ?? ' ?Af3?,5 .J?f - S e Q' 9' ag' Y I I-Q wg 4 g L ' X' 'vw :X 'ig ll it 'I K x if 'H I 5 J wi an 'V ' i FV A 3- 'L V ik 2 ,YZ -A fir it Q i' 9'1'f'fxi5k ? 55 M ' f fa' 1- ..f.Q fn .4,,,W Q Q, gif Illia f W ' ' , S. 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Time will tell. dh'- ,l Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast . . or so Glen-Norites believe when they listen to the strains of song heralded by the Senior Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Marlin O'Neal. Meeting every Friday since football season, the members have taken part in the Christmas program, and been the guests of Station WIBG on February 7. Biggest event of the year for them, however, was the Spring Concert, when each looked his very prettiest tor handsomestl and sang his best to leave behind many outstanding musical reveries. u av? i uttttllllvll gm if Scene 6 One of the most important active groups of the ids Committee, under the school is the Visual A direction of Assistant Principal E. E. Richards. Conducting weekly dances on Friday nights, pro- viding vlsual and auditory educational aids for the classroom, setting up the loud speaker system for all types of school programs, and taking care of the show cases in the main hall are just a few of its many functions. Among its properties is a large selection of pop- ular records and educational discs, recording ma- . 3. I r l I ' Sigh: . if , 451. X . ,k1Ms,..z,- - 52 chines, films, slides, speakers, and microphones. Members, secured voluntarily or by sponsor's choice this year, included Bob Sparks, chairman: Harry Oakes, Bill Cooper, lack Crawtord, Dick Rex, lack Schiller, and Kenneth Mansley. R. Sparks sets up recording equipment for Friday night dance in the gym. H. Oakes about to proiect a picture. 9 4 E with ' VISUAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE Seated: B. Cooper, H. Oakes: Standing: C. Engel, Mr. Richards, R. Sparks, I. Crawtord, R. Rex, I. Schiller, K. Mansley. wt llhllw umxxxtil W ll MATH TEAM In spring of 1946 Glen-Nor sent two teams to participate in a mathematics tournament at Temple University. Final accounting found our squads in the upper third-a well-deserved tribute to Mrs. Gertrude Hutchins, sponsor. Un- der her expert guidance the teams returned again this spring. Unfortunately, it is too early to know the results. LIBRARY CLUB A junior high club whose main purpose is library service has been organized by Miss Kathryn Iennings. Pupils are instructed in filing catalog cards, checking in of books, arrange- ment of shelves, and decoration of bulletin boards. Officers ot this year's group comprised: president, Mary Louise Stillman: vice-president, Ianet Lutz: secretary, Ioy Englehartg and treas- urer, Ieannette Diedel. PUBLICITY CLUB This year an innovation occurred in the Inter- boro News, local town paper, in the form of a three-column spread devoted entirely to Glen- Nor High School news. To assemble the class notes, sports, club happenings, and other ac- tivities to be submitted lor use in this column and as stories in the Chester Times, another local paper, a Publicity Club, under the direc- tion of Miss Dorothy Seitz, was formed. .Shane 7 MATH TEAM Seated: I. Oakes, Mrs. Hutchins, R. McVickar. Standing: B. Hutchins, B. Gallager, I. MacLel1an. LIBRARY CLUB Seated: F. Marsh, I. Englehart, Miss Iennings, M. Geyer, M L. Stillman. Standing: I. Hamer, I. Bates, Y. Machette, M Rutter, D. Bradshaw, I. Deidel, I. Lutz. PUBLICITY CLUB Seated: S. Doyle, B. Plumb, Miss Seitz, M. Miller, V. Eisen- brey. Standing: H. Spriggle, E. Sweatman. 1'?' vfw- 1 JH -1. The Senior Prom this year as the ll Q. Q , Ball on Friday evening, December 20, climaxed a suc- cessful career of formal dances under the Class oi '47. Venturing into the field in their sophomore year, the groupgave its tirst hop on March 2, 1945, which featured all the characteristics ot a night club. 