Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

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A E M ' w Presented hy The Class nf1953 QQ f9 Haverfnrd Tnwnship M Seninr High Sehnnl Q' Haverlnwn, Pennsylvania W a r a -1 un- ff Q a f ge gem The 1953 ALMA MATER 1 Haverford High, Thy Praise we'll ever sing, Long shall thy fame in florid accents ring. Pinioned in splendor may our banners soar, Crimson and Gold triumphant evermore. 2 Soon, all to soon, our school-day joys are gone, Then, with the radiance of the breaking dawn, Ascends our love in loyalty to thee And mem'ry holds us close eternally. 3 Students arise, shout now with wild acclaim. Join in the song to Alma Mater's name, Let not one foe among her ranks be known, Fealty and love will ever bring us home. GREY I , STG EE' 433 71, 4, ,+Z',,K fo ..., qw I sl' 'Xpg iiff fn 1. x 1 S, I V ' -. The Senior Class of Haverford Township Senior High School presents to the students the 1953 edition of the GREYsToNEs. The aim of this yearbook is to portray the dayftof dayflife of the high school as it appears to the average student in order to serve as a pleasant ref minder of the days spent here at Haverford. In previous years, the CIREYSTONES was planned according to a certain themeg but this year there was a general feeling among the editors that such a theme was unnecessary. Therefore the GREYSTONES has been divided into six sections: the Dedication to Mr. and Mrs. Cscar Granger, the Administration, the Senior Class, the Activities, the Athletics, and the Underclassmen. The GREYSTONES, which is under the supervision of Mr. Robert Livingston, is edited under the Four Intrnductinn direction of the senior cofeditors. The rest of the editorial staff is composed of the chairmen of the editorial, the literary, the typing, the business, the art, and the photography committees. It takes com' plete cooperation and team work on the part of all these committees to produce a wellforganized year' hook. The entire staff of the 1953 GREYSTONES would like to take this opportunity to express its ap' preciation to Mr. Robert Livingston for making this yearbook possible, to Mr. Maurice Chuse for super' vising the artistic arrangements, to Mr. Arthur Walter for correction of our grammatical errors, to Mr. Gerald Harter for making the yearbook so interesting with his photography, and to Mr. Harry Dolan for directing the financial success of the GREYSTONES. IIIJNTENTS introduction Dedication Administration Senior Eiass Activities Athletics Underciossnien in I 1 F' - Q7. ,. ,uf M ,A ,,, Dedication WE, THE CLASS OF 1953, DEDICATE THIS OUR YEARBOOK TO MR, AND MRS. GRANGER IN APPRECIATION OF THEIR DEVOTED SERVCE, PROFITABLE GUIDANCE, PERPETUAL INTEREST, AND SINCERE ENTHUSIASM TO HAVERFORD TOWNSHIP SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. IT IS WITH DEEP REGRET THAT THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS ACKNOWLf EDGE THE RETIREMENT OF MR. GRANGER WHO THROUGHOUT 'III-IE PAST YEARS HAS STOOD AS A SYMBOL OF PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION, NOT ONLY THE STUDENTS OF THIS CLASS BUT OF ALL THE FORMER CLASSES DURING MR. GRANGER'S ADMINISTRATION HAVE FELT A CLOSE RELATIONSHIP WITH HIM BECAUSE OF HIS SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDING AND FAIR JUDGMENT OF PROBLEMS. WE, THE STUDENT BODY OF HAVERFORD HIGH SCHOOL, FEEL THAT WE ARE NOT ONLY LOSING AN EFFICIENT PRINCIPAL. BUT ALSO A CLOSE FRIEND. Seven 'F ppreciatinn Mr. Granger and I have been associated in a close personal way for the past ten years, and I have come to know him well. Through your Yearbook I want to share my thoughts of him as he closes his career as principal of Haverford High School. He has a deep and abiding faith in boys and girls. He believes in their ininate goodness. When things seem to go wrong, he holds his faith in the rightness and goodness of youth. He knows how to smile. It begins in his eyes and breaks in ripples of merrimentg a big, wide, hearty smile. He has deep silences-the thoughtful, full silence of great strength-friendly, gentle, calm. The Senior High School faculty has been fortunate in having Oscar Granger as its principal. Through his national and state contacts we have always been abreast of educational trends and practices. Through his fore' sight we have shared in such secondary school firsts as core programs, familyflife courses, and our own radio station. Through his personality, character, and hu' maneness we have shared satisfying and enriching ex' periences that come from daily living with girls and boys. Working with Oscar Granger is a rare privilege. His enthusiastic interest in every phase of school life, his unfailing optimism, his ability to guide without dictatf ing, his stimulating and democratic leadership, his friendly understanding of all our problems, his easy ac' With the retirement of our principal, Oscar Granger, the students of Haverford High School will lose a trusted adviser and loyal friend. Mr. Granger has endeared himself to all of us be' cause of his tireless efforts on our behalf, and his un' failing interest in all our affairs. We realize this when we see that largely through the help of Mr. Granger, we were finally able to fulfill the dream of having our own radio station. Then, too, we will always remember how Mr. Granger was always the first in the locker room after a football game to congratulate the team. Mr. Granger is always ready to give a smile and a I am reminded of Mr. Granger when I read Goodf bye, Mr. Chips, that delightful story by James Hilton.. After spending many years as a teacher and headmaster of Brookneld, Hilton says of him: For with the new century, there settled upon Ghips a mellowness that gathered all his developing manner' isms and his oftfrepeated jokes into a single harmony. No longer did he have those slight and occasional disciplinary troubles, or feel diffident about his own work and worth. He found that his pride in Brook' field reflected back, giving him cause for pride in him' self and his position. It was a service that gave him freedom to be supremely and completely himself. R. R. ABERNETHY cessibility, his sharing of all honors with his staff-all have endeared him to us. We feel that he Apersonifies the best and highest characteristics of the ideal secondary school prinripal. Oscar Granger is a fine person. He possesses that unusual combination of inflexible integrity and sympaf thetic warmth seldom found in any one individual. He has tremendous vitality which he uses unsparingly. He inspires by precept and example. The Senior High School faculty sincerely thanks Oscar Granger for having been its principal. We never could have worked for a better man. We wish him health and happiness in whatever he may elect to do in future years. We shall miss him! THB FACULTY cheery nod when we see him in the hall, amd he's never too busy to stop for a moment to answer a question. We of the senior class like to feel that Mr. Granger is ugraduatingi' with us-that is, his memory will always be with us through our lives. We know, too, that Mr. Granger's memory will not only live on with the people who have graduated, but that his kindly influence will long be felt at Haverford. As we say goodbye to Mr. Granger, we want to express our deep' est appreciation for all that he has done for us, and to wish him much future happiness. T HB STUDENT BODY Eight , ,H E. J! A Dey WITH VIP. Granger In Hememhranee On February 12, 1953, Haverford High School and the surrounding community suffered a great loss, the death of Miss Irene Cornog, the Home Economics teacher. Miss Cornog taught at Haverford's present building ever since it has been in existence. The success of the department is largely due to her effort, for she established and bettered it throughout the years. Besides adding important subjects to the curriculum, Miss Cornog also participated in sponsoring many extrafcurricular activitiesg she organized the Girls' HifY, sponsored tennis and bowling teams, the costume club, and the cheering squad. In addition to these services, Miss Cornog was also in charge of the cafeteria for many years. The students of Haverford have lon'g been influenced by Miss Cornog. One always felt free to take his personal problems to herg she always tried to put herself in the students place. Her advice was always considered valuable. Miss Cornogs amiability, sincerity, and understanding are the characteristics which made her friends love and respect her deeply. Miss Cornog's spirit will long be remembered in the homes of the entire community and in the hearts of Haverford high school graduates. Ten I1 , 5 L 5, .. G5 ,A ,..v1 . H C How-an 55 .1 1 Sw Y 5 y X: R. R. ABERNETI-IY, Ed.D. - 'gf 41,13 ,f x 'gjyyf VL: :li , Superintendent X 1l2?gti, f f new A .3 ,:f .- . 52 f f ' 'W ai Q ff i Nj 1 First Row: Mr. Hardt, Mrs. Morehouse, Mr. Trickett lpresidentj, Mr. Manthorpe, Mr. Paul. Second Row: Mr. Schlack ffreasurerb, Mr. Spitzner, Mr. Schrader, Dr. Abernethy iSuperintendentJ, Mr. Vautier, Mr. jackson, Mr. Hughes fSecretaryJ. Twelve OSCAR GRANGER, M.Ed. Principal MR. WALKER MISS MCMAHON MR, STINSO'N Assistant Principal Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Conferences Girls' Council Football French History 86 Conference Thirteen I slug an 8- X X., I X 3 , 15, 1 , 4 ff it .li 1, 'S ,tim , . , Xxx' ' ' gt , . .,., 7 1 Q ZZ! I ' if , ' f Wifi' f fffgz iv I 21? Sl' f if f if ' ' , l f I if xv I - . , ,. , gh , MW ye ky. My as X X, -A A film-iw 'IV uv va ,191 . . . , .. , , , L A ue, Pa! 1 . , 5 W, .I . ., Al MR. CRISPIN Core English Foothall MR, HALLOVJELL Soc. Sciencefllth Cross Country MISS DAVID Phys, Ed. Girls' Athletic Dir. Basketball MR. HARTER Gen. Math. XVrestling M R , FI N K M u S i c Choral Productions MISS HILBERT Phys. Ed. E! Health Swimming FACULTY MR. ALLISON Music Music Production MR. BENNET Physics Radio Club MISS BROWN English-12th MISS COLLINS Geometry National Honor Soc. MISS AMO Drama Ei Radio MR. BAWN Coiiimcrcizil Dramatic Productions A. A. Finance. MR. BREUNINGER Core History Track MR. BROWN M. D, 55' Driving Stage Crew MR. CORNOO Phys. Ed. Health Athletic Director MRS. BROWN School Nurse Nursing Cluh MR. CHU SE Art Art Club MISS CORNOG Costume Cluh Home Economics Cafeteria fDeccascdj MRS. GEHRIS Typing General Math. MR, HILL I-Iistoryvl lrh Soccer MISS GILMORE Latin Ir. Classical League MR, HOWARTH Plane, Solid Geom. Boys' Tennis MR. GWINN 1 Biology Baseball MR. H. HUIBER R Library ml Football mi F!-IIIULTY MR. T. HUBER Core History Fencing MR. JUENCER Phys. Ed. 5? Health Basketball MISS MILLEN Core English MR. HUGHES History-1 1th Soccer E3 Softball MR. LIVINGSTON History-11th Yearbook MISS MOORE Algebra Student Finances A MISS MYERS MISS NICKERSON Commercial English-12th Secretarial Club Conferences . ' f V . 'f f ' fi f-:gf ff f ' ' I' I , .7V,r!,!Q . ., y Wg? in ' fffff-'YL4' LJ . , ISS PERKINS MISS PIKE ianish English-11th cial Committee Hockey l. SHIPLETT MISS SMITH :tory-10th E3 11th mtball English-11th College Club MISS JONES English-1 lthfllth Assembly MISS MELLINCER Home Economics Cheering Team MR. MUSSER BiolO2Y, Ceom. Riflery MISS OTT English-11th if 12th ... f' ' MR. POSTPICHAL MISS RIES Commercial French EQ? Spanish Handbook Finances Cirls' Sports MR. STUDENPQOTH MR. WALTER Core History English-12th Wrestling Psychologist MISS SCHEERBAUM Core English Eordiam MR. WILEY Commercial Skyliners MR. SCHENK Chemistry Track MR. DOLAN Commercial Central Treasury Essential Empln ees Bus Drivers: Mr. Watters, Mr. Conner, Mr. Bradshaw, Custodians: Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Nickolson, Mrs. Hargy, MV- Lasage- Mr. McGarvey. K- 1 Secretaries: Mrs. Yakonis, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Ferrell, Mrs. Maelhorn Cafeteria Ladies: First Row: Mrs. Linn, Mrs. Blackie, MECHANICS Mrs. Nicom, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Murta. Second Row: Mr. McGlue, Mr. Cline, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Wortz, Mr. Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Legge, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Torens, Mrs. Straub, Mr. Hecht, Mr. McGoldrick, Mr. Scheetz. Ann Legge. Sixteen N l'. JN Q 252 PY Y . .af , ,-- .5 JV, ' I www 1 Im... g .wm- wvf - jwni lfu W - 1' 4.4.., 1-un , 3 ,,.., ,ww .,-ff ff- Mv rw' ,.,.. rv ,M ,- , 'EH' Senior Class Ufficers DANIEL W. NAUMAN Dari 549 Virginia Ave. Manoa Hobby: Sports. Remembered for: His athletic leadership. Football 1, 2, 3 fcofcaptainll Basketball 3: Class President 3: Student Council: Executive Com' mittee: National Honor Society. SIMON K. GARBER 1608 Melrose Ave. Manoa Career: Agriculture, Remembered for: His sincere interest in others. President of Class 21 VicefPresi' dent of Class 31 Soccer 1, 2: Band 1, 2: A Cappella Choir 1, Z: Operetta 1, 2: All'School Show 1, 2: National Honor Society. ROBERT SCHRADER 2601 Hirst Terrace Oakmont ' 5' Secret Ambition: To score a Soccer Goal. Career: Engineering. Remembered for: Being a typical senior. Assembly Committee 1g Student Council 2, 3: Class Secretary 3: Tennis 1, 2, 3: Soccer 1, 2, 3 fCofcaptainj: HifY. GRETCHEN FRINGS 110 Llandaif Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To travel. Career: Laboratory technician. Remembered for: Looking like the ideal American girl. Girls' Council 1, 2, 3 fSecref IHYYJI Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3: Bowling Club 1: Costume Club 2, 33 Service Club 1: Yearbook fPhotographYiZ Tennis 2, 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 fCaptainJ: Basketball 1, 2, 3: AllfSchool Show 3: Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3: HifYg National Honor Society. X 4 f BARBARA L. ALPER Bobby 414 Hastings Ave. Woodmere Park Hobby: Fashion Designing. Secret Ambition: Modeling. Career: To marry a lawyer. Remembered for: Her perpetual inquisitiveness. Girls' Council 2, 3: Merit Award fArtjg College Club lg Art Club 1, 2, 3 fSecretaryJ: Pen and lnlq fArt Stalljg Yearbook fArt Stalfj. JAMES H. ANDES lim 1514 Robinson Ave. Manoa Hobby: Mechanical Drawing. Remembered for: His interest in radio. Radio fTechnicalj 2, 3: Bible Club. ELLEN W. ANTON Ellen 49 Yale Rd. Brookline Hobby: Tennis. Secret Ambition: To see the world. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her thought' fulness. Social Committee 3: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling 2: Nursing Club 2, 33 Radio Production 3: World Wide Workshop 1, 2, 3: Senior Play fCastD. DAVID R. APPENZELLER Dee 153 W. Hillcrest Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: To own a cus' tom built car. Remembered for: His calm assurance. JOAN M. ARBEGAST Arby 527 Country Club Lane Manoa Hobby: Photography. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Being quiet and sincere. Traihc Committee 15 Assembly Committee 33 Nursing Club 3: Costume Club 33 Basketball 2, 3: Swimming lg AllfSchool Show 3 fCastj. CAROLYN G. ARCHER Arcliie 17 Princeton Rd. Brookline Hobby: Oil Painting. Secret Ambition: Ioin the Wacs. Career: Laboratory technician. Remembered for: Her well groomed appearance. Assembly Committee lg Finance 25 Student Council 33 College Club 1 fSecretaryD, 2 fVicef Presidentjg Art 1g Tennis lg Swimming 1, 2,Q 3g Hockey Uvp 1, 2. DONALD' W. ASHWELL Ashie 2719 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Manor Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Championship bowler. Remembered for: His quietness. Football 1, 2: Basketball lg Base' ball 1, 2, 3: HifY. DORIS R. BACHMAN Bunny 2434 Whitby Rd. Merwood Favorite Expression: How 'bout that! Secret Ambition: To be Mrs. Recupito. Career: Marriage. Remembered for: Her unalfecf tedness. Secretarial Club 3: Yearbook CTypistJ 3: AllfSchool Show 3g Makefup Committee 3. Nineteen WILLIAM M. BARLOW Bill 550 Royal Ave. Bon Air Hobby: Photography, Career: Advertising. Remembered for: His unobtruf siveness, Photography Club. JULIA F. BAYER julislga 17 Fairield Rd. Brookline Hobby: Music and art. Secret Ambition: Travel all over the world. Career: Languages. Remembered for: Being sophistif cated. Girls' Council l: Merit Award lArt II, Scholarship to Moore lnstitutejz Auxilium Latinum Award: Radio Production l, 2, 3 lStafl Memberj: Junior Classical League 2, 3: World Wide Work' shop l, 2, 3: Art Club 1, 2, 3 fTreasurerJ: A Cappella Choir 1, 2: Operetta 2, 3: Fordian 1, Z, 3 fFourth page Editorjq Year' book fArt Editorjg All'School Show 1, 3: Service Pin: HifY: National Honor Society 2, 3: Senior Play fCastj. SUZANNE M. BEAL Sue 17 Llandaif Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Sewing. Career: Medical Secretary. Remembered for: Her sincerity. Assembly Committee 2, 3 fSecf retaryjz Social Committee lg Col' lege Club 1. 