Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

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Pinioned in splendor may our banners soar, Crimson and Gold friumphani evermore. Soon, all foo soon, our school-clay ioys are gone Then, will: flie radiance of llwe breaking dawn Ascends our love in loyalfy io rihee. I And mem'ry holds us close efernally. Sfudenis arise, shoui' now wifh wild acclaim, Join in fhe song fo Alma Ma'l'er's name. Lei noi' one foe among her ranlrs be lrnown, Feally and love will ever bring us home. ,fy .,, 1 . --., f-- 4 W... I H - , I J pl'e5ellteJ fke .Sznior C6144 of .jvlauerfoml Seann! JW, 1956 WI! RREYSTO f r 'r 'r ' VTIY NES Foreword The pafh from 'lhe old +o l'he new is one +rod many 'limes during a life- fime. Travellers on lhis roufe are ofien accompanied by mixed emofions - regre+, anficipafion, nosfalgia, and a measure of uneasiness regarding lhe new surroundings. The s+uden+s of Haverford High School have experienced +hese vividly +his year in fransferring and ad- iusfing +o fhe new school building, complefed in fhe firsl mon+hs of I956. The Class of I956 in June lakes an even greaier sfep in choosing fhe way of life, school, or profession fhey will follow as adulfs. If if has no+ already done so, change will play a role of increasing imporlance. As fhe school year, our book opens wifh +he old school and closes wifh +he new, wifh picforial records of fa- miliar persons, places, and lhings from bolh buildings. His dedi- ca+ed +o progress, for il' illuslrafes 'lhe inevifable 'l'ru+h fhal' progress musl' bring change. STAFF CO-EDITORS Lilly Berg Carol Beclx EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen: Marsha Zeigler, Virginia Ford Roberl' While Kay Marnei Peier McGraIh Joyce Laramy Roger Nelson Mary Kresse David DePaul Barbara Bonniwell Dennis Slosiacl Y LITERARY COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen: Diane Gibbons, Peggy Davis Judy Elder Carol Burion Madeline Saling Lynne Cohen Pa+'ri Gray Janel' Sharp Joan Edwards Elaine Feinsiein Be'Isy Morrow Claire Fuhr BUSINESS COMMITTEE Chairman: Marion Melzler Peggy Lindarnood Barbara Bonniwell Carolyn Rush Sue Morgan Audrey Finney Barbara Weise Sue Lange BeH'e Lou Ah' Carole Johnson Alice Allen Lillibel' Learning TYPING COMMITTEE Chairman: Carole Milner Joan Acfon Mary Odorisio Emily Angsfadr Linda Oursler Joan Domenick Srella Piaggione Adele Lidle Carol Srrohmerz Marge Tulumello PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Chairman: Marcia Slone ART COMMITTEE Chairman: Marcy Marfindale Dee di Rocco Cassy Hill Louise Fishman Claralee O'Leary Six TABLE IIE IIIINTENTS AIIMINISTIIATIIIN SENIIIRS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS IINIIEIIBIASSMEN if DEDICATION U Z1iT'fl'fvATf Miss Olive Moore is reTiring Trom The Teaching profession This June aTTer ThirTy years oT devoTed service To The School DisTricT of Haverford Township. She has parTicipaTed in The growTh oT our high school Trom an enrollmenl' of 320 sTudenTs and 26 Teachers To iTs presenT membership oT lO6O sTudenTs and 53 Teachers. Miss Moore has earned The aTFecTion oT hundreds of sTudenTs by her conscienfious and unseliish devoTion To The highesT ideals of The Teaching profession. She has cooperaTed Tully wiTh The members oT our TaculTy in many professional acTiviTies. The sTudenTs and The TaculTy uniTe in wishing her healTh and happiness in The years ahead! Mr. John Walker Tor The FaculTy. The sTudenTs oT Haverford High School wish To dedicaTe GreysTones oT l956 To Miss Olive E. Moore in The sincere hope ThaT iT will help To express Their graTiTude Tor her many years oT unselTish service. Miss Moore has always given generously oT her Time and inTeresT To her pupils. She has besTowed in all who have known her a Teeling of deepesT respecl' and admiraTion. As Miss Moore reTires, she leaves behind hundreds oT graTeTul sTudenTs, presenT and pasT, who. remembering her boTh as a Teacher and as a Triend, wish her all possible happi- ness in The TuTure. Diane Gibbons and Peggy Anne Davis Tor The STudenT body. Eight 2 Q ADMINISTRATICN DR. R. R. ABERNETHY Superinfendeni' Many Ihanlcs Io Dr. Abernelhy who in his ree Iiremenl lhis year leaves behind I4 years of dedi- caled service Io Ihe highschool and comrnunily . .. ADMIN Aciing Superinlendenf Mark Rice confers wifh Mr. Arfhur Waller, School Psychologist SCHOOL BOARD FIRST ROW: Mrs. Cole: Mr. Taylor: Mr. Jaclcson, Presidenf: Mr. Moran: Mr. Brown: Mr. Hardy: Dr. Aberneihy, Superin+endeni: Schrader, Vice President Mrs. McCaffrey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mr. Spifznerg Mr. Manfhorpe, Treasurer: Mr. Hughes, Secrefary. Ten ISTRATION and To Mr. Walker, who guided us Through our high school years, we wish conlinued success in rhe new building. Mr. Walker confers wiih his sfaff. MR. JOHN WALKER Principal MR- HILL MR. sTlNsoN Miss McMA'HON Deaf' of BOYS Assisiani Principal Dean of Gi,-ls Eleven The Faculty LANGUAGES IISS GILMORE MISS MEACHAM MISS PERKINS MISS REIS MR. COLLIER Lafin French Spanish Spanish German 'e Cify-Michigan U. of Penn.-Temple Temple-Temple Syracuse-Syracuse F. and M.-U. of Calif. J. C. L. Lacrosse Defeniion Hall Girls' Baslrefball MATHEMATICS AR. GURNIAK MISS COLLINS MR. HARTER MR. HOWARTH MISS MOORE MR. MUSSER General Mafh Geomefry Phofography Solid Geomeiry Algebra Geomefry U. of Penn. Wilson-Columbia Bloomsburg T. C.-Temple Temple-U. of Penn. Bucknell-Columbia T. C. Buclmell-U. of Pe Naiional Honor Sociefy Wresiling S+uden+ Finances Sfudenl' Finances Rifle Club IR. BREUNINGER MR. HUBER MISS KUHN Kmerican Hjsfory World Hisfory Physical Educafion down T. C.-Temple Temple-Temple Ursinus Track Dramaiics Girls' Baskelball All School Show L. LIVINGSTON MR. TUPPENY MR. VALENTI nerican Hisfory D. World Hislory World Hisfory n Shia-Temple . C.-Temple LaSalle-Villanova W. Chesfer T. C.-U of P. SREYSTONES Foolball Foolball HISTORY SCIENCE MR. BENNETT MR. GWINN MR. KEYSER MR. SCHENCK MR. SCHMUCKLER Physics Biology Biology Chemisfry Chemisfry 1ce+on-U. of Penn. Wesl Chesler T. C.-Temple Temple-Temple W. Virginia-U. of Piif. U. of Penn.-U. of Penn. Boys' Lacrosse Baseball Soccer Track Radio-WHHS J , COMMERCIAL ARTS I 4 ? X if MR. DOLAN MR. BAWN MRS. BEVINS MISS NEFF MR. POSTPICHAL MR. WILEY Bookkeeping Typing Shorlhand Shorihand Commercial-Sales General Maih F Penn.-U. of Penn. GeHysburg-U. of Penn. Wes? CI1BSI8I' T. C. Temple-Temple Temple-Temple Drexel - U. of Penn. Cenfral Treasury A. A. Finances Color Corner Secrelarial Club Publicafion Finances Social Commiifee MISS BROWN MR. CRISPIN MISS HELBIG MISS JONES English Liferaiure American Liieraiure World Liferafure American Liieraiure Wesiminsfer-Columbia Oberlin-Temple Temple-Temple U. of Penn.-U. of Penn. College Club Fcoiball Fordian Assembly Program ENGLISH MR. LEUTE MISS NICKERSON World Lileraiure English Liferaiure Wesf Chesfer T. C.--Temple Delaware-U. of Penn. Boys' Tennis Graduaiion Exercises is l aiaaa r MISS OTT MISS PIKE Drama English Liferafure Shippensburg T. C.-Temple Swarfhmore-U. of Penn World Wide Workshop Pen and Ink MR. BROWN MR. CORNOG MISS DAVID MISS HILBERT Driving Educaiion Physical Educaiion Physical Educaiion Physical Educaiion lersville T. C.-Purdue Swarfhmore-U. of Penn. Arnold-Ruigers Temple-Temple Slage Crew Boys' Inlramural Sporis Direcior of Girls' Sporis Girls' Swimming MR. JUENGER MISS MELLINGER 'hysical Eclucafion Home Economics Temple-Temple Drexel-U. of Penn. Boys' Baslreiball Cos'rume Club FINE ARTS PRACTICAL ARTS MRS. SMITH MRS. YERGER Home Eonomics School Nurse Drexel Bryn Mawr Hos.-U. of Penn. Cheerleading Nursing Club MR. CHUSE MISS DeCOU MR. PINK MR. Ari' Librarian Music Assis HALLOWEL 'rani Librarian C1-1- T--...nl MR. MUTO MR. TECCO MR. WEBER Ar+ Music Music Edinboro-Ala. Polyiech. In. Temple-Temple U. of Penn.-U. of Penn. Junior High Soccer Orchesira Band I w SENIORS JOHN H. TOAL I8 E. Mercer Ave. REDS Secref Ambi-Iion: To be a polifical leader. Career: Law. Remembered -for: His casual eFIi- ciency. Execulive Commiffee: Sfudervi Council I, 2, lVice-Presidenil 3: Assembly Commiflee lUsheri I, 2. 3: Soccer I. 2, 3: Lacrosse I, 2: Baskeiball I, 2: Nefional Honor Sociefy 2, lVice-Presidenll 3: Boys' Hi-Y 2, lVice-Presidenfl 3: Class Offices: Presidenf 3: Vice- Presidenf I, JOHN W. COKER I09 Rockland Road JACK Secref Ambiiionz To ride in some- 'rhing boiler +l1an a 4l Ford. Career: Engineering. Remembered for: His hunfing 'Irips. SI'uden+ Council 2, 3: Foofball I, 2, 3: Orclwesfra I, 2. 3: Band I, 2, 3: Bowling 3: Class Offices: 'Vice-Presidenf 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociefy 3. I956 Sixteen enior Ogcerd RICHARD A. CARRICK 848 Homesread Road MCH Secrei Ambifion: To be a mil- Iionaire. Career: Government Remembered for: His pink shiris. Assembly Commillee 2, 3: Social CommiHee 3: Foorball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2: Wresfling I, 2: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3: Class Treasurer 3: Senior Play lCas+l 3: Nafional Honor Sociery 3. MARIAN JANE METZLER I04 Tenby Road MAR Secrei Ambi'I'ion: To be a brain surgeon. Career: Psychology. Remembered for: Her ready smile. Execuiive Commiiree lSecreIaryl: Afhlefic Associa+ion 2: Hockey I, 3: Lacrosse I: Baskefball I. 2, 3: Cheerleading 2, lCo-Cap- Iainl 3: Nafional Honor Socieiy 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, lSecre+aryl 3: FORDIAN I, 2, 3: GREY- STONES lBusiness Chairmanl: Class Office: Secrelary 3, JOAN VALERIE ACTON I65 Friendship Road, Drexel Hill JOAN Secrel Ambifion: To marry a cer lain wonderful guy. Career: Secrelary. Remembered for: Her blonde, Feminine allracliveness. Finance Commillee I, 2. 3: Op- erella 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Secrerarial Club: GREY- STONES llypisll: Meril Award: Sophomore English: Senior Play Commilleel: All-School Show Show ICaslI, SUSAN RUTH ADAMS 5II Devon Road SUE Secrel Ambilionr Navy Ilighl I'1UI'Se. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her candid- ness. Modern Language Club 2, 3: Nursing Club ITreasurerI 2, 3: College Club 2: Bowling Club 2: Biology Club 3: All-School Show lProduclionl 2. JOAN ALBERTINI 429 Harringfon Road JONI Secref Ambifionz To be in lhe Powder Pull Derby. Career: Privale Secrelary, Remembered for: I-ler friendly challer. Ari' Club 3: Color Corner: Ivleril Award: Arl. BETTE LOUISE ALF I358 Robinson Avenue BETTE LOU Secref Ambifion: To always be special lo a cerlain someone. Career: Recepfionisl. Rememberd for: Her wink. Social Commillee 3: Ari Club 3: C-REYSTONES IBusiness Commil- leel: All-School Show lCasl'I 2, 3: Finance Commiflee 3. S eventeen ALICE E. ALLEN I26 Shelbourne Road POGO Secref Ambilion: To gel a I in C-eomelry. Career: School marm. Remembered for: Her cule walk. Sludenl Council I, 2: Hockey I, 2, 3: Lacrosse I: Orcheslra I, 2: Band I, 2, 3: Modern Language Club 2: College Club I: All- School Show lCaslI 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: GREYSTONES lBusiness Corn- milleel. DAVID J. ALSTROM I06 Campbell Avenue DAVE Secrel Ambilion: To pass lyping. Career: Building lrade. Remembered for: His collegiale looks. Finance Commillee 3: Track I, 2. CHILTON W. ALTER 325 Slralhmore Road TONY Secrel' Ambifion: To be a chief engineer of WHI-IS-TV. Career: Eleclrical Engineering. Remembered for: His high ideals. Assembly Commillee 3: Radio Club 3: Rifle Club I, 2, 3: Pro- ieclor Club 2, 3: All-School Show IRA. Sysleml 3. ROBERT P. ANDERMAN 305 Lincoln Avenue BOB Secref Ambilions To own a Slufz- Bearcal: Career: Underfaker. Remembered for: His reserved manner, EM I LY R. ANGSTADT 2703 Belmonl Avenue, Ardmore EM Secrel Ambilion: To be a slar loolball player. Career: Secrelary. Remembered for: Her chic coil- lure, Traffic Commillee I: Lacrosse 2: Secrelarial Club: J.C.L. I, 2: eramsrones lrypasii. ROBERT E. AUERBACH 302 Walnul Hill Lane BOB Secrel Ambilionz To have my own hundred acres, Career: Medicine. Remembered for: His slriking blue eyes. Radio Club 2: J.C.L. 3: Proiec- lor Club 3: Chess Club I, 2, 3: Pholography Club 3. CAROLE LOIS BAKER I30B Darby Road BAKE Secrei' Ambilionz To be a year younger. Career: Medical secrelary. Remembered for: Being shook. Girls' Council I: Social Com- millee I, 2, 3: Hockey 2: La- crosse l. 2: Arl' Club I. 2. 3: Secrelarial Club: Caleleria Wail- ress I, 2: FORDIAN llypisll 27 PEN AND INK llypisll 31 All- School Show lCasll 3. YVONNE BLANCHE BANNAN 320 E. Manoa Road YVONNE Sacrel Ambilion: To own a pink Cadillac. Career: Clerical work, Remembered for: Her curly eye- lashes. s Q. iQl, 'l it mb M ' .N ... V. BARBARA M. BECHTEL 255 Kenmore Road BARB Secrel' Ambifion: To own a Mex- ican Hairless. Career: Marriage. Remembered fo r : Collecling Monkeys. A Cappella Choir: I. CAROL BECK 2932 Morris Road, Ardmore BECKENBERRY Secrel Ambilionz To be happy al- ways. Career: Psychology. Remembered for: Jusl being Carol. A Cappella Choir, J. C. L. l., lSec relaryl 2, 3: GREYSTONES lCo Edilor-in-Chiell: All School Show lCommilleel 3: Meril Awards: Bi. ology, Auxilium Lalinum: Nalion- al Honor Sociely 3. DAVID ANDREW BENFER 280I Darby Road, Ardmore ANDY Secrel Ambilionz To see Mr. Shiplell wilh an all boy P. O. D. Class. Career: Biologist Remembered as: The man lor Laramyf' Nalional I-lonor Sociely 2, llreas- urerl 3: Operella I: A Cappella Choir I: Avialion Club lVice Presidenll 2: Meril Award: Sophf omore Hislory. LILLY THERESE BERG IIO S. Manoa Road LIL Secref Ambifion: To be an inler- nalional lramp. Career: Social service. Remembered for: Her sublle wil. Assembly Commillee 2, 3: Nafion- al Honor Sociely 2. 