Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1946 volume:

DEDICATION We, the classes of 1946, humbly dedicate our yearbook to the memory of Captain Brewster G. Gallup, an alumnus of Haver' ford High School, who, with too many others, gave his life in the war which has recently ended. He was one of the three heroes who braved enemy fire to hoist Old Glory to the top of the pole on Corregidor. The flagpole was struck by a shell fragment which severed the halyard and caused the flag to drop. How- ever, before it could reach the ground. Cap- tain Gallup and two other soldiers caught it in their arms. But not content with merely saving the banner from touching ground, they immediately set about repairing the damaged halyard, despite heavy enemy fire at that point, and soon had the flag flying again. Captain Gallup was in charge of all the railroads on Bataan Peninsula and served actively until exacuation was forced by the wounds and disease among the troops. After the surrender he was taken prisoner and put into a prison camp. While he was being trans- ported from one camp to another, the Japa- nese ship carrying the prisoners was sunk by American planes. It was acts similar to the deeds of Captain Gallup on Corregidor, showing the spirited gallantry of the Americans, which resulted in our final victory. Tuo APPRECIATION We, the classes of 1946, wish to extend our deep appreciation for the work of Miss Ruth E. Bishoff, who will always he fond' ly remembered by her Latin stU' dents; Mrs. Marion du Pont Magee, one of the group who originated the successful sopho' more English'History course; Mrs. Marion Starkey Hamlet for the many excellent plays she di- rected; Miss Charlotte Spicer, who directed the A Cappella Choir; Mr. John D. Taylor, who returned to us after serving as a Major in the A.A.F. and recently left to accept a position in the Department of Education at Franklin and Marshall College; Mr. Robert N. Hartman, who returned to the Science Department alter serving in the war as a Lieutenant Commander, and is now leav- ing to accept a position in the Education Division of the Veteran's Bureau; Mr. Wil- liam Wiley, who has returned after several years in the Medical Corps of the Army to organize a Haverford High dance band; Mr. Arthur R. Bawn, who served as a Captain in the Army and has returned to the Commer- cial Department; and of Mrs. Dorothy Knapp, Mr. Granger's secretary, whose charming personality and pleasant smile will be missed by students and teachers alike. We sincerely wish all these people, those whom we welcome back and those to whom we say farewell, the best of luck in their new occu- pations. YSTONES Published by THE CLASS OF 1040 Hnverford Township High School llavcrfown. Pennsylvania A DM IMS Six Oscar Granger Principal TRATIOA Agnes McMahon Dean of Girls Ethel David Director of Athletics John Walker Assistant Principal William Stinson Dean of Boys Allison Cornog Director of Athletics Seven FACULTY First Row: Pike, Gilmore, Jones, Kildare, Carter, Granger, Stinson, Me Mahon, Kavasch, Hutton, Domenech. Second Row : Moore, Thomasson, Amo, Nickerson, Collins, Brown, Myers, Millen, Geiger, Smith, Laurie, Blackburn, Hilbert. Third Row : Schenck, Walter, Hartman, Steward, Reichmann, Cornog, Gwinn, Fink, Juenger. Fourth Row: Postpichal, Wiley, Bawn, Ho- warth. Hill, Hallowell, Musser, Harter, Brueninger, Allison, Chuse. CLASS SCOASOItS Eight MISS CORNOG MISS DAVID MISS SMITH MISS NICKERSON MISS MILLEN MR. JUENGER POST GRADUATES First Row: Means, Norley, Merris, Alterri, Smith, Stewart, Dilks, Lanser, Haie. Second Row: Havelin, Greenfield, Beebe, Strong, Giangiulio, Connery. We, the classes of 1946, welcome back the vet' erans and P. G.'s who so gallantly defended our great nation against our enemies in all parts of the world, and trust that they are as happy to be with us again. All of these fine men are assembled in room 102 under the able guidance of Mr. Robert A. Living- ston who, we are sure, is doing his utmost in making their stay with us more enjoyable. At this time, ten of them are planning to go on to college; four of these are interested in engineer- ing. Two so far seek business as their life work; while one, upon his graduation, wishes to become a mortician. Two more have already left us for radio school and Lehigh College. All others seem to be undecided or secretive about their future plans, but we would like to ex- tend to everyone of them three cheers and our wishes for the best of luck. GRADUATES JANUARY 1946 CLASS OFFICERS JOHN KIMBALL BILLINGS Kebo 30 Ccdarbrook Road Mcrion Golf Heights Class President, 3; Executive Com' mittce; Student Council; National Honor Society (President); Hi'Y (Treasurer); Football 1, 2, 3 (Co- Captain); Wrestling 2, 3; Achieve' ment Award (Athletics). Remembered for—his oustanding lea' dership. DAVID SUDER PIERSON Daisy 2700 Darby Road Oakmont Social Committee (Chairman); Execu- tive Committee; Class Officer (Vice' President, 3; Merit Awards, (Geometry, Instrumental Music); Service Pin; Na- tional Honor Society (Vice-President); Hi-Y; Orchestra; Band; Senior Play; A Cappella Choir; Soccer 1. 2, 3; Wrestl- ing 2, 3; Track 1, (Manager) 2, 3; Achievement Awards (Athletics, Band and Orchestra. Remembered for — his activeness in school affairs. PHYLLIS ANITA DONATELLI Phyl 712 Lorraine Avenue Ardmore Student Council; Class Treasurer 2, 3; National Honor Society: Hi-Y; Fordian. Yearbook; Pen and Ink: Library Club. Remembered for—her confidence in the lab. JANET BARBARA SMITH Smitty 633 Woodcrest Avenue Ardmore Student Council; Class Secretary 3; National Honor Society (Secretary); Hi-Y (President): Senior Play; Cafe- teria: Fordian; Handbook: Pen and Ink (Editor); A Cappella Choir; Fordian Footlights (President): Service Pin; Scholastic Awards (E French, E Latin, C Shorthand); Achievement Award (Publications). Remembered for her outstanding con- tributions to the school. Twelve S. EDWIN AHN, JR. Eddie 2909 Rising Sun Road Ardmore Senior Play; Yearbook; Soccer 1. 2, 3 (Manager); Bowling 2; Achievement Award (Athletics). Remembered for—the clothes he wore. KATHLEEN VIRGINIA BENSON Dolly 2416 Whitby Road Merwood Fordian (Typing); Hi-Y: Senior Play; Cafeteria; Choral Club: Fordian Foot' lights. Remembered for—those wise cracks. JOHN BOWMAN JR. Jack 37 Whitemarsh Rd Merion Golf Hgts National Honor Society. Remembered for—his scholarly attitude. m JAMES ARTHUR BROMLEY III 731 Manoa Road Penheld Remembered for—his lankiness. EDWARD RUSSELL BROWNLEY Hed 6 Kathmere Road Brookline Executive Committee; Athletic Asso- ciation (President); Achievement Award (Athletics); Hi-Y; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Service Award. Remembered for—his athletic ability. JEANNE ROCKFIELD CAFFEY 101 Fairfield Road Brookline Hi-Y; Senior Play; Cafeteria; Art Club: Fordian Footlights; Stage Crew: Achievement Award (Art). Remembered for—the troubles she had with her men. Thirteen JEAN CIANCI 740 Lorraine Avenue Ardmore Hi-Y; Yearbook: Pen and Ink (Busi- ness); Library Club; Red Cross Club. Remembered for—her unfailing good nature. DONALD LINDSAY CLARK Don 1 308 Robinson Ave. Eagle Heights Remembered for—his lover-like per- sonality. DENNIS PATRICK COOKE Cookie 309 Fairlamb Avenue Westgate Hills Band. Remembered for—the way he played that sax. DOROTHEE MAE CRAWFORD Dot 2561 Darby Road Oakmont Achievement Award (Art) Remembered for—her minuteness. vice ms WILLIAM LAWSON CORDING Cork 7 Orchard Road Oakmont Hi-Y; Choral Club: Football 1, 2. Remembered for—his ability to stay away from the women. WALTER WELDON COX, JR. Jim 400 Lincoln Avenue Manoa Band; A Cappella Choir; Soccer 2; Scholastic Award (Instrumental Mu- sic); Achievement Award (Band). Remembered for his three years ser- Fourteen MARJORIE ELLEN DAMRON M arj 2409 Hirst Terrace Oakmont Fordian; Cafeteria; Pen and Ink; Lib- rary Club. Remembered for—the many letters she received. GEORGE V. P. DAVIS Vic 130 Hastings Ave. South Ardmore Remembered for—his supreme nutti ness. EVA RITA DI FURIA 2154 Chestnut Avenue Ardmore Cafeteria; Secretarial Club; Service Pin. Remembered for—her humor. SALVATORE PAUL DI TROLIO Salvy 516 North Eagle Road Manoa Orchestra; Band; Baseball 1, 2. Remembered for—his musician-like per- sonality. BETTY DU RAND 1604 Earlington Road Brookline Remembered for—her flirtatiousness. JAMES PATRICK DWYER 816 Cricket Avenue Ardmore Service Pin. Remembered for—the noise he never made. Fifteen HHS HHS MIRIAM MAE EDWARDS 706 Hirst Avenue Penfield Hi'Y; Orchestra; Band; Senior Play; Cafeteria; Fordian; Yearbook: Pen and Ink; Fordian Footlights; Secretarial Club; Service Pin. Remembered for—the way she lived the part of “Quccnie . JUNE ELOISE ELLIOTT 28 East Park Road Llanerch Senior Play. Remembered for—her love of dogs. JEANETTE ELLIS Fiej 1 Ellis Road Oakmont Secretary of Executive Committee, Stu- dent Council, Class 1, 2; National Honor Society; Hi'Y; Orchestra (Con cert' Mcister); Cafeteria; Yearbook. Choral Club; Service Pin; Scholastic Award (Instrumental Music). Remembered for—her popularity. CHRISTA MARIE EWALDSEN Chris 521 Virginia Avenue Manoa Service Pin; Hi'Y; Senior Play: Ford- ian: A Cappella Choir; Nursing Club (President). Remembered for—her Danish ancestry. JOSEPH EDWARD FITTI Padre 616 Loraine Avenue Ardmore National Honor Society: Hi-Y (Secre- tary); Senior Play; Cafeteria; Year- book (Editor); Fordian Footlights (Treasurer); Football 1, 2, 3, (Man- ager); Scholastic Awards (Plane Trig- onometry, Chemistry): Achievement Award (Athletics). Remembered for the perfection in everything he did. GEORGE JOSEPH GANS Double G 20 E. Langhorne Avenue Llanerch Football 2, 3; Achievement Award (Athletics). Remembered for—his perseverance on the football squad. Sixteen THOMAS PRESTON GEAREY, 3rd Samurai 26 East Turnbull Avenue S. Ardmore Class Treasurer 1; Hi-Y: Orchestra; Band (Vice-President); Senior Play; Choral Club: Soccer 1, 2, 3 (Captain); Baseball 1; Scholastic Award (Instru- mental Music); Achievement Awards (Athletics, Band and Orchestra). Remembered for—that sparkling per- sonality. CHARLES GEIGES Chuck 124 Hastings Avenue South Ardmore Hi-Y; Yearbook; Football 1, 2, 3; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Achievement Award (Athletics). Remembered by—Rita. HANNAH ELIZABETH GETTZ 143 Shelbourne Road Manoa National Honor Society (Treasurer); Hi-Y; Senior Play; Yearbook; Pen and Ink (Alumni Editor); A Cappella Choir; College Club; Fordian Foot- lights (Treasurer); Sophomore Dra- matic Club; Drama Guild Pin; Typing Pin; Service Pin; Scholastic Awards (C Shorthand, French, English, E English, E History, E Latin, E Geometry, E Biology, C Algebra, French II, General Typing II); Achievement Award (Pub- lications). Remembered for—those brains. MARY ANN GIANGUILIO 2618 Chestnut Avenue Ardmore Secretarial Club. Remembered for—that beautiful head of hair. JEAN ARDIS GILMORE 727 Haverford Road Bryn Mawr Remembered for—her shyness. JEAN GRUBBS Jeannie 137 E. Turnbull Ave. S. Ardmore Student Council; Hi-Y; Orchestra; Band Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3; Chess Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Achievement Awards (Band, Orches- tra). Remembered for—her baton twirling. Sczc:itcc;i WILLIAM G. HAFF Enio 1606 Woodmere Way Brookline A. A. Finance Committee; Service Pin. Remembered for—his classroom antics. JUNE FRANCES HARNISH fume 2217 E. Darby Road S. Ardmore Service Pin. Remembered for her ability to keep quiet. JOHN STEVENS HINKLE 4th Worsie 2138 Darby Road South Ardmore Executive Committee; Athletic Asso- ciation (Secretary); National Honor Society; Hi-Y (President); Football 1. 