Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1947 volume:

1 9 4 7 I 1C E NEXT E I� Ik V . . . THE ( LANN OF 104 7 IIAVEICFOICH TOWXNIIII� II I «. II N C II O O E II A V E 1C T O W X . I� A . YSTONES DEDICATION . . . To Tlioso Who ■lied In Service t WE THE CLASSES OF 1947 HUMBLY DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK TO THOSE WHO SO COURAGEOUSLY GAVE THEIR LIVES IN WORLD WAR II TO THAT BRAVE SACRIFICE WE WOULD ERECT A MEMORIAL IN OUR MINDS AND HEARTS, NEVER TO FORGET THE GREAT AND GOOD THINGS FOR WHICH THESE MEN DIED. BY INSTILLING IN OURSELVES, ( AND THOSE WHO COME AFTER US, THE PRINCIPLES FOR WHICH THESE AMERICANS DIED, WE WILL ACCOMPLISH THE BEAUTIFUL GOAL OF PEACE WHICH THE DEAD SO WISHED TO SEE. IN EVERY ONE OF US MAY THESE MEN LIVE ON. MAY EVERY INDIVIDUAL DEDICATE HIM- SELF TO THAT PURPOSE. SO THAT WE CAN JUSTLY SAY THAT THESE MEN ARE AND ALWAYS WILL BE ALIVE IN THE THINGS THEY DIED FOR Four W E L C o 1 E To Those Who IKoliirnod To Serve VETERANS First Row: Jackson, Giangulio, McIntyre, Pyle, Longworth, McWilliams, Nickolson, Basile, Lyons, Quay, Wertley, Cooper. Second Row: Havelin, Shellem, Morrison, Parsons, Means, Walters, Foley, Robinson, Whealton, Gettz. Third Row: Norris, Mee, Groff, Walters, Harlan, Cobb, Cyckowski, Lesgriel, Celia, Umani. Fourth Row: Mearkley, Tattersall, Stetson, Bell, Quick, Seymour. Destiny chose that many of our Armed Forces pay the supreme sacrifice on the Field ot Battle for the maintenance of our ideals. To others it has handed the responsibility of completing their education and going forth to win in peace the ideals for which their comrades died. We welcome the veterans that have returned to Haverford to complete their High School education. We hope your stay with us has been profitable and pleasant. The Class of 1947 joins you in our grave responsibility to create a world of peace. THE VETERANS First Row: Grow, Doolittle, Venuto, MacNeil, Harris, Sides. Back Row: Winnings. Shaw, How- ard, Vallorani, Impicciatore. Five ADMIN SCHOOL BOARD Sitting: Mr. Schlack, Mr. Trickett, Dr. Abernethy, Mr. Zirkman. Mr. Hughes (Secretary). Standing: Mr. Smith, Mr. Paul, Mr. Manthrope, Mr. Larson (Solicitor). Sii |Mki i ii I emleiiI Dr. R. R. Abernethy Six ISTRATIOX MR. GRANGER’S STAFF Mr. Walker, Mr. Granger. Miss McMahon, Mr. Stinson. Principal Oscar Granger Seven ii avi: ii io ii i� s First Column CHARLES B ALLISON WILLIAM BREUNINGER MISS M V. N COLLINS MISS HELEN E DECKER ALBERT G. GW INN WALTON B HILL Second Colum?: MISS MARY B AMO MISS LILLIAN R BROWN ALLISON G CORNOG FAL L E. FINK ROBERT L HALLOWELL BENJAMIN W HOWARTH Third Column ARTHUR R. BAWN ROBERT BROWN MISS IRENE M CORNOG MISS GENEVIEVE GEIGER GERALD C HARTER THEODORE A. HUBER Fourth Column ROBERT S. BENNETT J FRANK CARTER MISS ETHEL DAVID MISS BERNICE GILMORE MISS LILLIAN B HILBERT MISS VIRGINIA HUTTON FACULTY First Column MRS. EVA HUN NEWELL MISS JEAN D LAURIE MISS OLIVE E. MOORE MISS JANE S. PIKE MISS MARIAN R SMITH MRS MARY THOMASSON Second Column MISS MARGARET C JONES ROBERT A LIVINGSTON HAROLD W MUSSER ALEXANDER POSTPICHAL MISS ALICE. P. STEWARD JOHN W. WALKER Third Column STEPHEN M. JUENGER MISS AGNES McMAHON MISS ELSIE MYERS MRS. LILLY D. REICHMAN WILLIAM B STINSON ARTHUR P. WALTER Fourth Column MISS IRENE KAVASCH MISS JESSIE M. M1LLEN MRS. CARMELA O'CONNOR R. C. SCHENCK MISS EDITH TEMPLE W ILLIAM WTLEY ___________________________________________________________________________________________c _________________________________________ 'Mil AHV.IVVI JO SSFD ROBERT EARLE STEIERT Lippy 36 Yale Rd. Brookline Executive Committee: Student Coun' cil; Athletic Association (President); Class President 3; Merit Award in E Physical Education; Hi'Y: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his fighting spirit. RANKIN N. THOMPSON, JR. Tommy 502 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Vice President of Senior Class; Hi'Y (Treasurer); Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2. Remembered for—his talkative nature. CLASS OFFICERS E. MAE KOCKLER Mae 115 Harding Ave. Manoa Student Government: Social Com mittee Chairman: Class Secretary 3: National Honor Society: Hi'Y; Fordxan (Editor-in'Chicf): Hand' book: Yearbook; Art Club; Nursing Club: Hockey 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—her editorials. VIRGINIA JEAN ORR Ginny 2807 Haverford Rd. Ardmore Hi- Y: Pen and Ink: Photography Club; College Club (Vice President); Class Treasurer 3: Costume Club; Basketball 2. 3. Remembered for being so nice. T welve FRANCES MAE BELLEM Frannie 1117 Edgewood Rd. Brookline Hi'Y: Yearbook; Choral Club; Basketball 2; Hockey 2. 3. Remembered for—her love of Lower Merion. JAMES J. BRENDLINGER Jim 1814 Melrose Ave. Lynnewood Park Senior Play; Pen and Ink; Football 1. Remembered for—his attempts at football. H. LEONARD BELL 408 Strathn re Rd. Brookline • • • JANUARY 1947 • • • NANCEE JANE CLAMPFFER N ncee 1007 Hampstead Rd. Penfield Downs Yearbook: Library Club: Choral Club: Photography Club: Nursing Club. Remembered for—her interest at Valley Forge. ANNE LOUISE CONOVER A nne 430 Manoa Rd. Brookline Executive Committee (Secretary): Student Council (Secretary): Merit Awards in Art. Physical Education: Service Pin: National Honor Society; Hi-Y (President): Senior Play: Fordian: Handbook: Yearbook (Ed itor): Fordian Footlights: Nursing Club (Secretary): Basketball 1. 2: Hockey 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—her pretty smile. ANNA MAE CONROY Annie 212 N. Eagle Rd. Eagle Heights Remembered for—the things she never said. Thirteen CHARLES F. CORDES Charlie 143 Mill Rd. Brookline Cias? Treasurer 1,2: National Honor Society: Radio Club: Basketball 2. Remembered for—his good looks. HOWARD LEE CORDREY, JR. Howard 607 Woodland Dr. Llanerch Football 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his football play- ing. GEORGE ROGERS CURRY George 2911 Rising Sun Rd. Ardmore Orchestra and Band Property Man' ager: Senior Play: Yearbook. Remembered for his big words. • • • JANUARY 1947 • • • JUNE CLAIRE DAGER Junie 504 Steel Rd. Manoa Class Secretary 2: Merit Award C English: National Honor Society (Secretary): Hi'Y (Vice President): Senior Play: Fordian: Yearbook: Fordian Footlights (Secretary): Cob lege Club: Nursing Club (President); Spanish Club (Treasurer). Remembered for—her poise. MARY LU DAMRON Lulu 2409 Hirst Terrace Oakmont Senior Play: Cafeteria: Pen and Ink: Library Club: Photography Club. Remembered for—her questions. GEORGE CLEAVER DAWS George 1319 Fairview Rd. Havertown Remembered for—his determined walk. Fourteen NICHOLAS DI CANDILO, JR. Chu w y 2412 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Park Student Council: Class President 1: National Honor Socictv; Basketball 2: Baseball 2, 3. Remembered for—his shyness. EMMA DI VALERIO Emmy 2709 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Basketball 2: Secretarial Club. Remembered for her cheery smile. WILLIAM ALAN DOUGLAS Midge 220 Stanley Ave. Manoa Hi'Y: Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3- Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his laugh. JANUARY 1947 • • • JUNE DOWD Ellis Rd. Newtown Square Secretarial Club Remembered for her activities in the Secretarial Club. DALE WILSON DUNSTAN Dale 17 W. Turnbull Ave. Havertown Orchestra 1. 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1: Basketball 2. Remembered for his jovial person- ality. CHARLES WILFRID FALL Charlie 520 Wynne Ave. Penheld Class President 2: Merit Award in C Physical Education. National Honor Society: Hi'Y: Football 1. 2, 3: Wrestling 1. 2, 3. Remembered for his chemistry tests. Fifteen ROBERT ALAN FULLERTON Bob 1334 Maryland Ave. Manoa Merit Award in Solid Geometry. Remembered for his intelligence. ROBERT D. FULMER, JR. Bob 645 Merion Ave. Penfield Student Government: Chairman. Boys Council: Executive Commit' tee: Student Council: Athletic As sociation (Secretary); Merit Awards in E Geometry and C English; Ser- vice Fin: National Honor Society (President): Hi'Y (Secretary); Band 1: Senior Play: Fordian (Spo-ts Editor): Soccer 1, 2, 3, Game Captain): Basketball 1, 2: T'ack 1. 2. Remembered for- his trumpet. CLAUDE DOMENIC GABRIEL Gabe 2518 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Football I, 2, 3: Wrestling 1. 2. Remembered for—being so nice. • • • JANUARY 1947 • • • EDGAR FRANCIS GETTZ Ed 218 S. Manoa Rd. Manoa Senior Play; Spanish Club: Radio Club. Remembered for— his flirtatiousness FRANK PHILIP GIANGIULIO 29 W. County Line Rd. Ardmore CARL CANBY GRAHAM Canby 705 Ashurst Rd. Penfield Senior Play; Radio Club. Remembered for—his walk. Sixteen BARBARA ELAINE GRANT Barb 401 Oxford Rd. Brookline Student Council: Class Treasurer 1: National Honor Society: Hi-Y (Treasurer): Senior Play: Fordian; Yearbook: Fordian Footlights (Pres- ident): Nursing Club (Treasurer): Basketball 1: Hockey 1. 2. Remembered for—her perpetual activity. MARGUERITE M. HALL Peggy- 424 Brooklne Blvd. Havertown Service Pin; Band; Cafeteria: Secre- tarial Club: Dance Band (Man ager). Remembered as manager of “The Skyliners.” WILLIAM E. HALL Bill 305 Upland Rd. Havertown • • • JANUARY 1947 • • • JACQUELYN HARLAN Jackie 28 Sycamore Rd. Manoa Hi'Y; Senior Play; Yearbook; Li- brary Club. Remembered for—her pep. WALTER B. HUDDELL, JR. Walt 204 Sagamore Rd. Havertown RUSSELL BAKER HUNT Russ 110 Wyndmoor Rd. Manoa Senior Play: Choral Club: Junior Classical League: Latin Club. Remembered for—his religious streak. Seventeen PAULINE A. JOHNSON Annette 100 E. Manoa Rd. Brookline Fordian; Pen and Ink (Literary Editor): Nursing Club. Remembered for—her literary efforts. FLORENCE LYDIA JOHNSON Flo 723 Preston Ave. Bryn Mawr Senior Play: Library Club: Photog' raphy Club: College Club: Spanish Club. Remembered for—her composure. MILDRED E. JOHNSON Millie 1419 Johnson Rd. Beechwood Park Service Pin: National Honor Sod- cty: Hi'Y: Fordian: Yearbook: Pen and Ink (Editor): Library Club: Art Club: Choral Club: College Club: Nursing Club (Secretary); Basket' ball 2; Hockey 1, 2. 3. Remembered for- her sweet disposi' tion. • • • JANUARY 1947 • • • A. PHILIP JOHNSON Phil 350 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Service Pin; Band (Color Guard, Sergeant 3): Fencing 2, 3: Tennis 3. Remembered for- the Color Guard. FRANCIS P. KEAVENEY MiJ(c 884 Martin Ave. Bryn Mawr Fordian. Remembered for—his freckles. JOAN WINDSOR KING Joan 314 Ivy Rock Lane Westgate Hills Merit Award in C English: Hi'Y; Senior Play: Fordian: Yearbook: Fordian Footlights; College Club; Nursing Club: Spanish Club; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Hockey 1, 2. Remembered for—her laugh. Eighteen ARLENE LaFOUNTAIN LEWIS TREVOR LLOYD ROBERT J. LONGENECKER Arlene Lewis Bob 1433 Virginia Ave. Manoa Nursing Club. Remembered for - her appendix. 227 Oxford Hill Lane Westgate Hills Remembered for—the Westgate Teenagers. 