2: Bowling l: Costume Club l, 2, 3 fVice' Presidentjz Service Club 3: Sec' retarial Club: Yearbook QLiterf ary Committeej: Tennis 1, 2, 3: AllfSchool Show 2 fCastJ: HlfY 2, 3 fSecretaryj: Senior Play fCommitteeJ: National Honor Society 3. ROGER L. BEAMON Rog 2445 Wynneield Drive Oakmont Hobby: Cars and photography. Secret Ambition: Have trick knee staying in place. Remembered for: His good marks in P.O.D, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Operetta l, 2, 3: AllfSchool Show 2, 3. WILLIAM E. BECK Bill 308 Edgehill Drive Brookline Hobby: Auto racing. Career: Contracting. Remembered for: Capable man' ager of the football team. Football Manager 1, 2, 3. BARBARA J. BECKER Barb 300 Hathaway Lane Merion Golf Manor Hobby: Playing the piano. Secret Ambition: To be a singer. Remembered for: Being reserved. College Club 1, 2: Bowling: Modern Language Club: Year' book fBusiness Committeejg Tennis 3: Swimming 3. CAROL A. BENDER Carol 1107 Allston Rd. Brookline Hobby: Driving. Secret Ambition: To live in Holland. Career: XfRay Technician. Remembered for: Being happy' goflucky. Radio Production 1: Pen and Ink fTypistj 1: AllfSchool Show fMakefup Coimmitteej 3: Senior Play fMakefup Committeej 3. JOAN F. BENFER Benny 2801 Darby Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Salt and pepper Shaker collection. Career: Air line hostess. Remembered for: Being dignif fied. Finance Committee 1: Traffic Committee 2: Merit Award QE Latin, E History, Spanish IJ: College Club l, 2: Service Club 3: Modern Language 3 fSecref taryj: World Wide Workshop 1, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Operetta 2, 3: AllfSchool Show 3: HifY 3: Senior Play fCom' mitteej: National Honor Society. Twenty S li: . i. , N ,. lllass nf1!Ql53 JOHN BENNETT Benny 321 Glen Ridge Rd. Westgate Hills Hobby: Model boatfmaking. Secret Ambition: To keep people smiling. Remembered for: His witty remarks. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Oper' etta 1, 2, 3: Football Manager 3: Senior Play: AllfSchool Show 33 HifY. PATRICIA BENNETT Pat 2720 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Hobby: Dancing. Career: Marriage. Remembered for: Her come' backs. Biology 1: Cafeteria Committee l. ROBERT L. BENSON Bubba 2914 Morris Rd. Ardmore Hobby: Playing the banjo. Career: To be a pilot for an airline. Secret Ambition: To be a night' club owner. Remembered for: His shirtail. Boys' Council 1, 2, 3 fPresif dentjg HifYg Basketball 1, Z, 3g Soccer 2: Tennis 2, 3. JUDITH A. BERTOLET Judy 41 Princeton Rd. Brookline Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: To be a math brain. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her petiteness, World Wide Workshop 1, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Oper' etta 2, 3: Fordian fT'ypistJ 3: AllfSchool Show 1. 'Twentyfone ALICE M. BLAKESLEE Alice 724 Manoa Rd. Penlield Hobby: Music and sewing. Secret Ambition: To play in the band. Remembered for: Being meticf ulous. Student Council 13 Merit Awards QE History, Latin ll, French I, C Englishjg Operetta 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Fordian fManaging Bclitorlz Yearbook fLiterary Committeelg HifQg HifY 2, 3g National Honor Society 2, 3. HERMAN W. BOEHRINGER Germ Double Trouble Manoa Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: Have all A's on the report. Remembered for: Being a good gl-W' Soccer 1. RICHARD L. BOLTON Dick 336 S. Manoa Rd. Manoa Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To coach the football coaches for a Week. Career: Psychology. Remembered for: His affability. Football 1, Z, 35 Basketball fManagerj: Track 1, 2: HifY. ELAINE BOND Elaine Highland Farm Bryn Mawr Hobby: Reading, Secret Ambition: Civil defense work. Career: Private secretary. Remembered for: Her quietness. A Cappella Choir 3: Cafeteria Waitress 1. :x 1 . Q 1!s'W f9 w SHIRLEY A. BOND Slral 141 Woodbine Rd. Manoa Hobby: Vfriting. Secret Ambition: To marry a Texas cowboy, Career: Housewife. Remembered for: Her hair' ribbons. World Vv'ide Vwbrkshop 1: Color Corner 1. JOHN L. BONHOLTZER, JR. ldfli 1012 Carroll Rd. Carroll Park Hobby: Traveling. Secret Ambrtionz To become a stock car owner. Career: Hotel business. Remembered for: His zany Ways. Traffic Committee 2: HifY. FRANK BORRACINNI Frank 2703 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Remembered for: Always being pleasant. Basketball 1, 2. MARGARET BOTTOMLEY Joan 329 Spring Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Biology. Secret Ambition: To push Lyn' ette Martmelli down the hall in a janitor's Cart. Career: Laboratory technician in the Waves. Remembered for: Her interest in Biology. Biology Club 1, Z, 3: Art Club 1: Rifle Club l. Twerrtytwo RICHARD' P. FOWLER Dick 233 Shawnee Rd. Ardmore Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: Graduate from high school. Career: Cattle rancher. Favorite saying: No Stuff! Remembered for: His brawn. Stage Crew. JOAN BOWER Joanie 433 Greenview Lane Llanerch Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To win just one argument with my brothers. Career: Elementary school teacher. Remembered for: Her good taste. Social Committee 2: Finance Committee 33 Library Club: Bowling Club: Costume Club 2, 3: World Wide Workshop 1: A Cappella Choir 3: Operetta 3: Pen arid Ink fAlumni Com' mitteebg Lacrosse flvfanagerj 1, 2, 3g Senior Play fCommitteeJ: AllfSchool Show CCaStJ: HifY. JOHN C. BREEN Hot Rod 505 Brookview Lane Brookline Secret Ambition: Go out West. Hobby: Fencing. Remembered for: His hot rod. Biology Club 1: Wrestling 1: HifY. ROBERT L. BROOKS Bob 683 Cricket Ave. Ardmore Secret Ambition: To get through college. Career: Drafting. Remembered for: His deep voice. Basketball Manager: Wrestling 2, 371 HifY. .Haverford Hlqh Schnnl JAYNE K. BURGENTS faynie 2429 Wynneield Drive Merwood Park Secret Ambition: To be five feet tall! Career: Secretarial work. Remembered for: Being four feet live inches. Student Council 23 O.G.A. Cer' tificateg Skyliners 1, 2, 3 fManf agerjg A Cappella Choir 3: Operetta 35 Yearbook QLiterary Committeej 3: AllfS-cbool Show 33 Makefup Committee. LOUISE M. BURNS Weasel 510 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her fair com' plexion. Library Club 3: Nursing Club 2, 3: World Wide Workshop lg Band 33 Yearbook fSalesJg La' crosse 1, 2, 3g Hockey 1, 2, 3: AllfScl1ool Show 3 f'Committeej. LOUIS M. BUTLER Lou 8 Pinzon Ave. Manoa Hobby: My Ford. Remembered for: His assurance. Secret Ambition: Drive a stock car. Assembly Committee 1, 2, 35 HifY. PHILIP T. BUXTON Buckets 144 E. Turnbull Ave. Ardmore Hobby: Radio. Secret Ambition: To rob a bank. Remembered for: Radio obsesf sion. Assembly Committee: Radio ffechnicalj President: HifYg Service Ping Radio Production. GERTRUDE G. CARLINO Cert 637 Old Lancaster Rd. Bryn Mawr Hobby: Music. Career: Beautician. Remembered for: Being jolly. O.C.A. Award: Library Club 1, 2, 3 fPresidentJg .Bowling 2, 3: Secretarial Club 33 Skyliners 2. 3: Operetta 2, 3: Hockey 1, 2. AllfSchool Show 3. JANE A. CARSON Janie 522 Oxford Rd. Brookline Hobby: Cooking. Secret Ambition: To shrink. Career: Modeling. Remembered for: Her friendly smile. Bowling 1, 2, 3: Costume Club 1: Secretarial Club 33 Handbook fTypistJ 1, 3: Pen and Ink fTypistJ 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3g AllfSchool Sbow 3 fCommitteej. J. WILSON CASSEL W'ill 1612 Earlington Rd. Woodmere Park Hobby: Swimming. Career: Electrical engineer. Remembered for: His unusual walk. Skyliners lg Crcbestra 1, 25 Football fManagerJ 1. VALERIE F. CHAGNON Val 37 West Eagle Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Sewing. Career: Art work. Remembered for: Her unassumf ing ways. Tralfic Ccmmittee 33 Bowling 1, 25 Costume Club 35 Service Club 3: Secretarial Club 3g AllfScbool Show fCastJ 3: Cafeteria Wait' ress l, 2, Twentyftliree CAROLYN CIMINO Cim 205 E. Turnbull Ave. South Ardmore Hobby: Horseback riding. Secret Ambition: Mortician. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Always adding a pleasant note. MICHAEL R. COGLIANO Mike 2004 Bellemead Ave. South Ardmore Hobby: Playing Sports. Secret Ambition: Professional basketball or baseball player. Career: Mechanical engineer. Remembered as: The Cisco Kid, Trafhc Committee 1, 2, 3: Bas' ketball 1, 2, 3: Soccer 1: Base' ball l, 2, 3: AllfSchool Show fCastj 3: Hi'Y. JAMES R. COKER jim 109 Rockland Rd. Oalcmont Hobby: Driving 55 Girls. Secret Ambition: To drive midgets. Career: Chemistry. Remembered for: His self-confif dence. Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Cperetta 1, 2, 3: AllfSchool Show fCastj 2: HifY. BONNIE E. COLE 2559 Prescott Rd. Oalcmont Hobby: Ballet. Career: Guidance Counseler. Remembered for: Her love of dancing. College Club 1: Fordian Foot' lights 2: World Wide Workshop 1, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Operetta Z, 3: Forclian fReportf erj 2: Tennis 1: Hockey 1: Allf School Show 3. SARAH A. COLLINS Saralinette 812 Aubrey Ave. Ardmore Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To become a seamstress. Career: Seamstress. Remembered for: Being amiable. Library Club 2: Costume Club 1. STANLEY P. COLLINS Stanley 201 Fawn Lane Hiavefford Hobby: Photography. Secret Ambition: Musician. Career: Engineering. Remembered for: His French horn. junior Classical League 1: Phof toefaphy 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3. Operetta 1, 2, 3: Fordian fPhof FO?-ifilpherjg Yearbook fSp0rt5 Phoufgfapbyli Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Tennis 1, 2, 3: All-School Show l, 3: National Honor Society. PATRICIA A. CONNERS P t 2804 Saint Ma:y's Rd, Ardmore Career: Secretary, Remembered for: Her mild man' ner. Library Club 2, 3: Bowling Club 2, 3: Costume 2, 33 O,G,A, Award. CAROLE M. COOK Carole 406 Earlington Rd. Chatham Park Secret Ambition: Tour the world. Career: To be a Wave. Remembered for: Her niceness. Secretarial Club: Lacrosse 2, 3: AllfSchool Show flvlakefup Committeej. Twentyffour nf 1953 LAURANCE A. COOK Larry 204 Sagamore Rd. Brookline Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Raise enough kids for a football team. Career: Doctor. Remembered for: His cryptic sense of humor. Student Council 3. LOUIS E. COTTIER, JR. Atlas 1217 E. Darby Rd. Brookline Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: To be half as good as my parents. Remembered for: His lankiness. Social Committee 1, 2, 3g Soccer 1, 23 HifY. H. CAROL COUNTRYMAN Carol 18 Oak Lane Oakmont Secret Ambition: To raise monkeys. Career: Teaching. Remembered for: Her excitable nature. Bowling 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3: AllfSchool Show fMal-refup Committeej 1, 3. PATRICIA A. CRAIG Pat' 209 E. Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Hobby: Sewing, Music. Secret Ambition: To travel ex' tensively. Career: Primary education. Remembered for: Her able mane agement of the Fordian. Fordian fEditorfinfChiefj: Exec' utive Committee: College Club 1: Costume Club 25 Modern Lan' guage Club 1, 2: World Wide Workshop 1, 2, 3: Library Club l, 3: Hockey l, 2 All' School Show 33 HifY 3: Na' tional Honor Society: Senior Play fStudent Directorj. Twentyffive CATHERINE CRAMER Katy 15 Golf View Rd. Ardmore Hobby: Music. Career: Social Worker. Remembered for: Her stability. Assembly Committee lg Junior Classical League fpfreasurerjg Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Yearbook fLiterary Committeejg HifY 2, 3: Quizf'emfonfthefAir Team lg American Field Service International Scholarship 2g All' School Show fCommitteeJ 33 Senior Play CCommitteeJ: Na' tional Honor Society: Auxiliurn Latinum Award 1. RONALD' E. CRIMM Ron 249 N. Belfield Ave. Bon Air Hobby: Making people happy. Secret Ambition: To make every' one my friend. Career: School teacher. Remembered for: His effervesf cence. Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3 fPresi' dentjg Radio Production fStaflJ 1, 2, 33 Junior Classical League 1, 25 Core Program 1, 2: Sky' liners 1: World Wide Workshop 1, 25 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3g Operetta 1, 2, 3: Yearbook fBusiness Staffjg Soccer 1, 2: Baseball fManagerJ 1g Senior Play fCastJg AllfSchool Show fCastj 3: HifY. MICHAEL L. CRIPPEN Mike 1439 Delmont Ave. Beechwood Secret Ambition: To be a suc' cess. Career: Mechanical Engineer. Remembered for: His higher in- telligence. Trafhc Committee lg Boys' Council 2: Soccer 2, 3: HifYg Wrestling 1, 2, 3: AllfSchool Show: National Honor Society 2, 3. ANITA L. CUTIER Nita 49 Sycamore Rd. Manoa Hobby: Drawing. Secret Ambition: To be an artist. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her gentle air. Finance Committee 3: Assembly Committee 2: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3: All' School Show 1. ks W X, , rf- . tiara-. ., . ., ya. . L we Ar. 5 :ik ,V .Q Nz. ex KK 5 51 ,gs 2 2 7 1 fir if SHIRLEY A. DALTON Sliirl 1012 Manoa Rd. Penfield Downs Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: To take a trip around the world. Career: Beautician. Remembered for: Her red, red hair. Bowling 2, 3: Radio Production 3: Vvlorld Wide Workshop 2, 3: Yearbook fliditorial Committeej: AllfSchool Show 3: Senior Play llviakefup Committeej. CAROL DANNEHAUER Dannie 630 Kenilworth Rd. Ardmore Secret Ambition: To go into the insurance business, Career: Dress Designing-Secre' tary. Remembered for: Her perpetual motion. Executive Committee: Social Committee fChairmanj: Bowling l: Costume Club 3: Service Club 1, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2: Fordiari fFeature Editorj: Pen Ei Ink fAlumni Editorjg Yearbook fPhotograpl1Y2S Cheer' leader 3: Basketball 2: Hockey l, 2: Cafeteria Waitress fHead 2, 31: Senior Play fCommitteeD: AllfSchool Show fCastj: HifY 2, 3 fVicefPresiclentj. JEANNETTE C. DAVELER Jeanne 173 Friendship Rd. Drexel Hill Secret Ambition: To go to Gettysburg. Career: An accountant. Remembered for: Her cute little freckles. Traflic Committee 1, 2: Library Club 3: Bowling Club 2, 3: Serv' ice Club 3: Secretarial Club 3: Tennis 2, 3: Basketball 3: Cafe' teria Waitress 3. DIANE M. DAVIS Di 134 Decatur Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Playing the piano. Secret Ambition: To ride on a fire engine. Remembered for: Her kind gestures. Assembly Committee 3: College Club: Skyliners 1, 2, 3: A Cap' pella Choir: Cperetta 1, 2, 3: Fordian fReporterj: I.V. Basket' ball 2: AllfSchool Show 2, 3. Twenty-six EARL R. DECKMAN Reds 26 Hannum Drive Ardmore Secret Ambition: To make the honor roll. Career: Veterinarian. Remembered forz, His willingness to help. Social Committee 3 fTreasurerJ: Soccer 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: AllfScliool Show 3: HifY. JOSEPH DELLARCIPRETE joe 2150 County Line Rd. Ardmore Secret Ambition: To go to Penn State. Career: Business manager. Remembered for: His good looks. Boys' Council 3: Wrestling 2, 3: HifY. BARBARA L. DEMAR Barbie 610 Darby Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Horses and Dogs. Secret Ambition: Missionary teacher. Career: Elementary teaching. Remembered for: Her religious nature. College Club 1, 2: Bible Club: Service Club 3: Art Club 3: Horseback Riding 1: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Fordian fSales Staffj: Pen and Ink fBusiness Staffjg Tennis 2, 3: Basketball 1: Color Corner 1, 2, 3: All-School Show 2: Senior Play Uclsherl. JOHN L. DEOLDEN john 215 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Hobby: Working. Secret Ambition: To be a come' dian. Career: Engineer. Remembered for: His hair. Orchestra 1: Cross Country 1, 2, 3. Haverford Hlqh Slzhnul JOHN C. DEVELIN john 224 Oxford Hill Lane Westgate Hills Hobby: Naturalist. Secret Ambition: To own a cabin on the Chesapeake. Career: Artist-naturalist. Remembered for: His art ability. Art Club 2, 3: Yearbook fArt staifjg Senior Play fCastJg All' School Show. ARTHUR P. DIEM Artie 654 Lancaster Ave. Bryn Mawr Career: State policeman. Remembered for: Football ability. Football 1, 2, 33 Wrestling 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3. ANTHONY DIPIETRO Pete 2201 E. Darby Rd. So. Ardmore Hobby: Photography. Secret Ambition:To find out what The Thing is. Career: Construction work. Rememberd for: His ten dollar Cushman. Photography Club 25 Soccer. MARY DI SELVESTRO Jean 811 Loraine St. Ardmore Secret Ambition: Marry Joe. Remembered for: Her striking appearance. Photography lg Senior Play fMakefup Committeejg All- School Show 3: Art Club 2. JERRY R. DITROLIO ferry 516 N. Eagle Rd. Manoa Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: To embalm Malenkov. Career: Funeral director. Remembered for: His suave ap- pearance. Traiiic Committee 2, 3. CATHERINE A. DOLAN Puriky 2716 St. Mary's Rd. Ardmore Secret Ambition: To own a Buick convertible. Career: Medical secretary, Remembered for: Her ruddy complexion. Library Club 1, 2, 3g Bowling 2, 3: Costume Club 2, 3g Basket' ball 1, 3. DONALD J. DORTONE Duck 844 Martin Ave. Bryn Mawr Secret Ambition: To retire at the age of 21. Career: Air Force. Remembered for: His aggressive nature. Finance Oilicer 1: Wrestling. THERESA V. DOUGHERTY Terry 232 Oxford Rd. Brookline Hobby: Skating, Secret Ambition: Get married and raise a whole raft of kids. Career: Laboratory Technician. Remembered for: Her droll jokes. World Wide Workshop 1g Color Corner 1. Twentyfseuen ' .ri , M ,.,, K V 1, HARRY A. DOWD Harr Ellis Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: Be on a college swimming team. Career: Pilot. Remembered for: His big foot on the soccer Held, Soccer 2, 3. MICHELE DURKSON Michele 124 Gilmore Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: President of Sigma Chi at Stanford. Career: Occupational Therapy. Remembered for: Fitting in so well at H,H.S. Costume Club 3: World Wide Workshop 3: Art 3: Pen and Ink: Art Committee 3: HifY. E. SYLVIA EASTMAN Syl 530 Brookview Lane Brookline Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: Go to Florida every winter. Career: Physical Therapy. Remembered for: Her quiet demeanor. Library Club 1, 2, 3: College Club 1, 2: Bowling Club: Year' book fEditorial CommitteeJ: AllfSchool Show flvlakefup Com' mitteejg Senior Play. JOHN R. EDELMAN Big John 144 Campbell Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To make a million. Career: College. Remembered for: His nofhitters. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3. HELEN ANNE EISENBREY Judy 10 W. Manoa Rd. Brookline Hobby: Hunting and Hshing. Secret Ambition: To own a Hoagie Shop. Career: Flight Instructor. Remembered for: Her Lower Merion background. Makefup Committee: All-School Show: Senior Play. ROBERT C. ERCOLE Bob 2606 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Hobby: Going Out. Secret Ambition: To inherit several million dollars. Career: Horse Rancher. Remembered for: His even dis' position. Photography Club: Football 1: Assembly Committee. JAMES ERVIN Jimmy 112 Yale Rd. Brookline Hobby: Photography, Girls, Cars. Secret Ambition: A date with Michelle Durkson. Career: Draftsman. Remembered for: His admiration for tall blondes. Photography Club. NEIL J. FANELLI Neil 71 W. Hillcrest Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To score 40 points in a basketball game. Career: Carpentry. Remembered for: Being nice to everyone. Football 1, 3: Baseball 2, 3. Twentyfeigbt 5,20 Class fri-'t 442 xi ai A f in - ' Y . Q. -if V , . 2 .W a-. zf I 4 . .f u , f r- I Lf I . .. nf 1953 DONALD T. FARMER 131 Rockwood Dr. Manoa Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Sing at the Paramount. Career: Singer. Remembered for: Being the second Eddie Fisher. AllfSchool Show: Operetta: A Cappella Choir: Boys' HifY. PATRICIA A. FARREN Pat 101 James Drive Manoa Hobby: Dave. Remembered for: Her dollflike appearance. Art Club 2: Photography 2: Horseback Riding 25 Swimming 21 Yearbook fCommitteeJ1 Tennis 3: AllfSchool Show 3: Drama Club: Senior Play fCastJ. JUDITH D'. FELD-MAN Judy 620 Lawson Ave. Penfield Hobby: Listening to Gilbert and Sullivan records. Secret Ambition: To play short' stop for the Phillies. Career: Linguist. Remembered for: Her impish humor. Student Council 1, 2, 3: Bowl' ing 'Club 3: Horseback Riding 1: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3g Oper' etta 2, 3: Pen and Ink: Year' book fLiterary Committeejg All' School Show 2, 33 Senior Play fMakefup Committeej. JOHN D. FINLEY Finn 102 Myrtle Ave. Chatham Village Hobby: Collecting coins. Secret Ambition: To be a good mathematician. Career: Chemist. Remembered for: His ready wit. Executive Committee: Finance Committee 2, 3 fChairmanJg Soccer 1, 2, 3 fCofcaptainJ. Twentyfnine ROGER A. PINNEY Rebel 407 Covington Rd. Chatham Park Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: Make money. Career: Music. Remembered for: His love of music. A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Oper' etta 2, 3: Football 2. ROBERT L. FLEMING Bob 2333 Haverford Rd. Ardmore Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To be able to retire at 21. Career: Mechanical Engineer. Remembered for: His clean uni' form. Football 1, 3. DAVID S. FOERY Dave 134 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Play college sports. Career: Business. Remembered for: His stickftof itfivefness. Athletic Association fVice' Presidentjg Merit Award f.Phys' ical Educationlg Football 1, 2, 3: Wrestling 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y. SPENCER F. FOSTER, JR. Spence 735 Ashurst Rd. Penfield Hobby: Basketball. Secret Ambition: To give Bob Carson a haircut. Career: Engineer. Remembered for: His allergy to the opposite sex. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Soccer 2: HifY. . ,,, . . iw ' 'f of E 4. 1 . ' f 1 J' A...-fi ,,.. f . .fwxzf-af. me we Q l A ,ffm , . l as. W . , . 1 x S 64' CAROLYN K. FREES Carol 23 E. Langhorne Ave. Llanerch Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To look young when I am old. Career: Psychology. Remembered for: Her faithful service. Finance Committee 1, Z: Traihc Committee 3: Costume Club 3 iTreasurerl: Service Club 1, 3: Nursing Club 3: Pen and Ink 2. 3 fAlumni Editorj: Yearbook fLiteraryj: Cheerleader 2, 3: Cafeteria Vw'ait1'ess 2, 3: Allf School Show 3: National Honor Society. HARRY M. FUEHRER Harry 121 Sycamore Rd. Manoa Hobby: Making excuses to get out of work. Secret Ambition: To be an Olympic Champion. Career: Chinchilla rancher. Remembered for: His pole vault' ing. Typewriting Award 1: Soccer 23 Fencing 2: Track 1, 2, 3: HifY. PAULA M. GANSER Paula 108 W. Clearfield Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Be a concert pianist. Career: Musician. Remembered for: Her cute tom' boyishness. Service Club 3: Horseback Riding 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3. GERALD D. GARDNER ferry 1618 Woodmere Way Woodmere Park Hobby: Golf. Secret Ambition: Play profesf sional baseball. Career: Law. Remembered for: His persisf tence. Fordian fReporterj 3. Thirty MARTHA S. GEHRING Martha 2528 Rosemont Ave. Ardmore Hobby: Bob. Secret Ambition: to be a model. Career: To become Mrs. Hamilf ton sometime in the future. Remembered for: Her independf ence. Yearbook fCommitteeJ: Tennis 31 ,l.V. Hockey 1: AllfSch0ol Show 3: Drama Club: Senior Play CCommitteeDg Art Club 1: Horseback Riding 2: Photograf phy 2. BERNARD A. GEORGE Barney 51 E. Eagle Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Working on a farm. Secret Ambition: To live on a ranch in Texas. Career: Construction work. Remembered for: His haircut. Football 1, . SUSAN R. GIBSON Sue 1382 Burmont Rd. Pilgrim Gardens Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: To be as talented as Norman Rockwell. Career: Illustration Artist. Remembered for: Her many talents. Radio Production Club 2, 3: World Wide Workshop 3: Art Club 2, 3 flbresidentjg Pen and Ink fArt Editorj 3: Yearbook: National Honor Society. HENRY R. GILBERT Tech 1306 Manor Rd. Brookline Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: To own a Cadillac convertible. Remembered as: Being one in a million. Student Council 1, 23 Stage Crew Z, 3: Hi-Y: Radio Broad' casting CSportsJ. Haverford i ,,.a: High Schnnl BARBARA W. GILMORE Bobbie 2422 Rosewood Lane Merwood Park Hobby: Reading. Career: Dietetics. Remembered as: Cheltenhanfs contribution to H.H.S. Library Club: Tennis. KONRAD J. GLAHN Connie 620 Woodland Drive Llanerch Hobby: Archery. Secret Ambition: Work in the outfoffdoors. Career: Drafting. Remembered for: His congenif ality. DOROTHY A. GRASS Dottie 363 West Chester Pk. Llanerch Secret Ambition: To have a happy marriage. Career: Physical Therapy. Remembered for: Her cheery hello. O.G.A. Award: Yearbook fTypf ing Committeejg All-School Show 3. DOLORES T. GREEN Dee 738 Buck Lane Haverford Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To be a success. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her ability to make friends. Library Club: Costume Club: Hockey 2. JAMES A. GREENE jim 504 Shelbourne Rd. Manoa Hobby: Classical Music. Secret Ambition: To sing at the Metrcpolitan. Remembered as: Being an out' standing senior. Executive Committee: Student Council 1, 2, 3 CVicefPresidentl: VicefPresident of Sophomore Ee? Iunior Class: HifY: Soccer 1, 2, 3: Merit Awards CPlane Ceomf etry, C Englishj: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Senior Play fCommitteejg Cp' eretta 1, 2, 3: Yearbook fEdif torial Chairrnanjg AllfSchool Show 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3 fPresidentj: HifQ Team: QuizfemfonfthefAir Team. FREDERICK H. GUENTHER Fritz 317 Bewley Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Girls and Cars. Secret Ambition: I can't tell: it's a secret. Career: Engineering. Remembered for: His activity at 230. Radio Production Z, 3: Track 1. JANE L. HAGEN jane 1446 Virginia Ave. Manoa Remembered for: Her vim, vigor, and vitality. Executive Committee: Athletic Association fAssi:rtantfSecref taryjg Girls' Council 1, 2. 3: Merit Award CE Physical Edu' cationjg C.C.A. Award and Pin: Library Club 1: Bowling Club 1: A Cappella Choir 2: Operetta 2: Pen and Ink CTypistj: Yearbook fTypistj: Basketball 1, 2, 3 iCaptainj: Hockey 1, 2, 3: La' Crosse 1, 3: AllfSchool Show: National Honor Society. HAZEL A. HAINES Hay 826 Aubrey Ave. Ardmore Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: Tour the world. Career: Seamstress. Remembered for: Her devilish' ness. Library Club 3: Bowling Club 1: Costume Club 3. Tliirtyfone ef ldf fi 2: , ofrolf. 4 -ff 1 rj yy, 1. I 17 ,yi fi A J . w ei, f i . 'f44.M,i. , f- W gin 'f -.1 zZf.fw,fff, ' Y: QfrffZfff,M,r, ,, Wk ,.,,..,..,,f ,. f fff f f f .,.. ?,.V,gW5,,,, ,Yr ,DMX , I Zf'Mr-r,5,ff,f, ,' ,. af yu V7.7-I, E .f ., . ryffrr., .fx .1 W. frff fwfr f Ay! if if fl f Vw, zz fi: 9 ' . -.N ' Ta ir A f f l. f ' Trai' ' -1, f - -i rv . - ri- I A X S 5 Nils, kg PAUL V. HALBERG Paul 823 Woodland Drive Havertown Hobby: Motorcycling. Secret Ambition: Bc a pilot. Career: Mechanical Engineer. Remembered for: His blond hair, Soccer 3: HifY. HANS L. HAMESTER HfE 34 E. Benedict Ave. So. Ardmore Hobby: Watch wrestling matches on 'l'.V. Secret Ambition: Be a Fuller Brush man. Career: Chemical Engineer. Remembered for: His ability in mathematics and science. HARRY HARDER Hack 2114 Oakmont Ave. Oalcmont Hobby: Mechanics. Secret Ambition: Farming. Career: Upholstering. Remembered for: His work on the stage crew. Stage Crew l, 2, 3 Clvlanagerj. MARIE H. HAUSLE Marie 218 Harding Ave. Manoa Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: Be a television star. Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Her laughing manner. O.G.A. Award: Library Club: Bowling Club 2: Cafeteria Waitress 3. WM. M. HAWK, JR. Willie 9 Mill Rd. Brookline Hobby: Car designing. Secret Ambition: Be another Charlie Ventura. Career: Chemical Engineer. Remembered for: His terriflic tenor sax. Social Committee 3: Skyliners 3: A Cappella Choir 1, Z, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3: All' School Show 2. MARIE T. HECKER Snoolgie 126 Morlyn Ave. Bryn Mawr Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: To become a swimming coach. Career: Elementary teaching. Remembered for: Crazy antics. O.G.A. Award: Bowling Club 3: Costume Club 3: Art Club 1, 2, 3: Pen and Ink fArt Stafllg Yearbook fArt Staifjg Swimming l, 2, 3: Tennis 1, Z: Hockey 1, 2: AllfSchool Show 3. H. GARTH HEIVLY Cvartli 1405 Norman Rd. Pilgrim Gardens Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambitton: To play in Major Leagues. Career: Sports Announcer. Remembered for: His even' temperedness. Student Council l, 2, 3: Base' ball flvlanagerj: HifY: Sports Announcer. MAURICEEN HENDRICKS Marcy 1500 Melrose Ave. Manoa Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To have a natural looking tan. Career: Business. Remembered for: Her distinct manner. Student Council 2, 3: Library Club: Bowling Club: Radio Prof duction: Fordian fTypistJ: Tennis 2: Basketball Z: l.V. Hockey 2: AllfSchool Show: Senior Play Committee. 'Tbirtyftwo ..--ni-L ' f fini X LT X Q-I we , l Q- 5 : ,. Q, ji Class if I . ffff . if L nf 1953 LOIS J. HENDRICKSON Lo 102 Wilson Ave. Manoa Secret Ambition: To be a doctor. Career: Secretary. I Remembered for: Her casual air. C.G.A. Award: Secretarial Club: Fordiari QTypistlg All'School Show 3. AMY L. HIBBERD Lee 57 E. Eagle Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Baby sitting. Secret Ambitiori: To teach Eng' lish at H.H.S. Career: Teaching English and Spanish. Remembered for: Her depend' able nature. Merit Awards QE English, C Englishlg College Club 23 Mod' ern Language Club 2, 3 fVice' Presiclentjg A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Operetta 2, 3: Fordiari fRe' porterjg Hockey 1, 2, 3: Hi'Yg National Honor Society 2, 3, RACHEL J. HIGGINS Rachel 59 Upland Rd. Manoa Hobby: Piano. Secret Ambition: To be an air' line hostess. Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Her sporty personality. Secretarial Club 3g A Cappella Choir 3: Fordia-ri fReporterJ 1, 2, 3. THO'MAS D. HIGGINS Tom 59 Upland Rd. Manoa Remembered for: Being one of the boys. Track 1. Thirtyfthree N. LOVICE HINSDALE Vice 1816 Manor Rd. Brookline Secret Ambition: To be just like my father. Career: Advertising. Remembered for: Her brown eyes. Assembly Committee 13 College Club 1, 23 World Wide Work' shop lg Fordiari fReporterJ 2: Peri and Ink fLiteraryj 1, 2: Yearbook fCo'Editorl: All' School Show 1, 3: Hi'Y: Senior Play CCastJ. THOMAS W. HINS-DALE Tom 1816 Manor Rd. Brookline Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambitiori: To make my fourth million when I am 24 and spend it when I am 27. Career: Business. Remembered for: His fleet feet. Soccer 1, 2, 3: Indoor Track l. 2, 31 All'School Show fCastJ 3: Track 1, 3. JOAN L. HOLZVVARTH joariie 28 E. Park Rd. Llanerch Secret Ambition: To travel. Career: Teacher. Remembered for: Her efficiency. Merit Award QE Historylg Radio Production 1, 2, 3: Executive Stall 2: Student Director 3: Yearbook fEditorial Committeelg All'School Show fCo'directorl: Service Ping Hi'Yg National Honor Society. PATRICIA E. HOOT Pat 520 Brookview Lane Peniield Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To be a bull' Hghter. Career: Modeling: Nursing. Remembered for: Her co'ed look. Social Committee 1: Library Club 1: College Club lg Radio Production 1: Yearbook fBusi' ness Committeejg Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 1: Lacrosse: Senior Play fCommitteeJ: All'School Show. BARBARA J. HORNER Bobbie 1405 Fairview Ave. Bon Air Secret Ambition: To marry a doctor. Career: Medical technician. Remembered for: Her many tcr' ritic parties. Assembly Committee: O.G..'X. Award and Pin: Library Club Z. 31 lunior Red Cross l: Sec' retarial Club 3. EDWARD T. HORNKETH Half 33 W. Clearfield Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: College Soccer. Career: Printing. Remembered for: Being an indie viclualist. Tennis 3: Basketball 2: Soccer 2. 3: All-School Show: Hi-Y: Latin Project Contest llst placel. HUGH C. HOWARTH Hugh 506 Brookview Lane Brookline Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: To make my second million before my hrst. Career: Dentistry. Remembered for: His service on the HifQ team. Finance Committee 3: Merit Awards fScholastic Art Award l. 'li E Historyl: Art Club 3 fVice'presidentJ: Fordian fBoys' Sports Editorj Z, 3: Yearbook fArt Staflj: Tennis l, Z, 3: Vwfrestling 2, 3: Scottls HifQ Team 2. 3: Service Pin: HifY 2. 3: National Honor Society 2, 3 llreasurerj. J. WINNETT HUESTIS Vtfinnie 1324 Robinson Ave. Manoa Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To get married. Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Her poodle. Bowling Club 1: Tennis l. Thirtyfour DONALD F. HUGHES Don 2045 Laurel Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: Musician. Remembered as: The Peanut. Radio Club ffechnicalj 1, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Operetta 1, Z, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Service Pin. JUDITH L. HULTMAN ludy 990 City Line Ave. Philadelphia Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: To play var' sity hockey. Career: Editor. Remembered for: Her wonderful work on Pen and Ink. Bowling Club 2, 3: Modern Lan' guage Club 3: junior Classical League l, 2 flyrofconsulj 3 Co' consul: World Wide Wcirkshcip l, 2, 31 Pen and Ink fEditorfinf Chieljg Allfschool Show fComf mitteejg HifY: Acta Publicae 2 fAssistant Editorl 3 fliditorfinf Chiefl: Auxilium Latinum Award: National Honor Society. CALVIN K. IRONS Cal 736 Preston Ave. Bryn Mawr Hobby: Pencil enlarging oi Photographs. Secret Ambition: Family man. Remembered for: His work on the track team. Track 3. KATHRYN V. JOHNSON Cvirtnjy 110 W. Clearfield Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To sing in South Pacihcf' Career: Airline hostess. Remembered for: Her musical interests. Orchestra 1, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Cperetta 1, 2, 3: Tennis 3: Senior Play fCastJ: Allfschool Show l, 3 QComf mitteel. 