2, 3 (Manager); Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Achievement Award (Athletics); Serv- ice Pin. Remembered for—that wonderful poise and versatility. ETHEL MAE HOERR 110 Lincoln Avenue Manoa Merit Awards (E English, General Math. II): Fordian; Pen and Ink; Lib- rary Club; Secretarial Club; Fordian Footlights; Service Pin. Remembered for—her quiet friendli- ness. DOROTHY MAE HOLMES Dot 47 E. Turnbull Avenue S. Ardmore Hi-Y; Senior Play; Cafeteria: Yearbook (Art Staff); Pen and Ink (Art Staff): Art Club; Basketball Squad 1; Achieve- ment Award (Art) Remembered for—-her all-round cutc- ness. JAMES JACKSON Jimmy 1007 Pennsylvania Avenue Brookline Orchestra (President); Band; Scholastic Award (Instrumental Music); Achieve- ment Awards (Band and Orchestra). Remembered for—the way he played that flute. Eighteen WARREN JONES 424 Sagamore Road Brookline Remembered for—the number of years he spent at H. H. S. ELAINE KATZ 628 Georges Lane Ardmore Service Pin; Hi'Y (Vice President): Fordian (Associate Editor): Senior Play: Cafeteria; Yearbook (Literary Ed' itor): Pen and Ink: Handbook; Fordian Footlights (Secretary); Sophomore Dra matic Club; Achievement Award (Pub' lications). Remembered for—her art for argument. JOHN GILBERT KAUFMAN Gil 11 Glenbrook Road Ardmore Senior Play. Remembered for—his clownishness. ELSIE H. KIRCHER Kirch 108 W. Hillcrest Avenue Oakmont Service Pin: Hi'Y; Senior Play: Cafe- tcria: Fordian (Manager of Typing Staff); Pen and Ink; Nursing Club; Achievement Award (Publications). Remembered for—her gullibility. SUZANNE KIRSHNER Sue 927 Edgewood Road Penfield Student Council (Treasurer); Executive Committee; Hi'Y: Fordian; Yearbook: Pen and Ink (Features Editor): Merit Awards (Physical Education 2): Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3: Hockey I, 2, 3, 4 (Cap- tain); Service Pin; Scholastic Award (Physical Education); Achievement Award (Athletics, Publication). Remembered for—her string of cap- tains. MERIC LOUIS LEGNINI Coey 60 Brookline Boulevard Brookline Student Council; Senior Play; Year- book: A Cappclla Choir; Basketball 1; Scholastic Award (Chorus); Achieve' ment Award (Chorus). Remembered for—his everpresent pep. Nineteen MARJORIE E. LINGENFELTER Marj 39 Brookline Boulevard Brookline Library Club; Fordian; Cheerleader. Remembered for—her never-ceasing jit- terbuging. GEORGE LLOYD 227 Oxford Hill Lane Westgatc Hills Remembered for—the many questions he asked. ALFRED JOHN LUHKS Publius 133 Lincoln Avenue Manoa Cross Country 3. Remembered for — all the words he swallowed. BETTY ANN MacFARLANE M acl y 609 Furlong Avenue Manoa Fordian; Hi-Y; Yearbook; Senior Play; Cafeteria; Pen and Ink; Fordian Foot- lights. Remembered for—that giggle. ROBERT GAMBLE McCAUSLAND Mac 1206 B Dermond Road Drexel Hill President of Executive Committee, Stu- dent Council, and Class (1, 2); Service Pin; Hi-Y; Scholastic Award (Physical Education); Achievement Award (Ath- letics); Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1. Remembered for—that face and form. ROBERT McGOLDRICK 1908 Belvedere Ave. S. Ardmore Remembered for—his “efforts” in Miss BishofTs room. Twenty SHIRLEY MAE McKOWN 1619 East Darby Road Brookline Achievement Award (Art). Remembered for—her abundant energy. CHARLES LOUIS PAGESY Charlie 2305 Chestnut Avenue Ardmore Orchestra: Band; Stage Crew: Track 3: Cross Country 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2 (Manager); Scholastic Award (Instru mental Music); Achievement Awards (Athletics, Band and Orchestra). Remembered for—the graduation party. ANGELINA PAPALONI Angie 2509 Chestnut Avenue Ardmore Merit Awards (E English. E Home Ec onomics, C Typing, C Shorthand, A Shorthand); Service Pin; Fordian (Typ- ing); National Honor Society: Pen and Ink (Typing); Library Club; Secretar ial Club; Typing Pin; O.G.A. Award. Remembered for—Her alb’roundness. WILLIAM CARPENTER PATTEN Bill 245 Kathmere Road Brookline Hi'Y; Yearbook; Senior Play; A Cap- pella Choir: Track 1. Remembered for — His part in the Senior play. JANICE RAE PETERSON Pete 25 Waverly Road Manoa Senior Play: Yearbook: Pen and Ink (Typing); Fordian Footlights. Remembered for—her inability to get mad. PAUL PHILLIPS 632 Overhill Road Ardmore Remembered for—his taxi service. Twenty-one MAE EVELYN PIERUCCI Maisic 25 East Park Road Llanerch Hi'Y; Yearbook: Senior Play; Pen and Ink: A Cappclla Choir; Fordian Foot' lights; Service Pin. Remembered for—that terrific voice. EUGENIA JOAN PIZIO Jean 2500 Chestnut Avenue Ardmore Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her reserved person ality. ELIZABETH B. REID Reid y 208 Shawnee Road Merion Golf Manor Hi'Y: Fordian; Senior Play: Pen and Ink; Fordian Footlights. Remembered for- the weight she never gained. PHYLLIS KATHERINE RIGGLES Phyl 1134 Garfield Avenue Manoa Merit Awards (Gen. Math., Shorthand, Typing): Secretarial Club: Sophomore Dramatic Club; Service Pin; National Honor Society; Achievement Award, (Publications). Remembered for—her capability. PAUL SCHAEFER 615 Hazelwood Road Ardmore Remembered for—his “love' of school. OLIVIA C. SCHEUFELE Livvy 2940 Berkley Road Ardmore Merit Award (Art); Hi'Y: Senior Play; Art Club; Achievement Award (Art). Remembered for—her creative genius. Twenty-two ANNA MAE SCHMIDT Tiny 467 Olympic Avenue Llanerch Senior Play; Scholastic Award (C Shorthand). Remembered for the way she towered over us all. LOIS ELAINE SCHWETTMAN 244 Oxford Road Brookline Hi'Y; Yearbook; Art Club; A Cappella Choir; Fordian Footlights; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Achievement Awards (Athletics, Art). Remembered for—her artistic contribu- tions. PAUL REYNOLDS SMITH Smitty 509 Brookview Lane Penfield Color Guard (Sergeant 1, 2, 3); Choral Club; Baseball (Manager 1). Remembered for — his humorous re marks. RUTH ELIZABETH SMITH 614 Country Club Lane Manoa Secretarial Club. Remembered for—joining the ranks of the engaged. BETTY JANE SPENCER West Chester Pike and Lawrence Rd. Newtown Square Fordian; Secretarial Club; Cheerleader. Remembered for—her always sparkling eyes. WALTER H. TINNEY II Bruds 168 Upland Road Manoa Remembered for those beautiful eye- lashes. Twenty-three CLINTON E. TUSTIN Clint 47 Columbus Avenue Manoa Choral Club. Remembered for—those four'day school weeks. JEAN DOROTHY VANDEVERE Van 342 Sagamore Road Brookline Service Club. Remembered for—that helpful nature. JANIS LOUISE VINNACOMBE Virnri 504 West Eagle Road Manoa Remembered for—her talk of Charlie. BARBARA ANN WALKER Barbe 2429 Merwood Lane Merwood Merit Award, (E History): Fordian; A Cappella Choir: Fordian Footlights. Remembered for—her slimness. JAMES T. WARNOCK Jim 2418 Clover Lane Merwood Cross Country 3: Track 3; Radio Club; National Honor Society. Remembered for—his astounding si' lences. FLORA THERESA WEISS Tillie 600 George Lane Ardmore Fordian. Hi'Y; Senior Play; Cafeteria: Yearbook: Pen and Ink, (Business Staff); Fordian Footlights. Remembered for—her fickleness. Twenty-four JOAN LOUISE WELLS Wellsy 522 Country Club Lane Manoa Pen and Ink. Remembered for—her never-failing an- tics. LEAH WHITE RICHARD WILLIAMS 1313 Fairview Road Upper Darby 201 Oxford Hill Lane Westgate Hills Remembered for—her always smiling Remembered for—his talkativeness, countenance. DORIS ADELE WILLIAMS 18 W. Langhorne Avenue Llanerch O. G. A. Award. Remembered for—her modeling. Tivcnty-fiv UR ADIT ATE S ,1 MAE 1JI4« HHS CLASS OFFICERS JOHN JOSEPH GILLIGAN Jack 231 Fairlamb Ave. Westgate Hills Executive Committee: Class President 3; Hi-Y; Football 1, 2, 3 (Captain); Basketball 2, 3. Remembered for—his performances on the gridiron. JOHN FREDERICK HESS Jimmy 321 Davis Road Llanerch Executive Committee; Student Council; Athletic Association (President); Class Vice-President 2, 3; Scholastic Award (Physical Education); National Honor Society; Hi'Y; Orchestra (Treasurer); Band: Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his athletic ability. DORIS ALMA TARQUINIO Tark 815 Penn Street Bryn Mawr Executive Committee; Student Council; Athletic Association (Secretary); Class Secretary 2, 3; Service Pin: National Honor Society (Secretary); Hi'Y (Vice-President): Senior Play; Cafe- teria; Fordian; Yearbook (Art); Art Club (Vice-President): Fordian Foot- lights; Nursing Club: Hockey 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—her invigorating per- sonality. WILLIAM JOSEPH KELLY Bill 2721 Morris Road Ardmore Park Class Treasurer 3; Football 3. Remembered for—his Irish smile. Twenty-eight EDWARD ALAN AGNEW Ned 214 Park Road Llanerch Hi'Y: Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3. Remembered for—his bulldog tenacity. ERNEST RUSSELL ALLEN Ernie 829 Aubrey Avenue Ardmore Fordian. Remembered for—his corny jokes. ROY QUINN ALLEN Roy- 200 Washington Avenue Manoa Student Council; Hi'Y; Basketball 1, 2, 3 (Captain). Remembered for—his shutouts. DORIS MARY ALMOND Charlie 111 Hastings Ave. South Ardmore National Honor Society; Cafeteria; Scholastic Awards (Art, 2); Yearbook (Editorial); Pen and Ink (Art Editor); Art Club (Treasurer); Photography Club (President); Spanish Club (Sec' retary); Hockey 1. Remembered for—her sparkling per' sonality. NICOLA AMATUCCI Nick 434 Llanerch Avenue Llanerch Football 2, 3. Remembered for—his cheerful expres sion. RALPH ARIZ1NI, JR. Ralph 347 Wister Road Wynnewood Fordian; Cross Country 3. Remembered for—his good nature. Twenty-nine RUDOLPH R. AVILA Rudy 2851 Haverford Rd. Ardmore Manor Fordian, Senior Play: Yearbook: For' dian Footlights; Cross Country 2; Track 2, 3. Remembered for—his smooth appear' ancc. MILLICENT AWOT Mimi 11 Waverly Road Llanerch Art Club: College Club: Radio Club. Remembered for—her poetry. NELRIDGE SYBILL BALLBECK Sandy 2461 Wynnefield Dr. Merwood Park Orchestra; Band: Senior Play: Hand' book (Sales Manager): Fordian Foot' lights; Photography Club; College Club; Spanish Club; Hockey 2: Basket' ball 1, 2. Remembered for—her rapid-fire con- versation. BRUCE STOCKTON BELL Bruce 2716 East County Line Rd. Ardmore Service Pin; Fordian (Advertising): Handbook (Advertising). Remembered for—his courteousness, ball (Manager); Cross Country 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3 (Manager). Remembered for—his dependable co- WALTER WINTER BAUMAN Walt 436 Brookline Blvd. Brookline National Honor Society (Vice-Presi- dent); Merit Awards (Core English and History, C English); Fordian; Yearbook (Business Manager); Basket' PAUL R. BECK, JR. Paul 2815 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Manor Band 1, 2; Photography Club 1, 2. Remembered for—his absentminded' ness. Thirty CARMELA BARBARA BIANCO Carmela 2561 Haverford Road Ardmore Library Club: Secretarial Club; Year- book (Typing). Remembered for—her sympathetic smile. ADRIENNE RICHARDS BIRD T weeter 749 Rugby Road Bryn Mawr Fordian; Fordian Footlights; A Cap' pella Choir; Latin Club. Remembered for—her quick, inteh ligent mind. JANET N. BORNEMAN Kellie 2525 Darby Road Oakmont Hi-Y; Fordian Footlights; A Cappclla Choir; Yearbook: Pen and Ink (Typ ing); Photography Club; College Club. Nursing Club. Remembered for—her subtle wit. ROSE LOUISE BOWLING Pun y 826 Dover Road Pen field Downs Hi'Y; Library Club; Art Club; Pen and Ink; Service Club; Fordian. Remembered for—her excited chatter. COLLEEN MARIE BOYD Konnie 1334 Virginia Ave. Manoa Fordian; Pen and Ink; A Cappella Choir; Photography Club. Remembered for—her wholesome face. NANCY ANNE BRADLEY J an 240 Shawnee Rd. Merion Golf Manor Merit Award (Art); Yearbook (Art). Photography Club; Art (Secretary, President). Remembered for—her artistic abilities. Thirty-one MARY FAITH BRANHAM Mary Faith 1500 Lynnewood Drive Manoa Library Club; Art Club; College Club; Photography Club; Pen and Ink. Remembered for—her lovely blonde hair. BETTY LOU BRAUN Betty Lou 32 Yale Road Brookline Cafeteria; Secretarial Club; Hockey (Manager 1, 2, 3). Remembered for—her quiet, reassuring way. CHARLES COLLINS BRAY Pud 606 Penfield Ave. Penfield Student Council (President); Execu' rive Committee: Merit Awards (English 1, History 1, Physical Ed. 1, 2): Na tional Honor Society; Hi'Y; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Basketball I, 2, 3; Track 2; Class President 1, 2. Remembered for—his aggressiveness. JOHN P. BREEN Jughead 2137 Chestnut Ave. Wynne wood Pk. Fordian. Remembered for—his comic expression. CHARLES BRENNAN Scoop 834 Penn Street Bryn Mawr Fordian. Remembered for—not wearing a tic. DAVE BREWER Dave 9 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Track 1, 2. Remembered for his witicisms. s Thirty-two JEAN ELIZABETH BROWN Brownie 1008 Pennsylvania Ave. Brookline College Club; Spanish Club; Orchestra: Band. Remembered for—her readiness to laugh. ROBERT H. BUCHANAN Bob 136 Hastings Ave. South Ardmore Remembered for being the strong, silent type. DONALD BURKHOLDER Don 3 E. Wilmot Ave. Llanerch Remembered for—his quiet smile. DOROTHY LOUISE BYERS Louise 305 Fairlamb Ave. Westgate Hills Yearbook: Service Pin; Cafeteria; Sec- rctarial Club. Remembered for—her silky black hair. THOMAS JOSEPH CAMPBELL Tom 647 Dayton Road Bryn Mawr Student Council 3; Pen and Ink; Band; Orchestra; Fordian; Yearbook; Baseball 1, 3; Cross Country 2; Stage Crew. Remembered for—his impersonations. CARMELA CARLINO Milly 825 Penn Street Bryn Mawr OGA Award; Fordian; Service Pin; Library Club; Secretarial Club; Pen and Ink (Typing Editor). Remembered for—her keen sense of fun. Thirty-three EDWARD A. CARLSON Ed 34 E. Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Stage Crew: Track 1. Remembered for his tall, lean frame. ROBERT JOHN CARNWATH Bob 106 Woodbine Road Manoa Wrestling 2, 3. Remembered for—his quiet chuckle. FRANCES TERESA CARR Kate 880 Martin Avenue Bryn Mawr Student Council: Service Pin: Hi-Y: Yearbook (Typing); Fordian (Typing); Pen and Ink (Typing Editor); Secre- tarial Club; Spanish Club: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Typing Pin; O. G. A. Remembered for—her dependable na- ture. JOAN CHANDLER Joan 228 E. Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Student Council; Merit Awards (Plane Geometry); National Honor Society (Treasurer): Orchestra: Band: College Club: Radio Club. Remembered for- her intelligent con- versation. ROBERT CHANDLER Chink 15 W. Mercer Ave. Llanerch Baseball 1, 2. Remembered for—his alertness. CHARLES EDWARD CLARK Rainbow 704 W. Chester Pike Manoa Track, 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his bright appear- ancc. Thirty-jour ALICE BERNICE CLAYPOOLE Al 1348 Warren Avenue Manoa Secretarial Club: A Cappclla Choir. Remembered for — her quiet good' naturedness. RITA ANGELA COGLIANO Rita 1901 E. Darby Rd. South Ardmore Remembered for—her piano playing. JEAN HATERANFT COLEMAN Jean 2311 Belvedere Avenue Oakmont Art Club. Remembered for—her frank observ' ations. HELEN GRACE COLLAER Helen 1501 Melrose Avenue Manoa Spanish Club; A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her easy drawl. NANCY JEAN COLLIER T ancy 209 Earlington Rd. Chatham Village Fordian (Circulation Manager); Hi-Y; Senior Play; Pen and Ink (Sales): Library Club: Art Club: Fordian Foot' lights; Hockey 1, 2. Remembered for—her French appear- ance. Thirty-five ELIZABETH JEAN CORNER Jean 7 E. Langhorne Ave. Llanerch Fordian (Typist); Cafeteria: Secretarial Club; Pen and Ink (Typist). Remembered for her soft, sweet voice. RAYMOND ROBERT COX Bob 2159 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Park Soccer 2, 3; Wrestling 2: Track 1, 2, 3. JANET CLAIRE CRAWFORD Jan 132 Myrtle Ave. Chatham Village Fordian (Assistant Business Manager); Yearbook: Library Club; Senior Play; Fordian Footlights; A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—that LOOK. ALFRED CURRIE AI Harvard Rd. Penna. R.R. Manoa Remembered for—his big blue eyes. NORMA E. L. D’ANGELO Norm 2729 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Remembered for—her wavy hair. BARBARA STETLER DAVIS Bee 306 Lansdowne Ave. Llanerch National Honor Society; Hi-Y; Or chestra; Yearbook; Merit Awards (Core English and History, Orchestra); College Club (Secretary): Nursing Club (Secretary): Spanish Club (Vice' President); Basketball 1, 2, 3, (Man' agcr); A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her charm and poise. Thirty-six MARJORIE ANN DEVINE Margy 401 Kathmere Road Brookline Fordian (Reporter; Business Manager); Yearbook (Literary Chairman); Li- brary Club; Fordian Footlights. Remembered for—her candid direct- ness. WILLIAM DI FRANCESCO Di 417 Llanerch Avenue Llanerch Football 2, 3. Remembered for—his sly humor. JANE DILWORTH Janie 104 Mill Road Brookline Art Club. Remembered for—her quietness. RUDOLPH DI ROCCO Rudy 130 Columbus Avenue Manoa Remembered for—his mechanical abil- ities. JEAN DORAN Jean 1407 Lawrence Road Havertown Service Pin: Fordian (Typing); Hand- book (Sales); Pen and Ink (Typing); Library Club; Secretarial Club. Remembered for -her dimples. JAMES DYSART Jim 304 S. Manoa Rd. Manoa Remembered for—his knack of getting detention. Thirty-seven RUTH ELIZABETH EAGIN Ruthie 420 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Library Club; Fordian Footlights; Choral Club; Photography Club; Cafe- teria. Remembered for- her friendly depend' ability. MARTHA MORROW ENGLISH Martha 1 E. Clearfield Road Oakmont Remembered for—her happy face. WILLIAM H. ENTWISLE Bill Brookline Court Apt. Brookline Hi'Y; Football 2, 3; Track 1, 3. Remembered for—his humorous com' ments. RICHARD CLARK EVANS Dic 2224 Bryn Mawr Avenue Wynnewood Park Choral Club. Remembered for—his scientific mind. ERNANI CARLO FALCONE Ernie 723 Hathaway Lane Ardmore Merit Awards (Core English and Hist- ory): National Honor Society; Hi-Y: Choral Club; Fordian Footlights; Su- burban Forum League; KYW Radio Group; Spanish Club; Football (Man- ager 3); Wrestling (Manager 2). Remembered for—his oratory ability. ALBERT RICHARD FARINA N«bs 2505 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Park Remembered for—those bright eyes. HHS SHEARMAN FELL Sher 210 Shelbourne Road Manoa Hi-Y (Treasurer); Track 1, 2, 3; Soc- cer 3; Wrestling 2. Remembered for—his classic features. GRACE RODMAN FERGUSON Bunny 9 N. Drexel Ave. North Aronomink Camera Club; Fordian; Pen and Ink; A Cappella Choir. Remembered for her cute stutter. ELEANOR FIORELLA Elite 2024 County Line Road Ardmore Fordian; Pen and Ink; Choral Club; Nursing Club; Forum Group. Remembered for—her sharp, keen wit. JUDITH ELIZABETH FLEET Judy 806 Walnut Place Penfield Student Council; Fordian; Yearbook: Pen and Ink: College Club; Photo- graphy Club; Nursing Club: Suburban Forum League. Remembered for—her nonchalance. KATHRYN JEAN FOLEY Jean 1820 Bellemead Ave. South Ardmore Cafeteria; Class Treasurer (1). Remembered for her flashing smile. NELLIE MARIE FORLANO Nell 2612 E. County Line Road Ardmore O. G. A. Award; Pen and Ink (Typ- ing); Library Club; Fordian Footlights; Secretarial Club: Photography Club (Secretary); A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her dark, striking features. rhirty-niuc PATRICIA ELAINE FOUTZ Pat 40 Sycamore Road Manoa Student Council: Merit Awards (Latin, Biology): National Honor Society: Hi-Y: Fordian; Senior Play: Fordian Footlights (Secretary): Choral Club; College Club: Spanish Club: Class Vice-President (1). Remembered for—her charming dainti- ness. GRACE ANNE FOX Foxie 507 Manoa Road Penfield Hi-Y: Fordian. Senior Play; Pen and Ink: Art Club: Fordian Footlights; A Cappclla Choir: College Club; Ser- vice Club. Remembered for—her dynamic per- sonality. RITA ANN FRAME 10 Ralston Avenue Oakmont Merit Award (C Shorthand): Service Pin: Fordian (Business and Editorial); Hi-Y: Yearbook; Secretarial Club; Service Club: O. G. A. Award. Remembered for—her likeable cha- racter. JANE CAROLYN FREAS Proto 715 George Lane Ardmore Merit Award (General Mathematics): Cafeteria: Library Club; Secretarial Club; O. G. A. Award. Remembered for—her broad smile. RITA ELAINE FRITSCH Elaine 503 Valley Road Llanerch Student Council: Pen and Ink (Typ- ing): Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her adorable nose. IRMA MAY FRITSCHMAN Irma 2614 Hirst Terrace Oakmont National Honor Society: Hi-Y; Senior Play; Yearbook (Editorial Chairman): Pen and Ink (Business Manager); Fordian Footlights: A Cappella Choir; College Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club. Remembered for—her perpetual mo- tion in school alfairs. Forty JANE ELLEN GANSER Janie 514 Brookview Lane Brookline Merit Award (Home Economics); Hi' Y; Handbook: Library Club; Fordian Footlights; College Club. Remembered for—her friendliness and many friends. NORMAN K. GARBER Norm 1605 Melrose Avenue Manoa Orchestra: Band: Senior Play; Fordian Footlights: A Cappclla Choir; Oper' etta: Cross Country 3; Wrestling 2, 3. Remembered for—his clarinet playing. JAMES LEWIS GIBSON Jim 25 Mill Road Brookline Track 3. Remembered for his speedy sprinting. BARBARA ANN GILLAM Bobby 2616 Prescott Road Oakmont Merit Award (Minor Art); Yearbook; Pen and Ink (Art Staff); Ait Club; College Club: Spanish Club; Latin Club. Remembered for her quick laugh. RAYMOND WILLIAM GIULIANI Joule 617 Valley Road Llanerch Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 3. Remembered for his even disposition. RICHARD EARL GOLDBERG Dic 636 Wynnewood Road Ardmore Fordian (Sports Editor); Soccer 1, 2. Remembered for—his likability. Forty-one WILLIAM H. GOODING Bill 11 Llandatf Road Llanerch Merit Awards ( E History and English, E Geometry, D English); Service Pin; National Honor Society (President); Hi-Y: Orchestra (President); Band (President): A Cappella Choir. Remembered for his active leadership. CLAIRE GRANT Claire 18 West Chester Pike Llanerch O. G. A. Award. Remembered for—her cooperative air. CHARLES NELSON GREENWAY ChucJ? 1612 Melrose Ave. Lynnewood Park Remembered for—his poetry. THOMAS E. GREENWOOD, JR. Tom 30 W. Wilmot Avenue Llanerch Hi'Y; Soccer 1. Remembered for—his neat appearance. CORINNE DORIS GRIFFITH Corinne 2556 Prescott Road Oakmont Merit Award (Art Major); Orchestra; Band: Art Club; Spanish Club. Remembered for—her gay moods. ANSON ROY GROVER Grove 2904 Rising Sun Road Ardmore National Honor Society; Hi-Y; For' dian (Reporter); Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2; Track 3. Remembered for—his shy smile. Forty-two ROBERT GEORGE GSELL Salty 213 Harding Avenue Manoa Stage Crew. Remembered for—his modesty. CHARLES HERBERT GUEST Guest y 305 Old Forest Road Carroll Park Orchestra. Remembered for—his quest for know!' edge. KATHLEEN CORDELIA HALL Betty 844 Aubrey Avenue Ardmore A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her sweet, refined manner. JAMES CHARLES HALLOWELL Jim 1012 Delaware Avenue Brookline Remembered for—his unohstrusive demeanor. SARA ELIZABETH HARING Bunny 1413 Maryland Ave. Lynnewood Park A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her rougish grin. ATTRACTA J. HARKINS Attracta 840 Penn Street Bryn Mawr O. G. A. Award; Basketball 1, 2. Remembered for—her suitable name. Forty-three SHIRLEY MAXINE HAROLD Scottie 322 Farwood Road Carroll Park Merit Awards (Art, Spanish); Service Pin; National Honor Society: Hi-Y; Fordian (Art Editor); Yearbook (Ed- itor); Pen and Ink (Co-Editor); Art Club (Secretary, Vice-President); Col- lege Club: Nursing Club; Basket- ball 2. 