247 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Band (Color Guard 1, 2); Cross Country 3: Track 3. Remembered for—Explorer Scouts. • • • JANUARY 1947 • • • GEORGE LONGWORTH George 605 E. Darby Rd. Llanerch Football 1, 2. AUDREY THELMA McCANN Dutch Central Bon Air Aves. Havertown Choral Club: Secretarial Club: Spanish Club: College Club. Remembered for -her love of school work. REAVES PAUL McGOLDRICK Mi e 1908 Belvedere Ave. Havertown Remembered for- Midnight Auto Parts. Nineteen edward McWilliams Mac 1349 Maryland Ave. Manoa Remembered for—his interest in boats. WILLIAM MaeFARLANE Mac 609 Furlong Ave. Manoa Radio Club. Remembered for—h is sense of humor. AGNES MacIVOR Ad die 419 Earlington Rd. Havertown Hockey 2. Remembered for the way she bobbed around. ANGELA MARGARET MANNO Angie 220 Old Forest Rd. Carroll Park National Honor Society: Hi-Y; Orchestra: Senior Play: Fordian; Yearbook: Library Club: Spanish Club: College Club: Hockey 1, 2. Remembered for—her story writing. ALEXANDER J. MARINELLI Alex 826 Biddle Ave. Havertown Fordian. Remembered for—his quietness. STEWART M. MEANS Stew 336 Cherry Lane Mcrwood Park Service Pin: Football 1, 2: Basket- ball 1, 2: Track 1. Remembered for—his flirtatiousness. Twenty FLOYD E. MILES Bus 303 Glen Ridge Rd. Westgate Hills Choral Club. Remembered for hs voice. ROBYN READ MORRISSEY Robie 46 E. Marthart Ave. S. Ardmore Student Government (Chairman girls council): Executive Commit' tee: Student Council; Hi'Y: Senior Play: Cafeteria; Basketball 1: Hockey 1, 2, 3. Remembered for her doodling. CHARLES C. MORRISON Moaner 623 Coraine Ave. Ardmore Student Council: Hi'Y; Football 3: Baseball 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—being so cute. • • • JANUARY 1947 • • • ALFRED JOSEPH ORAZI AI 2808 St. Marys Rd. Ardmore Remembered for—his laugh. ELEANOR S. NORMAN El 220 E. Benedict Ave. S. Ardmore Class Secretary 1: Merit Awards in Algebra C, Physical Education E: National Honor Society: Hi'Y (Treasurer); Senior Play: Fordxan: Yearbook: Fordian Footlights: Nurs- ing Club: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, (Captain) 3. Remembered for—her athletic ability. BARBARA H. NORMAN Bobbie 15 W. Hillcrest Ave. Oakmont Typing Pin: Hi'Y: Orchestra: Senior Play; Cafeteria: Yearbook. Remembered for—her happy face. T wenty'Onc El 135 Lowry’s Lane Rosemont Remembered for—his sincerity. BEATRICE C. PELLEGRINI Bea 7 E. Marthart Ave. Havertown Remembered for—her dark curly hair. GEORGE JOSEPH PONZO Pete 1345 Maryland Ave. Manoa Baseball Manager 1, 2, ?: Basketball Manager 1, 2. Remembered for—his quiet manner. • • • JANUARY 1947 • • • RICHARD PYLE Dick Conestoga Rd. Devon Remembered by—Audrey. HOWARD ALLEN REDMAN Farmer 209 Green Briar Lane Westgate Hills Senior Play; Choral Club; Track 1, 2, 3; Fencing 1; Tennis 1. Remembered for—“Dooley! JOAN ARDEN RUST Rusty 1844 Windsor Park Lane Westgate Hills Merit Award in Home Economics 2; Senior Play: Yearbook; Nursing Club: Costuming Club. Remembered for—her shining neat' ness. Twcnty'two MICHAEL SASSI Sass 2727 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Student Council. Remembered for his humor. EDWARD SIEGLE Ed 319 Earlington Rd. Brookline Track 1; Football 1. Remembered for- his cheerful smile. HENRY SMITH Hank 32 Vernon Rd. Llanerch Football 1. Remembered by—his many girl friends. • • • JANUARY 1947 • • MARGARET DIANE STEELE Diane 1021 Roosevelt Ave. Manoa Hi'Y; Senior Play; Fordian; Year book; Fordian Footlights; Choral Club: Nursing Club (Treasurer); Hockey 1, 2. Remembered for the way she drove a car. HELEN E. STEPHENS Stevie 215 W'alnut Hill Lane Wcstgate Hills Merit Award (Shorthand); Typing Pin: Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her efficient sec retarial work. CHARLES EDWARD STIEFEL Barrel 421 Manoa Rd. Manoa Student Government (Treasurer): Executive Committee: Hi-Y: Football 3: Track 1, 2. Remembered for—his car “Bessie”. Twenty'three ROBERT LEO SWEENEY Rube 643 Georges Lane Ardmore Basketball 2, 3. Remembered for- his basketball playing. ANGELO GINO TROIANI Ange 726 Humphrys Rd. Ardmore Senior Play: Fordian: Choral Club; Radio Club: Fencing 1. Remembered for—his dignity. ADRIANNE M. WEINiMANN Ady 133 Mill Rd. Havertown Remembered for—her dignity. • • • JANUARY 1947 • • • ROBERT A. WEISGERBER Bob 218 E. Park Rd. Llanerch Pen and Ink: Photography Club (Vice President); Radio Club; Soccer 1. Remembered for—his checked pants. GERALDINE WENSING Gerry 1804 Melrose Ave. Lynnewood Park Hi'Y: College Club (President): Costume Club. Remembered for— her Detroit accent. LAWRENCE GARVIN WEXLIN Wex 212 Old Forest Rd. Carroll Park Band. Remembered for—his ability to blush. HARRY EDWARD WILLIAMS Eddie 139 Wilson Ave. Manoa Student Government (President): Executive Committee: Student Coum cil (President): Vice President of Class 1, 2; Merit Award in Physical Education: Service Pin: Hi'Y (Pres' idem); Football 1, 2, (Captain) 3. Remembered for—his leadership. Twenty'four UK APPRECIATION We, the Classes of 1947 wish to express our sincere apprecia- tion to our Home Room Teachers for their untiring help and guidance. Their patience and kindnesses during the past three years have made our life at Haverford more enjoyable and profitable. We will always remember their sincere understanding of our problems. We are deeply grateful to the following: JANUARY Mr. Harold W. Musser Miss Jane S. Pike Mr. Alexander Postpichal JUNE Mr. Robert S. Bennett Miss Lillian R. Brown Miss Jessie Mac Millen Miss Virginia Hutton Mr. Benjamin W. Howarth Miss Margaret C. Jones Mr. Allison G. Cornog Miss Lillian B. Hilbert T u «nty-six THOMAS RAYMOND McNUTT Mac 226 Fairlamb Ave. Manoa Executive Committee; Class Presi- dent 3: Senior Play; Yearbook; A Cappella Choir: Art Club; Track 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society. Remembered for—his strong char' acter. WILLIAM B. STINSON JR. Bill Polo Field House Bryn Mawr Class Vice-President 3: National Honor Society; Football 1, 2, 3. Remembered for his popularity. CLASS OFFICERS� BARBARA LOUISE GERGSON Peaches 579 Greenview Lane Manoa Student Council; Class Secretary 1. 3: National Honor Society: Hi-Y; Yearbook; Senior Play; Library Club: Fordian Footlights: Secretar- ial Club: Photography Club. Remembered for her peaches and cream complexion. SALLY HAWS Sally 115 East Park Road Llanerch Student Council; Class Treasurer 1. 3: National Honor Society: Hi- Y: Orchestra; Senior Play: Year- book; Fordian Footlights; College Club. Remembered for—her brown eyes. T wentx'seven AMERIGO R. ABBONIZIO Amerigo 2625 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Photography Club. Remembered for -his friendliness. GERALD ADAMS Jerry 707 Millbrook Lane Haverford Football 2, 3. Remembered for—his big car. DAVID CHARLES ANDERSON Gumps 826 Cricket Ave. Ardmore Manor Merit Award (C French); National Honor Society: Cross Country 1. 2, 3 (Co-Captain): Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his powerful build. •••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • CHARLES R. ANGSTADT Charlie 2703 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Manor Merit Award (C Algebra); Fordian; Track 1, 2. Remembered for—his conscientious- ness. PARIGINA ARMANDI Purv 2734 E. County Line Rd. Ardmore Remembered for—her pep. JANET EILEEN BABCOCK Janet 23 E. Clearfield Road Oakmont Handbook; Yearbook; Library Club; Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her quiet dig' nity. T wenty-eight BARBARA ELAINE BARTH Babs 405 Lincoln Avc. Manoa Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her casual air. CRAIG DANIEL BASILE Chris 135 Campbell Ave. South Ardmore SYLVIA LEE BATTLE Boots 37 Holland Ave. Ardmore Remembered for her pretty smile. ROBERT LAIRD BAXTER Bob 23 W. Mercer Ave. Llanerch Stage Crew. Remembered for his witty sarcasm. BETTY BENNETT Betty 1417 Delmont Ave. Beechwood Park Merit Award (C English): Library Club: Fordian Footlights; Secretar ial Club: Photography Club (Sec- retary): Nursing Club. Remembered for her good nature. NANCY BERGIN Kan 12 Waverly Road Manoa Hockey 1, 2. Remembered for—her pulchritude. T wenty'ninc MARJORIE LOUISE BOND Hippie Highland Farm Haverford Remembered for—her love for Haverford. WILLIAM J. BONINE, JR. Bones 108 Yale Road Brookline Remembered for—his friendly smile. MIRIAM SHIRLEY BOONE Sherry 147 Ralston Ave. Oakmont Handbook: Pen and Ink: Library Club: College Club. Remembered for her dainty charm. •••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • NONINE ELENE BORGMAN Ho 1519 Dorchester Rd. Manoa O.G.A.: Merit Awards (Band, Or- chestra): Orchestra: Band (Secre- tary): Fordian: Pen and Ink (Typ- ing Editor): Secretarial Club: Col- lege Club: Basketball 2, 3: Nation- al Honor Society. Remembered for—her incessant ac- tivity. LOUISE M. BORNEMANN BecJ ie 611 Woodcrest Ave. Ardmore Student Council: National Honor Society: Hi-Y; Senior Play: Ford' i an: Handbook; Yearbook: Art Club; Fordian Footlights (Presi- dent); Choral Club; College Club; Photography Club; A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her cute giggle. LENA MARY BORRACCINI Le 2703 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Remembered for—insistent talking. Thirty BETTY JANE BOSS Betsy 235 Cherry Lane Merwood Student Council: National Honor Society: Hi-Y (President): Senior Play; Yearbook: Art Club (Presi- dent): Fordian Footlights (Treas- urer): Spanish Club (Vice-Presi- dent): Merit Award (Art). Remembered for—her capable lead- ership. JEANNE LOUISE BRANGAN Jeanne 2015 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Student Council; National Honor Society: Hi-Y (Secretary); Or- chestra: Band: College Club: Nurs- ing Club: Basketball 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2. 3; Swimming 3. Remembered for—her leadership. ALLEN BRICE Ahnie 511 Wynne Ave. Brookline Remembered for—his easy-come, casy-go personality. •••JUNE 1947 49 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Taxidermy Club 2: Stage Crew 2, 3: Science 3; Football 1; Basket- ball 1, 2. Remembered for—his nonchalance. 212 Harding Ave. Manoa A Cappella Choir. Remembered for her perseverance. 16 Farwood Rd. Carroll Park Fordian (Reporter); Handbook (Sales); A Cappella Choir; Library Club; College Club; Photography Club: Rifle Club. Remembered for—being full of fun. Thirty-one GRACE PATRICIA BURN Pat 201 Hastings Ave. S. Ardmore Fordian; Yearbook: Pen and Ink: Art Club: Photography Club. Remembered for her liveliness. JGYCELYN IRENE BURRIS Joy 1903 Melrose Ave. Lynnewood Park Fordian: Library Club: A Cappella Choir: Fordian Footlights: College Club: Spanish Club (Secretary). Remembered for—her sweet, peppy ways. JACQUELINE MAE BUSH Jackie 28 Orchard Rd. Oakmont National Honor Society: Hi-Y: Sen- ior Play: Handbook: Yearbook: Fordian Footlights; College Club: Hockey 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—her abundant energy. ...JUNE 19 4 7 • • • JOHN HUNTINGTON BUZBY Buzz 43rd and Chester Ave. Philadelphia Soccer 1. Remembered for—his dressed up look. MARIE CALANDRA Rie 716 Loraine Ave. Ardmore O.G.A.: Pen and Ink (Color Cor- ner): Library Club: Secretarial Club: Photography Club. Remembered for her merry dispo- sition. JANET ELIZABETH CAVE Jan 609 Valley Road Llanerch Cheerleader 2. Remembered for—her poise. Thirty'two PATRICIA CENTER Pat 36 Oak Lane Oakmont Art Club: College Club. Remembered for—her pretty hair. THOMAS WILLIS CHAPMAN Tee 2941 Morris Rd. Ardmore Manor Fordian (Sports Editor). Remembered for—his work on the Fordian. EDGAR K. CLARK, JR. Ed 146 Columbus Ave. Manoa Soccer 1, 2, 3. Remembered for his flashy soccer playing. •••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • ANNE COCHRANE 2151 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Park Band; Orchestra (Librarian); Year- book: Pen and Ink: College Club; Spanish Club. Remembered for—her gentle char- acter. RITA MARIE COLADONATO Ritz 2718 E. County Line Rd. Ardmore O.G.A.; Secretarial Club. Remembered for her cheerfulness. BETTY ROSE COLUCCI Bet 704 Loraine Ave. Ardmore Remembered for—her infectious laughter. Thirty-three LOUIS T. CONNER Lou 2410 Linden Drive Merwood Park Taxidermy Club 1; Science Club 1. Remembered for—his scientific in- terest. RICHARD JOSEPH CONNERY Corn 660 Loraine Ave. Ardmore Remembered for his reserved man- ner. WILLIAM ROBERT COOPER Bill 321 Ivy Rock Lane Wcstgatc Hills Navy. Remembered for—His travels. •••JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • ROBERT PAUL CORNELSSEN Bob 240 W. Hathaway Lane Merion Golf Manor Senior Play. Remembered for—his ready wit. JEANNE ALICE COYLE Jeanne 12 Greenview Lane Llanerch Merit Award (E History); Year- book; Library Club; College Club; Spanish Club; Nursing Club: Hi-Y: National Honor Society; Photog- raphy Club: Baseball 2. Remembered for—“that” laugh. stu DORIS LAVERNE CROLL Dorie 1500 Brierwood Rd. Manoa Fordian (Typing): Orchestra (Sec- retary); Library Club; College Club; Photography Club: Band. Remembered for—her charming personality. Thirty-four OLIVE ELEANOR CRUM GLORIA J. D’ANGELI Ollie Gloria 36 Ralston Avc. Oakmont 806 Wynnewood Rd. Ardmore O.G.A.: Merit Award (Art): Scr- Merit Award (Typing): Orchestra: vice Pin: Secretarial Club. Pen and Ink: College Club; A Remembered for—her attractive Cappclla Choir; Fordian Footlights, appearance. Remembered for—her sincere friendship. MARSHALL ELWOOD DAVIS Mush 17 Shelbourne Rd. Manoa Cross Country 1; Basketball 2, 3; Track 1. 