3: Arr Club I, 2: Library Club I, 2, 3: Modern Language Club 2, 3: J.C.L. I, 2: Bowling Club I: GREYSTONES lCo-edilor-in-chiell: PEN AND INK I, 2, lArl Edilorl 3: Meril Awards: Sophomore English, Aux- ilium Lalinum: All School Show lCommi+leel I, Senior Play lCommilleel. Eighteen , 2 is 5 5 if ,U BARBARA A. BONNIWELL I6I5 Ridgeway Road BABS Secref Ambiiion: To organize a Y.W.B.A. Career: College. Remembered for: Those cule kills. Social Commillee 2, 3: Lacrosse I: A Cappella Choir I, 3: Mod- ern Language Club I: GREY- STONES lBusiness Commilleel: PEN AND INK lLi+erary Com- milleel. RICHARD J. BORDOGNA 204 Easl' Eagle Road DICK Secref Ambilion: To be a good soccer player. Career: Farming. Remembered for: His speed on fhe soccer Ieam. Alhlelic Associalion: Foolball I: Soccer I, 2, 3. ELAINE ROBERTA BORSARI 2 I4 Kenmore Road ELAINE Secref Ambiiionz To own a ward- robe ol imporled cashmere sweal- eI'5. Career: Privale secrelary. Remembered for: Her auburn hair. Sludenl Council 3: Social Com- miflee I: A Cappella Choir: Sec- relarial Club: FORDIAN Iypisl 3: PEN AND INK llypisfl. SUZANNE BOUTILIER 2704 Belmonf Avenue, Ardmore SUE Secrei' Ambifion: To own a '55 while Cadillac Eldorado converf- ible. Career: Airline hosless. Remembered for: Her love of EI- dorados. Tennis I, 2: Orcheslra I, 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Senior Play lCommiHeel. BAN N ER BOWMAN 45 Dacaiur Road CUT Secref Ambifion: To be a suc- cess. Career: Ag ricullu re . Remembered for: Being a woman haler. Baseball I, 2: Rifle I, 2, 3. JOHN C. BOYD IIO6 Allsfon Road JACK Secrel' Ambifion: Play in a whole foofball game. Career: College. Remembered for: His physical prowess. Foolball 3: Baslcelball I, 2, 3: Baseball 2: Social Commillee 2: Meri? Award: Physical Educalion. ROBERT H. BREN NAN 46 Princeion Road BOB Secref Ambifion: To be manager ol Ihe Kansas Cily Alhlelics. Career: Adverlising. Remembered for: Being l'he fool- ball 'feam's righl-hand man. Alhlelic Associalion: Foolball I, 2, llvlanagerl 3: Baslcelball I, 2, 3. JUDITH S. BRINTON I35I Burmoni Road, Drexel Hill JUDY Secrel Ambilion: To fly an air- plane around fhe world. Career: Teaching. Remembered for: Her alhlefic abilily. Execulive Commillee: Sfudenl' Council 3: Afhlelic Associalion lCo-Chairmanl: Assembly Com- millee I: Hockey 2, 3: Lacrosse I. 2, 3: Baslrelball I, 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y 3i College Club I. Nineteen DONALD J. BULGARELLI 3I Harvard Road DON Secref Ambifion: To see lhe Eagles win lhe championship. Remembered for: His quiel humor. Boys' Council I: Lacrosse 2. BARBARA JOAN BURBANK 3I5 Ivy Rock Lane B.B. Secrer Ambiiion: To be a model. Career: Elemenlary leaching. Remembered for: Always enjoy- ing herself. A Cappella Choir: Ari Club 32 I, 2, 3: Bowling Club I. JANIS E. BURKE I507 Dorchesler Road JAN Secrel Ambilionz Air line hosless. Career: Secrelary. Remembered for: Her billowing pellicoals. Color Corner: I, 2, 37 Bowling Club I, 2: Caleleria Wairress I, 2.3. CAROL R. BURROWS 25I4 Wooclleigh Road CAROL Secrel' Ambifion: Marry a minis- fer. Career: Church secrefary. Remembered for: Her religious inreresls. Color Corner: 2, 3: Bowling Club 2. CAROL JEAN BURTON I28 Friendship Road, Drexel Hill CAROL Secrel Ambilionz To be an airline hosless. Career: School leaching. Remembered for: Being a lady. Hockey 2: Lacrosse 2, 3: Swim- ming I, 2, 3: Girls' Hi-Y 3: W. W.W. 3: Riding Club I, 2: GREYSTONES lLilerary and Pholography Commilleeli Alle School Show lUshereHeI. VIRGINIA CAROL BURTON 30 Kafhmere Rd. GINGER Secref Ambilionz Professional ice skaler. Career: A receplionisl' in Ihe Uniled Nalions Building. Remembered for: I-Ier skill wilh a needle. Alhlelic Associalion 3: Coslume Club I, lSecre+aryl 2, 3: I, 3: Bowling Club I: Caleleria Wailress 2, 3. BEVERLEY JOAN BUSCH 528 Harringion Road BEV Secrel Ambiiion: To own my own '56 Caddie Converlible. Career: Privale secrelary. Remembered for: Her arlislic louch. Hockey I: Arr Club 2, 3: Color Corner: Meril' Award: Arr. GAIL M. CAPPELLI I37 Merrybrook Drive GAIL Secref Ambifionx To be a nal- ural blonde. Career: Arl. Remembered for: Her baby voice. Social Commillee: Lacrosse 3: Arl Club: Bowling Club: All-School Show lCas+l 3: Senior Play lCom- milleel. OIL! tLe gfedt WOJJ JPN!- HENRY J. CARR 774 Lawson Avenue HANK Secref Ambiiionz To own a molor- cycle. Career: Elecfronics engineer. Remembered as: The life of lhe par+y. Assembly Commillee 21 Rifle Club I, 2, 3: Wresfling 3. DAVID BRUCE CASSIDY I53 Clemson Road, Bryn Mawr HOPALONG Career: Denlisl. Remembered for: Being lhe Hop- along ol Ihe loolball learn. Foolball 3. WILLIAM E. CASTELLANO I420 Lawndale Avenue BILL Secrel' Ambifionz Know more news rhan Mr. Shiplell. Career: Navy. Remembered for: Being a real Ierrilic sailor. Finance Commillee 2. MARY JANE CLEMONS 5I5 Cen+raI Avenue MARY Secref Ambifionz To have iwelve lcids. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her willowy fig- ure. Ari Club I: Bowling Club I7 Meri? Award: lArll. wn f e rmgcng groouea o c ange. TENNYSON DORIS ETHEL COCHRANE 2I5I Chesfnul Avenue, Ardmore DORIS Secref Ambilionz Be a chemical engineer. Career: Medical secrelary. Remembered for: Her slrawberry blonde hair. Library Club I, 2: Modern Lan- guage Club 27 I, 3: College Club 2, 37 Bowling Club I, 2, PEN AND INK me sfeffl. LYNNE IRENE COHEN I629 Earlingfon Road LYNNE Secref Ambiiion: To be a fresh- man queen al Syracuse. Career: Journalism. Remembered for: Driving fhe Ieachers crazy. Baskelball 2, 3: Ari Club I, 2, 3: Modern Language Club 3: Col- lege Club 2, 3: FORDIAN lRe- porferl I, 2, 33 GREYSTONES lLiIerary Commilleel: All-School Show lUsherI. JOANN A. COLLIGON 3II Twin Oaks Drive JO Secrei Ambifion: To be on lime. Career: Inferior decoralion. Remembered for: Her prelly page-boy. Cosfume Club I, 2, 31 I. ROY H. COLLOM 62I Counfry Club Lane ROY Secrer Ambifion: To leach P.O.D. in Haverford. Career: Teacher. Remembered for: Being Joe Col- lege of Haverford, Sfudenl Council lg Alhlefic Asso- cialiong Wresfling I, 2, 3: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3: Senior Play lCas'rI. Twentyfone me I Il Wil if 3 DONALD M.coLvEI1 . , , , I I If . I I III 'ff I I I I I .Im -I Mfr I ii I1 'I I ' I Ill I' 'I .. I' I I I ZIO9 Cheslnul' Avenue, Ardmore - DON Secrei Ambifionz To fly Jels. Career: College. Remembered for: His enlhusiasm lor cars. Foolball 2. ROBERT E. COWART Spring Road BOB Secref Ambilionz To do a play wifh Tallulah. Career: Show business. Remembered for: Being a spry Grandpop! DEE Social Cornmillee 2: Radio engi- neer: Senior Play lCasII: All- School Show ICas'rI 3: Radio Pro- duclion I, 2. DOLORES ANN COOK 406 Earlinglon Road Secrel Ambiiion: To be a foreign correspondent Remembered for: Her funny an- Hoa Alhlelic Associaliong Finance Commillee 3: Library Club 2: FORDIAN lReporIerl I: All- School Show lUshereI'IeI 3. CYNTHIA ANN CRANE 206 Easl Park Road CYNDY Secrel Ambiiion: To be in Eng- land. Career: Receplionisl. Remembered for: Her lillle friend lvIary. Traffic Commillee 2: Library Club I: Modern Language Club I, 2: 3: Bowling Club I, 2: Senior Play lCommiIIeeI: Radio Procluclion I. IRENE Y. COOPER 2 E. Benedicl Avenue COOP Secrel' Ambiiionz To have my own Collie dogs. Career: BiIl's wife. Remembered for: Giving Bill a rough lime. Color Corner I, 2. 3: Riding Club '- DAVID A. CRISMAN I025 Larchmonl Avenue DAVE Secref Ambifion: To run lor Presiclenl. Career: College . Remembered for: His shorl hair cul. Alhlelic Associafion 2, 3: Assem- bIY Commilfee 3' GEORGE M. COVEY 647 Lawson Avenue COV Track I. , U I rf , Remembered for: His devilish - pranks, . . A Finance Commillee I: Foolball I, 2, 3: Senior Play: lCasII: AH. i School Show ICBSII- c. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM 5324 N. Delaware Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana MLL Secrel Ambifionz To have Mr. Shiplell like me. Career: Salesman. Career: College. Remembered for: His flaI lop. Foolball Manager I. 'Twentyftwo f L-,pi in -, ,Ly IIL. .. . A lr in cr 6 5 o 3 G 6 xy ,xx 1 y I I I XT I 1 , i I ' l , 1 .1 HELEN S. CUNNINGIHAM I230 Fairview Avenue SHORTY Secrel Ambiiion: To have a pei skunk. Remembered for: Being one of Ihe good Ihings Ihal come in small packages. Opera-Ha I, 2: A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3. MICHAEL J. DALTON IOI2 Manoa Road, Philadelphia MIKE Secrei Ambifion: To make a mil- lion, Career: Business. Remembered for: His Irish humor. Sludenl Council 2: Traffic Com- millee I: Foolball l, 2: Senior Play lCasll. WILLIAM JOS. DARLINGTON 29 Myrfle Avenue BILL Secref Ambiiionz To see Mr. Keyser do IO0 push ups. Career: Law. Remembered for: His mofor mama. Track I, 2: Rifle Club I. JACQUELYN ANN DAVIS I4 Fairfield Road JACKIE Secref Ambiiionz To go 'ro Europe. Career: Home economics. Remembered for: Her flirfalious eyes. Social Commiflee 3: Library Club I, 2: Modern Language Club 3: 2, 3: Riding Club 27 Bowling Club 2: Senior Play lCommiH'eel: All-School Show lCommiIl'eel 3: PEN AND INK llypisrl 2. MARGARET ANNE DAVIS 3 I0 Fairlamb Avenue PEGGY Secrei Ambifion: To carry a Iune. Remembered for: Her Ipana smile. Finance Commillee 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, lSecreIaryl 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, lChaplainl 3: Library Club I, 2, 3: Modern Language Club 2, 3: J. C. L. I, 2, lSecre- faryl 37 FORDIAN I, 2, lEcIiforl 37 GREYSTONES ICO-edilor Liler- ary Commilleel: Meril' Awards: Sophomore and Junior I-lislory, Sophomore English, Auxilium Lal- inum: Senior Play lCasIl. M. DAVID DE PAUL 5 I 3 Lawrence Road DAVE Career: Chemislry. Remembered for: His deff piano slylings. Boys' Council I: GREYSTONES lEdi'rorial Commilieel: All-School Show lCasl'I 2, 3, lCommilleel 3. DOMENICA M. DiFURIA 2529 Chesfnuf Avenue, Ardmore DOLLY Secref Ambiiion: To honeymoon in Venice. Career: Beaulician. Remembered for: Her shy smile. A Cappella Choir: PEN AND INK Ilypisfl 3. PHYLIS ANN DiGUGI.IELMO 2524 Avon Road, Ardmore PHYL Secrei Ambifion: To swim Ihe English Channel. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her dry sense of humor. Assembly Commiffee 3: Hockey I, 2, 3: Operelia 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: PEN AND INK lTypisIl. 'Twentyfthree MARIE RITA DI PIETRANTONIO I4II Lawrence Road MARIE Secref Ambifion: To do whal I wanl when I wanl lo, Career: Secrelary. Remembered for: Her nalurally curly hair. DOLORES DI ROCCO 25I5 Rosemonf Ave., Ardmore DEE Secref Ambilionz To reach 'Five Ieel. Career: Fashion designer. Remembered for: Being a liflle girl. Sludenl Council 31 All-School Show lUshereHel, DEANNA L. DI SELVESTRO 8II Loraine SI., Ardmore DEANNA Secrel Ambi+ion: To have an oul- look on life like lhal of Mr. Dolan's. Career: Accounling. Remembered for: Her +rim figure. Sludenl Council Ig Library Club 2. JOAN DOMENICK 22I2 Haverford Rd., Ardmore JOAN Secrei' Ambiiion: To lake a Irip lhrough lhe African iungles in a safari. Career: Legal secrelary. Remembered for: Her shorl hand abilily. Hockey 3: Assembly Commillee 2: Traffic Commillee I: Library Club 2: Secrelarial Club ICO- Managerl: Greys-Iones ITyping Comrnilleeli Meri? Awards: Shorlhand It Typing I. T JOY J. DOWDY I026 Larchmonf Avenue JOY Secrei Ambiiionz To ge+ a '56 Ford converlible for gradualion. Career: Secrela ry. Remembered for: Her dark eye- brows. Operella 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Bowling Club I, 2. JOHN DOWNING, III 628 Grand Avenue JACK Secref Ambifionz To pole vaull al lhe Olympics. Career: Confraclor. Remembered for: His fleel leel. Alhlelic Associalion: Foolball I, 2, 3: Soccer lg Track I, 2: Wreslling I, 2, 3: J. C. L, I. PATRICIA JUNE DUNKLE 905 Drexel Lane, Bryn Mawr PAT Secrer Ambifion: To be a Haver- ford College cheerleader so I'lI be able lo walch a ceriain foolball player. Career: Teaching nursery school. Remembered for: Her uninhibiled behavior. Hockey I, 2: Lacrosse I: Swirne ming I, 2, ICO-Caplainl 3: Ari Club 2, 3: Senior Play lCas+I: All-School Show lUsherlg Radio Produclion I, 2. JOSEPH M. DWYER 8Ib Criclref Avenue Ardmore JOE Secrel Ambilion: To be Dean of Boys al Haverford High. Career: To be an Admiral in Ihe Navy. Remembered for: His eagerness +o gel ahead. Ulmange ia ineuzfa e an a larogreuwe wentyffowr DIANA LEE DYER 2l8 Glen Arbor Road DIANE Secrei Ambiiionz To leel good in school. Career: Modeling. Remembered for: Her long nails. JOAN EDWARDS 34 Haslings Avenue JOANIE Secrel Ambilionz To undersland loolball. Career: Adverlising. Remembered for: l-ler sfalely fnanner. Lacrosse I lManagerl: Ari Club 22 Riding Club li GREYSTONES lLilerary Commilleel. JUDITH ANNE ELDER 29I8 Haverford Road Ardmore JUDIE Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her impish smile. Library Club 2: GREYSTONES lLilerary Commilleel: All-School Show lCommi+leel 3. WILLIAM S. EMMERICH I40 Walnuf Hill Lane BILL Secrel Ambilion: To be Admiral ol lhe Fleel. Career: Uniled Slales Navy. Remembered for: Pounding on lhe drums. Sludenl Council I: Lacrosse l, 2: Boys' l-li-Y 2, 3: Orcheslra 3: Slage Crew 3: Band I, 2, 3. ounfry, c ange ld conafanf. DISRAELI CARL N. ENGLE 405 Kafhmere Road WORM Secrel Ambilion: To play lhe lrumpel beller lhan Colcer. Career: Chemical Engineer. Remembered for: His lerrilic lrum- pel. Baslcelball I, 2, 3 lManagerl: Baseball lManagerl I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: All School Show lCasll: Brass Ensemble I, 2, 3: Avialion Club 2. MITCHELL P. ENGLE Il2 Wesf Clearfield Road MITCH Secrel Ambilionz To brush my hair oul ol my eyes. Career: Velerinarian. Remembered lor: Blushing. Execulive Commillee llilresidenll: Assembly Commillee I, 2, 3: Soccer l, 2, lCo-Caplainl 3: Track 2: Baslcelball I, 2, 3: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3: Meril Award: Junior Physical Educalion: Senior Play lCasll: Nalional Honor So- ciely 3. EDWIN B. ERICKSON, III 408 Virginia Avenue TED Secrel Ambilion: To be a good alhlele. Career: Medicine. Remembered 'For: Being debonair. Sludenl' Council 2, 3: Eoolball I, 2, 3: Wreslling I, 2 ICO-Caplainl 3: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3. BEATRICE: P. FALCONE 2436 E. Counly Line Road Ardmore BEA Secrel Ambilion: To lravel lhrough Europe and Asia. Career: Privale secrelary. Remembered lor: Her deep voice. Girls' Council li Social Commil- lee 3: Library Club 2: Secrelarial Club. Twentyffive CHARLES JAM ES FAN ELLI 7I W. Hillcresf Avenue CHUCK Secrel' Ambilionz To be a million- naire. Career: Building. Remembered for: Having such a good lime in Mr. Poslpichals room. Foolball I, 2, 3: Baskelball I, 2: Baseball I: Junior Red Cross. JULIA ANNE FARINA 25I0 E. Counly Line Road Ardmore JUDY Secref Ambilionz To be able To speak and undersland Ilalian. Career: Secrela ry. Remembered for: Her dark, good looks. Social Commillee I: Library Club 2: Secrelarial Club 3: All School Show lCasl'l. RICHARD I. FEINER 200I Haverford Road Ardmore SNAP-O Secrei' Ambiiionz Tour +he world. Career: College. Remembered as: A camera enlhu- siasr, Wreslling I: Orcheslra 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Brass Ensemble I, 2, 3: Skyliners I: FORDIAN lPhologra- pherl 2, 3. ELAINE F. FEINSTEIN I 725 Hawlhorne Avenue ELAINE Secrel Ambifion: To be alhlelic. Career: Medical lechnician. Remembered for: Her cashmere swealers. Modern Language Club 3: Cal- lege Club 2, 3: FORDIAN IRe- porlerl I, 2: GREYSTONES ILil- erary Commilleel. ,I figglll 'Tll , ir: Q Q 5 y Iivlgyy I MIMIIYTE, +I limb Il 311 iff AUDREY JOAN PINNEY 5I0 Upland Road PINNEY Secrel Ambilion: Professional model. Career: Fashion merchandising. Remembered for: Her slriking al- lracliveness. Assembly Commillee lUsherl 2, 3: Finance Commillee I: Lacrosse I: Swimming I, 2: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Band I, 2: Modern Language Club 2: College