3. Remembered for -her strawberry blonde hair. HELENE A. HARRIS Dorm y 2600 St. David’s Lane Merion Golf Manor Yearbook: Pen and Ink. (Co-editor); A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her good natured smile. MARGARET F. HARVEY Peggy 1116 Garfield Avenue Manoa Yearbook; Library Club; Art Club; Secretarial Club; Photography Club; Basketball 3; Hockey 3; O. G. A. Award. Remembered for—her gracefulness. ANN HEATHMAN Ann 15 East Hillcrest Avenue Oakmont Cafeteria; Pen and Ink (Sales); O. G. A. Award; A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her engagement ring. JEAN SINES HEMPHILL Jeannie 602 Merion Avenue Penfield Hi-Y Senior Play; Fordian; Library Club; Fordian Footlights; A Cappella Choir; Nursing Club; Basketball 1: Hockey 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—her sunny disposi- tion. ELVA COLLEEN HICKS Elva 344 Darby Road Llanerch Orchestra; Cafeteria: A Cappella Choir; O. G. A. Award. Remembered for—her quiet, relaxed manner. Forty-four JOSEPHINE JANET HIGBEE Jody 105 East Park Road Llanerch Student Council: HiY: Fordian; Year' hook: Pen and Ink: Library Club: College Club (President); Service Club. Remembered for—her congenial nature. MARGARET NANCY HODGE Peggy 201 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Cafeteria: Fordian; Pen and Ink (Sales): Basketball 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 (Captain). Remembered for—her peppy, flowing talk. YVONNE E. HOEVELER Yvonne 216 East Park Road Llanerch Art Club: Fordian Footlights; Basket' ball 2. Remembered for—her enviable color' ing. MILDRED E. HOFFMAN Millie EDNA MAE HUDDELL Eddie 1507 Brierwood Road Manoa A Cappella Choir. Remembered for her pleasing person' ality. 204 Sagamore Road Brookline Swing Band: Fordian; Library Club; Secretarial Club; A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her modern inter- pretations on the piano. SHIRLEY HUTTON Shirl 1204 Garfield Avenue Manoa Fordian (Sales); Library Club: Sec- rctarial Club: Hockey (Manager); A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her red hair and green eyes. Forty-five JOAN E. INMAN Joan 314 Sagamore Road Brookline Merit Awards (C and D English, F and E Core English and History); Hi'Y: Fordian; Yearbook; Pen and Ink (Literary Head); College Club (Secretary); Service Club; Spanish Club. Remembered for—her lopsided smile. STANLEY ETHAN JOHNSON Stan 2930 Oakford Road Ardmore Park National Honor Society; Hi-Y; Senior Play; Fordian; Fordian Footlights; A Cappella Choir; Cross Country 2, 3 (Captain); Track 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his fleet feet. CHARLES ANDREWS JONES Chic 110 Park Road Llanerch Merit Awards (Core English and History, Algebra, Solid Geometry!; National Honor Society; Hi'Y (Sec' rctary); A Cappella Choir; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basket' ball 1. 2, 3. Remembered for—his albaround ac' tivities. PRESSLEY W. JONES Press 701 Cricket Avenue Ardmore Park Service Pin: National Honor Society; Fordian; Senior Play: Yearbook; For' dian Footlights (Treasurer); Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1. Remembered for—his inventive genius. SHIRLEY EVELYN JONES Jonesy 2315 Belmont Avenue Ardmore Fordian; Yearbook; Pen and Ink (Typ' ing); Fordian Footlights; Photography Club; College Club; A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her big blue eyes. MARGARET E. JOYCE Peggy 808 Penn Street Bryn Mawr Student Council; Fordian: Cafeteria; Pen and Ink (Typing); Library Club, Basketball 1. 2, 3; (Captain); O. G. A. Award. Remembered for—her active interest in basketball. HHS Forty-six NANCY JANE KENNEDY Jane 1011 Hunters Lane Carroll Park Hi-Y: Hockey 2. 3. Remembered for—her athletic appear' ancc. BARBARA JEAN KILLGORE Smiley 15 Campbell Ave. South Ardmore Remembered for—her flirtaciousness. JEAN ALBERTA KORTENHOFF Jean 2225 East Darby Rd. South Ardmore Merit Awards (Band and Orchestra); Orchestra and Band (Librarian); Yearbook (Literary). Remembered for—her low, husky voice. WARREN ARTHUR KUEHNLE Flip 527 Covington Rd. Chatham Village Hi'Y; Baseball 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his satirical sayings. GEORGE W. KURTZ George 312 South Manoa Road Manoa Band: Cross Country 3: Wrestling 2, 3; Track 2, 3. Remembered for—his marvelous mem- ory. MARION ELIZABETH LAFFERTY Marion 118 Woodbine Road Manoa Library Club: A Cappclla Choir; Op- eretta. Remembered for—her Irish laughter. Forty-seven ELIZABETH ANN LANSER Betty 2936 Haverford Road Ardmore Manor Student Council; Cafeteria: A Cap pella Choir. Remembered for—her lovely auburn hair. DAVID LAPPEN Dave 2033 Laurel Rd. Oakmont Stage crew. Remembered for his easy smile. W. ROBERT LAW Bob 1501 Brierwood Road Manoa Choral Club; Stage Crew; Cross Coun' try 3. Remembered for—his bland look. TERESA MAUDE LAWS Dolly 103 Campbell Ave. South Ardmore Photography Club; Spanish Club. Remembered for—her merry chuckle. MARY THERESA LESLIE Mary Service Pin; Fordian (Business and Editorial); Handbook (Typing); Pen and Ink (Typing); Secretarial Club; Basketball 2, 3: O. G. A. Award. Remembered for — her imperturbable manner. LA VERE D. LUKENS Lui e 126 Columbus Avenue Manoa Fordian (Advertising Manager). Remembered for—his volunteer fire lighting. Forty-eight GENEVIEVE EUNICE LYNCH Patsy 35 West Eagle Road Oakmont Basketball 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—her long, wavy hair. JEAN MacIVOR Mac 419 Earlington Rd. Chatham Village Remembered for—her nice smile. ROBERT F. MARSCHHAUSEN Mush 1634 Earlington Road Brookline Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1. Remembered for -his solid sportsman- ship. E. JUANITA MARSH Juanita 622 Georges Lane Ardmore Typing Pin. Remembered for—her dignity. MARION MASSETTI Mar’n 627 Wynnewood Road Ardmore Fordtan; Pen and Ink; Library Club; Hockey 1; Fordian Footlights; Nurs- ing Club. Remembered for—her devilishness. FERN LEORA MITCHELL Fern 20 E. Turnbull Ave. South Ardmore Hi-Y; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Senior Play; Library Club; Fordian (Editorial, Typ- ing Manager; Business, Sales Man- ager); Fordian Footlights; Secretarial Club; College Club; Nursing Club; O.G.A.; Basketball 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Merit Award (Orchestra): Handbook (Sales Manager); Yearbook. Remembered for—her incessant activ- ity. Forty-nine FRANCES REBECCA MITTON Frannie 116 Hastings Ave. South Ardmore Service Pin: Hi-Y (Secretary); Orches- tra 1, 2, 3; Senior Play; Cafeteria: Fordian (Who's Who Editor); A' chievement Award (Orchestra); For- dian Footlights; Nursing Club (Vice- President, President): Basketball 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3. Remembered for her effervescent per- sonality. RUTH LOUISE MOFFITT Ruth 219 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Art Club: O.G.A.; Fordian (Typist): Yearbook (Art): Pen and Ink (Art and Writer): Fordian Footlights; Sec- retarial Club; A Cappclla Choir. Remembered for—her peaches and cream complexion. JOSEPH F. MORRIS Joe 815 Ardmore Ave. Ardmore Baseball 2, 3. Remembered for his casual air. E MARY RUTH MUFFLEY Muff 14 Fairfield Road Brookline Orchestra 1, 2, 3: College Club: A Cappella Choir: Fordian Footlights: Merit Award (Orchestra); Spanish Club. Remembered for—her diminutive voice. WILLIAM MULROONEY Bill 615 Lawson Avenue Penfield Remembered for the Irish gleam in his eyes. JOHN HENRY J. McCLATCHY, II Henree 2919 Mapleshade Road Ardmore Basketball 3. Remembered for—his penetrating eyes. Fifty HHS MARIE REGINA McCORMICK Mickey 138 Campbell Ave. South Ardmore Fordian: Handbook (Typing Mana- ger); Secretarial Club. Remembered for her happiness. THELMA LOUISE McCREA Bunnie 231 E. Eagle Road Oakmont A Cappelia Choir. Remembered for Her serenity. CHARLES B. McGARVEY Chas 857 Penn Street Bryn Mawr Remembered for—his ability to keep to himself. THOMAS F. McGOLDRICK Mac 872 Martin Ave. Bryn Mawr Remembered for—his indifference. PHYLLIS ALTHEA McKEITH Phil 832 Beechwood Rd. Beechwood Park A Cappelia Choir. Remembered for her aristocratic bear- ing. CHARLES CROSBY NEWHALL Bud 314 Mill Road Brookline Student Council 2, 3; Hi Y. Remembered for—his nonchalance. fifty-one HHS MARY ELIZABETH NICHOLSON Mary 100 Yale Road Brookline Pen and Ink (Salesman). Remembered for—her frank honesty. JOHN B. NOLTE Jack 143 Hastings Ave. South Ardmore Remembered for—his fair complexion. DAVID B. NORRIS Dave 2419 Hollis Ave. Oakmont Track 3; Cross Country 2. Remembered for—his serious counter ance. MILDRED JANE OAKFORD Audrey 117 Harvard Road Brookline Cafeteria; Pen and Ink; Basketball 1, 3. Remembered for—her gay manner. JEAN OWENS Jean Southmore Court Apt. 2-C South Ardmore Merit Award (Algebra); Yearbook (Art Committee); Choral Club; Cob lege Club; Junior Classical League; Spanish Club. Remembered for—her kind smile. JOSEPH W. PACKER, JR. Joe 540 Royal Avenue Bon Air Remembered for—his individualism. Fifty-two HHS MARION CATHERINE PEGG Peggy 40 Darby Road Llanerch Yearbook; A Cappclla Choir; Fordian Footlights: College Club; Spanish Club; Basketball 1. Remembered for—her intelligence. JAMES MICHAEL PERRI Perri 2503 Bryn Mawr Ave. Ardmore Remembered for—his concrete conclu sions. MILTON PLANTZ Milt 12 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Hi'Y; Wrestling 1, 2, 3 (Captain). Remembered for—his muscular phy' sique. MARION RUTH PLUSH 328 Lenox Road Brookline Executive Committee; Service Pin; Hi'Y; Senior Play; Yearbook (Art Staff); Library Club; Art Club (Sccrc' tary); Fordian Footlights, Nursing Club; Cafeteria. Remembered for—her femininity. NANCY ANN POOL T an 1614 Melrose Ave. Lynnewood Park Fordian (Reporter); Pen and Ink (Selling); Fordian Footlights. Remembered for—her friendliness. ELLEN LOUISE PORT Portie 608 Georges Lane Ardmore Hi'Y; Fordian; Senior Play; Choral Club; Fordian Footlights. Remembered for—her changeable per' sonality. Fifty-three EVELYN DORIS POST Evie 61 W. Eagle Road Oakmont Cafeteria: Art I, 2: Choral 2. Remembered for her detet mined man- ner. PETER ALFRED H. POWELL Pete 23 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Executive Committee: Senior Play: For- dian Footlights. Remembered for his public speaking. JAMES ROBERT RAMSAY Jim 2106 Bellemead Ave. South Ardmore Stage Crew (Chairman): Amplification Crew (Manager): Radio Club (Presi- dent): Service Club: Cross Country 1. 2, 3: Track 2. 3. Remembered for—his steadfast sturdi- ness. CAROL RANDOLPH Carol 41 W. Eagle Road Oakmont A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—the cleft in her chin. W. EUGENE RENN Gene 1928 Robinson Avenue Manoa Merit Awards, (English 1), (Hist- ory 1): Hi-Y: Senior Play: Yearbook: Track 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his mellow music on the sax. WILLIAM LESTER RHOADS, III Dusty 206 Harding Avenue Manoa Student Council: Fordian Footlights: Hi-Y: Senior Play: Cafeteria: Track 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his self-reliance. Fifty-four JOHN RICHARDSON Johnny 1 $8 Gilmore Road Llanerch Band: Basketball (Manager 1, 2, 3). Remembered for his cooperation VERNON LANGDON RICHENS Vern 214 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Cross Country 3; Track 3: Remembered for—his quiet seriousness. SHIRLEY LOUISE RIEGER Shtrl 1833 Rose Tree Lane Westgate Hills Pen and Ink: A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her sterling smile. TIMOLEON RODRIGUEZ Tim 131 Rockland Road Oakmont JOSEPHINE IDA ROSATO Jo 324 Kathmere Road Brookline ROBERT LAWRENCE ROULSTON Rail 2733 Belmont Avenue Ardmore Hi'Y; Soccer 1, 3. Remembered for—his analytical mind. Service Pin. Remembered for—her pleasant smile. Hi'Y; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3. Remembered for—his determination to win. Fifty-five HHS DOUGLAS W. SCHAFROTH Doug, JOHN WILLIAM RUTH John 57 Fairfield Road Brookline National Honor Society: Fordian; Sc- nior Play: Fordian Footlights; Track 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his “witticisms . 