2. Remembered for—his athletic abil- ity. RAYMOND C. DENNIN Ray 28 Vernon Rd. Llanerch Remembered for- His lightheart- ed ways. MADELINE C. DePIETRO Dolly 301 E. Hathaway Lane Merwood Park Merit Award (B Shorthand): O.G.A. Certificate: Service Pin; Secretarial Club (Co-Manager). Remembered for—her gay manner. HARRY WILLIAM DEUBLE 130 Decatur Rd. Oakmont Student Council; Band 1, 2; Track 1. Remembered for—his good looks. Thirty'five MARY DiFELICE 2627 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Remembered for—her merry laugh' ter. ANTHONY E. DiFRANCESCO Ish 417 Llanerch Ave. Llanerch Baseball 3. Remembered for—ability on the diamond. ANGELINA MARY DiGIOIA Angie 2606 E. County Line Rd. Ardmore Library Club; Basketball 1, 2. Remembered for her loyal friend' ship. •••JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • PHILIP DONATELLI Phil 712 Loraine Ave. Ardmore Executive Committee: Athletic As sociation (President); Merit Award (C Physical Education); National Honor Society; Hi'Y: Orchestra (Vice-President): Band; A Cap- pella Choir; Football 2, 3; Wrest- ling 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3. Remeynbered for—his outstanding ability. ANNE E. DOUGHERTY 232 Oxford Rd. Brookline Art Club 2, 3; College Club. Remembered for—her dignified manner. PAUL J. DUKES, JR. Duke 128 E. Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Band 1; Cafeteria Committee. Remembered for—his determina- tion. Thirty'Six DOROTHY RUTH DuRAND Dot 1604 Earlington Rd. Brookline O.G.A. Certificate. Remembered for—her pleasing personality. CATHERINE EDWARDS Kitt 736 Preston Ave. Bryn Mawr Remembered for—-her quietness. JOAN V. EMBERGER loanie First and Bridge Sts. Berwyn Fordian Footlights; Photography Club; College Club. Remembered for—her sophisticated manner. •••JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • GEORGE HARRY ENGLE 239 Kenmore Rd. Brookline Remembered for—his quiet, pleas- ant disposition. WARREN ELLIS FEHR Warren 340 Darby Road Llanerch A Cappella Choir; Track 1. Remembered as—a terrific tenor. ELEANOR E. FEYLER El 100 Ellis Rd. Oakmont Merit Award (E English, E His- tory, Latin, Spanish II, C English); Service Pin; National Honor Soci- ety; Cafeteria Committee; Yearbook; Pen and Ink: Library Club; College Club: Nursing Club (Secretary); Tennis 3. Remembered for—her determina- tion. Thirty'seven NATALIE EILEEN FISHER Ronnie 147 Fairlamb Ave. Westgate Hills Remembered as Andy's chief sup' porter. CHARLES JOHN FITTI Charlie 616 Loraine Ave. Ardmore Fordian: Yearbook: Forum: Senior Play. Remembered for his hard working attitude. JAMES PALMER FLOWERS Jim 224 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Orchestra: Band: Chorus; Dance Band. Remembered for “Swanee River. •••JUNE 1947 � •• HUGH JOHN Fol FOLEY THOMAS PAUL FOLEY Tom PHYLLIS CAROL FRANGIONE Phil 2500 Darby Band. Rd. Oakmont 2500 Darby Rd. Oakmont Remembered for—his Irish humor. 2504 E. County Line Rd. Ardmore O.G.A. Shorthand; Service Pin; Remembered ner. for—his jovial man- Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her well-rounded ability. Thirty'eight RICHARD W. FREETH, 3rd Dick 681 Washington Ave. Manoa Senior Play: Fordian: Yearbook. Remembered for his friendly talk' ativeness. THOMAS JOSEPH FRITSCH Tee 503 Valley Rd. Llanerch Cross Country 2; Track 2, 3. Remembered for—his terrific half mile. HOWARD CARL FROBERG Olaf 1506 Brierwood Rd. Manoa Remembered for—his humor. •••JUNE 1947 •• EVELYN MAYRETTA FROMM Evie 1705 Melrose Ave. Lynnewood Park Remembered for—her strong sup- port of the soccer team. ROBERT EDWARD FROMM r, JAMES B. GALLOWAY Bob Jim 1705 Melrose Ave. 300 Sagamore Rd. Brookline Lynnewood Park Soccer 2, 3; Golf 2, 3. Photography Club. Remembered for— his powerful Remembered for—his helpfulness. kick. Thirty'nine CORINNE L. GANS Corny 519 Central Ave. Bon Air Hi-Y: Band: Senior Play; Pen and Ink (Alumni Editor); College Club; Fordian Footlights: Photography Club; Rifle Club; Forum. Remembered for—her invigorating personality. ROY A. GELPKE Roy 36 Glenbrook Rd. Ardmore Executive Committee: National Honor Society: Hi-Y; Senior Play: Fordian Footlights; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—all-round popu- larity. MARY GERAGTHY 840 Cricket Ave. Ardmore Remembered for—her naturally wavy brown hair. HELEN LUKENS GETTZ 136 Washington Ave. Manoa Student Council: National Honor Society: Hi-Y: Yearbook: Fordian Footlights: College Club. Remembered for—her perseverance. mrx JEAN GIANGIULIO Jean 2531 Olcott Ave. Ardmore Handbook; Pen and Ink; Library Club: Secretarial Club; Photog- raphy Club. Remembered for—her captivating smile. BARBARA ANN GILL Bobbie 330 Ivy Rock Lane Westgate Hills O.G.A.: Pen and Ink (Art Editor); Art Club. Remembered for—her sweet smile. Forty ROY GILLIAN Roy 1136 Garfield Ave. Manoa Hi-Y; Senior Play; Baseball. Remembered for—his keyboard ca- pers. JOSEPH G. GINTHER, JR. Joe 19 Crescent Hill Drive Westgate Hills Art Club (Vice-President); Photog- raphy Club (Vice-President); Ra- dio Club; Yearbook; Fencing 3 (Captain). Remembered for—his deadly ac- curacy with a foil. GRACE ISABEL GRAVENOR Grace 1438 Virginia Ave. Manoa Handbook; Photography Club. Remembered for—her interest in Lower Merion. BERNICE L. GRAVES T eicie 708 Buck Lane Haverford Remembered for her pleasantness. WILLIAM H. GROETZINGER Gretzy 811 Beechwood Drive Beechwood National Honor Society; Hi-Y; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3. Remembered for—-his good sense of humor. ALBERT L. GROFF, JR. 511 Wales Rd. Llanerch Remembered as—a pedal pusher. Fortyonc EDWIN L. GROFF Ed 511 Wales Rd. Llanerch Dramatic Pin: Service Pin; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Wrestling. Remembered for his electrical abih ity. WILLIAM ROBERT GULLIVER Gull 314 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Golf 2, 3. Remembered for his powerful drive. WALTER E. HAIGH, JR. Gunder 711 Cricket Ave. Ardmore Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3. Remembered for—his easygoing nature. • ••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • BARBARA HAMILTON Barb 2153 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore National Honor Society: Hi-Y: Fordian; Yearbook: Fordian Foot' lights; Nursing Club: College Club: Photography Club; Senior Play; Forum. Remembered for—her sincere dc' termination. DOROTHY HAMMILL Dot 7 West Mercer Ave. Llanerch Remembered for -her ready smile. WILLIAM H. HAMMONDS 29 Hastings Ave. South Ardmore Remembered for—his well rounded personality. Forty'two SAMUEL R. HARLAN, JR. Ray 28 Sycamore Rd. Manoa Remembered for his good looks. i ALBERT M. HARRIS Duke 49 W. Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Baseball, 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2. Remembered for his jovial nature. ANN HARSCH Ann 104 Llandaff Rd. Llanerch Merit Awards (E F. C D Physical Education); National Hon- or Society; Hi-Y (Treasurer); Sen- ior Play; Fordian Footlights; A Cappella Choir; College Club; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Hockey 1. 2, 3. Remembered for—her athletic at- tributes. ...JUNE 19 4 7 • • • ELLIS MARSHALL HARVEY Marsh 1025 Alfston Rd. Brookline Baseball 2 (Manager); Wrestling 2, 3 (Manager). Remembered for—his capable man- aging. MARILYN G. HAUSSMANN Moe 515 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Executive Committee; Fordian, Edi- tor: Handbook, Editor; Yearbook: Hi-Y; Senior Play: Fordian Foot- lights; College Club. Remembered for—her cheerful par- ticipation in school activities. JOAN M. HECHT Joanie 330 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Fordian Footlights. Remembered for—her quiet dig- nity. Forty-three JEANNE MARIE HECKER 215 Walnut Place Chatham Village Cafeteria: Operetta: Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Pen and Ink: Hock' ey 2. Remembered for—her facial expres sions. LOUISE FRANCES HEISLEY Louise 320 Walnut Place Chatham Village O.G.A. Award: Service Pin: Hi'Y (Secretary): Cafeteria: Yearbook: Library Club: Secretarial Club; Cheerleader 2, 3. Remembered for—her outstanding popularity. RUSSELL BRIGHT HESS Peanut 321 Davis Rd. Llanerch Secretary of Class 2: Hi'Y; Foot' ball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 1, 2, 3. Remembered as—“An Atomic Pea' nut. ...JUNE 1947 - •• JOSEPH ZANE Joe HIBBS DONALD SELMAR HIGGINS Don THOMAS E. HIGGINS Tee 2523 Hirst Terrace Oakmont 29 Grange Ave. Devon 3 E. Langhorne Ave. Llanerch Remembered for—slick appearance. Executive Committee: Student Council; Class Vice-President 1, President 2: National Honor Soci' ety: Hi-Y: Football 1, 2, 3: Base- ball 3: Basketball 2; Track 2. Track 2, 3. Remembered for—his sporty shirts. Remembered for—his athletic ach' ievement. Forty'four EARL HIGGONS Hig 145 South Eagle Rd. Manoa Baseball 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—that devastating glance. ROBERT J. HILLY Bob 534 Oxford Rd. Brookline Remembered for—his sandy hair. NORMA CLAIRE HINCHMAN HoHo 2 Rugby Road Bryn Mawr Merit Awards (Latin. Typing): Hi'Y; Senior Play: National Honor Society: Fordian; Cafeteria; Fordian Footlights: Baseball 2. 3. Remembered for—her vim, vigor, and vitality. •••JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • JEAN CAROL HINKLE Jean 2138 Darby Rd. South Ardmore Student Council; Hi-Y: Yearbook; Art Club; A Cappclla Choir; Cho- ral Club; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 (Captain). Remembered for—her never failing personality. ALMA LORRIAN HODGE 734 Preston Ave. Bryn Mawr Remembered for—her petitencss. WILLIAM WALTER HOERR Bill 110 Lincoln Ave. Manoa Band; A Cappclla Choir; Choral Club; Photography Club. Remembered for—his quiet, jovial nature. Forty'five ELEANOR MARIE HOFFECKER Eleanor 123 Gilmore Rd. Llanerch O.G.A.: Secretarial Club. Remembered for her ready laugh. KATHERINE L. HOFFMAN Kitty 1507 Brierwood Rd. Manoa O.G.A. Typing: Orchestra: Secrc- tarial Club: A Cappella Choir. Remembered for her energetic helpfulness. HERBERT C. HOOVER, JR. Moo 2414 Clover Lane Merwood Student Government (Vice-Presi- dent): Student Council: Merit Awards (C English. Solid Geom- etry); National Honor Society (President): Hi-Y (Secretary); Band (Treasurer): Orchestra (Pres- ident); A Cappella Choir: Photog- raphy Club; Soccer 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his active and capable leadership. •••JUNE 19 4 7 • • ROBERT FRANK HOPWOOD Hop 213 Fairlamb Ave. Westgate Hills Stage Crew. Remembered for -his walk. ELAINE DUNNING HOSS Linz 171 Sycamore Rd. Manoa Rifle (Secretary); Hockey 1. Remembered for—her easy outlook on life. MIRIAM ELLEN HUNT Miriam 106 Pennsylvania Ave. Brookline Fordian; Handbook; Art Club. Remembered for—her varied inter- ests. i Forty'six PEARL HUNTER Pearl 318 Darby Rd. Llanerch Handbook (Typing manager, Book- keeper, Treasurer); Secretarial Club; Photography Club. Remembered for—her beaming smile. FRANK XAVIER INNELLA Faxi 405 Maryland Ave. Manoa Typing Pin; Senior Play. Remembered for—his artistic tastes. GRACE M. ISEMINGER Grimf) 530 Royal Ave. BonAir Band, Marching; Orchestra; Cafe- teria; Costume Club. Remembered for—her beautiful blonde hair. ...JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • MARGART HELEN JACKSON Margie 2615 Woodleigh Rd. Oakmont O.G.A.; Band; Orchestra (Asst. Librarian); Secretarial Club: Hock- ey 3. Remembered for—jolly wit. PHYLLIS M. JACKSON Phyllis 1413 E. Darby Rd. Brookline Merit Awards (E Latin, C French): Pen and Ink: College Club; Latin Club. Remembered for—her warmheart- edness. RUTH E. JACKSON 2615 Woodleigh Rd. Oakmont Merit Award (O.G.A.) Cafeteria; Pen and Ink. Remembered for—her smiling eyes. Forty-seven ARTHUR LEON JACOBS Lee 2428 Rosewood Lane Merwood Park Remembered for—his frankness. DOROTHY ANNE JAMES Dot 125 West Eagle Rd. Oaktnont Merit Awards (C English, Typing Pin): National Honor Society: Hi' Y; Orchestra (Concertmeister); Yearbook (Chairman Editorial Staff): Pen and Ink: Library Club; Secretarial Club: College Club; Nursing Club (Treasurer); Ten' nis 3. Remembered for—her interpreta' tions on the violin. JOAN JOECKEL Joan 206 Ivy Rock Lane Westgate Hills Class Award (Typing Pin): Merit Award (Art); Pen and Ink (Art Editor); Art Club (Treasurer); College Club. Remembered for—her