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MA AGER S A D BUUSTIRS SMH 1 .1 3 ,ax . ,fr 1, kj N V . xii , C A V'-,K J l '. E I x I ' , ,N 1 J x I X , . K f 5 1 f 'X ei - I 6 f 1' X, Y, H ,, YL ' f ,. ,. I D 2 2,,i,,i'..i1 4 Ss- . w I . .. .vp-1. -.v.-.,., .. QL. P. ... . .... .... ....-..- CHEERLEADERS MANAGERS Kneeling: R. Llewellyn, hockeyg I. Rich, basketball: D. Berke, hockey: S. Ickes, hockey. Standing: I. Lacey, football, C. Colby, football, B. Gross, basketball: I. Wolfe, football: P. Finan, basketball: I. Lancaster, hockey, H. Whitlock, football custodian. THE CHEERLEADERS This popular Club started off with a bang. Electing A. Holmes to lead the whole gang. Although our sponsor fastened the tie, Thanks to the Cheerleaders, our team was still high. For basketball season those sweaters were hot- So flowing blouses we made for the lot. Calots we added, and a bright maroon vest. We certainly packed that season with zest. Yes-swinging songs and a ringing cheer Occupied pep rallies all through the year! Kneeling: P. Cassels, R. Starke. A. Holmes, Captain, M. Williams, P. Dinmore. Standing: P. Brandt, D. Larrimore, L. Goldsborough, B. Boorse, M. Wolfenden, M. Kohler, P. Richardson. 5 ' we ,K -I U i U V - Ax A . .,',, g..fgagfqmg.1f,-fp qi N T M...-,V f -I ,Q 5. iq... :'- a1,,T - . ' ' ' ws V Rf .?i+'a'u . f ' l'5'lN 11' N -,fr 1 as N V 1 ll 1fQg.f.R' GLEN-NOR 7-WILMINGTON 6 For the first time in the history of the school the Indians trekked down to meet the Blue Devils. In the first min- utes of the play Glen-Nor recovered a fumble on the one-yard line. Then Iohn Forbes crashed over for a touchdown and an extra point. In the final quarter Wil- mington completed a pass for its only T.D., but failed to make the tying point. GLEN-NOR 0-SHARON HILL Z1 The most lop-sided game of the year proved to be that against Sharon Hill. On their second play from scrim- mage, the opponents tricked the G-N defense when Ed Taylor threw a long pass to Tom Zebley, who scored un- touched. Sharon Hill quickly scored again, with Taylor going the last ten yards. In the third period the offensive continued to drive hard and furiously, Mike Sorentino, the S. H. pigskin champion, scoring the third T.D. GLEN-NOR 20-EDDYSTONE 6 With a few minutes remaining until half time, Ernie Lord intercepted a pass and scampered fifty yards for the initial score. Glen-Nor then marched to the two-yard line, where Iimmie Dyson tossed to Warren Spencer, and the Indians led, 13-0. Eddystone on their first play tossed a flat pass, which Frank Morris intercepted and raced over, bringing the score to 20-0. With minutes remaining, the Stoners kept themselves from being white-washed by scoring six points on a fifty-yard run. GLEN-NOR 34-PROSPECT PARK 0 By virtue of hard line smashing on a 15-yard iaunt, the first touchdown was made by Forbes. In the early part of the second quarter, Irwin recovered a P. P. fum- ble, while Rodier in two plays galloped over the goal line. Prospect again fumbled, this time Don Schneider grabbing the ball. On the third down, Dyson hit Spencer in the end zone, and Forbes' second conversion made the score 20-U. Rodier then plowed over the five-yard line, while Spencer picked up a blocked kick. Forbes again converted for the extra point, making the final tally 34-U. GLEN-NOR 7-SWARTHMORE 0 The Indians had to win this one. Gaining a break shortly after the game started, G-N recovered a fumble on the fifty. Marching quickly to the twenty-nine, the Indians went into their shift which put Tom Barrar on the end. Tom shot down into the end zone and took lim Dyson's pass unhampered. Forbes converted. Great de- fensive play featured the rest of the game. GLEN-NOR 13-COLLINGDALE 20 In a neighborhood feud, Collingdale's Orange and Black took home a victory after a hard-fought