570 Strathmore Road Brookline Merit Awards (C Algebra); Radio Club (V icc-President). Remembered for his quiet, pleasant nature. MAY LOUISE SCHATZ Louise 1616 Ridgeway Rd. Woodmere Park Merit Awards (Latin 1), (French 2); Yearbook; Library Club; A Cappella Choir; College Club; Junior Classical League; Basketball 1. Remembered for—her quick mind and quiet manner. JOHN L. SCHULZE, III Jack 1010 Edgewood Road Penfield Taxidermy Club; Soccer (Manager 1, 2): Wrestling 3; Track 1, 3. Remembered for—his big game hunt' ing. DOROTHY ALICE SHENKIN Dot 29 W. Manoa Road Llanerch Executive Committee: Merit Award (Physical Education); Service Pin; Hi'Y: Cafeteria; Fordian; A Cappella Choir; Operetta; Fordian Footlights; Hockey 2, 3. Remembered for—her lovely singing. RITA SHOEMAKER Rita 117 Earlington Rd. Chatham Village Hi-Y; Senior Play: Pen and Ink; Li' brary Club: A Cappella Choir; For' dtan. Class Secretary 1: Fordian Foot' lights (Treasurer, Vice-President, Pre- sident): Hockey 1. Remembered for—her peppy person- ality. Fifty-six HARRY O. SMEDLEY Harry 1708 Woodmere Way Woodmere Park Remembered for—his boyish appear ancc. GILBERT SMITH Gil 1106 Garfield Avenue Manoa Soccer 1, 2, 3; Hi Y. Remembered for—his tall stories. WAYNE SNYDER Wayne 137 Hastings Ave. South Ardmore Executive Committee; Hi Y: Senior Play; A Cappella Choir; Football 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his “man about town air. WILLIAM SNYDER Bill 2104 Oakmont Avenue Oakmont Cross Country 3; Track 3. Remembered for—his “sharp” clothes. CHARLES DARWIN SPEAR Charlie 902 Woodland Drive Llanerch Fordian. Remembered for—his deep intelligence. Fifty-seven ELIZABETH M. STEELE 1813 Manor Road Brookline Merit Award (Spanish); Library Club; A Cappella Choir; College Club: Span- ish Club (President): Junior Classical League (Treasurer). Remembered for—her quiet brisk man- ner. ROSALIE STEELE Rosalie 236 E. Benedict Avenue South Ardmore College Club: Photography Club: Bas- ketball 2: Hockey 1, 2, 3. Remembered for her love of sports. FLORENCE BARLOW STEMPLE Flossie 2935 Berkley Road Ardmore Hi-Y: Yearbook; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Remembered for her adventurous spirit. E HOMER NOBLE STEWART Hawk 100 E. Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2. 3. Remembered for—his blush. HHS NINA STERNER T ina 508 Washington Ave. Manoa Fordian; Cafeteria: Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her good humor. LORRAINE E. STEVENSON Rainy 149 Decatur Road Oakmont Band 1. 2, 3; Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her petiteness. Fifty-eight DICK STRONG Weed 154 W. Eagle Road Oakmont Basketball. Remembered for his wicked laugh. ELIZABETH STROUP Betsy 1427 Lawrence Road Oakmont O. G. A. Award: Fordian; Pen and Ink: Library Club: Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her friendly smile. BEATRICE LOUISE STULL Beatsy 340 Sagamore Road Brookline Handbook: Pen and Ink; Spanish Club; Photography Club. Remembered for—her pleasant dis position. BARBARA ANNE SWARR Barb 2312 Bryn Mawr Ave. Ardmore Service Pin; Hi Y: Cafeteria; Yearbook: Fordtan (Associate Editor): Nursing Club: Hockey 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—her vivacious person ality. RICHARD STEPHEN THOMAS Steve 63 West Hillcrest Ave. Oakmont Treasurer of Student Government and Executive Committee: Baseball 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3. Remembered for—his perseverance. BARBARA WATT THOMPSON Barb 30 E. Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Merit Awards (Biology, Art, Band, Orchestra); Orchestra; Band; Fordian (Art Editor); A Cappella Choir; Art Club (Treasurer): College Club; Span ish Club. Remembered for—her excellent humor. HHS r i fty-mne MILDRED ELSA THORNQUIST Miily 125 Rockland Road Oakmont Typing Pin; Service Pin; Fordian (Bookkeeper and Treasurer); Hand' hook (Bookkeeper and Treasurer); Yearbook (Typing Chairman): Pho- tography Club; Secretarial Club (Co Manager); Basketball I. Remembered for—her secretarial work. CLAIRE MAE TROWELL Claire Southmore Court Apts. 3-C South Ardmore Cafeteria; A Cappella Choir. Remembered for her stateliness. JOAN LOUISE USCHMANN Ush 122 Harding Avenue Manoa Merit Award (Typing); Fordian (As- s t. Bookkeeper and Treasurer); Hand' book (Typing Manager); Pen and Ink (Typing); Secretarial Club; Photogra' phy Club (Treasurer). Remembered for—her quiet gaiety. DOROTHY E. VERNON Dottie 2150 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Merit Awards (Band, Orchestra); Typ' ing Pin; Service Pin; Orchestra; Band: Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her refreshing femin' inity. PATRICIA M. VERNON Pat 2825 Haverford Road Ardmore Executive Committee; Fordian; Hi - Y (President); Senior Play; Fordian Foot' lights (Secretary); College Club (Treas- urer); Hockey 2, 3. Remembered for—her “busy'as'a'bee” manner. VIRGINIA ELAINE VIRGIN Ginny 1513 Melrose Ave. Lynnewood Park Merit Awards (Shorthand, Art Major); Typing Pin: Service Pin; National Honor Society; Hi'Y; Fordian (Ad- vertising Manager); Yearbook (Art); Art Club; Fordian Footlights; Secrctar ial Club (Co-Manager); A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her stimulating brisk- ness. Sixty CARLO VITTORINI Vit 1005 Edgewood Road Penfield Executive Committee; Hi-Y; Fordian (Editordn-Chief); Handbook (Editor' in-chief); Yearbook; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—his zest in living. GERTRUDE R. WATSON Trudie 111 Strathmore Road Brookline Art Club; A Cappella Choir. Remembered as a modest maiden. CHARLES E. WELLS Charlie 1206 Manor Road Brookline Remembered for his amiable grin. DOROTHY ELAINE WHITE Dot 1817 Manor Road Brookline Fordiaii (Ass’t Circulation Manager); Cafeteria; Taxidermy Club; Hockey 1. Remembered for—her robust energy. JAMES WHITE Jim 315 Davis Road Llanerch Service Club; Stage Crew 1. Remembered for—his chemistry experi- ments. HARRY T. WHITEHEAD Harry 214 Township Line Llanerch Remembered for—his '35 Ford. Sixty-one THELMA LLOYD WHITNEY 631 Lawson Avenue Penfield Scholastic Award (Physical Education); Senior Play; Cafeteria; Art Club; Ford- ian Footlights; Photography Club; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Hockey I, 2, 3. Remembered for—her pilot's license. ROSEMARIE WILKS 405 Upland Road Manoa Choral Club; College Club. Remembered for—her ”you-all accent. RICHARD MASON WILLIAMS Bud 120 Decatur Road Oakmont Secretary of Student Council and Ex- ecutive Committee: Hi-Y (President); Basketball 1. 2, 3 (Captain); Football 1. 2, 3. Remembered for his athletic abilities. JOHN PALMER WILSON Smiling John Concord Pike and Beaver Valley Rd. Chadds Ford R. D. No. 1 Orchestra 2: Band 1, 2; Soccer 2, 3. Remembered for—his genial personal- ity. JAMES EUGENE WREN Jim 402 Cherry Lane Merwood Park Student Council: Hi-Y: Soccer 2, 3: Track 3. Remembered for—his socks in soccer. MARYANN WRIGGINS Deed 303 Fairlamb Avenue Westgate Hills Pen and Ink (Art); Library Club: Art Club; Choral Club. Remembered for—her literary accomp- lishments. Sixty-two PAUL HAYNE YEOMANS Hayne 56 Cedarbrook Road Merion Golf Manor JOHN HERBERT ZICKEL Jack 115 Lincoln Avenue Manoa Band. Remembered for—his quietness. NORMA JEANNE ZICKEL 115 Lincoln Avenue Manoa Library Club. Remembered for—her demureness. JULIA EVELYN HAYES Julia 740 Preston Ave. Bryn Mawr Remembered for her business'like manner. RAYMOND N. ZIMMERMAN Zippy 209 E. Eagle Road Oakmont Fordian; Senior Play: Yearbook. Ford' ian Footlights; Boys Dramatic Group: Spanish Club (Treasurer). Remembered for—vim and vigor. DORIS RUDE Dons 10 E. Langhorne Ave. Llanerch Secretarial Club: Pen and Ink. Remembered for—her laughing eyes. Sixty-three HHS Jht fflemnriam Dorothy Freeborn F. William Banker Suddenly they left us. But these four students shall long be remembered for their friendly greetings and active participation during their short life- times with us at Haverford High School. This June on our graduation day, as we take our appointed places as individuals in the world, their memory shall persist in all our hearts: and although we sincerely wish they, too, could be with us on that memorable day, the thought that we shall all meet again soon, will be held by each of us. And so to them we can only say in part the words of Fitz-Greene Halleck to Joseph Rodman Drake: Rhys Beagal Walter King Green be the turf above thee; Friend of my better days! ) one new thee but to love thee, Tvjor named thee but to praise. Tears fell, when thou wert dying, From eyes unused to weep, And long, where thou art lying, Will tears the cold earth steep. When hearts whose truth was proven, Li e thine, are laid in earth, There should a wreath be woven To tell the world their worth. Si.rly.fonr ACTIVITIES uovi: This organization, under the direction of Mr. Robert Hallowell, consists of those students chosen by their fellow class members. The officers are elected by all students after introductory speeches have been given. Since next year (1947) will be the last containing a February graduating class, a new program for elections has been suggested and adopted. In May of that year, four Juniors will he elected to their respective offices to serve for the following year. During the football season, it has been arranged by the student council that from the 30 to the 30 yard lines shall be open on one side for those students holding A. A. tickets. The 50 to the 30 yard lines on the other side shall be for the use of those out- siders possessing A. A. tickets. This procedure enables the students to be seated more favorably as a cheering section for our team. After the kick'off, the seats are open to anyone desiring them. First Ron: Haws, Nichols, Lutkins, Green, Williams, Powell, Allen, Stevens. Second Ron: Kennedy, Mor- rissey, Higbee, Borgman. Standing: Borneman, Joyce, Gettz, Carr, Mc- Nutt, Leyburn, Schafroth, Zirkman, Johnson, Kisner, Hoover, Steiert, Carlson, Hess. Seated: Plush, Williams, Mr. Granger, Powell, Conover. Standing: Gilligan, Vernon, Tarquinio, Snyder. Sixty-six NATIONAL IIOVOIC MK ICTV Haverford Township High School National Honor Society was established in 1926. The charter number is 422. The students are elected on the basis of Scholar- ship, Leadership, Character, and Service. To he elected the students must be in the upper third of the class. 