Club 2, 3: FOR- DIAN llleporlerl 2, 3: GREY- STONES lBusiness Commilleel: All-School Show ICasll, LOUISE E. FISHMAN I 727 Hawlhorne Avenue LOUISE Secrel Ambilion: To live in Greenwich Village. Career: Commercial arl. Remembered for: Her crazy, mixed-up modern arl. Alhlelic Associalion: Hockey 2: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Tennis I, 3: Arl Club 2, 3: College Club 2, 3: GREYSTONES lArl Commilleel: Pen and Ink lAr+ Slalilly Senior Play lCommi++eel: Radio Pro- ducrion I. MYRNA FAITH FITZGERALD I33 Clamar Avenue BUTCH Secrei Ambirion: To own a Ford agency. Career: Elemenlary school leacher. Remembered for: Her Ralph. A Cappella Choir 3: Color Cor- ner I, 2: Modern Language Club 2: College Club 2: Bible Club I, 2. VIRGINIA LOUISE FORD IOI3 Delaware Avenue C-INNY Secrei Ambifionz To be Presidenl ol lhe Uniled Slales. Remembered for: Her orienlal eyes. Sludenl Council 2: Hockey I, 21 Baskelball I: Tennis I, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Arr Club 2, 3: Modern Lan- guage Club 2, 3: College Club I, 2: Bowling Club I, 2: FORDIAN lReporlerl I, 2, 3: GREYSTONES lEdi'rorial Commilfeel: All-School Show IUsherl 3. Twentyfsix Ll , . RAYMOND C. FORT, JR. I05 Easi Turnbull Avenue RAY Secrel' Ambifion: To wrile a besl seller. Career: Chemisl. Remembered as: The Mad Chem- isl Assembly Commillee I: Band I, 2, 3: J.C.L, I: Acla Publicae lEdi- Iorl 2, 37 PEN AND INK lLiler- ary Slalll 3: Nalional Honor So- ciely 3 CARL F. FREYLER Darby Road, R.D. -ffl CARL Secref Ambifion: To drag Mr. PosIpichal's Hof Willys wilh my Anglia. Career: Engineer. Remembered for: His Anglia wilh duals. Rifle Club I, lVice Presidenll 2, 3: Bowling Club 2, 3. CLAIRE L. FUHR 25l Halhaway Lane FUZ Secref Ambifion: To be on Ihe firsl' flighf lo lhe moon! Career: Elemenlary school leacher. Remembered for: Her big Hello, Social Commiflee 3: Band I, 2: Operefla 2: Modern Language Club 2: GREYSTONES lLiIerary Commilleel: AIl4SchooI Show lCommiHeel. ELEANORE MORROW FULMER l504 Wes? Chesler Pike ELENA Secrei' Ambi+ion: To dance in Spain. Career: Spanish dancer Remembered for: The click of her casfanels. FORDIAN lReporl'erl I, 2. PEN 8: INK lLi+erary Commi++eel: All-School Show lCasI'l I, 3. CHRISTOPHER T. GANS I25 Norlh Eagle Road BUGS Secref Ambilionz To race speed boals across Ihe Allanlic. Career: Plumbing and healing. Remembered for: His inleresl in Iropical fish. F. RODMAN GANSER IO8 W. Clearfield Road RODDY Remembered for: Being a lease. Finance Commillee 2, 3: Track I, 2: Meril Award: Auxilium Lal- inum: Nalional Honor Sociely 3. MURIEL M. GEIGER 90l Old Manoa Road MURIEL Secrel' Ambiiionz To gel my driv- er's license back. Career: Secrelary for a lawyer. Remembered for: Her accidenl on Brookline Boulevard. Operella I: A Cappella Choir: Color Corner: Secrelarial Club: W. W. W. I, 2, 3. LEOPOLD A. GIANGIULIO 800 Clifford Avenue Ardmore LEO Secrei Ambifionz To have live minufes ol silence in General Clerical. Career: Business adminisfralion. Remembered for: Being Mr. Pos?- pichaI's side kick. Assembly Commillee 2: Track I. 'Twentyfseven GERALDINE DIANE GIBBONS I4I Shawnee Road, Merion Golf Manor, Ardmore DIANE mecrel Ambilion: To be an archae- xlogisl. Career: Inrerpreler in foreign diplomalic service. Remembered for: Her sincere in- Ieresl in olhers. Lacrosse 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Library ub 2, 3: Modern Language lub ,3:J.C.L. I, :I .1l3,Collg ClbI,2 F l G a 2 lEd+ Ch I 3 I A a I 2 2 Treas- rer ' e e u 1 ORDIAN 2: lSIaI'I secrelary 3: REYSTON ES, ICO-Edifor, Liler- ry Commilleel: PEN AND INK ior-in- ief : Meri wards: Sophomore English and Hislory, Auxilium Lalinum: N - ional Honor Sociely 3. BRUCE E. GOLDBLATT 4 Benningfon Road GOLDY Secrel' Ambifionc To relire a mil- lionnaire before I am 30, Career: College. Remembered for: His brilliance in Spanish class. J. V. Foolball I. MARY PATRICIA GORMAN 780 Lawson Avenue PAT Secrei' Ambifionz Nuclear physi- cisl. Career: Business: Remembered for: Her Iiny waisf. Social Commilree I, 2, 3: Traffic Club Isecrelaryl 27 Modern Lan- guage Club, 2, 3: J.C.L. I: Riding Club I: College Club I, 2, 3: Bowling Club I, 2: Caleleria Wail- ress I, 2. 3: Meri? Award: Biology: Senior Play ICommiITeel: Na- Iional Honor Sociely 3. MARY E. GORMLEY 2926 Mapleshade Road Ardmore GORM Secre+ Ambifionz To organize a girls' loolball Ieam al Haverford. Career: Secrera ry. Remembered for: Her hospilalily al her summer place. Color Corner: Library Club I: Secrelarial Club: 3. ELISE GRAWEMEYER 29l4 Rising Sun Road Ardmore ELISE Secref Ambiiionz To play Ihe Bagpipes. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her proli- ciency in chemislry. Hockey I, 2, 3 llvlanagerlg A Cappella Choir: I, 2 lVice-Presidenll 3: Nursing Club 3: J.C.L. I, 2, 3: College Club I: Bowling Club I, 2. CLARE PATRICIA GRAY II6 Sycamore Road PATTI Secrei Ambiiionz To own a Thun- derbird. Career: Ballel Teacher. Remembered for: Her sparkling smile on 'rhe slage. Girls' Council I: Social Commil- lee 3: Coslume Club 3: Secrelar ial Club: GREYSTONES ILiIerary Commirleel: All-School Show lCasll I, 2, 3. DONALD G. GRAY I9I4 Belvedere Avenue DON Remembered for: His Ianguid al +i+ude. Wreslling I. JOHN J. GRAY I09 E. Mar'I'harI Avenue JACK Secref Ambi'I'ion: To pilol a roclcel plane. Career: Teaching. Remembered for: Painling lhe Ioorball helmels. Assembly Commillee 3: Tralllic Commillee I: Slage Crew I, 2, 3 Rifle Club I, 2: All School Show lCommiI+eel 2, 3. .74 Twentyfeight 5 JAMES RODGERS GRIFFIN 340 Lenox Road JIM Career: Business Adminislralion. Remembered for: His bass voice. Finance Commilrlee I: A Cappella Choir I: Biology Club. MARCIA ELIZABETH GRIFFIN 524 Brookview Lane MARCIA Secref Ambifion: To be ambi- fious. Career: Journalism. Remembered for: Her sparkling eyes. 3: College Club I, 2, 3: Bowling Club I, 2: FORDIAN I. 2, lEdilor-in-Chiefl 3: Execulive Commillee: Nalional Honor So- ciely 3. HENRY E. GROSSCUP 229 Easf Benedicr Avenue WOODY Secrei Ambiiion: To be able lo loaf on slage crew. Career: Mechanical drafling. Remembered as: The man behind lhe scenery. Baskelball I: Slage Crew 3. KATHLYN GROVES 23 I9 Belmoni' Avenue Ardmore KATHY co ed Career Psychology Remembered for. Her beal-up sneakers. rl Club I, 2, 31 guage , 2, 3. Secref Ambiiion: To make Lehigh A Modern Lan- Club 2, 3: College Club 9 yie ing peace fo Me new. TENNYSON Twentyfnine WALTER HALBERG 823 Woodland Drive WALT Secrel Ambilionz To lily a iel. Career: Mechanical engineering. Remembered as: The reriring red- head. Soccer 2: Cross Counlry 3: Track 2: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3: Meril' Awards: Junior Hislory: Physics I: Na- lional Honor Sociely 3. BARBARA J. HALE I32 Lincoln Avenue BARBY Secref Ambifion: To go lo The Universily of Rochesler. Career: Arr educalion. Remembered for: Her inleresl' in Rochesler. Traffic Commillee I: Finance Commilree 2: Tennis I, 2: A Cappella Choir: Arr Club 2, 3: Modern Language Club 2: Col- lege Club 2, 3: GREYSTONES lArl Commilleel : All-School Show lUshereHel 3. ALFRED M. HANSON, III l622 Pelham Avenue AL Secref Ambilionc To be caplain of an afomic sub. Career: Chemical engineering. Remembered for: His love fropical fish. Lacrosse 2: Rifle Club I, 2, ' 3. Bowling Club 2, 3: Chess Club 2: Biology Club 3. of WILSON DAVID HARING 2I2 Walnuf Place DAVE Secref Ambirion: To drive a Mer- cedes 300 S-LR. Career: Medicine. Remembered for: His pleasing personalily. Q Social CommiH'ee I, 2, 3: Track I, 2. Boys Hi-Y 2. 3: Band I, 2, 3: Skylinersp J.C.L. 2, 3: Bowl- 5 ing Club 2, 3. 1 JOHN ASHTON HAYDOCK I32 Cedarbroolr Road Ardmore MAG Secref Ambilionz To pul Ihe shol 50' feel Career: Business. Remembered for: Being well- rounded. Sludenr Council 2, 3: Assembly Commillee I: Foolball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2: Boys' Hi-Y 2, lChap- lainl 3. HAROLD F. HAYES, JR. 75 Wesf Hillcresi Avenue HAROLD Remembered for: His molar scooler. Rifle Club 3. JOHN F. HEBERER, JR. 22 Easi' Benedicf Avenue HEBIE Secref Ambi+ion: To be caplain of Ihe S. S. Uniled Slafes. Career: Denfislry. Remembered for: His dry wif. Baslcelball I, 2, 3i FORDIAN lReporrerl 3: Senior Play lCas+l: All-School Show lCasIl 3. CARL C. HENSEL I05 Earlingfon Road CARL Secrei' Ambifion: To play drums. Career: Mechanical engineering. Remembered for: His '4l Ford converlible. Track I. Thirty f17V.fiDlyj3 , Q rg ivailflf lgi 'MQ xN I ll 0 I IQ ll 1 W RICHARD N. HERB 2925 Rising Sun Road Ardmore DICK Secref Ambrion: To gel a I' in Spanish. Career: Walching orhers worlc. Remembered for: His love 72? ol Spanish. Band I, 2 3: A. Cappella Choir: Rifle Club 2, lVice-Presidenll 3: Slcyliners l, 3: Bowling Club llreasurerl 2, 3. PHYLLIS JANE HIGGS I405 Dorches+er Road PHIL Secre+ Ambifion: To be a mission- ary. Career: Medical secrelary. Remembered for: Her Iranquilily. Library Club I, 2, 3: Modern Language Club 2, 3: 2, 3. CATHARINE E. HILL 603 Naylors Run Road CASSY Secref Ambifion: To be a Hill' billy yodeler. Career: Elemenlary leaching. Remembered as: CollegiaIe Cass. Sfudenf Council I: Assernbly Cornmillee 2: Finance Cornmilfee 3: Baslcefball Manager I, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Arr Club I, 2, lSec- refaryl 3: Library Club I, 2: Secreiarial Club: PEN AND INK lAr'r Cornrnifreel 2, 3: Merif Awards: Arr I: Junior Class Treasurer: Nalional Honor Sociely. WIDAD HISHMEH I423 Lawrence Road WHEATIES Secrei Ambiiionz To learn Io do an Arabian Dance. Career: Secrelary. Remembered for: Her raven hair. Secrelarial Club: PEN AND INK llypisll 3. ffltis 2-331' gf his wi. . ,.-. ,,. wwf... wk li F ,EMQQZ 3 . , iz lfiiasslii. - - ,pw at , -MEET ... xi c gf. -, f.q,,5r.M 'L-1' if 'wah A Y .- '.. i ..- li CHARLES DAVID HOOK 6 Fosler Avenue CAPTAIN HOOK Secrel Ambifion: To gel on Ihe Saps Prefered Lisi. Career: Machinisl. Remembered for: His California crew. PETER THOMAS HUGGINS 209 Brenlwood Road PETE Secref Ambifion: Radio and TV announcer. Career: Music Ieacher. Remembered for: His love of show business. Operella I, 27 A Cappella Choir: Fordian Iypisl I: All- School Show lCasfl I, 2, 3: Radio Produclion I, 2, 3. GEORGE M. HUGHES 22 Ralsfon Avenue GEORGE Secref Ambilionz To have a gar- age big enough lo hold all my cars. Career: Aulomolive business. Remembered for: His anlique cars. EVELYN HUNTER I36 Campbell Avenue EVE Secref Ambifion: To ioin The Waves. Career: Secrelarial work. Remembered for: Her nursing in- leresfs. Tennis lManagerl I, 2, 3: Oper- ella I: A Cappella Choir: 3: Nursing Club I. MARION A. HURD I4 Woodcro'F'I' Road MARION Secrel' Ambilion: To own a new converlible every year. Career: Secrela ry. Remembered as: Haverlords Lux Girl. Alhlelic Associaliong Tennis I, 2' Bowling Club I, 2: Alleschool Show lUshereHeI 3. BARBARA ANN HURTH 2404 Hollis Road BARBIE Career: Secrelary, lhen marriage. Remembered lor: Her love of horses. Orcheslra I, 25 Operelfa I, 2 lOrchesIraI: Cosfume Club 2, 33 3: College Club l, 2, 37 Bowling Club 2. ROBERTA W. HYDE 2909 Mapleshade Road Ardmore BOBBIE Secrel' Ambi'I'ion: To be an air- plane pilol. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her quielness. A Cappella Choir 2. ELEANOR BERNICE JACOBS 5 I 0 Brookview Lane ELLIE Secrel Ambifion: To marry a min- isfer. Career: Social worker. Remembered for: Her poise. Orchesfra I, 2, 35 31 College Club I, 2, 3: Bowling 2i Operella lOrchesIral I, 2. 'Thivtyfone MARY LOUISE JARVIS I4 Easi Park Road MARY he world areer College emembered for: Her feminine allc. Axllwlelic Associalionz Hoclcey I, xecrei' Ambilionz To Iravel around I v 3: Lacrosse 2: Baskefball Ig oslume Club 2: College Club 3. ALBERT N. JOHNSON 820 Biddle Avenue Ardmore ALBERT ecref Ambifion: Successful family 6I'I m . Career: Commercial. emembered for: His sense of umor. inance Commillee I7 Avialion F Club 3. CAROLE E. JOHNSON 507 Easi' Manoa Road JOHNS Secref Ambiiion: To have every- one believe my hair is nafurally blonde. Career: College. Remembered for: Her naI'ural blonde lwair, Social Commillee 3: Finance Commillee I: Lacrosse I, 2: Bas- lcelball li FORDIAN lReporIerl Ig GREYSTONES lBusiness Com- mirfeel: Senior Play lCommi+- feel: All School Show lCasIl 3: Radio Produclion I, 2. HELLEN I. JOHNSTON I40 Campbell Avenue HELLEN Career: Medical secrefary. Remembered for: Her sfrawberry blond hair. A Cappella Choir: Coslume Club I, 2, 3: 3: PEN AND INK lTyping Commilleel 3, NOLAN FLOYD JONES 7I6 Presfon Avenue Bryn Mawr NOLAN Secref Ambifionz To play profes- sional baseball for Brooklyn. Career: Business. Remembered for: Being liked by all. Fooiball I, 2, 3: Baskeiball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2: Aflilefic Asso- ciafion IPresidenfI, ROBERT J. JONES I40l Delmonf Avenue BOB Secref Ambifionz To refire af 37. Career: Navy. Remembered for: His pegged panfs. WAYNE NORMAN JONES 6I9 Woodland Drive WAYNE Secref Ambifionz To win an Oscar. Career: Acfing profession. Remembered for: His daily visifs Io Mr. PosfpicI'ial's room, FORDIAN IReporferI 3: Senior Play ICas+I: Radio Producfion I. 2: HANDBOOK 3. ARLENE LENORE KATINSKY 9 Easi' Manoa Road ABBIE Secref Ambifion: Secref Agenf for F.B.I. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Being a friend fo all. Cosfume Club I: Radio Produc- fion I, 2. za af fLm95 uman c ange. ENOCH ARDEN RICHARD WILLIAM KEARNS 50I Virginia Avenue DICK Secref Ambifionz To be a bache- lor. Career: Mechanical Engineering Remembered for: Being Haver- ford's Rock Hudson. Y - I I Baseball I: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3. ROBERT E. KEEHN 209 Norfh Belfield Avenue FLASH Secrei' Ambiiionz To see ilie boys of flwe Y.M.B.A. married. Career: Business. Remembered for: February, I955. Sfudenf Council I: Assembly Commiffee 3: Cross Counfry I: Track I: Wresfling I, 2, 3. MARILYN A. KEEN 864 Marlin Avenue Bryn Mawr MERL Secref Ambifion: To be a popular singer. Career: Bookkeeper. Remembered for: Being a whiz af Mafh. Color Corner: Sfage Crew 2: 3: Bowling Club I. THOMAS HOWARD KEIL 528 Virginia Avenue TOM Career: Pliysicisf Remembered for: His husky voice. Cross Couniry 3: Track 2: Merif Awards: Lafin ll, Geomefry, Al- gebra II, Physics, Junior Hisfory: Naiional Honor Sociefy 3, Thirty 'three Cross Counfr I 2 3' Track 2: JOAN MEREDITH KELLNER 2528 Hunlingdon Lane Ardmore JONI Secref Ambilion: Be a Bohemian wilh maid service. Career: Elemenlary leaching. Remembered for: I-Ier Tiny lea- lures. Ari Club 3: Library Club I1 Mod- ern Language Club 2, 3: College Club I, 2, 3: Junior Red Cross I. JACQUELINE Kemal. I856 Windsor Perl: Lane JACKIE Career: General clerical work. Remembered for: I-Ier lriendlif ness. Operella I, 2: A Cappella Choir: 1.2, 31 Bowling Club 22 All School Show lCasll: Ari Club 3i Radio Club 2. JANICE L. KINDT I33 Morlyn Avenue Bryn Mawr JAN Secrel' Ambilionz To be a singer. Career: Airline hosless. Remembered for: I-Ier never-ceas ing chalfer. Color Corner 2. WILLIAM M. KING I25 Kalhmere Road BILL Secref Ambilion: To be a ioclcey. Career: Engineering. Remembered for: I-Iis Don Eagle Foolball I, 2, 3: Lacrosse I Baslcelball I. I wif yy yllolkfllr gi il? L ol is SUSANNE BARBARA KIRK 20 E. Clearfield Road SUE Secref Ambilionx To be famous. Remembered for: I-Ier soil voice. Assembly Commillee 3: A Cape pella Choir: Ari Club 3, HOWARD S. KLEIN Ibll Surrey Lane HOWIE Secrel Ambilion: To be The worlds richesl playboy. Career: Finance Manager. Remembered for: I-Iis sharp sun glasses. Social Commillee 2, 33 Fooloall I. JANET L. KLINE 63 I Merion Avenue JAN Secrel Ambilionz To raise dogs. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her mischievous eyes. Social Cornmillee I, 2, 31 Hockey I, 2: Nursing Club 2, 3: Bowling Club I, 2: Caleleria Wailress 3: GREYSTONES lEdiloriaI Cammil- ieelg All School Show lCommil' feel 2, 31 FORDIAN lReporferl I, 2, 3. WILLIAM W. KOCH 53 Harvard Road BILL Secrel Ambifionz To own a Ford wilh an Olcls engine in il. Career: College or Navy. Remembered for: I-lis purple car. Wreslling 2. Thirtyffouv J . 6 . tl -edu WALLACE ROBERT KOCHER 326 Cherry Lane WALLY Secref Ambifion: Be a Siafe wresfling champion. Career: Navy. Remembered for: His wreslling holds. Alhlefic Associalion: Foolball I: Wreslling I, 2, lCo-Capfainl 3. JOHN L. KOENIG I 700 Lynnewood Drive JAKE Secrei Ambifion: Pirch The Sr. Louis Cardinals info lhe World Series, Career: Ivlililary science. Remembered as: Haverr'ord's grear pifcher. Sludenr Council I: Foolball I, 2, 3: Baskelball I: Baseball I, 2: Merir Award: Sophomore Hislory. DORIS RAE KOHLER I3I2 Harringron Road DORIE Secref Ambifion: To own and play an organ. Career: Secrela ry. Remembered for: Her long eye lashes. Cosfume Club 2, 3: Secrelarial Club lCo-Managerl: Handbook I, 2: Ari' Club I: Meril Award: General Mafh I: Nalional Honor Sociefy 3. FRED J. KOHM 54 Braeburn Road FRED Secref Ambifion: To make a -nillion. Career: Teacher. Remembered for: His cool piano Jlaying. frack 2: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Oper- zffa I, 2: A Cappella Choir: Skyliners: All-School Show, JANE ANNE KRAMER 2458 Merwood Lane JAYNE Secref Ambifion: To presenf my Dad with a Cadillac. Career: Home economics. Remembered for: Her gill ol gab. Social Commillee 3: Hockey I: Baskelball I, 2: Drum Maiorelfe 2, lCap+ainI 3: Cosfume Club 2, 3: Modern Language Club 2, 37 3: College Club 2, 3? Biology Club 3: Ivleril Award: Biology. MARY ELIZABETH KRESSE 2607 Hirsi Terrace MA RY Secrei Ambi+ion: To have a lol of money. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Being in Ihe wrong places al Ihe righl lime. Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Band I, 2. 3: Operella lOrcheslraI I, 2: Cos- fume Club 2: I, 2, 3: College Club I, 2, 3: Bowling Club 2: Biology Club 3: GREY- STONES lEdiIoriaI Commilleel, SUSAN LANGE 2934 Oakford Road Ardmore SUE Career: College. Remembered for: Her band-box freshness. Social Commillee I, 2, 3: Hockey I, 2: Swimming I: Tennis I, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Cafeleria Wail- ress I, 2, 3: FORDIAN lReporler I, 3: G-REYSTONES lBusiness Commilleel: Senior Play lCasTI: All-School Show lCas'rl 3: Radio Produclion I. WARREN A. LANGILL I39 Sfrarhmore Road WARREN Secref Ambifion: To win a drag race in a lumber hauler. Career: Analyfical chemisl. Remembered for: Having a con- slanl supply oi chewing gum lor everybody. Thirtyffivc JOYCE E. LARAMY 2444 Merwood Lane JOYCIE Secrel Ambilion: To pul easy chairs in 'rhe chemislry lab. Career: College. Remembered for: Her nimble Thimble. Assembly Commillee I: Hockey llvlanagerl 2, 3: 'I'rifHi-Y 3: Or- cheslra I, 2, 3: Operella lOr- cheslral I, 2: College Club I, 2, 3: Coslume Club 2, lpresidenll 3: I, 2. 3: GREY- STONES lEdilorial Commilleel: Nalional Honor Sociely 3. LILLIAN ELIZABETH LEAMING I5 W Mercer Avenue LILLIBET Secrel Ambilion: To gel on The Honor Roll. Career: Airline Slewardess. Remembered for: Her innocenl, bul deceiving, brown eyes. Assembly Commillee 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Caleleria Wailress l, 2, 3: GREYSTONES lBusiness Commil- leel: PEN AND INK l'l'yping Commilleel: Senior Play lCom- milleel: All-School Show lCasl'l 3. LARRY LESNICK 240 Frederick Road LARRY Secrel' Ambilion: To be a suc- cess. Career: Chemical engineering. Remembered for: His calvlike eyes. Radio Club I: Bowling Club I, 3: Radio Produclion I. CLARE HARPER LEWIS 23I6 Belmonl Avenue Ardmore CLARE Secrel Ambilionz To allend Le- high Universily. Career: School leaching. Remembered for: Her many col- lege boy-friends. Swimming lManagerl 2, 3: Arl Club 3: Nursing Club 2, 3: Col- lege Club 2, 3. ADELE LOUISE LIDLE 8 Woodcrofl' Road DELL Secrel Ambilion: To ski in lhe Swiss Alps. Career: Elemenlary leaching. Remembered as: Miss Femin- inilyf' Orcheslra I, 2 ,3: Operella lOr- cheslral I, 2: Coslume Cub I: I: College Club I, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 3, MARGARET ELIZABETH LINDAMOOD 604 Wesl Chesler Pike PEGGY Career: Nursing Remembered for: Having lhal Ivory look. Lacrosse I: Cheerleading 31 Trl- Hi-Y 3: Library Club I, 2 Nurs, ing Club I: FORDIAN lliypisll 2. 3: GREYSTONES lBusiness Com milleel: PEN AND INK llypisll All School Show lCas+l 3: Na lional Honor Sociely 3. DAVID E. LINDEMUTH I4I4 Windsor Park Lane DAVY Secref Ambilionz To see Mr. Ship- lell in Bermudas. Career: Biological sciences. Remembered for: Being around. Finance Commillee I, 2. 3: Rifle Club l. JUDITH ANN LISTON I07 N. Morgan Avenue JUDY Secrel' Ambilionz To be a cham- pion waler-skier. Career: Teacher. Remembered for: Her nalural look. Hockey I, 2, 3: Modern Language Club 2, 3: College Club 3. Thirtyfsix o Jomeflzing aomefiing afrange. CHARLES JAMES LITTLE i804 Bellemeade Avenue CHICK Secrei Ambiiion: To be on lime for Band. Career: Horficullu re. Remembered for: Those dirry While Bucks. Traci: I: Orchesfra I, 21 Band I, 2, 3, WARREN R. LOEB 253 Kenmore Road LOEBER Secrei Ambiiion: To gel a beiier car. Career: New car salesman. Remembered for: Jokes af second lunch. CYNTHIA ANNE LOEWEN 2I Williams Road Haverford CYN DY LOU Secref Ambi'Iion: To Iravel Io IIaIy. Career: Secreiary al Bell Tele- phone. Remembered for: Her Ilirfalious eyes. GAY A. M. LOFGREN I5I0 Dickinson Road GAY Secrei' Am bifion: BaIIeI'. Remembered as: Grace Kelly of H. I-I. S. Finance Commiflee 37 Nalional Honor Socieiy 2, lPresicIenII 3: Orchesira I, 2, 3: Opereiia IOr- chesrral I, 2: A Cappella Choirg I, 2: Hi-Q 2, 37 Sen- ior Play ICasIIg AII-School Show ICasII I, 3: Radio Producrion 2, 3: Merii Awards: Sophomore and Junior English, Sophomore and Junior Hislory, Spanish I. LONGFELLOW ELLISTON LUTZ I5 Easi' Park Road ELL Secrei' Ambiiionx To own Ihe lasi- esr Chevy ever made. Career: Auromoiive Mechanic. Remembered for: Making hor rods holler. KERMIT H. LYMAN. JR. II00 Darby Road KERRY Secref Ambifionc To be a singer. Career: Army, Remembered 'For: Being easygoinq. Siudenr Council 3: Opereffa 27 A Cappella Choir: Siege Crew I. HOWARD MAC FARLAND, JR. 28 N. Manoa Road BUD Secre'I Ambifion: To go on Iiberly in Ihe Hawaiian Islands for 24 hours. Career: Navy. Remembered for: Awhile. SHIRLEY JEAN MACKEY l05 Shelbourne Road SHIRL Secrei' Ambiiionz To own an EI- dorado. Career: Privaie Secrefary. Remembered for: I-Ier vivaciiy. Assembly Commifiee IUsherI 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Cosiume Club IVice-Presidenfl 3: Library Club I: Secrelarial Club: Nursing Club I7 FORDIAN ITypisII 37 PEN AND INK Irypisfy 3. Thirtyfseven JOSEPH J. MAHONEY 307 Oxford Road DROOPY ym 'leacher areer Manufacfurers Represen necref Ambiiionz To be a lazy J . alive.. - Q emembeerd 'For' His curl hair. Ioaibsii iJ.v.i i, Y ROBERT W MANNERS l4I2 Dorchesfer Road BOB Secrel' Ambifion: To gel all I's. Career: Engineering. Remembered for: His cure freck- les. Soccer I, 2. 3: Lacrosse 2: Oper- ella l, 2: A Cappella Choir. MADELINE JEAN MANNO 6 N. Lexingfon Avenue MADELINE Secrei Ambiiionz To be cenler on Mr., Shiple++'s foolball Ieam. Career: Privale Secrelary, Remembered for: Her charming freckles. Assembly Commillee I, 2: Traffic Commilree I: Hockey I, 2: Col- lege Club I. ALFRED KARL MARKUSON 335 Valley Road KARL Secrei' Ambifionz To own a Vin- cenl. Career: Engineering. Remembered for: Liking cycles. Rifle Club l, 2. '1' hinyfeighc i n: ig: ml lr? if In KATHARINE R. MARNET I006 Aikens Road KAY Secref Ambifion: To be Governor of 'rhe Sfale. Career: Government Remembered for: Always culling her hair. Alhlelic Associalion: Hockey l, 2, 3: Baskelball l: Tennis 2: Tri- Hi-Y 2, lTreasurerl 3: Modern Language Club 2, 3: FORDIAN lileporlerl I, 2, 3: GREYSTONES lEdilorial Commilleel: Meril' Award: Auxilium Lalinum: All School Show lCoi-nmifleel 2. 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 3. ELIZABETH MARSHALL 628 Penfield Avenue BETH Seorei Ambiiionz To go wilh a boy who owns a yellow Mercury con- veriible. Career: Ari. L Remembered for: Sharing her knowledge of Spanish, Social Commiliee 3: Lacrosse 2: Ari Club 2, 3: 3: Bowl- ing Club I, 2. MARGUERITE RUTH MARTINDALE l3lI Edgewood Road MARCY Secref Ambifionz To own e man- sion. Career: Fashions. Remembered as: Miss School Spirit Finance Commillee 2: Baskelball 2, 3: Cheerleading I. 2, lCepIainl 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, lVice Presidenll 3: Ari Club I. lsecrelaryl 2. 3: FORDIAN I, lEdiiorl 2, 3: GREYSTONES lArI Ediforl: Meril Awards: Sophomore and Junioi English. Sophomore and Junioi Hislory, Physical Educafion: Class Offices: Secreiary I, 2: Senior Play lCasll. VIRGINIA ANN MARTINDALE 2920 Belmonf Avenue, Ardmore GINNIE en'r paris of 'rhe counlry Career' Home economics Remembered for Her giggle Aihlelic Associalion lCo-Chai manl: Assembly Commillee Hockey 2, 3: Baskelball I: Ar Club 3: Modern Language Club College Club I. Secrei Ambiiionz Travel +o differ . . . .I 2 2 5 I Ile I i , u Q if ERNEST C. MARTINO 236 Belfield Avenue, Drexel Hill ERNIE Secref Ambilionz To be a bender in a preizel iaciory. Career: Salesman. Remembered for: Curling up in band. Assembly Commiiiee I, 2: Cross Couniry I, 2, 33 Orcheslra I, 2: Band. I, 2: Bowling 3, MAUREEN ANN McBRIDE I6 LIandaFF Road MAUREEN Secref Ambifion: To be a cheer- leader in a boys' college. Career: Hair dresser. Remembered for: Her Irish eyes. Color Corner: Slage Crew 3, ROBERT L. McCOY 6lI Woodland Drive BOB Secref Ambifion: To be a million- aire al' iweniy-one. Career: Elecirical engineer. Remembered as: The Real Mc- Coy. Aviaiion Club I. MARGARET ANN McFADDEN 2038 Belvedere Avenue PEGGY Secrei' Ambifionz To play cenler on ihe fooiball leam. Career: Privaie secrelary. Remembered for: Her cheeriul- ness. Social Commiliee 3: All-School Show lCaslI 3. JOHN T. McGOWAN 22'I Oxford Hill Lane TERRY Secrei Ambiiion: To be a com- mercial iel pilol. Career: Teaching secondary maih Remembered for: Being in a hurry Avialion Club: Proiecior Club. PETER R. MCGRATH I264 Manor Road PETE Secref Ambifion: To s ealc S an- P I9 ish iluenily. Career: Psychialry. Remembered for: His silver slcaies. J.C.L. I: FORDIAN lReporierI 3: GREYSTONES lEdiioriaI Commii- feel Handbook 2, 3: School Cal- endar 2, 3: All-School Show lCom- miileel 3: Radio Produciion 3: Assembly Commiiiee 2. FLORENCE KAY Mcl LMOYLE 309 Ivy Roclc Lane KAY Secrel' Ambifionz To be on Tab I-lunier's dale Iisf. Career: Hair siylisi. Remembered for: Being an aiirac- iive redhead, Ari Club 3. SANDRA ANNE McKEEMAN 220I Haverford Road, Ardmore SANDY Secref Ambifion: To be a pholoq- rapher's model. Career: Privaie secreiary. Remembered for: Her sweel' pere sonaliiy. Siudeni Council I7 Hoclcey I, 2, 33 Library Club 2: All School Show lCas+I 2: Senior Play lCommil- ieel: FORDIAN llleporlerl I. 'Thirtyfnine HENRIETTA ESTH ER MCLAUGHLIN 828 Aubrey Avenue, Ardmore ESTHER Secrel Ambilionx To make lhe honor roll. Career: Teacher, Remembered for: I-Ier immaculale appearance. Hockey 2: Bowling Club 2. MARLENE P. MEADE I49 Campbell Avenue TWIN Secrel' Ambilion: To be a hair- dresser. Career: Housewife. Remembered for: Her ever-chang- ing hair-do. PATRICIA EVELYN MEWBORN I400 Maryland Avenue PAT Secrel' Ambilionz To dale 'lhe whole Acorn lralernily in alpha- belical order. Career: Inferior decoralor. Remembered for: I-ler wild experi- menls in chemislry. Ar? Club 3: Modern Language Club 2, 3: I: Riding Club 3: College Club 2, 3: Bowl- ing Club I, 2. MURRAY ROBERT MILES 405 Pilgrim Lane, Drexel Hill MUGGS Secrel Ambilidn: To 'rake life in siride like Mr. Bennell. Career: Salesman. Remembered for: His lleel feel. Cross Counlry 2, 3: Baseball I: Wreslling I, 3. Forty CAROLE VIRGINIA MILNER 2I E. Marlharf Avenue CAROLE Secrel Ambilion: To find a Dreamboy in a grabbag. Career: Complomeler operalor. Remembered for: Her exolic beauly. Sludenl' Council 2, 3: Finance Commillee l: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Ari Club 3: Secrelarial Club: Cale- leria Wailress 31 GREYSTONES llfclilor, Typing Cornmilleel: All- School Show lCasll 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 3, GAIL ELAINE MOORE 37 Ralslon Avenue GAIL Secrel Ambilion: To marry a Woolworlh manager. Career: Secrelary. Remembered for: Her cule hair- cul. Secrelarial Club: FORDIAN lTyp- isll 3: All-School Show lCasll. JOHN WAYNE MOORE I25 E. Marlharl Avenue WAYNE Secrel Ambifionz Fly The world's Iaslesl iel. Career: Air Force. Remembered for: Being menlally up in lhe air. Soccer I, 2, 3. RUTH VIRGINIA MOORE I24 Kafhmere Road RUTH Secrel Ambilion: Gel married. Career: Secrelary. Remembered for: Her perlecl poslure. Secrelarial Club 3. guf fimea ala clzange LOIS M. MORELL IB Braeburn Road REDS Secrei Ambifionz To see Europe Career: Marriage. Remembered for: Her love of for- eign cars. Afhlelic Associalionq Basluelball I 2: Modern Language Club I, 2l Meril Award: Physical Educa- Iion I. SUZANNE BARBARA. MORGAN 302 Walnuf Place SUE Secref Ambifionz Marry a mid- slwipman. Career: Elemenfary school Teacher. Remembered for: Her perl' prelfiness. Finance Comrniflee I: Hoclcey It Swimming I: GREYSTONES IBusiness Commiffeelg Senior Play Commillee: All-School Sl-now lCasIl I, 3. JANET A. MORITZ 2 I 59 Haverford Road Ardmore JAY Secref Ambirion: To ride in a sloclc car race. Career: Privale secrefary. Remembered for: Her Irue blonde hair. Assembly Comrniffee Ii Social Commiffee 2, 3: Tennis 23 Library Club I: Secrefarial Club: FORDIAN lTypis'rl 3: All School Show ICasIl 3. ELIZABETH H. MORROW 232 Slrafhmore Road BETSY Secref Ambi+ion: To hifcl-ihilce around Ihe world. Remembered for: Her vim and