easy laugh. • ••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • CHARLES W. JONES Jonesy 716 Preston Ave. Preston Remembered for—his friendliness. DOROTHY JANE JONES Dotty 716 Preston Ave. Preston O.G.A. Award. Remembered as- a hard worker. GEORGE IRVIN KAISER George 1451 Lawrence Rd. Oakmont Service Pin: Cafeteria. Remembered for—his business-like efficiency. Forty'eight NETTIE BEATRICE KEARNEY Bea 757 Preston Ave. Bryn Mawr Remembered for—her fluent vocab- ulary. W A t JOAN WARD KEILHOLZ foie 1003 Hampstead Rd. Penfield Downs Executive Committee: Merit Award (American Artist Award): Nation- al Honor Society (Treasurer): Hi- Y; Senior Play: Handbook; Year- book; Fordian (Assistant Editor, Features Editor); Fordian Foot- lights; College Club; Basketball 2. Remembered for—her femininity. HUGH STEVENSON KEISS Steve 2600 Hirst Terrace Oakmont A Cappclla Choir. Remembered for—his humorous wise cracks. •••JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • DAVID S. KELSO Dave 731 Wynnewood Road Ardmore Remembered for—his meticulous habits. AUDREY ELAINE KEMEL 1856 Windsor Park Lane Westgate Hills Chorus: Basketball 3. Remembered for—her sporting manner. EILEEN KENNEDY Lee 1819 Melrose Ave. Lynnewood Park Handbook; Chorus. Remembered for—her ability to circulate. Forty-rune ARLENE KERRIGAN Kerri 2610 Hirst Terrace Oakmont Remembered for—her beautiful eyes. JANE LOUISE KESER Janicans 700 Hirst Ave. Penfield Drama Pin: Senior Play: Cafeteria; Fordian Footlights: Chorus. Remembered for—her unending de' termination. KATHERINE JANE KIRKLEY Kirk 308 Farwood Rd. Carroll Park Student Council; Cafeteria Com' mittee; Fordian; Handbook; Photog' raphy Club. Remembered for—her talk of Ocean City. • ••JUNE 19 4 7 • • ° MICHAEL E. KIRSHNER Kuschnie 927 Edgewood Rd. Penfield Executive Committee (Chairman): Student Council (President): Soph' omorc Class (President); Merit Award (Physical Education): HiY (President); Football 2, 3; Basket' ball 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his albaround achievement. BETTY JEAN KOMPAS Betty 31 Waverly Rd. Llanerch O.G.A.; Secretarial Club; Hockey (Manager) 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—her quiet way of accomplishing things. GEORGE FRANK KRAMER Bud 126 E. Turnbull Ave. South Ardmore Service Pin; Radio (Vice-Presi' dent); Track 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his interest in machines. H ANNE E. KRIGBAUM Ann 815 Lorraine Ave. Ardmore O.G.A.; Photography Club. Remembered for—her daintiness. DORIS JEAN KRILL 34 Harvard Rd. Brookline Remembered for her writing abil- ity. MARY LOU KURTZ LuLu 312 South Manoa Rd. Manoa Typing Pin: Pen and Ink. Remembered for—her ever-present pep. • • • C. EDWARD LAND, JR. Ed 2919 Berkley Rd. Ardmore National Honor Society: Hi-Y; A Cappclla Choir: Cross Country 3. Remembered for—his perpetual questions. JUNE 1 9 4 7 • VIRGINIA LOUISE LANSER Jinny 1453 Maryland Ave. Lynnewood Park Service Pin: Fordian: Cafeteria. Remembered for—her lively per- sonality. HAROLD DAVID LEGERTON Dave 635 Haverford Rd. Haverford Remembered for—his sporty car. Fifty'one ROBERT L. LEYBURN, 3rd Leyblum 132 W. Hillcrest Ave. Oakmont Junior Class (Treasurer): Hi-Y (Treasurer): Football I, 2, 3. Remembered for—his unfailing popularity. JAMES FLEMING LINN Jim 346 Sagamore Rd. Brookline Remembered as—“Silent Jim.“ MARION RUTH LLOYD 227 Oxford Hill Lane Westgate Hills Pen and Ink; College Club. Remembered for her willingness to help. •••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • MARGARET A. LOTHIAN Clobe 3224 Plumstead Ave. Drexel Hill O.G.A. Certificate: Fordian: Cafe' tcria Committee: Pen and Ink. Remembered for—her friendliness. MYRTLE R. LOVE Myrt 847 Aubrey Ave. Ardmore Library Club; College Club. Retnembered by—her many friends. EVELYN J. LUNDBERG Evy 763 Humphreys Rd. Ardmore Park Merit Award (O.G.A.'Shorthand); Handbook; Chorus. Remembered for—her neat, effi' cient appearance. F fty'two JOHN BRADLEY LYNCH Brad 115 Harvard Rd. Brookline Fordian, Fordian Footlights; Senior Play; Football (Manager) 2, 3; Wrestling 1; Track 1. Remembered for—his carefree man' ner. JOSEPH T. LYONS M oss 147 East Benedict Ave. South Ardmore Remembered for—his way with wo- men. EUGENE MACK Mac 31 Whitemarsh Rd. Oakmont Remembered for—his ever'working brain. •••JUNE 1947« •• CHARLES D. MACKEY, JR. Dal 1012 Bon Air Ave. Manoa Remembered for—his determination for success. JAMES HAROLD MACKEY Mac 119 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Soccer 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 3. Remembered as—a good grappler. GEORGE B. MacNEIL Mac 824 Clifford Ave. Ardmore Remembered for—his participation in the Choir. Fifty'three VIRGINIA MANN Ginnie 511 Woodland Drive Llanerch Chorus. Remembered for her excellent jit' terbugging. JOHN MANNING Jack 1805 Melrose Ave. Havertown Remembered for—his imagination. LIDYA A. MARTUCCI Tuch Ardmore Ave. and Darby Rd. Ardmore Orchestra 1; Fordian: Fordian Footlights 2; Photography Club. Remembered for—her attractive wardrobe. •••JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • J MARIAN PATRICIA MARTYN Pat 22 Waverly Rd. Manoa Handbook. Fordian (Asst. Manager of Circulation); Yearbook; Art Club. Remembered for—her good groom' ing. MARY N. MASSA Mary 6 East Wilmot Ave. Llanerch Student Council: Merit Award (C Shorthand, Bookkeeping 2); Ser- vice Pin; National Honor Society; Hi-Y; Fordian (Business Staff); Art Club; Secretarial Club (Co- Manager). Remembered for—her alharound ability. PRIMO A. MASTROCOLA Primo 2505 Chestnut Ave Ardmore Photography Club; Radio Club; Fencing 3. Retnembered for—his fencing tab ent. Fifty'four MARTHA ANN MATTERN T ancy 20 Ease Marlhart Ave. South Ardmore Hi'Y; Senior Play: Handbook: Year- book: Hockey 1, 2, 3: Art Club (Secretary): National Honor Soci' ety: Fordian Footlights; College Club. Remembered for—her glossy red curls. BARBARA MAY Barbara 116 Friendship Rd. Aronimink Estates College Club. Remembered for her friendly smile. LOUISE EMILY MAYER Weesy 32 Decatur Rd. Oakmont Merit Award (Arts and Crafts); Orchestra 1: Art Club: Chorus. Remembered for—her profile. ...JUNE 19 4 7 • • • HARVEY W. McCABE Mac 1416 Knox Rd. Wynnewood Stage Crew 2, 3; Photography Club. Remembered for—his humorous wise cracks. WILLIAM HENRY McCARTY Bill 36 Darby Rd. Llanerch Remembered for—the exciting things he never said. DENIS F. P. McCLATCHY Denny 2919 Maplcshade Rd. Ardmore Remembered by—“Boomtown. Fifty'five j. norman McDowell, jr. Mac 2619 Woodleigh Rd. Oakmont Orchestra 1, 2: Band 1, 2; College Club: Baseball 2. Remembered for—his rhythmic personality. PHILIP McGOLDRICK Phil 872 Martin Ave. Bryn Mawr Remembered for—his love of school. RITA ANN McKOWN Rita 1619 East Darby Rd. Brookline Fordian: Handbook; Pen and Ink; Art Club: Photography Club. Remembered for—her artistic touch. june McLaughlin June 140 Shawnee Rd. Merion Golf Manor Service Pin; National Honor Soci' ety; Hi-Y: Orchestra; Band; Dance Band; A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—her determined manner. ALBERT McNEILL Pudgy 42 Rodman Ave. Havertown Football 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his cute remarks. DORIS McNUTT Mickey 809 Dover Rd. Penfield Downs Executive Committee: Student Council: Chairman of Assembly Committee: Merit Award (C Eng' lish): National Honor Society; Hi' Y; Senior Play: Yearbook (Editor); Fordian Footlights; College Club; Photography Club: Nursing Club (Vice-President); Forum League. Remembered for—her incessant par' ticipation in school affairs. Fifty'six 24 Sycamore Rd. Manoa Orchestra: A Cappclla Choir: Lib' rary Club: College Club: Spanish Club. Remembered for—her musical in terests. 336 Cherry Lane Merwood Student Council 3, Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. Remembered for—his art for argU' inent. JOSEPH J. MELCHIORRE Joe 2423 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Track 2, 3. Remembered for—his proverbs. •••JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • ROBERT M. MELVILLE Mel 316 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Baseball 2. Remembered for—his peaceful out' look. ELIZABETH L. MILLER Betty 128 Far wood Rd. Carroll Park Fordian: Hi'Y; Senior Play; Ford' ian Footlights: Photography Club: Rifle Club (Treasurer); Baseball (Manager 2). Remembered for—her never fail ing good nature. FRANCIS J. MONTAGNOLO Monty 100 Tenby Road Llanerch Hi'Y: Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2. Remembered for—-his genuine sin' cerity. Fifty'scvcn MARILYN MOORE Mof 322 Cherry Lane Merwood Hi-Y; Senior Play; Art Club; Ford' ian Footlights. Remembered for—her ready wit. SINCLAIR J. MUIR ShPPy 2433 Linden Drive Merwood Park Baseball (Captain) 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 3. Remembered for—his magnificent catching. RICHARD T. MULCAHEY Dick 105 Ardsley Rd. Highland Park Orchestra; Band; A Cappella Choir: Choral Club; Track 1; National Honor Society. Remembered as—a typical Irish fella. •••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • DORIS JEAN MYERS Jean 317 Lincoln Ave. Manoa Spanish Club (President); Swim- ming 3: Hi-Y. Remembered for—her sparkling per- sonality. FRANKLIN S. NAUMAN Frank 549 Virginia Ave. Manoa Remembered for—his desire to suc- ceed. THOMAS NICHOLSON Tom 100 Yale Road Brookline Remembered for—his good natured- ness. Fifty-eight ELIZABETH ANN NIMMO Betty 4 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Chorus. Remembered for—her friendliness. HILDA NOSS Hilda 612 Willowbrook Rd. Manoa Remembered for—her appealing smile. THOMAS E. J. NUNAN Duby 2919 Mapleshade Ave. Ardmore Manor Soccer 3. Remembered for—his satire. •••JUNE 1947 •• VIRGINIA A. PAPALONI Girtny 2509 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore O.G.A. Award; Handbook; Pen and Ink; Library Club; Secretarial Club; Photography Club (President and Secretary). Remembered for—her versatility. RICHARD J. PARSONS Pup 631 Haverford Rd. Haverford Wrestling 1; Stage Crew 1. Remembered for his wavy hair. NORMA PAULINE PATTEN 15 Oak Lane Havertown O.G.A. Award; Band: Handbook; Yearbook: Library Club; Art Club: Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her petite cute' ness. Fifty'nine DONALD W. PATTERSON Don 137 W. Eagle Rd. Oakmont Merit Award (Art Major 2); Fordian (Art Editor); Boys' Art Club (President). Remembered for—his caricatures. ROBERT A. PATTERSON Bob 137 West Eagle Rd. Oakmont Remembered for—his smoothness. JANE PENNINGTON Penny 101 East Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Art Club. Remembered for—her blonde hair. •••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • BARBARA J. PENNYPACKER Barbie 808 Powdermill Lane Penfield Downs Senior Play: Yearbook; Art Club; Fordian Footlights; College Club; Photography Club; Basketball 1, 2. Remembered for—her capable work. JOHN C. PENNYPACKER Penny 327 Virginia Ave. Manoa Senior Play; Stage Crew; Photog' raphy Club. Remembered because he can't be seen for smoke. WILLIAM J. PITTENGER Pitt 1241 West Chester Pike Manoa Student Council: Hi'Y; Football 1, 2, 3: Wrestling 1. Remembered for—holding up the radiators. Sixty JOSEPH F. POPE Joe 37 Braeburn Rd. Brookline A Cappella Choir: Choral Club. Remembered for—his intense seri' ousness. WILLIAM POWELL, JR. Bill 23 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Student Council 3; National Honor Society: Hi'Y (Chaplain): Senior Play: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 3: Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his aloofness. PAUL L. PRESSEDE 817 Penn Street Bryn Mawr Service Pin: Senior Play; Yearbook; Choral Club; Taxidermy Club; Soc- cer 2, 3: Baseball 1, 3. Remembered for—his educated feet. •••JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • MURIEL K. RAINEY Mickey 810 Biddle St. Ardmore Hi'Y: College Club; Spanish Club. Remembered for—her good, merry nature. CHARLES RAMONDO Abner 2619 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Taxidermy Club. Remembered for—his visits to Mr. Stinson. LEWIS E. RHIVER Lew 609 Hazelwood Rd. Ardmore Park Merit Award (E Plane Geometry); Choral Club; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his active inter' est in