Glen Nor High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Glenolden, PA)
- Class of 1952
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W 2 GLEN NIIII IIIGII SUIIIIIIL INDIAN 'IEIIIIITNIIY -I-nrn-I 2 5 S E m U , ? 3 U, , 31 3 '4 ll Z -I z E UD 'C in E E b 1 3. 2 D ' , -T4 ,, ,ul ui ' , ui 1 '35 ui I ' J: n N UUNTENT DEDICATION BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS CHIEFS OF THE NATIONS COUNCIL IROQUOIS TRIBE OF 52 LESSER TRIBES INJUNS ON THE WARPATH Page Page Page Page Page Page I INJUN nolN's Page llEllICA'l'l0 We respectfully dedrcate the 1952 Chxeltam to our Class sponsors Mr Marhn R ONeal and Mrs Eloxse T Kousz Mr ONeal took time out from h1s many actwxtxes to sponsor our class and we wlsh to express our great appreclatxon He has remamed loyal to the class even though we have had many dxftrcult txmes Mr ONeul has always demonstrated that h has the expenence and abrhty to gunde us m our many actnvltxes ,gn sf? WAWIIKIY QONE WHO HELPS, WAIIKIA KONE WHO COMMANDSI At the begmmng of our senxor year we selected Mrs Kousz as co sponsor and we have been very pleased to have her work with us To our class Mrs Kousz bears out the old saymg good thmgs come m small packages We hope she has enjoyed thzs years actxvmes as much as we have MRS. ELOISE ENGEL SQ- E Vl 5 nwfgggq - I , , 'E WILLIAM H. JONES i 3 . L F I SI , 4 ', JSM, . 15?,k.-,,,, ,tm-I ARTHUR I. SWEATMAN, VICE-PRESIDENT Chiefs of the XX ,pn-Wy' fflgq ,I f 'I 'T - makin? H. WARNER GRANT, JR J. STEWART HEBDEN, TREASURER HOWARD C. HILL JOHN vv. LAUPER, PRESIDENT MRS' MARGARET MARTN I ll- - 0 1 a,, ':,.- 5 0, 14, 1,- o,nl'1,:. . : , 'nhl 4,,uu. ll '11 4 fl.Q.f 1 :ll D. STEINART, SECREIARY RUSSELL E. BAMBERGER, SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL ibm EDGAR E RICHARDS Mvm THOMAS JR Assr PRINCIPAL Ulu 'Q 015: ROBERT B. NEAVE e..,M 5 1-nv MIRIAM P, HAWS Nafio FRANCIS H BIESTFR Unxverstty ot Pennsylx 11111 IX S I ennsylwama Al u s e u Ill Sghool ot lmlustrtal Xtt SL une HELEN DAX ISON Drexel Instttute B S Home Econonttcs Q unral Sctence Crttt il b 1 FRANK A GENO Lock Haven State Teachers Co ege B S Htstory Junior Roll and Gun Club Ass1st'1nt l'o0tball Coach RUTH I H ASSLFR LHIVCYSIIY of Pennsylvama NI A Lrsmus College A B French, bpanlsh, Natxonal Honor Socxety Sponsor I PHII LIP BI PSSINC est lltstgr St Ate fem ut o ege Nlatllvcm tt L u 1 tc Rtl tttons S A 1 'W' 'Qt HEI EN DH S ART Womans Hospttal Tr'uu ng School RN SC HOOI 'Nl RSE 41 .-.--wav' of WILLIAM J IJLIHNN Temple Imverstty Bb Football Coach Physical Educa tton Cntcs Pennsylwxnta Hs tory Asststant Baseball Coach Health KATHFRINIE P HIRST West Chester State Teachers College B S Temple I mwerstty, NI ED Latm, Soctal Sturhes, Assembly Chanrman XIII IJREIJ H COX I4 tr lollcga hu mc ern Ku, 1 mr lin xx s nn s nu l 1 L on lit t ttnt :BW X JACKSON ILAFIIX emplc l tnwersxty J exel lnstttute I! S lim, kcepmg fwptng Rustness Xl ith mtl Consumer I'rluL1tton I nu tv Al linger of Xtltlettt BFA PRICE S GRAFI Unnersttw of Ierm-.ylxanm Nl S Urstnus Collage X B octal Itvtng Cluttltnu Conn selol WHARTON HIRS I' East Stroudsburg State Teach ers College B S Jumor Hugh School Niathc matics, Asststant Coach tn Bu kethall, Junxor Hugh School football Coach UIIU CII. HI I FN IJXlNlxS nluull Utnut ttx S I V lk! HARRX D IRICIxI x Nltllerswllt St at L IL 61 o e B ncustlttl Xrt lla elm 9. GRACI' YI I IXRIxlS XVest Che ter Stttc Ietcmus in ege I3 S mor II1g,h llc I Ihvsxca Iwlucatmn u :or Saunas 1 rl Hoclxu GFRTRLIDI E HLTCHIWS Temple ltnversttv 'XI ED Grove Ctty College A B Sr Htgh School Nlathemattcs, A Teens Sponsor Y 1 Y . . . Y . 1 . Y 4. Y Y Y Y . A A - - . I . , 4 4. . . 1 . . . . 4 . .. . . I -I I . 'K -1 ..4 XY 412' A .4 1 ' :'l - 5 R'l- 4 'fn ll. C. S. llu' ' - 4 lI.,4,, 'll-tn J S ' ' 4 . 5 Q- , C ll , B. 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Sp4111s0r JXCOB -X RENYXRD e11nsylx1n11 State Lollege S lllologs Jumor Class Sponsor 1hllEllt'l?lllLt? DIYCCCOF Head of SCICIICC Department PAULINF M WANNER Ursxnus, B S H1story, Sr ll1gh He'1lth, Sr ll1gh Physxcal Iwlucatxon, Cnrls Bsuketlaall ,as ft FLOISE ICOUSZ I111xcrs1tw of X1rg11111 B S J lllgll Sehool Enghsh Semor C lass Co Spun or EI XINI' I OXI RTON Vtnst Chestu Slant Tenurs Co LLC B S l lilgll Soenl Slurlus Cr-og 111 1 S1 l 1 Chur lt ultr Spcn1so1 KATHERINE RICHARDSON Drexel IHSCIYUCC B S Semor Hlgll Home Economncs D1 ectress of Cafetena ROBERT XVERT Lelnnon Valley College, A B I llHlfS1lQ of PCllllSNlY 1111a, Nl S l'l1gl1sh, Xearhook Sponsor V K .. . 25,3 X 1 . I ' Q Q . S f '. '.' - 1 . , n v ' A V - , - C ll 11, s. Jr. 'gl M . 5 f - ' , . . 1-. ' :'- 1 , ' ' ' , , .. -. , . . ' P 1 , ' 3 X' 1' 1 T ' -. s '- , ' 1 - 'zl El 'rt' . li..' thall , 3 . , . C':1'l, jr. 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' I . ! or ' . 2 - I : - , : .' .' ...lf - S . -ul ,..' :i .... ci .. . - U My , , : ' . of 1, yy 11'eSS knows all tellxfallf 4, itty MARGARET H BRYCE 116 N Wells Ave Glenolden Academic Peggy To design neckties Hockey 10 11 12 Ma1orettel0 ll 12 Student Council 10 Sophomore Play 10 Basketball 10 Newspaper Club 10 Art Club 10 Dramatic Club 9 Iunior High Glee Club 9 High stepping majorette anxious s ectator at Llo d s Field future ghtmg fullback in Billys dance mstruc what color xs a punk? esigner hockey Harv' BEVERLY COX 9 Benson Drive Glenolden Academic Bev Waiting lor 55 Hockey 10 11 12 Band colorguard 10 ll co-captain 12 Varsity Club 10 11 YTeens ll 12 Sophomore Play 10 Eddie radiant smile one ot the brg 3 skillful flag twxrler member of Eata Brta P1 swell sense oi humor irrendly wrth everyone LAWRENCE A. CAPE . 108 Elmwood Ave.. Norwood Academic Larry ' Iunior Varsity Football 11: Rod G Gun Club 9, 10, President 11, Lazy . . . rebel lover . . . working man? movie tan peg pants hot rod blonde hair and blue eyes southern belle Claire Sprmgheld Miriam s Morice ,J PATRICIA ALICE CHADWICK 112 Elmwood Ave Norwood Commercial a To go out with Tyrone Glee Club ll unpredictable soda girl iun to be with sells candy and soda at the dances reliable as they come ways hungry MARGARET ELIZABETH COGGIN 402 Tntes Ave Norwood Commercial rz To graduate commercral Glee Club 9 11 12 YYeens 10 12 Treasurer 11 Hockey 10 Varsity- Club 10 Typmg Club 10 Bowli Club 11 Student Council ll C tam Stait 12 Did Augie wn e Army s greatest Ian ,JI LT O D M' gemus avi rea IL e u 4 fr, sf, 4 I L, U MARY JANE COOPER W Glenolden Ave Glenolden Academic Mac Hockey I0 11 12 Basketball I0 11 12 Honor Society 9 YTeens 11 12 Glee Club 9 Art Club 9 10 ll Senior Class Play 12 Mac major attracted to Glenolden and Elmwood Avenues jewelry collector Holy Cow' nice :hgure iootball rooter im itless energy fast moving hockey wmg who hails from Upper Darby' C V . 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BETTY DAVIDSON 152 Mohawk Ave Norwood Commercial Iust Graduate Eastern High School Softball vol ley ball table tenms southern belle delightful drawl friendly newcomer always on time for school breakfast menu candy bars KARL DARRDH 132 Lamont Ave Glenolden General Karl Fagmdr Chiefton staff 12 Art club 9 fmmer Q odncaturxst curly headed liked by all often seen with Bob Koch always on time for school ' MARION I DAVIS 15 N Llanwellyn Ave Glenolden Academic School teacher Scotts H1 Q 12 Chreftam Staff 12 Orchestra 9 Glee Club 9 1U ll Honor Society 9 IU 11 12 Class Treasurer IU Student Councll 10 Crusader keeps to herself 1.1 1-' We QW ! ,- S 'QU fi' '20 Q' ade fr Q en re Y' ,QL 'lgdlts Qsforcglyl 12 Drrmnutr c lest m ber o th big V ys in ghtguco opercge pr ur bou mg child of 11 th lily charter member of quell P1 nonzm 1oAN mmvlm' 33 Amosland Road Norwood mmercial Secretary 9 10. ll 12! Typing Club Y-Teen 2, Senior Class Play ardrobe . . . loves W ph 1 , ion...Ieans Shad- ' . . Reggie dahling! . . . : - d ba y . . . whiz on skates . g Wil ever leam to drive? PAP-L . sport . . . Russ. 18 Gr ve. Glo A 4 Academic uer physic ieftain Sta Z. : ' - car A con gi 1 gle of g . - - same r senior . u e, ' y . . . o ' manqg IOAN A. EMPSON 107 S Wells Ave Glenolden Commercial 'lo graduate Glee Club 9 Band 10 11 12 Buddy smooth dancer little but mighty Oh' those jokes' clear dash ot gaiety easy on the eyes MARY C GRAHAM 301 N Chester Pike Glenolden Academic Secretary Folcrolt Iunror High School Glee Club 9 Basketball 9 GlenNor High School Basketball 10 11 Student Council 12 Senior Class Play 12 Tall slim and graceful dimples Mr Sregels prompt faithful supporter oi Glen Nor basketball star pleasant personality regular Howard Iohnson visitor member ol he Eata Brta P1 SHIRLEY FENNER 329 Andrews Ave., Glenolden Commercial Shir1 To retire Cheerleading 9. 