15% of the A's are elected, 10% of the B’s, and 5% of the C s. Each member of the faculty votes for a student, each member of the society votes, then the final selection is made by a faculty committee approved by Mr. Granger. This committee changes every year. There are two types of National Honor Societies: the working society and the honorary society. Our school has the honorary society. There- fore, they have no special functions. First Ron : Chandler, Harold, Gettz Pierson, Billings, Smith, Davis, Con over, Foutz. Second Row: Bauman Falcone, Johnson, Ellis, Virgin, Don nateili, Almond, Fitti, Jones, P Hinkle. First Row: Vernon, Virgin, Haws, Bush, Grant, Conover, Norman, Shenkin, Foutz, Frame, Thornquist. Second Row: Powell, Gelpe, Falcone, Chandler, Gooding, Bauman, Tar- quinio, Johnson, Jones, Hess. Third Row: Donatelli, Harvey, F’ritschman, Almond, Davis, Harold, Ruth, Renn, Hoover. Fourth Row: Inman, John- son, Higbee, Gooding, Devine, Mc- Nutt, Zirkman, Smith, Cordes, Bray, Rodriquez, Ramsay. At the Sides: Dager, Greyson, James, Fulmer, C. Jones, Grover, DiCandillo, Rhodes. Sixty-seven MKLS’ HI -Y The Girl's HiY, under the leadership of Miss Irene Cornog, strives to uphold the ideals of young womanhood among its members. A committee for child welfare within the community is active, and in many other ways it participates in civic affairs. The girls serve at school banquets and sell refreshments at school sports events. Recently the Haverford High Girl's HiY was chosen as the subject of an article in a national magazine. First Row: Pat Vernon. Christa Ewald- son, Dolly Benson, Doris Tarquinio, Janet Smith, Frances Mitton, Barbara Swarr, Lois Schwettman, Rita Shoe- maker. Second Row: Marion Plush, Dot Shenkin, Dot Holmes, Jean Hemphill. Rita Frame, Diane Steele, Mae Kockler, Jody Higbee, Irma Fritschman. Third Row: Hannah Gettz, Elsie Kircher, Jackie Harlan, Jean Cianci, Jackie Bush, Sally Haws, June Dager, Barbara Davis, Pat Foutz. Fourth Row: Mae Pierucci, Anne Conover, Barbara Grant, Eleanor Norman, Miriam Edwards, Betty Ann McFarland. Fifth Row: Sue Kirshner, Livvy Scheufele, Nancy Collier, Betsy Boss, Ruth Zirkman, Mildred John- son, Betty Reid, Flora Weiss. First Row: Plush, Mitton, Higbee Conover, Vernon, Tarquinio, Grant Shoemaker, Hemphill, Kennedy. Sec ond Row: Virgin, Frame, Steele, Nor man. King, Dager, Borneman, Fox Third Row: Mattern, Bush, Inman Davis, Harold, Fritschman, Foutz Haws, Mitchell. Fourth Row: Zirk man, Brangan, Gooding, Collier, Orr Johnson, Morrissey, Kockler, Me Laughlin. Sixty-eight HOYS’ III-Y The Haverford chapter of the Boy's Hi-Y, founded for the purpose of creating and maintaining higher standards of Christian character, is sponsored by Mr. Benjamin W. Howarth. During the past few years, the main task of the HiY has been to obtain service news for the Fordian insert, to edit it, and to fold and mail the publication to Haverford High alumni in the armed forces. First Ron: Fitti, Billings, Hinkle, R. Williams, Snyder. Second Ron: Renn, Plantz. Agnew, Kirshner, Johnson. Third Ron: Pierson, Allen, Brownley, Entwistle, Falcone, Hess, Fourth Ron : Haff, Patton, Rhoads, Gooding, Kuehnle, Higgins. Fifth Ron: Bray, Gieges, Fell, Cording, Geary, Thomp- son, Fulmer. Sixth Ron: Grover, Gilli- gan, McCausland, Greenwood. Jones, Vittorini, E. Williams. First Ron: Snyder, Jones, R. Williams, E. Williams. Second Ron: Powell, Kirshner, Douglas, Schlenzig, Rcnn, Guillan. Hess, Smith. Johnson. Plantz. Third Ron: Fulmer, Entwistle, Gelpe, Falcone, Fall, Bray, Kuehnle, .Allen, Roulston, Gooding. Fourth Ron: Morrison, Hoover, Newhall, Vittorini, Rodriquez, Thompson, Wren, Rhodes. Greenwood, Gilligan, Grover. Sixty-vine A i ul Yankee in King Arthur's I'ourt JANUARY 194« The senior class of January 1946 selected for its class play a comedy entitled A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. This play revolved around a modern boy who cast back into Medieval days, and his amusing experiences as a visitor to King Arthur’s Castle. The play was under the capable direction of Mrs. Hamlet, who proved her merit by turning out a play that proved to be a “smash hit. First Row: Pierucci, Pattern, Weiss. Second Row: Katz, Pierson, Fitti. Geary, Ahn, Edwards, Leginni, Kauf- man, Smith, Gettz. First Row: Peterson, Caffey, Katz, Ahn, Pierucci, Pattern, Weiss, Smith, Kirsher. Second Ron: Elliot, Reed, Jones, Pierson, Geary, Edwards, Leginni, Kaufman, Holmes, Gettz. Third Row: Ewaldswan, Arizini, Fitti. Seventy Till: HAIKIIETTS •MM: I!� Mi During the production of The Barretts, the principals of the cast encountered extraordinary difficulties. The loss of Mrs. Marion Hamlet, then of Mr. John Taylor, her successor, left the drama class without an instructor. But Miss Mary B. Amo finally rescued the play with her capable direction. The Barretts was an eighteenth century costume play, an abridged form of The Barretts of Wimpole Street. The cast included many veterans of the Fordian Footlights, and was extremely well portrayed by the Class of June, 1946. Seated: Fritschman, Fox, Renn, Tar- quinio. Standing: Plush, Avila, Gar- ber, Johnson, Ruth, Whitney, Ball- beck. Seated: Jones, Fox, Rhodes, Jones, Tarquinio, Renn, Crawford, Ruth. Standing: Port, Borneman, Vernon, Shoeman, Mitchell, Zimmerman, Powell, Collier, Foutz, Snyder, Miss Amo, Avila, Plush, Fritschman, Gar- ber, Johnson, Ballbeck, Whitney, Mit- ton, Hemphill. I� _______ Seventy-one MUSH One of the most active organizations in the school is the music department. The Band has taken part at all the foot' ball games, pep rallies and Armistice and Memorial Day programs. They also play- ed for Music Night and for the June Commencement. The Orchestra provid' ed the music for the senior plays, both Baccalaureate services, and the January Commencement. They also accompanied the Christmas section of Handel's “Mcs' siah at the Second Baptist Church of Germantown. The Choir sang at the Baccalaureate Programs, at Music Night, and at various churches of the commun ity. They participated in the Cultural Olympics at the University of Pennsyb vania and, accompanied by the orchestra, gave the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. “The Pirates of Penzance . First Row: Herbert Guest, Mary Muffley, Oscar Carlson, Barbara Norman, Frank Hoizheimer, Coleman Winter, Frances Mitton, Fern Mitchell, Barbara Davis, Dorothy Ann James, Herbert Hoover, Grace Iseminger, Mary Ellen Schlosser, Marion Mat- tison, Edgar Chase, Ginny Nicholls, Imogene McNabb, Jane Abernathy. Second Row: William Conner, Janet Fuhrmeister, Jack Walker, Richard Winter, Norman Zundt, Jean Ann Schenck, Evelyn McLaughlin, Jeanne Brangan, Doris Croll, Helen Drum Majorettes: Nancy Stephens, Evelyn McLaughlin, Dorothy Vernon. First Row : Philip Johnson, John Richardson, Marguerite Hall, Alfred Hammett, William Conner, Janet Fuhrmeister, June McLaughlin, John Walker, Robert Longnecker. Second Row : Lorraine Stevenson, Irene Stuart, Larry Wexlin, Jean Brown. Ann Cochran, Eugene Bentley, Sylvia Whitney, Margie Jackson, Doris Croll. Third Row: Corrine Griffith, Jean Ann Schenck, Dick Winter, Norman Zundt, Jeanne Brangan, Donna Borg- man, Janice Mowrer, Nonine Borg- man, Nancy Beck. Fourth Row: Nor- man Me Dowell, Philip Donatolli, James Hazel, Robert Schlenzig, Don- ald McIIvain, Harry Bickhardt, Rich- ard Hammond, Barbara Thompson. Fifth Row: James Flowers, Jean Kor- tenhotf. Jack Lambert, John Zickel, Dale Dunstan, Larry Smith, George Kurtz, Nancy Grosvenor, William Elliott, Charles Eschelman, Emil Pa- citti. Sixth Row: Herbert Hoover, William Gooding. Seventy-two DEPARTMENT Wise, Eugene Bently, Donald Mcllvain, Margaret Jackson, Irene Stuart, Jean Brown, Noninc Borgman, Angela Manno, Katherine Hoffman, William Gooding, Gloria D'Angeli, June McLaughlin. Third Ron: Dale Dunstan, Dorothy Vernon, Jean Kor- tenhoff, Jack Lambert, Norman McDowell, Barbara Thompson, John Hess, Philip Donatelli, Richard Hammond, James Hazel, Richard Mulcahey, James Flowers, William Elliott. Music Night this year was one of the most successful in the history of Haver- ford High. The program was given on February 11th and the attendance was the largest of any Senior High School Concert. The Orchestra, A Cappella Choir and Band participated in this program, which featured two soloists, Dorothy Shenkin, who sang the Aria, “Deh vieni non tardar, from the Mar- riage; and Dorothy Ann James, who played the First Movement of Mendels- sohn’s Concerto in E minor. - When the program was over, the Band Mothers Association sponsored a recording dance in the gymnasium. First Ron: Lafferty, Wilks, Hutton, Pressed , Seymour, Giacamucci, Gran- ger, Worfield, Pierson, Postlewait, Redman, Gooding, Tarbottom, Troi- ani. Law, Falconi, Garber, Schatz, McLaughlin, McNabb. Second Row: Stauffer, Hinkle, Watson, Forlano, Land, Miller, Manning, Pope, Leg- nini. Smith, Hunt, Hoerr, Mulcaey, Bickhart, Keiser, Whitney, Beck, K. Hoffman. Third Row: Prowell, Moore, Hoffman, Mann, Borncman, Hoover, McNutt, Sheets, Jones, Larabee, Dean, Wriggins, Davis, Jones, Borgman, Owens, Pegg. Fourth Row: D’Angeli, Shenkin, Port, Trowell, Buehring, McKeith, Randolph. Lanser, Fox, Zirkman, Collaer, Moffit, Crawford, Eagin, Huddell, Clamford, Burris, Steele. Seventy-three ruit ui The three publications of Haver' ford High School are the Fordian, the newspaper which is published twelves times a year; the Hand' bool{, which serves as a guide to the activities of the coming year: and the Pen and lni{. the magazine which displays the literary and art talent of the students who con- tribute to it. The Fordian is capably directed by Mr. Arthur R. Walter. This year, due to the heightened interest of the sophomores. Miss Jean D. Laurie took them and created a Bulletin feature in order to give them experience in news writing until vacancies in the regular staff made it possible for them to write for the Fordian. FORDIAN BUSINESS STAFF Seated: Virgin, Collier, Crawford, Devine, Thornquist, Mitchell. Standing: Leslie, Hemphill, Shoemaker, Uschmann. PEN AND INK First Ron: Janet Smith, Hannah Gettz, Shirley Harold, Miss Brown. Mildred Johnson. Second Ron: Sue Kirshner, Irma Fritschman, Joan Inman, Helene Harris, Frances Carr, Doris Almond, Milly Carlino, Phyllis Donatelli, Miss Kavasch. Seventy-four 4 ATIONS FORDIAN First Ron: Mitchell, Hausstnan, Swarr, Vittorini, Kockler, Mitton, Steele. Second Ron: Wright, Borneman, Hamilton, Keilholz, Manno, Dager, King, Port, Higbee, Hinkle. Third Row: Jones, Devine, Crawford, Lynch, Fox, Devine, Zimmerman, Johnson. The Handbook is published at the beginning of the fall term every year. It contains vital informa' ation concerning scholastic and ath- letic awards, clubs and activities, the floor plan of the school, a cab endar of events for the year, and other interesting facts. Mr. A. J. Postpichal guides the Handbook staff and handles the business af' fairs of the Fordtan. The Pen and Ink is under the able guidance of Miss Lillian R. Brown. The regular staff does most of the writing but many contribu- tions from other students are used. The staff selects the stories and they are suitably illustrated and ar- ranged in the book which is pub- lished four times a year. HANDBOOK First Row: McCormick, Kockler, Swarr, Vittorini, Goldberg, Mitchell, Mattern. Second Row: Leslie, White, Hunter, Hunt, McKown, Borneman, Keilholz, Richter. CLUBS LIBRARY CLUB First Row: Donnatelli, Greene, Hibberd, M. Carlino. Second Row: Crawford, Devine, Bcnnet, Bianco, Cianci, J. Grant, Hines, Garber, J. Carlino. Third Row: Croll, Freas, Stroup, Salneu, Gregson, Forlano, Shoemaker, Heisley. Fourth Row: Doran, Manno, James, Feyler, S. Whitney, Wriggins, Zickel, D. Miller, Collier, M. John- son, Gooding, Coyle, Smet hurst, Branham, Schatz, Bowling, Hemphill, Rice. ART CLUB First Row: Massa, Kockler, Salaneu, Branham, Tarquinio, Gillam, Plush, Whitney, Crum, Mayer, Curry, Dinon, Caccese, Boss. Second Row: Carlino, Holmes, Almond, Harold, Bradley, Griffith, Bianco, D’Angeli, Mattern, Borneman, W'riggins. DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: Virgin, Abbott. Hines, Haws, Thompson, Moore, Borneman, Hemphill, Wright, Haussman, Di Rietro, Lutkin, Mattern, Bush, Harsh, Burn. Second Row: Fritschman, Pennypacker, Whitehead, Shenkin, Crum, Steele, King, Smethurst, Keilholz, Hinchman, Kernel, Gettz, Beauchamp, Foutz. Third Row: Collier, Keser, Grosvcrnor, Salneu. Ganes. Shoemaker, Grant, Fox, Gooding, Whitney, Conover. Fourth Row: Norman, Eagin, Jones, McNutt, Greyson, Boss, Ballbeck, Craw- ford, Zirkman, Awot, Moffitt, Miller, Dager, Boss, Port. COLLEGE CLUB Seated: Chandler, Pegg, Fritschman, Davis. Standing: Brown, Owens, Foutz, Ballbeck, Muffley, Thompson, Wilkes, Gillam, Awot, Higbee, Inman, Steele. SECRETARIAL CLUB First Row: Forlano, Mitchell, Virgin, Miss Myers, Thornquist, Sterner, Frame, Stevenson. Second Row: Uschman, Vernon, Freas, Hutton, Huddell, Carlino, McCormick. Third Row: Harvey, Rude, Fritsch, Moffit, Corner, Carr, Leslie, Bianco. CLUBS GIRLS’ COUNCIL First Row: Boone, Babcock, Patton, Rice, Mitchell, Massa, Virgin, Hemphill, Schwettman, Hollingsworth, Alen, Cave. Keser, Harvey, Hoffman, Borgman. Second Row: Patton, Whitney, Buhrig, Lafferty, Steele, Koehler, Fiorella, Tarquinio, Borneman, Battle, Foley, Huddell, Dobey, Wilks, Mclvor, Housman, Taft, Hinkle, Bellum, Bergin, Killgore, Hodge, Hall, Shenkin, Foutz, Oakford, Haring, Borneman, Todd, Lynch, Heisley. Third Row: Lanser, Fox, Martyn, James, Johnson. Mitton, Cochrane, Jones, Swarr, Gans, Taylor, Conover. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Wright, Borneman, Martucci, Mattern, Miller, Bennet, Scarpucci, Stevenson, Buering, Hunter, Whitehead, Burn, Calandra. SPANISH CLUB First Ron: Falcone, Thompson, Inman, Almond, Steele, Davis, Branham, Miss Pike. Second Row: Foutz, Fritsch- man, Pegg, Owens, Laws, King, Dager, McCann, Gillam Embcrger, Brown, Mufflcy, Carr, Collear, Ballbeck, Griffith, Manno, Burris, Guest. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First Row: Wise, Knapp, Goodwin, McArter, D’Angelo, Caccese, Dinon, Carlson, Miss Gilmore. Second Row : Schatz, Taft, Jackson, Gillam, Henrich, Grosvenor, Rossi, Wolle, Finch, McClenaghen, Coffey, Fritschman, Owens. NURSING CLUB Barbara Hamilton, Eleanor Norman, Barbara Grant, Frances Mitton, Christa Ewaldson, Anne Conover, Judy Fleet, Fern Mitchell, Barbara Swarr, Jean Hemphill, Doris Tarquinio, Marion Plush, Marion Massetti, Diane Steele, June Dager, Janet Borneman, Mae Kockler, Barbara Davis, Virginia Gooding, Mildred Johnson, Shirley Harold, Arlene La Fountaine, Elsie Kircher, Tin Pirates of Penzance The A Cappclla Choir presented this operetta which Mr. Paul Ernest Fink directed. It was his first big project since taking over the choir again this fall, although the choir has appeared many times this year. The musical, with its humorous dialogue and catchy tunes, was a most popular production. It played to three sell-out crowds and all were impressed with the talent displayed by the performers. The clever costumes and scenery set the mood and the excellent acting and singing of the cast held the interest of the audience throughout the evening. Seated: Land, Hoerr, Felir, Granger. Warfield, Grocomucci, Norris, Mc- Nutt, Miller, Pope, Miles. Kneeling or Standing: Hunt, Redman, Seymour, Postlewarte, Wilmot, Manning, D. Young, Larabee, Dean, W. Young, Tarbottom. Seated: Hecht, Huddell, Burris, M. Hoffman, Beck, Collear, Falcone, Hinkle, Heisley, Moore. Standing: McNutt, Shenkin, K. Hoffman, Gettz, Cunningham, Whitney, Prowell, Clampffer, Shainer, Zirkman, Bush, Hecker, Mann, Pierucci, D’Angelo, Watson, Lafferty. Seventy-eight SPORTS FOOT SUBURBAN CHAMPIONS 72 73 58 ' 'w W'J- ®«'V0i nwwnnnmtm nnnn ?7 77 7 f rf V If K 1 IM! 1’� 7 -7 7 Billings, Snyder, Williams, Smith, Guiliani, Grover, Jones, M-ircliUtiicnn Pall Wocc llimiin, Aannu Am.itiirri. (� :ihru I. illi.inix This year's football team had a very successful season. The team was coached by William B. Stinson and Stephen M. Juenger. Under the able supervision of these coaches, the team won the Suburban Big Six Championship. To clinch this title the team knew that they had to beat Upper Darby on Thanksgiving Day. With this thought in mind, they played and won. The final score read Haverford 9: Upper Darby 0. Thus Haverford's football team became the 1945 Big Six Champs. Kneeling: Jones, Williams, Gabriel, Gilligan. Billings. Grover, McCaus- land. Standing: Bray, Agnew, Steiert, Hess. Eighty HALL i4. n u H O 20 Abington ................... 0 20 Norristown ................. 6 13 Cheltenham ................. 0 14 Lower Merion ............. 20 12 Radnor .................... 0 13 Berwyn .................... 0 13 Lansdowne ................. 6 0 West Chester ............. 12 9 Upper Darby ............... 0 Ruth, Steiert, Entwistle, Means, Bray, Kelly, Rodriquez, Greiges, Higgins, Di Francisco, Groetzinger, Grover, McClausland, Giiligan. The Junior Varsity football team, better known as the J.V.’s, also had a successful season. Mr. Allison Cornog and Mr. Ray Mentzer were the coaches. The team, with the hopes of playing varsity ball next season, developed under these coaches. At the end of the season, the J. V. s had only lost one game and tied one. Even though they re' ceived no letter, everyone appreciates the job they did. First Row: Carlson, Montegnolo, Hess, Watson, Powell, Kirshner, I.eyb urn, Steifiel, McNeill. Second Row: Schlenzig, Donatelli, Arnold, Gelpke, Pittenger, Anderson, Thompson, Straton, Adams, Lynch, Griffith. Third Row: Dickson, Swettman, Brendlinger, Winter, Pyott, Scheats, Smith, Larrabee, Stinson, DeCurtis. Eighty-one S M 4 i:it AM. HOIKEY Under the capable leadership of Tom Geary, captain of the soccer team, Haver' ford High Schools soccer team had a very favorable season, beating Lower Morion in the last game to end up in second place in the league. Gilbert Smith had the honor to be chosen on the AlbScholastic team. Also, Gil Smith and Jack Wilson made the AlbSuburban first team, and Jim Wren and Bob Fulmer made the second team. The Hockey team wanted to have a special season to give Miss Ethel David, the coach, who is abdicating in favor of Miss Jane S. Pike, a season to remember. The spirit, teamwork, and smooth playing of the squad does not show in the final scores this year, however, but these factors may, in forthcoming seasons, be decisive in producing a team of champions. SOCCER H O 1 Upper Darby ............... 2 1 Mastbaum ................... 2 1 Friends' Central ........... 2 1 Abington .................. 1 1 Upper Darby ................ 0 0 Northeast .................. 2 0 Lower Mcrion .............. 4 2 Abington .................. 0 2 Haverford School ........... 0 2 Lower Mcrion .............. 1 1 Girard College .............. 3 1 Westtown ................... 1 League Games HOCKEY H O I Radnor ..................... 5 1 Swarthmorc ................. 2 0 Lower Merion ............... 2 1 Lansdowne .................. 4 Upper Darby—Game Canceled SOCCER First Row: Wilson, Clark, Rhodes. Geary, Smith, Roulston, Redman. Second Row: Wren, Rodriquez, Fell, Greenwood, Cox, Fulmer, Davy. Third Row: Hoover, Vernow, Donatelli. HOCKEY Hutton, Kennedy, Swarr, Harvey, Conover, Schwettman, Stemple, Nor- man, Steele, Whiteney, Mitchell, Hemphill, Mitton, Tarquinio, Braun, Kirshner. Eighty-two ■BASKETBALL. BOYS' BASKETBALL H O 34 Episcopal ................. 23 33 Friends4 Central ........... 40 36 West Chester .............. 32 50 Ycadon ..................... 32 27 Upper Darby ............... 40 28 Radnor .................... 37 33 Abington ................... 23 23 Cheltenham ................ 24 34 Norristown ................. 39 28 Lower Merion .............. 39 43 Lansdowne .................. 27 20 Upper Darby ................ 34 29 Abington .................. 34 36 Glen-Nor .................. 31 46 Cheltenham ................ 37 37 Norristown ................ 37 33 Lower Merion .............. 43 GIRLS' BASKETBALL H O 13 Lansdowne ................ 33 9 Upper Darby .............. 24 17 Lower Merion ............. 50 10 Swarthmore ............... 39 14 Radnor ................... 44 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Kneeling: Roulston, Gilligan, Bray, Williams, Hess, McCausland, Brown- ley. Standing: Strong, Jones, Cordes, Whitney, Morrison, McClatchey, Giuliani, Sweeney, Marshhausen, Bruce. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL tirst Ron- : Harold, Schwettman, Kirshner, Joyce, Carr, Davis. Second Ron: Harsh, Goodwin, Harvey, Orr, Schaldewald, Schlosser, Norman, Lynch. Although the Basketball team had a none too favorable season as far as scores go, it showed team spirit and perseverance. There were two veterans from the Championship starting five. Bud Williams, the Captain, and Bob McCausland, who graduated in February. Another boy, Ned Brownley, also played on that team but was injured in a football game last fall and was unable to participate this season. The team was invited to play in the Kiwanis Tournament but they were eliminated in the first game, against Upper Darby. However, the boys who played received medals to commemorate the occasion. Bob McCausland was chosen by his team mates as the “Most Valuable Player” of the year. His tremendous scoring ability, work under the backboards, and splendid team play made him the logical choice. After the season at Havcrford was over, some of the boys on the team entered the Norristown Y. M. C. A. Tournament. They did exceptionally well, losing the championship game by one point in an extra period, to finish in second place. For their good work they received silver medals and a trophy. Mr. Stephen M. Juenger, the coach, has that to console him as well as the prospect of a much better season next year when most of the J. V. s, who arc coached by Mr. Albert G. Gwinn, and had a good season, will be playing varsity. The Girls Basketball team has been coached by Miss Lillian B. Hilbert for many years. This season, the girls worked very nicely, and since several of the girls were only sophomores, the future of girls’ basketball at Haverford looks quite promising. The Junior varsity is developing rapidly into a group of first-rate players, also, and will provide adequate background for the future Varsity. Eighty-three CROSS COUNTRY ,� � WRESTLING CROSS-COUNTRY H 0 16 Chester ........... 25 Upper Darby ................. 30 19 Norristown .................. 36 16 West Chester ................ 39 15 Lower Mcrion ................ 40 District 1, P.I.A.A. meet - Haverford —second place (59 points) Marcus Hook Invitation meet Haver- ford- second place (42 points) Penn State Finals—Haverford second place (70 points) WRESTLING H 0 9 Naval Hospital 16 3' 39 Upper Darby . 0 40 Cheltenham . 10 18 Abington . 23 34 Lansdowne . 9 27 Episcopal . 21 18 Overbrook School for Blind . 17 District I, P.I.A.A. Meet CROSS COUNTRY First Ron-: Wilmot, Thomas, Vittorini, A. Johnson, D. Anderson, Arizini, Gordon. Second Ron: Fritsch, Law, Rhiver, Jones, Snyder, Pagasy, Luhks. Third Ron: Mr. Breuninger, War- nock, D. Johnson, Norris, Richcns, Stewart, Bauman. WRESTLING First Ron: R. Long, Steimen. Second Ron: Shellem, Powell, Kurtz, Hinkle, Plantz, Fall, Agnew, Gabriel, Billings. Third Ron: R. Carnwath, Rossi, Montagnolo, Schlenzig, Donatelli, Gelpke, C. Anderson, Thompson. Fourth Ron: Carnwath, E. Long, Johnson, Dawson, D. Anderson, Gerdon, R. Schulze, Ware. Fifth Ron: Garber, Morris, Haverey, Win- ship, Hall, J. Schulze. The 1945 cross-country season produced a championship team. The harriers, ably captained by Stanley Johnson, were undefeated in five dual meets. The team took second places in the District I meet, the Marcus Hook Invitation, and the State Finals. The letter winners were: Stanley Johnson, Carlo Vittorini, Steve Thomas, Finley Gordon, Homer Stewart, Charles Anderson, Thomas Fritsch, Charles Pagesy, Benjamin Wilmot, and Walter Bauman. This year wrestling became one of the most popular sports. Large crowds at- tended the meets and cheered the team, which, due to Mr. Gerald Harter s patient coaching, has improved steadily in the last year. Several of the hoys who won lettters or had experience in regular matches this season were underclassmen and will be the nucleus of an even better team next year. Eighty-four ■EASE) IE ALL am. T1EACK The 1946 track team was fortunate in having five lettermen: Jim Hess, Gene Renn. Carlo Vittorini, Shearman Fell, and Stanley Johnson. The team is coached by Mr. William Breuninger and Mr. Robert Schenck. Prospects for the successful season were better at the outset than they have been for several years. The baseball team has been coached for many years by Mr. Allison G. Cornog. This year there were six lettermen who returned from last year's championship team, including pitcher Roy Allen, the Captain, who formed the nucleus of this season's team. TRACK H O 29 Upper Darby ............. 