game on the G-N field. After driving 50 yards through the Indians' line, Don Iohns scooted around right end for a tally late in the first period. Coming back fighting, the Indians scored on a great pass caught by lack Bertolet, and led at the half, 7-6. The lead was overcome by a surging Collingdale team in the third quarter, as they scored two touchdowns. In a final bid, the Indians scored on a pass from Dyson to lanky Spencer. The final whistle then sounded, the game going to Collingdale, 20-13. GLEN-NOR 7--CLIFTON U Both clubs played scoreless ball until, with only five minutes remaining in the first half, Rodier galloped around right end for the only T.D. of the game. Forbes then converted, which made the score 7-0. The second half was a bitter struggle, with neither team being able to score. When the final gun went off, the tally re- mained-G-N, 75 Clifton Heights, 0. GLEN-NOR 23-YEADON 0 I-it the end of the first half, the Indians were leading by a 2-O score. Starting the second half, a pass from Dyson to Spencer netted a T.D. ln the third quarter, Rodier took a pass from Dym Dyson and ran for 6 more points. Plunging over, Forbes kicked the three extra points to bring his record up to thirteen for sixteen, the best percentage in Delaware County. Q K D. Scxnsznsn R. Lauren Scene 2 . . 1 D. McCnu1.r.sY 1 1 is . G. Iswm, captain, with Ms. OLSON, coach I, Bg31'01,g-1' T. BARRAB cnlnlnu mais . ' I 9 I i H I X V y . J ' I F. MORRIS Q R. Scrurrnn FOOTBALL TEAM Row l: I. Dyson, E. Lord, R. McCaulley, T. Barrclr, G. Irwin, Captain, F. Morris, W. Spencer, I. Bertolet, I. Forbes, R. Laufer. Row Z: Coach Olson, R. Schaffer, D. Schneider, W. Gross, I. Downs, L. Brummitt, W. Hutchinson, W. Hart, W. Vosberg, Coach Hirst. Row 3: I. Chubb, I. Ferguson, R. Smith, R. Taylor, I. Soprano, L. Beissel, R. Roan, H. Stellfox. Row 4: H. Bedwell, H. Whitlock, I. Wolfe, A. Porterfield, C. Colberg, I. Lacey, I. Lower. 'I F I. Fomans M I H W. Hur I t I. Drsou Loan F- .ii I ..,.. I I G. Roman W. SPENCER 'A . ' in I X 9 fa, Wg? ,: I - 5, .r . ,xp-f'rPgf'f:f ' aw A ' ' t fiaf, WP f' 1 ig gffzitfg, r MQ, ' J X A S, 3 tv I X N 'N F . A JI, 7 A 4. r r r 5' ,rf Aw. f f 4' H 1, V V . A , ec . rt 1-'-3,5 Practice makes Per Mfs- L. W,- ,. I 1 In-,F2,,,f5g. - Nw' A ' ' until lghf. . SZHWE.. .- . W 'I 5 Y: , ' 'S 4 . last Dece ' E I ,M Aj I if X ffl ..--Wg: :gt . t' .. I ' '4 - .1.t,5..'., j j . M W . ,jd ' --Q. Q-2137 LM g3fiif?53Eiff,I524f'7v. r 'Tx 4. fx Xt? Rich rolls that ball. i5g,gf5'fagg5jL t',ggf1,1-gr ' .gg , A ,- , , , . ,wbfwgrat Q , , ' -.- . -'ff :gig 'iff 55. if wtgfg W 5 ff . . ,J-f - 3,39 . wif-yu , Pg' '14 af. 1 W 'af 0 ' N fr ff ' rf'9fw'k,f ' ' W Aw' r I 1 ' i ,aff -'K . ,J ' v. 'X' , 1 ,Wt ,ar 4.1 ,', 'Al' , . A 9. l 0 I gy' gy - I U JLG v IWW? fl' 1 t 1 .. J I 5 'J f sf- 'rf ' fx' V , , . . A JV 4 f.-..., 1' L x .f 41. ,f , t ax ,X Av it I 1. I KLA :P 4. ' K + 'A I5 5 ,+I . yy, was Q Mrs Wright fete ,. -... L, -...- . VV' 'v-q,..! d at Stratb Haven Inn before tckmg up duties Q GLEN-NOR l-MEDIA 2 Ground, sticks! Ground, sticks! Ground, sticks! The . They' -S, ,j ' '-is .45 season was off to a start. Decent hockey weather, but the Q ' ' , 'Ji L eq 5 game was slow. Mary Williams, however, crashed U . -gas ,,,,J,QHg.,2Zl .-il ' 55.5,-' through to make Glen-Nor's only goal. ' , 4' , ,, if 5 3 f.. ' Q X -ff. ' If GLEN-NOR l-EDDYSTONE 1 ' ' ' 'N . I 1,3 xi B. , .,Nns.,i? - For this game the squad was really prepared. Scoring ji 115, was hard-in fact, impossible in the first half. In the gf' 1 A second half, thanks to the fine teamwork of her mates, -' S- fu My Bea Boorse rushed in to make the tying goal. f--- -1'1 GLEN-NOR 0-RIDLEY PARK 1 , Ridley Park was our toughest rival. But the Glen-Nor , . t' .