Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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SPIRIT DE P'T L, .V i X X ,su - . - .1-Q .L f its X 'il' 1443 . fl 1 1 1'x'e CH EERLEADERS FIRST ROW: N. Marshall, Hughes, P. Little, Carol Scam: SECOND ROW: D. Deuble, D, McCoy, K. Dudden, M. Shinn, S. Shotz, E. McGee, Absent: D. Frank- lin, A. Decina. BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club has done an outstanding iob this year raising school spirit. Under the direction of Mr, Leroy Hollingsworth, the Booster Club began early in the year supporting all sports events by posters and attend- ance at the games. Two dances, Harvest Moon and Froze-Inn were sponsored by the Booster Club, along with the annual Christmas Coffee for ' ' alumni. Booster Club has also helped support other Harriton activities. Harriton Boosters, with assistance from their president, Muftie Watt, began a new tradition of short assemblies to commemorate famous birth- days. Booster Club's unceasing work has not merely added to the spirit at Harriton, but rather produced it. FIRST ROW: B. Buchanan, M. Kirschner, G. Alexander, F. Seberhagen, J Belsinger, J. Harding, W. Billion, L. Ryan, B, Boardman, L. Scott, J. Guest, M. Watt, P. Heist, S. Brill, P, Carualho, S. Crook, S. Herndon, J. Baker, K. Dudden, C. Alexander, R. Hall, SECOND ROW: R. Walsh, J. Askew, C. Hofler, L, Herbert, P. Kirschner, G. Shore, J. Sumner, P. Little, D. Franklin N. Hughes, E. Magee, D. McCoy, C. Manning, D. Deuble, M. Shinn, C. Saam B. Krass, L, Solomon, A. Louderback, S. Klingensmith, J. Collins, M. Keenan J. Birdwhistle, J. Cox, Mr. Hollingsworth, THIRD ROW: B, Pettit, S. Milgrim A, Rieft, G. Willis, A. Crawford, L. Hall, B. Collins, A. Lieb, L. Putney, L. Briscoe, S. Rhimer, E. Corl, M. Bohem, K. Harrison, Y. Knot, C. Long, A Remy, L. Strawbridge, J. Hosner, D. Arthur, M. McCutcheon S. Dilworth, T. Sigel, C. Zeising: FOURTH ROW: D. Sutton, E. Reynolds, S. Gone, L George, M. Miginis, M. Merklin, P. Nelson, S. Ellis, S. Anderson, K. West, M. Manning, A, Brunner, P. Connell, S. Reynolds, S. Purcell, S, Gekoski, L Brown, L. Wyatt, M. Moore, N. McAlaine, G. Whizz, S. Faber, K. Gerhart, B. E K il., s 5, , K i J li' r 2 Chuck . . . what was that??? But I make the most noise!! fi A e- W, I gl., V E MW x B A , v' if The smile that only money can bring. Shihadeh, S. Cramer, C. Holt, M. Myers, B. Lyons J. Vogel, D. Sanmartino, B. Dallet, N. Ross, I. Hnatiuk: FIFTH ROW: D. Sutton, J. McDowell, A. Face, K. Mulholland, J. MacFayden, P. McNabb, Y. Bother, J. Silberman, J. Cowan, S. Hershkowitz, F. Elion, E. Josloft, C. Scott, M. Evans, M. Gerber, C. Fry- stacki, J. Cox, L. Nicholson, N. Bishop, B. Pollock, S. Sameth, T. St. John, J. Gross, K. Siegel, S. Boop, N. Harrison, J. Chapin, J. Herbert, K. Stein, D. Fine, L. Sofie, L. Neal: SIXTH ROW: A. Medinger, C. Garnet, C. English, J. Buchanan, L. Franklin, A. Rentschler. C. Halberstadt, B. Ludwig, J. Shilcock, V. Wilson, A, Keitel, L. McCain, A. Head, D. Battles, C. Mcllvaine, W. Wisv ner, M. Selva, J, Stock, B. Wieder, L. Prall, G. Grossman, L. McAllister, M. Oler, L, Blum, B. Barker, B. Lubker, S. Gooclby, K. Cook, A. Booster, V. Segal, SEVENTH ROW: J. Jensen, S. Taylor, J. Heuner, C. Hirsch, M. Kantor, J. Keezel, W. Diamond, J, Frommeyer, F. Grauer, S. Butler, A. Grant, B. Brubaker, C. Gillespie, T. Belcher, B. Jones, J. Laury, A. Clammer, J. Stam- mer, T. Tompkins, D. Bolton, C. Taylor, S. Howard, A. Angel, C. Weitzel.

