Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

Thv 10 4 8 GRE YSTONES Vuhlishvtl bff the m: ioii class HAVKIKEOIKD SENIOR HIGH SC II O O L HAVERTOWN, PA. Til 4� II 'ow HAVERFORD HIGH SCHOOL . . . 191J 9 :t Nineteen forty-eight is rich in anniversaries for Haverford High School, as it marks the fortieth anniversary since the first class was graduated from our institution as a two year high school; the thirty-fifth since the first class was graduated from the four year high school; and the twenty-fifth since the first processional from our present building, Greystones. The history of Haverford High School begins back in 1906, when a two year high school was organized at Llanerch with Mr. William Leavitt as sole teacher. Two years later the first class held commencement exercises. At this time Mr Joseph Huff came to Haverford Township High School as supervising principal, and, for two years, its only teacher. The following years of his life he dedicated to developing the schools of the Township, until his death in 1927. In 1910 the school was located at Chestnutwold and was extended to a three year high school. Two years later the school w-as again moved, and at Oakmont became a four year high school, from which the first class graduated in 1913. In 1923 the first senior class, composed of only twenty-seven pupils, graduated from the present building. Miss Comog and Miss Stewart are the only faculty members who have observed these twenty-five years of continual growth of Haverford High School. 9 4 it HAVERFORD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL . . . 1948 DEDICATED To OSCAR GRANGER WHOSE NEVER FAILING ENTHUSIASM FOR OUR HIGH SCHOOL AND WHOSE CEASELESS ENERGIES FOR THE WELFARE OF THE STU- DENTS HAS WON HIM THE RESPECT AND ADMIRATION OF ALL, WE PROUDLY AND GRATEFULLY DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK. A It MIX! SCHOOL BOARD Sitting: Mr. Hardt, Mr. Schlack, Mr. Trickett, Mr. Man- has replaced Mr. Smith), Dr. Abernethy, Mr. Paul, Mr. thorpe. Standing: Mr. Webster, Mr. Smith (Mr. Jackson Lawson (Solicitor), Mr. Hughes (Secretary). Six ST It AT I O X MR. GRANGER’S COMMITTEE Left to right: Mr. Walker, Mr. Granger, Miss McMahon, Mr. Stinson. Seven On Ilie Ollier $i«le of I lie Oesk Finl Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Sixth Row Seventh Row T eacher Department Mr. Allison Music Miss Amo English Mr Bawn Commercial Mr. Bennett Science Mr Breuninger History Mrs. Brown, R.N. Nurse Miss Brown English Mr Brown Art Miss Collins Mathematics Mr Cornog Physical Education Miss Cornog Home Economics Miss David Physical Education Miss Decker History Mr. Dolan Commercial (No' Pictured) Mr. Fink Music Miss Geiger Librarian Miss Gilmore Language Mr. Gwinn Science Mr. Hallowell History Mr. Harter Commercial Miss Hilbert Physical Education Mr. Hill Mathematics Mr. Howarth Mathematics Mr. Huber English Mr. Hughes History Miss Jones English Mr. Jucnger Physical Education Miss Kavasch Commercial Miss Laurie English Mr. Livingston History Miss McMahon Dean of Girls Miss McNabb Home Economics Miss Millen English Miss Moore Mathematics Mr Musser Science Miss Myers Commercial Miss Nickerson English Miss Perkins Language Miss Pike Language Mr. Postpichal Commercial Miss Rogers English Mr. Schenck Science Miss Smith English Miss Stewart Art Mr. Stinson Dean of Boys Mr. Studenroth History Mr Walker Asst. Principal Mr. Walter English Mr Wiley Commercial fiine Under-graduate college Graduate college Temple Columbia Teacher's College Teacher's College Columbia Columbia Gettysburg Pennsylvania Princeton Pennsylvania Kutztown Teachers Temple Bryn Mawr Hospital Pennsylvania Westminster Columbia Millersville Purdue Wilson Columbia Swarthmore Pennsylvania Drexel Penn State Arnold Rutgers Mansfield Temple Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Butler Julliard Lawrence Columbia Grove City Michigan West Chester Temple Penn State Temple Bloomsburg Massachusetts State Temple Temple Bloomsburg Bucknell Temple Pennsylvania Temple Temple Oberlin Rutgers Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Temple Temple Drexel Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Penn State Temple Allegheny Pennsylvania Drexel Drexel Randolph-Macon Temple Woman's College Bucknell Teacher's College Columbia Bucknell Pennsylvania Susquehanna Temple Delaware Pennsylvania Temple Temple Swarthmore Pennsylvania Temple Temple Drexel West Virginia Pittsburg Pennsylvania Breadloaf Industrial Art School Temple Syracuse Pennsylvania LaSalle Pennsylvania Delaware Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Temple Drexel Pennsylvania DONALD R. GRIFFITH Daddy WILLIAM O. CORDES B U 2443 Wynnefield Dr. Merwood Park Student Coined (Vice-Presi- dent ); Executive Committee; President of Class 1. 2, 3; Service Pin; Hi'Y (President); Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basket' ball 1, 2. 143 Mill Rd. Brookline Executive Committee: Athletic Association (Vice President); Class Vice President 3; Merit Award (Physical Education 1); Hi-Y; Soccer 1. 2, 3 (Captain 3); Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2, 3; National Honor Society. HAROLD C. BUTLER Bud 713 Cricket Ave. Ardmore Manor Executive Committee; Student Council (Assistant Secretary); Hi'Y; Baseball 2, 3. Friendly—carefree—cheerf ul. ROBERT W. JONES Bonehead 2540 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3; A Cappella Choir; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Boys’ Council (Chairman); So cial Committee (Co-Chairman); Hi-Y; National Honor Society: Executive Committee. Cute grm — popular — easy' going. T welve JANE F. ABERNETHY Janie 500 Valley Rd. Llanerch HiY Orchestra; Senior Play; Fordian Footlights; A Cappella Choir; College Club; Nursing Club; Basketball 1; Hockey 1; Lacrosse I: Tennis 2. V Year- book; National Honor Society. J. CONSTANCE ADAMS Connie 229 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Basketball 1. 2, 3: Lacrosse 1; Tennis 2, 3; Fordian Footlights; Science Club; Yearbook; College Club: National Honor Society. Good sport friendly—athletic. FRED A. ALBER Dutch 24 N. Manoa Rd. Manoa Boisterous — talkative — confix dent. FRANCES C. ALLEN Frannie 252 Sagamore Rd. Brookline Senior Play: Fordian Footlights; College Club: Spanish Club; Radio Production Club (Secre- tary). Loquacious—agreeable—gay. WAYNE ALLEN Wayne 126 Shelbourne Rd. Manoa Student Council; Senior Play; Football 1, 2. Affable—enthusiastic—loyal. ROBERT E. ALSTROM Ozar 106 Campbell Ave. Havertown Service Pin; Stage Crew. Constructor—blond—quiet. MARIA AMATUCCI Mary 434 Llanerch Ave. Llanerch O. G. A.: Library Club: Secre- tarial Club; Service Club. Frank—carefree—amusing. VENERANDA AMATUCCI Vinnie 17 W. I.anghorne Ave. Llanerch O. G. A.; Pen and Ink; Fordian Footlights; A Cappella Choir; Secretarial Club; Radio Produc- tion Club. Sweet—placid—agreeable. Thirteen CHARLES ANDERSON Andy 820 Woodland Dr. Llanerch Fordian: Football 1, 2: Wres- tling 1, 2; Track 1, 2. Friendly—athletic— loyal. JOHN ANDERSON Andy 820 Woodland Drive Llanerch Football (Manager 3). Unassuming—Cute Smile—Con- genial. M. ELIZABETH ARCHER Betty 401 Virginia Ave. Manoa Senior Play: Yearbook Pen and Ink: Library Club; Fordian Foot- lights; College Club; Radio Pro- duction Club. BARBARA ARDELL Bahs 300 Fayette St. Conshohocken Band; Yearbook: Art Club; Ten- nis 2, 3. Interesting — independent — talkative. Pleasing voice—eager—mqui.si- CHARLES ARNOLD Bud 530 Wales Rd. Llanerch Football 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3. Athletic — serious — rugged personality. Bob 9 Lincoln Ave. Manoa Senior Play; Photography Club; Track 2. Cute — independent — sense of humor. DIANE BALDWIN Diane 10 Maryland Ave. Manoa Hi-Y: Senior Play: Hockey 3; Swimming 3: Radio Production Club (President). Sociable — sparkling — fascinat- ing. RUTH BALDWIN Ruthie 1036 Bon Air Rd. Manoa Loyal—reserved—good sport. Fourteen RUTH ballantyne Ruth $04 Edgehill Dr. Brookline Merit Awards (E Core English and History): Yearbook (Liter' ary Chairman): Library Club; Fordian Footlights; College Club; Hockey 1. 2. 3 (Manager); La- crosse 1; National Honor Society. THEODORE S. BEARDSLEY Ted 301 Walnut Hill Lane Westgate Hills Peg'Pants—Wavy Hair—Excit able. M. JEANNE BEAUCHAMP Jeannie 100 Princeton Rd. Brookline Hi-Y: Band; Fordian (Features Editor): Handbook: Yearbook; Pen and Ink; Art Club (Secre- tary): Fordian Footlights; College Club; Basketball 1, 2. 3; La- crosse 1, 2. 3. BARBARA J. BECK Babs 348 S. Manoa Rd. Manoa Library Club: Art Club: Pho- tography Club; Swimming (Man- ager) 2. Artistic—serene—attractive Infectious laugh — pleasant — Lovable—vivacious—capable. NANCY G. BECK Bec ie 103 West Chester Pike Llanerch Merit Awards (Core English: Core History: Spanish 2): Na- tional Honor Society; Hi-Y: Or- chestra; Band (Secretary); Year- book (Editorial Chairman); For- dian Footlights; A Cappclla Choir. College Club; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Lacrorse 1, 2, 3. Interesting conscientious — competent. EUGENE A. BENTLEY Gene 807 E. Darby Rd. Llanerch Student Council: Orchestra; Band: Dance Band: Track 2., 3: National Honor Society. Musical—intelligent—quiet. SUZANNE BERRY Sue 730 Cricket Ave. Ardmore Typing Pin; Fordian: Pen and Ink; College Club: Nursing Club; Costume Club; Hockey 1; Swim- ming 2, 3. Congenial—sweet reserved- GLORIA F. BIANCO Gloria 2561 Haverford Rd. Ardmore Student Council; Hi-Y: car- book: Pen and Ink: Library Club: Art Club; National Honor Society. J£uiet willing — beautiful complexion. Fifteen HARRY W. BICKHARDT Harry 409 Maryland Ave. Manoa Band; Dance Band; Fordian; A Cappclla Choir. Musical—I over—well groomed THELMA M. B1SBING Biz 511 Kathmere Rd. Brookline O. G. A.; Fordian Footlights; Secretarial Club. Kind—jolly—good sport. SONYA BLANCHA Sonya 114 Fairlamb Ave. Havertown Art Club; Cafeteria; Pen Ink; Fordian: Bowling Club. Artistic—humorous—feminine DONNA M. BORGMAN Donna 1519 Dorchester Rd. Manoa Student Council; Merit Award (C History); National Honor Society (Secretary); Hi'Y; Band; Fordian: Pen and Ink; Art Club; Fordian Footlights; A Cappclla PATRICIA J. BOWLES Patsy 25 Treaty Rd. Aronimink Estates Fordian; Fordian Footlights; A Cappclla Choir; College Club; Jr. Classical League. Flirtatious—devilish—peppy. CHARLES BOWMAN, JR. Chazz 229 Glen Gary Dr. Westgate Hills Fordian (Sport Editor); Cross Country 2; Track 1, 2, 3 (Man ager). Industrious—franl —journalist JERE E. BRICKER Jer 817 Garden Ave. Beechwood Smiling—shy—scientific. SARAH D. BROMLEY Sally 731 Manoa Rd. Brookline Mild—subdued—practical. Sixteen WILLIAM G. BROWN Bear OH W. Darby Rd. Llanerch Golf 1, 2. J uief well dressed subtle. WM. N. BROWNFIELD, JR. Bill 1514 Lynnewood Dr. Lynnewood Park Stage Crew; Boys' Art Club (President). Pleasing—artistic—conservative. HARRY BUCHANAN Bucl( 10 E. Mercer Ave. Llanerch Timid—nice—meditative. BARBARA A. BUTLER Bobbie 1128 Garfield Ave. Manoa O. G. A : Fordian Footlights; Bowling Club. Good natur ed—giggler—happy' go-lucky. JANE BYAM Jane 411 Maryland Ave. Manoa Secretarial Club. Demure—meelj—blonde. MARY A. CACCESE Mary 42 Ralston Ave. Oakmont Student Council; Merit Awards (Home Economics, E English, E History. E Latin): Hi-Y: Senior Play; Yearbook; Library Club: Fordian Footlights; College Club: National Honor Society; Art Club: Latin Club (Secretary). Industrious—well lilted success- ful DONALD CAMPBELL Don 114 Harding Ave. Manoa Different—quiet—interesting. ANN CARASSAI Shorty 2716 E. County Line Rd. Ardmore O. G. A. Certificate. Aloof—different—raven hair. Seventeen S. JANE CARLINO Jane 820 Penn St. Bryn Mawr Yearbook; Hi-Y: Cafeteria; Li- brary Club; Art Club (Presi- dent); Baseball 1, 2; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3. Mischievous — friendly — un- suppressible. NORMAN CARLSON Jorm 34 E. Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Football 1, 2, 3. Nice—earnest—agreeable. WILLIAM D. CARSON Bill 256 Oxford Rd. Brookline Secretary (Sophomore Class); Hi-Y; Football 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. Tall—lan y—easygoing. WILLIAM D. CARSON Bill 127 Colfax Rd. Oakmont Stage Crew. Mechanical — friendly — six- footer. PATRICIA A. CATES Pat 409 Upland Rd. Manoa Fordian (Typist, Reporter); Yearbook; Library Club; Photog- raphy Club; Costume Club (Vice President): Spanish Club; Bas- ketball 2, 3. Jovial—well dressed—fastidious. C. EDGAR CHASE Ed 27 W. Clearfield Rd. Oakmont Student Council; Yearbook: A Cappella Choir: Football (Man- ager) 1; Track 2, 3. Amusing — questioning — lo- quacious. GERALD E. CLARK Jerry 1308 Robinson Ave. Manoa Senior Play. Clever—witty—good sport. GERALDINE CLARK Gerry 26 Treaty Rd. Aronimink Estates Fordian (Typing); Yearbook; A Cappella Choir: Secretarial Club: College Club: Costume Club (President); Bowling Club. Dignified soft spoken—serious. Eighteen VIRGINIA M. CLELAND Ginny 1110 Garfield Ave. Manoa Yearbook; Secretarial Club; Cos- tume Club. Tall—ladylike—modest. CAROL M. COBURN Carol 536 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Student Council; College Club; Rifle Club (Secretary); Swim- ming (Manager). Pleasant — generous — coop- erative. ELIZABETH A. COFFEY Betts 2811 Belmont Ave. Ardmore College Club; Science Club; Radio Club. Candid — aeronautical — stu- dious. RAYMOND H. COHILL, JR. Ray 1416 Sunny Hill Lane Manoa Conscientious—sense of humor— blushes. ALEX F. CONDLIFF Frog 803 Naylors Run Rd. Llanerch Carefree — happy — good- natured. WILLIAM H. CONNER, JR. Bill 101 Colfax Rd. Oakmont Student Council; Hi-Y; Orches- tra: Band; Service Club; Basket- ball 1; Track 3. Drummer — tall — neat dresser. ALICE M. CONNORS A1 2804 St. Mary’s Rd. Ardmore O. G. A Certificate; Costume Club; Bowling Club. Sweet—dignified—quiet. M. MARGARET CONSALVI Feg 2731 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Executive Committee: Girls’ Council (Chairman) Class Trea- surer 1: Hi-Y: Art Club; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 1. 2. 3: Hockey 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society. Striding—chic—livable. Nineteen THOMAS C. COOK DORIS J. COOPER PHYLLIS L. CORBIN MARILYN M. CORDREY Cookie 712 Homestead Rd. Beech wood Basketball 1: Tennis 1. Humorous - hus y — noncha- lant. Dossic 326 Darby Rd. Llanerch Sociable — sophisticated — friendly. Phyl 716 Railroad Ave. Bryn Mawr Senior Play: Jr. Classical League: Spanish Club; Radio Production Club: Hi-Y. Refined—amiable—sweet. Marilyn 14 W. Mercer Ave. Llanerch Tennis (Manager 2 years). Loquacious — nonchdlant — auburn locl s. 1925 COURTNEY CRUDDEN Crude 913 Naylors Run Rd. Llanerch Unassuming — mannerly — friendly. THERESA CUNNINGHAM Terry Fairview Ave. Bon Aii A Cappella Choir. Aloof—vocalist—quiet. CONSTANCE G. CURRY Connie 2911 Rising Sun Rd. Ardmore Student Council: Merit Award (Art); Hi-Y: Senior Play: Art Club; Fordian Footlights: College Club (President); Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 1: National Honor Society (Treas- surer); Radio Production Club (Vice President). Pretty—artistic—competent. WILLIAM G. D’ACHILLE Bill 2416 E. County Line Rd. Ardmore Park Photography Club; Science Club. Patient—cooperative—jolly. Twenty ROBERT W. DAGES Bob 1407 Robinson Ave. Manoa Senmr Play. Friendly — generous — good• DOLORES S. D'AGOSTINE De De 1713 Manor Rd. Brookline Quiet—agreeable—shy. nature .1 AMELIA C. D’ANGELI Molly 806 Wynnewood Rd. Ardmore Merit Award (E English. E History); Handbook (Business Manager); Yearbook: Senior Play; Library Club; Art Club: Fordian Footlights (Secretary); GLORIA C. D’ANGELO GIo 2729 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Merit Award (Typing): Photog- raphy Club: Junior Classical League; Spanish Club: Fencing 3. Fun-loving—spirited—nice smile. ERIE DANIELS Snoopy 810 Dover Rd. Penfield Downs Executive Committee: Athletic Association (Secretary): Hi'Y; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1. Active—well li ed—muscular. CHARLES M. DAVIS, JR. Charlie 631 Georges Lane Ardmore Manor Student Council; Hi'Y: Soccer 1. 2, 3: National Honor Society (President): A Cappclla Choir. Reserved — u ell dressed — sue- cessful. WILLIAM S. DAWSON Bill 128 Friendship Rd. Drexel Hill Wrestling 1, 2. 3: Track 1. 2, 3. Caref ree—sleepy—cute. MARJORY L. DEAN Marge 419 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Merit Award (F, E Core His- tory); Library Club: A Cappclla Choir: College Club: Basketball I, 2, 3; Hockey 1; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society; Dance Band; Hi'Y. Musical—active—congenial. Twenty-one ROBERT W. DECKMAN Dec lady 1707 Lynnewood Dr. Lynnewood Park Hi-Y; Soccer 3; Track 2, 3. Chivalrous — friendly — observ- ing. DAVID DeCURTIS Decks 111 Llandaff Rd. Llanerch Football I, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Fordian. MARIA J. DePIETRO SHIRLEY J. DEVINE Cuby Shirley 301 E. Hathaway La. Merwood 401 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Library Club; Cheerleader 2; Merit Awards (E English, E His- Lacrosse 2. Cooperative companiable — Cute — flirtatious — happy go- accommodating. lucky. tory, C English): Senior Play; Library Club; Fordian (reporter, subscription manager): Hand' book (sales manager); Yearbook (business manager); Fordian Footlights; College Club (Secrc- tary); Nursing Clul'- ketball (Manager) I, 2, 3: flghSAt 1, 2; Radio Production J jiii'Y; Tiiiiiiiiiii iIiimiu ftnnrTi 1923 NANCY E. DILLER Trance 1224 Darby Rd. Brookline Merit Award (Typing); Hi Y: Handbook (circulation manager): Yearbook: Library Club: Hockey 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3. Poised—feminine—sociable. VIRGINIA M. DINON Ginny 2424 Hirst Ter. Oakmont Student Government: Social Committee (Chairman); Execu- tive Committee; Merit Awards (Typing. Spanish): Hi-Y; Year- book: Library Club: Art Club: Fordian Footlights; College Club; Latin Club (Vice-President); National Honor Society. Hard worker—loyal—well li ed. JOSEPH F. DiTROLIO Joe 516 N. Eagle Rd. Manoa Baseball 2, 3. Sociable—flirtatious—devihsh. JEANNE H. DOBIE Jeannie 333 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Merit Awards (Art Major IV. Pen and Ink): Fordian (Art Ed itor): Yearbook; Pen and Ink (Art Editor): Art Club (Treas- urer); Fordian Footlights. Artistic sweet—feminine. Twenty-two JAMES C. DONNELLY Jim 2525 Rotemont Avc. Ardmore jguict - Genial—Good Dresser. JOHN C. DUFFY Jack 129 Wilson Ave. Manoa Opinionated — expressive — considering. WILLIAM M. DUNLAP Bill 205 Glen Gary Dr. Westgate Hills Tennis 2. Funny — unconcerned — bois- terous. THOMAS H. EASTON Tom 39 E. Langhorne Ave. Llanerch A Cappclla Choir. Droll—unique—unconcerned RICHARD A. EDGINTON Dic 614 Georges La. Ardmore Pleasant — carefree — mischie- vous. ELIZABETH A. ELDRIDGE Betty 324 Lenox Rd. Brookline Student Council: Fordian Foot- lights; Tennis 2. Petite—cute—feminine. WILLIAM M. ELLIOTT Bill 5 Pinzon Ave. Manoa Student Council: Hi-Y: Orches- tra; Band (President): Senior Play: Baseball 1: Tennis 2, 3; National Honor Society. Capable — fundovin g — thoughtful. i i m INGRID M. EMILSSON Ingrid 236 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Library Club; Secretarial Club. T alkative—placid—deliberate. T wenty'thrcc LOUISE ENGLISH Louise 1 E. Clearfield Rd. Havertown Cheerful—quiet—good sport. CHARLES L. ESHLEMAN Horse 804 Woodland Dr. Llanerch Band: Track. Friendly—quiet—enjoyable. HELEN P. ESHLEMAN Helen 804 Woodland Dr. Llanerch Secretarial Club; Photography Club; Basketball 2: Lacrosse 1, 2. 3: National Honor Society. Daring—mischievous—u itty. JOAN L. EYRE Joan 3018 Darby Rd. Oakmont Cheerleading 1. 2, 3 (Captain); Hi-Y: Yearbook; Senior Play; A Cappclla Choir. Dignified—sociable—pretty. BARBARA H. FINCH Barby 26 E. Clearfield Rd. Oakmont A Cappella Choir; College Club: Spanish Club (Secretary); Junior Classical League (2nd Consul). Efficient—pleasing—serious. WALTER C. FINKELSTON Fin 215 Mill Rd. Brookline Football 2; Basketball 1, 2; Cheer- leader 2. Peppy—carefree—funny. BERTHA M. FOLEY Bert 239 Cherry La. Merwood Student Council: Hi-Y: (Presi- dent): College Club: Nursing Club (Secretary); National Honor Society. Attractive—friendly—ambitious. MARTHA L. FORD Marty 913 Powder Mill La. Penfield Downs A Cappella Choir. Attractive — well'groomed — dimpled. Twenty four EDWIN H. FOWLER II Ed 2)) Shawnee Rd. Merion Golf Manor A Cappella Choir; Football 2; Basketball (Manager) 1, 2, 3. folly — neighborly — hard- worker. JACK W. FRANCKS 'Kiddo 144 E. Benedict Ave. South Ardmore Merit Award (Typing); Foot ball 1,3; Baseball 3. Mischievous — casual — respon- sive. 1. THOMAS FRATANTONI hgy 2745 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Hi-Y; Soccer 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2. Caref ree—loyal—amiable. JAMES J. FRATANTONI Frat 2745 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Baseball 1; Basketball 2. Inquisitive — reserved — ob' servant. PAUL H. FREIMUTH Pablo 2453 Wynnefield Dr. Merwood Park Com ica I—con g enia 1—a lert. HENRY FIEDERLEIN Han 4C0 Walnut Hill La. West ate Hills Neu —wavy hair—New Yorker. SUZANNE FRINGS Sue 523 Country Club La. Manoa Hi-Y (Vice-President); Fordian (Assistant Editor); Handbook (Assistant Editor); Yearbook: Lacrosse 1. 2. 3: College Club. Cute—popular—animated. JANET M. FUHRMEISTER Jan 43 E. Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Hi-Y; Orchestra: Band: Senior Play; Cafeteria: Yearbook: Pen and Ink: Fordian Footlights: College Club; Basketball 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3; Lacrosse 1: Swimming 3; Nation- al Honor Society. Helpful — energetic — good friend. T wenty-five 502 Shelbourne Rd. Manoa Typing Award: Service Pin: Hi- Y: Pen and Ink: Library Club: Art Club (Vice-President): Col- lege Club; Basketball 1, 2, 3; 216 N. Manoa Rd. Manoa A Cap pci la Choir; College Club. Natural—talkative—happy. Llanerch 840 Cricket Ave. 22 Tenby Rd. Band: Track 2: Biology Club O. G. A. Award. Club. Ardmore CHARLES GERSITZ C has 168 Friendship Rd. Drexel Hill Merit Award (French IV). T a Ikative—dynamic—politician. VINCENT GIACOMUCCI Mucci 2428 E. County Line Rd. Ardmore Hi-Y: A Cappella Choir: Base- ball 2, 3. Well dressed—sporty—tenor. ANTOINETTE GIANGIULIO Toni 2531 Olcott Ave. Ardmore Park O. G. A. Award: A Cappella Choir; Photography Club; Fenc- ing 3. Beautiful hair — cute laugh — pleasant. CAROLYN H. GILLAM Carol 2616 Prescott Rd. Oakmont O. G. A. Award: A Cappella Choir; Secretarial Club; College Club: Costume Club; Fordian (Typing). Loyal—agreeable—enthusiastic. T wenty'six PHYLLIS M. GOODWIN Phy I 27 W. Minoa Rd. LIancrch Executive Committee; Student Council; Athletic Association (Assistant Secretary); Merit Awards (Physical Education 1, 2); Hi-Y; Handbook; Fordian Footlights: A Cappclla Choir; Nursing Latin Club; Basketball JgrEjp; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Lacn3; National Honor i AthlettcfSOked—capable. D. FINLEY GORDON Fink 317 Virginia Ave. Manoa DONALD M. GOUGHAN Don 117 Ellis Rd. Oakmont Executive Committee; Athletic Track 2, 3. Association (President); Nation' al Honor Society (Vicc-Presi- dent); Senior Play; Fordian Footlights (Secretary); A Cap pella Choir; Cross Country (Co Captain) 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1. 