- :xref 59 JJ? girls went in determined. In the end, nevertheless, the 'A' , -fi 4:5 Parkers still proved too good for us. It was the first f 1 .. , 1-' f w,Q, Ig, ff game in which we had not scored. , 'ff ' ASIS' 'ff if' f ,j'5g g gf 5 GLEN-NOR l-COLLINGDALE 3 J l2-A ,.,53,ggjn,.n1,Qv-5: ,f'1,iif'. -ith'-ff-f' Collingdale seemed to be fighting mad over their de- l 'l .L..'!f:ifff'?','A,.'A'55ii'ilfJlfl5f? 'f3'- L,'. -Ill., , feat of last year. The result-odds 3 to ll The one and - ' ' Aii' 'j lQ--'-lei..,.l2Lziu.f A only goal was made by M. Williams. V - 5 i . GLEN-NOR 3-TOWNSHIP l When Glen-Nor took the field against the Raiders, they had that good old rock 'em, sock 'em iervor which paid dividends. Mary Williams, who had been elected captain by this time, let us know it by scoring 2 out of 3 goals. Final point was made by our speedy wing, Alice Holmes. GLEN-NOR 0-YEADON 4 When Glen-Nor visited Yeadon that bright afternoon in October, they little expected the defeat in store for them. Yeadon's swift right inner proved too much for GLEN-NOR 1-PROSPECT PARK 3 Our next game we played against our old rivals, Prospect Park, on their field. The game was fast and ex- citing but our luck wasn't with us and we lost, 3-l. Mary Williams made our lone tally and played a super GLEN-NOR 4-SHARON HILL 6 The spirit of the girls in this game was outstanding. Everyone fought hard and our coach, Mrs. Morrow, was really pleased. In her words: If that only had been the first game instead of the last! We deserved to win this game. G-N. game. M. Williams, captain. VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD Kneeling: A. Holmes, S. Doyle, B, Boorse, M. Williams Captain, I. Rich, I. McDer- mott, H. Kerstetter. Standing: R. Dunbar, P. Richardson, P. Cassels, I. Graff, M. Spencer, F. Renz, L. Davis, L. Goldsborough, and P. Brandt. A .. x Mrs. M. Morifow. coach. ifjf' ,ff O X! DA Dx? fn Q ,xH ,'N ll M66 Rx F w as l r' f N J. X I-fl U 1? ggi- 1, if A rl P' . fly l l ' .4 f I' ll f v X 'Ki If 'Miki fy ii W lx 1 . X ff is Champs for the second straight year, but how close it was! Not until Gene Irwin, just before the final whistle, hit the hoop with a one-hander were the Indians sure of victory. Final tally in the annual Kiwanis Basketball Tournament found Glen-Nor triumphant over Chester by a score of 38-37. BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: B. Foster, C. Schum, I. Dyson, R. Keown. Standing: Coach Knoll, F. Morris, W. Spencer, and G. Irwin. ls 'N BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: H. Whitlock, Manager: I, Forbes, B. Foster, R. Keown, W. Spencer, C. Schum, B. Gross, Manager. Standing: Coach Knoll, I. Gerhart, G. Irwin, I. Dyson, I. Atherholt, I. Bertolet, F. Morris, and Coach Hoover. Generally, this year basketball was highly successful, although the Indians were fourth in their section with 5 wins and 5 losses. Their over-all record showed I9 wins and 6 losses. including the Kiwanis victories over Prospect Park, Springfield, Media, and Chester. High scoring honors went to Warren Spencer with 2ll in the 25 games. Next two in line in- cluded Ralph Keown with 181 and Gene Irwin with 177. Captain R. Keown shoots that basket in the game with Springfield. BOYS' Game Opp. Chester ...., 36 Sharon Hill ..... .. . 20 Upper Darby . . 35 Reading Central 40 Lansdowne ..., 24 Collingdale . . . 25 'Swarthmore . . . 25 'Ridley Township 30 'Eddystone ..... 26 Pottstown ..,. 18 'Ridley Park .... . . . 33 Media ..,. 1 . 29 P, S. DuPont ... ... 31 'Prospect Park .... . . . 59 'Swarthmore .,,. . . . 30 Ridley Township 39 Haverford ...... 26 Eddystone ...... 34 Ridley Park ..,,. 32 Prospect Park . . , 50 Alumni ,.... . 