baseball. Sixty'one LUCILLE DORIS RICE Seal 19 Yale Rd. Havertown Student Council: Library Club; Photography Club: Nursing Club: Fordian Footlights: Hockey 1, 2, 5 (Manager). Remembered for—her atomic pep. ALICE RICHARDS 2427 Hollis Rd. Merwood Merit Award in Art and Craft: Art Club. Remembered for—her talented icc skating. CAROLE ELAINE RICHTER Cass 1021 Pennsylvania Ave. Brookline Fordian: Handbook (Sales Mana gcr); Art Club: Choral Club. Remembered for—her sparkling brown eyes. •••JUNE 1947 •• DAVID E. RODRIGUEZ Drick 131 Rockland Rd. Oakmont Student Government (Secretary); Executive Committee; Hi-Y; Foot' ball 1, 2. Remembered for—his bottle of cough syrup. CARL A. ROSENGARTEN Buck 1614 Ridgeway Rd. Brookline Remembered for—his remarks. RICHARD A. ROSSI Whistler 2727 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore National Honor Society; Hi'Y; Yearbook: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2. Remembered for—his outstanding good sense. Sixty'two M % H xr CAROLYN JEAN ROYCE Lyn 321 Bcwley Rd. Llanerch Student Council: Merit Awards (F and E English): National Honor Society; Senior Play: Yearbook: Fordian Footlights; College Club. Remembered for—her dynamic brains. CORA O. RUDOLPH Cody 755 Preston Ave. Haverford Remembered for—her sweetness. MARIAN EDNA RUF Smooth te 520 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Remembered for—her cuteness. •••JUNE 1947 •• DOROTHY CORINNE SALNEU Dot 104 Milard Lane Llanerch Yearbook; Library Club: Art Club (Vice-President); Fordian Foot' lights 1, 2; College Club: Swim' ming. Remembered for—her artistic tab ent. CARMELA ANNE SCACCHIA Carrie 2503 Belmont Ave. Ardmore O.G.A. Award: Handbook; Secre' tarial Club; Photography Club (Secretary). Remembered for—her cheerfulness. ROBERT E. SCHLENZIG Bo jo 1814 Rose Tree Lane Westgate Hills Executive Committee: Athletic As- sociation (Secretary); National Honor Society: Hi-Y (Vice-Presi- dent): Band (Vice-President); Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1: Wrest- ling 1, 2, 3: Track 2, 3. Remembered for—his accomplish- ments. Sixtythree JAMES GEORGE SETON, JR. Jim 2420 Whitby Rd. Merwood Merit Award (Biology): Photog' raphy Club (President): Track 1, 2, 3: Taxidermy Club. Remembered for—his diligent sci' entific interests. SAMUEL J. SEYMOUR Sam 43 W. Manoa Rd. Llanerch A Cappella Choir. Remembered for—his pleasant manner. WILLIAM E. SEYMOUR Bill 43 W. Manoa Rd. Llanerch Remembered for—his dreamy ap pearancc. • ••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • JOHN SHAW Jack 4 Vernon Rd. Llanerch JOSEPH ALFRED SHORT Pete 603 Furlong Ave. Manoa A Cappella Choir: Choral Club. Remembered for his unusual gait. FRANK MICHAEL SIMMONS Ozzie 110 East Turnbull Ave. South Ardmore Track 2, 3. Remembered for—his clownish character. Sixty'four DOROTHY LEE SMETHURST Dottie 130 South Eagle Rd. Manoa Library Club; Fordian Footlights; Cafeteria; Art Club. Remembered for—her friendly atti- tude. JEAN BROOKS SMITH Smitty 200 East Township Line Rd. Llanerch Fordian (Reporter); Pen and Ink; Fordian Footlights: College Club. Remembered for—her literary abil- ity. HUBERT SMITH Hubie 2941 Berkley Rd. Ardmore Cafeteria; Baseball 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his pep. •••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • LAURENCE D. SMITH Smitty 215 Oxford Rd. Brookline Orchestra; Band; Stage Crew. Remembered for—his ambition to he a farmer. ROBERT C. SMITH Smitty 201 Cedarbrook Rd. Ardmore Senior Play; Fordian Footlights; Cross Country 3: Track 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his acting ability. SARAH JEANNETTE SMITH Sarah 614 Country Club Lane Manoa Fordian (Typing). Remembered for—her happy'go lucky manner. Sixty'five WILLIAM FRANCIS SMITH Smttty 22 Vernon Rd. Llancrch Football 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—playing his heart out. RICHARD HERBERT SPENCER Snake 2035 Belvedere Ave. Oakmont Soccer 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his splendid feats in soccer. DONALD QUENTIN SPRAKER Don 638 Country Club Lane Manoa Remembered for—his friendliness. ...JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • WILLIAM S. STAMAN Bill 225 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Football 2, 3 (Manager); Wrestling 1. 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society. Remembered for—putting his whole heart into everything. MARGARET STEFANO 1701 Belvedere Ave. Brookline Remembered for—winning smile. ROBERT W. STETSON Stets 228 Shawnee Rd. Merion Golf Manor Remembered for his witty manner. SixtV'Si.v NANCY L. STOKLEY Stoke 326 Stanley Ave. Manoa Typing Pin; Service Pin; Secretar ial Club. Remembered for—likable person' ality. BRUCE G. STRATTEN 102 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Football 2; Baseball 1: Basketball 2; Track 1, 2. Remembered for—powerful legs. ROBERT ROY STROH 1717 Manor Rd. Brookline Remembered for—means of trans' porting himself. • J JOSEPH F. SWEENEY Joe 2418 Hirst Terrace Oakmont Remembered by—Joan. U N E 19 4 7 • im i MARIE ELAINE SWEENEY Billie 643 Georges Lane Ardmore Park Remembered for—quiet, sweet ways. • • JEANNETTE C. SUDMAN Suds 749 Humphrey’s St. Ardmore Park O.G.A. Award in Shorthand; Handbook Typist; Hi-Y; Nursing Club. Remembered for—beaming, ener getic personality. Sixty'Seten MARIAN BRADFORD TAFT Taffy 707 Grove Place Penfield Fordian (Manager of Sales); Latin Club; Chorus. Remembered for—originality. ANN RUTH TAITT 1010 Bon Air Avc. Manoa Cafeteria; Secretarial Club. Remembered for business-like manner. ROSE ANNE TALLEY 720 Buck Lane Haverford Handbook Typist; Secretarial Club; Photography Club. Remembered for—helpfulness. • ••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • WALTER H. TARBOTTON Walt 130 Kathmere Rd. Brookline A Cappella Choir. Remembered by—his ear-splitting quietness. SHIRLEY G. TAYLOR Shir I 701 Hirst Ave. Penfield Remembered for — her winning ways. BETTY JANE THOMPSON B.J. 127 Sycamore Rd. Manoa Senior Play: Yearbook; Pen and Ink (Editor); Fordian Footlights; College Club. Remembered for—her mischievous nature. Sixty-eight ALICIA TODD GLORIA TRAVAGLINI DOLORES LOUISE VAN ECK Tina Trav Dutchess 2932 Oakford Rd. Ardmore 820 Biddle St. Ardmore 8 Princeton Rd. Brookline Basketball 2. Cafeteria; Pen and Ink; Choral Chorus. Remembered for—her refined poise. Club. Remembered for—her friendly at' titude. Remembered for—glossy hair. • • • JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • ISABEL M. VAN HOOK Toots 605 Naylor’s Run Road Llanerch Remembered for—her quiet way. AUDREY ANNE VAN SCIVER Van 312 Glen Ridge Rd. Westgate Hills Cafeteria: Library: College Club. Remembered for—gay personality. LORELEI ANN WAGNER Lor 89 Warrior Rd. Drexel Hill Cafeteria. Remembered for—her hearty laugh. Sixtyoiine ■■■v 1� i MARGUERITE A. WAGNER Muggie 89 Warrior Rd. Drexcl Hill O.G.A. Remembered for—her pleasant per sonality. RADCLIFFE WARE Rad 13 Pennsylvania Avc. Brookline Senior Play: Fordian Footlights: Taxidermy Club; Cheerleader; Wrestling. Remembered for—his feats of magic. DONALD E. WARFIELD Don 320 Glen Ridge Rd. Westgate Hills Choral Club. Remembered for—his musical tab ent. • • • JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • 318 Davis Rd. Llanerch Remembered by- The Navy. 818 Dover Rd. Penfield Downs Photography Club. Remembered for—his many snazzy cars. CHARLES R. WERTLEY Chuck 1529 Sunny Hill Lane Havertown Remembered by—Audrey. H Seventy PATRICIA Z. WHAMOND Pat 2940 Oakford Rd. Ardmore Service Pin. Remembered for—her fair dainti- ness. NANCY JANE WHITEHEAD Muzzy 136 Farwood Rd. Carrol Park Fordian Footlights; Senior Play: Yearbook: Fordian: Rifle Club; Photography Club. Remembered for—her invigorating pep. HARRY BERNARD WHITNEY Eli 2417 Haverford Road Ardmore Student Council; Baseball 2. Remembered for—his fiery curve. •••JUNE 19 4 7 • • • SYLVIA WHITNEY Syl 631 Lawson Ave. Penfield Merit Awards (Spanish I, Band); Orchestra; Band: Library Club; Spanish Club (President); Choral Club: A Cappella Choir: Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1. Remembered for—her dignity. AYLWYN DILLER WILLIAMS Bud 834 Homestead Ave. Beechwood Park Student Council: Orchestra: Band; Track 2, 3; National Honor Society. Remembered f o r—proving h i s theories. ROBERT LEE WILLIS Monl? 25 Braeburn Road Brookline Remembered for—“sounding off“ in homeroom. Seventy-one BEN DAYTON WILMOT, JR. Ben 19 East Langhorne Ave. Llanerch Student Government (Social Com' mittee Chairman); Executive Com- mittee: Band 1, 2; A Cappella Choir: Choral Club: Cross Country 1. 2, 3 (Co-Captain); Track 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his sociability. S. ROY WILSON 2311 Darby Rd. Oakmont Student Goverment (Chairman of Finance Committee); Executive Committee: Student Council: Merit Award in Spanish I: National Honor Society; Hi-Y; Senior Play; Track 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—his quick wit and humor. ROBERT H. WINSHIP Windy 1713 Belvedere Ave. Brookline Wrestling Manager 2,3. Remembered for—his capable man- agement. •••JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • RICHARD L. WINTER Dick 701 Manoa Rd. Penfield Orchestra; Band 1, 2; Wrestling 1. 2, 3. Remembered for—his good nature. VICTOR J. WISNISKI Vic 1200 Ellston Rd. Aronimink Remembered f o r—his great strength. RUTH HELENE WOLL 309 Bewley Rd. Llanerch Student Council; O.G.A. Award: Service Pin: National Honor Society; Hi-Y; Yearbook (Literary Chairman); Pen and Ink: College Club; Nursing Club; Swimming; Tennis. Remembered for—her sterling character. Scventytwo JAMES EDWARD WOLLE Jim 600 Country Club Lane Manoa Soccer 2, 3; Track I, 2, 3. Remembered for—his tall lanky frame. NATHALIE M. WOODBURY Haffy 17 Tenby Rd. Llanerch National Honor Society: Yearbook: Secretarial Club; Basketball Man- ager 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—her charming daintiness. JEAN WRIGHT Jeannie 2743 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Senior Play: Fordian; Yearbook; Library Club; Fordian Footlights; Photography Club; College Club; Nursing Club; National Honor So ciety. Remembered for—her friendly de pendability. GINA A. SCARAPUCCI Girux 2621 Chestnut Avenue Ardmore Photography Club; Cafeteria. Remembered for—her gay, carefree manner. •••JUNE 1 9 4 7 • • • HESTER L. YOUNG 635 Country Club Lane Manoa O.G.A. Award; Service Pin; Fordian; Yearbook; Pen and Ink; Secretarial Club. Remembered for—her helping hands. WILLIAM YOUNG, JR. Bill 335 Valley Rd. Llanerch Choral Club. Remembered by—Elaine. GERALD RICHARD ZELLER Dic 130 Woodbine Rd. Manoa Remembered for—his wavy, blond hair. RUTH C. ZIRKMAN Ze e 105 Ellis Rd. Oakmont Student Government (Chairman of Traffic Committee): Executive Com' mittcc: Student Council: National Honor Society; Hi'Y (Vice-Presi- dent): Senior Play; Yearbook: Fordian Footlights; Choral Club; College Club; Hockey 1, 2, 3. Remembered for—her cheerful manner. Seventy-'three sir im; NT JANUARY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated: Fulmer, Stiert, Stifel, Con- over, Mr. Granger, Williams, Kirsh- ner, Rodriquez, Schlenzig. Standing: Yelland, Griffith, Gelpke, Wilson, McNutt, Zirkman, Keiiholz, McNutt, Morrissey, Donatelli, Kockler. JUNE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First Ron: Harsch, Dinon, Brangan, McNutt, Haussmann, Keiiholz. Sec- ond Ron: Gelpke, Wilson, Yelland, McNutt, Hoover, Griffith. Third Ron: Kirshner, Stinson, Rodriquez, Dona- telli, Schlenzig. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Seventy'six .o V i: ic i i: i JANUARY STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Haws, Massa, Whitney, Brangan, Kirshner, Rodriquez, Woll, Double, Gettz, Hoover. Second Row: Myers, Coker, Bianco, Stauffer, Walker, Dougherty, Goodwin, Lutkin, Foley. Last Row: Griffith, Jones, Conver, Burdge. Pyott, Powell. JUNE STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Eldridge, Brangan, Woll, Gettz, Massa, Kirshner, Rodriquez, Williams, Dcublc, Hoover, Steele. Second Row: Greer, Davis, Long, Griffith, Pyott, Burdge, Myhre, Bianco. Last Ron: Todd, Dougherty, Norris, Goodwin, Walker, Titus. SOCIAL COMMITTEE 110X0 It NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fir si Ron: Haws, McLaughlin, Feyler, Royce, Brangan, James, Zirkman, Grcgson, Gettz, Borneman, Bush. Second Ron : Massa, Manno, McNutt, Norman, Cordes, Dagcr, Fulmer, Hoover, Conover, Kockler, Grant, Boss. Third Row: Powell, Schlenzig, Fall, Stinson, Groetzinger, Wilson, Donatelli, Gelpke, Higgins, Anderson. NEW MEMBERS First Ron: Wright, McLaughlin, Royce, Massa, Wilson, Hoover, Keil- holz, Bush, Hinchman, Zirkman, Feyler. Second Row: Beck, Brangan, Boss, D. Borgman, Wiltbank, N. Borgman, Caccese, Mattern, James, Woll. Third Row: Williams, Dean, Curry, Schlosser, Gettz, Gregson, Harsch, Woodbury, D. McNutt, T. McNutt. Fourth Row: Donatelli. Sta- men, Stinson, Coyle, Hamilton, Haws, Bornemann, Gordon, Mulcahey, Pow- ell. Fifth Row: Higgins, Schlenzig, Cordes, Groetzinger, Gelpke, John- son, Jones, Land. Sixth Row: Rossi, Davis, Lewis, Anderson. The National Honor Society of the Haverford Township High School again elected new members into its organization on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Selection of the new members is made partly by the faculty and partly by the former members of the society, with the final choice made by a committee appointed by Mr. Granger. The high standards maintained by this honorary society throw out a real challenge to those students striving to attain membership. The boys' hey under the capable supervision of Robert S. Bennett was very active this year. They played an important part in the Clothing Drive, and are planning a camera stand out on the athletic field, which will be used for taking pictures of the football games. The President was Mike Kirshncr and the Secretary was Herbert Hoover. They also planned a party for the Girls' HiY. The purpose of the Girls' HiY is to maintain high standards of service, be havior, and citizenship. Their activities consist of serving in school and community affairs. There are the usual four officers and five committee heads: program, social, party, decoration, and community welfare. Previously, the inductions have been held at the beginning of each term. The meetings are held every other week. This year, the Hi Y's sponsor was Miss Laurie; formerly, Miss Cornog had this honor. This or ganization is one of the most active and valuable in school affairs. SOCIETIES BOYS’ HI-Y Silting: Groetzinger, Land, Pyott, Leyburn, Schlcnzig, Hoover, Higgins, Wilson. Standing: Montagnola, Don- atelli, Rossi, Gelpke, Griffith, Pittin- ger, Jones. GIRLS’ HI-Y First Row: Bush, Mattcrn, Sudman, Manno, Borneman, McLaughlin, Moore, Haws, Belletn, Harsh. Second Row: Wensing, Cockier, Johnson, Heisley, Dager, Conover, E. Norman. B. Grant, Steele, Boss, Orr. Third Row: Harlan, Caccese, Diller, Dinon, King, McNutt, Brangan, James, Zirk- man, Morrisey, WoII, Gregson, Keil- holz, Getz, Norman, Grant. NEW MEMBERS First Row: Coyle, Gans, Myers, Miller, Rainey, Boss, Massa, Hinchman, Wilt- bank, Borgnian, Biddle, Foley. Second Row: Staman, Trickett, McNutt, Long, Goodwin, Groves, Frings, El- liott. Third Row: Giaccomucci, An- derson, Conner, Mulcahey. Seventynine SENIOIt MUMMY AM) T II K MUMPS The main theme, if there is one, of the Mummy and The Mumps could ade- quately be expressed in the adage “The best laid schemes of mice and men, Gang Aft A Giei.” The January Class of 1947 did not need this adage brought out, for like most high school play casts they learned this truth to be self evident as they went along. Fortunately the night the curtain went up, that proverbial saying suddenly vanished, and our class with the wonderful help of Miss Mary B. Amo was able to boast of a “success. P LA VS I� A I� I� V I. O i, LEGS The Class of June, 1947 proudly presented on April 18th and 19th the play Daddy-Long-Legs, written by Jane Webster. Miss Jessie Mae Millen very capably coached this production, and the story centered around an orphan girl who went to college and fell in love with her guardian, Daddy-Long-Legs. The characters were excellently portrayed by the members of the Drama Class, and we're glad to say that the play was a huge success. SCHOOL Talents of the students in prose and poetry alike are displayed in this widely read, well-liked bixik, PEN and D K. Miss Lillian R. Brown and her staff do a won- derful job compiling it full of thrilling stories and rhythmic poetry, illustrated artistic- ally, which is worthy of much commendation. Not only is this interesting book distrib- uted to students of Haverford but to others all over the U.S. and nations abroad. One of the most valuable articles given to the students at the beginning of each year is the Haverford High Hayidbool{ containing information which all wish to know. It is a great asset to the students entering from the Junior High School and from other schools, for its contents explain in detail the requirements, the activities, the awards, and many other such important facts about our school. The calendar of events for the year is appreciated by former as well as new pupils. Mr. A. J. Postpichal guides the organization and business affairs of this essential booklet. PEN 8c INK STAFF First Row: Grooves, Borgman, Thompson, Johnson (Editor), Gill, Cochrane, Johnson. Second Row: Garber, Dobie, Wiltbank, Gans, Lloyd, Joeckel. HANDBOOK STAFF First Row: McKnown, Richter, Borncmann, Haussmann, Keilholz, Hunter, Sudmann. Second Row: Gravesnor, Frings, Freeth, Welham, Hunt, Grooves. PUB LICATIONS Bits of news originating in all corners of the school find their way to a certain office where they are expertly combined in one of Haverford High School's most in- teresting publications. Under the capable management of Mr. Arthur R. Walter the Fordian has become more interesting and educational as each issue is published. Valu- able experience in reporting, editing, and countless other journalistic fields is gained by its industrious staff. JANUARY FORDIAN STAFF First Row: Grooves, Beauchamp, Haussman, Kockler (Editor), Keilholz, Frings, Steele. Second Ron: Johnson, Manno, Chapman, Patterson, Hamilton, Dager. Third Row: King, Norman. JUNE FORDIAN STAFF hirst Row: Chapman, Bornemann, Beauchamp, Groves, Haussman, (Editor), Keilholz, Frings, Zimmerman, Patterson. Second Row: Berhit:, Wright, Burris, Lanser, Devine, Fitti, Freeth, Buer- hing, Hinchman, Hamilton, Muir, Kirkley. Eizhty'thrcc m r s i c The Music. Department has been more active this year than ever before. The orchestra has been kept busy playing for the Mikado, both senior plays, the Baccalaureate Service, Commence' ment, a concert at the Overbnx)k School for the Blind, and of course, Music Night. Everyone has seen and heard the band on the foot' ball field, in assembly, on Memo' rial Day, and in the Commence' ment given in June. The A Cap- pella Choir has been very out' standing in its achievements this year. Aside from the production of the Mi ado, it has given us very fine performances in the Bac' calaureate Service, in the assem' blies, in the various churches, and in the Cultural Olympics. STRING ENSEMBLE First Row: Madison, Taylor, Hoover, James, Johnson, Thompson. Second Row: Butterfield, Abernethy, Holzheimer, Merritt, Dreisler, Schlosser, Long- necker, Woll. Third Row: Winter, Mowrer, Fuhrmeister, Borgman, Hoffman. Fourth Row: Hopwood, Cochrane, McLaughlin, D’Angeli. BAND Drum Majorettes: McLaughlin, Patton, Stevens. First Row: McLaughlin, Croll, Fuhrmeister, Hecht, Iseminger, Gans, Connor, Hammett, Taylor, Mr. Allison. Second Row: Wexlin, Stewart, Whitney, Cochrane, McKay, Merrill, Singley, Beck. Third Row: Ardell, Wise, Mowrer, Borgman, Jackson, Schenck, Desmond, Harsch. Fourth Row: Bickhardt, Albright, Hammond, Donatelli, Schlenzig. Fifth Row: Dreizler, Johnston, Lambert, Hansel, Rile, Bent- ley, Borgman, Mcllvaine. Sixth Row: Grosvenor, Pacitti, Wensing, Charles, Elliott, Mulcahey, Flowers, Smith, Faulhaber, Winter, Hoover. Color Guard: Johnson, Zundt, Burns, Gaskill, Walker. IIE PART M i: I CHOIR First Ron: Fehr, McNutt, Seymour, Fink, Hoover, Donatelli, Jones. Second Row: Wiimot, Pope, Manning, Larabee, Redman, Troiani, Young, Hoerr, Orr. Third Ron : Miller, Warfield, Short, Giacomucci, Morrison, Granger, Clark, Mulcahey, Norris, Bickhardt, Tarbottum, Hunt. Fourth Row: McNabb, McLaughlin, Bornemann, Boss, Schlosser, Abernethy, Cunningham, McKnight, Biddle, Hunt, McKnown, Bellem, Conover. Fifth Row: Hoffman, Jackson, Whitney, Keser, VanEck, Staffer, Travagalini, Kostic, Law, Kilgore, Richter, Hecker, Mann. Sixth Row: Gettz, Dean, Harsch, Clark, Shaner, Nimmo, Beck, Borgman, Burris, Kennedy, Kernel, Buerhing, Johnson, Steele, D’Angeli. The instrumental and choral groups will combine again this year on May 2 to produce their annual Music Night. Imogenc Me' Nabb, the piano soloist, will play three short pieces, including the T'locturne in B Major, by Chopin, and the Juggler, by Toch. Doro' thy Anne James will present two movements of the Bach Concerto in A Minor for violin, accompany ied by the orchestra. With the additional color of the band, or' chcstra and A Cappella Choir, the evening will give every one an insight to the high standards and achievements of our musical groups. ORCHESTRA First Row: Hopwood, Cochrane, Hoffman, Winter, Mowrer, Fuhrmeister, Borgman, D’Angeli, J. McLaughlin. Second Ron: Woll, Mattison, Holzheimer, Hoover, James, Johnson, Taylor, Thompson, Longnecker. Third Row: Haws, Butterfield, Abernathy, Schlosser, Dreizler, Merrith, Wise, Croll, Brangan. Fourth Row: Schenck, E. McLaughlin, Jackson, Stuart, Whitney, Singley, McIIvain. Fifth Row: Wensing, Hansell, Johnston, Albright, Hammond, Donatelli. Sixth Ron : Lambert, Faulhaber, Walker, Hecht, Conner, Flowers, Elliott, Mulcahey. ■P O I i: It H I T A THE MIKA II 4� This operetta was truly a success fcr director, Mr. Paul Ernest Fink and his hard-working A Cappella Choir. It was the biggest and best of their various perform- ances. The unique tunes of the Orient charmed the ears of the audience to the utmost. The A Cappella Choir, the Boys' Chorus, and the Boys' Octet displayed their talent in many other projects during this year, all of which were a total success. ★ COSTUME CLUB SPANISH CLUB § 11� i: ART CLUB SECRETARIAL CLUB LATIN CLASSICAL CLUB NURSING CLUB Eightyeight C DRAMATIC GROUP FORUM LEAGUE LIGHTS PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB GIRLS’ COUNCIL COLLEGE CLUB CHEERLEADERS Eightyninc CLARINET GROUP OCTET § I I� K E DRAMATIC GROUP FINANCE COMMITTEE LIBRARY CLUB BOYS’ INTRA-MURAL CHAMPS v mec CHRISTMAS PLAY SKYLINERS LIGHTS CAMPUS QUIZ WINNERS GIRLS’ INTRA-MURAL CHAMPS INTRA-MURAL WRESTLING CHAMPS PAPA IS ALL (H.T.E.A. Play) W II O 9 s Most Likely to Succeed Eleanor Norman Best Looking Anne Conover Ed Williams . Barbara Grant Best Natured Ginny Orr Ed Williams . Barbara Grant Most Athletic Eleanor Norman Boh Fulmer Most Active Mae Kockler Joan King Cutest Barbara Grant Best Dressed Mae Kockler Most Talkative Nancy Clampffer Most Flirtatious Anne Conover Peppiest Jackie Harlan Boh Fulmer Most Pull Anne Conover Howard Redman Class Clown Robyn Morrisey Anne Mae Conroy Boh Fullerton Quietest Herb Hoover Most Likely to Succeed Dot James Tom McNutt..........................Best Looking.........................Jean Myers Mike Kirshner................... Most Popular...................................Jean Hinkle Russ Hess...........................Best Natured....................... Betty Miller Bob Schlenzig.......................Best Liked ..................... Sally Haws Phil Donatelli..................Most Athletic.................. -....Ann Harsch Don Higgins.........................Most Active..........—......—.....Doris McNutt Roy Wilson............................Wittiest...................... Marilyn Moore Dick Mulcahey.........................Cutest..................................Louise Heisley Harry Deuble........................Best Dressed......-................Muriel Rainey Dick Freeth ....Most Talkative.................... Corinne Gans Roy Gelpke..........................Most Flirtatious----------------- Elaine Hoss Hubert Smith.....................-....Peppiest....—......—.............Marian Ruf Bill Groetzinger......................Most Pull...................... .Ruth Zirkman Frank Simmons...