2. 3. Intelligent — hard worker — fast talker. Friendly—joker—flashy. CHARLES W. GRANGER Charlie 606 Penfield Ave. Penfield Hi'Y; A Cappclla Choir; Service Club; Football 1, 2: Soccer 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2. Cute — nonchalant — inde- pendent. 19iq JEAN E. GRANT Jean 401 Oxford Rd. Brookline Vice-President of Class 1; Secre- tary 2; Hi-Y (Secretary); Hand- book; Yearbook; Library Club; Nursing Club (Treasurer); Hockey 1. 2, 3; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society. Liveable—gay—ambitious. MARGARET A. GREENE Peggy 504 Shelbourne Rd. Manoa Student Council: Merit Awards (E English, E History, C English. C Latin); Handbook: Yearbook (Editor): Library Club; Fordian Footlights; College Club: Nurs- ing Club; Radio Production Club: Hi-Y; National Honor Society. Dependable—sweet—leader. NANCY J. GROSVENOR T'ian 534 Kenmore Rd. Brookline Student Council: Band: Fordian Footlights; A Cappclla Choir; Interscholastic Forum; Latin Club (President). Hockey (Manager) 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1. Helpful—congenial—serious. CHARLOTTE A. GROVES Chuc 2319 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Executive Committee: Hi-Y; Ca- feteria; Fordian (Editor); Hand- book (Editor); Yearbook; Pen and Ink; College Club: Spanish Club: Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society. Likable—friendly—pert. T wenty'Seven MARIE A. GSELL Marie 213 Harding Ave. Manoa Demure—modest—trim. ELISE E. GSELL Elise 213 Harding Ave. Manoa O. G. A. Award. Sincere—feminine—gentle. THEODORE J. HAASE Ted 1156 Garfield Ave. Manoa Football 2, 3. Responsible — good-natured — talkative. GEORGE H. HACKMAN, JR. George 14 Vernon Rd. Llanerrh Boys Art Club (Secretary, Treasurer). Artistic — conscientious — de- liberate. LINWOOD D. HAINES Lynn 854 Aubrey Ave. Ardmore Senior Play; Track 1. Easygoing—“Donald —mild. RICHARD M. HALL Dick 305 Upland Rd. Manoa T amative—jester—teasing. ALFRED K. HAMMET, JR. A! 49 Princeton Rd. Brookline Orchestra: Band; Service Club; Dance Band. Ace-drummer — excitable — flashy. RICHARD F. HAMMOND Dick 104 E. Park Rd. Llanerch Student Council; Orchestra; Band. Unconcerned — clownish — en- tertaining. Twenty-eight WILLIAM H. HANCOCK Bill 40 Hattmgs Ave. South Ardmore Football 2, 3. Good-looking — tall — indif- ferent. CHARLOTTE G. HARP Chucli 56 Warrior Rd. Drexel Hill Handbook; Library Club; Service Club; Swimming 3; Fordian: Bowling Club. Peppy- small—good-natured. ROBERT D. HOSTERMAN JAMES F. HAZEL Gidge Jim 762 Beechwood Rd. Havertown 214 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Friendly—Cheerful—Liveable. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Baseball t, 2, 3. Athletic — industrious — in- telligent. BETH A. HEALD Beth 555 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Service Pin; College Club; Basketball 1, 2; Swimming (Man- ager) 3. Understanding—loyal— ind. ELVA J. HENDRICKS Peaches 1524 Brierwood Rd. Manoa A Cappella Choir. Friendly—sweet—willing. NANCY J. HENRICH Mi ie 1700 Manor Rd. Brookline College Club: Nursing Club; Science Club; Fordian Footlights; Senior Play; Basketball 1, 2: Swimming 1, 3; Tennis 2, 3; Lacrosse 1; Junior Classical League; Yearbook: Merit Awards (French II. C History); National Honor Society. HARRIET E. HENRY Harriet 401 Walnut Hill La. Westgate Hills Art Club: Rifle Club; Radio Pro- duction Club: Yearbook: Photog- raphy Club. Pleasant — cooperative —de- mure. Conscientious—bright—witty. T iventy-nine JANET A. HERRMANN Jan 500 Oxford Hill Lane Westgate Hills Spanish Club. Well'groomed — new — non- chalant. DONALD F. HETZEL Don 541 Furlong Ave. Manon Senior Play: Soccer 1, 3; Radio Production Club. Redhead—I een—nonchalant. LOUISE L. HIBBERD Hibby 57 E. Eagle Rd. Oakmont Fordian; Yearbook; Pen and Ink; Library Club: Fordian Footlights; College Club; Swimming (Man- ager 2) 2, 3. Talkative—cordial—linguist. BETTIE JANE HINES B J. 305 Lansdowne Rd. Llanerch Fordian; Pen and Ink (Editor); Library Club: Fordian Footlights; College Club; Swimming I, 3; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y. Well'dressed — literary — cheerful. 19Z5 WINIFRED A. HOFFMAN Winnie 8 W. Benedict Ave. Oakmont Fordian (Sales Manager); Hand' book (Sales Manager); Year' book: Pen and Ink; Library Club; Photography Club: College Club: Taxidermy Club; Service Club: Nursing Club. Lively- witty—clown. VIRGINIA A. HOLLENBACK Ginny 111 Fairlamb Ave. Westgate Hills Fordian; Art Club; A Cappella Choir; Photography Club; Col- lege Club. Dainty—artistic—modest. MARION K. HOLLINGSWORTH Marion 132 Colfax Rd. Oakmont Executive Committee (Chairman of Assembly Committee); Merit Award (E English); Forum League; Fordian Footlights (Pres- ident); College Club; Jr. Classi- cal League; National Honor Society. Dramatic — talkative — inde- pendent. FRANK J. HOLZHEIMER Fran 1 305 Robinson Ave. Manoa Orchestra; Band. Musical — neighborly — indus’ trio tis. Thirty MARGARET L. HOOPER Hoof) 52 5 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Hi-Y; Cafeteria: Yearbook: For dun Footlights: College Club: Nursing Club; Hockey 1, 2, 3 (Capt ); Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; National Honor So riety. Darin n athletic—willing. EVELYN M. HUBERT Eve 1322 Lecdom Rd. Bon Air Secretarial Club; O. G. A. £uiet — unconcerned -cal.n MARJORIE J. HUNT Margie 1!0 Wyndmoor Rd. Manoa Costume Club: A Cappclla Choir. Blase — independent — care- free. RICHARD B. HYDE Dick 15 Upland Rd. Manoa Soccer 2; Different — friendly — con- versational ist. ROSEMARY C. HYSON DOUGLAS R. INNELLA CHARLES R. JACKSON SAMUEL L. JAMES, JR. R one Doug Elmo Sum 2402 Linden Dr. 405 Maryland Ave. Manoa 1413 E. Darby Rd. Brookline 7.1 Grorgr, Manor Merwood Park Senior play. A Cappclla Choir; Football 1, 2. k j Cafeteria: Service Club; Bowling Wrestling 2. Carefree — unconcerned — tall. ’ , Club Imperturbable - unrestrained Conscientious — nice — timid, friendly. Thirty-one GEORGE J. JOHNSON George 322 Kentnore Rd. Brookline Soccer 3; Wrestling 1; Track I. Flirtations — tardy — reckless. DOUGLAS F. JOHNSTON Doug 2407 Poplar Rd. Merwood Park A Cappella Choir; Cross Country 1. 2, 3; Track 1, 2. 3; Band; Orchestra; Student Gmncil; Hi' Y; National Honor Society. Dignified — hot trumpeter — good-looking. ELEANOR A. JONES Gussie 716 Preston Ave. Bryn Mawr Quiet — restrained - obliging. ROGER F. JONES Rog 2617 St. David’s La. Merion Golf Manor Student Council; Senior Play; Fordian; A Cappella Choir: R.v dio Club: Suburban Forum League; Spanish Club; Cross Country (Manager) 2,3: Fencing 2. 3; Wrestling 1; Track 1. 2. 3. (Manager); National Honor Society. Studious htific — obliging 1923 WILLIAM KAILUNAS Red 1816 Bellemead Ave. South Ardmore Senior Play; Photography Club; Baseball (Manager) 1, 2, 3. Independent — reticent — quiz- zical. ELLA R. KATKOW'SKI Ella 2601 Woodleigh Rd. Oakmont N eat — sympathetic — gay. ELISABETH L. KILLGORE Bets 15 Campbell Ave. South Ardmore A Cappella Choir: Basketball 1, Warm-hearted — loyal — friendly. KATHRYN M. KILPATRICK Kay 1316 Darby Rd. Brookline Fordian; Hi-Y: Pen and Ink (Typing Editor); College Club; Fordian Footlights; Cheerleader 2, 3; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3. Fran — appealing — casual. Thirty'two ERNEST C. KINNEY, JR. Ernie 1814 Robinson Ave. Lynnewood Park Wrestling 1. 2. Persevenn g — congenial — good- naturcd JOHN A. KIRKPATRICK RICHARD W. KISNER Kirk Dick 413 Washington Ave. Manoa 351 Mill Rd. Brookline Service Club; Basketball (Mana Tall—easygoing—humorous. ger) 1, 2, 3. Reserved — quiet — deliberate. DORIS E. KING Cap 1618 Ridgeway Rd. Wood mere Park Typing Pin; Fordian; Handbook; Yearbook: Pen and Ink; Sccrc' tarial Club; Bowling Club. Short — grownup — diwiinu five. NANCY M. KNAPP Trance 53 Cedarbrook Rd. Merion Golf Heights Library Club; College Club. Pen and Ink (Alumni Editor); Cute—quiet—sincere. GLORIA A. KOSTIC Kos 214 Stanton Rd. Manoa Fordian: Pen and Ink; A Cap pclla Choir: Secretarial Club; Service Club. Cu te—livable—sociable. ELEANOR J. KROGSTAD Kroggy 221 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Hi'Y: A Cappella Choir; Nurs- ing Club. Helpful—intelligent—nice. CAROL B. LACEY Carol 2945 Berkley Rd. Ardmore Fordian (Circulation Manager); Handbook (Typing Manager); Pen and Ink; A Cappella Choir; Service Club; Photography Club; College Club: Taxidermy Club; Tennis 3; Swimming. 2. Peppy — different — clownish. Thirty-three JOHN H. LAMBERT Jack THOMAS LAPPIN Tom JOHN C. LARABEE Jack MOZELLA LATTIMER Zell 155 Treaty Rd. Aronimink Estates Hi'Y (Secretary); Orchestra; Band; A Cappella Choir; Dance Band; Wrestling 1: Baseball 2. 3 (Manager); National Honor Society. 2033 Laurel Rd. South Ardmore Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3. Humorous — nonchalant - - co- operative. 21 W. Clearfield Rd. Oakmont A Cappella Choir: Cross Country 2: Track I. Talkative—lanljy—sincere. 724 Buck La. Havertown O. G. A Sweet—reserved—orderly. Well-dressed natural — witty — good- MARY F. LAW Frannie 2735 Morris Rd. Ardmore O.G.A.; Choral; Secretarial. Pleasing—happy-go-lucky—riice. FREDERICK E. LaWALL Fritz 5 Golf View Rd. Merion Golf Heights Senior Play; A Cappella Choir; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Fencing 3. Good-looking—well groomed— helpful. VIRGINIA C. LAWS Jinny 2005 Laurel Rd. Oakmont Conversationalist — observant— loving. WILLIAM R. LEHMANN Bill 552 Achilles Rd. Manoa Senior Play; Fordian Footlights; Photography Club; Football 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Energetic—diligent—versatile. Thirty-four JOAN M. LeMAITRE Joan 1J13 Fairview Rd. Eagle Farms Indiff erent—cow genial—nice. ARTHUR R. LEWIS, JR. Artie 16 E. Mercer Ave. Llanerch Merit Awards (E Biology, E Latin, English); National Honor Society; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2. Observing—casual—intelligent NANCY S. LEWIS Haney 632 Hirst Ave. Penfield Hi-Y: Yearbook; Fordian Foot- lights; College Club; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3; National Honor Society. Talkative peppy—excitable. DORIS B. LIVINGSTON Doss 135 Hathaway La. Merwood Pen and Ink; Art Club; College Club. Sophisticated — well groomed — interesting. EDWARD K. LONG Ed 14 37 Johnson Rd. Beechwood Park Student Council (President); Ex- ecutive Committee; Hi-Y (Treas urer); Cross Country 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society. PAUL N. LONGLEY Norman 16 Hastings Ave. South Ardmore Accordionist — quiet — deter- mined. JOAN LUTKIN Joannie 401 Kenmore Rd. Brookline Hi-Y; Senior Play: Yearbook: Library Club; Fordian Footlights: Swimming 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Student Council. Darling—lively—devilish. JOHN J. LYNCH Jack 200 Hastings Ave. South Ardmore Flirtatious 'that walk”—cute. Oustandmg - successful — well liked. Thirty-five GEORGE MAHAFFEY MARY K. MARTIN Joe Mary K 1411 Sunny Hill Lane Manoa 202 Walnut PI. Rifle Club. Chatham VillaBe . i , . „ Cafeteria; Yearbook; Fordian Clever capable quiet. Footlights: College Club: Basket- ball 2; Hockey 1. Pleasant—jolly—stable. MARION L. MATTESON M opsy IRENE C. McCAW Rene 1208 Garfield Ave. Manoa 2018 Oakmont Ave. Oakmont Student Council: Hi-Y; Orches tra; Yearbook; Fordian Foot- lights (Treasurer); A Cappella Choir; College Club; Nursing Club; Hockey 1, 2. 