10, 11 Co-captain 12: Hockey 10, ll captain 12: Bas- ketball 10, 12: Class Secretary 11, 12: Iunior Honor Society. secretary- treasurer 9: Y-Teens 10: Glee Club 9: Chieftain Staff typist 12: . . . everybody likes her . . . Co-captain ol cheerleaders . . . olilcial guard ol the hockey cage . . . coal-cracker . . . Upstate Democrat . . .Dazz- ling s'nile loves her hoagies THELMA FISHER 138 Ridgeway Ave Norwood Commercial Thel To ride rn an airplane and to travel Glee Club 9 10 11 12 Yteens 12 Farley Granger lan May be always telling stories hello dearie better late than never shorty Its a lulu SUZANNE FREEMAN 245 Leon Ave Norwood Commercial Susie To get married Glee Club 9 11 12 Cheerleading Manager 11 Township ian comedxenne often seen with Clazre pretty hair adverse to homework she loves the Glen Nor dances IOAN DOROTHY FULTON 503 Urban Ave Glenolden Commerclal Ioanre To finish shorthand Cheerleading 9 10 11 Cacaptain Swrngband 9 10 ll 12 Basketball Manager 10 ll 12 YTeens 11 12 Chaplain 10 Iumor Honor Socrety 9 Glee Club 9 Chieftain Staff Typist 12 Sr Play Make up 12 Ch Queen ol the keyboard short but sweet butterball oh that giggle' Will I get my permit to drive? elhcrent basketball manager peppy cheerleader 3593953 . '7' lk . Q. 2 I I . , . ' ' 2 - V - . : . , U - , ' . E 2' fir, . - to ff 22:5-ff ' ' ' E I . - - Q 4 ' . . '- gp ' - ' '3' . 'I : Q Q - 1 E' -- its - ' ' ' 2, ll! L , - Q .. G h 2' . I es- ' H ' - . I ' . . 5: I I ' ' 1-4 - . - .Zvi 'N' . . . . . . P ,gif lEAN E. HAGERMAN 151 Mohawk Ave.. Norwood Commercial To Graduate Glee Club 9: Typing Club 10: Cheer- leading ll, 12 . . . ever see her drive that Ford? . . . Doreen's pal . . . sweet smile . . . shorthand lover??? . . . frequent visitor at Hogie Shop . . . infectious giggle . . . Mason. , ' off 0 W Q ff ,X IOHN LAWRENCE HAMMOND 131 Love Lane Norwood Academic Fish S A Art Club 9 10 Model Club 11 Future pilot mathematician hkes to dance tall and lean goes to Township Oh' that dark hair full schedule Sue big business man sea scout remember that moonlight cruise ALVIN CHARLES HARPSTER 306 Andrews Ave Glenolden General Sunshme Iohn To graduate Baseball 9 10 ll 12 Eiiicient gas station worker the Clark Gable of the Class of 52 that blonde hair' inendly baseball ace Mr Fnckers right hand man fascmates all the girls with his smile remember that Wildwood ip? .J f M JUNE EVELYN HAEBERLE 113 N. Wells Ave.. Glenolden Commercial Iune-Bug Secretary Senior Play Cast 12' lunior Honor Society 9' Hockey 10 11 12' Bas- ketball 10 ll 12 Student Council 10 Band 9 10 ll 12 Swing Band 9 10 ll 12 Secretary and Treas urer of the A A ll 12 Glee Club 9 YTeens 10 11 President 12 Vice Pres oi Class 11 12 A song on her lips Oh' those stories ways good for a laugh Gum pies Hoboken good sense of humor head ma1o'ette first woman to be Vice President wxllmnx- oudlfvui-olu,u.r o9wd.9.fvx,ol'-blmuv' -IW if -f-I ani ?f7 1 LY ,L .L V WILLIAM 1-I HIDDEMAN ,fy J 6 WV ,Lt-f 14327 w Love Lane Norwood I YL f,,0,0'-'91 ,044 Academic Wild Bill W 3 ,J I College f Sophomore Play 10 Al Capone ,0 'A!.f- Y K X! hotrod future naval expert ff' lover' Where? Springfield Jw A FAITH LOUISE HELMLE 309 McKinley Ave Norwood Academic Faye Physical Education Teacher Hockey 10 11 12 Basketball ll 12 Glee C1ub9 Band 9 10 ll 12 YTeens10 ll 12 Swing Band 11 Faithful member of band and swingband better late than never fast hockey wing lnend in need bookworm outdoes her classmates in gym very sincere and quiet tat txmesl Thelma likes movies stock boy blue eyes handsome Miss Hassler s friend O 1 -to . f A 1 . . Q5 ' J . . . : - If , 4' 1, ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' . ' ...al- U. . . F. . ' . - .' lxfk - - . - I . A ' 'C .9 ' ' A 9 ' mph olruJuu' ' V It ' J Umm .n - Q' . I 2 ' , I , . 1, . f - f 'f ' ' ' C f ll ft Y - 'J M -f . ' '-lu! w . . , . . . ' v '- . . . Oh , ' . . . . - I . . fl I I . . . .' ' I A' ' Q U 3 1 u - I , I A. L I Fr l ' ' Lgf ' ,K r -+JL, I I , If f 1 L - if V xl ,J Y rg I Y , 1 D 'fig , I A 1 1 . ' ' .. . . .. I! v ' 1 I f M 1: jr 2' . . . -ff ' fyf- 5 12 . . . ' . I . . . . . gr , V A . . . . . . - HORACE BOOK HOPKINS 210 Welcome Ave.. Norwood Academic Booky Writer Honor Society 9: Iunior Varsity Football 10: Chieftain Staff 12: HARLENE . . . Acme broom push- er . . . imaginative . . . those orig- inal stories . . . quite a comic . . . Chester road expert . . . one who never lets school-work bother him . . . always in trouble . . . Big Boy. U.!l19-fYLOj:- ur-19-L IANE ELLEN HOWARD 12 E. Glenolden Ave.. Glenolden Academic Janie To be able to draw Honor Society 9, 10, 11, Secretary- Treasurer 12: Band, Colorguard 10, ll, co-captain 12: Student Council 9, 10, corresponding secretary 11, 12: Class Secretary 10: Chieftain Staff 12, Art 11: Y-Teens ll: Senior Play make-up 12 . . . Handy with the needle . . . expert flag twirler of the color guard . . . blondie . . . lack . . interested in entering the art field . . . member of Eata Bita Pi . . . How is it done in Wild- u . if Wifi Nofwo eerle mg Chee eader fda er . . . . ,ijbaseball el espanol? expert M WO I, od, Ianie? CAROLYN CLAIRE HUGHES 216 Trites Ave., Norwood Commercial Often seen at Township . . . Suzie's friend . . . quiet moments . . . stylish clothes . . . Grade A monitor . . . Spanish lover?? . . . likes to dance. f-J v if 9 1' I 'I 'fl W LV! Q., If ,f . ft I ff E lolmiwnsr .f- 5 son! Dive. Glepof ' Commercia A ,. bf ',Ioan7 To live ' Calif nia,: X' i .Q-f GI? ub 1 1, liylockey Ne spape aff eens 10- 7: . Eddie F:j6her drrlirer ff. . loves ids, huhfl. . . Lilies to be on time with the be11,f: '. . member of Eata Bita Pi. . J 1 x X . IEAN M. I-IUTCHINS A. 443 Andrews Ave.. Glenolden Commercial To graduate Band 9: Hockey 10: Typing Club 10: Varsity Club 10: Y-Teens 10. 11. 12: Glee Club 11, 12: Neat Ape pearance . . . friendly with every- one . . . likes roller skating . . . frequent Township visitor . . . Hogie Shop gal . . . Richie . . . better to ride a motorcycle than walk-huh, lean? a 1:?5,?f5Zg gy .eff K5 it jf' ORVILLE IONES IR 74 Martin Lane Norwood Academic Orv To graduate Orv orten seen in his Willys card player steady worker at Martels loves homework and P O D one of the Acre Boys Preters Notre Dame girls ways ready lor a laugh MARLENE E KEARNEY CAROL B IESSE 418 Grays Ave Glenolden Commercial Luckte Interior Decorator Art Club 10 11 Class treasurer ll Chieftain Staff 12 Professor art expert another short hand lover? blondie POD whiz remember Wild wood? Oh those Jokes' ia? 4 A 4 2, J 5 Ridgeway Ave Norwood Academic Penny Socrologxst Roosevelt Iumor High School Student Council 9 Glee Club 9 Annual Play 9 Glen Nor High School Student Council 11 12 Glee Club 10 11 Chieftain Stait 12 Stems rusty trusty stock girl good taste in clothes liked by all orator in POD madamorselle even temperment full ol merry lokes congenial company neatness personruecl always hungry' KOCH ZOJW rdn Ave ,, Glenolden mm cial' Bob To o accounting work S CKGW 9 10 11 12 Vrsua dchdn910 1112 Oneotour iew 12C Comrpercxal boys ys pleasant loyal class m e , usually found at Upper Darb wonder why? Oh' those 'tall ales nice dresser Karls friend ROBERT W. LOVE 29 Rambler Road. Glenolden Academic 'Bob ' College Football 9, 10, 11. 12: Basketball 9, , . : an . I Orchestra 9. 