2' Haverford f ,f f 2 J emfff Z wf' ' f 4 I ,. f r , X7 Hlqh Slzhunl MARY L. JONES Bones 2540 Belmont Ave. Ardmore Secret Ambition: To marry a L'Dry Cleaner. Career: Laboratory Technician. Remembered as: The most friendly senior. Student Council 1: Social Com' mittee 2, 3 fSecretarYiS College Club 1, 2: 'Costume Club 3: Pen and Ink 3 fExchange Commitf teej: Basketball Q-LV., 1: Base' ball 1, 2: Hockey fj.V.j: Cafe' teria Waitress 3. W. BENTON JONES, JR. Ben Treetops Lansdowne Hobby: Collecting dinosaur teeth. Secret Ambition: To live a century. Career: Engineer. Remembered for: His dark good looks. Student Council: Finance Ciiicer 1, 2: Merit Awards QE English: E History, D Algebra, D Physif cal Educationj: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, Z, 3: Yearbook fLitf erary Committeejg Tennis: Foot' ball 1, 2, 3: Track: Assembly Usher: Senior Play fCommittee and Castj: AllfSchool Show 1, 2, 3: HifY CTreasurerj: N-af tional Honor Society 2, 3 CVicef Presidentj. THOMAS E. KAERCHER Tom 1003 Crest Rd. Penfield Downs Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Live to see the Republicans in Washington. Career: Mechanical Engineer. Remembered for: His easyfgoing attitude. Assembly 'Committee 3: A Cap' pella Choir 2, 3: Baseball 3: Wrestling 3. MARGUERITE KARNS Margie 317 Llanerch Ave. Llanerch Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To get married. Career: Housewife. Remembered for: Her passive attitude. HOWARD T. KELLAR Howie 57 Ralston Ave. O'akmont Hobby: Hunting: Guns. Secret Ambition: To be an airf plane pilot. Career: Working for the F.B.I. Remembered for: His fencing ability. Finance Committee 1: A Cap' pella Choir 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Fencing 1, 2, 3 QCaptainj. BARBARA R. KELLER Bobby 2404 Saint Dennis Lane Merwood Hobby: Sketching. Secret Ambition: To be an explorer. Career: College. Remembered for: Her smile. World Wide Workshop 3: Art Club 2: Yearbook fArt Com' mitteej: Basketball 2, 3: La' crosse 3: AllfSchool Show. MARGARET H. KELLER Prizm 156 Columbus Ave. Manoa Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To stay in one piece for awhile. Career: Nurse. Remembered for: Being -athletic. Merit Award QE Physical Eduf cationj: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Fordian QGirls' Sports Editorj: 'Basketball 1, 3: Lacrosse 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3 fCaptainj: HifY 2, 3: National Honor Society. SARA B. KELSO- Beth 731 Wynnewood Rd. Ardmore Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Co to Cettysf burg. Career: Nursing. Remembered as: Haverford's Florence Nightingale. Traflic Committee 1, 2, 3: Scholf astic Award fPhysical Educaf tionj: Library Club: Nursing Club: Costume Club: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Hockey 1. Tbirtyffive ft' WILMA E. KERSHAW Willie 2181 Saint Mary's Rd. Ardmore Hobby: Baby sitting. Career: Stenographer. Secret Ambition: To fly a Jet plane. Remembered for: Her exacting ways. O.G.A. Award: Secretarial Club 3: Tennis 1. BARBARA E. KIMBLE Kim 306 N. Manoa Rd. Manoa Hobby: Waiting for the fleet to return. Secret Ambition: To kiss Marlon Brando. Career: Advertising. Remembered for: Her dancing eyebrows. Assembly Committee 1: Fordian 1, 2: Yearbook fBusiness Com' mitteej: Basketball 1, 2, 3: La' crosse 1, 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3: AllfSchool Show 3: Senior Play fCastJ. JUDITH KLINE Judy 1739 Academy Lane Woodmere Park Hobby: Collecting the latest records. Secret Ambition: For Congress to overrule pegged pants. Career: Elementary Education. Remembered for: Her individu' ality. College Club 1: Fordian fRef porterl 1, 2, 3: Yearbook CBusif ness Chairmanl: Merit Award KC Historyll AllfSchool Show fUsherj: National Honor So' ciety: Bowling 3: Senior Play lCommitteeJ. BEVERLY KLIPPLE Bev 61 Fairfield Ave. Brookline Hobby: All sports. Secret Ambition: Air Line stew' ardess. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her good looks. Bowling Club 2: Horseback Riding 1: Basketball 1, 2: La' crosse 1, 2, 3: Hockey 1, 2, 3: Swimming 3: AllfSchool Show 3. JOY KRAJESKI Ivy 990 City Line Carroll Park Hobby: Singing. Secret Ambition: To sing with Perry Como. Career: Dance Band vocalist. Remembered for: Her sweetness. Bowling 2, 3: Radio Production 2, 3: Horseback Riding 1: Sky' liners 3: A Cappella Choir 1, 2: Pen and Ink 2, 3 fTypistQ: Yearbook fTyping Committeel: Fashion Show: Tennis 1, 2: All' School Show CCommitteeJ. MARIA S. KURZ Susie 17 W. Eagle Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Observing people. Secret Ambition: To be always happy- Career: Marriage. Remembered for: Her appreciaf tive manner. Secretarial Club fCofmanagerJ: Swimming 1, 2: AllfSchool Show: O.G.A. Award. JANE R. LAFFERTY Janie 2605 Woodleigh Rd. Oakmont Secret Ambition: Get married and have a big family. Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Her natural appearance. O.G.A. Award: Secretarial Club 3: Bible 'Club 3: Fordian 1: Year' book fTypistJ. DANIEL W. LAND Danny 2919 Berkley Rd. Ardmore Hobby: Playing cards. Secret Ambition: To own a gambling casino. Career: Industrial Engineer. Remembered for: His talkative manner. Student Council 3: Assembly Committee 1, 2: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Soccer 1, 2, 3: Tennis 2, 3: A11- School Show 1, 3: Hi-Y. 'Thirtyfsix Class nf1El53 SHARON A. LANGE Sherry 136 Flintlock Rd. Drexel Hill Hobby: Talking. Secret Ambition: Become a doctor. Career: Marriage. Remembered for: Being well' composed. Assembly Committee: Nursing Club: Junior Classical League: World Wide Workshop. RODERIC D. LA WALL Roddy 5 Golf View Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Collecting streetcar photos. Secret Ambition: To be an undertaker. Career: Presbyterian Missionary. Remembered for: His agreeable personality. Social Committee lg A Cappella Choir 2: Operetta 2: Cross Country flvlanagerj 3. MARIE' I. LAWSON Reds 2733 Oakford Rd. Ardmore Hobby: Boys. Secret Ambition: To marry ia millionaire. Remembered for: Her dimples. O.C.A. Award. RICHARD' T. LAZARUS Dunk 1429 Sunny Hill Lane Manoa Hobby: Baseball. Secret Ambition: Be a million' aire. Career: Commercial work. Remembered for: His undemonf strative ways, Thirtyfseven LOIS M. LE CATES Casey 1808 Belvedere Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Sports, Secret Ambition: To be an air' line hostess. Career: College. Remembered for: Her pagefboy Bowling Club 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Operetta 2, 3: Basketball l, 2: Lacrosse 2, 3: Hockey 1, 2: AllfSchool Show 3: Social 'Committee Z, 3. CHARLOTTE A. LElVlO'NS Cbiclqlet 415 Llanerch Ave. Llanerch Hobby: Training dogs. Secret Ambition: To grow. Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Her Taibed Apple. Bowling 3: Secretary 3 fManf agerl: O.C.A. Award: 'Chairman Apple Taffy Committee: Bible Club: Senior Play flvlakefup Committeej. ARTHUR J. LEWINDON Sam 346 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Hobby: Cycling. Secret Ambition: To travel around the world, Career: Atomic physicist. Remembered for: His droll Eng' lish humor. HO'WARD' B. LEWIS Skip 724 Penfield Ave. Penfield Hobby: Sports, s Career: Business. Remembered for: Being the most popular. Executive Committee l, 3 fPresidentJ: Student Council l, 3 President - Football l, 2, 3: f li Wrestling 1, 2, 33 HifY: Na' tional Honor Society. ROBERTA A. LEWIS Bobbie 100 Treaty Rd. Drexel Hill Hobby: Boys. Secret Ambition: To marry a million dollars, Remembered for: Her dual per' sonality. Career: Vylriter, Vforld Vfidc Vvlorkshopg Fordtan. GEORGE BISHOP LEX, JR. junior 4 Decatur Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Ship models. Secret Ambition: Retire on a South Sea Island. Career: Merchant Marine Gffif ccr. Remembered for: His women problems. Chorus: Band: Orchestra: Soc' cerz National Honor Society: Boys' HifY: Student Council: AllfSchool Show: Brass En' semhlc: Trumpet Quartet. DAVID P. LINDAMOOD Dave 604 West Chester Pike Manoa Hobby: Fishing and gunning. Secret Ambition: join the Marines. Career: Auctioneer. Remembered for: His distinctive' ness. Rifle Club 1, 2. RAYMOND K. LINDELOW Ray 28 Rodman Ave. Llanerch Hobby: Target Shooting and hunting. Secret Ambition: To go to Africa. Career: Be a big game hunter. Remembered as: Mr. Musser's right hand man. Biology Club 2, 3: Rifle Club 1, 2 fTreasurerj 3 fPresidentJ: Weights. Tliirtyfeight DIANE M. LOMIS Di 564 Central Ave. Manoa Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: Breed horses. Career: Costume designing. Remembered for: Her love of horses. Costume Club: Art 1: Peri and Ink fArt and Literary Commit' teesjg Yearbook flfditorial Com' mitteej 3: Hockey l, 2: Senior Play: AllfSchool Show. PRISCILLA LOWELL Percy 1406 Edgewood Rd. Brookline Secret Ambition: Actress. Career: Speech therapy. Remembered for: Her dramatic flair. College Club 2, 3: Radio 1, 2, 3: Iunior Classical League 2, 3: AllfSchool Show 2, 3 flvlakefup Committee Chairmanjg Senior Play fCastj: Pen and Ink. NANCY R. MacGUIRE Mac 26 Waverly Rd. Manoa Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To get married. Career: Typist. Remembered for: Her rioncha' lant manner. O.G.A. Award: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Service Club: Senior Play: AllfSchool Show fCommitteeJ. WILLARD MacLEAN Mac 309 Valley Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Photography. Secret Ambition: To be a mis' sionary. Career: To be a missionary in India. Remembered for: His interest in photography. Traffic Committee 3: Photogra- phy Club l, 3: Bible Club. Haverford Hlllh School DONALD MQCQUARRIE, JR. Don 331 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Remembered as: A new addition to H.H.S. JOHN M. MAGLIO' Fred 2 E. Eagle Rd. O'akmont Hobby: Basketball. Secret Ambition: Become a brain, Career: Basketball. Remembered for: His basketball ability. Boys' Council 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3. MARY MAHONEY Te Te E25 W. Hillcrest Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Playing popular records and Miniature Golf, Secret Ambition: Secretary to a private detective. Career: Private Secretary. Remembered for: Her long hair. Assembly Committee 3g Color Corner 1, 2, 3: O.G.A. Certinf cate: AllfSchool Show 3: fCast and Makefuplg Service Pin Z: Bowling 3: Secretarial Club 3: World Wide Workshop 1: Handbook 2 fTyping Commit' teelg Pen and Ink 2, 3 fTypf ingj: Yearbook fTyping Com' mitteejg National Honor Society. CARO'L ANN MANO' Carol Ann 37 Whitemarsh Rd. Merion Golf 'Manor Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: To crash a fraternity meeting. Career: Elementary School Teacher. Remembered for: Her soft blonde hair. Girls' Council 1, 2, 3: O.G.A. Certificate and Pin: Service Club 1: Swimming 1, 2, 3: Cheer' leader 1, 2, 33 Senior Play fCastj: AllfSchool Show. LURA M. MARBERGER Lara 31 Woodbine Rd. Manoa Hobby: Sleeping. Secret Ambition: To learn how to get up in the morning. Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Being a straw' berry blonde. O,C.A. Award: Bowling Club 2. DOROTHY J. MARTYN Dot 22 Waverly Rd. Manoa Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To make a lot of money, Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Being set in her ways. O,C.A. Award: Bowling Club 1: Junior Red Cross Club 1: Sec' retarial Club 3: Finance Com' mittee 1, 2, 3: Bible Club fCorf responding Secretaryj. LUCIANO' J. MASTROCOLA Lou 619 Lorraine St. Ardmore Hobby: Making money. Secret Ambition: To ight Rocky Marciano. Career: Working for Uncle Sam. Remembered for: Leaving his name in public places, Traffic 'Committee 2. RICHARD F. MCCANN Ace 6 W. Marthart Ave. O'akmont Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To pass geomf etry. Career: Business and Art. Remembered as: A firstfrate guy. Executive Committee: Student Council fSecretaryJI Assembly Committee 1, 2: Yearbook fArt Committeejg Football 1, 2, 3 fCofcaptainJ: Baseball 1, 2, 3: AllfSchool Show 3: HifY. 'Tbirtyfnine tv- JANET F. McCARRON -lan 416 Cherry Lane Merwood Hobby: Horseback riding. Secret Ambition: To travel around the world. Career: Music. Remembered for: Her musical ability. Scholastic Award in Typing 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3. NANCY McCLELLAND Nanc 8 W. Mercer Ave. Llanerch Secret Ambition: To he a pianist. Career: Medical Missionary. Remembered for: Contributing so much to H.H.S. Student Council l, 2, 3: Merit Award QE History, C Historyjg Bible Club fPresidentJ: Nursing Club l, 2, 3 fVice'PresidentJ1 A Cappella Choir Z, 3: Operetta: Yearbook ffliyping Committee Chairmanj: Basketball 1, 2: Hockey: Service Pin 2: HifY 2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3. FRANK R. MCCULLOCH Mole 1400 Sunny Hill Lane Manoa Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Make a com' iortable living. Career: Play Profball. Remembered for: His ability on the diamond. Boys' Council 1, 3: Finance Committee 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: HifY. MARY E. MCGOVERN Mezzie 907 Railroad Ave. Bryn Mawr Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: To have 'very dark hair. Career: Modeling. Remembered as: A platinum JAMES P. MCGRATH Monk 1264 Manor Rd. Brookline Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: To go to Calif iornia. Career: Chemistry. Remembered for: His sleepy look. Boys' Council 2: Finance Corn' mittee 1: Wrestling 3. RICHARD' F. MCGUIGAN Dick 447 West Chester Pike Llanerch Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Make a million. Career: Engineer. Remembered for: His plaeidness. Social Committee: j.V. Football l. 2. ARMAND R. McLANE Mac 706 Powder Mill Lane Penfield Downs Hobby: Tropical fish. Secret Ambition: To be a singer. Career: Hotel administration. Remembered for: His semi' original vocabulary. A Cappella Choir 1, Z, 3: Oper' etta 1, Z, 31 Band 1, 2, 3: Soccer 3: AllfSchool Show. ROBERTA A. MEYER Bobby 1714 Woodmere Way Woodmere Park Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To marry a Rockefeller. Career: Elementary School Teacher. Remembered for: Her sincere honesty. Traliic Committee 1, 2, 3: Serv' ice Club 1: College Club 1g Operetta 2: Yearbook fBusiness Committeejg Swimming 2, 3: Hockey 3: AllfSchool Show 2, 3: Senior Play Committee, brand.. I: I 3 5 5 Bowling Club 31 Skyliners 1: Senior Play: AllfSchool Show. Forty f nf 1953 BERNADETTE MICHAELS Bernie 15 Decatur Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Singing. Secret Ambition: To be another Sarah Bernhardt. Career: Dramatics. Remembered as: Miss Amo's right arm. Radio Production Club 1, 2, 35 Modern Langauge Club 33 World Wide Workshop lg Horseback Riding 3: Skyliners 1, 3: Pen and lnkg Color Corner 2, 3: AllfSchool Show 3: Intersub- urban Radio Forum 3: Senior Play CCastj. GRANT K. MIDDLESTEAD Butch 109 Fairfield Rd. Brookline Hobby: Model Railroads. Secret Ambition: An airplaine pilot. Career: Mechanical Engineer, Remembered for: His shyness. RICHARD D. MIERLEY Dick 1417 Sunnyhill Lane Manoa Hobby: Philately. Secret Ambition: To see the world. Career: State Policeman. Remembered for: His conscienf tiousness. Stage Crew 2, 3. J. STEPHEN MILLER Steve 300 Lansdowne Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Marksmanshipg Hunting. Secret Ambition: Stay out of the army. Career: Chemist. Remembered for: Sporting a rifle. Rifle-Won interfscholastic com' petitive team 1949f195'O. Fortyfone SHIRLEY MILLER Shirl 322 Stanley Ave. Manoa Hobby: Art. Career: Art Teacher. Remembered for: Her natural wit. Art 1: Yearbook fArt Staiill Color 'Corner 3: AllfSchool Show 3. DONALD T. MILLWARD Mark 609 Naylors Run Rd. Manoa Hobby: Cars and Girls. Secret Ambition: To get out of school in 53. Career: Carpentry. Remembered for: His light com' plexion. R. BARRY MONTGOMERY Barry West Chester Pike Edgemont Secret Ambition: To remain a bachelor. Career: Medicine. Remembered for: His rugged good looks. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3g Soccer 2, 3: Wrestling 2, 33 Track 2, 3: HifYg Senior Play: AllfSchool Show 1, 35 National Honor Society. G. ELLEN MOORBY Mosie 415 Washington Ave. Manoa Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: To marry a farmer. Career: Home Economics. Remembered as: Being such a terrific Mad Margaret. College Club 23 Radio Producf tion 2, 3: World Wide Work' shop 1, 3: Iunior Classical League 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 3 fSecretaryjg A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3g Operetta 1, 2, 33 Dis' trict Orchestra 1, 2, 3: State Orchestra: Lacrosse 2, 35 Allf School Show 1, 3: HifYg Senior Play fCastJ. 'ls it if ii.. 1 ,,... IIL 'Xx. x , . ,Q ss-K iss, RICHARD E. MOORE Dick 1401 Lawndale Ave. Beechwood Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: To make a million. Career: Policeman. Remembered for: His love of school. Traffic Committee 1. ARTHUR R. MORROW III Ott 232 Strathmore Rd. Brookline Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To be a Tap Dancer. Career: Sports Announcer. Remembered as: A lanky length of laziness. Soccer 1, 2. JOAN M. MUENCH Joni 222 Kenmore Rd. Brookline Secret Ambition: To take Marie Wilson's place in My Friend Irma. Career: To become successful. Remembered for: Her linguistic ability. College Club 1, 2: Service Club 2: Radio Production 1, 2, 3: Modern Language Club 3: Fordian CSalesJ 1, 2: Pen and Ink 1: All-School Show 1Com- mittee and Castj 3: Senior Play fCast, Committee J: Lacrosse 2: Baseball 1: Bowling. W. HERBERT MYERS Herb 317 Lincoln Ave. Manoa Hobby: Piano and guitar. Secret Ambition: To break into the field of entertainment. Career: Business. Remembered for: His idiosynf crasies. Social Committee 1: Assembly Committee 1, 2, 3: Class Treas' urer 1: Photography Club: A Cappella Choir 1, 2: Operetta 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Soccer 1, 3: Assembly Usher 1, 2, 3: All-School Show 2, 3. Fortyftwo BARBARA A. NAGLE Barbara 121 Wilson Ave. Manoa Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: To see the world. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her unusual remarks. Nursing Club 1, 3: Radio 3: Or' cliestra 1, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3. JOHN R. NEWNAM Judi 210 Hastings Ave. So. Ardmore Secret Ambition: To play with the Warriors. Career: Contractor. Remembered for: His snappy appearance. Student Council 1: Social Com' mittee 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, RICHARD A. NEWTON Dick 563 Willowbrook Rd. Manoa Hobby: Repairing Automobiles. Secret Ambition: To see money grow on trees. Career: Teacher. Remembered for: His quiet good looks. Traiiic Committee. GLADNEY OAKLEY Glad Haverford College Haverford Hobby: Chemical Warfare. Career: Chemical and Physical Research. Remembered as: The mad chemist, Boys' Council: Merit Award fPhysicsJ: Radio Club fTechf nicalj: Band 1, 2, 3: I.V. Foot- ball 1: Soccer 3: AllfSchool Show 2, 3: Wrestling 3. Haverford l .au Q . , r i one I i 4 E '55, Hlqh Schnnl DOUGLAS W. OGILVIE Doug 8 Decatur Rd. Oakmont Hobby: 'Cars Secret Ambition: To own a sports car. Career: Draftsman. Remembered for: His jaguar. Assembly Committee 3. JOSEPH PL O NEILL PeefWee 1238 Manor Rd. Brookline Hobby: Being in homeroom early. Secret Ambition: To see Mr. Studenroth wrestle C0rge0US George. Remembered for: His Irish looks. Photography 2: Wrestling 1, 2. 3: AllfSchool Show 1. D. RANDALL PACKER Randy' 540 Royal Ave. Bon Air Hobby: Fireman, Secret Ambition: Fullback for Green Bay Packers. Career: Sports Announcer. Remembered for: His comebacks to Mr, Howarth. A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Operf etta 2, 3: HifY. MARCIA K. PALLARDY Marsh 250 Barclay Rd. Upper Darby Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Everyone knows. Career: Oral Hygienist. Remembered as: A live wire. Social Committee 1, 2: O.G.A. Award: Service Club 1: Secref tarial Club 3: World Wide Workshop 3: Rifle Club 1, 2 fPresidentJ: AllfSchool Show 3 fCommitteeJ: Drum Majorette l 2 3 1 a - CHARLES N. PAPPAS III Chuck 623 Woodcrest Ave. Ardmore Hobby: Boats. Secret Ambition: To own a ujagl.. Career: Engineering. Remembered for: His consicleraf tion of others. Student Council: Skyliners: Or' chestra 2: Band 1, Z. BARBARA G. PARSONS Barby 334 Steel Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To go to college. Career: Textile merchandising. Remembered for: Being indus' trious. Traffic Committee 3: Merit Award QE English, Home Eco' nomics I, Biologyjz Library Club 1. 2, 3 QTreasurerJg College Club 2: Modern Language 3: World Wide Workshop 2: Pen and Ink CTyping Editorj: Yearf book fEditorial Committee Chairmanj: Swimming 1, 2, 3 fManagerJ: HifY 3: National Honor Society 2, 3. GEORGE F. PASSMORE Pete 319 Llanerch Ave. Llanerch Hobby: Cars and guns. Secret Ambtion: Be a stock car driver. Career: Mechanic. Remembered for: His Hot Nash. Assembly 'Committee 1: Finance Committee 3: Weight Lifting 1: Track 1, 2, 3: Rifle Club 2 fVicefPresidentl: Indoor Track 2, 3: HifY. LAWRENCE I. PAUL, JR. Bud 507 Wynne Ave. Penfield Hobby: 'LHotrods. Secret Ambition: Have a car that will beat Welham's. Career: Contractor, Remembered for: His jovial attitude. Student Council 1: Boys' Counf eil 2: Traffic Committee 3: A Cappella Choir: Cperetta: Foot' ball lM2mHg6fl l: AllfSchool Show 2. Fortyftbree is N H.. I If . X 1 RENEE PAULMIER Nee 2301 Belvedere Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Playing the piano. Secret Ambition: To change my name NO people can pronounce II. Career: To be successful. Remembered as: Hax'erford's Lily Pons, Girls' Council 1. 3: Merit Award fPhysical Education lj: College Club lg A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Cperetta 1, Z, 3: Fordian l lReporterl: Yearbook fLiterary Committeej: Tennis 2, 3: Allf School Show l, Z, 3: HifY Z, 33 National Honor Society. PAUL A. PEARSON PierfSo 630 S. Eagle Rd. Manoa Hobby: Photography. Career: Industrial Arts. Remembered for: His quiet perf severance. Stage Crew 2, 3. WILLIAM j. PERGOLINI Pergie 2512 Bryn Mawr Ave. Ardmore Hobby: lokin' around. Secret Ambition: Cive Stinson lO hours Career: Builder. Remembered for: Being Pergie Stage Crew: AllfSchOol Show. ALBERT PERRELLA Al 704 Lawson Ave. Penfield Hobby: Stamps. Secret Ambition: To fly to the TIIUOI3. Career: Science. Remembered for: His walk. Tennis 1: Stage Crew 1. JEAN PETERS Jeanie 245 Shawnee Rd. Merion Golf Manor Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To get married. Career: Typist. Remembered for: Being good natured. ELMER R. PHILLIPS Bob 602 Hirst Ave. Penfield Hobby: Photography. Secret Ambition: To own a tourist camp. Career: Real Estate. Remembered for: His brief case. Iunior Red Cross 1, 2: Photogra- phy 2. , , CNN lr A . C 3 BETTY J. PYOTT If Betsy jeanrie ,A,f H, ,I 133 E. Turnbull Ave. ' i, 2 South Ardmore ' ' M Hobby: Roller skating. - ' A. Secret Ambition: Marry a prof 'A , H yi yy 1 iessional golfer. . V Career: Secretary. 'earl y ' Remembered for: Being full of f ' , OC,A.: Costume Club 3: Serv' V, ice Club 1: Swimming l, 2, 3: V Hockey 1, 2. , , ,, f',,z5 f x is MARIE A. RACO Marie 1813 Earlington Rd. Woodmere Park Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: To have tall dates! Favorite Saying: Hes a doll! Remembered for: Her sultry looks. Library Club 3: Bowling Club 3: Costume Club 3: Horseback Riding 2: Yearbook fTyping ff Committeel: AllfSchool Show 3: A Makefup Committee: Radio Prof duction 3: Recreational Swimf ming. If I a s s Fortyffour nf1953 FRANK A. RAMONDO, JR, Bugs 2619 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Hobby: Airplanes. Favorite saying: How are you making it? Secret Ambition: Be rich. Career: Own an airline com' pany. Remembered for: His big grin. RITA RAMONDO Ree 2619 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Hobby: Eating. Favorite saving: What are you going to do? That's life. Secret Ambition: Be a lady wrestler. Basketball 2: Softball l, 2. DELPHINE O. RAMSEY Del 710 Buck Lane Haverford Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To be a sec' retary. Career: Seamstress. Remembered for: Her laugh. JOHN READY, JR. ldfli 400 Steele Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Golf. Secret Ambition: To be a golf Pro. Career: Engineering. Remembered for: His sharp clothes. liinance Committee 2: Track 3. Fortyfjiue W. CHUDLEIGH REESE Chad 407 Twin Oaks Drive Chatham Village Secret Ambition: Marry a rich girl. Career: Optometry. Remembered for: His Hcontribu' tions to the P.O.D. class. G. WILLIAM REMEY Bill 101 Cedar-brook Rd. Merion Golf Manor Secret Ambition: To give Dick Bolton a crew cut. Remembered for: His collegiate appearance. Finance Committee lg Assembly Committee 2: Boys' Council 35 Track 1, 3: HifY. WANITA A. RICE Wanita 613 Glendale Rd. Bon Air Hobby: Driving Secret Ambition: To own a con vertible. Career: To get married. Remembered for: Being effusive Bowling Club l. BARBARA RICHARDSON Barb 138 Gilmore Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Playing a guitar. Secret Ambition: To meet the President. Career: Marriage. Remembered for: Her mischief vous ways. Secretarial Club. DONALD J. RIDDELL John 2308 Chestnut Ave. Ardmore Secret Ambition: To learn the Charleston. Remembered for: His dramatic ways. Biology Club Z: Radio Produc' tion 1: A Cappella Choir: Oper' ctta: Fordian 1, Z: Yearbook ilfditorial Committeej: Soccer ffvlanagerj 3: Senior Play fCommitteej: All'School Show 31 Hi'Y. AUDREY J. ROBINSON Audrey 321 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Secret Ambition: To visit Paris, Career: Fashion model. Remembered for: Being dra' matic. Bowling Club ll Junior Red Cross 2: Service Club 1: World Wide Workshop 3: Art Club 11 Photography 'Club 3: Skyliners 3: Pen and Ink fArt Staffl: Yearbook fArt Stafljg Swim' ming 1, 2, 3 flvlanagerjg All' School Show 3. ERNEST G. ROGERS Grant 240 Friendship Rd. Drexel Hill Hobby: Sports and Guns. Secret Ambition: To play major lcague baseball. Career: Marine Corps. Remembered for: Being down' to'earth. Boys' Council 1. CHARLES F. ROSS Chas 1418 Windsor Park Lane Westgate I'Iills Hobby: Coin Collecting. Secret Ambition: To be a success. Career: Photography and Jour' nalism. Remembered for: His sunny smile. Student Council: Assembly Com' mittee: Boys' Council: Photogra' phy Club 3: Soccer 2, 3. Fortysix JOAN S. ROSS Joan 1208 Darby Rd. Brookline Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To join the tribe of the Blue Papoosef' Career: Dress Designer, Remembered for: Her winning ways. Assembly Usher 2, 3: Costume Club 3 fSecretaryJ: Service Club 3: Pen and Ink fTypistJg Yearbook fTypistJ: Cheerleader 1, 3: Swimming 1, 2, 3: All' School Show 3. BRUCE R. RULE Bruce Buck Lane Haverford Hobby: Psychology. Career: Geology. Remembered for: His exacting ways. Cross Country 2, 3: Track 2, 3. E. JANE RUMMEL Jane 6455 Woodcrest Ave. Phila. Secret Ambition: Not to fight with my brother. Remembered for: Her all around abilities. Executive Committee: Girls' Council 2 Cchairmanj 3: Basket' ball 1, 2, 3 fmanagerjg Nursing Club: Hi'Y 1, 2: A Cappella Choir Z, 3: Operetta 2, 3: All' School Show: Senior Play fcom' mitteej: Tennis 2: Yearbook fBusinessj. SALLY SCHELLENBERG Sally 1207 Manor Rd. Brookline Hobby: Sewing, Secret Ambition: To marry an undertaker. Career: Home Economics, Remembered for: Her peaches and cream complexion. Assembly Committee 1, 2, 3: College Club 1, 2 QTreasurerJg Costume Club 3: Service Club 1: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Cheer' leader 3: Swimming 2: Hockey 1, 2, 3 Clvlanagerj: Assembly Usher 2, 3: All'School Show 2, 3: Hi'Y Z, 3 fTreasurerJ: Na' tional Honor Society. Haverford 'Q J f Hlqh Schunl LEONA L. SCHMIDT Lee 1414 Darby Rd. Brookline Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: To see the world. Career: Industrial or Commerf cial Designer. Remembered for: Being com' pletely dignified. Costume Club 1, 2, 3: Modern Language Club 3: World Wide Workshop 1, 2, 3 fPresidentj. D. WRAE' SEBASTIAN Wrae 113 Harding Ave. Manoa Hobby: Shopping for clothes. Secret Ambition: To travel. Career: Secretary, Remembered for: Always comb' ing her hair. Bowling Club 2, 3: Service Club 3: World W-ide Workshop 2, 3: Horseback Riding Club 2, 3: Pen and Ink fTypistj: Color Corner 3: Cafeteria Waitress 3. JACK I. SEDERGRAN MCR 30 Harvard Ave. Brookline Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: To win the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race. Career: Accountant. Remembered for: His friendlif ness. Social Qimmittee 3: Skyliners 1, 2. MARIAN E. SHAFFER Liz 1753 West Chester Pike Manoa Secret Ambition: To marry a swabbie. Career: Marriage. Remembered for: Her graceful ness. Bowling 2. MERRY S. SHANER Merry 2942 Haverford Rd. Ardmore Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To be a cheer' leader for Princeton. Career: Legal Secretary. Remembered as: A mighty mite. Finance Committee 1, 2, 3: O,G.A. Award: Secretarial Club 3: Cheerleader 1, 3: Basketball 3: AllfSchool Show: Senior Play fCastJ. MARY L. SHINN Mary Lou 1410 Sunnyhill Lane Manoa Hobby: Bowling. Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Being agree' able. Traihc Committee 1, 2: Social Committee 3: O.Cv.A. Award: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3: Service Club 3: AllfSchool Show 3: Secretarial Club 3: World Wide Workshop 1, 2: Color Corner 3: Cafeteria Come mittee 3: Cafeteria Waitress 3. MARY J. SHOEMAKER fanie 20 Ralston Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: Visit my pen' pal in England. Career: Grade school teacher. Remembered for: Her smiling countenance. C.G.A. Award and Pin: Radio Production 2, 3: World Wide Workshop 1, 2, 3 fVicefpresi' dentjg Art Club 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Fordiari 3 CRef porterlz Handbook 1, 2, 3 fReporterJ: Yearbook fArt Staffj: AllfSchool Show fCom' mitteej: National Honor Society. LUCILE C. SI-IOTTON Cile 40 Waverly Rd. Manoa Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: To live in a foreign country. Career: Professional dancing. Remembered for: Her penetratf ing eyes. Crchestra 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3. Fortyfseveri ...fr I '!' ROY H. SINCLAIR Snufy 255 E. Marthart Ave. South Ardmore Hobby: Sports. Career: Agriculture. Remembered for: His athletic versatility. Athletic Association Qpresidentll Football l, 2, 3g Basketball l, 2. 31 HifY: Student Councilg Executive Committee: Baseball l, Z, 3. JERRY R. SMITH V. T. 324 Walnut Hill Lane Westgate Hills Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To play 48 minutes in a football game. Career: Medicine. Remembered for: His cuteness. Social Committee l: Finance Committee 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: AllfSchool Show 3, Assembly Usher. VIRGINIA A. SNAPP Ginger 624 Georges Lane Ardmore Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To waterfski at Cypress Gardens. Career: Florist. Remembered for: Her nickname, Social Committee 21 Student Council 3: College Club 1, 2: Service Club l: Yearbook ffypf istlg Swimming 1, 2, 3: All' School Show 3: Senior Play fCommitteel. NANCY E. SNOW Nance 25 E. Marthart Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Playing the jukebox. Secret Ambition: To have Mr. Musser again. Career: Air Line Hostess. Remembered for: Her continf uous giggle. Bowling Club: Photography Club l, 2: Horseback Riding Club 1. GEORGANN A. SPAYD Georgie Lawrence Rd. Newtown Square Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: To tour the U. S. in a red Cadillac conf vertable. Career: Secretarial work. Remembered for: Her constant movement. Bowling Club: Horseback Riding Clubg A Cappella Choir 3. ARLENE Q. SPENCE Lene 500 Achille Rd. Manoa Favorite Saying: Wl1at the heck, Secret Ambition: To find the right guy. Career: Laboratory Technician. Remembered for: Her positive determination. Costume Club 3: Secretarial Club 33 World Wide Workshop lg Skyliners 1: Fordian QTypf istj: Lacrosse 2: Hockey 1, 2: AllfSchool Show 3. DORIS C. STEDMAN Doss 225 Oxford Hill Lane Westgate Hills Favorite Expression: Here, Sir! I hardly know you, Secret Ambition: Manage Penn Fruitflvlanoa. Career: Comptometer Operator. Remembered for: Her good naturedness. FRANCES A. STEVENS 4 Sunnyhill Lane Manoa Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To be able to get away with as many things as my brother does, Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Quietness per' sonified. Modern Language Club: World Vv'ide Workshop. Fortyfeight 5nf1953 CLAUDETTE STEWART Claudie 1315 Harrington Rd. Manoa Hobby: Talking. Secret Ambition: To become a Fashion Buyer. Career: Stenographer. Remembered as: Most talkative. Library Club: Bowling Club: Costume Club: Skylinersg All' School Show. DORIS A. ST'INSO'N Doris 22 Harvard Rd. Brookline Hobby: Stamps and Cooking. Secret Ambition: To own thorf oughbred race horses. Career: Real Estate Business. Remembered for: Her interest in wrestling. AllfSchool Show fCommitteejg Senior Play fCastJ. SARAH A. SWEENEY Sally 2418 Hirst Terrace Oakmont Hobby: Flowers. Secret Ambition: To be pushed down the hall in a janitor's cart. Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Her swimming ability. Merit Award fPhysical Educaf tionjg Secretarial Club: Swim' ming 1, 2: AllfSchool Show: Service Pin. SALLY SWINGLER 631 Penfield Ave. Penfield Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: Learn to do the Tango. Career: Advertising. Remembered for: Her femininity. College Club 1, 2, 3 fSecref taryjg Service Club 1, Z3 Modern Language 2: Yearbook fBusi' ness Cornmitteelz AllfSchool Show. Fortyfnine JAMES W. SYLVESTER Bony 2719 Overbrook Ter. Ardmore Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: to graduate from -high school. Career: Automobile Dealer. Remembered for: Nice appear' ance. Stage Crew: Track. CAROL A. THOMPSO'N Tommy' 127 Sycamore Rd. Manoa Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To travel. Career: Secretary for a Veterif narian. Remembered for: Being a riot. Finance Committee 33 Secretar' i-al Club 3: AllfSChool Show 3. CYNTHIA L. TOOMBS Cyn 72 Shawnee Rd. Merion Golf Manor Secret Ambition: To water ski. Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Being a lady. Finance Committee 1: Social Committee 3: College Club 1, 2 fVicefPresidentj: 'Costume Club 3: Service Club lg Yearbook fTyping Committeejg Tennis 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: Basketball 1. 2, 3 CManagerl3 Senior Play fCastJ: AllfSchool Show. A. PETER TORELLO' Spider 1909 Winton Ave. South Ardmore Hobby: Radio. Secret Ambition: To build a three dimensional Television. Career: Electrical Engineering. Remembered as: Slidefrule Pete. Radio Club 1, 2, 3 fljresidentjz Rifle Club 2: Service Pin: HifY. ve' I' 1 W' sz. DOLORES TOTARO Dolores 53 Ralston Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Designing. Secret Ambition: To get every' thing I want: to make something of myself, Career: Fashion Designer. Remembered for: Her pleasing iiwanner. 