3; National Honor Society. Enthtisuistic pleasing—good dis Loquacious — neighborly — agreeable. CYNTHIA C. McCLENAGHEN Cyn 715 Penfield Ave. Penfield Yearbook: College Club; Jr. Clas sical League. Casual — good-natured — gener ous. CATHERINE R. McDEVITT Cass 338 Darby Rd. Llanerch Livable—good sport—congenial. DONALD R. McILVAIN Mac 321 Kenmore Rd. Brookline Merit Awards (Geometry. C Al- gebra, Physics): Orchestra: Band: Senior Play: National Honor Society. Talented good natured—musi- cal. PALMER D. McKAY, JR. Palmer 37 W. Eagle Rd. Oakmont Band. i uiet—loyal—cooperative. Thirty-six JAMES W. McKELVEY M ac J28 Fairlamb Ave. Westgate Hilis Stage Crew. Helpful—clever—energetic. evelyn l. McLaughlin Evie 140 Shawnee Rd. Merion Golf Manor Orchestra; Band; Cafeteria; Ford- ian; Drum Majorette; A Cap' pella Choir: Hockey 1, 2; Swim- ming 1, 2, 3. Flirtatious—talkative—cute. CHARLES R. MEYERS, JR. MAX S. MEYERSON Chuclt M ax 1441 Steel Rd. 255 E. Marthart Ave. Aronimink Estates South Ardmore Handsome—well groomed—new. Fordian; Radio Club. T ice—congenial—reliable. JANET S. MEYLE Janet 255 Golf View Rd. Merion Golf Manor Cheerleader (Qvcaptain) 1,2,3. Well dressed—cute—peppy. RONALD O. MIKLE Ronald 719 Aubrey Ave. Ardmore Track 1, 2, 3. Quiet—casual—responsible. WILLIAM F. MILLER Will 137 E. Turnbull Ave. Havertown A C.- ppclla Choir: Photography Club. Talented—talkative—sceptical. WILLIAM E. MITMAN Bill 2934 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Easygoing—serious- helpful. Thirty-seven FREDERICK MOESEL Mose 1711 Melrose Ave. Lynnewood Park Wrestling 2. Humorous — scientific — intelli' gent. ANTHONY F. MORINELI I Tony 1120 Darby Rd. Brookline Unrestrained — vociferous — EDWARD A. MORRIS Ed 31 Decatur Rd. Oakmont Wrestling 1; Golf 1, 2, 3. Clean'cut — friendly — meticu' lous. RAYMOND A. MORRIS Ray mole Apt. 3Ff South Ardmore Apts. Havertown Football 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3. H us y—reserved—pleasan t. MALCOLM MORRISON Mac 625 Lorraine Ave. Ardmore Vicc-Prcs. of Jr. Class; A Cap- pella Choir: Football 2; Basket' ball 1, 2, 3; Hi'Y. Witty—devilish—whimsical. RONALD R. MOWATT Ron 317 Cherry La. Merwood Park Art Club: Cross Country 3. Shy- cute—well dressed. JANICE E. MOWRER Janice 1418 Virginia Ave. Manoa Orchestra: Band: Fordian: Pen and Ink; Art Club; A Cappclla Choir. Witty—vivacious—chatterbox. FLORENCE A. MUELLER Flossie 2410 Hirst Ter. Oakmont A Cappella Choir; Swimming 1: Hockey 1. 2; Pen and Ink. Coy—full'offun—changeable. Thirtyeight PHYLLIS A. MYERS Phy I 1473 Burmont Rd. Aronimink listatw Agreeable — natural — interat' mg. SARAH E. MYERS Sarah 635 Dayton Rd. Bryn Mawr Library Club; Secretarial Club. Calm- -quiet considerate. JUNE D. MYHRE June 1401 Lawrence Rd. Oakmont Student Council; Class Award (O.G.A.); Merit Award (O Shorthand); Service Pin; Year book. Pen and Ink: Secretarial Club. Sweet— efficient—attractive. VIRGINIA NICHOLLS Gtnny 2739 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Student Council: Orchestra: Band: Handbook: Fordian Foot- lights: A Cappella Choir; Secre- tarial Club; Lacrosse 2, 3; Hock' ey 1, 2; Fordian. Sunny—flirtatious— excitable. DORIS E. NORTH Doris 37 Waverly Rd. Manoa Student Council: O.G.A.: Service Pin; Fordian Footlights: Sccre tarial Club: Pen and Ink: Ford' ian. Cheerful—reliable—fran . HAROLD F. ORR Orrie 221 Glen Gary Dr. Westgate Hills Tennis 3: Wrestling 2, 3. Cure—muscular—nice. EMIL PACITTI Doc 634 Georges La. Ardmore Student Council; Merit Awards (Typing 1, 2): Band; Football 2. Nice—jolly—quiet. FRED PAGANI Fritz 2425 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Student Council; Baseball 2. 3. Appreciative—quiet—curly hair. Thirty'nine LINDA PATTEN Lindy 425 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Fordian; Senior Play: Cafeteria; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse; Drum majorette. Dancer organizer — that laugh. GLENNA PAY Glen 738 Lawson Ave. Penfield A Cappclla Choir. Polite—emotional—distinct. ROBERT F. PEARSON Bob 1920 Robinson Ave. Manoa Service Pin; Science Club. T all—quiet—blond. PETER PELLEGRINI Pete 59 Woodbine Rd. Manoa Football 2, 3. Friendly—hilarious—robust. 1923 ESTHER E. PENT Esther 640 Lawson Ave. Penfield Class Awards (O.G.A.: Typing Pin); Merit Awards (Typing); Service Pin: Pen and Ink: Sec- retarial Club; National Honor Society. Friendly—gay—sweet. PHILIP H. PENT, JR. Phil 1622 Ridgeway Rd. Brookline Spanish Club; Cross Country 3; Track 2. 3; A Cappella Choir; National Honor Society. Inquisitive—peppy—flirtatious. BARRY PICKELL Pickle 1717 Belvedere Ave. Brookline Student Government (Finance chairman); Executive Commit- tee; Student Council; Fordian; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club: National Honor Society. Neat businesslike—witty. JAMES M. POOLE Barney 8 Princeton Rd. Brookline Indifferent — masculine — affec- tionate. Forty I OUISE PROWELL Lcuise 1006 Hempstead Road Penfield Downs A Cappclla Choir. feminine talkative—vocalist. HOWARD PYOTT P. T. 133 E. Turnbull Ave. South Ardmore Football 1, 2, 3 (Captain); Bav kctball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Executive Committee (Secre tary); Student Council: Hi-Y (Vicc'Prcs.). Athletic—frietidly—popular. NANCY A. PYOTT Nap 400 Spring Rd. Llanerch Senior Play; Fordian Footlights. Photography Club; College Club; Radio Production Club. Confident—energetic—daring. HAROLD H. RABELOW Hank 1803 Melrose Ave. Lynnewood Park Photography Club. Distinctive—joker—different. ANNA M. RAMSEY Ann 604 Florence Ave. Penfield Bowling Club. Soft spoken—solemn—loyal. JOAN G. REID Joan 104 Signa’ Rd. Drexel Hill Cute—flirtatious— that accent. DAVID A. RICHENS Dave 214 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Soccer 1.2: Track 1, 2, 3. Those eyes — good natured — pleasant. JOHN R. RILE Johnny 140 Shelbourne Rd. Manoa Orchestra: Band: National Honor Society. Reserved— that brain —musi cal. Forty'onc G. REID RITCHIE Reido 19 E. Mercer Ave. Llanerch Baseball I, 2, 3. Nice entertaining — good natured. MILDRED E. ROBINSON Betsy 114 Campbell Ave. South Ardmore Bowling Club. Dependable reserved — soci- able. FLORENCE V. ROMINGER Flossy 615 Naylors Run Rd. Llanerch Merit Award (O.G.A.; Typing Pin); Secretarial Club. Chatterbox — easygoing - friv- olous. JOHN P. ROSE Jack 2422 Poplar Rd. Havertown Soccer 1. Fascinating eyes—darling—non- chalant. 19Z5 JUDITH ROSSI Judy 2529 Olcott Ave. Ardmore Park O.G.A.: Secretarial Club; Pho- tography Club. Talkative—good sport—shorty. ELIZABETH V. SCACCHIA Bette 2505 Belmont Ave. Ardmore O.G.A.; Photography Club; Fencing 3. Attractive — impetuous — stnk' ing. JOAN R. SCHADEWALD Shady 7 Lexington Ave. Aronimink Student Council: O.G.A.; Secre- tarial Club; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3: Lacrosse I: Hi-Y. Well liked—peppy—friendly. DONALD M. SCHAFROTH Din 570 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Student Council; Rifle Club: Track 1. Bright—tall—good looking. Forty-two JEAN A. SCHENCK Jean Anne 113 Burton Lane East Sharon Hill Executive Committee: Student Council 3: Hi'Y; Orchestn; Band: Fordid� � ; Pen and Ink; Col' lege Club; Nursing Club; Span- ish Club (President 3, Vice President 2); Traffic Committee (Chairman): National Honor MARY ELLEN SCHLOSSER Sug Spruce Knoll Farm Chester Springs Student Council; Orchestra; Basketball 1. 2, 3 (Captain); Hockey 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society; A Cappella Choir. Sweet—dignified—genuine. ROBERT A. SCHOEN Schoeny 538 Sagamore Rd. Brookline Student Council; Soccer 3; Track 3. Strong- -silent—good looking. CARL F. SCHULTHEIS, JR. Carl 2710 Prescott Rd. Oakmont Wrestling 2, 3; Track 2, 3. Amusing—cloumish—obliging. RICHARD T. SCHULTZE Dick 1010 Edgewood Rd. Penfield Cafeteria; Taxidermy Club: Base- ball 3 (Manager); Wrestling 1, 2: Track 1, 2. DAVID S. SEEGER Dave 910 Larchmont Ave. Penfield Happy goducky — devilish — peppy. EDWARD B. SEYMOUR Ted 2320 Belmont Ave. Wynnewood Park Soccer 1, 2, 3. Witty—sensible—nice. Flirtatious—natural—playboy. GRACE A. SEYMOUR Grace 100 E. Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Cafeteria: Basketball 1. 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3. Athletic—good natured—sincere. Forty'three DEBORAH SHANER Debbie 2942 Haverford Rd. Ardmore Fordian Footlights: Yearbook: A Cappclla Choir; College Club: Tennis 2, 3; Hi-Y. Understanding — sweet — ind hearted. CLARK W. SHEETS Spar 2520 Hirst Terrace Oakmont Football 1, 2; A Cappclla Choir. T all—songster—farmer. FRANCIS J. SHELLEM Fran1{ 92 Northup Rd. Drexel Hill Wrestling 3. Quiet—well dressed—subtle. K. BARBARA SHUPERT Shubbie 2005 Belvedere Ave. Oakmont Senior Play; Cafeteria; Yearbook; Art Club: Fordian Footlights; Nursing Club; Service Club; Costume Club; Bowling Club. T amative—energetic—sincere. SUSAN SMITH Susie 314 Maryland Ave. Manoa Merit Award (D. Shorthand); O.G.A.; Cafeteria: Yearbook; Secretarial Club; College Club; Bowling Club. Sweet disposition — efficient — witty. ANITA SOEDER Anita 603 Georges Lane Ardmore Merit Awards (E English, D His- tory); Yearbook; Fordian Foot' lights; Hockey 1. 2; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; College Club; National Honor Society. Bright—loyal—helpful. WILLIAM P. SPOHN Bill 2107 Belvedere Ave. Oakmont Photography Club; Fencing 1, 2, 3; Science Club. Curly hair—boyish—decisive. FREDA STAUFFER Fritzie 1034 Bon Air Rd. Manoa Student Council; A Cappclla Choir. Vocalist — generous — accom- mu dating. Forty'four ■ s. DOUGLAS STEELE Doug 246 E. Benedict Ave. South Ardmore Student Council; A Cappella Choir. J uiet mumierl.v—good looking. CURTIS W. STEINMAN Curt 232 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Tennis 1, 2. Reserved—helpful—liveable. NANCY STEPHENS Stevie 505 Wynne Ave. Penfield Cafeteria; A Cappella Choir; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 1, 2. 3; Drum majorette. Vivacious cute- gay. LAWRENCE R. STEVENSON, JR. Larry Delehester Drive Manoa Taxidermy Club. Happy-go-lucky — agriculture- minded—humorous. RICHARD H. STRANFORD Dick 216 E. Manoa Rd. Havertowu Pleasant — persevering — well groomed. IRENE M. STUART Irene 1722 Earlington Rd. Brookline Orchestra (President); Band (librarian). Interesting — musical — com- petent. W. FRANK SUTTON Franky 1157 W. Chester Pike Havertown Wrestling 2. Amusing—peppy—cheerful. JEROME SYDNOR Beau-Jack 701 Preston Ave. Bryn Mawr Friendly—talkative—funny. Forty-five ANN E. SYLVESTER Ann 2719 Overbrook Terrace Merion Golf Manor Pen and Ink; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3. Well dressed—at ease—change able. £! THOMAS TARABORRELLI Tabby 147 S. Manoa Rd. Manoa Polite—quiet—sincere. JEAN I. TELTHORSTER Jean 2714 Morris Rd. Ardmore Yearbook; Costume Club (Sec retary); Bowling Club. Friendly—agreeable—good sport. PATRICIA J. THORNTON Pat 9 Crescent Hill Drive Westgale Hills Spanish Club. Carefree—talkative—cheerful. JOAN L. TITUS Joan 534 Country Club Lane Manoa Student Council: Merit Award (Home Economics); Costume Club. Blonde—independent—sincere. G. ROY TRACY Trace 520 Virginia Ave. Manoa Soccer 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 1� 2, 3. Conscientious—good natured— willing. IRIS TRAUBE Iris 1011 Hampstead Rd. Penfield Downs Merit Award (Typing); Pen and Ink (Editor). Sophisticated — pretty — literary minded. JOHN F. TRICKETT Johnny 7 East Wilmot Avenue Llanerch Student Council; Hi'Y; Football 1. 