10 ll 12: National Honor Society 10 11 President 12' Class vice-president 6: President 10: Class President 11 12' Chieftain Staii 12' Scotts Hi-Q 12: Senior Class Play 12 . . . lifeguard at Sea- side Park . . . partial to a certain girl's name . . . what a suntan! President of the Class . . . gridiron hero . . . basketball ace . . . curly- locks. I., C LORRAINE E MQCFARLAND 509 S Ridgeway Ave Glenolden Academic Lorrie To be thm Hockey 10 11 12 Varsity Club 10 1 Basketball Manager 11 12 Glee Club 10 Needlecrart ll Hon or Society 11, 12: Y-Teens 12: Chieftain Staff 12: Student Council 12: Senior Class Play 12 . . . Watch, out for that Ford! , . . star fullback in hockey . . . cinco hombres . . . Miss Hassler's favorite . . . quick wi ...alwaysonthego.,. u of fun and mischief . . . member of Eata Bita Pi . . . Space Cadet First Class. T7 i, 1 Marry a grrl named Mary ,-J 0? THOMAS MacIN'l'OSH General Mlghty Mack the Terror of Toyland Honey Drpper Huntmg and Frshrng Club 9 one of the Norwood gang lrttle and mxqhty Terror of Toyland class half pmt always rn and out of trouble forever tellmg jokes large sense of humor lor a small guy nrce lookmg Oh' that crew cut' I I H '-'O mm nd Q-1 rr Dm 9? CL O rn -8 cn QE GQ 3:1 m mo'-il Q-U. CDES -v'1 ' F09 nm 3 U' Wngmm F, QOH x... 1- Edxv-Q... 'Nv-00 Q sm -1 Q one Nm :rofmf-'Lf IT, D'-UQH-CBN Q,-, Q Qofiag 'Un'-' sg B '5. '0Q5'? 3' ur-- Q5-fem QQ 39- Q Ea-:N 'DQ-5 r: Nam 2 .-ff: 04 wg C! 5'm9?E'Q5 5 55 -'El EUHDSS-Q 5 705 :ng-' 9-- ,0111 Inna ug :LID W m--400'-:Q th E 'Un Lg:-5 :ug :HOU Q- 0- ,Q O mf- Q... KU-4 BO C0 CHARLES R McKENNA 119 W Llanwellyn Ave Glenolden General Choo Choo To graduate wrth my krds Class Sergeant at Arms 12 sharp dresser a skxlliul dr1ver small but lull of dynamrte Oh' those eyes no wornes m the world number l soda yerk semor class bouncer irrends wrth everyone ERNEST C MIEKLEY 608 Chester Pike Norwood General Erme Football 10 ll 12 Class Sergeant at Arms ll 12 Mary football player pleasmg man ner collector ol cars one of the general boys a lnend to all husky athlete runs a taxx servxce lor the boys class bouncer ex grease monkey at the Esso Statlon IAMES H G MORRISON 558 Mohawk Ave Norwood Academrc Bud College Glens Falls Hrgh School Basketball 9 10 Baseball 9 Forum Club 10 11 Glen Nor Hrgh School Senror 4Class Play 12 trxendly new comer good sport one of ou most versatrle actor hsten to that accent curly head always wrlhng to lend a helprng hand good natu ed grm KATHRYN n NINNI if 101 S Elmwood Ave Glenolden 1 Academrc Kass Farmers wrfe Folcroft Iumor Hrgh School New paper 9 Glee Club 9 Basketball Glen Nor I-lrgh School Needlecraft Q ji Club 11 good thmgs come rn small packages beautllul brown eyes Bud soda 1erkess sweet and petite wrll al ways advrse agamst Algebra ll lots of norse tor a lrttle grrl vxvacrous Sharon Hrlls loss Glen Nors gam I I A Ulff I5 . ,' ...A-f 525' . . . ' ' ' l. . . 1 s m yy i f m I . . . - ' ' ' ...I X X N - ,Vs -, x 'Y ' rs Q Xl K r ls y gl E I . . lv k I 9 I - h .I ll ll . X11 A . l ' 'n I: ' - ' ' - : ' I f 1 . - A - ' ' f 1 14 M, n A . r . . . ' . I I I U' l .. ' Q l . - - ' ' ' ' , IO, . : , ,, . 125 . i U. : , I!! vf I., . n . , ,, ,A 1 ' .xx fl 1 1 . 10... ' l is-I' . ' ' K . ' . . . ' ily ,S . A, WJ J ' f 1g,,, vfj - sf. I -1 ' -. ., .fl S 1 . . I I 1 . 2 f! :Adj jlyrifl . i V ' , I!! S 1' r . . . . . ' ' I J' W .. .'. ' ' . . ' , lya? DALE RUPRECHT , 144 Mohawk Ave Norwood General ale 'Draftsrnan Footbarl 11 12 sly grin 11-red by all newcoxffer nf junior year shy guy excels m mechani cal drawing quiet t1ll known a good friend swell sport le? HS 51312-' 'YEL A Q11 RODNEY PAUL SCHLIEFER 307 Andrews Ave Glenolden Academic Mickey U S A F PATRICIA ANNE ROESSNER 124 N Wells Avenue Glenolden ACCd6mlC a Fashion co ordmator Honor Society 9 10 11 12 Hockey 10 11 12 Basketball 10 Cheer leadirg 11 12 Student Council ll Glee Club 9 10 Senior Class Play Iohnny jeep happy good sense of humor Honor student ze tiul cheerleader wonderful actress Pe ys best friend hallback in ho modeling ambitions: vs KL at J Stage Crew 9 10 11 12 Football V Clem always at the hogie shop red hair and freckles always ready for an argument loves math football player one of the Project boys curtain puller orator in P O D x ff 3 ra -ff-f P0 x NJ' ,tl ty- K l S always absent on test days 42-, Al Y QW IOAN K SCHMIDT 15 Park Ave Norwood Commercial Ioame ,pl Secretary Glee Club 10 11 short and sweet Phillies lan mce clothes cute halrdo loves P O D 9 Friday mght movie fan at the Manor often seen with y I T ODORE E SHICKLEY Anne Granny Hummer fan 317 Wo dlawn Ave I Glenolden dd mic Musrf Teac er ' B d 9, 10, 11 12' Sy Band 9 10. 11, 12: orchestra 9 10 ll 12' rtxss Choir 9x10 11 12:' tudent 1 ouncil ll. 12' Basketbay 9 10 11. 127 Senior Clas-8' Play 12 Chief- , tain Staff 12 . . . One of the trum- . peters 3 . . . 'ML Dramatics . . . 1 band member since way back . . . king of corn . . . untried mental powers . . . Einstein II . . . Nancy. .J PAUL SHANAHAN 269 Seminole Ave. Norwood General Shan ' - To go on pension Came from St. Iames this year . . . very devilish . . . nice fellow to ' know . . . witty . . . never a dull moment in class . . . a shy guy? 2 willing to do his share . . . good , sense of humor Ns NORMA AUDREY SHUSTER 557 Mohawk Ave Norwood Commercxal Norm Get Marrxed Glee Club 10 ll Newspaper ll I2 Doc Candy glrl s Coxs r1ght hand grrl buy up prohts at Sm1ths Department Store A l worker 01' M' -3 ALICE ELIZABETH STEVENSON 119 S Love Lane Norwood Academ1c Arrlme Stewardess Hockey l0 Basketball ll Glee Club 9 10 ll Orchestra 9 Sen1or Class Play 12 Howard Iohnson waxtress skatmg enthuslast loves umforms hates long walk to school prom1s1nq actress Spanrsh IS troublesome good sense of humor RUTH IUANITA SIBLEY 34 E Glenolden Ave Glenolden Commercml Reds To r1de m an elevator Basketball I0 Art Club 10 Gle Club ll YT-Sens 12 Lovely redlh 'J soda lerkess at zrmqq s appo1nt'nent at St lame f more dreams about Mrs ost Vmce IAMES SIDQS 200 S Chester Pxke General oach Basketball Football9 10 Baseball ll 12 Band good sport qu1et but tnend never 1n trouble? wr Nt BARBARA LUCIA SINGER 110 S MacDade Blvd Glenolden Pa Commerc1al BObbIe Accountant Upper Darby Iumor H1gh School Gym Club Commerc1al Honor So c1ety Glen Nor Newspaper Stall just rr bram at heart newcomer 1n Jumor year Upper Darby ian at heart Are you a navy rooter too? seen around Haddens Inn Hlgh standmg 1n the Commerclal class 2 'J' f Y' .J 5+ -4 Q vf NEIL s'rAGN1:n f Hlbbs Ave Glenolden Gener Clyde Hun and FISIIIHQ' Club N1ce guy wlllmg to do h1s share of yvorlr ever see h1s car? 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MARY IEAN C VAN ATTER 14 Isabel Ave Glenolden Commercral Shorty Secretary Typxng Club 10 Needlework Club ll speedy conversatronallst dark tresses olten seen wxth oan launderette worker nrce clothes corresponds wrth the Navy Tlmmy PATRICIA M WEISER 6 N Wells Ave Glenolden Academxc Patt To have fun Notre DameBasketball 9 10 Volleyball 9 10 VVhat a sense ol humor' good dancer 69 S Martm Lane Norwood General Pete Shoe Put a new road on Wells Avenue Baseball 10 11 12 Basketball 9 ean A 1 pxtcher on our base barl team grease monkey hot rod drrver clown of the baseball team can always be found on South Wells Avenue MARIANNE MARGARET WILPS 23 Benson Dnve Glenolden Commercial Frenchy The Navy Hockey manager 11 12 Basketball 9 10 11 12 Cheerleadmg manager 12 Varsxty Club ll Glee Club 10 11 YTeens 11 12 Sophomore Play 10 Notre Dame Valley ball The Navy Fan beautxful wavy hatr satmy complexmon tell a yoke shell laugh efllcrent hockey manager whrch one rs rt now? ways on a dret member ol Eata Blta P1 Grendel RAYMOND H TEETSEI. 426 Andrews Ave Glenolden General Ray Loater rn a bakery Co operatrve worker Inendly guy easygomg drrves a Me cury quxet at ttmes loves the sea why? ff A,J,,+!-4 YA -ff'fgP9 le B xV4,, , Cff f lffl PM Quiz 108 Leon Ave Norwood Academrc Connxe Mack ucceed Irmmy Dykes Baseball manager 9 10 11 12 Football manager 12 Student Coun cl 10 Chreltam Stall 12 Semor Clas Play 12 elhcxent football manager promrsmg actor baseball fan always wxllmg to help out lean and lanky DAVID WILSON I xl Q . 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I Ln, 5 ' ylf ' 'W' Q ' UW Mg' 2 'ill 1 :v . . : I . . 