'lirafhc Committee 1: Secretarial Club 3: Tennis 2: Basketball 1, Z. 3 Uvlanagerjg AllfSchool Show. MARIE R. TOTARO Marie 53 Ralston Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Sports. Career: Buyer. Remembered for: Her fickle eye. Social Committee I: Merit Award KD Physical Bducationl: Costume Club 3: Yearbook fPhotography Committeel: Basf ketball l, 2, 3: Lacrosse 1, Z, 3: Hoclicy 1, 2, 3: AllfSchool Show 2, 3: Drum Majorette 1, 2. 3: National Honor Society. ERNEST G. TOWN Ernie 746 Railroad Ave. Bryn Mawr Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To own a car. Career: Photography. Remembered for: His tranquil manner. Trafbc Committee: Basketball 1, Z, 3: Baseball 2, 3. ROBERT E. TROMBLEY Bob 132 Warrior Rd. Drexel Hill Secret Ambitiorl: Navy Career. Career: Sales Engineering. Remembered for: Being highf spirited. Fifty WILLIAM A. TWEED Bill 60 West Main St. Penns Grove, N. J. Hobby: Baseball. Secret Ambition: To go to college. Career: Law. Remembered for: His reserved disposition. Football flxflanagerj 2, 3: Wrestf ling 2, 3. VIRGINIA L. UI-ILER Girl-ny 18 E. Hillcrest Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Having a good time. Secret Ambition: Air line hostess. Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Her congenial attitude. Art Club: Horseback Ridingg Skyliners: A Cappella Choir: Operetta: All'Sc'hool Show. THERESA A. URBAN Terry 505 E. Darby Rd. Llanerch Secret Ambition: Get the most out of life, Career: Nursing. Remembered as: Fun loving. Bowling Clubg Nursing Club Z, 3: Costume Club 3: Modern Language Club: Tennis: Senior Play fflommitteejg AllfSchool Show: Service Pin. FRANCES E. VANCE Fra-ri 413 Heatherwood Rd. Chatham Village Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To catch up with my lost sleep. Career: Secretary. Remembered for: Her blush. O.C.A. Award: Secretarial Club 3: World Wide Workshop 3: Lacrosse 1, 2, 3: Hockey 2. Haverford gg, .M Hlqh Slzhnnl LAURETTA VILLANI Laura 102 Campbell Ave. Oakmont Hobby: Being onefthird of we three, Secret Ambition: To possess a smooth voice. Career: Biological Research. Remembered for: Her contribuf tions to the school. Executive Committee: Student Council CAssistant Secretaryj: Assembly Committee 1, 2: Merit Award CBiologyJg Library Club 1, 2, 3: Fordian 2 fTypingJg Handbook 1, 2: Penn and Ink CDistribution Editor, 1, 2, 3: Yearbook fCofEditorJg Lacrosse fManagerJ 1, 2, 35 Service Ping 2: HifY 2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3 fSecretaryj. M. SUSAN WALKER Susan 830 Homestead Rd. Beechwood Park Hobby: Reading. Secret Ambition: To be a blues singer. Career: Psychologist. Remembered for: Her outstandf ing leadership. Assembly Committee 3g Girls' Council 1, 23 Class Oihcer fSecf retary 1, 213 Merit Award QE HistorYlZ College Club 1, Z fPresident 21: Fordian CRef porterl 1, 2: Yearbook 3 fLitf eraryll Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Hockey 1, 2, 3 fManagerlg As' sembly Usher 1, 2: Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3: AllfS'chool Show 2 fCastJ 3 fUsherJg HifY 2, 3 flnresidentjg National Honor So' ciety 2, 3: York Exchange Stu' dent 3: Senior Play fCastJ. ELIZABETH' C. WALSH Liz 14 Maryland Ave. Manoa Favorite Expression: Isn't he a doll? Secret Ambition: To be liked by everyone. Career: To marry a swell card. Remembered for: Her blush, Secretarial Club. PATRICIA J. WARD Pat 414 Kathmere Rd. Brookline Hobby: Animals. Secret Ambition: To sleep late in the morning. Career: Comptometer operator, Remembered as: A good looking blonde. Art Club 3. GLORIA D. WEINGARTEN Gloria 401 Walnut Place Chatham Village Hobby: Being onefthird of we three. Secret Ambition: Be a platinum blonde, Career: Foreign Government Service. Remembered for: Never being at a loss for words. Finance Olhce 2: College Club: Bowling Club 3: Service Club 2, 3: Modern Language Club 3: Fordian CReporterJ 2: Pen and Ink fDistributionj: Year' book fBusiness Committed: Tennis 3: Color Corner lg Senior Play fCommitteeJ. VIRGINIA M. WEISS fini 145 S. Eagle Rd. Manoa Secret Ambition: Be a pilot, Career: Air Line Hostess. Remembered for: Her placid manner. Library Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3g Junior Red Cross 23 World Wide Workshop 1, 2: Color Corner 3g AllfSchool Show 3. PAUL D. WELD'E' 532 Virginia Ave. Manoa Hobby: Horses. Secret Ambition: Drive a Iet Car. Career: Own Business. Remembered for: His independf ence. A Cappella Choir: Operetta. RALPH E. WENGE Ralph 400 Walnut Place Chatham Village Hobby: Volunteer Fireman. Secret Ambition: To race midget cars. Career: Radio. Remembered for: His handsome' ness. Assembly Committee 1, 2, 33 Radio Production 1, 2, 3: LV. Football 1: Senior Play: All' School Show 3. Fiftyfone i .I 5.,,f!.t 4? ., ,J ...ff .Ziff :-ul Y-.... MARY L. WERTLEY Lou 1529 Sunny Hill Lane Manoa Hobby: Horses. Secret Ambition: To own a canopy bed. Career: Dramatics. Remembered for: Her soft voice. Assembly Committee 3: Radio Production Z, 3: W.H.H.S. Ex' ecutive Staff 3: Modern Lane guage Club 3: Horseback Riding Club 1, 2: Senior Play fCastj: AllfSchool Show 3: Service Pin 2. ROBERT WESTLAKE Bob 307 Lincoln Ave. Manoa Hobby: Ancient Autos. Career: Psychology. Secret Ambition: To play the bass. Remembered as: One of Haverf ford's best. Boys' Council 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Yearbook fBusiness Com' mitteejz Senior Play: AllfSchool Show fStudent Directorj: HifY: Football 1: Band 1, 2, 3: Na' tional Honor Society. JO'HN A. WHISTED, JR. Butch 523 Upland Rd. Manoa Hobby: Model Trains. Secret Ambitiori: To be a Stock Car Driver. Remembered for: His likeability. JAMES E. WHITE jim 4 Westwood Park Drive Manoa Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: To make a million. Remembered for: His 10 page history reports. Assembly Committee 1: Merit Awards QC History, Advertise ingj: Radio Production: Fordiari fReporterj: Yearbook fEdif torial Coinmitteejg Orchestra Librarian 3: AllfSchool Show 2. 3: HifY: Bible Club: Band 1, 2, 3: Skyliners 2, 3: National Honor Society. NANCY E. WHITTEN Nance 1327 Maryland Ave. Manoa Hobby: Playing the piano. Secret Ambition: To Speak 21 different languages. Career: Interpreter. Remembered for: Her clever repartee. Girls' Council 3: College Club 1, 2: Modern Language Club 3: Art Club: A Cappella Choir 1, 3: Operetta 3: Yearbook QLitf erary Committeel: Swimming 1, 2, 3: Hockey 2: Senior Play fCastD: AllfSchool Show 3. PAUL B. WICKERSHAM Wick 152 Shelbourne Rd. Manoa Hobby: My Ford. Secret Ambition: Drive at In- dianapolis. Career: Army. Remembered for: Being indef pendent. j.V. Football 1. SONYA A. WILSON Sunny 404 Virginia Ave. Manoa Hobby: Talking on phone. Secret Ambition: Own a hotfrod. Career: Stewardess for Airlines. Remembered for: Her unpref dictable ways. Costume Club 3: Modern Lang' uage Club 3: World Wide Workshop 1, 3: Fordiari fTypistj 3: Library Club 3. Fiftyftwo W- 'ill' Sw? Q f l Vitk wax ., ' ' ' I Class 1953 MALCOLM V. WISE Malcolm 14 Decatur Rd. Oakmont Career: Forestry. Remembered for: Being casual. Photography Club 2. FLORENCE A. WOOLLEY Arm 21 Fairfield Rd. Oakmont Hobby: Dancing and sports. Career: Physical Education Teacher. Remembered for: lust being terrific. Executive Cornmitteeg Costume Club 33 Service Club lg Yearf book fPhotography Committeejg Tennis 2, 33 Swimming 1, 2, 35 Hockey 2, 3: AllfSchool Show 35 Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3: HifY 2, 35 National Honor Society. DORIS A. WRIGHT Dossie 342 Spring Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To have my own car. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her dizziness. Library Club 1g Service Club 1: Cheerleader 33 Swimming 1, 2, 3g Senior Play fCastDg All' School Show: Cafeteria Waitress. Fiftyfthree JOANNE YOUNG lo 68 Yale Rd. Brookline Secret Ambition: To be on the AllfAmerican hockey team. Hobby: Piddlin. Career: Teaching. Remembered for: Her quiet conf tributions to the school. College Club 1, Zg Modern Lan' guage Club 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Cperetta 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir: Lacrosse 2, 35 Hockey 1, 2, 3g Senior Play fCastJ: AllfSchool Show 3: HifYg District Orchestra, Na' tional Honor Society. PATRICIA B. YOUNG Pat 526 Furlong Ave. Manoa Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To grow six feet tall. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her selff sufhciency. Executive Committeel Traffic Committee 2, 3 fChairmanjg Nursing 1, Z, 3 fPresidentD: Costume Club: Service Clubg Yearbook fTypist, Cofchair' manjg Service Pin 2. MARJORIE R. ZERCHER Margie 426 Darby Rd. Llanerch Hobby: Sports. Favorite Suyirlgz Feel like a fool. Secret Ambition: To be a success. Career: Teaching. Remembered for: Her zany antics. Merit Award QD Physical Edu' cationbg Bowling Club: A Cape pella Choir 1, 2, 3g Operetta 2, 3: Basketball 1, Z, 3: Senior Play fCornmitteeJg AllfSchool Show. 9 M9 We 1 , I MOST TALKATIVE BEST NATURED Danny Land Dave F091-y Claudette Stewart Terry Urban WHll'S QUIETEST CUTEST K, Joe Dellarciprete Jerry Smith Pat Ward Gret Frings 4 MOST LIKELY TO BEST LEADERS SUCCEED Dan Nauman Jim Greene Susan Walker Nancy McClelland 1 L ll F l MOST FLIRTATIOUS MOST DIGNIFIED Don Farmer Benton Jones Lois Leffates Cynthia Toombs nf , , , MOST VERSATILE BEST LOOKING , W John Edelman Ralph Wmge , V, f Ann Woolley jane Hagen f gf, 4 14' f ' w WW f a n y V ,. ' -QM , Fiftyfouv TYPICAL SENIOR CLASS CLOWN Bob Schrader Bill Pergolini Jane Rummel Margie Zercher WHU FRIENDLIEST MOST PLEASING Tech Gilbert PERSONALITY Mary Lee Jones Bob Westlake Sally Schellenberg GREATEST ASSET Simon Garber Laura Villani BEST DRESSED MOST DRAMATIC Jack Ready john Riddel Audre Robinson Joan Bower Y MOST. POPLJLAR MOST ATPTLETIC Ski? Lewis Roy Sinclair .loan R055 Peggy Keller Fiftyffve GN THE ROAD TO GRADUATION W A I A . l if - ...Z-,,, .- --1, 'Z' Y. X H Hu,-.--,,,..: fn ju-r ..:'. ' 2.-L:'g,3:-1 A , K 9 . if f Z, .1 1 V fl .,1- iii 'A ' M Q, -if-:S f A'-'- ' ,f ..: 4'-, A 4 ij!! '. A W ' X W '.Q. ,gf f X ' 1+ , J 5 A X 5 . .--l'.A ,.- xxx -' v2'-4 :':.5i4 ixl ww , Q , . , '4 ,J-f x -X 'Nvwxwwm...X ANU, 1 x - 2 .W Xu 0 Z 0 Jw 0 . EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First Row: Craig, Young, Villani, Hagen, Rummel. Second ROW: Greene, Finley, Lewis, Sinclair, Foery. A. A. OFFICERS First Row: Mr. Granger, Forey, Wooley, Sinclair. Second Row: Mr. Baun, Mr. Walker, Mr. Cornog. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Jones, Jensen, Finisdore, Kring, Greene, Villani, Bloume, Armstrong, Rollie. Second Row: Paulin, Toal, Heivly, Feldman, Perkins, Lynne, Tucker, Anderson. Third Row: Rorer, Carson, Bayha, Cook, Sherer, Day, Dunnington, McLaughlin, Hendee. Fourth Raw: Schrader, Newnam, Land, Archer, Ross, McClelland, Snapp, Hendricks. ST IIET The Executive Committee is an advisory hody consisting of the oflicers of the Student Council, the AA officers, and the chairmen of the Asscmhly Committee, Girls' Council, Boys' Council, Social Committee, Traffic Committee an!d the Finance Committee, The Athletic Association consists of teachers and students who work together on an Executive Com' mittee. The students of this committee are picked hy majority vote hy the Whole student hody. They are president, vicefpresident, secretary, and assistant secretary. The students must take an active part in sports, have unanimous approval of the athletic council, and he good students. The purposes of this organlization is to secure united cofoperation in high school athletics among all pupils. The Student Council of the Student Government is the lawmaking body of Haverford High School. It is composed of a representative from each home' room and is presided over by the vicefpresident, Jim Greene, of the Student Government. The meetings are held on Monday mornings in room 109, and they are sponsored by Mr. Hughes. Fifty-eight BU EH ME T BOYS' COUNCIL GIRLS' COUNCIL TRAFFIC COMMITTEE SOCIAL COMMITTEE I ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE FINANCE COMMITTEE Fiftyfnine HU UH First Row: McClelland, Howarth fTrea.surei-5, Crippen, Jones fVice-Presidentl, Greene, fPresidentl, Bayer, Villani isecretaryj, Walker, Blakeslee, Hibberd. Second Row: Finley, White, Collins, Wesdake, Schrader, Edelman, Lex, Wolley, Beal, Cramer, Craig, Membership in the National Honor Society is the highf est honor Haverford can bestow upon a student. To be eligible candidates must rank scholastically in the first third of their class, and are chosen on the basis of the four princif ples-Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. The organization strives to set these ideals as a goal. The Society was under the direction of .lim Greene, Kline, Montgomery, Fuhrer. Third Row: Mahoney, Beck, Tucker, Widenor, Hultman, Benfer, Shoemaker, Yates, Tindall, Dunning- ton, jones, Kellar, Heylmun, Hagen, Lewis, Gibson. Fourth Row: Bayha, F1-ees, Berry, Paulmier, Young, Holzwarth, Frings, Adams, Matthews, Bradley, Wedemeyer, Nauman, Totaro. presidentg Benton Jones, vicefpresidentg Laura Villani, secre- taryg and Hugh Howarth, treasurer. One of its activities was the induction of new members on November 21. At this time Dr. Katherine McBride, president of Bryn Mawr Col' lege, delivered an inspirational address. It also sponsored thc anniual Christmas banquet, which was held for the present members and the alumni on December 30. Sixty I SUEIETIES First Row: Paulmier, Bayer, Beal, Walker, Dannenhauer, McClelland. Second Row: Feldman, Villani, Young, Bertolet, Shoemaker, Parsons, Hinsdale, Hibberd, Frings. Third Row: Woll, Character, Leadership, and Service are the three qualif ties required for membership in the Girls' HifY. This honorf ary organization, sponsored by Miss Hilbert, was created to serve the school, the community, and the nation. Among the many worthwhile activities of this group are the adoption of Monique Penco, a French orphan, the motherfdaughter banf quetg and various community welfare projects. The girls' HifY is one of the most active organizations in the school and has contributed much to Haverford. First Row: Cook, Delarciprete, Heivley, Land, Newnam, Pergo- lini, Ramey, Bolton, Rogers. Second Row: Packer, Smith, Coker, Ashwell, Crippen, Butler, Ready, Benson, Halberg. Third Row: Heylmun, Weingarten, Tombs, Jones, Perkins, Garland, Tucker, Widenor, Berry, Ross. Fourth Row: Wertley, Adams, Craig, Benfer, Bower, Lipson, Gibson, Frees. Fifth Row: Moorby, Dunnington, Rummel, Durkson, Hultman, Keller. The 'boys' HifY is a service group and is held together by its president, Robert Scheader, and sponsor, Mr. Bennett. These HifY representatives collect pennies every Thursf day, As of March 26, 1953, the Boys' HifY has givenf the Hindman School 366973, 'iSave the Children, 51503 Foster Plan for War Children, 390, World Wide Work- shop, 353065. This makes a total of 351,240.39 As always the Boys' HifY will carry on their ine Work 'helping the Hindman School and other serviceable activities like it. Foery, Howarth, Lex, White, Schrader, Ross, McCullough, Breen, Deckman. Fourth Row: McLean, Hawk, Crimm, Cogliana, Couttier, Fuhrer, Montgomery, 'McCann, Brooks, Bonholtzer, Torelli, Harder. n 2 or III. SS HA EES T ,ww , QUEEN AND COURT Frings, Schellenberg, Robinson, Hagen, Woolley, Walker, Greene 1Vice-President? The -lunior Prom, light, gay, and romantic, had as its theme 'ilvluonliglit and Roses, with the music supplied hy Lee Scott and his orchestra. A gala and colorful time was had hy everyone at the Mardi Grasu presented by the Senior class. SE IUH PL Y SENIOR PLAY CAST First Row: Wenge, Bayer, Walker, Miss Amo, Crimrn, Kimble, Micheals, Montgomery, Lowell, Stinson, Anton, Hinsdale, Wertley, Mano, Meyer, Hultman, Toombs, Develin. Second Row: Young, Hoot, Shaner, Whitten, Westlake, Wright, Moorby, Cramer, Craig, Jones, Muench. nn re Like Street Ears Men are like street cars. If you miss one, there is sure to he another along . . just a little advice from the Senior Class Play of 1953, Men Are Like Street Cars. The prof duction, which was staged on the nights of January 22, 23, and 24, was a delightful, teenage comedy in three acts. Ref hearsals were scheduled for the cast, and the various comf mittees got right to work in making this another Fordian hit! As in the previous years, a Philadelphia critic, Mr. W, Bunker, judged and picked the cast for Saturday night. Both casts, however, performed excellently, under the thorough direction: of Miss Mary B. Amo, who has been responsible for so many of the entertaining productions like Men Are Like Street Cars. LI. SIIHIJUL SHIJW l 4 Left to right: Audrey Robinson, John Develin, Pat Hoot, Ralph Wenge, Nancy Whitten, Roger Beamon, Sally Swingler, Grant Middlestead, Doris Bachman, Armand ELEETI The theme of H. H. Sfs All School Show this year was the Presidential elections. A full house for hoth evening per' formances, on Qctoher Z4 and 25, heard many last minute campaign speeches given hy the orators of hoth parties. Barry Ivlontgomery and John Develin acted as managers for the Democrats, while Boh