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2; Basket ball 1, 2, 3. Popular—athletic—indifferent. Forty-six RAY TRUOGBON Pro 311 Davis Rd. Llanerch Football 3: Photography Club: Track 2. Jovial independent — rum chdlant. ROBERT H. ULHER Bob 18 Hillcrest Ave. Havertown Fencing 2,3; Art Club: Pho- tography. i uiet—courteous—artist. JEANETTE UMANI Jean 2710 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore O.G.A.; Fordian Footlights 2. Beautiful — mannerly — digni- fied. THOMAS M. UMANI Lew 2313 Kenilworth Rd. Ardmore Basketball 2, 3. Worldly — smiling — sophisti cated. SUZANNE VAN ALLEN Sue 62 Fairfield Rd. Havertown Swimming 1. Fnendly—jovial—sociable. LEROY E. VAN NEWKIRK Roy 248 Hampden Rd. Penfield i uiet—those eyes—smiling. LOUIS P. VINNACOMBE Lou 504 N. Eagle Rd. Manoa J.V. Football 2. Peppy—fnendly—sincere. EDWARD J. VOLLRATH Ed 717 Humphries Ave. Ardmore Fordian: Basketball 3: Track 2, 3; National Honor Society. Agreeable—reserved—fair. Forty'seven L. JOAN WADE Joanie 1510 Norman Rd. Aronimink Estate Yearbook: Pen and Ink; Art Club; Fordian Footlights; Photog- raphy Club; Bowling Club. Chatterbox—excitable—girlish. JOAN S. WAGNER Waggy 127 W. Hillcrcst Ave. Oakmont Typing Pin; Service Pin; Ford- lan; Yearbook; Pen and Ink; A Cappella Choir: O.G.A.: Sec- retarial Club: Bowling Club. Blonde giggly—helpful. ARTHUR S. WAITE Art 418 Kcnmorc Rd. Brookline Unassuming—relaxed—cordial. JACK A. WALKER Jack. 2743 Morris Rd. Ardmore Orchestra; Band; Rifle Club; Service Club; Soccer 1, 2 (man- ager); Track 1, 2. 3. Fun loving—confident earnest. CARL A. WATSON W atson 208 Kenmore Rd. Brookline Football 1, 2. Pleasant—quiet—willing. MARGARET J. WATSON Peggy 574 Mill Road Brookline O.G.A : Yearbook; Secretarial Club. Fran —generous—friendly. WILLIAM WEBB Bill 2822 Morris Rd. Ardmore Taxidermy Club; Soccer 3. Pleastng — responsive — hard worker. ELSIE H. WELDE Elsie 532 Virginia Ave. Manoa Fordian: Handbook; Yearbook; Pen and Ink: A Cappella Choir: Fordian Footlights: Secretarial Club; O.G.A.; Bowling Club. Charitable—hard worker—talka- tive. Forty eight DONALD R. WENSING Don 1804 Melrose Ave. Manoa Easygoing — companionable — boyish. WILLIAM R. WILBOURN Bill 316 Township Line Rd. Llanerch Pleasing — responsive — hard worker. NORMAN T. WILDE, JR. Duces 468 Olympic Ave. Llanerch Football 2. 3; A Cappella Choir; Track 2; Student Council. Vague gay—unassuming. JEANNE M. WILLIAMS Jeanne 5 Tenby Rd. Llanerch A Cappella Choir. Flirtatious — good-natured — dresser. BARBARA J. WILTBANK Willie 6 Oak Lane Oakmont Social Committee Chairman; Ex ecutive Committee; Service Pin; Fordian: National Honor Society; Hi'Y (treasurer); Yearbook (Art chairman); Pen and Ink (art editor); Library Club; Art Club; College Club; Hockey 1, 2: Bas- ketball 1, 2; Student Council. Popular—affable—outstanding. COLMAN WINTER Cole 578 Greenview Lane Manoa Orchestra; Band; Yearbook; Pen and Ink; Art Club: A Cappella Choir; Football 1; Track 2. Salesman—fast talker—musical. HELEN G. WISE Helen 14 Decatur Rd. Oakmont Merit Awa-d (C English): Ford- ian; Orchestra (secretary): Band: College Club: Junior Classical League; Spanish Club; Library Club. Hum orous—reserved —different. PAULINE WISNISKI Pauline 1200 Ellston Rd. Havertown i£u iet—a ppreciative—reserved. Forty-nine D. LAWRENCE WOLLE HOMER A. WOOD JEAN L. WRIGHT ROBERT E. WRIGHT Larry 600 Country Club Lane Manoa Senior Play; A Cappclla Choir; Forum; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Fencing 2, 3. Liveable — wise-cracker — sci' entific. Rock 633 Manoa Rd. Penfield Hi-Y; Senior Play: A Cappella Choir; Radio Production Cluh; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2. Comical—snappy—well liked. Jeannie 342 Spring Rd. I.lanerch Art Club: Senior Play; Radio Production Cluh: Fordian Foot' lights: Photography Cluh: Cheer- leader: Lacrosse 2. Funny—well liked—peppy. Babe 37 Princeton Rd. Brookline i uiet—earnest—hard worker. ROBERT B. YEOMANS DEAN D. YOUNG JEANNE D. ZIMMERMAN Bob Dean Jeanne 56 Cedarbrook Rd. Merion Golf Heights Football 2, 3; Baseball 1; Track 3. Gentlemanly — friendly — am bilious. 335 Valley Rd. Llanerch 209 E. Eagle Rd. Oakmont Soccer 1, 2, 3; A Cappclla Choir. Typing Pin; Hi-Y Senior Play; p . ij i l Y earhook: Fordian (Club Edi' Earnest— -mid lanky. tor): F()rdtan FootI,Kht ; College Club; Costume Club; Lacrosse 2, 3; National Honor Society. Cheerful—peppy talkative. Fifty CALL tb Jr.]? rom..- ARMS — S • $ Marij, Caccese d. sS A, IPnGI S Gooaurn y A r nur lsums f� „i As Bar bam Witt t)ank JF Sue Frinks Don Griffith XX $ v Charlie Arnold 4- fck -v Howard Pqott r v “ Bin Cordes Charlotte Gnx V'' Jeanette Umon V� r r jfr c SI PL - -I Janet Mei le . XTO £dde Morns 2 P. ,o Jeannie Eeauchaw 0s ' y ■y Charles Grander i « r P—■ Joan E re . S' John Trickett V ' Charlie Ande'sor Flossie Muelle� A Nancij Scephe ) $ X N Bob Jones ft v £ Pete Pelteqrim! Jean WrtahtvT v' LAW and Row 1: Calandra, Frangioni, Caccesc, Moore, Butler, Griffith, Norris, Bru- cher, Coburn, Matteson. Row 2: I.ong. neeker, Dougherty, Slade, Zimmer- man, Thompson, Grosvenor, Schade- wald. Dill. Ron 3: Martinelli, Toll, Lehman, Allen, Falcone, Schoen, Sal- ter. Row 4: Wilde, Hammond, Jones, Schaeffer, Carano, Davis, Burge. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is made up of one representative from each of the homerooms. Under the direction of Mr. Hallowell, this organization creates a closer cooperation between the faculty and the student body and produces a finer school spirit based upon student will and effort. In May, four Juniors are elected by all the students to serve in their respective offices for the following year. This organization, presided over by the vice-president and assistant secretary of the student council, tries to do all it can to satisfy the necessary needs and wants of the students. The Executive Committee is composed of the officers of the Student Council and the chairmen of the Student Council Committees such as the Assembly, Finance, Girls' and Boys' Councils, Social, and Traffic committees. This organization, under the direction of Mr Granger, tries to settle any school matters which the Student Council cannot settle. The president and secretary of the Student Council preside over the Executive Committee meetings. Row 1: Gordon, Hollingsworth, Mr. Granger. Row 2: Wiltbank, Butler, Jones, Griffith. Row 3: Groves, Schenck, Daniels. Row 4: Long, Cor- des, Jones, D'Agostino, Goodwin, Consalvi, Pickell. Fifty'four EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE on m : it ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GIRLS’ COUNCIL BOYS’ COUNCIL FINANCE COMMITTEE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE TRAFFIC COMMITTEE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Schola rsli i 1� . Loadei'Kli i p. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Rom 1: Wiltbank, Cordes, Schlosser, Dean, Johnston, Curry, Davis, Borgman, Gordon, Beck, Caccese. Lewis. Rom 2: Norris, Bentley, Fuhrmeister, Devine. Bianco, Ballantyne, Abernethy, Adams. Eshelman, Consalvi, Dinon, D’Angeli. Row 3: Dreizler, Muir. Mclivain, Thompson, Long, Lambert, Grant, Henrich, Matteson, Goodwin, Foley, Soedrr, Hollingsworth, Hooper, Greene, Groves, Conroy, Lewis, Elliott, Zimmerman, Salter. Row 4: Hopwood, Rile, Hansell, Picked. P. Pent, Pent, Dietrich, Schenck, Galloway, Butterfield. Albright, Volrath, Jones. T. Jones. The Haverford Township High School National Honor Society was estab lished in 1926. The emblem of the society is the keystone and flaming torch. The key' stone bears the letters S, L, C, S, which stand for the four principles of this organiza.' tion upon which basis the students are elected: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. To be elected, the students must be in the upper third of the class. Each member of the faculty votes for a student, each member of the society votes, then the final selection is made by a faculty committee approved by Mr. Granger. There are two types of National Honor Societies: the working society and the honorary society. Our school has the honorary society; therefore, it has no special functions. NEW HI-Y MEMBERS Row I: Carlino, Greene, Dean, Devine, Hopwood, Legnini. Row 2: Dill, Norris, Greer, Macaulay, Woll, Kohn. Rom- 3: Dietrich, P. Campbell, M. Campbell, Butterfield. Fifty'six anil Sorvii’i C'liaracli‘1 . BOYS’ HI-Y Row I: Butler, Lambert, Long, Griffith, Pinkerton, Giacomucci, R. Jones. Row 2: Daniels, Yel- land, T. Jones, Pyott, Deck man, Davis, Connor. Row 3: Morrison, Hemphill. Elliott, Trickett, Carson, Granger, Wood. The Boys' Hi Y, guided by Mr. Bennett, tries to create Christian fellowship throughout the school and community. The worthiness of this organization is proved by the many applications sent to the committee annually. Some of the projects of the group this year have been the sponsorship of the photography platform, improvement of the athletic field, planning of the parking lot, and an albtoys' Hi Y show. Con' ferences with HiY's of other schools promote greater friendships and aid in the exchange of ideas. The purpose of the girls' Hi Y is to create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character not only here at Haverford but in our community and nation as well. Under the direction of Miss Laurie, this honorary service club packed Red Cross gift boxes; sold poppies, Christmas seals, and candy at fcx tball games; and carried out any other services which they w’ere called upon to do. GIRLS’ HI-Y Ro� I: Groves, Schenck. Caccese. Wiltbank. Foley, Frings, Grant, Lutkin. Garber. Row 2: Hooper, Bianco. Beck, Diller. Beauchamp, Hines. Goodwin. Lewis. Row 3: Boegman. Eyre. Zimmerman. Consalvi, Kilpatrick, Dinon. Forcey. Thompson. Donatelli. Rom 4: Dengler. Baldwin. Matteson, Abernethy, Curry. Schadewald, Fuhrmeister. Bell. Krogstad. llonillinoK ami Thf Fordian is the periodical newspaper put out entirely by student participation as a means of expressing their opinions as well as school news or other timely features. Under the capable direction of the literary adviser, Mr. Arthur R. Walter, Fordian meetings are held to stimulate the reporters' interests, to distribute any news used for future issues, and to instruct new reporters in good newspaper writing. In addition to writing for the Fordian, the members of the staff also assist in the publication of the annual Handbook. The Fordian Business Staff has charge of all finances of the school paper, and also aids in its distribution to the homerooms. Among the duties of the staff is the raising of the money needed for the Fordian's publication. This is done by the sale of football programs every fall. They are doing