vigor. Alhlelic Associafion: Traffic Commiffee I: Hockey 2, 3: Ten- nis 2: Tri-Hi-Y 35 Modern Lang- uage Club 2, 3: FORDIAN lRe- porlerj I, 2, 3: GREYSTONES ILi+erary Commilleel. move confmua y srewsek Fortyfone CARL S. MORSE 246 Lee Circle Bryn Mawr MORSE CODE Secre+ Ambiiion: To gain aboul 20 lbs. Career: Engineering. Remembered for: His red ves'r. Cross Counlry 2, 3: Traclc I, 2. LINDA MUDERICK 697 Paddock Road LIN Secrei Ambirionz To go fo Eng- land. Career: Psychologist Remembered for: Being a IosI senior. Ar+ Club 3. ANDREW F. MUIR 2433 Linden Drive DREW Secref Ambi+ion: To beam' Lower Merion every year. Career: College. Rememberd for: His quief ways. Boys' Council Ig Alhlelic Asso- cialiony Foofball I, 2, 3: Baslcel- ball Ii Baseball I. WILLIAM L. MURRAY I2I E. Turnbull Avenue BILL Secref Ambifionz To drive af La Mans. Career: Phofography. Remembered for: His De Molay iaclref. Social Commillee I, 2: Track I, 2: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3IOfCl1BSIF6 I, 2, Band I, 2, 3. ROGER W. NELSON 809 Cooperlown Road Bryn Mawr ROGER Secrel Ambilion: To remember for al leasl a week all I learned l?l in E. I. R. Remembered for: Being mos? likely Io succeed Einsnfein. J.C.L. 2, 3: Aslronomy Club 2: GREYSTONES llfdilorial Com- miileel: Meril' Awards: French I, Lalin II: Nalional I-Ionor Sociely 3. BETTE MARILYN NEWTON 563 Willowbrook Road BETTE Secref Ambifion: To marry a mil- Iionaire. Career: Elemenlary school Teacher. Remembered for: Her crazy anlics on Ihe hockey field. Girls' Council I: Finance Com- millee 2: Hockey I, 2, 3: Swim- ming I, 2, 3: Tri-I-Ii-Y 3: Modern Language Club 2 lVice Presi- denll 3: College Club 2, 3: Meril Award: Physical Educalion 2: All School Show lUshereI'Iel. LINDA ILENE NIKAZY l74l Ridgeway Road LIN Secre? Ambifion: To be a singer. Career: Secrelary. Remembered for: Her Ilirlalious ways. Social Commillee It Cheerlead- ing 3: Band I: All-School Show lCasIl 3. PETER NOONE 642 Overhill Road, Ardmore PETE Secref Ambirion: To walk around The world. Career: College. Remembered for: I-Iis keen sense ol humor. Traffic Commillee 2, lPresidenIl 3: Radio Club I, 2, lDirecIorl 3: FORDIAN lReporIerl 2: Radio Produclion I, 2, 3. . Tl 'ii Ill ji IW .. rd , gll, I H' I I, if ill f ------ : ii'i ' I iuii :Milli ELIZABETH ANN NORMAN I5 W. Hillcresi' Avenue BETTYAN N Secref Ambifion: To buy an old house and remodel il. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her serenify, Orcheslra I. 2: Operelfa I: A Cappella Choir: Coslume Club 2, ISecreIaryl 3: Ari Club I: I, 2, 3: Nursing Club I, lPresiden+l 3: College Club I, 2, 3: GREYSTONES lEdi+oriaI Commilleel: All School Show lCommiI+eel 2. EVELYN M. NOTIS 805 Dover Road, Philadelphia 3I EVIE Secrel' Ambifion: To marry a docior. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: I-Ier loquacious- ness. Modern Language Club 2, 3: Col- lege Club I, 2: Bowling Club I, 2: FORDIAN lReporIerl I, 2, 3: PEN AND INK lTypisIl I, 2, 3. JOHN L. OBERHOLSER 60I Furlong Avenue OBIE Secrel Ambilionz Pro soccer player. Career: Air Force or physical educafion, Remembered for: Talking soccer Io Mr. Shiplell. Soccer I, 2, 3: Baskelball I, 2: Boys' Council I: Sfage Crew I. ROSEMARY F. O'BRIEN 70 Woodcroff Road ROSIE Career: College. Remembered for: Being Haver- forcI's Wild Irish Rose . Band I, 2, 3: Modern Language Club 2. 3: College Club 3. Fortyftwo Ml MARY EDITH ODORISIO 835 Penn SIree'I, Bryn Mawr MARY Secref Ambifions To be a model. Career: Privafe secreiary. Remembered for: I-Ier Snow While coloring. Siudenl Council 2, 37 Library Club I: Secrefarial Club 3: GREYSTONES llypinglg PEN AND INK liypisfl: Nafional Honor Socieiy 3. CLARALEE O'LEARY l523 Brierwood Road LEE Secref Ambifion: To do some- Ihing worfhwhile. Career: College. Remembered for: Trying Io pro- moie her nickname. Social Commiilee 37 Tri-Hi-Y 37 Ar+ Club I, 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: Modern Language Club 2, 3: J.C.L. I, lTreasurerI 2, lPres.I 3: College Club I, 2, 3: FORD- IAN lReporIerI 3: GREY- STONES lAr'r. Comm.I 3: PEN AND INK lArI Slarll I, 2, 3i Meri? Awards: A,uxilium Lalinumy Ari Ceriificafey Nafional Honor Sociely 3. MARY ALICE ORNER 2I03 E. Darby Road ORNIE Secref Ambifion: To live Bo- hemian slyle. Career: Elemeniary Teaching. Remembered as: Being a scalier- brain. Orchesfra I, 2, 3: Opereila lOr- chesfral I, 2: Cosiume Club 2, 3: Ari Club I, 2, 37 I. 2, 3: College Club I, 2, 3i Bowl- ing Club 27 GREYSTONES lArI Commilfeelp Merif Award: Ari Scholarship. MARIAN F. OSBORNE 807 Easi' Darby Road OZZIE Secrei Ambi+ion: Fly a helicopler. Career: Making someone happy. Remembered for: Her mafure al- Iiiude. Hoclcey llvlanagerl I: Orcheslra I, 2, 37 Band 2, 3: Operella I, 2: A Cappella Choir: I, 2: All-School Show lCasII 3: Radio Produciion 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 3: Senior Play lCas+I. LINDA LOUISE OURSLER 3I7 Sagamore Road LINDA Secrei' Ambi+ion: To be on Ihe 564,000 Queslion and win. Career: Medical secrelary. Remembered for: Her up-sweep. Color Corner: Secreiarial Club: oizevsroncs lrypisfy. RICHARD A. PAUL I9 Mill Road DICKIE Secre+ Ambi+ion: Professional baseball. Career: Business adminisfralion. Remembered for: Predicting Ihe looiball scores. Sludenl' Council lg Alhlelic As- socialiong Traffic Cornmiflee 2: Baseball I, 27 Baslcefball 3. HARRISON RICHARD PEARCE I5I4 Dorchesfer Rd. DICK Secref Ambifion: To see Mr. Shiplefl wilh a goalee. Career: Business adminislraiion. Remembered for: His clean-cul' appearance. Baseball I, 2: Rifle Club I, 2: Aviafion Club 3. ROBERT P. PERRIN II6 Ellis Road BOB Secref Ambifion: Professional baseball player. Career: College. Remembered for: His quick wif. Tennis 2: Bowling 3. Fortyfthree AMY H. PHILLIPS I523 Robinson Avenue AMY Secrel Ambiliona To be a greal cellisi. Career: M usic Teacher. Remembered for: Her conslanl companion, lhe cello. Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Band 2, 33 Operella lOrcheslral I, 2, 3: I, 3: Modern Language Club 33 J.C.L. I, 2, 3: Meril' Award: Auxilium Lafinumq Na- 'rional Honor Sociely 3. STELLA MARIE PIAGGIONE 305 Breniwood Road STELLA Career: Being married lo Johnny. Remembered as: A G r e g g scholar. Color Corner: Secrelarial Club: ermsrones irypasn 3. ANITA PORTER 2404 OIcoH Avenue, Ardmore NITA Secrel Ambiiionz To marry Paul. Career: Business woman. Remembered for: Her slarry eyes. Hockey 2: Lacrosse I: Ari Club I, 2, 37 College Club 3. PATRICIA CAROL POTTER 936 Haverford Road, Bryn Mawr PAT Secrel Ambilion: To go lo Vil- lanova. Career: Elernenlary leacher. Remembered for: Knowing how 'ro gel' along wilh people, Color Corner: 37 Bowl- ing Club I: All-School Show lCommilIeel 3. CORDELIA DELLA PRICE 39 E. Langhorne Avenue SUSIE Secrel Ambifion: To have lols of money. Career: Home economics. Remembered for: Her quiclc quips. Siudenl' Council I: Social Corn- millee 3, Hockey I, 21 Lacrosse I: Slage Crew 3: Library Club I, 21 Riding Club 2: All-School Show 3. ANTOINETTE R. PROETTO 5I6 Twin Oalcs Drive TONI Secrel Ambilion: To be a singing and dancing slar. Career: Privale secrelary. Remembered for: Her soil. genlle voice. Operella I, 27 A Cappella Choir? Color Corner: Secrelarial Club. LOUISE PAULINE RAUSEO 204 Walnul Hill Lane LOUISE Secrel Ambiiion: To lravel. Career: Secreiary. Remembered for: Being quielly sweel. Operella 2: A Cappella Choir: 2, 3: Bowling Club 2. FAITH RICE 2I56 Cheslnul Avenue, Ardmore FAY Secrel Ambilionz To be a fool- ball manager. Career: Execulive Secrelary. Remembered for: Giving Mr. Shiplell a hard lime. Assembly Comrnillee 2: Social Commillee I: Band IZ Operelia I, 2: Ari Club 2, 37 Bowling Club I. .gf in or oufL fo ac uzre Fortyffouf RICHARD A. RICE 233l Haverford Road, Ardmore DICK Secrei' Ambilionz To live in a world ol absolule peace. Career: Civil Engineering. Remembered for: His work in band and orcheslra. Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Color Guard 3: Nafional Honor Sociely 3. MARJORIE G. RIDER l824 Manor Road MARC-E Secref Ambifion: To look good in Kills. Career: Inferior Decorafion, Remembered for: l-ler s w e e I smile. Finance Commillee 3: Lacrosse 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Operefla I: A Cappella Choir: Arl' Club I, 2, 3: 3: Bowling Club I, 3: Cafeleria Waifress 2, 3. LAWRENCE BENEDICT RIEG 5I6 Wynne Avenue BEN Secrel' Ambifion: To fly wilhoul help of a mofor. Career: C.P.A. Remembered for: Curling up in class. NANCY LEE ROACH 3I0 Cherry Lane NANCE Secrel' Ambilionz To be parl of a famous dance leam like Marge and Gower Champion. Career: Dancing leacher. Remembered for: Her lapping foes. A Cappella Choir 3: Bowling Club I, 2, 3: All-School Show lCasll I, 2, 3: Radio Produc- Iion I. or age fo app y SENECA WILLIAM T. ROBINSON, III 209 Fairlamb Ave. BILL Secrel Ambifion: See Mr. Ben neH and Mr. Slinson do 50 push ups. .. Remembered for: His nonchal ance. Sludenl Council 2, 3: Foolball I 2, 3: Lacrosse 2, 3: Naliona Honor Sociely 2, 3: Boys' Hi-Y 2 lPresiden+l 3: Operelfa I, 2 I-li-Q 3: Meril Awards: Sopho- more Hislory: Junior English. BRUCE A. RODEBAUGH I50I Burmonf Road, Drexel Hill RODEY Secrel Ambilionz To make a mil- lion dollars. Career: Navy. Remembered for: His relaxed manner, Finance Commiliee 2: Cross CounlryI,2. DONALD M. ROSEN 584l Overbrook Avenue, Phila. ROCKY Secref Ambilionz To have a harem. Career: Execulive. Remembered for: Volunlarily changing schools. CAROLYN K. RUSH I29 Lincoln Avenue CA ROLYN Secrel Ambilion: Arline hosfess. Career: Home economics. Remembered as: A lypical leen- ager. Assembly Commiflee 2, 3: La- crosse l, 2, 3: Baslcelball I, 2. 3: Tri-I-li-Y 3: Orcheslra I, 2: Band I, 2: A Cappella Choir: College Club llreasurerl 3: GREYSTONES lBusiness Com- mifleel: All4School Show lCasll 3 Fortyffive MADELINE V. SALIN6 IOI N. Concord Avenue ess. Iareer: Fashion merchandising. for: Her Grecian ealures mmung I 2, 3: Ari Club I, 3: .,oIlege Club I: GREYSTONES lLilerary Cornmifleel: S e n i o r Remembered iwi ' , Play lCasll. ROBERT C. SAN JULE 5l9 Covinglon Road BOB Career: Business. Remembered for: His enlhusiaslic school spiril a+ baslcelball games. Finance Commillee 2: Foolball 2, 3: Baslcelball I, 2, ANNE YVONNE SCHAEFER I405 Delmonl Drive AN N E Secref Ambilionz Travel. Career: Commercial Ari. Remembered for: Her ready sense ol humor. Execulive Commiflee: S o c i a I Commiflee I, 2, lChairmanl 3: Ari Club I, 2, lVice-Presidenll 3: 3: Riding Club I, 2, 3: College Club I: Bowling Club I, 2: GREYSTONES lAr+ Commilleel: PEN AND INK lArI Siafll 21 Nalional Honor Sociely 3. HERBERT F. SCHEARER, III I000 Weller Avenue HERBIE Secref Ambiiionz To have a lead- ing role in a Broadway Musica' Comedy. Career: Singer. Remembered for: His vibranl voice. Wreslling I, 2: Operella I, 2: A Cappella Choir: Riding Club lVice Presidenll I: All-School Show lCasIl: Radio Produciion I,2. 1 ffm Ti ,,,, Eb ag MADELINE T Zigi ldlljrklqlliilwd IH. Fill lecref Ambifionz To be an acl- A it A Xml 5 JOY C. SCHWETTMAN 244 Oxford Road JOY Secrel' Ambifionz A Iwo caraf dia- mond on my Iefl hand. Career: Musical Comedy. Remembered for: Being Haver- lord's Pavlova. Baslcelball 2, 3: Cheerleading 2, 3: Opereila I, 2: A Cappella Choir: Cafeleria Wailress 2: Senior Play lCas+l: All-School Show lCas'rl. CHARLES A. SCOTTOLINE l50 Shelbourne Road SCOTTY Secref Ambifionz To go 'ro Cal- ifornia and lake a lirsl place in one of 'rheir drag races. Career: Mechanical engineering. Remembered for: Having 'rhe sharpesl '5I Mercury in Iown. Boys' Council I: Track 2: Basker- ball I. RUTH VIRGINIA SEELEY III Easf Haslings Avenue RUTHIE Secrel Ambirionz Play Ihe piano. Career: Nursing. Rememebered for: Her fervenl cowbell. A Cappella Choir: Color Corne' I: I: Nursing Club 3: Bible Club Ig Bowling Club I: PEN AND INK lAr+ Sfafll 3. WALTER W. SEIDEL 729 Rugby Road, Bryn Mawr WALT Remembered for: His conslruc +ive crilicism. F ovtyfsix ' :lei ' XJ LAURA SHULK xx 4l0 Riifenhouse Circle LAURA Secref Ambiiionz To marry l Yankee. Career: Airline hosless. Remembered for: Her Ii'I o you all . Girls' Hi-Y 3: Ai Pasckal Hig School-Allied Youfh 2, 3: Rei 1 I Cross 2, 3: Girls Glee Club ' WILLIAM SEISS 3: Chrislmas Program 2: Spor 2524 PrescoH Road Follies 2, BILL Secref Ambifionz To see lhe D' BARRY SIBSON World, 64 E. Clearfield Road Career: Game warden. BARRY Z ' I h' G -Remembgred for HIS Ong our Secref Ambifion: To build a in Ihe biology room. . , , , super highway from Haverford lc zgssimlbly Commiliee I: Science Ocean CHYL U ' Career: Engineering. Remembered for: His lacilurn dig- nily, Execufive Commillee: Siudenf Council I, 2: Alhlelic Associa- TH E T ER SHAL-I-Z lion: Assembly Cornmillee I, R:J42o B34-Load Road lUsherl 2, 3: Nafional Honor So- ciefy 2, 3: Soccer I, 3: Baskel- SHALTZIE ball I, 2, 3: Boys' Hi-Y 2, llreasurerl 3: Orcheslra I, 2: - Class Presidenl I, 2: All-School Career: Popular singer. Show lCas+I 2. Remembered for: C'esf Mag- niliquen in lhe All-School Show. Assembly Cornmillee 2, lusherl 3: Operella 2: Chorus I, 2: Col- Secref Ambifion: To see Europe JOHN B. SIEGFRIED 3I2 Bewley Rd. lege Club 3: GREYSTONES JOHNNY lBusiness Commilieel: All-School S A - - , Show CMH Iv 2' 3: Senior may ecref mblfron. To be a good tc f doclor, as Career: Medicine. Remembered for: His air of dig- nify. Social Commillee 3: Nalional JANET E' SHARP Honor Socieiy 2, 3: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir: Hi-Q 2, SHARPIE 3: Biology Club'3: Meril Awards: Sophomore English. I60 Friendship Road Drexel Hill Secref Ambifionz Social service work. Career: Secrela ry. Remembered for: I-Ier dainly al- fracliveness. DENNIS LEE SLOSTAD udenl Council I, 3: Finance 333 Virginia Avenue Commiliee 2: 3: Riding Club 2: Bowling Club 3, e-Rev. DENMS STONES lLi+erary Commilleepj Career. Eiecironicsu Allischool Show lcasll 3' Remembered as: Iowa's gill Io rhe Keyslone Siale. A Cappella Choir 3: Al Mc- kinley High School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa-Operella I, 2: A Cappella Choir I, 2: Camera Club 2: Bas- SALLY ANN SHELLER keiball 2. I08 Woodbine Road SAL Career: Heallh and physical edu- calion Ieacher. Remembered for: Her love of sporls. Alhlelic Associafion: Hockey 2, 3: Baskeiball I, 2: Tennis I, 2: Color Corner I, 2: W.W.W. 3. F ortyfseven ill? ' Wiwew BETHEL HORTER SMITH I622 Ridgeway Road DUCHESS Secrei' Ambifion: To be a cham- pion ice skaler. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her rosy cheeks. Hockey I, 21 Lacrosse I7 Swim- ming I, 2, lco-caplainl 3: Mod- ern Language Club 2, 3: College Club 3. ROBERT C. SMITH 324 Walnuf Hill Lane MARCIA J. STONE I4 E. Secrel Ambilion: Live in a Trailer. Remembered for: Her pixie hair- cul. Hockey I, 2, 31 Lacrosse I: Bas- kelball I, 2: Slage Crew 2, 3: Library Club I, 2, 37 Modern Language Club 2, 3: 31 Bowling Club 2: GREYSTONES lChairman, mifleel. CAROL STROHM ETZ l520 Secrei' Ambiiion: To Iravel as much as possible. Career: Elemenlary reaching, Remembered for: Her efficiency. Finance Commillee 3: Baskelball llvlanagerl 31 Modern Language Club 2, 37 2, 3: Col- lege Club Cale:-leria GREYSTONES Il'yping Comrnil- Ieel: Handbook I, 2: Narional Honor Socieiy 3. Langhorne Ave. MARSH Pholography Com- Brierwood Road CAROL 3: Bowling Club 2: Wailress I, 2, 3: SMITTY Secrel' Ambirionz To have my own JUDITH ANNE STRUCK CHF- i I6I9 Ridgeway Road Career: Marines. STROOK Remembered for: His unusual flame- Secref Ambi-Hon: To buy an old Baseball I, 2, Iarm house and remodel il. CHARLES R. SNYDER 5I5 Wales Road DUTCH Secrel' Ambifion: To gel rich Iasl. Career: Aulomolive mechanic. Remembered for: Being Mr. Gwinn's Smokey Joe. THOMAS NICHOLAS STEVEN 2423 Avon Road, Ardmore TOM Secref Ambrhon. Help Ihe Yankees bear Brooklyn in Ihe World Series. Career: Merchanl Marine. Remembered for: Trying Io con- Ier Than Norre Dame. Baseball I. vince Ed Wade Ihal Navy is bel- Career: Nursing. Remembered for: I-Ier 'rrusling nalure. Assembly Commillee 2: Social cr sse I 2 Baskelball 2 Tri H ursing Club Secrelary 3 Col ege Club Presidenl 3: Cafe- Comrniilee 3: Hockey 27 La- o , 1 g '- i-Y 3: A Cap ' , 2, 31 N ' l I 1 - I I l 'reria Wailress 3: FORDIAN lTvPiS+l ITypisIl 3. DONALD J. SUMMERS I25 areer To be successful nn bus: FISSS. pella Choir I 31 PEN AND INK Oxford Hill Lane TEX Secref Ambifion: College. C : ' ' I Remembered for: His overhea valve, slraighl' eighl Packard. Social Cornmillee I: Rifle Clu I, 2, I Club 2. Fortyfeight jLel'e!0l'0 .9 5ummon ag 4 Presidenll 3: Bowlin 5 5 2 1 REX SUPER 2I0 N. Eagle Road REX Secref Ambifiona To play an or- gan concerf in Carnegie I-Iall. Career: Music. Remembered for: Wailing for Iunchfime, Operefla I, 2: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3. ROBERT B. TAGGART I4 Tenby Road BOB Secref Ambifion: To live in Florida. Career: Denfisfry, Remembered for: His movie :iro- duclions of Iooiball games. Soccer 2: Band I, Phofography Club 3. MARTHA JANE TAITT I28 Rockwood Drive MARTY Secre'I Ambifion: To be a success Iul prospeclor. Career: Modeling. Remembered for: Being Doc Har- Ier's righl-hand gal. Baslcelball Manager I, 2, 3: Color Corner I, 2: 3: PEN AND INK ITypisII. KATHRYN LINN TASH 22I Farnham Road LINN Secrei Ambilionz To be able Io speak several languages fluenlly. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Being an asse? Io Ihe Lacrosse I, 2: Band I, 2, 3: 2, IPresidenII 3: Nurs- ing Club 2, 3: J.C.L. 2, 3? FORDIAN IReporI'erI I, 2, 3: PEN AND INK lLiIerary Com- mi'f+eeI 2. granf youf A ercfage. BROWNING Fortyfnine CAROL ANN TAYLOR 23 Hannum Drive, Ardmore. TAYLOR ANN Secrel' Ambifionz To be a vocal- isf for a dance band. Career: Home economics. Rememberd for: Her exuber- ance.. Lacrosse 2: Modern Language Club 2, 3: 3: College Club 2, 3: Bowling Club 3: Cafeleria Wailress 3: FORDIA'-I IRepor+erI 2, IEdiIorI 3: All- School Show ICasI'I, DUANE O. TOFT 34 Braeburn Road DUANE Secref Ambilion: To gel' 'rhe high- esr mark in Physics II. Career: Mechanical engineering. Remembered for: Having Ihe Iaslesf Nash in Haverford. Baskelball I, 2: Social Commir- Iee 3: Slage Crew 3: Aviaiion Club 3. HELEN ANN TOOEY 260 Oxford Road TOO EY Secref Ambifion: To Iravel Io Venice. Career: Elemenrary s c h o ol Ieacher. Remembered for: I-Ier efferves- cence, Assembly Commiliee 3: Social Commillee 2: Hoclcey I, 2: La- crosse I: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Mod- ern Language Club 2, ISecre- Iaryl 3: 3: College Club I, 3: Cafeleria Wailress 2, 3: All-School Show ICasII 3, DEANNE R. TORBERT I025 Bon Air Road DEE Secref Ambifion: To d rive Ihrough Paris in a blue Jag. Career: Relailing. Remembered for: Her seIF-posses- sion, Operella I, A Cappella Choir: Modern Language Club 3: PEN AND INK ILiIerary Commilleel. JOHN TOTARO 53 RaIs'I'on Avenue JOHNNIE Secrel Ambiiionr To leach 4Ih hour P.O.D, class. Career: Teacher Remembered for: Being 'Ihe mosi' Ilirlalious. Sludenl Council I, 2: Alhlelic Associalion: Foolball I, 2, 3: Baslrefball I: Baseball I, 2, 3: Siege Crew 3: Bowling 3, JOHN M. TOWLE I2 Shawnee Road, Ardmore BUCK Secref Ambilion: To raise dogs Career: Medicine. Remembered for: His combina- Iion of brains and brawn, Lacrosse 2. 3: Baslceiball I: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3: Orcheslra 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Operelfa 2: Na- 'rional Honor Sociefy 3. THOMAS N. TROXELL I627 Ridgeway Road TROX Secrei Ambilionz To fly a iel. Career: Air Force. Remembered for: His Ierrific per- sonalify. Execulive Commiflee 3: Boys' Council I: Finance Cornrniffee lChairmanI 3: Soccer 2, 3: La- Iii , BARBARA R. TYLER 203 Canferbury Road BOBBIE Secrei Ambiiion: To pass hislory Ihis year. Career: Sienographer. Remembered for: Her unob- Irusiveness. JOAN ELIZABETH UITTS 293I Berkley Road, Ardmore CHASSIS Secref Ambi+ion: To ioin a boys' fralerniiy, Career: College. Remembered for: Her nordic beauly. Coslume Club 2, 3: Ari Club I: I, 3: Riding Club 3: College Club 2, 3: Bowling Club 2: Caleleria Waifress 2, 3: GREY- STONES lTypis'rl. crosse I: Boys' Hi-Y 2, ISecre- Iaryl 3, Rifle Club 2, 3: ici. ii SANDRA LYNNE UPMAE Nalional Honor Sociely. 3. 53 TYGGIY R00d. DFSXOI Hill SANDIE Secref Ambiiion: To be able Io play Ihe piano. Career: Home Economics, MARGUERI-I-A T. TULUMELLO Remembered for: Her peaches 304 Breniwood Road and cream complexion. Social Commiflee I: Swimminq MARGE 2: College Club 3. Secrei Ambifionz To drive a moforcycle, Career: Secrelary. Remembered for: Her wiiiiness in class. Tennis 2: Secrelarial Club: GREY- sioisies ITypisIl. Fifty DOLORES VALLEY 2530 Rosemoni' Avenue Ardmore DIESEL Secref Ambilion: To graduaie. Career: Fashion illuslraior, Remembered for: Her nalurally curly hair. I JOA IJ 6 5 S Q 5 VL' X T I ,I ' ' I .IT , X I 1 655 i ., , I I A I W 'OB I I5 e venu I f My Sec I A : To SIGFIXL . I . w CuIs ycgirls. een, Elemenl' eaching. Her sincere rue Council 2 Assisi I Secrelar Alhlelic Hee Hoc nms I 2 Nalional nor Sociely 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y 2, Presidenrl 3: Ari' Club I, 2, : College Club I, 2: FORDI N I, 2, IEcIi'rorl 3: Class Olilicesc Treasurer I: PEN AND INK lArI' Slaffl I, 2. r: ' I' ss. Ex culive mmiflkee: Sludenl ' h. IC ' kvl I : : ey A. 2. IC if : Te ' . . 3: , . . EDWARD C. WADE I4I Signal Road, Drexel Hill CURLY Secref Ambiiion: To painl' Mur- ray Miles' black and whiles all black. Career: Milifary School. Remembered for: Trying 'Io con- vince Tom Slevens Ihal Nolre Dame is beller Ihan Navy. Social Commilfee I: Traffic Com- millee 2, 3: Cross Counlry I, 2, IManagerl 3: Track I: Wres- lling I. ,. ARTHUR E. WALTERS 25 Grove Place ART Secre'I Ambifion: Fly a iel. Career: Engineering, Remembered for: His he-man physique. Alhlelic Associarion: Foolball I, 2, ICO-Caprainl 3: Wreslling 2, ICO-Caplainl 3. CAROLYN TERRY WEBB 62 Colfax Road CAROLYN piamsl emembered for Her dignnry xeculive Commilree Assembly ommirlee Chairman 3 L .rosse M nager 2 3: Tri-H -Y : Modern Language Club 2, 3: . .W. I: Nursing Cub , lVice Presidenfl 3: Bowling Club : GREYSTONES Ilfdilorial Com- ilfeel: Nalional Honor Sociely Secrel' Ambi'Iion: To be a concerr Career.: Medical missionary. R : ' ' . E ' ' 1 3 ' I ' I : a- ' I 6 l - ' I I N W I 2 l n Fiftyfone ROBERT J. WEISS I4-I6 Sieel Road WIMP Secrer Ambiiionz To own a harem Career: Engineering. Remembered for: His vivid im aginarion. Finance Commillee 3' Cr , oss Counlry 2, 3: Lacrosse I, 2: Na Iional Honor Sociely 3: Bowling 3 ELDONNA LOUISE WELKER I52 W. Clearfield Road DONNA Career: Home economics Teacher. Remembered for: Her friendli- ness. Coslume Club 2: Bowling Club I. MARJORIE E. WERKHEISER 302 Bewley Road MARGIE Secref Ambilion: To be a model. Career: Nursing. Remembered for: Her genfleness. Operella 2. JOAN M. WERN ER I339 Harringfon Road JOANIE Secrer Ambifion: To send Ber- mudas Air-Mail back fo Bermuda. Career: Air Lines Hosless. Remembered for: Wiping away Ihe fears when she laughs. Secreiarial Club: Coslume Club 2: I: Bowling Club I: Radio Producfion I: Merir Award: Typing. ,. ROBERT A. WHITE 4 Wesfwood Park Drive BOB Career: Medicine. Remembered Tor: His hor Sax. Boys' I-li-Y 2, 3: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3: Radio Club I, Slcylinersg J.C.L. I, lVice-Presi- denll 2, 3, GREYSTONES lEdi4 lorial Cornmilleeli Senior Play lCasllq All-School Show lCasIl 2, lComrnilleel 3. JAMES WHITTEN I327 Maryland Avenue JIM Secrel Ambilionz To win G new Thunderbird. Career: Eleclronics Engineer. Remembered for: His science proiecls. Finance Cornmillee Ii Orcheslro I3 Band I, 2, 3: Slcyliners. BARBARA E. WIESE 2I3 Campbell Avenue BARB Secref Ambi'rion: To marry a doclor. Career: Elernenlary leaching. Remembered for: I-ler lan. Hockey 2: Lacrosse 2? Swimming 3: Library Club II Modern Lan- guage Club 2, 3: li College Club 2, 37 Bowling Club I: GREYSTONES lBusiness Com- milleely Senior Play lMalce-up Cornmilleel: All-School Show lCasllg Radio Produclion I. WILLIAM D. WILKINSON 500 Shelbourne Rd. WILKIE Secrel Ambilion: To gel above a 3 in English, Career: Engineering. Remembered for: I-lis amiable ways. Sludenl Council 3: Assembly Cornmillee I, 2, 3: Soccer I, 2, 31 Lacrosse 2. Fiftyftwo MARGARET ANN WILLS 200 Treafy Road, Drexel Hill PEGGY Secrel' Ambilionz Go 'ro Hawaii. Career: Medical Secrelary. Remembered 'fort Her naivele. Traffic Cornmillee I: I-Ioclcey I, 2: Lacrosse Ig Ari Club I, 2, 3, Sec- relarial Club 3: EORDIAN lTyp- isll 3: Arr Slalrl 35 PEN AND INK lTypisIl, SARA ANN WILSON 2I0l Cheslnul' Avenue, Ardmore SARA Secrel Ambilionz To be a cham- pion waler-skier. Career: Airline hosless. Remembered for: I-ler excellenl Iasle in clolhes. Execulive Commilleet Sludenl Council Ig Assembly Commillee I: I-Ioclcey I7 Lacrosse I: Baslrel- ball I, 23 Operella I, 27 A Cap- pella Choiry All-School Show ICas'rl 3: Modern Language Club 2, 3: Riding Club I. DAVID A. WISE I4 Decalur Road DAVE Secrel Ambi+ion: To go on a double dale wilh Jaclr Brewsler. Career: Agricullure. Remembered for: I-Iis bachelor- hood. Baseball I, 2: Rifle Club 3. GLENN A. WOOD 633 Manoa Road WOODY Secrel Ambilionz To own Iwo homes. Career: College. Remembered for: I-Iis abilily lo Icicle Thai' ball. Alhlelic Associaliony Soccer I, 2, lCo-Caplainl 31 Lacrosse I, 27 A Cappella Choir: Operella I. of W' I We Ml-ri 5 omorrow fo A'25A woo 5, Lf 'Q PHYLLIS M. WOOD 2309 Belmoni' Avenue, Ardmore PHIL Secrel' Ambifion: Fly 'ro Europe. Career: Nursing. Remembered -for: Her par+icipa- lion in 'fashion shows. Library Club 2, 3: Modern Lan- guage Club 2, 37 3: Riding Club I: College Club I. 2, 3: Bowling Club I, 2: Hand- book 2, 3. MARJAY H. WREN 2l2 Signal Road, Drexel Hill MARSHA ZEIGLER I72I Academy Lane MARSH Secrei' Ambifion: To have lived in The Roaring Twenliesf' Career: Third-grade Ieacher. Remembered for: Her exlraordi- nary affire. Modern Language I, 2, lPresi- denll 3: College Club I, 2, lVice- Presidenli 3: Junior Red Cross I: FORDIAN lReporlerI I, 2: GREYSTONES lEdi+oriaI Commif- Iee, Co-Chairman! Merii Awards: Auxilium Lafinum, Spanish I1 Na- 'rional Honor Sociely 3. JOHN FAY MARJI 4-I3 Llanerch Avenue cref Ambifion: T el an ilT.R.S. degree. O g JACK Career: Nursing. Career: Army' Remembered for: Her adorable Secrei' Ambi+ion: Travel fo Europe. smile, Baseball Ig Sfage Crew 3. 3: Riding Club 2. MRS. ELVA KNIGHT l00 Soufh Manoa Road Remembered as: Honorary I956 graduate. Aefivifies: Sixfeen years of serv- ice fo The Haverford High School library. ll Pa5tlll'25 ll-010 MILTON Fifty-three Grow old along wifh me! The besl is ye'r fo be, The Iasl' of life, for which Ihe lirsf was made: Our iimes are in his hand Who saH'h, A whole I plamtccl, Youlh shows buf hall: +rus+ Cod: sro al, ror be afraid! So, fake and use Ihy work: Amend wha? flaws may Iurlc. Whal' slrain o' 'rhe s'I'uFF, whal warpings pasi The aim! My 'rimes be in 'rhy hand! Perfecl' lhe cup as planned! Lei age approve of youlh, and dealh ccmplcfc 'rhe same! Browning MOST VERSATILE Barry Sibson Joan Wachob Audrey Finney Dick Carrick Susie Price Ari' W BEST LOOKING MOST POPULAR r W HW 1 L L WHO'S WHO MOST ATHLETIC MOST FLIRTATIOUS Nolan Jones Judy Brin+on John Toiaro Linda OUIETEST Dick Borclog na Gay Lo W ni -3 :gym , ' QW xi ' , X-l 1 f L Q, X ' Kb li 'S Y T .L :X m L ,L MOST DRAMATIC BEST LEADERS er Huggins Carol Johnson Marion Mefzler Jack Colcer CLASS CLOWNS MOST TALKATIVE BEST NATURED Collom Madeline Manno Ann Tooey George Covey Bob Keehn Lillibel Leaming v1OST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GREATEST ASSETS TYPICAL SENIORS yAnne Davis Bill Robinson John Toal Marcy Marfinclale Mifch Engle Cassy Hill D 6 iqllll I In 4' 'lull Us 35's QA N' M011 X5 N H Nw 1 M ,Q wap as M - l lg! C L. -f 1.f'.ff,1-KYZ ' zfffff Qui' Q -fi: f-1 Q E I jf Sig O 4' X E. 'Ex ig X . 1 kK'i?fig Q Ugg w gt R Kant? ? CJK R :I Q! G Q mf f 5:-, X IJ nw f XY' ' ' , If 3E' f ia gm' 'K QW I my gi, 'EW Q? f VNWQ i If as X l Y S ' ' ' i A' .t J k . , is A ' Q--..Mtv 1,1 ' J R A M 1',. 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I STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Perry, Borsari, Odorisio, Jon, Toal, Wacilob, Milner, DiRocco, Farina. SECOND ROW: Williamson. Blumberg, Cianci, Wenner, Sharp, Man- Ihorpe, Mehler, Logan, RiccI1uiHi.THIRD ROW: Saylor, Wes+Iake, Fcsfer, Haskell, Crebbin, Carapico, Hodge. FOURTH ROW: Elder, Young, Lyman, Erickson, Marfindale, Haydock, Mallory, Ervin. Fiftyfeigizt 24 fji , fp , fu , M , A , iw Q' f , . My f f .,,, i Q 5 il -119 7 , 7' 5'13'wX?5 ' if ,.,, iff' w Q- vw -' .-5 'v V, . , -' ' .- 1- -k , ,my . ., qi ,.,. , V V Ng b it Q2 'Q aw 1, A, 333 A 5 Q K Qi ,L pf f ' an fa Q if gg K Wm -:...,-:'. . ff J iw, . ' A QFAEEEQ Z? W 3 2, any fy , H N jug X Q ff K Q, W KM mf xfv Q f Q f A 4 .M ,K bi U lg .G QE? if Nw Q M W1 ' 1213? , 1 wt' is M 532 fa? x 0 mf wig, f 'A Z 2, M .,,.,.. :,,, H 7 Q if 1 National Honor Society STUDENT SPEAKERS AT INDUCTION CEREMONY Sixty Here sland lhose who have received l-leverlords hiqhesl honor , . , How well lhey rernernber the inducrion ceremony . . . Jrhe nervous anlicipalion . . . crossed iincgers . . . sighs ol reliel . . . lhose shaking lcnees when rnounling lhe sleps . . . The flickering candles held by unsleadv hands . , . 