Westlake and Ronnie Crimm spoke for the Repuhlicans. Many thanks to both campaign head' U i l i l McLane, Marie Raco, Roger Finney, Dot Hibberd, john Bennett, Joanne Cichetti, Ronald Crimm, Cynthia Toombs, Bob Westlake. HAZE quarters for the buttons and decorations that contributed to the success of the show. Each party was equally represented in the field of entertainment, which this year, more than ever, exhibited the tremendous amount of talent here at Haverford. Don Farmer lead the audiences and entire cast in the singing of God Bless America for the finale at the show, 1 .,4.......ll Sixtyffour UPEHETT THE MIK llll On March Sth, 6th, and 7th the Music Department brought to Haverford's stage Gilbert and Sullivan's interestf ing and colorful operetta, The Mikado. The costuming was well done, the singirng exceptional, and the settings lovely. The production was directed by Mr. P. E. Fink and Mr. T. Huber, with an excellent orchestra under the direction of Mr. C. Allison Mr Browns stlge crew together with Mr Chuse's art committee received many compliments on the realism produced by the scenery While the work of the make up committee also proved to be realistic The cast of over one hundred students including orchestra seemed to enljoy participating in this popular and tuneful favorite Sixtyffive wr.. AN Ill I gun The hand, untlcr thc direction of Mr. Allison, with Swarthmore High School. Among the many activities of thc Patricia Alnutt as concert mistress, added color and excite' band were the concert in May and the performance at Com' ment to the football games in the fall. Their stirring music mencemcnt exercises. Members of the trumpet quintet per' was enjoyed, also, in assemhlies given during January and formed in the AllfSchool Show, and the Brass Ensemble February. The hand also gave an assembly program at played at the trifcounty youth concert in March. l l Sixtyfsix EI-KPPELLA IIHUIH The A Cappella Choir, urnder the direction of Mr. Paul Fink, is one of the most creative organizations at Haverford. The Fordian songsters presented the Philadelphia premiere of GianfCarlo Menoitfs Amahl and the Night Visitors at both Christmas time and Schoolmen's Week. In March the a cappella choir put on another Gilbert and Sullivan success, The Mikado. It also participated in the annual Sprinig Concert. Sixtyfseven UHIIHESTH l Lilac il clash of siili .incl pepper tn your dinner? Such is the or-:liestrn tn the activities in which it pzirticipaites. Under the haitnn of Mr, Clmrles Allison, the orchestra added sen' snning tu Amcilil, and zlie Night Visitors, the Senior Plziy, and the Mikiiciii. The ycgir upcncd for the orchestra with si cnncert git Lower Merien in Nnvcmhx. Oni klzinuziry 10, the l orchestra was hezirel sit the Trifsclinol concert with Lzins' elowne :ind Swarthmore. Un Mziy 2, the Spring Concert was helcl git Hziverforel and then the orchestra played for the American Guild of Crgzinists. The Fwrelizin orchestra finally rounded up the year hy playing zit the commencement exercises. Sixtyfeight 2 ' , ' if 'sf ,' Y , Q 4- 415- Ii' ,I Haverford ParticLpatzs in Assemblzczs Sixtyfnine H VEHFUHITS Z FORDIAN EDITORS Matthews, Keller, Bayer, Howarth, Dannehauer, Craig lEditorl, Lipson, Blakeslee. Our publications are an important part of school life. The Pen and Ink, under the sponsorship of Miss lane S. Pike and Mrs. Martha Ghcris, the new husiness manager, is a magazine which puhlishcs thc literary compositions of the students. For the scvcnth time in a row it won a P. S, P. A. first place award in hoth art and literature. This year the project of the staff is to estahlish a good foreign exchange program. So far Germany, England, Australia. and the Philippines arc included in this program. l PEN 86 INK STAFF Widenor, Mahoney, Parsons, Hultman fEditor7, Frees, Gibson, Villani. FORDIAN STAFF First Row: Dannehauer, Atmore, Blakeslee, Monteith, Bayer, Lipson, Delacy. Second Row: Wray, Cole, Heylmun, Cramer, Hutchinson, Keller, Howarth, Fleigle, Craig fEditorl, Matthews, O'Donell. Third Row: Fletcher, Fletcher, Tucker, Wills, Piper, Owens, MacColnont, Blank Garland, Montgomery, Pintof, Fhorer. The students, Fordian, our school newspaper, written entirely hy is puhlished eleven times a year. It is under the direction of Miss Elizaheth Seheerhaum, editorial adviser, and Mr. Alexander Postpichal, advertising and distrihution manager. The stall: is made up of approximately thirty students, The Handhook puhlished annually, hy a student stall and sponsored hy Mrs. M. L. Burns, is the saving angel of the Sophomorcs. It contains all worthwhile information ahout Haverford such as description of the curriculum, student government, songs, cheers, sports, and school schedules. HANDBOOK STA FF First Row: Lipson, Olclsfield, Beal, Schlessinger, Kramer. Second Row: Lange, Rice, Owens, DeLacy, Tucker. Seventy P BLIEATIU 5 4 E I ...J EDITORIAL CO'lVllVlITTEE LITERARY COMMITTEE First Row: Villani lCo-editorl, Dalton, Eastman, Hinsdale fco- First Row: Beal, Paulmier. Second Row: Walker fchairmanl, editorj. Second Row: Riddell, Greene ichairmanl. Whitten, jones fassistant chairmanb. l l 1 BUSINESS COMMITTEE ART COMMITTEE First Row: Crimm, Kimble, Weingarten. Second Row: Kline fchair- First ROW: Gibson, Keller. Second Row: Alper gd-mi,-many, m3l17f Rummels Burns- Howarth, Durkson. l 1 PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE TYPING COMMITTEE Frings, Total-0, Woolley. First ROW: Grass, Bachman, Krajeski. Second Row: Snapp, Hagen, Dannehauer, McClelland lchairmanl. EL H5 , 1- Jammu L H1 WW L lb Q 15 -, rm., V. bf llll n 3-5? ? 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Although the records don't prove it, Haverford can he proud of its footlvall team considering this years competition was kecner than it has heen for a long time. Our one decision victory was over a favored Cheltenham team 1643. Though Mr. Huher's first year as head coach wasn't as successful as it could have heen, he and his ahle assistants, Mr. Shiplett and Mr. Crispen, along with the co' captains, Dan Naumani and Dodger McC1iiin, deserve a lot of credit for their hard work and determination. The hig surprise of the season was the change from the singlefwing to the T formation. Mr. Huber felt that since we were consistently outweighed hy our opponents and had suffered so many injuries, we should take advantage of the speed of the T formation. rather than' the power of the singlefwing. This meant changing almost the eintire lineup and, of course, all the plays. Our poor showing in the Norristown game might he attributed to lack of experience with this new offense, hut hy next year the hoys should he winning with it. A -41ffrL:z .,g,.,L:ff'wr ' , ..., ,... Dfw' JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Mr. Stinson fCoachJ, Robinson, Bayha, Foery, McCloy, Sydnor, Teetsall, Annett, McFadden, Mr. Juenger fCoachJ. Second Row: Paxson, Singer, Femia, Howe, Curley, Giangiulio, Dalton, Law, Myers. Third Row: Motta, McCuen, Glenn, Cunningham, Tucker, Gates, Lerro, Marshall, Kepner, Davis, Potts, Fanelli. SUIIEEH SOCCER H.H.S. Opp. O Haverford School ....,....... 3 2 Mastbaum .......4,,.........,,... l l Northeast Catholic ...,.,.,.. 4 2 Cheltenham ........,..,......,.., 1 2 Episcopal Academy ....,,.. 0 2 Westtown ....,........,...,...... l 4 Abington .................,......,. 3 4 South Philadelphia ........ .. 0 ' l Upper Darby ........... ..,... l i 2 Lower Merion ...... ...... 1 2 Abington .......... ....,. O 0 Upper Darby ........ ,...., O l Lower Merion .... l 2 Abington .,...,,.., ....., l 2 Cheltenham .....,...,.., ...... O 0 Upper Darby .......,..........,. O 2 Lower Merion ...........,..,... 0 O Northeast fTerry Cupj .. 1 L--- l VARSITY SOCCER First Row: Hiornketh, David, Ross, Jones, R. Schrader, Finley, Lex, Land, Carlin, Haly, Hubbard. Second Row: J. Engle, Riddell QManagerJ, Deckman, Toal, Schravasande, Crippen, I-Ialberg, Simmons, Dowd, Montgomery, F. Schrader, Spangler, Greene, Wedemeyer fManagerJ, Singer. Suburban Champions Haverford Highs soccer team did it again! For the third time in four years they copped the Suburban Championship, thus gaining the right to meet Northeast Catholic in the Terry Cup playfoffs. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Hill and Mr. Hughes, and further guided by the fine leadership of cofcaptains John Finley and Bob Schrader, the squad completed its schedule with eleven winls, two losses, and four ties. Earlier this fall the outlook did not seem especially bright. With the absence of the only two lettermen, Si Garber and joe Nielson, it appeared that this season would be devoted to rebuilding the team for next year. But as the season progressed it became quite evident that these bootmen were intent upon racking up the victories. With the will to win and an unlbeatable spirit such as these players possessed, it is not altogether surprising that they ended up with so outstanding a record. Chosen to fill positions on the AllfSuburban team were john Finley, Bob Co-Captains Schrader, and Danny Carlin, the latter being further honored by making the Allf . . . F' l , S h d Scholastic squad. Harry Dowd anid Danny Land received honorable mention. m ey C ra er JUNIOR VARSITY sooCER Has. opp 0 Haverford School ............ 4 Z Episcopal Academy .......... l 3 Westtown ................. .... 1 5 Abington ...... ..,, 1 4 Lower Merion ..,. .... 1 l Abington ...,....,..,...... ,... l O Northeast Catholic ., . 2 l Lower Merion ....... .... O 2 Abington ..... ...,, O i 1 Lower Merion ...,, 0 l JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER First Row: DiPietro, Crebbin, Parsons, Ashenfelter, McLane, Greenjack, Henderson, Umstead, Bernhard, Elwell, Lewindon. Second Row: Moffett, Bordogna, Marvel, Chatham, Robertson, Manthorpe, Oakley, Rowley, Justin, Lawless, Selvagn, DeBruhl iCaptJ. CROSS COUNTRY HHS. Opp. 35 Lower Merion . , . Z2 -44 Upper Darhy ...,.. .... 1 9 43 Chester ........ .,.. 2 O 43 Cheltenham ..,.. .... 2 O 43 Ahington ...... ,... Z O 43 Hill School ..... .... 2 O 43 Norristown .. ,. 20 v Captain juergan Saalman Mr. Granger presenting the Robert Hallowell Trophy to Saalman, the winner of the Novice Cross Country Race. IIHUS5 IIIJUNTHY CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Abanicius, Scoefield, Baver, Orr, Kramer, Green. Second Row: Boyle, White, Saalman, Rule, DeOlden, Oakley. The cross country team, although it was not successful according to the record, distinguished itself hy producing a numher of promising underclassmen who showed a terrific amount of spirit and determination. Witli only two experienced seniors returning to the squad this year, a great deal of rehuilding and training had to he accomplished hy Mr. Breuninger, who so ahly took over the coaching from Mr. Hallowell. Juergen Saalman, an outstanding sophomore, proved himself an excellent runner and made a tremendous contrihution to the team, winlning the Hrst annual Rohert L. Hallowell trophy. Juergen also placed third in the district meet, and in the state meet he crossed the finish line fifth, an almost unheard of feat for a first year man. This years cross country team offers excellent material for development into one of Haverfords best. Seventyfeight HUEHEY mf, .,,,, me ,. VARSITY HOCKEY First Row: Mullan, Keating, Wooley, Totaro, Kimble, Young, Hubbard. Second Row: Burns, Klippel, Annett, Myers, Keller, Hagen, Zercher, Heylmun, Welle. The girl's hockey team, captained by Peggy Keller, was a new and inexperienced team this year winning only two out of its seven games. The season began, how' ever, with a smashing 8fO victory over Collingdale, and ended by defeating Lower Merion by a score of two to one, which had lost only one of its games. Miss Pike, though, was handicapped by a green backfield, anid the forward line had only two experienced players. The most valuable player award was not given this year as the team members felt that there was no exceptional hockey player. Next year's team holds a brighter prospect since it will be based upon six ref turning letterfgirls who will be led by the newlyfelected captain, Millie Mullen, halfback. We expect many victories from Coach Pike and the hockey team next year. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY First Row: Patton, Newton, Shirley, Dove, Sycamore, Pintof, Miller, V. Wachob, Short, Troiana, Hodge. Second Row: Rhanney, Walker, Stone, Lewis, DiMattio, Pressede, Kirchner, MacAllister, Passo, Hood, Fostor, Shearer, Perkins, Hibbard. Third Row: Adam, Kline, J. Wachob, Adams, Day, De Pietro, Wfeimer, Miller, Kochler, England, McLaughlin, Lunger, Eagin, Morrison, DeLacy. HOCKEY H.H,S. Opp. 8 Collingclale ..... ....... 0 1 MarplefNewtown .. ...... . 2 1 Radnor ,.......,.,.. .,..,.. 2 l Swarthmore .. ,...,. . 5' O Upper Darby ...,... ..,..,. 2 2 TredyffrinfEasttown . ..,. 2 2 Lower Merion ..... ....,,. 1 Captain Peggy Keller JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY H.H.S', Opp.H.H.S.Opp 1 Radnor . ,..... I ' 3 0 3 Swarthmore ., 2 1 2 2 Upper Darby 0 4 0 10 Girls' High ..., O l O O Lower Merion l 0 1 SPORTS .. 6 ,' s - , I-r us 4 ' .r A ll 1 - V ' 1g:'f ' 'Q ' Sf, Q' ' 7 , ' J . A A 4 X V 4 Ja A X , ffjghr, LA ,gan ,yr YL A ' ', I .. C- if - 1,4 41 ,J-'f en V' 1. ff f I' H 'f '- M f'Z,f - V -' L f- - -r .... , f W f 1 , 'X- -.Agn 5Uburban Soccer Clwampsons lik-2.41 fiffrf 'L , 4 I y fl ' L, 'ff -J '-', X Ji. ',,. ., J -- '- ,- we 22? H 'i 'L 1 , , gh , Eighty ,f ' -f f Z' , P XT 1' , gm :gb V VARSITY XX'RE9Tl.lNCj H H .S Up 16 Bryn .ithyn lb .F Qpringfield ,... lib 38 Lansdowne ,, lf I8 Upper Darley , Io 16 Lux '.'1 3 3' Nlcrii-n .. 33 4-3 Bfletfkl , .. lf flheltenhuin . f Ei 'J JJ 7l'rC'lpill Captain Skip Lewis l.X', XYRESTLING H.H.s. Opp 35 Lansdowne . . 9 7 Hill School .... .... , 49 F 3 WHESTLI li First Row: Comfort, Shuman, DeVecchis, Orr, Dellarciprete, Riddell. Second Row: Howarth. Lewis, Crippen, Arrell, Oakley, Foery, Montgomery. Haverford had another successful wrestling season unmler the coaching of Mi', Hgirter :ind Mr. Stunlenroth. Cziptziined hy Skip Lewis, the Fords Won six of their nine meets in which hoth john Orr Lind Drive Foery were unelefexitetl. Although Dave was elefeiiteel in the semifinals for District l. john won the regional elininpionship which entitled him to go om the stzite meet. Since there were only two hoye out for the two lnuivyweiglit divisions, Barry Montgomery :intl Dave Foery, they LliLln't have any trnuhle iniilxing the teznn hut hetween them they lust only one niziteh during the regulii' +e.ison. Since hath of they hoys :ire seniors, it will he quite xi juli filling their pliiees next yeiir. The Season was elimaixed hy ll hzinquet, tit which time the ,lime Punizo Ivlernoriiil Trophy for outsttinding courage and lezielerehip wzis .iw.ireleLl to john Orr, the trophy for the most vziluahlc senior went to Dave Foery. :intl the Smiley Cnmelies' ziwsird was given to Skip Lewis. First Row: O'Nei11, Noble, Wood, Henderson, Tweed, Foery, Glenn, Guianjielli, Howe, Carthage, Straub. Eightyftwo B SHETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Towne, Carson, Newnam, Sinclair, Finelli, Idenburg, McCullough. Second Row: Bolton flVlanagerl, Studnicky ClVlanagerJ, Maglio, Edelman, Carruthers, Cogliano, Benson, Nauman, Oakley, Thorpe, Hemphill. Suburban I Champions Haverford has another Suburban I Championship basketball teamgthe third in four years. Under the guidance of Mr. Juenger and Mr. Crispen who deserve a great deal of credit for this fine record, we came through the season with only one setback in the 21 games we played. Anyone who saw our first game with Norristown, where we squeezed out a 57f56 victory, will never forget it unless they saw the last one. In this latter clash Norristown had the edge from the beginning, leading by 13 points at one point, and it looked as if they were going to have their revenge until Haverford turned on an exhibition of scoring putting us ahead 64f60 when the hnal buzzer sounded. Cofcaptains Little john Maglio and Big John Edelman were the team's leading point producers with 449 points and 231 'points respectively. This gives Maglio an amazing average of 21.4 points per game which is reason enough for his receiving the Mandes Trophy awarded the most valuable player. Cf the Hrst eleven players only Dave Carruthers is eligible to play next year so the boys will need all the luck and encouragement we can give them. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Cave, McFadden, Lierro, Calmey, Bradley, Ruty, Finelli, Ashenfelter. Second Row: Miller, Jorgonson, Raleigh, Mallory, Licom, Bush, Blourne, Schrader, lVIc'lVlain. Third Row: Bailey fManagerJ, Valenino, Hanley, Baskemili, Costolas, Weston, Boyle, Wilkerson. VARSITY BASKETBALL H.H,S. Opp. 59 West Chester ...,...,....,.., 49 42 Radnor .......................... 36 57 Lansdowne ......,............. 37 71 Ridley Township .... ,..... 6 1 56 Chester .....................,.. 50 S5 Abington ..,.....,.... .,,... 4 7 62 Lower Merican .. ..,... 45 2 Upper Darby ..... .. 0 fliorfeitj 57 Norristown ..,.,..,. ..,... 