79 Bridgeton Relays- Championship of Group 3. BASEBALL H O 6 Episcopal ................. 0 1 Haverford School ........... 4 5 Northeast .................. 1 2 Upper Darby ................ 0 14 Radnor .................... I 4 Lower Mcrion .............. 5 1 Friends Central ........... 7 1 Cheltenham ................ 0 10 West Phila................. 3 3 Norristown ................. 4 7 Abington ................. 1 7 Radnor .................... 1 6 Lower Merion .............. 5 4 Upper Darby ............... 0 TRACK First Ron: Donetelli, Renn, Hess, Fell. Stewart, Johnson, Gibson. Vittorini, E. Carlson, Sidnor, O. Carlson. Sec- ond Ron: Wilmot, Stamen, Angstedt, Gelpke, Norris, LaWall, Smith, Seton, Mikle, R. Schulze, Arizini. Third Row: Newhall, Simmons, Wilson, Freeth, Groff. Wallser, Ruth, Kurtz, Clark, Long, Entwistle, Fritsch, Jones. Fourth Row: Schlenzig, Hess, Rossi, Higgins, Montagnolo, Siegle, Richens, Ramsey, Melchior, Lamen. Fifth Row: Stienman, D. Richens, Higgins, Daw- son, Groetzinger, Kramer, R. Schulze, Pickell, Longnecker, Stiefel, Tracy. Sixth Row: Brennan, Grover, Wil- Iiames. Jones, Stratton, Wood, J. Schulze, Davis. Schaffroth, Snyder, Gordon, Wren, Bowman. Avila, Bauman. BASEBALL First Row: Kuehnle, Steiert, Cordes Thomas, Jones, Allen, Muir, Morris Marschausen, Di Candillo, Griffith Second Row: Mcklville, Gillian, Mac Intyre, Arnold, Smith, Spencer Haegg, DeCurtis, Trickett, Higgins Third Row: Richie, Fratoititoni, Whit ney, Rhiver, Kohill. Eighty-five WHO’S WHO JANUARY mm Lawson Cording Bob McCausland Kim Billings . .. Joe Fitti....... Tom Geary Ned Brownley . Kim Billings .. . Eddie Ahn....... Meric Legnini . . Jim Warnock . . Lawson Cording Joe Fitti ...... Gil Kaufman .. . John Hinkle Dave Pierson . .. ......Cutest.......... ... . Best Looking . ... .... Most Popular .. . Most Likely to Succeed ......Wittiest ........ .... Most Athletic .. .....Best Liked ....... .. . . Best Dressed .... .....Peppiest......... .....Quietest......... . . . . Best Natured ... . ..... Most Pull....... .....Class Clown .... . . . Most Talkative ... .....Most Active . . . . . Dorothy Holmes . . Jeannette Ellis ... Sue Kirshner .... Janet Smith . . . . Flora Weiss .. . Sue Kirshner .... Janet Smith . Lois Schwcttman Angelini Papaloni . . . . June Harnish . . Janice Peterson .....Elaine Kats .....Joan Wells . .. . Mae Pierucci .... Janet Smith .n i: ium Milt Plantz....... Shearman Fell . .. Charles Bray .... Bill Gooding .... Bill Entwistle Jack Gilligan Bud Williams . . . Bill Snyder...... Ned Agnew .... Douglas Schafroth Ray Guiliani .... Carlo Vittorini .. Boh Chandler ... Ernie Falcone Wayne Snyder . . .....Cutest.......... . Handsomest-Prettiest . . . . Most Popular Most Likely to Succeed .....Wittiest........ . . . Most Athletic .. . . .....Best Liked .... .. . . Best Dressed . .. . .....Peppiest........ .....Quietest ....... . . . . Best Natured . .. . .....Most Pull....... .... Class Clown . .. . .. Most Talkative . . . .... Most Active . .. . . . . Jean Hemphill .......Pat Foutz . Doris Tarquinio . . . Shirley Harold Marie McCormick . . Flossie Stemplc . . Frannie Mitton .. . Kathleen Hall . . . . Peggy Hodge . . . Louise Schatz .... Betty Lanser . Irma Fritschman ...... Grace Fox . .. Barbara Swarr .... Dot Shenkin 0 IAXVAKY � 47 JANUARY 1947 (GIRLS) First Row: Mac Ivor, Daiter, Kin� . Morrissey, Conover. Bellam, Harlan, Johnson, Damron. Manno. Wensing. Second Row: Norman. Grant. Faulkner, Clark. ClampfTer. Hindsley, Stevens. Rust. Convoy. Rockier. Orr. Third Row: Weinmann. Dowd. Hall, DiValerio. Johnson. McCann. LaFountain, Pellexi ini. JANUARY 1947 (BOYS) First Row: Gettz, Siegle, Morrison. Thompson. Orr. Steicrt, Rockier. McNeill. Currey, WeisKorber. McGoldrick. Second Row: Lloyd, Fall, Fulmer, Graham. Dunstan. Fullerton, Wexlin. Sassi, Orazi. DiCandilo. Third Row: Williams. MacFarlane, Brucc. Stiefel. Redman. Marinelli, Guldin. Cordrey. Sweeney. Douxlus. Fourth Row: Gabriel. Ponzo, Troiani. Hunt. Cordes. Johnson. Hall, Lonxenccker. II Ml 1947 JUNE 1947 (C GIRLS) First Row: Stokely. Hausemunn. Barth. McLaughlin. Mattern. Ise- minger. Stevens. Sudmann. Haws. Young. Borgman. Second Row: Hoss. T« dd. Thompson. Rainey. Burris. Warner. Calandra. May. Coyle. Taylor. Travaglini. Jackson. Stefano. Whamond. Third Row: Shoemaker. Boone. Horn. Hecht. Mayer, Center. Penning- ton. Jackson. Krill. Hodge. Rudolph. James. Fourth Row: Lynch. Sweeney. Bond. Battle. Weadon. Lundberg. Isothinn. Miller. Kirkley. Rice. Lloyd. Joeckcl. Lanke, Jackson. Patten. Babcock. JUNE 1947 (C GIRLS) First Row: Getty. Nimmo. Zirkman. Fisher. Hecker. VanSciver. Em- berger. Croll, Scarapucci, DePietro. Crum. Second Row: Smethurst. Bush. Bangs. Mayer. Massam. Bryan. Gill. Heisley, Bergin. Hinkle. Cave. Richards. Papaloni. Dougherty. Third Row: Wright, Gettz. Kurtz, Kickahaugh. Taft. Ruf. Feyler. Whitney. Gravenor. Burn. Hunter, Co.ucci. Gianguilio. McKown. Hartman. Richter. VanHook. James. Fourth Row: Pennypacker. Kearney. Graves. De Felice. Armandi. Frangionc. Coladonato, Borraccini, DuRnnd. Krigbaum. Scacchia. Fifth Row: Smith. Hammill, Noss, Miller. McNabb, Lund. Harsch. Gregson, Royee. Moore. Salneu. Sixth Row: Wagner. Smith, Bornemann, Hinchman. Lanser. Keilholz. Hamilton, Crothers. Hoffecker. Kompas. Cochrane, Brangan. Boss. Gans, Gooding. Woll. Taitt. Hoffman, Keser. Fromm. Seventh Row: Woodbury. McNutt. Walker. Martin. DiAngeli. Martucci. Hynson. Buehring. Bennett, W'hitehead. Love. Ninety-three JUNE 1047 JUNE 1947 (C HOYS) First Row: Schlenzig. Lynch. Manning, Groff. Hoover. Smith. McDowell. Kelso. Hop wood. Powell, Kirshner. Second Rote: Spraker. Seymour. Willis. Connery. Ramondo. Adams. Hibbs, Garber, Linn. Strong. 'third. Row: Foley. Legerton. MeClatehy, Prcsscde. Whitney, Abbonizio, McGoldrich. Seton. Warfield, Ginther. Fourth Row: Fromm, Smith. Wisniski, (Lynch). Weiss, Patterson. Patterson. Pittcnger. Haigh, Rodriquez. Galloway. (Brendlinger). Fifth Row: Simmons, Dennin. Clark. Carr. Anderson. DiFrancisco. Donneley. Young. Bowen. Gulliver. JUNE 1947 C BOYS) First Row: Staman. Fitti, Mastrocola. McNutt. Leyburn. Higgens. Hess. Engle, Rossi. Innella. Moutagnola. Second Row: Jones. Ware. Posengarten. Baxter. Fehr. Chapman. Gelpke, Mulca hey, Freeth. Carlson. Mackey. Third Row: Groetzinger. Froberg. Kenny, Winter, Wilson, Donatelli. Brice. Gillian. Melville. Stinson. Fourth Row: Winship, Land. Pope. Hoerr, Flowers. Tarbottom. Smith. Conner. Jacobs. Kaiser. Fifth Row: Nugent. Thompson. Hammonds, Wellham. Buzby, Penny- packer. Stroth. Postelwaite, Brown. Higgins, Rhiver. Sixth foie: Mulchiorre, Mackey, Mack. Kramer, Smith, Keiss, Boninc, Yeck. Schulye. Zeller. Harvey. Seventh Row: McCabe, Owens, Stratten, Williams, Sweeny, Higgins. Webb. Stevenson. Ninety-jour JUNE Ht it JUNE 1948 (E GIRLS) First Row: Pyott, Beck. Hollingsworth. King. Bisbing. Myers. Italian- tyne. Myers, Hubert. Shupert, Eldridge. Second Row: Eschelman, Watson. Dean. Schlosser, Cleland. Wagner, Welde, Pay, Myhre. Lynch, D’Agostine, Soeder, Devine. Third Row: Alfcrio, Howies. Grosvenor. Rominger, Dinon, Caccese. Foley, Coburn. Hibberd, Di Pietro, Diller. Ford, Slagle. Bromley, Stephens. Sylvester. Fourth Row: Stuart. McArtor, Wise. Grover. Andrien, Gsell. Conners. Gsell. Gianguilio. Scacchia. A i fA Row: D'Angeli. Kilpatrick. Frings, Matteson. LeMaitre, Robinson. Zimmerman, Naith. Shaner. Laws. Beck. Schwadewald. Baldwin, Hunt. Jones, Beck. Hoffman. Titus. Boss Curry. D’Angelo. Sixth Row: Katkowski. McLaughlin. Eyre. Livingston. Knapp, Patten. Groves. Mueller. Wiltbank. Garber. Lutkin. Hines. Meyle. JUNE 1948 (E GIRLS) First Row: Dobie, Umani. Schenck, Dougherty, Consalvi. Grant. Nicholls, Beauchamps, Cates. Garlichs, Brumfield. Amatucci. Second Row: Rossi. McKnight. Allen, Geiger, Bell, Carlino. Kostic. McDevitt. Walker. McClenaghan. Coffey. Collins. Wade, Cunningham. Third Row: Stauffer, Cooper, Cordrey, Lacey. Abernethy, Laws, Bianco, Radeil. Wisniski. Traube, Van Allen. Emilsson. Hendricks. Fourth Row: Killgore. McCaw, M. Amatucci, Butler. Tattersall, Pent. Seymour, Taylor. Martin. Hooper. Ardell, Miles. English. Fifth Row: Hyam. Greene, Smith. Buck, Spear. Adams, Fuhrmeister. Blancha. Prowell, Henry. Borgman, Lewis, Thorton, Abbott . Walker. Larsen, Goodwin. Sixth Row: Corbin, Gillam, Wright. Haines. Henrich, Finch. Greene. Miller, Mowrer, Heald, Ramsey, Hollenbach. Ninety-five june nun JUNE 1948 (E BOYS) First Hour: Hammett. Bickardt. Fowler, Morrison, Jones. Griffith, Carson, Miller. Dickson, Bradley. Stretch. Second Hour: Gensity, J. Fratantoni, Young. Davy, DiTrolio. Davis, Condlief, Arnold. Miller, I. Fratantoni. Dawson. Finkelston. Third How: Clark Schultheis, Buchanan. Umani. Parker. Borth. Eshle- man, Crudden, Ritchie. Seymour. Shellcm, Wright. Steinman, Anderson. Fourth How: Spohn. McCreary, Pagani, Watson. Jackson. Triekett, Cordes, Waite, Schwettman, Francks. Bernstein, Dages, McKelvey, Ellis. Fifth Hour: Griessen. Bowman. Kirkpatrick. Brownfield. Alstrom, Maxell. Pearson. Morris. Haines. D max. Sixth How: Hall. Cardwell, Leidy. Larabee. Zundt. Easton. Chase, Deck man. Brown. Hammond. DeCurtis. Lewis. Tracy. Rose. Moesel. JUNE 1948 (E BOYS) First How: Hetzel. (Rile), Bowman. Schafroth. Milke, Gordon. Hazel. Rabelow, (Mitman), Innella. Hackman. Second How: W«x� d. Cohill. Morris. Pickell. O’Halloran, Conner, La Wall, Richens, Vollrath, Walker. Haase. Third How: Lynch. Granger. Lambert. Long. Taraborrelli. VanNewkirk. (Rudisill), DufTy. James. Kailunas. Seymour. Stranford. Allen. Miller, Edginton. Fourth How: Ryott. McKay. Pacitti. Winter, Meyerson, Campbell, Freinath, White. Giacomucci. Fifth How: D'Aehille, Vinnacombe, Mahaffey, Yeomans, Johnston. Bricker, Butler. Myers. Sixth How: Mowatt. Orr, Johnston, Dunlap. Uhler. Kisner, Mdntire, Pellegrini. Steele. Ashenfelter. Goughan. (Wensing). Seventh Row: (Lehman), Elliott. Mcllvain, Holzheimer, Morinelli, Bentley. Gaskill, Lomax. (Hirst), Alber, Jones, Rauch. Hancock, Carson. Ninety-six rK owij:iHp ii: Ts Wc arc grateful to the many who have helped make our yearbook possible, hut special thanks for the assistance of: Mr. Robert A. Livingston for his thoughtful guidance. Mr. Arthur R. Walter for literary advice. Miss Alice P. Stewart and her art staff. Mr. Harry P. Dolan for his help with the business affairs. Dr. J. Frank Carter for his snapshots and groups. Tom McNutt and Don Paterson for art work. Luedecke Studio, 7038 Terminal Square, Upper Darby, for prompt cooperation in delivering portraits. Clark Printing House, Inc., 1228 Cherry Street, Philadelphia, for printing of yearbook. Lotz Photo - Ergraving Co., 12th and Cherry Streets, Philadelphia, for engravings. Mr. Wilmer S. Richter, for the picture of the school on pages 4 and 5. N inety-sami VKAItKOOK JANUARY Joseph Fitti........................... EDITORIAL BUSINESS LITERARY ART Hannah Gettz, Chairman Phyllis Donetelli, Chairman Elaine Katz, Chairman Mae Pierucci Miriam Edwards Flora Weiss Janice Peterson Charles Geiges Edwin Ahn William Patten Editor Betty MacFarlanc Sue Kirsehncr Jean Cianci Jeannette Ellis Meric Legnini Dorothy Holmes Olivia Scheufcl JUNE Shirley Harold................................ Editor EDITORIAL BUSINESS LITERARY ART Irma Fritschman, Chairman Walter Bauman. Chairman Margy Devine, Chairman Barbara Swarr Fern Mitchell Doris Almond Joan Inman Barbara Gillam Janet Crawford Jody Higbee Helene Harris Rudy Avila Ray Zimmerman Carlo Vittorini Gene Rcnn Louise Schatz Marion Pcgg Peggy Harvey Nancy Bradley Barbara Davis Marion Plush Press Jones Florence Stem pic Mildred Thornquist Doris Tarquinio (Typing chairman) Thelma Whitney (Photography) One Hundred A (J T O U It i