9.10.'.. -A I It Cx vmn JXNE YFAMAN 300 Sharp Awe Clenolden XCddLl'IllC Cynth fo live upstate Hockey manager 11 12 Chief 1 Staff 12 Teens 0 Qlee Club 9 10 Needlecraft 11 Student Council 9 10 Frequent wxsntor to Levustoxxn and N1cClure Ella ama el es panol one of the Nianorltes Capable hockey manager expert at languages an Eddie 1w6RBFRT,L YOST JR 125 Isabel Ave hlenolden ommercnal N orb Photographer Camera Club 9 10 11 Cfhuf tun Staff 12 Excellent photographer takqs things as they Comc keeps to lurnfelf one. of the few 12C fellows steady vsork forevnr b1llS11lll,CI Ofllll driving a station wagon THOSF SHIRTS' GEORGE R SLOCKETT 409W South Awe Glenolden LINCOLN PI'CSlC16l'lt10A 10B 11B Man ager cf School Store Xear Book Staff -Xcadermc Architect Bullder Undeelded' Comes from Lm coln H1gh parks car on sideu alk hkes sxxlmmmg p1a1d shoes VN axtkus fan those finger 'DSA ,pads member of Pata Bnta In Chiefs of the lroquolsii . IROQUOIS OFFICERS Ernest Miekley, Charles McKenna. Sergeant-at-Arms' Robert Love, President: Mr. Marlin R. O'Neal, Sponsor: Mrs. Eloise Kousz, Co-sponsorg June I-laeberle, Vice-Presi- dent: Shirley Fenner, Secretary: Carol Bailey, Treasurer. Norma Shuster, Assistant Treasurer, labsentl. I9 Al GARD ATWOOIJ Al BRUX ll BAIRD BARRER BARTON BAXTER BIXBX BORT BRAIIN ERD BRANDT BL RGETT CAINOIN CARTER LASSELS CASTLE LOL KERILI L01 X I-.Ll CONINUR LORIN ER DARRAH DAX IS ENIPSON ENGLISH I'ARGI HARSUN I- ERLIL SON I-INN FLX INN I'RILIx 1'LL'I'0'N Y' wx an F-F3 A1 V AV if 'xp 'Ph , A 1 K -'R .av-.sg ,-5 J w.J KCA K-L gtg, 4 VA - . Q A W fd., ., M ...I fm 5 I Q 'YW QX 1 ,N QI Ra ' Y q,...,f Qu, ITSM.. 'I'-:I 1 f' fa' L-Q . Q Nt ff' ' Q F x I 'X 5 V X1 1 -, , . Q .5 f Ax v ,gh 1 Q ,.-1.2 Ax? wig' Mhz.. -Qc. N. . . , I V, 1, ,4 LA :N - , AA A . 'i 3 V Q A , . X. , W' Q . A I X 5 ,T- L' ' k 4 'W :rj Q 'I .Tiff mm' A az' ' f-, xgxi 1 Q X' 'rw V ' I ' Q YARN' X xx A A VL. XX . 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'Wm R IINIXIERNI XX BFX .av-'Lay N, Kfls 'iv RIIRFQ T 1 RX x II mxEx r SLOW QTARRI- X SL ND XI SVN F XTNI XX TAX I OR TAY LOR TEI I ER TOYS SON X OLLNII' R W AQNER VN 'kLlxLR NX I' RlxHI' ISI- R VN HITI- XN ISIL VNOI I-I' NDI- N NX OOD MONTEITH WIORG XNSTERN 'NEW H XL QER PIASELIxl I IERCE PITTENL FR 1oxFx Qllxx REESh RIDDXKH Rlbll ROLLS uv Wt' CHIEFS OF THE SIOUX TRIBE Left to Right: lst Row - George Corner, Nancy Farguharson, Robert Fulton, Betty Hill 2nd Row: - Charles Walker, Mrs. Rennard, Mr. Rennard The members of Glen-Nor's lunior Class have done well in all their activities under the able direction of their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. l-lennard. They started their Sophomore year off with Q Class Party, which was held in October. Everyone who attended had a very enyoyable evening. The next date of major importance that year was their prom on March 9. They selected as their theme, Over the Rainbow, which proved to be a beautiful setting. The many couples had a wonderful night dancing to the music of Price Dowdy's orchestra. This is one evening they'll always remember from their Sophomore year, They started to build up their treasury selling greeting cards, and having cake bakes. Besides these money-making projects, they also held Cr dance which was very successful. OH MCIY 31. lhe Class went O11 Cl picnic to Lenape Park. This festive occasion was the closing event of their Sophomore social calendar, They began their lunior year with the election of their class officers. George Corner, who is Vice-President of the Student Council, and also a basketball and football player, was elect- ed as their new President. Bob Fulton was selected to be Vice-President, and Nancy Farquhar- son, a member of the band, was re-elected as Secretary. The Treasurer's duties were given to Betty Hill, a member of the Honor Society and an active hockey player. Charles Walker is their Sergeant-at-Arms. On February 29, they held their party, which was a big success, and in April they had their Prom. We hope everyone who attended had a wonderful time. In the beginning of the year, they began selling magazine subscriptions for the Curtis Publishing Company. This added a great deal to their treasury, because they were very suc- cessful in selling them. They also held three cake bakes during the year. Each home-room was responsible for sponsoring one for the class. During the summer, the luniors held Saturday night dances that were chaperoned by the parents of the class members, and during the year they held several more successful ones. We would like to mention a few of the many celebrities of the lunior Class. A few of them are Verna Canon, with a talented voice, Ierry lurosky, the trumpeter, Lee Davis and loe Martin, the popular comic team, and Harry Sinex, a wonderful accordianist. We are sure these luniors are going to have a successful Senior year because of the terrific pace they have taken so far. We wish them lots of luck in all they do. 7? QI K ' .4 'R Y tn. :IM nf' CHIEFS OF THE MOHAWK TRIBE Left to Right: lst Row - Io Ann Savage. 2nd Row - Norman Pitts, Iohn Kane, Carmen Leto. Grd Row: - Mrs Komarnicki, Nancy Devereaux, Mr. Fricker Absentee - Richie Branton This year's Sophomore Class is an up and coming one. By the time they reach the top they should have gotten the very best out of their years at Glen-Nor They started off with electing two of the school's finest teachers, Mrs. Komarnicki, and Mr. Fricker, as their class sponsors. Under their direction, the Sophs are proving to every one that they are very efficient business people Their first event was a cake bake on October 18. This was a very successful affair. The following night they had their first big social of the year, their class party. There were enough songs, girls, and cider to provide a wonderful night for everyone to remember In the beginning of the year they sold hand-made neck ribbons, different types of pins and earrings, and place cards. These cute novelties were made by the members of the class under the supervision of Mrs. Komarnicki Their most important social of the year, which of course was their prom, was held on March 9. Being their first formal dance, it was anticipated with excitement by everyone. We hope they can put it down in their memory book as the nicest evening they ever had. Another big event for them was their class trip. They were planning to have lots of fun on a day trip to Hershey and Harrisburg. We don't know how it was, but of course we hope they en- joyed it. Before we go any further, we think you should know who their class officers are, be- cause they are the ones who played a big part in organizing and helping to make these events possible. Iohn Kane is their President, Richard Branton, their Vice-President, Io Ann Savage, Secretary, Nancy Devereaux the Treasurer. and Norman Pitts, Carmen Leto, and loe Bayle their Sergeant at Arms. Every Variety Show, Concert, and musical program is well represented with a few talent- ed stars from the Sophomore Class. Barbara Henry, a tricky toe dancer is always on the pro- gram. She has appeared on Paul Whiteman's television show, the Origional Amateur Hour, and lots of other local T. V. shows. Donald Chocker, Glen-Nor's favorite contortionist is another familiar figure around this area. Dot Ramos, with her sweet voice, is becoming one of the most popular singers at Glen-Nor. lf these swell kids keep up the pace they've set this year, they are sure to make a suc- cess of their next two years. 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L 'Kgs , XXY ANNUAL STAFF BRAIN TRUST AT WORK TSLJZ,-f J S 5 1R00 01 PLAY The Senior Ciass presented its play entitled Every Family Has One , written by George Batson, on November 31 and Decem- ber 1, 1951. Mr. Siegel, the director, worked very hard to make the play the success that it was. The cast included: Pat Algard, Carol Bailey, Margaret Del Giorno, Doreen Dimmitt, Iune Haeberle, Robert Love, Iames Morrison, Richard Raup, Patsy Roessner, Ted Shickley, Alice Stevenson and David Wilson. The plot of this intriguing little play is about how one family, the Reardone tried to arrange a marriage between their daughter, Marcia, and Sherwin Parker. The story unfolds and it is revealed that Marcia is in love with Todd Galloway. The story continues: in the last act many problems are solved and Marcia and Todd are together again. All who saw the play agreed that it was a smashing success. ii ill :1e.,ifl.,gf 1 ,f Q 53 Zissifgg If figgfl. y M 5 E 51 'fy . 