a wonderful job of keeping the Fordian in the black.” Fiftycight Ron 1: J. Zimmerman, J. Dobie, J. Galloway, J. Beauchamp. C. Groves, S. Frings, P. Bowles, B. Birkett P. Muir. Row 2: V. NicholU, P. Dannenhauer, J. Schenck, G. Kostic, P. Cates, B. Wiltbank, D. Borgman,’ G. Clark. Row 3: H. Bickhardt, E. Vollrath, M. Meyerson, K. Kilpatrick, S. Berry, B. J. Hines. B. Pickell C. Bowman. FORDIAN BUSINESS STAFF Row 1: Patten, King, Lacey. Row 2: Wise, Vollrath, Meyerson, Mowrer, Hoffman. FORDIAN STAFF Il4‘ii lli� es PEN AND INK STAFF Row 1: Mueller, Knapp, Traube. Row 2: Brucher, Dobie, Wiltbank, Kilpatrick, Hines. Row 3: Guether, Galloway, Muir, Archer, Braun. The Purpose of the Pen and lnl{ is to provide a field for the creative literary work of Haverford students. As a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association the magazine has held a first place for three successive years; in the state contest it has won successively a second and third place. Last year Pen and Inl{ received the All-Co- lumbia Award for poetry. An interesting outcome of the work has been an exchange of publications with schools all over the United States and abroad. After its publication at the beginning of the fall term, and all through the remainder of the year, the Handbook is a valuable source of information to every Haverford student. It contains the activities, requirements, awards, and other im portant facts about the school, and its compactness makes it an easi.y accessible necessity. Under the guidance of Mr A R Walter and Mr. A. I. Postpichal. the staff of the Handbook produces annually one of the school's most essential publications. HANDBOOK BUSINESS STAFF Row 1: Douglas, Sharp, Birkett, Calhoun. Diller, Harp. Row 2: MacGeorge, Lacey, Coldren, M. Camp- bell, P. Campbell, King. Thrill Row 1: Grosvcnor. D’Angeli, Henrich, Martin, Henry, Archer, Pyott, Greene, Matteson, Zimmerman, Caccese, Allen. Row 2: LaWall, Dobie, Wood, Kailunas. Wolle, Baldwin, Beck, Jones, Abernethy, Lewis, Clark, Devine, Hooper, Welde, Seymour, Lehman. Row 3: Foley, Grant, Patten, Thornton, Hollenback. Hoffman. Mueller. McCaw, Ashenfelter. Curry. Kilpatrick, Boyd. Row 4: Corbin, Haines, Dages. Row 5: Walker. Allen. Beauchamp, Wright, Bowles, Wade, Shupert. Lutkin, Hetzel, Eldridge! Fuhrmeister, Innella. You faii t Take II With You” Forty-eight s Thespians chose Hart and Kaufman's hilarious comedy, “You Can t Take It With You, as their class play. The hours of preparation, of work, and of fun alike proved fruitful, for they succeeded in having a sellout both Friday and Saturday nights, and almost reached that goal in the Junior high matinee. Under the guidance of Miss Amo and Mr. Hughes, the well-trained cast provided us with many uproarious moments which, in memory, we always will take with us. Trills OPERETTA Principal characters, left to right: R. Jones, Miller, Engelkraut.Dean, Prowell, Giacomucci, Stackhouse, Roger Jones, Cox,Chase. “I ii I a ii I In1 This year, the chorus selected the Gilbert and Sullivan two-act operetta, Iolanthe, for their annual production. Under the direction of Mr. Fink, the fairies and peers directed their energies and voices toward making the operetta the smash hit that Haverford's Gilbert and Sullivan musicals have been in past years. Sixty-one Silii l |� N . . ORCHESTRA Row 1: Fuhrmeister, Che Winter, Cox, Chandler, Wolf’ Hoover, Hughes. Desmond’ Cramer, Hopwood. Ron 2: Rob- inson, Abemethy, Butterfield Mitchell, McClelland, Johnson, Buettner, Thompson. Cowan. Row 3: Pennington. Hoi - heimer, Johnson, Dreizicr. Schlosser, Matteson, Long.’ neclter. Row 4: Merz, Woll. Bloom, Carhart, Klipple, Haay Gordon, J. Woll, Wexlin, Legge, Winter. Row 5: Albright, Ram say, Rosatto, Johnston, Schenck. White, Bentley, Stuart, Mcll- vain. Beck, Wise, Merritt. Ron 6: Graham, Hecht, Connor. Hammett, Hubbard. Elliot, Gregory, Shaw, Rile, Johnston! Hansell, Lambert. The orchestra under the efficient director, Mr Allison, participated in many affairs both in and out of school. Besides playing for the senior play, Iolanthe and other school presentations, they accompanied the Bethlehem Presby terian church choir in Handel's Messiah. In January, they gave a combined concert with the Lower Merion senior high orchestra, at which Irene Stuart, clarinetist, was soloist They also participated with the choir and band in the annual Music T ight Concert this spring. With promising underclassmen and junior high material, it l x ks as though the orchestra is headed for a very bright future. Under THE direction of Mr. Allison, the band participated in many activities such as Band Day, playing at football games, and entering the band competition at the University of Pennsylvania where it received the music award. In February the Band gave a concert in assembly, and on Music Night they won well-earned applause. BAND Row 1: Rhiver, Hammett, Con- nor, Hecht, Winter, J. Hughes. Row 2: Stuart, White, John- son, Gordon, Beck. Row 3: Mc- I.aughlin, Rupp, McKay, R. Hughes, Bentley, Merrill, Sing- ley, Stephens. Row 4: Desmond, Cox, Spencer, Huggins, Packer, Harsch, Schenck. Row 5: Orth, Mcllvain, Bickhardt, Schrader, Mowrer, Borgman, Syvertson, Merz. Row 6: Grosvenor, Al- bright, Ramsay. Row 7: Shimer. Elliott, Hubbard. Faulhaber, McFalls. Row 8: D’Angeli, Fish, Sheets, Harrop, Hoffman. Row 9: Dreizler, Lambert, Hansell, Johnston, Rile, Jeary, Shaw. Row 10: W'alker, Burns, Guion, Gaskill. Sixty'two • • ll.lls CHOIR m I Goodwin, Winter, Pent rlU. l ink, Nippes, Conners, Cun- ughani. Wagner. Row 2: Legnmi. «cGrorgr, C ox, Moffet, Danncn urr. Prowell, Stephens, Allen, link. Ron i: Archer, Goo� . ,r,|. McLaughlin, Dean, Stauffer. II, Sd� lo« er, Smith, Parker, Gar hi. K � Stackhouse, Kozick. irgman, Donetelli, Rinehart, ride, Forcey, Howard. McKee, rKrith. Cirosvenor, Englekraut. w. Ron 5. Hoffman, Pent. Miller. Tt Giacomucci, Wood, Sheets, Ming, Lawall, Granger. Muir, inter. Bickhardt, Lambert. Ron 6: ive, Hansell, Welde, Steele, alker, Hecht, Sheets, Jones, ilde. Chase. Davis, Jones, Steele, dney. Bermender. The choir this year is really a great one, composed of 125 voices singing anything from Bach to rousing, Russian folk songs. It is deeply indebted to Mr. Fink for doing a grand job. Some of the highlight of the choral year were the singing of the choir over KYW: the Christmas assembly; the program at the Academy of Music; and, of course, the operetta. The activities of the Brass Ensemble were the greatest during the Christmas season when they accompanied the carol singing at the Aluminum Company of America and the Gulf Oil Corporation. Radio programs were on their list too, as they played over WDAS and also for the Bethlehem Presbyterian Church radio program. Their talent was later used at various churches. BRASS ENSEMBLE Row 1: Dreizler, Gregory, Ram say, Albright, Elliott, Faulhaber Row 2: Lambert, Rile, Mr. Allison Johnston, Hansell. Sixty'thrcc C I II I� S si r ( RADIO CLUB RADIO PRODUCTION CLUB COLLEGE CLUB RADIO CLUB SOPHOMORE BRASS ENSEMBLE RIFLE CLUB RADIO PRODUCTION CLUB FORDIAN FOOTLIGHTS Ti'ii in |i PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE SOPHOMORE ORCHESTRA PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB DOUBLE STRING QUARTETTE BOWLING CLUB SOPHOMORE STRING ENSEMBLE JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE COSTUME CLUB SECRETARIAL CLUB COSTUME CLUB STAGE CREW FOLK DANCING CLUB LIBRARY CLUB SECRETARIAL CLUB ART CLUB SKYLINERS SPANISH CLUB NURSING CLUB FORUM SPANISH CLUB SKYLINERS CAFETERIA COMMITTEE CORE PROGRAM IIA Vivit FOIE II ox imieaof Row 1: Merz. Row 2: Stephens, Patten, McLaughlin. Row 1: Lehman, Swarr, Myers. Row 2: DePietro, Vilsack. Kilpatrick, Rog- ers, Eyre, Meyle, Wright, Lutkin, Legnini. ATHLETICS a ii il VARSITY SQUAD Row1: Corbett, Arnold, Beiswanger, Crouse, D’Agostino, Trudgeon. Hemphill, Daniels, Morris. Row 2: Trickett, Pellegrini, Yeomans, DeCurtis, Pyott, Francks, Wilde, Hollingsworth, Harvey. Row 3: Griffith, Yelland, Carson, Jones, Hancock, Meyers, Nitti, Nauta, Kern. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES H.H.S. Visitors 0 Chester ................... 13 0 Abington .................. IV 0 Norristown ................. 0 0 Cheltenham ................ 13 0 Lower Merion .............. 34 7 Radnor .................... 19 0 Berwyn .................... 18 0 Lansdowne .................. 0 12 West Chester ............... 0 6 Upper Darby ............... 12 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES H.H.S. Visitors 14 Chester ................ 12 7 Abington ................ 13 0 Norristown .............. 19 0 Cheltenham ............... 0 0 Lower Merion ............ 26 19 Radnor ................... 0 19 Berwyn ................... 7 JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Waronoff, Jones, Payne, Agnew, Long. Row 2: Burns, Piergivoni, Hazel, Woodbury, Lewis, Rack, Carlson. Row 3: Hutton, Hornsby, Groesbeck, Burke, Vallor, Cirillo, Carano, Hoover. Seventy mm.m: wim, Linemen: N. Wilde, T. Lappin, W. Hutton, D. Griffith, H. PyMt, E. Nitti, J. Trickett. Backfield: R. Dagctino, E. Daniels, R Morris, C. Arnold. VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY This years fcxitball team has not been very success ful Although the team lost a number of games. Captain Howard Pyott encouraged them on to victory and stood by them in defeat. Under the competent supervision of the coach, William B. Stinson and his assistants, Mr. Juenger and Mr. Harter, the team proved to be much bet' ter by the end of the season. The annual Thanksgiving game ended with a loss for Haverford, but the boys played a good game and put all they had into it. The coaches expect a strong team next year with several lettermen returning. This year's J.V., under the skillful coaching of Mr. Allison Cornog and Mr. Ray Mentzer, had a successful season. The coaches have high hopes for the development of a better varsity team next year. Although these boys do not receive letters or awards for their work, everyone recognizes and appreciates the job they performed through' out the year. mmtiti i: . . HOCKEY R°u 1: G. Hooper, Merrifield, Williams, Carlino, Beck, M. phcns, Seymour, Consalvi, Diller, Curry, Borgman, Schlosser, Hooper (Capt.), Goodwin, Grant, Garber, Lewis. Row 2: Ste- Dietrich, Bell, Fuhrmeister, Ballantyne. The girls hockey team, ably coached by Miss Pike, showed great improvement and still greater promise this season. Long hard hours of practice, the will to win, and the determination of Captain Margaret Hooper were responsible for their success. The climax was the defeat of our traditional rival. Lower Morion, after an exciting, hard'fought game. With so many capable juniors and sophomores left on the varsity squad, it is apparent that this is only the first of many victorious hockey teams for Haverford. HOCKEY SCORES H.H.S. Vwitori 3 Marplc Newtown ....... 1 0 Swarthmore ........... 6 1 Upper Darby .......... 2 4 Berwyn ............... 1 1 Lower Merion ......... 0 0 Radnor ............... 2 1 Lansdowne ............ 2 Scventy'two anil IIIIIV l : SOCCER Sitting: Cubbler, Hetzel, Morrison, Pinkerton, Scheufele, Young, Lewis, Davis, Fratantoni, Hazel, Jones. Standing: Rhiver, Hinger, Knapp. Kneeling: Regester, Miller, Granger, Rose (Mgr.), Harrop, Anderson, Johnson, Tracy, Cordes, Wood, R. Davy, Seymour, Deckman, J. Davy. SOCCER SCORES H.H.S. Visitors 4 Episcopal ........... 