5 6 67 Chester ..,..,,..,.... ..,.., 5 4 63 Abington ....... ...... 5 2 64 Lower Merion .,.... 53 61 Cheltenham .,.... ...... 4 4 82 Upper Darby ,..,,.. ..,.., 6 8 68 Norristown ..,..,,., . ,.... 64 58 Springfield ,,.. . . ..,... 31 61 Yeadon ..,.. ...... 4 7 Co-Captains Edelman, Maglio IV. BASKETBALL H,H,S. Opp 30 West Chester ,....... ..,.., 3 1 25 Radnor .....,.,...,.,. . ,..,. 13 33 Lansdowne ..........,......,.. 23 56 Dobbins ........,.....,,.,..,.., 25 34 Ridley Township .......... 41 40 Chester .....,.......,.......... 53 29 Abington ....,.,,..,. ....,. 3 7 32 St, Iames .... ., 40 36 Lower Merion ..,... 38 43 Cheltenham ........ ...,.. 5 0 32 Upper Darby ...... ..,... 4 5 26 Norristown ,.... .... , . 28 30 Chester .... ,..,... , ..,.. 3 8 16 Lower lvlerion-iiiii .... 35 43 Cheltenham .. 40 30 Upper Darby ....., ......, 2 9 32 Norristown ..,., ....... 3 4 29 Abington .... 25 GIRLS' IEA-XSKETBALL H.H..U. 59 Lansdowfie ill Irpicf XA'- iii ..,.r.e,.r -IH Si.-.arlliinore 58 Chester 39 Radnor 39 Lipper Darhy om 98 -Hn .. -14 IS 32 I I I Captain Jane Hagen JUNIOR VARSITY H.H.S. S 37 Lower lvlerion ...,. 7 Lansdowne .. ,..., ., I-4 Swarthmore .... 1 Radnor ........ ...... BASKETBALL Opp.1-LHS. Opp. 49 21 Z9 29 34 58 60 IO 42 31 32 19 BASKETBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL First Row: Totaro, Foley, Carson, Hagen Qffaptainl Heylmun, Arbegest, Woll. Second Row: Rummel KM:-xnagerl , Keller, Zercher, Keller, Frings, Totaro ilVlanagerJ. U DEPE TED This year the girls' haskethall team is very happy to have had an undefeated wason. This reeord ineludes two outstanding gamesefthe ons: in whieh Haverford heat Radnor for the first time in ten years, and the memorahle championship game with Upper Darhy. lane Hagen was a eonseientious and inspiring eaptain who kept the team spirits high, and Miss Ries coached the varsity this year for the first time. High seorers were jane Hagen with 100 points and Barbara Heylmun with 121 points. The forwards were jane Hagen, Barhara Heylmun, Gretchen Frings, Betty Wrnll, Bohhy Keller, and Betsy Foleyg they did a terrifie joh, The guards this year were outstanding. They were Peggy Keller, Minrgie Zereher, .lane Carson, and Marie Totaro. All of the varsity players were unusually good this year as shown hy the teamls reeord. Credit also goes to ,Iane Rummel and Dolores Totaro, the eapahle senior managers of the team. f Z 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Higgozzs, Annett, Leidy, Miller, Soper, Walker, Augnst, Momson, Higgins. Eiglityffour SWIMMI I3 VARSITY SWIMMING First Row: Envall, Klipple, Berry, Syvertsen, Lorentz, Parsons lsenior managerl, Woolley fcaptainl. Second Row: Tinclall, Archer, Hecker, Snapp, Henclee, Whitten, Moore. Haverford's swimming team participated in nine swimming meets this year. At the time of printing, the girls had won three of their meets, those against John Bartram, Abraham Lincoln, and Olney High Schools. The Mermaids also took third place in the annual P.I.A.A. District I swimming meet, held at Hutchinsonl Pool at the University of Pennsylvania. Members of the team practiced on Tuesdays and Thursday at the 63rd and Ludlow Street Recreation Center, and they improved consistently during the season. They were coached by Miss Lillian Hilbert and Mrs. Edith Toms. Of the 32 girls on t-he team, there were only eight seniors. They are Ann Woolley, captaing Ginger Snapp, Marie Hecker, Beverley Klipple, Nancy Whitten, Betty Pyott, Carolyn Archer, and manager Barbara Parsons. Because of the large number of juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, next year's team should be experienized, and an excellent nucleus on which to build a championship team. JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMING First Row: Finney, Puesle, Adams, Shahade, Smith, Christman, Hansell. Second Row: Gorman, Lynch, Markey, McLaughlin, justin, Lewis, Hirtle, Dove. Eightyffve VARSITY SWIMMING H.I-l.S'. OPP 39 Bartram .,..... ,... 2 7 27 Frankford ...... ..,.. 3 7 23 George School ,..... .... 4 3 24 Coatesville .,.... .... 3 9 23 Westtown 43 37 Lincoln 29 42 Lower Merion .... 24 43 Olney ....... .... l 9 36 Abington . ..... 30 l Captain Ann Woolley I. V. SWIMMING 23 George School . ........... 43 BASEBALL March Episcopal Academy April Haverford School Ridley Township Lansdowne Chester Cheltenham Abington Lower Merion Upper Darby May Norristown Chester Ch elten ham Abington Lower lvlerion Upper Darby Norristown TRACK April Chester Haverford, Vv'est Chester, Upper Darby Lower Mcrion Relays Springfield 75' Penn Relays Lower Marion May Del, Co. Championships Ridley Park Suburban Championship Cheltenham District Championship State Championship B SEB LL BASEBALL First Row: Diem, McCann, Kring, Eidenberg, Myers, Miller, Schrader. Second Row: Fanelli, Gonet, Altus, Towne, McCulloch, Cogliano, Edelman, Bergey lManagerJ. Third ROW: Mr. Shiplett lCoach7, Mr. Gwinn lCoachl. TH EH First Row: Lunclvall, Ulher, Brewster, McCuen, Tucker, Jones, Lerro, Potts, Paxton. Second Row: Weed, Ready, Schofield, Welsh, L. Sydnor, Ashenfelter, Sallmann, Gates, David, Singer, Noble. Third Row: Auchy, Valentino, Hinsdale, Green, Justin, Howe, Marshall, Saxon Crebbin, Hemphill, G. Sydnor. Fourth Row: Thorpe, Rule, Forey, Fuhrer, Montgomery, Tholan, Oakley, J. Howe, Carruthers, Spangler, Jensen, Glenn. r.- BUYS'TENNIS BOYS' TENNIS First Row: Draper, Hubbard, Wood, Land. Second Row: Schrader, Howarth, Benson, Collins, Hornkeith, Henderson. GIHL5'TENNIS GIRLS' TENNIS First Row: Frings, Woll, Wray, Wachab, Adams, Hood, Morrison. Second Row: Totaro, Paulmier, Beal, Wolly, Toombs. Eighryfseven BOYS' TENNIS April Upper Darby Radnor May Lower Merion 'Cheltenham Yeadon Lansdowne Abington Norristown GIRLS' TENNIS April Upper Darby Radnor May Lower Merion Cheltenham Tredyffrinflfasttown Lansdowne Abington Norristown LACROSSE April l3 Lfiuwr klvQ!'I'JN 17 Lm-,cr Mcrmfm 23 Svqzirtliimirc 28 George Sclwml May 7 fililtrm Heights ll Rzidiwr 13 Lmxcr iVlCI'lUI1 l lvlztrplc Ncwtfiwn -, .., 1 4 LAIIHUSSE llfw-iid' VARSITY LACROSSE First Row: Mullens, Kimble, Keating, Totaro, Syvertsen, Fater, Annett. Second Row: Vance, Burns, Heylmun, Zercher, Keller, Hagen, Klipple, Perkins, DeLardi. I-WEHl3'llHIl'5 EU CHI E STAFF First Row: Mr. -Iuenger, Mr. Hill, Miss Riis, Miss David, Miss Hil- bert, Mr. Huber, Nir. Hughes. Second Row: Mr. Schenck, Mr. Breuninger, Mr. Howarth, Miss Ott, Miss Pike, Mr. Shiplett, Mr. Gwinn, Mr. Crispin. Third Row: Mr. Harter, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Cornog, Mr. Studenroth, Mr. Stinson. Eiglityfeiglfit PRI PORTS I 9 5 5 5 f 'I WRX X . ,f M VR Mr, ,,. 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Tlircc cheers for l-liivcrmrd Hwflw THREE CHEERS School. Long may we sinh NX'lw1lc wc are clwccrm l.-It our vm cs ring r- Tlwrcc Qlwccrf liwr Haveilcwrd Hgh , Silimml. NYC will zxlwuyf love ywu. Hmwr and nclure. Tlircc cheers for Haverford High Sclwol. Rah. mlm mln! CHEERLEADERS First Row: Jeanne Garland, Carol Dannenhauer, Merry Shaner, Susan Walker, Gretchen Fi-ings KC:-iptainb. Second Row: Carol F1-ees, Hedy Peabody, Sally Schellenberg, Cynthia Toombs, Carol Ann Mano, Doris Wright. v.fx?FF5 v,-- - V , , 1 -. ,.,....,.,, , ,.v,, V,-4,-.L ,YJ VY -My :lf- . 1:1 ':,'Qf'G,-i'2.Hf':7I'fgkkfzf-:Q- ffL .':E',i':iqff75,2 :Q-1,11-,g.,:z-, rt, 4: 5.2. -4.1, X, . 4-:fi 6153? 1' QL:-1.f'Lg1, vi'-L 'ZfIi2 -if a ff. ff '- ' ' ' f 1.-ly , ,-a:A.:.'f,-j3Zg-,:,- 'V I' Y ' '. ' -.1 1 ., '-.' ,J .., bl.. V' b ' - v ' A A J' ' '-fi: J 'i,fg,'-55 . V - ,111fg:21QQ1:.f gf. . ' . ,.., m , 5 A H -N x , . . ' 1' ' 1 ' ' ' ' -' - r Q-I -.-yckr .?f41s,,.-Vg,-,, -,,,. ,N V X I t 4 1 HwM ff w I 1 lA.. I 1 I I .,1., :.ggQ1.f-:fE552,'X'Mlm, M 4-.4 ' Holixon 500151 M 5 '37 QWQWXNQZ ,we 4 Kfff-fff 4 ,W X fax 67 BQLJNlQ3Lii+'gii fi L W p 'xy M ff fag Q ff If ,iw Q K X lj My A gl f XX xl Ei. --,Q.Q Q Xa 5 OPHGMOMS J Ay f Um ifgi LF' X XJ N' 'LA ' xx-X X W in X fm? 5 1 W 1 Q 4 J Q H ifx --MA IVA' K JN ffl ffl ijfffggmiwf JAM 55 Y my XgQ?fX Xfkfgi JKJKQQRJX HSIJUN ALL TU Sllll PRESENTATION Dan Nauman presenting the class gift to Gus Costalas. The approach of June will bring to all of us a feeling of sorrow because it means that we, the Class of '53, shall no longer walk through the halls of H.H.S., as students, or participate in any more activities. So let us reminisce a while before singing the last strains of our Alma Mater. On September 8, 1952, the graduating class of '53 entered thc doors of Haverford to take its place among the other senior classes, The fall season was filled with many exciting football and soccer games. Lively pep rallies were sprinkled throughout the season to bolster the school spirit. The first Annual Football Dance was enthusiastically accepted and turned out to be quite a hit. The girls' hockey team, although not too victorious throughout the season, wound up their schedule by beating Lower Merion. The soccer tcam also came forth for the Alma Mater by copping thc Suburban I Championship. The dramatic department was very busy preparing for the All School Show, Election Daze, a terrific production! As we moved into the winter term, there were many events to highlight the season. At Christmas there was the musical premier, Amahl and the Night Visitors, and during the holidays the annual Christmas Ball was held. All through the vacation, the boys' basketball team was practicing dilif gently. They were rewarded for their work with many thrilling and victorious games which provided them with title of Suburban I Champs. The girls at Haverford were not standing idle on the court either, for they brought home an undefeated record. Gilbert EQ? Sullivan then returned to the stage in the spirit of the Mikado and the music depart' ment certainly worked hard getting those fans opened at the precise moment! Another memorable event for the class was the senior ball, MardifGras. Everyone admired the weird decorations, especially the devil's mask. The Fordian Thespians put on another smashing production called, Men Are Like Street Cars. All agreed that it was one of the best senior class plays yet! Soon the spring season arrived and with it came Si Garber, Haverford's exchange student to Germany. Track, Lacrosse, and baseball got underway to bring home new victories for H.H.S. In a few more days now, the class of '53 will no longer be present here as students, but what this class did and said will long be remembered as we bequeath the school to the class of 1954. Ninetyftwo CLASS ll P195 First Row: Wood, Willard, Teetsell, B. Lewis Vfreasurerl, Jensen fVice-Presidentl, Perkins Csecretaryl, Costalas lpres- identl, Welsh, Vandewater, Bean, March. Second Row: Viguers, Miller, Valentino, Hayes, Sydnor, Kauffman, An- derman, Logan, McCloy, Winston, Calabria, Shaw. Third ROW: Keller, Burgess, Kaiser, North, Greenfield, Aigeldinger, Arrell, Bonner, Zetusky, MacMain, Wark. Fourth Row: Wedemeyer, Wardlow, Treganowan, Wilkinson, Boyle, Finneran, R. Moore, Brandt, Bruckner, Bradley, McPeak, Lawless, Welchoir. Fifth Row: Carlin, Mahoney, Tezla, Metzler, Bergy, Toal, Turner, Keighler, Brunner, Tholan, Keller, Storm, Straub, George, Bayha, Spangler, McCarty, Varallo, Thorp, Waters, Barry, Brewster, Roberts, Marvel, Marshall. Sixth Row: Carruthers, Kinsley, Morell, Oakford, Weber, Kring, Blourne, Altus, McDonald, Brennan, Mar- thorpe, Engle. First Row: S. Robson, Pfaff, Rosengarten, Durbano, deyec- chis, P. Robson, Kalmey, Dolan, Gilmore, Donovan, Fantmi Second Row: Freas, Frye, Bush, Freeman, Drexler, Darnell D'Alo-nzo, Paulin, Durkson, Cusack, Hickman. Third Row Dilworth Nitti, Crebbin, Schumann, Finisdore, Cuddy, W 9 Smith, Cionet, Riddell, Cooper, Howe.Fourth Row:I-Iubbard, David, Hoss, Greenjack, Hilly, Heward, Haly, Hopen, Hemphill, Halley, DeBruhl, Justin. Fifth Row: Gillstrom, Gelletly, Graham, Parsons, Remington, Grady, Orr, Green- wood, Higgins, Simmons, Huber, Raak, Headington, Flie- gee, Femia, Robertson, Henning, Ogle, Henry, Gross, Selvagn, C. Smith, Hyson, Saxon. Sixth Row: Ruth, Oakley, Schiavesande, Schrader, Hunt, Guss, Griffin, Eddy, Hansell, Green, Ohcay. Ninetyfthree 4 -.-...a,., Class uf1954 First Row: Swope, Maher, Shay, Syvertsen, Oldfield, Kehr, J. Walker, Troxell, Good, Burress, B. Bradley. Second Row: Carrick, Lipson, Gersitz, E. Fowler, Chamberlain, Carson, jones, Geuther, Lynch, Bianco. Third Row: Stewart, Andreozzi, Foley, Peabody, M. Fowler, Clause, Yohe, Ruess, Rollings, Ashwell, Cambell. Fourth Row: Reinhold, S. Adams, Berry, Pierson, Beck, Beyer, Burrell, Bailey, Wray, Tucker, Pieper. Fifth Row: Hunter, DeLacy, Winters, j. Walker, Heylmun, Sheller, Geary, Myers, Bretz, Morrow, Auritt, Wragg, Allen, S. Adams, Williams, Yost, Gian- nascoliz, Zulzer, Gallup, Frazer, Annett, Cole, DeLardi, Armstrong, Fisher, White. Sixth Row: T. Adam, Purdy, Dunnington, Neirn, C. Armstrong, Bruse, Cox, Stueber, Woll, Young, Tindall, Christman, Bell. First Row: Knapp, S. Miller, Candillo, Rosenberg, Keating, Pintof, Mozlin, Mann, Hagy, Eyre, Fater. Second Row Hodge, Youkel, Spector, Hertzberger, Speek, Rudroff Schlessinger, Carroll, L. Fisher. Third Row: Hodgens, Woodcock, Strong, MacClay, Robinson, Mullen, Heivly, Alnut, Garland, Yakes, Wachob. Fourth Row: Myers, Turnbull, Rogers, Graham, Henderson, DiLu1lo, Hatton, Owens, Ruus, Kirschner, McCoach, Klinger, Moll. Fifth Row: Rahney, Lorentz, Higgens, Heald, Hansell, Morrison, Moore, Lillard, Hagarty, Leidldoldt, Kingston, Scheer, Linquist, Manno, Phillips. Sixth Row: Pizzillo, Kalesse, Kohler, Hishrneh, Redman, Schmidt, Davis, M. Henderson, Edsall, Gelso. Ninety-four Class nf 1955 First Row: O'Neill, Irwin, Knorr, Bloom, Anderson, Dimmic, H. Blankenheim, Davis, Campbell, R. O',Neill, Larkin. Second Row: Foley, Johnson, Shahade, Tidball, Blankenheirn, Coffee, Ganes, Anastasia, Annett, Westton, Tanky, Boone, Comfort. Third Row: Rossi, Veglia, Cape- ferri, Balback, Berry, Anderson, Alf, Banardo, Borth, Richards, Crawford. Fourth Row: Walcott, Bruecker, Armandi, Noble, Bermbalm, Mittlestead, Fletcher, McCarty, Fist, Umstead, Ashenfelter, Bauer, Sellew. Fifth Row: Gallagher, Albanessia, Bordman, Ellwell, L. Sydnor, S. Fish, Anderson, Fanelli, Bellimi, Benz, Rohrer, Beamon. Sixth Row: Barlow, Forey, Robinson, Baskerville, Baile, Bayha, Singer, Green, Richter, Conard, Shwrr, Wooten. Seventh Row: Tragar, Vogel, Conger, Smithers, Vernon, Auchy, Tucker, Rowley, Singer, Banlls, Wickham. First Row: Margolf, Dougherty, Heller, Lillmars, Fletcher, Henderson, Rogers, Kompass, Lipshutz, Noss, DiPietran- tonio. Second Row: Clampffer, Harrington, Giangiulio, Kurtz, Markuson, McFadden, Morrow, Schofield, Farina, Cave, Liberace. Third Row: Bordogna, Compopiano, Calab- ria, Kauffman, Lyshon, Dalton, Lyons, Lerro, Giangiulio. Fourth Row: Davis, Brucher, Britton, Hill, Limroth, Mullen, Gann, Moffa, Draper, Iseminger, White, Brinton. Fifth Row: J. Jones, Eldenberg, A. Jones, Myers, CVice-Presi- dcntjg Curley, Moffett, Glenn, Potts, McCuen, Feld, Kepner, R. Brinton. Sixth Row: DeO'lden, Paxton, Law, Uhler, Saalman, KP:-esidentlg MacGuire, Lundvall, Bernhard, R. Davis, Foss, Chagnon. Seventh Row: Irvin, Kemp, Cheyney, Gates, Fitzgerald, Caley, Buch, Carson, Dunnington, Clouser, Krammar. Eighth ROW: Gilbert, Greenblatt, Jor- genson, Kaplan, Cunningham, Howe, Farrell, Guion, Malory, Hanley. Ninetyfjive Class M1955 E7 V 152 .IK V Q, 4 gl K 2-qw First Row: Short, Wills, Young, Allyn, Hirtle, Kershaw Liberato, Lewis, Wilson, Sieber, Harris. Second Row: Tor rens, White, Woodward, Kenmel, Shohade, Woodcock Bianco, Huebruer, Ienni, Beattey, Banks. Third Row: Geiger, Kirk, Mass, Troaiani, Brooks, Mairs, Hood, Scherer, Lewis, Bunn, Bonsall, Greene. Fourlh Row: McIntyre, Hubbard MacCorkell, Barton, Arrison, Hibberd, Hunt, Locklin 253. Cameron, Brown, Higgons, Field, Bretz. Fifth Row: Mc- Soper, Brooke, Weimer, Hepburn, McAllister. Sixth ROW: Trudgeon, Gaum, Thomas, Wenner, Hendee, Lotuff, Mc- Laughlin, Lewis, Gorman, Lunger, Albright, Winton, Wil- kinson, Leidy. Seventh Row: Vye, Aungst, Kockler, Tuhks, Holley, Becker, Luchs, Loney, Leonard, Griffith, Hutchinson. First Row: Paul, Pomroy, Pressede, Miller, Mee, Orwig, O'Donnell, Moore, Neal, Meely, Rolli. Second ROW: Rass mussen, Prood, Marhn, C. Neil, R. Neil, Nassella, Rossi, Markey, Piper, Passo, Reiter, Finch, Anderson. Third Row Cichetti, Wills, Griangiulio, Hartman, Blank, Mason, Runyan, Phillips, DiMattia, Kachel, Monteith, Wannop 5 Runyan, Storm, Mull, McC1oy, Edwards, Morton, Carlino, Nlontgomery, Cheyney, Bertolet, Cunningham, Klein, Clopper, MacCalmont, Doherty, Ross, Carrasai, Dolan, Finelli, Sycamore, Dove. Fourth Row: Hendrickson, Speak, Colea, Keller, Dougherty, Blank, Coafides, Herbert, Keene, Collett, Conroy, Downs, McLaughlin, Craig, Storm, Atlee, Edwards, Black, Culver, Flaherty, McLaughlin, Busko, Day, Richards, Tucker, D'Cardillo, Ruggieri. Fifth Row: Envall, McLachlin, Dortone, DePietro, Evans, England, Dreizler, Eagin, Dempsey, Craymer, Eddy. N1':lKIf, ,SlX 1, .,... - . Li' J' ff, f ROL N, W uv- ,. --A 1 H5 1 n... . f H: . ff , ' F .Q I ff ' , ' 'R ETL., W' ' . Q Doc. 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