Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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BARBARA WILSON 1216 Youngsford Road, Gladwyne Barb February I I Activities: AURORA B.-,;rei3 Staff 4. Futur Plans: CcNeqe. And she loved and was loved In return. MALCOMB C. WILSON I 144 Woodbine Avenue, Narberth Skip December 9 Activities: Band 2, 3, Corporal 4. Future Plans: Co, lege. And thus he bore without abuse the grand old name o ' f gentlman. VERDELLA WRIGHT 23 Warner Avenue, Bryn Mawr Delia June 6 Activities: Business Club 3, 4; Commercial Club 2. Future Plans: Business School. For her smile will help to make the whole world glad. MI MILAN YOVANOVICH 1415 Orchard Way. Rosemont March 13 Activities: Bowling 4: Crev 3; Soccer 2, 4; Square Dancing Club 2. Future Plans: College. He changes the darkness to light and the un- pleasant to tun. PAUL ZUCCARINI 526 Fairview Road, Narberth Zucc Augusts Activities: Crew 2; Cross Country 4; Football 4; Wrestling 3; Crew Club 2. Future Plans: College. Some say he is bashful, some doubt It. Sixty

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LIBBY T. WEINER 61 I Cambridge Road, Bala-Cynwyd Lib J lv ' 5 Activities: Booster Club 4; World Affairs Club 4. Future Plans: Co ege — Elementary Education. Eager to help, eager to please, going her way in graceful ease. Jin JAMES WEITZEL 912 Oak Ridge Road, Rosemont February 26 Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School Transfer 4. Activities: iJatlonal Tf.esplan Society 4; Little Theater 4. Future Plans: College — Business. Southern manners. Northern perseverance. PAUL WEXELBLAT 543 Prescott Road, Merion Paul September 19 Activities: AURORA Photography Staff 4; Litile Theater 4: Ham Radio Club 2. Future Plans: College — Electrical Engineering. The spark that ignites the generator of success. Bob ROBERT L. WILBUR 515 Old Lancaster Road, Haverford March 1 I Activities: Bowling 3; Football 4; Bov llng Club 2; Wrestling Club 2. Future Plans: College — Con- servation. Help to a stranger, humor to a friend, and honesty to all. ESTHER G. WILLOUGHBY Gulph Road and Merion Avenue, Bryn Mawr Sherry November 19 Activities: Basketball 3: Archery Club 2; Girls ' Sports Club 2. Future Plans: College. Her heart, her hair are both of gold. Fifty-nine

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Foreign Exchange Program Miss Progi Easter, whose hard work and patience have made the Foreign am at hiarriton possible, pauses for a few minutes with her two AFS Exchange students. Pete Waitneight, president or tne Student Council, introduces AFS students Michele Soffian, Jetfe Petersen, Brigitte KogI, and Bunny Saam in an assembly program at Harriton. Christmas caroting in any language conveys the same meaning: peace on earth, good will to all men. Under the auspices of the American Field Service, the senior class of Harrl+on was honored to have Brigl+te KogI from Vienna, Austria as one of their classmates. Her American sister, Connie Billlan, soon discovered that there was little language barrier between them. Because of her warm, vibrant, and charming personality, Briggltte had no trouble making new friends and meeting the challenges of a different environment. Always on the go, she proved to be a hard worker, and her efforts were particularly directed at her favorite subject, chemistry. Without Brigitte the senior class of I960 certainly would have lacked some of its distinction. Last June, Bunny Saam traveled to Belgium, where she repre- sented Harriton under the Americans Abroad Summer Program of the A. F. S. Bunny spent almost three months living with two French-speaking Belgian families, one in Brussels, the other In Hasselt. They took her to visit the World ' s Fair, almost every city in Belgium, and even Dusseldorf, Germany. After a wonderful summer filled with rich, new experiences. Bunny returned to Harriton where she enthusiastically related to others her trip abroad and headed the Foreign Exchange Committee. BRIGITTE KOSL Wien XVIII, Scheibenberggasse 49, Austria Brigitte June 4 Activities: A.F.S. Foreign Exchange Student 4; Student Council 4: Basketball 4; Girls ' Service League 4; World Affairs Club 4. Future Plans: College — Medicine. Friendship In any language begins with a smile. Spending many qulel evenings at hcnne v ith Tne Billians, Brigitte learns to love her American family and to understand their v ay of life.