34 DOHODS COIUEIGHCG game- Another basket is scored in the game against Springfield! Lf 'L SZW4.. .ll llfll lHf BllCKEl,.,f'1, 'Y JW M . M inf Jwf Di? 4 J . ' 1 BOYS' IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: G. Brim, W. Vosburg, G. Lent, I. Martin, R. Schaffer R. Knoll, H. Stellfox, Manager. Standing: Coach Knoll, A. Porter- field, Manager, R. Uhl, I. Ferguson, W. Bevan, F. Sebelist, R Brock, G. Anderson, L. Whittaker, C. Colburg, Coach Hoover. iff'-' .W I- U x 'QQ P .J GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD w 1: E. Wolfe, I. McDermott, L. Davis, M. Spencer, M. Williams. Row 2: Mrs. Leumcm, W ouch: D. Orr, L. Roan, V. Young, P. Brcrnclt, D. Iohnson, Mrs. Morrow, couch. Row 3: I. Gil- lar, P. Thompson, L. Goldsborough, D. Lcxrrimore, I. Shaw, I. Boyer, M. I. Bossinger. Row 4: ' S. Minke, M. Thompson, D. Hutchins, C. Teetsel, E. White, R., Starke, cmd I. Rich. How 5: E. Hcxrdenburg, B, Homun, B. Plumb, G. Mullen, P. Cussels, H. Bewley, P, Schwellenbuch, and IJ I., Hitchener. If . . ,J ,OW . -,P Swarthmore vs. Glen-Nor . . . result 29-20 in favor ol Swarthmore, X I K 'W IS L Davis. Captain rif ' t 3 Sfff-25---H13 IH THE Iltllllll VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Game G-N Yeadon .... .,,, 4 0 Media ....30 Eddystone . . .... 36 Swarthmore . .,.. 20 Collingdale . . . . . . . 29 Sharon Hill .... .... 2 2 Lansdowne ......... .... 3 3 Nether Providence . . . . . . . 40 Prospect Park ....... .... 3 2 Alumni ..... .... 3 4 Mt.Penn... ....35 Taking to the basketball court December 1, and practicing long hours, the girls ended the season with five wins and six losses. All-round athlete Marge Spencer was high scorer, having accumulated 144 points-an average of 14 points per game. Second in the running was Emma Wolfe with a total of 109 Opp. 5 13 39 29 41 24 43 28 34 25 23 l 0 4 li '33-vi f Mrs. M. Morrow, coach. points-an average of 11 points per game. Elected captain was Loretta Davis, hard- fighting lettefman from last year, who will graduate this Iune. Also among the '47 grads will be tive other varsity players: guards F. Benz, I. McDermott, and M. Williams, and for- wards E. Wolfe and P. Brandt. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM I. McDermott. QM Row 13 P. Brandt, L, Davis, captain, V. Young, L. Roan, M. Wolfe, M. Williams, M. Spencer, and 405. x , L .X wa , A 'if-e rl 5 4 it -S,ff f6 ---- Allllll ll THE IIIAMIIII I. Forbes at the watering trough. B. Hutchins on the alert. W. Spencer on the diamond. . ,fi xxx .ff This season will probably prove the greatest in baseball at Glen-Nor High School. This year, Coach Harry Fricker has the entire team returning with only two ex- ceptions-a team that won seven and lost seven to come in fourth place last year. Most likely starting line-up will be as fol- lows: Iim Dyson and Iohn Gilbert pitchingg Iohnny Forbes behind the platep Iimmie Moyer snaring them at iirstp Gene DePaul playing the keystone position, Frank Mor- ris playing shortg Gene Irwin playing the hot corner: and Warren Spencer, Bill Hutch- ins, and Will Baxter running the outfield. Yes, we're looking for great things in baseball this year. BASEBALL SQUAD OF 1946 Kneeling: W. Hutchins, F. Morris, I. Dyson, W. Baz- ter. Standing: E. Ferguson, W. Bevan, H. Bedweli, R. Miller, F. Robinson, I. Gilbert, D. Lowe, I. Moyer, W. Spencer, I. Forbes, Coach H. Frlckor. lfl. . . 4. 1 .A ,Q-wmzzwz ty,'eJfr':'fAf,f Jw 55,y,,..r4.r.g-Y Dyson, E. Hardenburg, E. Monal 3.....7 .... RAISI li THAI Sllllltl IUNIOR HIGH HOCKEY Faithful practice is sure to bring results. This was proved at Glen-Nor during hockey season by the Iunior High Hockey Squad. Winning 3 out ot 3 games and being scored on only once is ct pretty good record. Gloria Cronk seemed to be high scorer, making ten of the twenty-one goals scored during the season. Thelma Corson and Ioan Hitchner were tied for second place with three goals apiece. Iust think-in two or three years these girls will be varsity material! SCHEDULE Game G-N Opp. Eddystone ....... . ...,...... ...,. 3 U Prospect Park . . , . . . . 