1 Q ' K Q, ' . vi 1 x H al' -- ,F ' 1' ,, in - , THE CHIEFTAIN STAFF The Chreftam Staff proudly presents the 1952 Chreftarn wh1ch we consrder to be Glen Nor s best yearbook We thrnk you would hke to know someth1ng about the staff that has worked so bard to complete the 1952 Chreitarn so we shall tell you a llttle about each The sponsor of the Chleftarn IS Mr Wert who teaches Enghsh m hrs spare trme The art work rs ably drrected by Mrs Komarnlckr Between them they have managed to strarghten out most of the drfhcultres The edrtor of the 1952 Chreftam rs Pat Algard and the busr ness manager rs Manon Davrs Manon who 1S an outstandrng student takes care ot all money matters for the Chreftarn The Ad manager rs that well known man about town Bob DePaul Bob and hrs assrstant the one and only Book Hopkrns have rarsed more money than any other ad manager 1n the past has done You also have them to thank for preventrng a r1se rn pnce for the Chreftam The g1rl who took your subscnptron 15 Marlene Kearney Certarnly no crrculatron manager ever gave better speeches than Marlene who rs one of the nrcest as well as brarnrest senrors You can easrly see the marvelous job our class edrtor Cynthra Yeaman has done In her work for the Chreftarn she has proven herself both wrtty and wrse Another outstandrng edrtor IS Mary Graham Mary IS our able feature edrtor WERT Advlsor KOMARNICKI Art Advisor ALGARD Edltor Row 1 P Aglard, C Yeaman Row 2 J 'I-Ioward, M Kearney, R DePau1,M Davrs Row 3 L MacFar1and, S Fenner, MGraham, T Shxckley Row 4 J Fulton N Yost, E Cogg1n,D Bosacco Row 5 E Brown, B Hopk1ns,R Love, C Hughes 36 1 - 1 . . 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M- '- - - P. - ' w ANNUAL TYPISTS Row 1 S Fenner J Fulton Row 2 C Hughes E Brown E Coggm The photography ed1tor 1S versat1le Ted Sh1ckley Ted 1S well known for h1s many act1v1t1es around Glen Nor He and our staff photographer Norbert Yost are respons1ble for the many pxctures 1n the 1952 Ch1efta1n The sports ed1tor Lorr1e MacFarland and Bob Love are both all around athletes and so are well qua11f1ed for the1r pos1t1ons LO!'1'1e has been a vars1ty letter wmner 1n hockey for the last two years and Bob IS one of Glen Nor s best athletes Bob IS ass1sted by Dave W1lson The wonderful cartoons were done by lame Howard We re sure that the l1ttle lnd1an whrch Ian1e has created Wlll be one of the 1952 Ch1efta1ns most popular features She was ass1sted 1n the art work by Carol Iesse Dave Bosacco and Karl Darrah The Chlef lYp1Sl for the 1952 Ch1efta1n 1S Sh1rley Fenner The other lYp1SlS are Ethel Mae Brown Cla1re Hughes Ehzabeth Cogg1n and Ioan Fulton All l1V6 of these g1rls are excellent lyP1SlS and have done a great deal to make th1s Ch1efta1n a good one Although there have been months of hard work attached to was made eas1er and pleasant by the fme cooperat1on ex1st1ng between the staff and the sponsor 'HU v0' ANNUAL STAFF Fnrst Row L to R P Algard, J Howard Second Row L MacFar1and, M Dav1s Thu-d Row T Sh1ck1ey, M Graham, M Kearney Fourth Row R Love, C Yeaman, R DePaul 37 4. X it x .... . ' publishing the 1952 Chieftain, we have all enjoyed it. The work .zz P- . . I ,5 ,n -qi, P ALGARD M DAVIS fo ,J 5 , K fi V' sl? a likv Electron to the Quxll and Scroll IS the hxghest honor a hxgh school lournahst can achxeve The reclplent must be ln the upper thlrd of h1s class hold a mayor posxtxon have an arhcle publlshed ln the book recom mended by faculty advlser and approved by the Executwe Sec retary at the home chapter Um verslty of Mmnesota Thxs year the following mem bers of the staff were accepted P Algard edxtor M Davls bust ness manager I Howard art edxtor R Love sports edxtor L MacFar1cmd sports edxtor I Shzckley photography eclxtor C Yeaman class edxtor HOWARD R LOVE MacFARLAND T SHICKLEY C YEAMAN Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that can be given to a student of Glen-Nor High School. Members are elected by the faculty upon the basis of their qualifications in scholarship, leadership. character, and service. The new members are announced at a spec- ial assembly in the spring, which is followed by a tea given for the members and their parents. The symbol of the society is a flaming torch set in a keystone for the senior society, and the torch alone for the junior society. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lSeni0rl L to R Seated L MacFa1'land, C, Bailey, R. Love, J. Hovt ard M Davis Standing - P. Roessner, B. Colvell, A, Hardenberg Miss Hassler, B. Hill, L, Sundall, C. Jesse. l UN IOR HIGH FOOTBALL Composed of seventh, eighth cmd ninth grade boys, this team was highly successful last year. Coach Wharton Hirst did a good job of getting the team together and teaching the boys the fundamentals of football and good sportmanship. Every day during the football season, the boys would be on the field or at the tackling dummy, having their faults pointed out by the coach. Congratulations are extended to Mr. Hirst for developing the first junior high team at Glen-Nor and doing such a good job of it. The Captain of the team this year was Dick Thompson, preceded by Iohn Ferguson. NEWSPAPER CLUB Last year this club printed the first success- ful newspaper of Glen-Nor. Officially called Indian Echoes , one must be quick to purchase at printing time for they are quickly sold out. Although the price was raised from 3 cents to 5 cents, it did not affect its popularity. This publication covers all the happenings and activities at Glen-Nor plus the staff's added comments in conditions at Glen-Nor. This club functions under Mrs. Parkes who is the spon- sor and Anne Rivell who is the editor. ROD AND GUN CLUB Every Monday night, these boys can be found practicing at the Glenolden Legion with their director, Mr. Geno. On this team are some very good sharpshooters, as is evidenced by the results of matches with other schools. They have produced a record Glen-Nor can be proud to own. Their activities are not restricted to gunning, however. ln the spring they pull out their rods and reels and take to the stream. Their rifles are supplied by the army, and are carefully taken care of. Their practicing range was built by the members themselves. They are also members of the National Rifle Association. Their president this year is Albert Vollmer. Row one - J. Paulson. D. Connerly, Row Two -- H. Rougeau, D. Jackson, L. Kelly, J. Keesey, D. David- son, A. Fulton, R. Ehrie. Row Three - R. Sides, F. Cochran, W. Harpster, W. Sharpless, R. Lennard, G. Jenerett, J. Barton. Mr. Hirst. Row Four - T. Finn, H. DePaul, T. Wolfenden, L. McFalls, R. Thompson J. Deveraux, J. McLaughlin. Front L. to R. J. Towson: E. Slow: J. Wilson: Mrs. Parkesg A. Rivell: B. Singer: L. Wilkinson: V. Evans. Standing: L. Hummel: M. Roop: J. Savage: J. Yo- der N. Nelson: J. Love: N. Schuster: B. Liston: J. Liston: D. Casey: A. Jones. Row One - D. English, L. Cape, J. Rick, A. Vollmer, F. Richardson, W. Stevens, J. Marshall. Row two - Mr. Knoll. H. Smith, J. Walker, E. Houseman, E. Acker, B. Casner, D. Engel, Mr. Geno. Row Three - D. I-lauley, J. Paulson, H. Skillp, J. Empson, J. Daltry, E. Scott, A. Stone, C. Horan, B. Patterson. vigil This club, new at Glen-Nor this year, caters to the xnterests of the 1un1or ph1latell1sts at Glen Nor Under the capable supervlsxon of Mr Wharton H1rst they d1scuss examlne and collect stamps of the Un1ted States and of many forergn countnes No doubt many famous and valuable 1ssues pass through the1r hands They lnclude old and new 1ssues 1n the1r collectron Many members do not l1m1t the1r stamp