1 1 Friends Central .... 0 4 Mastbaum ............ 0 3 Kennett Square ...... 0 J Central ............. 1 0 Haverford College .... 2 Freshmen 2 Abington ............ 2 0 Lower Mcrion ........ 1 1 Upper Darby ......... 2 4 Abington ............ 0 2 Lower Merion ........ 2 2 Wcsttown ............ I 0 Girard College ...... 7 Mr. Hill's soccer team had a fairly good season this year. Out of fourteen games, they won seven, lost four, and tied three. The team started with its best foot forward, but as the season went on, it ran into a lot of misfortune. Bill Cordes, its captain, was named to the Philadelphia All scholastic soccer team, and nominated for the All-suburban team. Bob Jones was also nominated for All-suburban and Roy Tracy received honorable mention. The prospects for next year aren't too good as most of the varsity players are graduating. Seventy-three ii ustu-; CROSS COUNTRY Rom 1: Larabee, LaWall, Mowatt, Johnston, Gordon, Long,Wolfe, Pickell, Pent, Jones. Row 2: Kring, Foster, Steele, Wil- gus, Cagle, Greenblatt, Young, Schatz, Bunn, Danley. Again Haverford s Cross Country team had a successful season, losing the Suburban Championship to Upper Darby by only two points. Ironically, by the old system of scoring which Coach Breuninger fought against last year, we would have won this meet. However, co-captains Eddie Long and Finley Gordon, with the rest of the Harriers, are proud to use a fair, honest system. Although the team loses many of its best runners, four of whom ran in the State Championship, the Harriers look to a good season next year with three lettermen returning. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES H O 15 Cheltenham 40 30 Upper Darby 28 15 Chester 50 20 Abington 33 22 Lower Merion 37 27 Norristown 30 Seventyfour ml MUSCLI WRESTLING Row 1: Hosterman, Spada, R. Long, Shellam, Kern, Burge, D’Agos- tino, Daniels, Gordon, E. Long, Martinelli. Row 2: Smith, Sheets, Young, Zang, Schultheis. Mcllwraith, Innella, Orr, Montagnola, Leslie. Row 3: Hollingsworth, Steele, Cirillo, Hazel, Cole, Jones Agnew, Davids. Absent: Dawson, Jackson, Davy, Beiswanger, Di Francesco. WRESTLING SCORES H O 45 Camden Regional . 5 11 Lancaster .... 29 9 Baldwin, N. Y .... 26 41 Springfield 8 51 Ycadon .... o 26 Abington .... 17 22 Upper Darby .... 16 22 Lansdowne .... 19 20 Cheltenham .... 22 32 Lower Merion .... 9 SUBURBAN LEAGUE — CO-CHAMPIONS DISTRICT I — PI.A.A. HAVERFORD — SECOND This year's wrestling team, under the capable leadership of Ed Long, captain, and “Doc Harter, the coach, had its best record up to date. Haverford came in second in the District One Championships and was co-champion of the Suburban League. Long and Martinelli won in the Districts, w'hilc Daniels and Gordon were runners up. Everyone extends compliments to the team for its fine work. Seventy-five PIVOT BASKETBALL KnfW,nx: Rack, Yelland Trickett Corde , R. Jones, D. Carson, Heylmun. Standing: Young, Fowler, Fitzpatrick, Pyott, 1. Jones, Wilde, Vallar, Kirkpatrick. This season our boys basketball team started off rather well and continued playing that way throughout the season. They had a lot of tough losses by just a few points, but their enthusiasm never stopped. Mr. Steve Juenger with his patience and coaching ability was there at all times. There are about six underclassmen who will hw returning to spark next year's team to victory. Good Luck!! BASKETBALL SCORES H O 35 West Chester ........ 43 34 Friends Central .... 26 40 Lansdowne ........... 38 41 Glen-Nor ............ 28 31 Radnor .............. 26 29 Upper Darby ......... 34 37 Cheltenham .......... 48 23 Norristown .......... 50 45 Chester ............. 47 30 Lower Mcrion ........ 32 41 Abington ............ 35 24 Hill School ......... 34 35 Upper Darby ......... 37 47 Cheltenham .......... 58 25 Norristown .......... 40 47 Chester ............. 42 40 Lower Mcrion ........55 53 Abington ............ 41 ami SHOOT BASKETBALL Row 1: Patricia Cates, Peggy Consalvi, Jeanne Beauchamp, Dorothy Garber, Mary Ellen Schlosser (Capt.), Phyllis Goodwin, Grace Seymour, Margaret Hooper. Row 2: Margie Merrifield. Donna Borgman, Constance Curry, Joan Schadewald, Constance Adams, Marjory Dean, Alberta Butterfield, Shirley Devine Mgr. . BASKETBALL SCORES H O 26 Lansdownc 30 24 Upper Darby 29 14 Lower Menon 32 30 Swarthmore 33 43 Sharon Hill 28 33 Radnor 43 The girls' basketball team, under the captainship of Mary Ellen Schlosser and coached by Miss David, improved a great deal over last year, as the close scores show. There have been few victories as far as scores are concerned, but the team members have had a lot of fun and good experience in sportsmanship. PARKY a ml BOYS’ FENCING Kneeling: Zeuner, Lomax, Philler. Standing: Spohn, Jones, Uhler, Mr. Huber, Cagle, Wolle, Giulian. The Knights of the Round Table would have applauded the proficiency that the Haverford foilsmen have developed under the tutelage of Mr Huber. With cobra like speed and accuracy, Captain Wolle and his teammates defeated their opponents to win the District and Pennsylvania State Interscholastic Foils Championships. BOYS' FENCING H O J Central ................ 1 f Ben Franklin ........... 2 5 Haverford (B) .......... U 7 Frankford .............. 2 7 Bartram ................ 2 6 Northeast .............. 3 7 Upper Darby ............ 2 6 Southern ............... 3 6 Frankford .............. 3 8 Upper Darby ............ 1 Seventy-eight Til IK I GIRLS’ FENCING Kneeling: Carhart, Atwater, Johnson. Standing: Cramer, Benson, Weiner, Mr. Huber, Jackson, Lyshon, Chew. GIRLS’ FENCING H O 4 Bryn Mawr .......... 12 7 Upper Darby ......... 2 8 Upper Darby ......... I The wife of Monte Cristo would have sat enthralled if she could have watched the grace and speed of the Maids of Haverford. This was the first year of Interscholastic competition; but as the season progressed, the girls developed real artistry with the Steel of Damascus. Jean Wiener won the District Women's Foils Championship, and Lois Benson was runner-up. Seventy-nine GRACE SWIMMING TEAM Sitting: Robinson, Geuther, N. Berry, McIntyre, Patten, Hibberd, Macaulay, Myer, Syvertson, Hines. Standing: S. Bcrrv, Dowd, Johnson, Neirnan. For the first time since 1941, Haverford High has had a Girls' Swimming GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM team. Although they lost their first two meets, largely due to inexperience, the mer- maids, under the capable coaching of Miss Hilbert, have steadily improved. We are confident that their victory over John Bartram High will only be the first in a long series of successes. H.H.S. Visitorj 26 Coatesvillc ....... 40 22 Norristown ......... 44 37 Bartram .......... 29 28 Norristown ......... 34 20 Lower Merion...... 44 Eighty ami PACE TRACK Row I: Vollrath, Mowatt, LaWall, Winter, Gordon, Long, Deckman, Chase. Pent, Jones. Row 2: Bentley, Picked, Newton. Hosterman, Wolle, Lehman, Johnston, Richens. Row 3: Fshel- man, Heylmun, Kring, Hutton, Beiswanger, Stiman, Schatz. Row 4: Graves, Rathburn, Warnoff, Wilson, Wilkinson, White, Bennington. Row 5: Foster, Henderson, Olendyke, Merritt, Al- lison, Mathers. Row 6: Cagle, Jones, Burns, Inman, Davy, Spencer, Anderson. TRACK SCHEDULE April 6 Chester Awa April 14 Upper Darby. Away April 17 Lower Mcrion Relay April 21 Cheater ... Home April 23 Penn Relays U. of Pa. April 24 Penn Relays U. of Pa. April 28 Springfield ...Awav May 1 Delco Interscholas' tics May 5 Ridle Park. .. Away May 8 Phila. Suburban Norristown May 12 Cheltenham ..Home May 15 District P I.A.A. Upper Darby May 17 Lower Menon-Home May 29 State Champs Penn Our track team should show up very well this year. The runners are up to their usual caliber, but strength is lacking in the field. We have the utmost confidence in the ability of such outstanding boys as Long, Gordon, Wolle, and others, and know that they will continue in the same tradition which has given us great track teams in the past. They arc ably coached by Mr. Breuninger. State PITCH BASEBALL Row 1: Cohill, Pagani, Morris, Griffith, Giacomucci, Cordes, Butler, Daniels. Row 2: Hazel, Burke, Regester, Ritchie, Pyott, Jones. Row 3: Stull, Fitzpatrick, Toll, Albright, Pinkerton, Long. If Coach CoRNtx; can develop eight “Ozark Ikes and several first class pitchers, Haverford will have a championship team. If not, Mr. Cornog is as pessimistic as Gil Dobie, as he lost many valuable players by graduation including his best hitters and curve'ball artists. We hope by the time this yearbook is distributed Ally's dream of a successful season will have blossomed into reality. BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 30 Eposcopal Awav April 6 Haverford School Away April 12 Radnor Awav April 13 Friends' Central Away April 15 Norristown .. Home April 19 Lower Mcrion Away April 22 Upper Darby .Away April 26 Chester Home April 29 Abington Home May 3 Cheltenham ..Away May 5 Ridley Township Home May 10 Norristown ....Away May 13 Lower Menon Home May May May May 17 Upper Darby. Home 22 Chester .......Away 24 Abington ......Away 27 Cheltenham ..Homo aiul IMTT GOLF Row 1: Benckcr, Morris, Vallar. Row 2: Bower, Nye, Bower, Harshaw. GOLF SCHEDULE April 30 Tredyffrin-Easttown .. . Home May 3 Abington ........Away May 7 Lower Mcrion ....Home May 10 Cheltenham .....Home May 14 Abmgton..........Home May 17 Lower Mcrion .. Away May 21 Cheltenham .....Away Golf at Haverford has always been one of our more successful sports. This is primarily caused by our fortunate suburban location. We arc surrounded by some of the finest golf courses in the East, and most of our boys have either played or caddied (or both) since they were very young. Competition becomes keener each year, and the interest in the sport increases. The prospects for the current year are somewhat uncertain. We lost one of our few championships the past season, but have several promising underclassmen who gained experience then and should profit by that experience. We usually talk about our golf AFTER the matches are played; this will be our policy this year. Llanerch Country Club has graciously allowed us to use its course for our home matches. This is close enough for more of you to see the team in action. Eightythree S E T S GIRLS’ TENNIS Row 1: Harsh, Woll, Lewis, Eldridge, Cordrey, Rinehart, Beck. Cleaster, Dietrich, Ardell. Row }: Strom, Curry, Abernethy, Ron 2: Shaner, Lacey, Hollenbach, Laskaris, Longnecker, Mac- Hoffman, Dill, Raak, Adams, Jackson, Fuhrmeister, Henrich. This year the girls' tennis team has nine scheduled matches, two away and seven at home. Barbara Ardell, Ann Dietrich, Mary Jane Dill, and Mary Harsh, last year's varsity players, are the nucleus of the squad. Nine former junior varsity players are back again this year. Lower Merion, Radnor, and Upper Darby may prove to be stiff competition, but the girls are determined that Haverford will come out victorious. Practice and determination, we think, can help us win. GIRLS' TENNIS SCHEDULE April 22 Lower Merion April May May May May May May May Home 29 Lansdowne ... Home 3 Trcdyrfrin'Easttown Home 6 Radnor Home 10 Coatesvillc ... .Away 13 Norristown ... . Home 20 Abington Home 24 Upper Darby .Home 27 Cheltenham .Away Eighty four a ml NETS TENNIS Row 1: Steinman, Rogers, Elliott. Rack, Yelland, Orr. Row 