12 U Collingdale ..... . . . B 1 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL This year, starting out with only three ot last year's starting players, Coach Knoll's Iun- ior High Football Team did not sport a very impressive record. The end of the season, how- ever, saw a great deal of improvement-so much so that in the final game they licked Eddystone, 33-U. Captain Hayes Baker was the speedy and shitty halfback who sparked the team on the offense, while Ioe Soprano crashed through and made the majority of the tackles. SCHEDULE ' ' Game G-N Opp. Ridley Park . .. . . ...,.... .. .. 19 B Swarthmore . . . . . 7 7 Nether Providence Ridley Township ,.., ' ....,......19 7 .......25 O Eddystone ........ ,.... I .... f . ., 0 33, . , 4 u 1 ff'i J' 1 fl H ' s-' l . A 1 , ht. h. ,, N IUNIOR HIGH HOCKEY TEAM How l: V. Schwering, U. Swet- man, R. Seifert, I. Hitchner, T Corson, C. White, I. Mastellar R. Paul, M. Rowdon, I. Gray, D Barker. Row 2: P. Doyle, I. Dei- del, I. Englehart, M. Sherman P. King, M. Rutledge, I. Stung B. Wolfenden, R. Morris, R. Reese D. Taylor, N. Richards, G. Cronk Row 3: Mrs. Morrow, I. Leek, I Anderson, P. Hern, V. Adams C IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM How l: H. King, P. Bort, B. Hor- ton, C. Iones, W. Cooper, H. Baker, Captain: T. Staley, W. Knoll, T. Marvel, Coach Knoll. Row 2: B. Edson, G. Ottinger, S. Brim, S. Simon, R. Fenner, L. Werkheiser, I. Reynolds, I. Bailey, K. Branton. Row 3: B. Gross, R. Bachman, W. Iones, I. Graham, C. Throne, D. Cornelius,,'C. Chocker, G. Iurosky. 1 . I . I t X bre S. Genn, N. Britt. we I LQNJ-41 han, M. Smith, D. White, V. Eis- en ' - ,-fi Q, Q ...Lx do ,lofifb fwfmf 1' M. Adelman Mr. and Mrs. George Aird Mrs. F. Ambler Mr. and Mrs. Iames Anderson Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Arms Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong Arthur's Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Assell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Atherholt Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Bamberger Brian and Stuart Barnforth Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Barlow Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Baxter Rev. and Mrs. Paul Beck Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Bertolet Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bewley Mr. Thomas Blunt Mrs. Thomas S. Bonsall Mr. and Mrs. H. Borton, Ir. Mrs. Harry Boughey Mr. and Mrs. W. Earle Bracken Brady's Market Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bryan Edgar W. Bullen Mr. and Mrs. Iames B. Burgett Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Cary Mr. and Mr . Charles I. Cary Iohn O. Cary Miss Anna M. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes Cason Mr. and Mrs. George Cayer Pic. Elmer G. Charlier Mr. Charles Christy Miss Alda Louise Clark C and K Sandwich Shop Mr. and Mrs. W. Cohick Kenneth W. Cohick, U.S.N. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Conly Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Cooper, Sr. Mr. Walter V. Corrigan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Corson Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Coupe Mr. and Mrs. W. Creagmile PATRONS Miss Isabel Creagmile Mr. and Mrs. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. H. Cummings Mrs. Helen Cummings Miss Sarah Cummings Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Curtis Miss Vida W. Davidson H. Tracy Davis Mrs. Ruth Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Donohue Harry T. Dougherty Mr. William Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Downs Miss Barbara Ann DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Dyson Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Earley Mrs. Walter Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Paul Endriss Mr. and Mrs. Cliiiord Engel Mrs. Ralph Essick, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ios. W. Evans Mrs. Edna Famous Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferguson Mrs. Mabel Ferguson Mrs. W. K. Ferguson Charles E. Flinchbaugh Mrs. Patrick I. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Forbes Mr. and Mrs. Edw. R. Foreaker Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foster Mr. and Mrs. Thompson A. Foster Iohn H. Founds Mr. H. B. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Fricker - Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Gallager Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Gantz Miss Ianet Gates Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Gates Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geno Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. Gillard Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Glenn Glenolden Atlantic Service Station Mr. and Mrs. George Graet Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Grait Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Haeberle Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Ioe Hallahan Samuel Hamann Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hamilton Miss Carolyn Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harrington William Harrington H. C. Harner George E. Hatton Hayden Charles C. Heacock S. Hebden Rev. and Mrs. M. M. Heckler Mrs. Heinrick Helen and Wes W. Hermann Carole A. Hetzel Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hill Mr. and Mrs. Wharton Hirst Rev. and Mrs. David Holmes Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Holmes Mr.. and Mrs. Iohn S. Holmes Mr. Thomas O. Hontz Mr. and Mrs. Garland H. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Hornburger Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin C. Horton B. Howard Bernard Howell Paul W. Hughes Dee C. Hurm Albert Irwin Albert H. Irwin Miss Kathryn M. M. Iennings Iim Bob Iohnson Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Iordan Mrs. E. M. Ioy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kahler Nancy Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Keown Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kerr Mrs. E. E. Kiehl Mr. and Mrs. Otis Kimery Mr. and Mrs. Henri C. King Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kingsley Mrs. M. Knox Mr. and Mrs. William Koch Robert W. Koechig Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kramer H. F. Krogh Miss Eleanor G. Kugler Mr. cmd Mrs. Iohn H. Kugler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn H. Kugler, Ir. Bud Lacey Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Lacey Kenneth Lamm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lancaster Iane Lancaster Mrs. I. S. Landis Harry W. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Laufer Mr. Iohn W. Laufer, Ir. Miss Mae C. Law Miss Iecm Lentz Frank B. Light, lr. Lloyds' Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Horace MacFarlcmd Larry Machette Mr. and Mrs. Larry Machette Malcolm Macliendrick Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Macphail Mr. and Mrs. Iohn MacVeigh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Malloy Mr. loseph de Manicor Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nelson F. D. Mullen S. P. Nagle Neave Ioseph Neilson Iohn P. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Olson Weston Overholt A. H. Pagenkamper Charles W. Parris Miss Katharine Paschall Wm. S. Patten Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Peele Iames Tyrone Penman Mr. Perudy Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Poli Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B. Plumb dore Wm. L. Polson Fred Raibley Ioseph G. Raibley, Pierce Readler C. B. Reese Iames P. Reid Ioseph Remero I. A. Rennard Harry W. Renz Manor Sweet Shop Pvt Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Iames Martin Mr Miss Ioan Martin Mr Mr. and Mrs I. H. Martin Mr Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Mr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. McCamley Mr Howard Mcllvaine, Ir. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. McKim Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McVickar Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. McWilliams Mr. Harry W. Renz, Ir., U.S.M.C. Warren D. Renz Robert George Revels and Mrs. R. Rex and Mrs. Edgar E. Richards and Mrs. F. C. Richardson and Mrs. Iohn L. Ricker and Mrs. I. Riddell Mrs. Catherine Riley and Family I. Rivell and Mrs. Frank W. Roan Mr. A. E. Meisel A. Merritz Mr. and Mrs. Royal Miller Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Iames Moore Michael Morochko Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris Mr. and Mrs. Evan Morrow Mr. and Mrs. George Morrow Mrs. Morton Brighten's Appliances Mrs. Harry D. Rarrick Frank Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson Mrs. lean Rodier Mr. and Mrs. W. Walter Rust Mr. and Mrs. O. Sandberger Mr. and Mrs. Iohn L. Schiller Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Schneider Mrs. Iennie Schultz Mr. and Mrs. E. Schwering BUSXNESS PATRONS Kinder and Furman 525 Chester Pike, Norwood William S. Friel, Distributor 18 W. Winona Ave., Norwood Glenolden Building and Loan Association 8 E. Glenolden Ave., Glenolden Helwig's Pharmacy 573 Chester Pike, Prospect Park Charles T. Seker Mrs. Anna Sheppard Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. B. Siegel Mr. and Mrs Harry Simon Callie Sipple Mr. and Mrs. Iohn K. Smith, Sr. Ian Smith Robert E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spencer' Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Spriggle Mr. and Mrs. L. Stead R. M. Stefianides Mr and Mrs. Lynn Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Stetz Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevenson, lr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart Mr. and Mrs Wm. Stilwell Suburban Sports Center Dr and Mrs. David Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Warda Thomas Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Throne Mr. I. F. Tippett Mr. and Mrs Fred Todd W. E. Tynan T. H. Urbine Samuel Verbir Mike Vollmer Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wdltrfh Mr. and Mrs. W. H Weaver Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Webblir Miss V. Weissinger Karl Werner Mr. and Mrs. E. White Lillie M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. loseph Wilson Winona Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. William Woerner, lr- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Wollehden Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warroll Mr. Robert H. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Yoder Aida Ann Yost Mr. and Mrs. Norbert L. Yost 950 Club A Friend A Friend iluniorl 533 Chester Pike, Prospect Park Suburban 'Supply Oak Lane and B. 6 O. Railroad Torelli's Haberdashery 509 Chester Pike, Prospect Park Washington Service Station 501 Chester Pike, Prospect Park bpm . O20 G00 aaa. D To the directors, the administrators, the laculty, Mrs. A. Love, and Miss E. Roberts, The Chieftain staff ol 1947 -wishes to express its sincere appreciation for the utmost ol cooperation received. To the student body and all the patrons, the staff says Thank you lor your support in the way of subscriptions and contributions, To Mr. Iohn Ursprung, Ir., of Campus Pub- lishing Company, and to Mr. Francis Rubin, ol Sarony Studios, the editors and sponsor wish to convey their gratitude lor the patient aid received. To all readers ol The Chieftain, each pro- ducer whole-heartedly hopes that you have received some small measure of enjoyment from this annual and that many of you will treasure it as a memento ol Glen-Nor High School'l twenty-fourth year--the year 1946-47. SL., cflw! 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