'rhe annual Chrisrrnos banquel was ai greal success . . . The members all lhank Miss Collins and Mr. l-lowerrh for Their line support Trl Hi -Y Toys and boys land girls lool . . . These words became synonymous al Chrislmas lime . . . George The grasshopper louncl his way info all lheir hearls, especially Presidenl Bill Robinsonls . . . This year junior boys were elecled lo carry on lhe worlc of lhe Boys' l-li-Y nexl year . . . Wonder how lhe sludenls will gel along wilhoul lhe penny colleclion? , . . Give lo lhe Cenlral Fund! ll Boys Hi-Y YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW: Burion, Mehler, STone, Ford, Ziegler, Berg, Gibbons, Davis, Milner, MarTindale. SECOND ROW: McGraTh, Lindamoocl, MarneT, Finney, FiensTein, Allen, Lidle, Norman, Domenick, AngsTadT, Piagionne. THIRD ROW: Nelson, Kline, Rush, Cohen, Lange, Leaming, Bonniwell, Laramey, AcTon, Odorisio, STrohmeTz. FOURTH ROW: WhiTe, Edwards, Fishman, Sharp, Gray, Saling, Webb, Kresse, Tulu- mello, Fuhr, Oursler. Publications AssignmenTs, copy, make-up . . . All parT oT newspapers and magazines . . . DespiTe The hardships oT TrusTraTed news- paper work, The Fordianu managed To make iTs appearance on Time . . . ChiT ChaT . . . SporTraiTs . . . Dr. Kinkle's hilar- ious reporTs . . . All seemed To be TeaTured aTTracTions each issue . . . WiTh iTs aTTracTive new banner and advisor, Miss Alma l-lelbig, The old Fordian has Taken on The new look. All day SaTurday make-up . . . Trade mark oT The Pen and Ink' ',.. worried looks . . . sleepless ediTors . . . BuT Tinally, Tour Times a year, The Pen and Ink was eagerly read by sTudenTs . . . Gay, sad, Tunny-all sorTs oT poems and sTories leven Mr. STinson made his appearance loaded down wiTh books on Tag dayl. TwenTy-Three issues old, The Handbook has served all sTudenTs . . . An imporTanT parT oT The Economy 'l'ickeT, iT is eagerly awaiTed by boTh old and new pupils . . . imporTanT inTormaTion . . . deTenTion? . . . suspension? . . . assemblies! . . . The welcome calendar in The TronT goT much use . . . Everyone eagerly awaiTSng The Tinal day in June. Sixtyftwo HANDBOOK STAFF Wood. Slromelz, Kohler. FORDIAN FIRST ROW: Hoellie, Tilus, M. Marlindale, Griffin Waclwob, Davis, Gibbons. SECOND ROW: S. Marlin dale, Heberer, Kline, Chrisfman, O'Leary, Heale Jones, Miss Helbig. THIRD ROW: McGrafI'1, Morrow Berlolei, Fosler, Hayes, Krince, Helps. PEN AND INK SEATED: Siffling, Boehringer, Wills, Hayes, Yerman- ock, Sfafford, Bonniwell, J. Taynfon. STANDING: Slruck, Davis C. Ta nlon Odorisio Lan Lon I Y I I qu Q- Hill, Berg, Gibbons, For+, Helps, Welker. RAD!O PRODUCTIGN CLUB gg 1 A 2 Q, C 'wr 1 -:iffff Q W , .,,.,.. 1 LL HLQ TEAM NURSING CLUB rm Dr Q 2 'S '25 5332 R!FLE CLUB LIBRARY CLUB L.- SECRETARIAL CLUB ' L if 11' 4 , L N 1 H z 3 A5 MORE CLUBS AND STILL MORE CLUBS v .em1,. fmff w4 Q - ABOVE: Sfudenfs admire decora+ions af Crystal Ball. BELOW: Cour+esy Campaign resulis in Cour+esy Desk fo welcome visifors. Cheerleaders pose as foofball 'team ai' unforgeffable pep rally before Lower Merion game. Sixtyfseven BRASS ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: Woodberry, Engle, Bell, Colrer, Turnbell, Towle, Kepler. Bowman, While, Jansen, Burdiclr, Conyers. SECOND ROW: Jansen, Siegfield, Hellenbach, Riclcerl, Pills, Ulrich, Tebbe. WOODWIND QUINTET Instrumental Music Led by ils very own drum maior and maiorelles. here comes I-laverTord's marching band . . . Nolice Those new march Tormalionsl . . . Mr. Weber can be proud . . . Loolc al The brand new unilorms . . . so red wilh lhal smarl gold Trim . . . Everyone cerlainly had Tun before and allen' The away Toolball games! . . . Oh, Those bus rides! . . . Marching in The rain dampened Their uniforms bul never Their spirils. Early morning praclicesl . . . The orcheslra as- semblies! . . . Playing Tor The Senior Play and 'Ruddigorem . . . These made many noslalgic memories . . . Ivlr. Teccos new rules . . . Especially The one aboul being on lime lrepl The orcheslra on lheirloesl.. .The concerl al Plymoulh Whilemarsh High School! . . . They cerlainly made The group Teel apprecialedl . . . The Spring Concerl . . . A successlul climax lo a musical year. STRIN-G TRIO Richards, Orner, Kramer. STRING QUARTET Poole, Johnslone, Lofgren, Phillips. Sixtyfeight ORCH ESTRA a, A 352 .,,.. .L-1 '- Z mm .ma-T, h 1 ,, . N awww ,Y 'W BAND Sixryfnizze .5,,,,. ,. 2. In +he Spring a Young Man's Fancy Mo' Lasses in Every Por? Crime and Punishmenf Rudcligore Boys Meef Girls f 1. ffm , M 7-1 -wig Mfr, Q. .fwuwmwmmnwwmmbmmnmwmu.- f.h-.ifxfwq mm -fn w .f,, A Cappella Choir presents . Oh, Those early morning rehearsals . . . Everyone probably wished he'd come when reporT cards came ouT . . . The ChrisTamas show in The old audiTorium . . . Ruddigore wiTh Robin, Rose Maybud, and Richard DaunTless . . . more rehearsals Tor The Spring ConCerT in The new audiTorium . . . The beauTiTul hymns, and The lilTing melodies . . . The many discussions held in The middle oT The songs ...mosT OT all, The songs learned ThaT are sTill being hummed in The halls. T-laverTord's annual GilberT and Sullivan opereTTa . . . 'TRuddigore or The WiTches Curse . . . Y , The chorus and orchesTra blended Their TalenTs To T0f+T1e HOHCTGYS- give a wonderTul perTormance . . . The proTessional bridesmaids . . . Rose lvlaybud lclass oT '56's own Joan AcTonl The TairesT maiden in The village . . . a crime a day or die' '... The porTraiTs oT The ancesTors come To liTe . . . as always, a happy ending. Christmas Program Senior Play -And he made me chip my 1oo+h. ABOVE: I said she did if on purpose. Jusl ask Lily Waughop aboul lhese girls. Meet me in Saint Louis BELOW: l fhinlc we should malre il a parly 'lo go down and walch lhe big fireworlrs display for 'lhe opening of ihe Fair. 'livleel Me ln Sainl Louisl' al The World Fair . . . Oils drama class a place in l955 play hislory . . . Such laughler echoed from The I-ll-iS audilorium in spiie of lhose nighlly rehearsals in a freezing ihe nighl of rhe Senior Class Play . . . Tooiie audirorium . . . speaking lines lo The hammering of biling Mr. Dodge! leg . . . lhe cal climbing down nails . . . Haverford again came lorlh wilh an A Eslhens back . . . Grandpop almosl bringing down raling class play. lhe sei . . . lhose l904 coslumes . . . all gave Miss 1 i l Producer's Show Case Seventyftwo All School Show The Flappers display Their TalenTs. Perf Baby Dolls are one 'for The money, Two for Heafed board mee'Hng ai I. T. Smears-o'FF Co The show. S64,000.99? A Talce-oTT on The 564,000 guesTion . . . A big Flapperlip, The gushy club woman: Sarah Mae change Trom The S64 quesTion oT The pasT . . . Coolcwell, The hiclc Town woman: Oliver BraEnTwisT. I. T. Smears-OTT's 996 . . . The Flappersw broughT The child genius . . . The l-licks really made a hIT baclc ThoughTs oT The pasT . . . The clever caTegory . . . To end The show, an adorable novelTy dance board . . . A varieTy oT conTesTanTs . . . Mrs. by The Baby Dolls . . . A never-To-be-TorgoTTen show. Your Money's WorTh. The Royal Couple WalTz Time . . . Tull peTTicoaTs . . . beauTiTul Tormals . . . All were a perT OT The Vienna WelTz . . . No one ThouqhT The decoraTions would ever geT done Tor The Senior Ball . . . Those popcorn chandeliers were really eTTece Tive . . . They couldn'T have picked a beTTer couple Tor The king and queen . . . Mr. and Mrs. Hill did honor To The Throne. . .Wonder how Mr. Hill liked The brieT case? The Grand March-a TradiTional parT oT The Senior Ball . . . All in all, The dance was a never-To-be-TorgoTTen evening. S E N I 0 R BA L L The Vienna Waltz Two Views of The Grand March. JUNIOR PRCJM AIpine Paradise The Swiss chaleis in The middle of ihe Alps . , . dancing +o ihe music of Lee Scoii . . . The nervous anlicipafion before ihe crowning of ihe queen . . .Joy beaming ai her subiecis from ihe royal ihrone . . . ihe preiiy couri' . . . 'lhe Senior Class ceriainly ouidid ihem- selves for iheir Junior Prom . . . worlc, work, worlc, seemed 'ro be ihe rnoiio ihe weelc before ihe dance . . . ihe resulis were worih The labor . . . Everyone felf as if he were in ihe middle of an Alpine Paradise. Queen Joy and her courf. Y' qbll , , l' ' ' 4 563,15 55,5455 - irfg is ,,,, :Eff A if V if 3 X 'T -1 fi-'W , , 2 h' . ,Q iv :fs . in Wh is Q g F f 1 f' 5, -, , 2 ,, i , Mg, f . , g 1 ffm H ,, l Wa j I A ,..,, t , if ,V M ,N x - V , 9 A f ' ' in - is - 1 f , ' 'W s ssi' ,iisziae is A pause fo refresh. Le+'s sif ihis one ouf. P Each candidafre dances wifh The man in her life. Seventyfjive Chemistry E. I. R. Seventyfsix Chorus Biology ALL DAY, EVERY DAY Sophomore English Trigonometry Typing i Dme ECONOMICS-C00kII19 Homes Economics Suite I' Home Economics - Dressmaklng Gym Orchestra Biology Physics Home Economics - Dressmaking iffy: ATHLETICS H. FCJOTBALL LeT's go! LeT's go! l.eT's really go! . . . SpiriT iumpin' This year? . . . Sure was . . . SpiriT backed one oT l-laverTord's besT Teams . . . Co-capTains Jack Coker and ArT WalTers. wiTh The squad, coached by Jim ShipleTT s-u-r-e kepT The Fords on Top . . . For Two games? . . . Oh no! . . . Six games sTraighT . . . Each game showed irnprovemenT . . . The resulT oT loads oT spiriT and desire . . . l'laverTord's sTar man? . . . I-le was presenT in each oT The eleven Tellows who were iusT doing Their iob . . . The boys made nineTeen Touchdowns . . . Way To TighTI . . . NOT a SaTurday wenT by wiThouT The Fords zipping over The goal line. Power wasn'T The imporTanT Thing: oh no-decep- Tion and TasT scaT backs had IT all over The old Theory oT power. VARSITY FOOTBALL I-LS. OPP 7 Chesier ...,4..,.... ..4...,,..,........ 4..... 6 I8 ChelTenham .....,,. ....... I 2 2I AbingTon ...,.... -.-..-. 6 3I NorrisTown ..,. ......, 2 0 20 Springfield ......,..,.,., ---4-.- 6 I4 Ridley Township ........ ....... 7 7 Lower Merion ......, 39 7 7 U pper Darby ..,.... Onward To VicTory On-ward To Vic-To-ry- Crim-son and gold- On-warcl To meeT The Toe- War-ri-ors bold- Figh+ Tor old Hav-er-ford Smash Thru ThaT line- Show The valor-you are known Tor FighT-FighT-FighT We wani a Touchdown. Top Brass. FighT on for Haverford GeT ThaT ball! Eighty 1 Syclnor's on his way. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Haly. Colfer. R- Johnson. DFPUPPO. C. Johnson. Murdock. THIRD ROW: SanJule, McKeIvie, Uule, Downing, Davis, Cassidy Sydnor, Herbsier, Bowers. SECOND ROW: Horfer, Jones, Robinson. Koenig, Tofaro, Thoian, Kugier, McCann, McGee, FOURTH ROW. Siaicher, Berry, Norley, Muir, Haeberiein, Walker, Yohe, Heyimun. Walfsrs, King, Carrick, Erickson, Covey, Boyd, Haydock. VARSITY SOCCER FIRST ROW: Kramer, Burfeind, Crisman, Oberluolzer, Willrenman, ROW: Onyscluunlr, Wool, Sibson, F. Horllu. Engle, Bordogna Woolley, Fleming. SECOND ROW: Troxell, Scofield, Handly, diclr, Mallory, Teal, Keyser ICoacI'ul. Bulgarelli, Manners, Howarilu, H. Turnbull, Manno, Harfneh. THIRD SOCCER II's In . . . I-Iurralul yelled 'flue exclled Haverford 'lans al 'flue U.D. game. Wlual aboul lluelr slow slarling season? CouIdn'+ luold llue boys baclc . . . no-sir-ee, a 3-O score over U.D. proved 'fluey Iuad luussle . . . and pIen'fy ol III Tlue season 'fluis year . . . wow! Wlual a successlul league season Iluey Iuad. Ivlilclu Engle and Glenn Wood really worked Iuard along willu 'flue squad . . . prac'fIce . . . run . . . kick . . . o-lu-lu 'flue lueadl Jusl Iluinlc . . . llue Iirsl Ford 'feam didn'l luave uniforms and 'flue same num- ber ol members . . . Wlual a dillerence be'fween 58-I8, elu? Because ol delermlnallon lo Improve. 'flue Fords were real' proud of all 'flue boys. Haverfords lies Lower Merion 2-2. VARSITY SOCCER I-I,I-I.S. Opp. 2 Episcopal ..,., ....,..,. .,... . .........,...,.. , , O O Ivlaslbaum ..... ...,,. 2 I Kennell Square ...... I O N. E. Calluolic ,... ...... 4 O Upper Darby ........ ...... I I Cluelleruluam ...... ....., O 3 Abinglon ....... ...... I 2 Lower Merlon ....,. 2 I Wesllown ,...,.,.,, ,..... I I Penn Cluarler .... ,..... 5 3 Upper Darby .,...,.. ...,.. O 3 Cluellenluam .,.,.. ...... 0 O Ablnglon ...., ,.,... O O Lower Merlon ...... I Toal crosses Io Burfeind. l I ChopsTicIzs. 5 HOCKEY Scores were low, IouT Team spiriT was high . . . Radnor and The alumni discovered ThaT . . . The girls really beaT Them . . . Miss Pike, The coach, and Joan Wachob, The capTain, deserve a loT OT crediT Tor keeping up The morale . . . Judy BrinTon did her share, Too . . . No IeTTer girls were back This year . . . NexT Tall will Tind some on The Team . . . Maybe The scores will be higher, buT The sporTs- manship can'T be improved. VARSITY HOCKEY I-I.I-I.S. Opp. 3 Radnor. . ...... . I O Swarlhmore .,.. 3 O Upper Darby .. 4 I ConesToga . ,. 2 I Marple NewTon .. .. ., .. 2 i O Lower Merion ...,.. 4 O0QQp5, I Agnes Irwin ,.. .,. . .. 4 VARSITY HOCKEY FIRST ROW: Lisfon, Allen, NewTon, BrinTon, Wachob, Marfindale, Myers, Dominick. SECOND ROW: Grawemeyer, Crosley, Jarvis Sfone, MarneT, Blabon, Morrow, DiGugIieImo, Sealey, Laramy. Eightyfthree CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW Kell Halberg Weiss Mules Marhno Kearns SECOND ROW Mr Schenclt WalTer Perry RBCCTWUITI Marqulss Seachrlsi' Olson Kyle Wade VARSITY H H S CROSS COU NTRY ggfifggwy Lower Meruen Upper Darby ChesTer T-lave you seen The l-larr1ers7 A Team wnTh plenTy oT qeT up and go' Ab '9+O Sprlnqheld The Top men belng Jumors To reTurn IH The Tall Even broke Norris R ldley Townshlp Town s Three year wmmnq sTrealc The regular meeTs The exclTemenT oT The Marcus l-look and DnsTrncT MeeTs Knees were really shalclng JUNIOR VARSITY T en A loT more underclassmen should be ouT There To hear The gun H H 5 go Off Lower Menon 6 ChesTer 8 Sprungheld Jerry and Frank lead The way. They're ofT. Eightyffour Two for Norley. MiTcI'1 geTs The Tip. BOYS' BASKETBALL The Boys' BaslceTball Team, under The direcTion oT Coach STeye Juenger .. . A good season . . . The Lower Merion game. . . They Tied Them aT 64 poinTs Then wenT inTo overTime, losing by only 4 poinTs . . . WhaT a Tense crowd . . . This year The enThusiasm oT The school carried over inTo The baslceTball season . . . The TerriTic spiriT boosTed The boys To 2 wins . . . Jaclc Boyd was The high scorer oT The season wiTh 249 poinTs . . . MiTch Engle and Nolan Jones conTribuTed greafly Toward making The Team's success. Bucky sinks a IefT hander. VARSITY BASKETBALL HJ-1.5. Opp 36 WesT ChesTer , , Bl 52 Radnor . . .. . 59 58 Dobbins VocaTionaI . 68 69 Friends' CenTral . , 45 74 Lower Merion , , . .. 78 59 ChesTer , .. ., . 87 57 Ridley Township . 60 64 AbingTon . . . 47 53 Upper Darby ..,- 69 84 ChelTenham 36 56 NorrisTown . 34 43 Lower Merion . 63 47 ChesTer , .. . ., ., 56 73 Ridley Township ., , , 57 6B AbingTon .. ,. ., 59 57 ChelTenham ., , 58 63 NorrisTown . ,. ,, 58 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Heberer, Onyschunl, Haley, Nysirom Jones Tholen Brennen C Engle Mana er. SECOND ROW: Sibson, Bowers, M. Engle, Boyd, ITebI::e,'WiIson,I Norley, IMr: Juenger, Cogch. Eighzyffve VARSITY WRESTLING H.H.S. 4I EpIscopaI .. QI Bryn Afhyn .. I9 Cohinqswood 25 CheIIenham 35 Sprmgfma .. 