2: Hughes, Pearson, Merritt, Dages, Schrader, Hoover, Wexlin. BOYS TENNIS SCHEDULE April 22 Lower Mcrion Away April 29 Lansdowne ... Away May 3 TredytfrirvEasttown Away May 6 Radnor Away May 10 Coatesville ... Home May 13 Norristown ... Away May 17 Pottstown Home May 20 Abington Away May 24 Upper Darby .Away May 27 Cheltenham . Home As we GO TO PRESS, Mr. Howarth is gazing into the crystal ball of the 1948 tennis season. He sees fifteen faces that answered the call for spring practice. Bill Elliot and Harold Orr are the only veterans, so the success of the season depends upon the thirteen neophytes. We hope “13 will be lucky for Mr. Howarth and the team. riii: Ks LACROSSE Row 1: Hines. Frings, Eshleman, Hooper, Goodwin, Carlino, Row 2: Patten, Zimmerman, Donatelli, Garber. Groves, Bucci, Carlino, Consalvi. Dean, Beauchamp, Soeder, Borgman, Beck. Lacrosse is a varsity sport this year for the first time at Haverford. The team, under the direction of Miss Pike and Miss David, expects to have a successful season. It has been fortunate in being able to practice with the Alb Philadelphia Lacrosse Team for the last three years, where it gained much valuable experience. Lacrosse is an old Indian sport adopted by the English. It is similar to basketball in the passing and cutting, and similar to hockey in the field lay-out and the number of players. Last year the team was lucky to have an All-American Lacrosse player help coach them. GIRLS' LACROSSE SCHEDULE April 15 Marple-Newtown Home 21 Swarthmore Home May 12 Swarthmore Away 19 Radnor Away 24 Marplc'Ncwtown Away Eightysix and CHAMPS INTRAMURAL WRESTLING CHAMPS [or 1: St ran ford. Goughan, Corbett. Row 2: Nitti, Lappin. INTRAMURAL HOCKEY Ron 1: English. Henry, Schenck, Knapp. Row 2: Martin, Heald. Hibberd. Eightyscven Opportunities are provided by the intramural program for those who are not able to play on a varsity team or for those who wish to learn more about a sport and thus become more skilled. For girls there are hockey, basketball, and softball. Members of the varsity squads arc coaches and referees for the teams w’hich are made up from the various classes. This year a senior team won the hockey contest and a junior team, the basketball honors. Boys may participate in soccer, basketball, or wrestling. In soccer and basketball the teams are formed from the different classes but in wrestling the boys are classed according to weight so that there is a winner in each weight class. BOYS’ INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS Row 1: Arnold, DeCurtit, Brown. Row 2: Condliff, Connor, Hammond, Lewi� . GIRLS’ INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS Row 1: Engelkraut, Harsch, Carlino, Maiden, Bucci. Row 2: Curry, Kuhnley, M irtindale, Dill. IIMOICS TOP BOTTOM L. to R. Row 1: R. Jeary. J. Rathbun, M. Wdde. F. Beiswanger, A. Thomp- °n. T. Jones. J. Forcey. R. Stienman. F. Peabody. V. Nicholadse. E. Merritt. Row 2: R. Perry, D. Lomax. H. Lewis. H. Dron. J. Harshaw. R. Town- send. R. Steele. J. Young. T. Young, C. Atmore. W. Mcrrit. R. Taylor. Row 3: R. Reward. P. Woodwell. L. Bellamy. N. Woodbury. W. Hut ton. W. Albright. D. Harvey. R. Allison. D. Pennington. J. Wilkin son. F. Henry. Row i: R. Mar Neil. R. Michel. W. Gibson. J. Cox. J. Burke. J. Conroy R. Adams. T. Faulhauber. J. Chapman. H. Dreizler. Row 5 : G. Moore. N. Perks. E. Simon. B. Hect. H. Meyers. W. Rack W. Spencer. W. Vallar. R. Nye. B. Yelland. F. Hemphill. F. Rodgers N. Lancer. S. Bermender. Raw I: R Salter. B. Wilson. L. Cagle. W. Roberts. S. Miller. R. Burge E. Merritt. W. Ollendike. K. Hazel. L. to R. Row 1: G. Schcufle. R. Hadfield. W. Orr. D. Swarr. A. DaAlonzo. W. Corbett. J. Miller. R. MeIIwraith. R. Davy. L. D'Angelo. J. Neilson. Row t: A. Montagnola. R. Pinkerton. N. Hansel). T. Singley, V. Katowski. D. Schlater. R. Fox, B. Soloman. A. Henderson. D. Lim- roth. T. White. J. Fox. B. Grant. R. Haly. Hoy : D. Riley. W. Danely. R. Newton. R. Schmid. A. Kring, H. Price. J. Winters. L. Innella, P. Lcgge. Row i: R. Howarth. G. Mierley. E. McElroy. D. Pagani. D. Allen. J. Meyer . T. Sutton. T. Zang. W. Frill. C. Crawford. I). Kresge. W. Hagy. R. Brock. Row 5: R. Roth. W. Manual. C. Groe beck. N. Bunn. E. Richens, B. Jones. W. Harrer, A. Pike, E. Regester. B. Burns. y IIMOItS TOP L. to R. Ron- I: N. Vannicola. J. Bucci. M. Douglas. J. Carlino, A. Vilsack. C. I-«vi'ini. J. Anderson. L. Cianci. P. Oliveria. H. Villani. J. Kyle. Row t: W Kearney. M. Hodge. J. Galloway. P. Muir. E. Groetzingcr. E. Odorisio, E. Dougherty. J. Gianguilio, H. Forlano. P. Troiani. Row 3: R. Caporf«‘rri. M. Campbell. E. Travaglini, P. Winter. F. Rossi. V. Scaripucci. A. Forlano. A. Scaripucci. M. Robards. J. Long neckcr. C. Bosch. J. Senda, E. Dolan. M. Campbell. N. Kachel. B. Hop wood. Row i: M. Woll. M. Moffett. G. Obold. M. Pennypaeker. S. Jacobs. D. Broomall. M. Harsh. N. Hobson. D. Travaglini. A. Cioti. A. Long- necker. Row 5: P. McGoorg . J. Hyson. A. Desmond. S. Allen. T. Jones. D. Stroup. S. McIntyre. L. Greer. L. Gomez. A. Taylor. M. Bacha. M. Duff. J. Crouse. B. Cox. J. Haldeman, D. Merrill. E. Cril’ey. Row 6: A. Dietrich. K. Conners. F. Donntelli. B. Goos. N. Kaupp. R. Cirillo. B. Birkett. J. McCarty. B. Bates. J. Smith. P. McKee. A. Butterfield. M. J. Dill. BOTTOM L. to R. Row 1: B. Coker. S. Heller. V. Fulton. E. Englekraut. R. Dunlap. G. Schulze. I’. Johnson. P. Dannenhauer. M. Sc hoe n. L. Moesel. Row t: J. Williams. R. Oakford. J. Dickel. B. Brucher. L. Dengler, C. Norris. J. Lippke. J. Browning, J. Cramer. G. Lyshon. J. Fogel. E. Cole. Row 3: I. Rupprerht. E. Meyer. K. Foley. J. Martindale. M. Wells. D. Bell, M. Clarke. 1. Early. F. Fowler. J. Crouse. C. McFadden. V. Keene. J. Davis. Row i: J. Foglietta. J. Fisher. P. Fulmer, M. Weler. N. Diamond. C. Blank. J. Weiner. M. Macauley. K. I askaris. C. Gould. Row 5: N. Calhoun. M. Angstadt. J. Geuther. B. Gibson. P. Custer, R. Schlater. A. Custer. L. Benson. D. O'Neill. J. Kuhnley. Rou' 0: P. McGoldrick. E. Dilworth, B. Bennett. B. Paul. M. Kohm. B. Howard. R. Cooper. M. Walker. B. Waek. M. Jackson. J. Lawson. C. Paul. P. Rinehart. C. Allen. J. McKeith. A. Stackhouse. D. Kozick. Row 7: L. Olszewski. D. Parks. R. Carson. B. Robinson. J. Coidren. L. Parker. M. Rumble. P. Caley. B. Fox. C. Crock. J. Eagin. F. Donatclli. J. Reese. A. Raak. Hincty-onc SOPIIOMOItlS TOP L. to R. Row 1: H. Huggins. W. Philler, W. Sperry. G. Gregson. It. D’Agostino. W. Toal, M. Merrifield. J. Thompson. J. Shinn. F. HuKhes. Row S'. G. DeFranciaco. E. Graves. P. Umile, L. D'Angeli. H. Young. H. Sears. L. Vye. D. Quay .R. Emilnon. S. Johnson. F. Matthews. J. McGraw, W. Reiland. Row 3: K. Gregory, R. Hoover. R. Herald. L. Palmcre. W. Sheets, J. Jackson. D. Ward. R. Morrison. J. Muir. I). Shimer. W. Hassinger. T. Hanifen. R. Mathers. W. Zerker. Row i: B. Hayes. R. Bower. D. Jones. J. Davy. W. Anderson. J. Craw- ford. R. McLaughlin, D. Gilbert. W. Bower. W. Rupp. Row S'. P. Mariani. J. Cirilki. S. Piergiovanni, P. Abbonizio. W. Payne, L. Schatx. C. Bell. B. Corbin. E. Steele. R. Carlson, W. Fish. J. Hushes. Row 9'. R. Spencer. R. Traise. R. Hughes. R. Giles. D. Isaac, B. Glenn. J. Shaw, D. Spenser, D. Allison. R. Hammill, D. Redman. J. Hubbard. R. Michel. E. Packer. J. Dormer. J. King. W. Harrop. Row 7: E. Guion. R. Greenblatt. P. Mulrooney. K. Kern. J. Schaffer. F. Powell. B. Corana. K. Samuelian. R. Werner, A. Coburn. C. Finlay. H. Battin. BOTTOM L. to R. Rcw I: R. Hackman. J. Tindall. G. Killing. R. Bishop. F. Hill. F. Knapp. N. Hollingsworth. C. Cow-art. E. Martin. L. Stalker. T. Beardsley. Row 3: R. Yourtee. R. DeVan. R. DeValerio. J. Virgin. T. Williams. L. Spada. F. Martinelli. G. Hatton. J. Thornton. D. Grimm. L. Shelly. Row J: E. Rosato, J. Lawson, F. O’Halloran, R. Phillips, A. Robinson. T. Dougherty. A. Clark. S. Ramsay, D. Wexlin. R. Jones. J. I e� lie, J. Price. D. Cooper. R. Rhiver. Row 4: J. Foard. P. Stull. R. McFalls. C. Andes. H. Hoffman. I. In- man. B. Kelso. W. Ross. W. Koenig. H. Berry. Row 5: K. Zeuner, W. Baxter. D. Caley, R. Garber. K. Mogee. J. Bow- man. J. Kubbler. G. Anderson. R. Cole. N. Presser, C. Keen. T. Rieger. J. Davy. Row 6: J. Crawford. J. Falcone. D. Schrader, T. Agnew, N. Brosius, W. Collins. F. Crouse. R. Orr. R. Wilgus. F. Kramer. W. Bower. R. Turner. P. Burn. W. Rittinger. J. Rudisill. Row 7: C. Rogers. W. Giulian. C. Falcone. B. Foster. J. Schaefer. R. Hornsby. G. Schaefer. P. Fitzpatrick. R. Heylmun. P. Lyons. J. Rude. E. Nauta. R. Scott. T inrty-ttvo S0NI03I0IIKS TOP l. to n. lion- t: M. Mullen. H. Rautter, N. Acton. H. Bucci. I. Hutton, M. Hutchinson. J. Kircher. A. Jones. D. Yost, C. Jacobs. H. J. Horne. Hour 2: J. Harkins. M. Trout. M. D'Achilli. J. Tarquinio. L. Papaloni. A. For la no. R. Alfcrio. I. Miller. G. Hooper. R. A. Coulson. B. Dough- erty. A. Carhart. Row 3: E. Young, J. Graves. N. Wcinback, M. Hassall. A. Jones. P. DeFrancisco. K. Scacchia. C. Carassai. H. Whiteman. B. Adair. A. Bloom. N. McIntyre. C. Chew. V. Johnson. N. Llewellyn. Row 4: P. Yost. G. Fulton, V. Budd. V. Richardson. B. Haly, J. Chandler. P. Frings. L. Walker. M. Keefe. D. Fraiser. Row S: J. Cramer, J. Moffett. A. Durand. J. Walker. J. McCuen. J. Johnston. M. Janes. N. Berry. V. Hess. D. I.illard. M. Ford. M. Diana. B. A. Dowd. M. Cowan. B. Syvertscn. Row 6: S. Jones. II. A Thompson. J. Gordon. J. McKeith. N. Heekshcr. D. Hecker. A. McCloskey, J. Hammett. J. Woll. R. McClelland. N. Dortone. A. Wriggins. D. Shaw. D. Karns. R. Kearney. H. Hayes. Row 7: R. Kepner, C. Schwettman. F. Harold. G. Wilson. N. Hagy. J. Mitchell. J. Klipple. N. Men. A. Buettner. R. Mehring. D. Graham. M. Young. BOTTOM L. to R. Row 1: K. Carson. M. Mastrocola. J. Durant. D. Bisignani. G. Rossi, V. I’almquist. E. Legge. L. DeValerio. L. Frangione. P. Klaus. C. McMain. Row 2: F. Ijiws. P. McCullough. D. Foley. P. Costellano, M. Carelli. M. Logan. D. Gill. N. Muldoon. C. McHugh. P. Lappin. M. Lindsay. N. MacCleaster. Row 3: M. Bacon. D. Rylah. A. Brown. N. Bisbing. M. Mintxer. M. Maiden. D. Dolan. E. Deuble. J. Cox. G. Stalker. B. Sharp. N. Steven- son. M. Slade. J. Mark. B. Rion. C. Atwater. Row 4: C. Bacon. J. Calandra. J. Pflueger. A. Nahrgang. L. Kline. L. Sandt. M. Schmidt. L. Burgess. M. Amatucci. D. Passmore. B. Moore. T. Chandler. N. Coyle, B. Robinson. Row S E. Garland. P. Fortin. L. Varney. D. Nieman. P. Pealer. N. Pullen. C. Peters. G. Bickham. G. Parsel . P. Pennington. P. Orr. M. Dame. E. Gillums. A. Amatucci. A. Alimonti. Row 6: A. Rogers. K. Wolf. M. Carson. L. McPeak. J. Williamson. B. Simmons. M. Rice. D. Price. R. Simonsen. L. Edwards. J. Simpson, J. Coleman. Ninety-three T inety'five • (hauNMoa w y 11 a «I s 21 ii il III a il a «• li « s YEARBOOK—EDITORIAL STAFF YEARBOOK—LITERARY STAFF Left to right: D’Angeli, Adams, McClenaghen, Greene (Editor), Beck (Editorial chairman), Dinon, Frings, Henrich, Grant. Left to right: Telthorster, Abernethy, Lewis, Greene (Editor), Ballantyne (Literary chairman), Caccese, Fuhr- meister, Hooper. YEARBOOK—TYPING STAFF Row 1: Myhre (Typing chairman). Hodman. Diller, King. Row' 2: Berry, Cleland, Clark. YEARBOOK—BUSINESS STAFF Row 1: Soeder, Devine (Business chairman), Chase. Rt� w 2: Shupert, Watson, Smith. PHOTOGRAPHY Left to right: Zimmerman, Cates (photography chair man). 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