-..............—....Class Clown..................... Lucille Rice George Engle._________________________.Quietest..................-....Elaine Sweeney FOOTHILL and FOOT IL LL J.Y. The football team experienced a mildly successful season. Although the team lost a number of players through graduation and early season injuries, Captain Eddie Williams sparked them on to victory and stood by them in defeat. A game typical of our season was the annual Thanksgiving Day game with Upper Darby, which ended in a tie. Coach Stinson and his assistants, Mr. Juenger and Mr. Harter, expect to have a strong team with, as a basis, six returning lettermen and several promising players from the J.V.'s squad. It seems that this year was just not our chance to be successful because the Junior Varsity football team also had a slight slump in its power to win games. Mr. Allison Cornog and Mr. Ray Mentzer coached the team and their hopes are high for the development of a better varsity team next year from the players they trained on the J.V.'s this year. Although they do not receive awards for playing on this team, everyone appreciates the job they did throughout the year. FOOTBALL H O 18 Bartram ................... 26 6 Abington ................... 6 20 Norristown ................ 12 13 Cheltenham ................ 26 7 Lower Mcrion .............. 41 12 Radnor ..................... 0 12 Berwyn ..................... 7 26 Lansdowne .................. 0 39 West Chester ............... 6 0 Upper Darby ............... 0 First Row: Pittenger, Gabriel, Groet- zinger, Williams, Smith, Pyott, An- derson, Donatclli, Trickett. Second Row: Higgins, Stiefel, Thompson, Gelpke, Cordrey, Arnold, Steiert, Ley- burn. Third Row: Hess, Schlenzig, Hutton, Daniels, Adams, Morrison, Stinson, Fail, Griffith. J.V. FOOTBALL H O 7 Abington .................... 7 6 Norristown ................. 19 6 Cheltenham ................. 32 0 Lower Merion ................ 6 33 Radnor ...................... 6 6 Friends' Central ............ 6 26 Lansdowne ................... 0 First Row: Hazel, Hancock, Carlson, Pellegrini, Hutton, Jones, Haas, Meyer, Carson. Second Row: Long, Lappin, Pacitti, Morris, Morrison, Granger, Decurtis, Yeoman, Vinna- combe, Finkelston, D'Alonzo. Third Row: Deckman, Sheets, Valor, Hemp- hill, Lehmann, Woodbury, Watson. Fourth Row: Jackson, Orr, Bies- wanger, Fower, Wilde, Todd, Yei- land, Adam, Harvey. 'Flinety'six ami SOCCER Although the hockey team did not have as successful a season as it had hoped for, the scores do not reveal the true teamwork and spirit of the players. Captained by Eleanor Norman, the girls worked together and played their best at every game. This year the team was under the direction of a new coach, Miss Jane S. Pike, who did a very creditable job. The hockey team is looking forward to a brighter and better season next year. The Soccer Team had a successful season this year under the leadership of Bob Fulmer, its captain. Even though the team did not win the Suburban Championship for itself, it did tie for it with Lower Merion. Since there are no playoffs in the league, the two teams will share honors. The team went through the season under the capable coaching of Mr. Hill, and they are all looking forward to winning the championship, next year, for Haverford, alone. HOCKEY H O 0 Radnor ..................... 3 0 Swarthmore ................. 4 1 Upper Darby ................ 7 0 Lower Merion .............. 4 1 Lansdownc .................. 5 0 Berwyn ..................... 6 First Ron-: Goodwin, Harsh, Bush, ' Norman, Mattern, Bellem. Second I Row: Kompas, Kockler, Seymour, Whitney, Zirkman, Curry, Johnson, Brangan, Conover, Morrissey, Rice. SOCCER H O 1 Mastbaum ................... - 1 Episcopal ................... 0 1 Friends Central ............. 2 2 Northeast ................... 7 0 Abington ................... 1 1 Kennett Square ............... 2 1 Upper Darby ................ 1 1 Lower Merion ............... 1 0 Westtown ............ 0 0 Girard ....................... 8 3 Abington ................... 1 2 Haverford College Freshmen ... 0 2 Upper Darby ................ 0 3 Lower Merion ............... 1 First Row: Lewis, Clark, Spencer, Fulmer, Cordes, Fratarione, Galloway. Second Row: Johnson, Seymour, Hazel, Preesede, Miller, Jones, Wood. Hoover. Third Row: Soloman, Hyde, Davis, Webb, Nunan, Wolle, Ellis, Pinkerton, Richens, Young. J'linety'eight BASKETHALL GIRLS’ The tremendous task of coaching was placed in new hands this season. Miss Knoff, from Brookline School showed the girls some valuable plays and tricks which they used with all their might, but weren’t too successful. Many of the most promising players are underclassmen and girls’ basketball will probably become a winning sport next year. Credit is due to these girls who worked hard. BOYS’ Even though the boys' basketball team had a rather slow season this year, the morale of the team was great. Mr. Steve Juenger coached the fellows regularly, and they played to the best of their ability. Even though the team loses some swell players, including Kirshner, Davis, Haigh, and Muir, the prospects for next year are very promising. Good Luck! GIRLS' BASKETBALL H. O. 32 Schwcnksvillc .............. 6 14 Lansdowne ............... 26 24 Lower Merion .............. 40 16 Swarthmore .............. 35 20 Radnor .................... 45 32 Sharon Hill ............... 33 11 Upper Darby ............... 32 First Row: Garber, Beauchamp, Harsch, Hooper. Second Ron : Schlos- ser, Borgman, Norman, Orr, Con- salvi, Goodwin, Seymour. Third Ron : Knopf, Steward. King, Kernel, Butter- field, Adams. Cates, Curry, Borgman, Galloway, Woodbury. BOYS' BASKETBALL H. O. 46—won West Chester ........ 22 24 Friends' Central .... 26 32 Lansdownc ........... 33 28 Abington ............ 30 40 Lower Merion ........ 46 34 Norristown .......... 60 24 Radnor .............. 33 31 Cheltenham .......... 3 3 39—won Hill School ......... 38 37 Upper Darby ......... 47 43—won Abington ............ 39 31 Lower Merion ........ 37 26 Glen Nor ............ 44 20 Norristown .......... 78 42—won Cheltenham .......... 20 51 won Upper Darby ......... 31 30 -won Swarthmore .......... 29 52 Chester ............. 53 Seated: Carson, Davis, Cordes, Mor- rison, Yelland, Kirshner. Standing: Morrison, Jones, Haigh, Pyott, Muir. One Hundred FENCING anil VETERAN’S RASKETRAEE The Fencing Team had a very successful season under the capable direction of Mr. Huber. These boys worked faithfully each afternoon, and as a result they won all but two matches. Joe Ginther became Interscholastic Champion and t x k third place in the Philadelphia competition. Larry Wolle was the Philadelphia Novice Foils Champion. The fellows deserve a lot of credit for their hard work. The Veterans under the direction ot Mr. Schenck formed a basketball team which came through with a very successful season. They' won three games and lost three, and on a whole this peppy team progressed slowly but surely. The squad con' sistcd of Sam Venuto, who was high scorer, Tom Foley, who acted as captain, Jim Whealton, the capable manager, Bill Means, Paul Winings, A1 Harris, A1 Impicatore, A1 Watson, A1 Lesbirel, Doug Howard, and Joe Lyons. Most outstanding in their record is that second game with Upper Darby which they lost by such a close score. FENCING H 3 6 5 5 5 6 2 6 5 O. Central ...................... Northeast .................... Southern ..................... Upper Darby .................. Valley Forge Military Academy.. Frankford .................... Ben Franklin ................. Frankford .................... Penn Charter ................. 6 3 4 4 4 3 7 3 4 Joe Ginther- Phila. Interscholastic Champion and Third Place in Phila. A.F.L.A. Sabre Championship. Larry Wolle—Phila. A.F.L.A. Novice Foils Champion. Mastrocola, Nelson, Ginther, Jones, Huber. VETERANS BASKETBALL H. O. 33 Dobbins .................. 26 38 Upper Darby .............. 47 24 Radnor ................... 28 29 Dobbins .................. 25 38 Upper Darby .............. 39 46 Dobbins .................. 40 Kneeling: Whealton, Foley. Stand- ing: Venuto, Impecatore, Winings, Harris, Means, Lyone. One Hundred and One moss COUNTRY ami WRESTLIXC The Cross Country Team had a very successful season this year although it didn't win any championships. Mr. Brucninger coached this team which lost only a few meets. An unfortunate incident by which some of Haverford's best runners were disqualified stopped H.H.S. from taking first place in the meet at state college. The men of the mats really did a very good job using their half Nelsons. They produced for Haverford one of its most successful seasons. Under the capable coaching of “Doc Harter, the fellows learned the tricks of the sport and used them well by defeating suburban leagues right and left. Only Abington and Upper Darby placed ahead of Haverford in the District One Championships. Two of the fellows, Daniels and Anderson, achieved for themselves the titles of District Champs in the 145 lb. and heavyweight class. Stamen and Anderson displayed their talents again at the state meet but there they weren't quite so fortunate. Truly this is one team of which Haverford can really be proud. CROSS COUNTRY Dual Meets H O 24 Lower Merion .............. 31 20 Abington .................. 35 15 Chester ................... 40 28 Norristown ................ 27 P.I.A.A. Meets, District I—Haverford 2nd place (69 points) State Championships—Haverford 3rd place (77 points) Marcus Hook Invitation Haverford 3rd place (58 points) First Row: Breuninger, Long, Wilmot, Anderson, Smith, Longnecker, Land. Second Row: Norris, Johnston, Lara bee, Pickell, Jones. Third Row: Bow- man, Gordon, Rhiver. WRESTLING H. O. 42 Yeadon .................... 5 26 Lancaster ................ 26 26 Episcopal ................ 17 30 Lower Merion ............. 16 14 Upper Darby .............. 24 22 George School ............ 13 21 Cheltenham ............... 20 12 Abington ................. 25 29 Lansdowne ................ 10 42 Yeadon .................... 5 21 (11 men) Hill School ..... 17 District Champions—Anderson, Dan' iels. First Row: C. Anderson, Donatelli, Gordon, Orr, Leslie, Stamen, Doc Harter, Powell, Mackey. Schlenzig, Daniels, Gelpke. Second Row: T. Sutton, Dawson, Shultize, Ware, Me- llrath. E. Long, B. Long, F. Mon- tagnolo. Third Row: D. Anderson, A. Montagnolo, Mozel, Biswanger, D. India, Rossi. Fourth Row: Groff, Zang. Fifth Row: Smith, Shellam, Payne, Young, Bunn, Winters. Sixth Row: Managers—Harvey, O’Hallor- an, Winship. TRACK and H ASCII ALL Since the season is just beginning as this goes to press—we must look ahead. We have returning such runners as Gordon and Fritsch in the 880, Long, Wilmot and Smith in the mile, Stratton and Schlenzig in the 440, Hess, Rossi, Kramer, and Groetzinger in the sprints, Wolle and Williams in the high hurdles, Seton and McNutt in the low hurdles, Donatclli and Stamen in the pole vault, Wilson in the javelin, Anderson in the shot put, Tracy in the broad jump. Added to these boys are other returning upper classmen and a number of talented tenth graders. With such a heavy schedule, we will have quite a time of it, but this team can be one of the best in recent years. With, as a nucleus, six returning lettermen, Mr. Cornog started getting to- gether another championship team. By the first game he had rounded out a better than par team. While having a poor start, the team quickly regained its winning ways. With a victory over Episcopal (5-3) and another over Norristown (7'0), which is a league victory, Mr. Cornog has hopes of a very successful season. TRACK SCHEDULE April 9 Chester ...............Home April 16 Upper Darby .........Home April 19 Bridgeton Relays ....Away April 23 West Chester ........Away April 25 Penn Relays .....U. of Pa. April 26 Penn Relays .....U. of Pa. April 30 Springfield ..........Home May 3 Dclco Champs....Lansdowne May 7 Ridley Park .............Home May 10 Suburban Champs Norristown May 14 Cheltenham .............Away May 17 District 1 Champs Upper Darby May 21 Lower Merion ..........Away May 24 State Champs.......Penn State First Row: Wilson, Seton, Angstadt, Donatelli, Hess, Fritsch, Stratton, An- derson, Smith, Land. Second Row: Schlenzig, Higgins, Kramer, McNutt, Williams, Groetzinger, Wolle, Fro- berg. Third Row: Pickel, Stamen, Gordon, Rossi, Hoerr, Pent. Fourth Row: Danley, Newton, Hoover, Schultheis, Richens, Broch, Ashen- felter, Eschleman. Fifth Row: Chase, Wolle, Stienman, Hutton, Clark, Long, Cox, Lewis, Richens, R. Long. Sixth Row: Wilkinson, Bentley, Goughan, Meyer, Merritt. Seventh Row: Norris, Burns, Johnston, James, Wilde, Lappin, Burge, LaWall. Eighth Row: Tracy, Dawson, Hazel, Nitti, Spencer, VoIIrath, Schatz, Jones, Pennington, Walker, Lehman. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 10 Norristown .........Away April 14 Abington ...........Home April 21 Cheltenham .........Home Agril 24 Lower Merion ......Away April 28 Radnor .............Home May 1 Upper Darby .......Away May 4 Norristown .........Home May 8 Abington ...........Away May 15 Cheltenham .........Away May 19 Lower Merion ......Home May 22 Radnor .............Away May 26 Upper Darby ........Home First Row: Arnold, Spencer, Muir, Cordes, Di Francisco, Pressede. Sec- ond Row: Rhiver, Haigh, Giacomucci, Sweeney, Hopwood, Butler. Third Row: Higgins, Lanser, Pyott, Jones, Hempill, Morris. Fourth Row: Pink- erton, Staats, Regester, H. Smith, Griffith. SWIMMIX. and (.01,1 This year, for the first time since 1941, Haverford girls competed in swimming against outside competition. There were meets with Lower Merion, Norristown, and most of the girls on the team were entered in the Interscholastic Swimming Meet. The squad is not a regular varsity team, but an outgrowth of the intra-mural program which has been conducted for the past five years. Special mention should be made of Jeanne Brangan who was elected captain of the group, and Dot Salneu, both of whom competed in the intra-murals and the Interscholastic for three years. The golf team, after a very successful season in which they won the champion- ship, started its second season after the revival of golf in the suburban schools. Most of last year's team graduated but a few sophomores and juniors are shooting very good golf, which is pleasing to Mr. Walters. He has made the statement that he expects Abington to be the team to beat, but we know that our team will do its best to keep the championship at Haverford. SWIMMING First Ron: Haussman, Salneau, Bran- gan, Woll, Patten. Second Ron: Macauley, W'einer, Anderson, Myers, Hopwood, Miss Hilbert. GOLF SCHEDULE April 28 Cheltenham .......Away May 2 Lower Merion ....Away May 4 Abington .........Home May 9 Cheltenham .......Home May 12 Lower Merion ....Home May 16 Abington .........Away First Ron: Bencker, Morris, Galloway, Vallar. Back Row: Johnson, Hagy, Bruce, Brown, Nye, Larabee. ✓ TENNIS BOYS’ Tennis in Haverford High is being revived after a lapse of several years. About a dozen boys showed interest enough to practice through last September and October, over at Ardmore Park. This Spring we began our first intcrscholastic competition with at least 9 matches scheduled with other suburban schools. GIRLS’ Under the capable coaching of Miss Hutton, the new girls' tennis team has made progress this season. In spite of the rebirth of the sport and inexperience of the girls, eight matches were played. A full schedule was recognized. Interest has been keen throughout the season and the girls hold great expectations for future matches. BOYS’ TENNIS April 24 Radnor at Haverford April 28 Haverford at Coatesville May I Norristown at Haverford May 5 Haverford at Pottstown May 12 Upper Darby at Haverford May 15 Haverford at Cheltenham May 19 Lower Mcrion at Haverford May 26 -Lansdownc at Haverford May 29—Tredyffrin'Easttown at Haverford First Row: Dunlap, Bonine, Stein man, Montagnola. Second Row: Mel ville, Elliott, Davis, Cook, McDowell Welham, Todd. Missing from pic ture: Hummel, Mackey. Orr, Winter Trickett, Yelland, Powell. GIRLS’ TENNIS April 24 April 28 May 1 May 12 May 15 May 19 May 26 May 29 Radnor ...............away Coatesville ..........home Norristown ...........away Upper Darby ..........away Cheltenham ...........home Lower Merion .........away Lansdownc ............away T. E..................away First Row: Cochrane, Feyler, Woll, DiGioia, Jackson, James. Second Row: Schlosser, Henrich, Eldridge, Ardell, Shaner, Fuhrmeister, Aber- nethy. Third Row: Martin, Lewis, Beck, Cordrey, Englekraut, Dill, Miss Hutton. Kneeling: Harsch, Dietrich. Missing from picture: Jeannette Sud- man (Manager). % One Hundred and Fiv .1 IMO IKS 1948 first Row: Hall. Seymour, Fowler, Taraborolli. M. Morrison. Grant. Griffith. R. Jones. Carlson. Pacitti, Alstrom. Second Itow: Van Newkirk. Eshleman. Condlief. Stadford. lent. Dunlap. Hackman. Patani. Rose. Giacomucci. Gersitz. Third How: J. Anderson. Richcns. Allen. Hentxel. E. Lonjf. Alwine. Lambert. Innella. Steinman. Sutton. Cochill. Fourth How: DiTrolio. J. Fratantoni. Rauch. Pricker. Bowman. Mowat. Vinnacomb. W’atson. Duffy. Marinelli. Walker. Fifth How: Haase. Lappin. Pelejcrini, Mitman. Mcllvain. Pnckhardt. Hamond. MahafTey, Jonet-. Rill. Wensinn. Sixth How: Ashenfelter. Steele. Davis, Sheets. Freimuth. Easton. Buchanan, Fratantoni. Arnold. Seventh How: Wolle. Mickle. Hazel. De Curtis. W. Brown. Meyerson. Pearson. Ellis, Da� es. C. Anderson. Clark. Eighth How: Cooke. Zundt. W. Carson. Trickett. Yountr. D. Johnson. Elliot. Gaskill. Hammett. W'aite. Lewis. First How: Wrijrht. Spohn. McKay. Finkelston. Davy, Schaltz. Ritchie. E. Morris. Miller. Lynch. Myers. Second How: Crudden. Uhler. Bowman. Gordon. Kailunas. Brownfield. Alber. Shellum. McKolvcy. Dawson. D'Achille. Third How: Parker. Umani. Pickell. Moesel. Butler. Jackson. Orr. Winter. Tracy. Franks. Miller. Fourth How: Daniels. R. Morris. Fifth How: Rabelow. Lehman. Kirkpatrick. Bentley. Chase. Goujthan. Schultheis. Cardwell. D. Campbell. Schafroth. Miller. Wilde. Deekman. Sixth How: Johnson. Yoeman. Grander. Wood. Cordcs. Kisner. S. James. Vollroth. M. Causby. Larabeo. LaWrall. Conner. Carson. Hancock. S JUNIORS 1040 TOP First How: Knapp. I ewi.s. Cox. Blank. WaUon. Bisbing. McClenaghen. Smith. Dobie. Foley. Beck. Second How: King. Wade, VanAllen. Geiger, Thornton. Pyott, Greene. Byam. Hibberd. Hooper. Goodwin. Canino. Third How: Eshleman. Eldridge. DePietro. Wright. English. McKnight, Ramsey. Scucchia. Haines. Cunningham. Traube. Prowell. Geraghty. Hendricks. Fourth How: Finch. Fuhrmister, M. Martin. Umani. Henry. Conners. Clark. E. Meyer. M. Amatucci, E. Gsell. D’Agostine. Fifth How : Hollingsworth. Matteson. Heald. Hendricks. Devine. Coburn. Coffey. Laws. Kostic. Biddle, lenon. Andrian, Seymour. Sixth How: Shubcrt, Harp. Beck. Fard. Butler. Adams. Slagle. Welde. Wagner. Pay. Soider. D. Borgman. Grouner. Gillum. Telthorster. Hyaon. Carrassai. Seventh How: Wisniski. Garlicks. Hunt. Baldwin. Stauffer. Ballantyne Dean. Abernethy. Schlosser. Shadewald. Curry. M. Boss. Consolve. BOTTOM First How: Lattimer. Ceccese. Rossi, Hines. Meyle. Nicholls. Lutkin, Beauchamps. Stevens. Zimmerman. Corbin. Second Row: (oangmllio. McDcvitt, Blancha, Livingston, Cooper, Bowles, Kilgore. Ardell, Lacy. Hoffman. Laws. Hubert. Third How: M. Gsell. Katkowski. Garber. Groves. Patten. Diller. Kilpatrick, Wiltbank. Frings. Mueller. McLaughlin. Eyre. Fourth How: Amatucci. D’Angelo. Radell. S. Myers. P. Myers. E. Pent, Schenck. Shanner. D’Angeli, Cordrey. Wise. Fifth How: Beck. McCaw. Bianco. Robinson. North. L. Walker, A. Jones. Bell. Archer. Bromley. Myhre. Catis. Sixth How: Brom field. Sylvester. Titus. Miles. Cleland. D. Miller. Mowrer. I.Struart. Shoemaker. Lynch. Buch. Emilsson. P. Walker. SOPHOMORES 1040 TOP First Row: Duuley. Chagnon, Young. Harrer. Merrill. Zang, MacNeill. Bcncker. Welde. Bunn, Countryman. Second Row: Mathiasen. Hagy. Newton. Harshaw. Pike, Bellamy, Allison. Woodwell. Rathbun, Hummell, Parks. Third How: Kiesge, Charles. Woodbury, Sim � n. Gill. Steinman, Cox, Moore. Wilkinson. Dreizler. Drescher. Salter. Harvey. Kelby. Fourth Row: Hutton, DiRocco. Henry. DiGioia, Giannopoulos. Roth. Vallar. Yelland. Myers. Iiraun. Fifth How: Faulhaber. Michael, Nye. Todd. Jones, Heward. Adams, Merritt. Wilson. O'Halloran, Cagle, Gibson. Nitti. Vanci, Conroy, Miller. Perry. Sixth' How: Spencer. Roberts, Haxel. Purge, Brookour, Hemphill, Rejester, Rogers, Lanser, Hecht, Burns, Appel. BOTTOM First How: Swarr, Kakowski. Grant. Pinkerton. Haly. Nelson. Sutton. Schlater. Spada. Montagnolo, Allen. Second Row: ' D’Alonzo, Singley, Albright. McKccman, Henderson, Scheufele. Riley. D'Angelo, Raupp. Innclla. Townsend. Third How: Mierley, Lewis. R. Long, Mcllwraith. White, Limroth. Kring. Traise, Winters. Frill, Champion. Fourth How: Dron. Taylor. R. Fox. Peabody, Soloman, Hogan. Hansell. 'Gavin, McGoldrick, Sinclair. W. Orr. Fifth How: Hadticld. J. Fox. Crawford. Nicholadse. Nelson. Legge, Atmore. McLaughlin. Millick. R. Orr. Cave. Jones. Bermender. Pegani. Schmid. Sixth How: Strumm. Groesbeck. Corbett. J. Young. Beiswanger. Brock, Jeary, J. Merritt. Steele. Howarth. ✓ SOPIIOMOIKIS If Mil TOP First Row: Vollana. Rossi, Legnini, Carlino, Vilsack, Anderson. Sor- ano. Carlino. Groetzingtr. Douglas. Second. Rote: Wika, Stroup, Trudenick. Crawford, Jones. Maiden, Mc- Fadden. Blanc. Woll, Longnecker. Third Row: Dunlap. Muir. Roabartes. Kiebe. Galloway. Troiani. Mer- rill. Ridge, Capaferi. McGeorge. Cenda. Tierney, Hodge, Scara- pucci, Oliveri. Fourth 'Row: Custer. Osorioso, Heller, Giullerman. Travalini. Harsch. Soarapucci, Muffet. Nippes. Crouse. Kerveney. Bril ley, Allen. Cioti. Fifth Row: Custer. Cox. Foster, Dilworth, Gett .. Connors. Johnson. I.yphon. Fowler. Foley. Duff. Sixth Row: Taylor. Venecole. Stewart. Clark. Desmond. Nieson. Kub'.y. Schoen. Cambell, Schlitz. Donatelli, Kohen. Cooper. Seventh Rote: Howard. Paul. Norris. Gallup. Dengler. Karly, Cal- houn. Angstadt, Kaupp. McKeeft, Allen. Forcey. Goos. Dougherty. Ducky. Eighth Row: Ralston. Gibson. Paul. Rhinehart. Walker. Cirello. Coil- man. Carson. Davis. Parler. Smith. Fagen. BOTTOM First Row: Alszcwski. Solomen. Lawson. Bosch. Pancoast. Broomall. Foglietta. Geuthcr. Keene. Cramer. Fogel. Second Row: Coker, Schaetzle. Wells. Bell. Sharp. Kegle. Kaiser. Rear- dom. Longnecker, Gould. Haldeman, Travelings. Obold. Third Row: Fisher. Williams. Tompson. Dannenhouer. McGoldrick. Robards. Winter. Campbell. Catcher. Hansen. Hiinn, Fogel. Kngle- kraut. Fourth Row: T.iylor. Roland. Pcnnypacker. Lippkc. Cole, Slader. Doland. Oakford. Mazee. Hopwood. Benson. Betancourt, McIntyre. O’Bryan. Fifth Row: Fulton. Wack, Holt. Dietrick. MaeAuley. Laskaris, Jackson. Matterson. Hanna, Dickie, Parks. Reese. Dengler. Greer, Basha. Sixth Row: McKee. Meyer, O'Neill, Stackhouse. Kozick, Dimond. Weiner. Robinson. Rank. Seventh Row: MacCarty. Field. Fulmer. Wider. MacNeill, Fox. Bennett. Andreson. Butterfield. Birckett. Dill. 41 31 OMIIA VII CARICATURES 0 Y i: ICICOOk STAFF JANUARY STAFF Bottom Row: Joan King, Barbara Grant, June Dager, Anne Conover, Angelo Manno, Nancee Clamp her, Jacquelyn Harlan. Top Row: Eleanor Norman, Frances Bellum, Mildred Johnson, Joan Rust, Barbara Norman, Dianne Steele. JUNE STAFF First Row (from bottom): Carolyn Royce, Ruth Zirkman, Betsy Boss, Dorothy Ann James, Doris McNutt, Ruth Woll, Sally Haws. Corrine Gans, Jeanne Coyle. Second Row: Nancy Mattern, Louise Bornemann, Joan Keilholz. Helen Gettz, Eleanor Feyler, Barbara Gregson, Nathalie Woodbury, Barbara Hamilton, Jean Wright, Marilyn Hausseman, Jacquelyn Bush. Third Row: Charles Fitti, Paul Pressede, Dick Freeth, Richard Rossi. One Hundred and Fourteen A IMH.ItAPIIS 1 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We arc grateful to the many who have helped make our year' book possible, but 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. Harrv P. Dolan for his help with the business affairs. Dr. J. Frank Carter and Mr. Gerald Harter for their snapshots and groups. Mr. Wyc Justis for his individual soccer pictures. Lucdcckc Studio, 7038 Terminal Square, Upper Darby, for prompt cooperation in delivering portraits. Clark Printing House, Inc., 1228 Cherry Street, Philadelphia, for printing of the yearbook. Lotz Photo Engraving Co., 12th Cherry Sts., Philadelphia, for engravings. ✓