collecnng and studytng to the regular meet1ngs however they also enloy th1s hobby at home ln the1r spare txme Th1s year they elected Ted Bachman as the1r pres1dent The club IS functlonmg f1ne under the combmed efforts of Mr H1rst and hlm self At th1s pr1nt1ng they are makrng an mten stve study of the Un1ted States stamps We wtsh them good luck and success 1n the1r new venture Y TEENS Th1s organrzatlon IS enloymg 1ts largest membershrp All of us w111 remember In1t1aton Day for new members The meetmgs are held the flrst and th1rd Monday of every month at Glen Nor Some of the1r rmportant act1v1t1es are the Mother Daughter Dlnner rn sprmg and the1r mmstrel show whrch IS seen ln an assembly Many hours of hard work are put rnto th1s but the results are well worth 1t Another event whrch the glrls look forward to IS Gym Nlght where they s1ng dance and serve refreshments Th1s year the1r presxdent ts Iune Haeberle who also worked very hard to present the Mmstrel I UN IOR HIGH BASKETBALL Th1s team was an mexperlenced but h1gh spmted team coached by Mr George Knoll and Mr Wharton H1rst l-ractrce was held twlce a week the games bemg played on Tuesday and Frlday Thelr record tn tne w1n and lost department markedly rmproved as the season went along Mr Knoll and Mr H1rst should be congratulated on devot1ng the1r txme for the pleasure and rmprovement of the lunxor Row One - B. DePaul, G. Sundal, R. German, F. Place B Sharpless, L McFalls Row Two W Thompson J Onlmus, B Elre, D Thompson. Mr Knoll, Mr Hurst Row Three R Balllle. D Jack son, L Kelly. R Tepper W Brown Left to Right F Brown B Harbm D Lndruss L McFalls H Talbot C Davls Mlss Danks R Gam mershag Place B Sharpless L McFalls Row Two H DePaul T Vlolfenden L McFalls R Thompson H1QhleC1TT15 members First Row H MacFarland J Ferquson T Bach man Mr Hirst F Blng Second Row R Edmxn ston W Sparks G Coleman I Moore G Cooper Row One Mrs Hutchms B Frtck Y Flynn A J Connors S Mag-hette Taylor L Hummel J Haeberle C Bailey L Sun dal N Stlllman J Hemmlngway G Geddlngs I Muller Row Two J Townsend E Ewans M Del Glorno A Barrd J Glenn B Paulson J Yoder P Wagner E Meyers P Taylor A Rlddaugh Thlrd Row J Fulton S Nagle N Deveraux M Dornmg B Cox D McCauley M J Orme M Mc Laughlin F Helmle Fourth Row L Brown B Bolton J Rossner J Radar M Krapp M Wood J Love M Wolfenden A Jones G Wlse A Rnell B Welch Fifth Row 'VI Atwood M Montelth E Slow Rex S Verblt J A Sasage J Zimmerman Werkhelser R Haggerty J Love S Plttenger Snxth Row C Brltt P Hammond P Castle Farqueson A McK1m B English H Nelson Haggerty N Small mt otilws un Student C0 gun A Mc W to R J H0 S Shl Coiajndlilg T Qgdmmngef ln order to exerclse 1ts d1sc1pl1nary author rty the counc1l formed a law and order com mrttee but fortunately th1s commlttee d1d not have to funct1on more than once B9S1deS the usual act1v1t1es conducted and superv1sed by the Student Counc1l w1th1n Glen Nor some of the members attended conferences at other schools These conferences proved not only helpful but 1nsp1rat1onal to the students attendmg Because of the extenstve work the student counc1l has done for the betterment of Glen Nor the Ch1efta1n Staff commends them and says thank you The Student Counc1l under the able dl rect1on of Mxss Iones has functroned very smoothly th1s year The presldent Davrd Bosctcco has done much work 1n umtrng the student body the fac ulty and the counc1l rnto one The monrtonal system headed by Theo- dore Sh1ckley has mamtarned not only orderly trafflc throughout the halls but cleanlmess 1n the cafetena as well The counc1l has chosen for tts project th1s year the purchasxng of a portable loud speaker system for games and fleld day and as a sub- prolect the landscap1ng of the new football the Student Counc1l thrs year xnclude a tele phone booth xn the foyer tSouth Avenue en trancel the purchase of a new neatness banner and the purchase of new badges and plns for the members 4.2 First Row - J. l'IOl.YYlllCl. A. Mckilm, Miss Jones, D. Bosacco. Mr. Geno, G. Corner. T. Shlckley, S. Pittingc-r'. blcctzrtrl Gow - H. Sf1llCl', R. Casey S Knoll W Tubbs S Sie well L l S , . McF:1.1s. C. Mills. Thfrti Row - T. Bnchman, 'Md KE8l'YlC5',.C. Hughes, Ci tt eeney, M. G1.1h.1v.1. vt, Ptm.1so.1, I.. MucI'111'land. J. Savage. Fourth Row - C. Leto, -1. Bayle, W. Stzwlgcy. L. l.Vlll4LtI1igo:1. X5 X ' - eateck L'D'gosS-aco' Tcgtevl field. Smaller projectsalready completed by G' . 5 ' U : . . . ' I . , . . K' ' C!! . . ' . I u . J t A - . rs . - I I H .9 14 IANITORS AND CAFETEHIA STAFF A vote of thanks IS certamly due to our two hard workmg 1an1tors Mr Wrlham Baker and Mr Ray Kxtchen Strangers enteung our bu1ld1ng cant help notxcmg the san1tary cond1t1ons Wl'11CIl prevaxl These halls and classrooms are spotlessly cleaned each day by Mr K1tchen and hrs staff of coworkers Many of the extra curncular act1v1t1es carrxed on by the dxfferent classes would not be poss1ble 1f xt were not for Mr Kltchen He always lends a help1ng hand Mr K1tchen has been w1th us for almost flV9 years now One of Glen Nors outstandmg features the cam pus 1S t1relessly cared for by Mr Baker For the past ten years the lawns and courts ot the school have been rn up top condmon at all txmes We smcerely hope that these two frne gentlemen vnll be wxth us for many years to come Our cafeterla IS efhcxently supervxsed by Mrs Rxchardson the senror hrgh home economrcs teacher She and the women who do the actual cookmg and servrng of the food plan each day s meal wxth a great deal of care The platters offered are well balanced meals appet1zengly prepared and costrng a mere 5 25 Part oi the cost 1S patd by the government thus allowmg us to serve 1t at thxs low pr1ce ,Iris X .mg 8.5 5 .O 5 Q C 5 angst! L Q . Q ' 4 sg' ,fb MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS Among all the schools in Delaware County, Glen- Nor ranks second to none in the field of music. The best known and most important of all the musi- I I cal organizations in Glen-Nor is the band. - Unde r the superlative direction of Mr. Marlin R. f O'Neal, the band continues to flourish despite the crip- A pling effect of each graduation day. Each year many members graduate, but there are always other capable xx persons to take their places. At the end of their senior year, the senior members of the band are awarded sweaters, gold keys, and band letters. There are also four special awards. 'l' wo of these awards are presented to the outstanding boy and girl members on the basis of musical ability, usefulness, faithfulness and leadership. The other two awards go to the outstanding majorette and colorguard. The persons who receive these awards are voted for by the whole band at the end of the year. For the past 4 years, the Glen-Nor band has played in the Cultural Olympics which are held at the Univer- MR- 0'NEAL sity of Pennsylvania in November and for three of those years the Glen-Nor band has received the highest rating possible. X I XY GLEE CLI I Left to Right A Rivell L Coggin A i ying J Hutchins E Broun J Hurst C Hughes D Drmmrtt S Freeman T Fisher 'vlrss Mrrxrn JLNIOR HIGH GLEE. CLLB ROW 1 L to R Miss Marvin J Salter C Rosernan R Leek J Wrllmms E Whrte P Venturella L Emanuel K McClell'in J Nuss D Hernrnguav J Engle Row F Jefferson M Wrlkre E Atwood J Zoan C Dovtrne P Wfills K Wfrlsh C Srssons E Mebert P Hrgen J Tfrlone Row 3 K Salter C Wilkinson J Hrckmcrn D Brown J McClellan S Dfrvrs B Gretn S Beckett N Brngnmn I Jenkins B Cline Row 4 H Brown N Schneider N Erserman N Weber D Monterth G Wrlkre J Stott E Seltzer C Mansley S Prettvmun E Zinn vs 1 - . - . . . . ' .4 2 . T ' Y - - ' - v - V - v . v . L . . , . ' . - . . t . . ', . ',. . Y. 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I 1 . . . . - . . -, . . . . . r - . - . . , r , . . and If I 00 Sch gh o-1 i in 2 ? 