28 Abinqfon .. IO Upper Darby I6 Lansdowne I6 Lower Merion 32 Norrisfown ., 29 I9 .. .,3I , H30 WRESTLING FIRST ROW: Leonard, Kocher, Collum, Howarih, Bowman. SECOND ROW: Taylor, FaIcone, Keehn, Downing, Erickson, WaI+ers. WRESTLING . . . casI oh shirlrs from Ihe Boys! BasIceIbaII I-Iandicaps . . . no 95 or IO3 Ib. wresflers . . . used Io be Ihe uniforms . . . Now noI'Ice Ihe prac The GrappIers SIIII came Through wIIh 5 wins, 4 Iosses, and I He . . . CongraIuIa'rions Io Ted Erick- son, WaIIy Kocher, Jack Downing, anol Bob I-Iowarfh who made Ihe DIs'rricIs...ThIngs have sure changed Iice, Varsify, and J.V. suilrs . . . The new uni have been accompanied by 'rhe old spiriI, espe shown aI Ihe Abingfon and Chelfenham games. Opp. .. 23 .. C7 2I 30 , .... 20 Collom gefs a pin. Walfers racks up six poinis. Eightyfsix VARSITY SWIMMING FIRST ROW: Burien, D. Hughes, Jayne, Newfon, Linder, Ricl1Ier, Smifh. SECOND ROW: Lision, Flnney,Cl1risIman, Dernmy, Dougan, Femia. SWIMMING I-laverlordls lillle mermaids did all riglwf for Iliemselves llnis season . . . Splaslwed Upper Darby all over flue place . . . Miss Lillian l-lilberl is really oroucl of lier girls . . . Ilnal Dollie Clwrislman can 'eally go. . . Slwe placed lmiglri consislenlly . . . One nl Ilne few girls wlnove maslered Ilwe Dolplwin lciclc, 'oo . . . Pafience Riclnler was prelly speclacular also as slue arclwed 'rlwrougli flue air in lner perlecl olives . . . Too bad more lcicls didn? 'rurn owl al Ilwe meels . . . Tlwey would liave seen some line swimming- especially by one ol Ilne mosl' irnporianl members of ieam, Caplain Bellnel Smiilw . . . She really lcepl up Ilne Team spiril. Baclsirole ar+isIs SWIMMING Il.H.S, 50 Coalesyil e 47 Abinglma 32 Lower Marion 56 Barham ., 36 Upper Darby 39 Wesffcawri , 38 Nizrrisiwwfi Free-sfylisfs. EIgllfj SC1'6TI I956 ODP is I9 34 .. ,, I9 . .. 30 ,, .27 29 S+ra+egis+s Iion and spiriII is year. .. p y vicrories . . . Lynne ros ey an ii y Thai' was a smashing vidory over es er FIRST TEAM VARSITY I-I.H.S. Opp. I'I.I-I.5. 23 Lower Merion 26 28 33 Swarfhmore .. 43 24 I 45 Chesfer ..., . ,.... 25 30 47 Lansdowne .. .,.,,., 57 22 32 Radnor ...,,......, ,..., 4 I 4I The Huddle. 37 Upper Darby ,....,. . ,.. 54 3I bo Agnes Irwin ..,...,. ,v..., . .,.,, . . . 40 26 GIRLS' BASKETBALL The GirIs' BaskeIbaII Ieam, coached by Miss Ries . . . ReaI deIermina- h Ca Iain Jud Brinfon rallied The Ieam Io Iwo C I d J d Brinikon were The high scorers . . . Ch I . . . 45-25 shows rhey were reaIIy 'Ion Ihe ball . . . The hiIarious game wiIh The boys' Ieam .. . Iooxing gIoves, socks, and Iaped fingers . . . The day Ihey meI Ihe womenis IacuIIy . . . Miss MeIIinger's cheerIeading squad, Miss PiIce's Bermudas, Miss Davids Nunpreiudicedu reiereeing . . . A season of fun and good sporrsmanship. SECOND TEAM VARSITY Opp -ower Merion ,. 30 Swarfhmore . ,...., 40 Chesfer ,..,.. .,., 2 6 -ansdowne 64 Radnor ,..,........, . . ,. 43 Upper Darbv .,,..,. ,. 49 Agnes Irwin . ....,..,... ....., 43 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Banks, Sfafford, Crosly, Brinfon, Rush, Manihorpe, Irvin. SECOND ROW: Meyers, Sydnor, Singer, Mariindale, Ra ' I1 M G h, Carson, Adams, Meizler, Sfone. Fishman, Sensenbac , c a e Eightyfeight 'I'I1meII SPRING SPORTS TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW: Lange, Burbank, Burfeind Fosier Irwin SECOND ROW' Wood Hodge Sa Ior, G-aIIo, I I - - I I Y Manno, UIricI1, Perrin. TENNIS FIRST ROW' Fishman Lange Wachob F rd H d SECOND . , , , o , ur . ROW: KIine, Marnef, Davis, Mariin- daIe, Myers, Romagnoli, Bou+IIer. THIRD ROW: Hunier IManagerI, HeIps, Poole, Adams, KevIin. Eightyfnine BOYS TENNIS April Lansdowne AIJInqIon NorrIsIown Upper Darby Radnor May Springfield Lower Merion CIneI'renIwam GIRLS' TENNIS April Lansdowneafxldan Abinqion Norrisfown Upper Darby Radnor May SpringIieId Lower Merion CIueITenIwam Conesfoga BASEBALL April Haveriord Schooi Lower Merion Cheiienharn Abinqfon Norrisiown Ridiey Township Upper Darby May Chesier Lower Merion Cheifenharn Abinqfon Norrisiown Ridiey Township Upper Darby Chesier TRACK April Upper Darby Lower Merion Reiays Lower Merion, Cheiienharn and Haveriord Penn Reiays May Abington, Ridiey Township and Haverford Deico Championships Chesier Suburban Championships Sireamiiner Me-ei Norrisiown Disfricr Championships Siaie Championships GIRLS' VARSITY LACROSSE FIRST ROW: Collins, Sydnor, McCullough, Passo, Ralhmell, Landis, Hayes, Tucker, L. Powell. SECOND ROW: Posfpichal, Blabon, Jarvis, Slrallord, Brinlon, Crosley, Richerl, Baller, Beale, John- son. THIRD ROW: Webb llvlanagerl, Schnider, Sansenbach, Richards, Sealey, Washinglon, Marlin- dale, R. Powell, Phillips, Breuninger, Rush, Slruclr. we BOYS' LACROSSE :IRST ROW: Haeberlein, Willcinson, Weiss, Manners, Robinson, Wood, Mallory. Tholan, Yohe, Fal- one. SECOND ROW: Emmerich, Braun, Handly, H. Turnbull, Ramsay, Shoemaker, DiPuppo, Berry, ulgarelli. THIRD ROW: Slehley, Heylmun, Hanson Towle Robbins Drury Currier. FOURTH ROW Save, Dow, Linder, Caraplco, Herb, Ranlanen. FIFTH ROW: Andreozzi, Ybung, Burdiclr, D. Turnbull, ruce, Auerbach, Pills, Wesl. LACROSSE Ninetyfone GIRLS' LACROSSE Teams I and 2 April II Springfield lMonl, Co I9 Swarlhmore 24 Lower Ivlerion May I Plymoulh-Whilernarsh 8 Radnor IO Marple-Newlown Teams 3 and 4 April Il Lower Ivlerion I8 Swarlhmore May 3 Ambler BOYS' LACROSSE April 3 Lower Ivlerlon I2 Swarlhmore Jr. Varsily 20 Lower Merion 24 Penn Freshman 28 Drexel Freshman May I Swarlhmore Jr. Varsily 9 Drexel Freshmen QSPURTS FINELES K 4. .. ...M 1 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL I-I.H.S. 6 Cnesfer 20 CneIIennam 6 Abingfon . 6 Norrisfown O SprIngIIeId H.I-I I 2 O O I O 2 O RIdIey Townsnip O Lower Merion ., O Upper Darby .. JUNIOR VARSITY .S. Radnor ...... Swarthmore ...,. Upper Darby Conesfoga .,......... MarpIe Newfown Lower Merion ,,... Agnes Irwin .. THIRD TEAM I-I.I-I.S. I 3 2 I H.H.S I I O Radnor ...,...,....... Upper Darby SwarIIwmore Lower Marion FOURTH TEAM H Radnor ,,.......,.. Upper Darby ...,... Swarflnmore .....,.. HOCKEY Opp. . ,... 4 6 2 3 3 2 HOCKEY Opp. I ., 6 OCKEY Opp. 4 Opp. , O ,. . .. I3 20 6 I7 I3 7 I2 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING I'I I-I S Qpp, CpIIIrgew0od . CmeIIervI1am ,.... HIII SCIIOOI ,.... Upper Darby . Lrwwer Merinn . HI-IS. I-II-IS. I7 23 56 24 30 JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMING Opp CoaTesvIIIe ., . 5 Abmqm . . ,,.. 25 Lower Merion 44 Barham .. 4 Upper Darby , ...... I4 Wesrrown , .. .... . 40 Norrishvwn 4 THIRD TEAM BASKETBALL OPP Upper Darby 52 Swarfbmore . . 28 SprIrvqIieId ., .. I8 Radnor 4.,... ,.., 3 9 41 Lower Merion Won 3 LOSI 2 FOURTH TEAM BASKETBALL .S. Opp 25 Upper Darby ..... .,... 2 7 24 SwarIIwmore ..,.. I3 29 SprInqIieId ., .. I2 46 Radnor .. .. .. ,. 32 Lower Merion .... .. ,. 28 Won 3 Losf 2 JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER I'-I.I-I.S. Opp O MasTbaurn ,,..... .,,.,. O I KenneTT Square I 2 N. E. CaTholic ......, ...,,. 3 I I-laverTord School O 2 Penn CharTer ........ ,. ..... . 0 I Upper Darby ..,.... ,..... 4 I ChelTenham ..,.. ...... 2 I AbingTOn .... ., I O Lower Merion ...... 2 O WesTTOwn ..... 4 2 Episcopal ......... ...... 2 O Upper Darby ,,...,. ....., 4 2 ChelTenham ...... ...,.. 2 I AbingTon ...... ...... O 0 Lower Merion ...... 3 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL H.I-I.S. Opp. 23 WesT ChesTer ..............,...,,...,.. 36 47 Radnor ......,...,.............. ...... 2 I 42 Dobbins VOcaTionaI .,.... ...... 2 5 37 Lower Merion ,... .. 42 29 ChesTer ,.4,.....,.,..., ..,,.. 4 2 44 Ridley Township ,..., .... . I7 38 AbingTOn ..,.........., ...... 2 8 5I Upper Darby ........ ..,... 4 5 50 CheITenham ...... ..4,.. 3 6 66 NorrisTOwn 59 I8 Lower Merion ..,.. 33 50 ChesTer ............... ..,.. 3 9 50 Ridley Township ...... ..... 3 I 37 AbingTOn .............. ..,., 3 4 46 ChelTenham ..... ,.... 3 4 42 NorrisTown ..... ,. 36 IMPORTANCE OF JUNIOR VARSITY TEAMS Our J.V. TooTball Team is an impOrTanT parT OT Our Over-all program, because iT acTs as a Teeder Tor our varsiTy Team. IT is here ThaT They geT acTuaI game experience which is The mOsT imporTanT parT OT Their Training. Mr. ShipleTT- Foofball Coach Junior VarsiTy Teams perTOrm an imporTanT TuncTion in aThIeTics, because They give an OppOrTuniTy To many more sTudenTs TO parTicipaTe in aTTer-school spOrTs. Miss Pike- Hockey Coach Experienced gained by a year OT cOmpeTiTiOn on J.V. squads has helped TO pro- duce some OT The besT varsiTy Teams aT I-IaverTOrd. Mr. STinson - DireoTor of Boys' AThIeTics The value OT The Junior VarsiTy sporT is TO Teach The boy The cOnducT, The spiriT. The TundamenTals, and The Team work which will help lead TO his success On The varsiTy Team. Mr. Crispin -J.V. FooTbaII and BasheTbalI Coach A Junior VarsiTy is an inTegraI parT OT any schools aThleTic program, Tor iT gives underclassmen a greaTer OpporTuniTy To parTicipaTe in games, as well as TO gain com- peTiTive experience. Miss Meacham- Lacrosse Coach Ninetyqive Three Cheers for Haverford High School ,, ,N Amr Y if A me an 'Q' 1 ,M , l BAND MAJORETTES Leilh, Timmons, Kramer, Richards, Hooven COLOR GUARD Rice, Campbell, Weiner, Ailrin. CH EERLEADERS Farina, Collins, Toombs, Mafsinger, S+oclreH, Melzler, Marlindale, Schweiiman, Lindamood, Nilrazy, Hoelfie, Klenslce. Ninetyfsix UNDERCLASSMEN Nmetyfseven Class of 1957 FIRST ROW: Baron, Ainis, Burfeind, Di Puppo, C. Pedrick, Nysfrom, Herbsier, Frazier, Broizman, W. Aflee, Essick. SECOND ROW: Clouser, Barringer, Ferry, Falcone, W. Aiken, Brennan, Bowman, Carlson, Brouil- lard, Burgenfs. THIRD ROW: McCormick, Filzpafrick, Dedrick, Braun, Brewsfer, Carapico, Copeland, Currier, Ervin, Cloud, Dow. FOURTH ROW: Fasoldf, Dalfon, Archambaull, Cave, Bowers, Chadeville, K. Freas, Core, Dempsey, Enright FIFTH ROW: Be+'IoIe, Boykin, W. Freas, Berry, Frank, Ebersole, Doering, Florian, Ellis. SIXTH ROW: Burdick, Bornemann, S. Bowers, D. Aiken, Craymer, Danley, Donoven, Davis, Blake, Drury. FIRST ROW: Larson, Manno, Kramer, Krolee, Kenny, Manns, May Adinolii, Kyle, Lenzi, Haley. SECOND ROW: McCann, Howarih, Hor- wilz, Maurer, G-oehringer, MacLean, Legge, Macomber, Jarvis, Hopkins, Chess. THIRD ROW: Jones, Haines, Clark, Deskin, Handley, Harlneit, Janson, Laurie, Hariman. FOURTH ROW: Hodge, Mallory, Kuglef. J. Horler, McKelvie, Hicks, Marberger, Kinsley, Lange, McWilliams. FIFTH ROW: Humphries, Haeberlein, Horowilz, Henry, lHeylmun, Hellenback, Garner, McGee, F. Horler, Marquiss. Kline tyfeighr Class ol 1957 FIRST ROW: Sydnor, Warlc, Wallers, Yolme, Todd, Woods, Robbins, Franlr, Taylor, Shoemalrer, Sgrignoli. SECOND ROW: Wolclren, Olson Vance, Phillips, Wainer, Sinclair, Smillw, Wood, Scofield. THIRD ROW Tindall, Massell, Wallrer, Turnbull, Mounf, Pelerson, Parsons, Zeiders FOURTH ROW: Polslcy, Meyer, Wilson, George, Sullivan, Trellweway. FIFTH ROW: Recclwuili, Woodbury, Moser, SIa'Icl1er, Onysclwulx, Schmidl, Salmons, Pislolalcis, Wilcox, Van de Wafer. SIXTH ROW: Ramsay, Perry, Tlwolen, Zeller, Slanislaw, Slewarf, Reiner, Norley, Oefelein, Tebbe. FIRST ROW: Di Felice, Farina, Barfman, Davis, Fleei, Carbone, Geiclr, De Young, Dee Prel, Foley, Cooke. SECOND ROW: Gorden, Barneff, Conyers, Gageiardi, V. Drake, Ford, Adams, Di Rocco, Gralwm, Calder- wood. THIRD ROW: Cobourn, Goodwill, Gollinslry, Foss, Aurrilf, Danley, Donohue. FOURTH ROW: Fulmer, Crolle, Heale, Fisher, Flack, D'Orazio, Dunne, J. Bell, Blabin, Cox, Crook. FIFTIH ROW: J. Bell, Femia, Casso, McCall, Crabbin, Beale, Dougan, Develin, Revere, Downie, Carson, Campbell, Gane. Ninetyfnine Class of 1957 I FIRST ROW: Haines, Irvin, Mahoney, E. McGuinn, Myers, Kevlin, D. Murphy, Noble, Loewen, A. Murphy, Kirlr. SECOND ROW: Hollenbacli, Hyde, Helps, Morris, R. Greenwood, Henvis, Marlcey, Mulford, Mac- Corlcell, Marrollo. THIRD ROW: Lange, Koiloff, Jones, Logan, Laird, McGIade. FOURTH ROW: Klenslre, Long, Harris, Kohler, G. Green- I I wood, Haney, Howarlh, Hayes, Mann, Norreff, Haskell. FIFTH ROW: McGuire, J. Johnslon, Nasella, Hoelfie, Malsinger, S. Johnslone, Linder, Kimes, MaHson, Hibberf, Lincoln. SIXTH ROW: S. McGinn, Krince, Huber, Green, Mifchell, Monfgomery, McCoach, McGeHigan, Hamesler, Leilh, Hains. FRONT ROW: ProeHo, Hooven, Rineharl, J. Taynlon, Peirullo, C Taynlon, Pizio, Zoll, Swilzer, Welch, Vega. SECOND ROW: Sealey Richardson, Viguers, Passo, Yalies, Wesfon, Powell, Viviani, Smiih Schmidf, Schaflle. THIRD ROW: Richler, Muir, Vaelh, Pfifzenmaier Tilus, C. Tucker, Pococlc, M. Tuclxer, Poole. FOURTH ROW: Miller, Sfahl, Jayne, Perry, Romagnoli, Slxillon, Thorn, Sherrilili, Yermanoclr, Schofield, Ralhmell, Sfayfon. FIFTH ROW: Paflerson, Pafchell, WoIcoH', Sloclxefl, Wenner, Pedriclc, Schaelcel, Slafford, Washingfon, Scoff, Hari, Zussy. One Humlved Class of 1958 FIRST ROW: DiPadova, Hunfer, Hoffman, Hughes, Koclrler, Harlman, Nelson, Kricun, Horowilz, Marshall, Hamillon. SECOND ROW: Meyer, Haney, Klepper, Gray, Lisl, McCollougl1, Hoclrman, Kepler, Manno, Kanavy, Kacl1el, Johnslon, Jacoby, Lange. THIRD ROW: Erwin, Graebner, March, Minnacci, Maclrinnon, Jaclrman, Kangas, Gunlher, Paclrer, Granf, Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Grove, Hamillon, Kocl1encler'ler, MacQuarrie, McCandless, McGarri+y, Linder, Mallwews, I-lellweringlon, Harlrer, Klinger. FIFTH ROW: Morrison, Kaemmerlan, Marlindale, Magargee, Mefcalf, Jol1nson, Krauss, Juenger, J. Morrison, Howe, Jones. T R W Morrow Smilli Sfeinbur Ru eri Weslen Tyler Van FIRS O : , , g, gg , , . - nicola, Warcllow, Sydnor, Falcone, Yalonis. 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ARTHUR WALTER for his IiI'erary advice and proofreading. MR HARRY DOLAN for his help in Ihe field of finance. MISS LILLIAN BROWN for her help wi'rh +he quofaiions. LUEDECKE STUDIO, 7038 Terminal Square: senior porI'raiI's, underclass groups and picrures of new building. CLARK PRINTING HOUSE INC., I228 Cherry Sfreef, Philadelphia, for priniing The Greyslones of l956. RK ENGRAVING CO.. 27 W. A'I'hens Avenue, for +he engravings. NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP AND GOWN CO.. 821 Arch S+ree+, Philadelphia. for ihe Ioan of Ihe caps and gowns. 1 T, r ,i A 1 X .1 1 .tc , 5515- g s xr' Xffff' W Mx 'F' V 3-ii Q! A ai . , , . K, 4 ' v ., I . X . Wi . Q sigixh I - ' Q HJ., k Q K I T , px. 4 ww- , ,. H - Aff- P , V ,L .WA M . .5,. ' fa ., . , , ' ' f . J .sf , 'R' c fb M 9 A lr Q T24 ,- -9 Q x A an W ,X fu' 'pp , 5 k E .f 1 Q ,S :- i 1 . if 'Y 5 5 W A T -' 2' . fi 'B . . 'V ax' IM 'L V Q I +5 ,Y if I 1 ,I , 4 v 4 1 hi! -,V, . IM ,f 'A-N? Q ,, 5 , n , .5,' V3 , V S - . , ' , Q ' 4 'V'-V I 1 5 I A , . . 2 THE NEW 1956