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FIRST ROW: S. Cotter, M. Shinn, M. Selva, L. Briscoe, P. Furniss, Miss C. Bernstein J. Mac Fadyen, A. Crawford, C. Scam: FOURTH ROW: P. Taylor, M. Solner, C. Soleliac, A. Remey, C, Long, N. Hughes, SECOND Carvalho, L. Neal, M. Moore, L. Strcivvbriclge, L, Sophie, B. Pollock, L. ROW: D. Battles, C. Halter, A. Leib, J. Hosner, C. Driscoll, L. Herdon, S. Wyott, M. Watt, C, English, R. Henderson, ABSENT: B. B00l'ClmClf1, 5- Rhimer, J. Guest, G. Willis, C. Guest, N, Marshall, L. Brown, THIRD ROW: Brill, B. Collins. A. Medinger, E. Hughes, E. Corl, T. Hahn, P. Pugh, N. Bishop, S. Shotz, You sure can't get away from it alll GIRLS, SERVICE LEAGUE This year, as during every year at Harriton, the Girls' Service League carried on its many duties cheerfully and enthusiastically. The organization consists of fourty-six girls: fifteen seniors chosen in their iunior year, sixteen seniors selected in their senior year, and fifteen iunior girls. Miss Marea Tay- lor is the faculty sponsor of the club. Q You Can't Get Away From It All was the title and theme of the 'ol-62 show. This annual event, followed by a dance, provided funds for many of the , club's acts of service it the school, community, and world. Buzz Books and sweatshirts were the obiects sold to the student body. Christmas and Thanks- giving were made happier for some poorer families in the neighborhood by gifts of holiday dinners. Throughout the year, numerous charity drives were also conducted to help support other fund raising organizations of the com- munity. A foster child in Korea was also fully cared for by the Girls' Ser- i There's Dopey takin' another picture again! l vice League. When shall we three meet again? I' s . .4 . ' lrgz. .- 5. --

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l l i fi'-JJ! td .vt . tifljllngdvj l 'GJD A it t .My .C W5 i g, 4 til? if 1 rl feofb X fl N fl' 1 All . -ny M ',W.,1ff,f3E7U,,ZY, I gf ,i 44 4 AAIAWL.. Ui, I fl 't1.ly'1vP'L'U 'x ' iw- A j ff! 0 A ' f' i' 1 ' 5, V I ' ' ' 1 J I f, Iylzlil .LCD QL L. ,fl , 'tr U1 i,ZVdI4jJvAiIIMZ!-f,L .1 f ,. H5 FIRST ROW: A. Goldstein, D. Reynolds, J. lbbotson, D. Sunstein, D. Wolte- mate, A, Bringoll, SECOND ROW: H, Lodge, S. Carroll, J. Zilberberg, P. DeHahn, C. Mauer, L. Cobrin, R. Ross, A. Waxman, J. Tuttle, P. Pelicata, J. Snyder, W. Parvin, B. Buchanan, THIRD ROW: J. Markley, J. Masciaw- gelo, W, Dunlop, J. Metzgar, P. Brazina, J. Ruben, S, Philips, J, Chapin, J. Burrier, D. Strawbridge, B. Bickell, S, Pepper, M, Tankini FOURTH ROW: This year's band and orchestra at Harriton played a wide range of music under the direction of Mr. Andrew R. Frech, Aside from classes and scheduled performances, brief lessons in harmony and structure were given to enrich musical appre- ciation and, in general, to stimulate musical interestf The Harriton Orchestra presented many concertsjlft rough- out the year. Among these were the Chri mas lfilfoncert, the Annual Spring Clpngert, 'both presentedk 5l'l'larriton, and H , ,,, ,.,, , ,cu ,. Mr. Frech, S. Bickell, N. Sanborn, B. Reynolds, M. Silver, 8. McArthur, 5. Kline, T. Bemis, N. Farra, W. Grunder, T. Roklin, A. Bogutz, B. Walker, M. Real, S. Guber, H. Pitchon, A. Schein, B. Smith, FIFTH ROW: F. Joseph, D. Getzoff, J. Pancaast, E. Magee, D. Deuble, M. Mordell, D. Cavin, J. Hcimmerman, ABSENT: E, Fleming, S. Landis, J. Rawson, M. Murphy. The Harriton Band also participated in a wide range of ac- tivities. In addition to adding needed spirit to Harriton foot- bcll games and rallies, the Harriton band performed at many other schools in the area and participated in the Spring Con- ce't. Several bond members also were selected to perform in the Southeastern District and State bands. Aside from band and orchestra, there were several student- directed groups composed oi Harriton musicians. These in- .,....,... ,-... ...-.. A......,. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: E, Gansz, J. Silberman, S. Jordan, C. English, R. Walsh, J. Levitslcy, M. Monoker, B. Smith, SECOND ROW: J. MacFadyen, B. Miller, M. Hubsch, F. Kerschner, S. Shotz, A. Brincoft, R. Henderson, C. Guest, C. West, A. Keital, R. MacFadyen, R. Abrams, M. Gerber, D. Calender, J, B. Guessler, P. Carson, L. Spitzner, L. George, THIRD ROW: L. Edgerton, S. Alesio, S. Kline, J. Tocanelli, J. Keenan, A. Goldstein, T. StJal1n, J. Tuttle, I , 7 D. Moore, D. Strawbridge, L. Luxton, S. Philips, J, Rubin, M. Rauche, A, Stein, J. Callen, M. Olerp FOURTH ROW: W. Grunder, J. Bawdeen, F. Seiberhagen, M, Silver, S, Kline, Mr. Frech, J, Schlosser, L. McAllister, E. NcGee, B. White, C. Fuller, B. Raub, M. Butterheld, C. Gillespie, H. Andre. ABSENT: B, Layton, C. Baron.