3 GD in 1 SPRING CONCERT Every year at the beglnrung of sprmg the muslcal orgamzatxon of Glen Nor Hxgh School along wrth groups from the Glen olden and Norwood Elementary Schools stage the annual Sprmg Muslc Festxval whxch IS held 1n Lhe Glen Nor gymnasxum Thxs year as rn the SIX precedmg years Mr O Neal dtd an excellent Job m f1tt1ng everythmg together wrth the smooth flow mg program whlch was presented to the pubhc on May 4th and Sth The program featured the Concert Band Combmed Iumor Bands Swmg Band Senxor I-hgh School Chorus Elementary Chorus Dance Groups Mayorettes Color Guard Flag Twrrlers and Solorsts The Campus Frohcs started the show off wxth therr theme song of lust Say I Love You Thxs was followed by a vartety of acts whlch held the audxence spell bound After thrs portxon of the program whrch featured the popular sxde of mus1c came the chorus who d1d thexr share rn dehghtmg the people present The bxg f1nale of the show was the Con cert Band which played a varrety of selec trons and closed w1th a spectacular num ber featurmg the flags of the Umted Natxons As the curtam descended upon another successful performance the peo ple left wrth a song rn thelr ears pralse on thelr hps and the hope wrthm that they may once agam attend the concert next year SWING BAND 1 BRASS SECTION 3 TRUMPET SECTION 2 REED SECTION 4 PERCUSSION SECTION , I - . , . . . . . . . I - 1 . 1 1 lx , , . , , . , . u . rl ' ' . . n ' ., . . . ,. - - . . 1 ' ' I - , . , , . One of the favorite days of each year at Glen- Nor is Field Day. This is a special day in May set aside for the crowning of the May Queen, and eager competition be- tween the maroon and gold teams. The day began with a colorful parade at the end of which the gold team came out with the highest number of points This was followed by the Coronation Ceremony in which Carol N hun pf 6 Vik gl... ,ii WA TEWAYAKAPIWI fWOMAN WHO IS PRETTY TO LOOK AU Emanuel was crowned Queen of the May. She was attended by Anna- mae Miekley, Ruth Paul, Ioan Gray, and Ioan Mastellerp who wore beautiful pastel gowns which set off the beauti- ful white gown of the Queen to best advan- tage. The rest of the day was filled with activity and participation in various sports The Gold Team came out v1c torious at the end of a busy but enloyable day L to R J Mastellei A Mlekley P ONea1 C Emanuel J Gray R Paul and gum, VI AL EIIUUATIU The Vrsual Educatron Cornmrttee or V1s Ed as 1t 1S known around the school holds a hrgh posmon 1n the rank of 1m portance at Glen Nor H1gh School V1s Ed 1S one of the oldest organ1zat1ons rn the school It was orgamzed by lVlr Russell E Bamberger who IS now our Supervrslng Pnncrpal Th1s organ 1zat1on IS now under the supervrsron of Mr Edgar E Rlchards the Ass1stant Supervrsmg Pr1nc1pal The vanety of thmgs 1n lh1S organ1zat1on IS large 1n number Among theu many dunes are provrdmg the musrc for the week ly dances arranglng the sound equlpment for the assembhes and pep ral11es settmg up the equrpment for both assembl1es and class rooms along Wllh operatmg the tape recorder and the hghtmg effects 1n speclal act1v1t1es However the bxggest 1ob comes 1n the sprmg The preparanons for the spnng concert held 1n the QYIU Clie Started IOHQ' before fhe days of the concert They must construct the stage set UP the S4099 llqhfs Spot llghfs S011I1d effects and the sound equrpment Whlle the concert 1S be1ng held V1s Ed provrdes entertamment for the perfqrmeys m the fgfm of movmg plctm-es 1n the aud1tor1um If the school should be wrthout the serv1ces of the v1sua1Educqt1on Comxmttee lt would sure ly be mrssed at Glen Nor STAGE CREW ROW 1 R Koch P German J Dev1ne R Schexfer G Mllls R Lambert R Schleifer K Rougeau STAGE CREW KNEELING E Hopper S Shuster ROW 2 R Kock E Lll'1V1l1 L Davis A Har tung G Linvill D Sweatman J Clark R Ba1l11e R Ackroyd Mr Rlchards . ., I - I ' - . . , I 1 1 I . . . . i - - I - I n I I I I I I . 0 I . 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' , EIIEEE LEADER ROWI L toR G Hueston A McK1m J Fulton co captaln P Roessner J Hager man A Irvlng ROW 2 L to R M Montxeth B Fr1ck C Balley S Fenner co captam B Welch D G1 W1 T Seated L to R S Burgett G Jurosky Mr Bamber ger Mr Earley J Ba1ley J Haeberle Standmg Mrs Wanner Mr Geno Mr I-Inst Mr Glenn Mr Knoll Mr Frlcker M1ss HHTTIS ROW 1 L to R D Casey A Ph1ll1ps C Porter ROW 2 L to R T Hagerman S Knoll N W1lson M Corne ATHLETIC ASSEEIATIE Tk'-v 5, x11 rf- THE ATHLETE OF 1952 'nah' Mmm 11 RON11 X GLOOTEINHEIMER Svlxuu .md bouth -Kms blnlluldm XIICIUIC To grow CdIlld.1OlJLb ess91011 H1109 0 ng, 9 0 xxmk 9 11 12 Chee Lrs 9 10 11 12 LdptH1I1OfLdIltd10DL's 12 1 rabldent of qqu uh Heads 17 Llucf oke of C1425 of 57 12 L ip tam of bXN1lI1II1lIlg Tnam 12 Jack O I antmru bnttcr kuoxxu as Punkm Ha1d Head mm of Cantelopc Projcctiles Inc .... chcg: champ . . . squash uosn deluxe . . . Mr. Ample . . . Harvys Friend . . . Bontoucy . . . most famous membnr of Cl'1ss of 'fZ . . . '1 rml ukg . . . Q41 331. lnguns Cn The Warpafh PA SA' HA MAN CFOOTBALL GAMEI 1 it ROW 1 - L. to R. G. Atherholt, E. Miekley, C. Leto, N. Pitts, B. Love, W. Baxter, G. Corner. ROW 2 - L. to R. J. Kane, R. Branbon, D. Averill, D. Bosacco. With only three returning starters, halfback Dave Bosacco, tackle Ernie Miekley, and guard Bob Love, Coaches Bill Glenn and Frank Geno had a big job to do before their first game. Midway through August a large number of the squad headed off to Camp Nik-O-Mahs to prepare for a big season. Three weeks after the start of school a team of ex-jayvees, varsity letter winners, and veteran starters came up against an experienced Clifton Heights squad. The better trained Indian team came out on top 8-0. First game jitters were over when the Indians met the Owls of Sharon Hill. The powerful running offense headed by backs, Dave Bosacco, Dave Averill and Richie Branton ran up an 19-6 victory, the first in many years. The next three games proved the need for experience as the Indians took it on the chin from Eddystone, Prospect Park, and Swarthmore. . The Collingdale game was played on a Monday but it proved to be a Blue Monday. The Indians put up a good battle all the way, but came out on the short side of an 18-6 score. Next week the county champs from Upper Chichester came up the hill to give the Indians a good battle. The Indians' line play led by Ernie Miekley, George Atherholt, George Cornor and Bob Love did not have quite enough to stop the champs. After longing for a win after five defeats, Glen-Nor scored one at the hands of Nether Providence. Leto's big toe and Kane's right arm proved their worth in a 20-19 decision. The turkey day game, the last of the season proved the end of many football careers at Glen-Nor. On the short end of a 25-12 score those boys who finished their careers included co-captains Miekley and Bosacco, Atherholt, Love, Bailey, Ruprecht and Schliefer . 4 Y x 25 .. , fl 1 'mf 1 I , J A .--G Result ot Glen-Nor 8 18 0 7 0 6 0 20 12 I I J -4. Row 1-J. Walker. Row 2-B. Gurney, D. Ruprecht, E. Miekley, D. Bosacco, G. Corner, D. Averill, C. Leto. Mr. Geno, D. Ruprecht, G. Rolls, J. Bayle. B. Fulton, W. Mienhardt. Row 4-R. Scheifer, G. Weinrich, C. S. Finn, N. Algard, D. Carter. Row 5-R. Love, G. R. Bramerd, P. German, W, Mebert, R. Tepper. J. Kane, R. Branton, Row 3 -D. Jennings. N. Pitts Mr. Glenn Walker, W. Baxter, Atherholt, R. Lov- r Soalping Opponent - Clifton Heights -- Sharon Hill - Eddystone - Prospect Park - Swarthmore - Collingdale - Upper Chichester - Nether Providence -- Yeadon xt '-A a Basket Ball ROW 1 L to R J Mxles D Bcsacco J Barley J Jurosky J Martm G Rolls ROW 2 L to R T Schxckley D Wxlson D I-Iermel J Kane J Cassels D Avenll Mr ROW 3 L to R R Love J Qurnn R Bayle R Lower C Comer W1th the hrst game on December 6 Coach George Knoll had a b1g job rn prepanng h1s charges tor the commg season The only re turmng letter man was guard lack Barley so he had to depend largely on last year s Iunror Varsrty team and last year s squad members Carrymg a squad of hfteen men the lndrans headed to Yeadon for therr opernng game The result proved the need for expenence on the team In the non league games the Indlans wound up wrth a three and four record whrle rn league compet1t1on an ummpressrve record of two and ten The record d1dnt look as well as rt mrght but the boys must be grven cr dlt for the fme Splfll and dnve they had all season long The usual lmeup found Captarn lack Barley and Dave Avenll at guard Dxck Lower center Iohn Kane and Ierry Iurosky forwards The hlgh scorer for the season was Ierry lurosky who gave the rest of the hrgh scorers rn the League qutte a race Hrs team mates were close behmd hrm Next year the chance for w1nn1ng Sectron IH t1tle seems good be cause only three squad members graduate They are Captam lack Barley Bob Love and Dave Bos acco The rest of the squad was made up of junrors and sopho- mores ,,-our .Ilan . .. 1 l I J I I x 1 ' - I fffdtiw XX . - J - ,.:, ,vY-1- . - mf A-W QT I I ' - - , '81 J Xa Coach Hirst's little Indian team gave a good report on itself this season. Such standouts as Bill White, Artie Beck, Rich Branton, Bill Starkey and Eddie Kerstetter will give the boys on the varsity a run for their money next year. Their season record was nine and nine. -N OP v 9 Yeadon Chester Alumni Collingdale Eddystone Conshohocken Sharon- Hill Lansdowne Prospect Park Ridley Park Ridley Township Eddystone Conshohocken Nether Providence Swarthmore Prospect Park Ridley Park Ridley Township Kiwanis 5 9 9 3 9 0 46 61 Swarthmore 44 4 8 49 Marple Newtown Yeadon ROWIL TOR R Schleifer R Branton E Kersetter R Zimmerman A Beck ROW2 L toR W Thompson S Shuster C Leto W Ferguson R Tepper Mr Hirst ROW3 L toR W Starkey J Mundell E Orme F Jenkins W White Y LEFT T0 RIGHT P Bryce P Roessner F Helme B Cox L MacFarland Y Flynn B Frick J Piaseckx S Fenner captain C Bailey B Colvell B Welch M Montieth J Haeberle M Cooper M1ss Harr1s Early in September the girls of Glen Nor took their hockey equipment out of storage Miss Harris took over the dut1es of head coach which Mrs Luck man had left vacant MISS Harris was assisted by Mrs Pauline Wanner a graduate of Ursmus With all but three letter winners graduated there was much com pet1t1on for the starting varsity positions Even at the starting whistle of the first game none Ol the posmons were definitely assigned to one per on There were many changes 1n the forward l1ne and half backs Some of the brightest stars on the varsity forward line were Juniors thus po1nt1ng toward a beter season 1n 1952 The varsity letter w1nners among the seniors are Carol Bailey a fast wing who has played two seasons of varsity hockey Beverly Cox a fighting fullback who IS another of the previous varsity letter winners and Lorraine Mac Farland another fullback who plays her position capably and who 1S the third previous letter winner The team was captamed by our coura geous goalie Shirley Fenner Mary lane Cooper 56 another wing with tricky stickwork and Iune Haeberl a fighting halfback were the other seniors who playe a fine game of hockey for Glen Nor s lnd1ans Cynth1 Yeaman and Marianne W1lps receive varsity award for two years as manager of hockey Seniors receivm I V awards are Faith Helmle wing Pat Roesner hal back and Peggy Bryce fullback Colvell Margie Monte1th Bonnie l'r1ck Yvonne Flynne lean Piasecki and Betty H111 Doris G1ll a junior cap tamed the I V squad She IS a good wing who almos fl1es down the alley Much credit should be given to Barbara Welch ou Soph center half whose hard drives and clever playin aided the team a great deal th1s year and should kee on helping until she graduates All in all the hockey team was greatly hampere by 1nexper1ence on the part of the players but nea the end of the season the maroon and gold clad girl were playing magnifxcently and the v1ctory hungr girls defeated Collmgdale to break a long losing streak Here s w1sh1ng the hockey team of 1952 good luck , I 1 . - - . 1 , , . . 1 , - . . , : , i ' ' ' , ' The juniors receiving varsity awards are: Bett v . . . I U I . . . . I . . . . . ,... I . I . I I l Hockey ROW1 L t0R M Atwood P Taylox J Glenn G Neuhausel J ZIIHIHQIIIIZID L Hummel J Cham berlam S Burgett ROW 2 L to R A Ba1rd C Brxtt J Hemmgway J SWHILZ N Small S Stlllman L Sundal G ROWS L toR M1ss Harms D Gxll S Plttengex R Haggexty P Castles A Hardenberg I M1l1e1 B H111 N Devexeaux Mls Wannel 4 , A ' 9 O, Hbustonf ' V l ' I V I ' ' v ' V l Q3 if '- 'nf Y . as p wg , X Q A ' U t X S S -1' I' A 'J GIf',S Row 1 to R F Helmle B RW 2 MIS Wannfff Welch Fenner J Haeberle B RUW3 M Glaham C Balley B Covell Y Flynn Fr1ck M Cooper M WIIDS WARSITY LINE UP Left to Rnght S Fenner C Ba11ey D Atwood B Frlck Y Flynn J Haeberle Q mx: . 1: T7 sf ' h W C7 ' x if 1 ,D if . A X x L. . - . . - ' - , . S. , - . - , - ' V ' '. ' ' Basketball Wrth the season completed the grrls bas ketball team hung up the1r umforms for another season Mrs Paulme Wanner our new coach found the grrls w1ll1ng but rnexpenenced Inex penence contnbuted to all of the defeats whrch the team suffered There were o returnrng varsrty letter w1nners However most of the grrls who played varsrty dtd so wtth vxm v1gor courage and enthustam Every defeat was a bltter p1ll for them to swallow Those who comprrsed the varsrty team were Forwards Iune Haeberle co captaln and a tncky passer who also had the abxlrty to shoot accurately Mar1anne Wrlps h1gh scorer for the season Farth Helmle one wrth endless en ergy Mary Graham a tall forward who swxtched from her guard posmon and Dottxe Atwood and Bonnle Fnck lunrors who should help rmprove next year s team Guards Sh1r ley Fenner the co captam who was very adept at mterceptmg passes Mary lane Cooper a clever rebound arust and Carol Barley Covell Patsy Castle Shrrley Burgett and Yvonne Flynn were the other junror guards who deserve favorable mentlon for therr efforts The I V team was capta1ned by Mary At wood a sophomore who shows great ablhty Other outstandrng sophomores are Barbara Welch G1nn1e Hueston Ioan Chamberlam and Ioyce Swartz We wrsh the grrls team the best of luck m thelr season of 1953 We also wrsh to thank Mrs Wanner and M1ss Harns for the1r excellent coachtng and wlsh them luck 1n the commg year Mrs Wanner Row 1 J Zrmmerman S Burgett M Atwood J Chamberlatn V Hueston J Swartz Row 2 N Small B Bolton J Yoder D Bevan D Gill M1ss Harrxs Row 3 P Castle R Haggerty M Montetth A Baxrd A Haggerty ' : ' . a girl who gave her opponent a tiring battle. Betty I 1 M r I A E l an K V' 6 Last year s baseball team wound up a falrly successful sea son wrth an 8 and 5 record lhe team ended up 1n thrrd place 1n Suburban Ill League competrtron ln the usual une up you could hnd Allen Hrgh on hrst base Ierry jurosky at second base Al Harpster at short stop and Dave Averzll at tmrd base ln the outtleld could be found Bob Pltts Bob Neave Hrch Branton Gordre Rolls and F rank Porter On the mound could be found Herky Whrte Don Welch or George Ather holt Behrnd the plate was Ken Branton There was many a thrtll rn the games there was usually good prtchrng h1tt1ng and held ng One ot the season s thrrlls was the one h1t game prtched by George Atherholt There was also the hlttmg ot Ken Branton whose .599 average was the hlghest on the team Of course there was the great heldlng 1n the mheld whrch turned rn many a double play and there was many a great catch 1n the outfreld Coach Harry Fncker and h1s blue lacket 1S a famrhar srght at the game walkmg up and clown rn tront of the bench shout 1ng encouragement and mstructron to hrs boys Many fans turned out to see the home games and qurte a few managed to see the away games The record showed that Conshohocken was Glen Nors ia vonte vtctrrn the Indrans takrng two to Conshohockens none The rest of the league games were splrt one for us one for our opponents Medra was the Indran other V1Cl1IT1 Th1s year Coach Frrcker IS not gorng to say whether or not the team wrll be better than last so all we can do IS wrsh them good luck Base MR FRICKER Frrst Row F Porter G Atherholt D Welch R Neave K Branton A Harpster A H1gh R Plttas J Jurosky Second Row Mr Frlcker R Branton N Pitts P German C E111s H Whlte J Cassels H Mallncof A LeVant D Wllson Third Row W Ferguson C Leto R M1115 G Rolls G Corner J Srdes D Averlll in N0 N U .0 ,Sl N ,JN 'Yo 9'9 'itll ' - I I , I I I ' I I I ' . . 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