Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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DONALD CAVE 132 Woodbine Road Don A true sports enthusiast, Don has participated in two of our most rugged ones: football and lacrosse. Secretly yearning to live the life of Riley, this quiet Ford has his sights set on a col' lege education sometime in the near future. Football l, 2, 3: Lacrosse I, 2. WILLIAM F. CHEDEVILLE 324 South Manoa Road Bill A keen interest in amateur radio fosters Bill's hope to be' come a communications expert. Adept at handling a motorcycle, this future T.V. repairman will get there fast and will do the best job possible, when called upon to Hx a television set. HARRY CHESS 161 Charles Drive Cliessie Anyone with an aching tooth? If you're willing to wait a few years, Harry will hx it for you, as dentistry is to be his profesf sion. Perhaps he'll entertain his patients with his tales of Bar- tram High School. Radio Club 2. WILLIAM ROBERT CLOUD 300 Twin Oaks Drive Bill Mr. Schmuckler, what hapf pens if I mix this green chemical with the one in that large bottle? Cloud, don't you dare! Another inquisitive, mad sci' entist, Bill is constantly asking questions and trying out his ideas in the chem lab. This energetic experimenter would like to be a construction engi' IICCT. RICHARD CLOUSER 1813 Belvedere Ave. Rich That hot trumpeter you've heard for the last three years is Rich displaying his musical talent. Hoping to be a minister, the ambition of this boy with the dark brown eyes is to be in the first fifth of the class, Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 3: Radio Production 1. Tw BARBARA ANN COBOURN 1517 Sunnyhill Lane Bobs Sparkling blue eyes, personal' ity plus and an unfailing blush- ing ability are Babs' greatest assets. Her secret ambition is to be invisible for 24 hours, but life for her many friends would be very dull if her desire should materialize. In the future Babs will he found as the center at- traction on a college campus. Assembly Committee 3, Finance Committee l: Library Club 3: College Club 3: junior Red Cross 3: Banquet Waitress 2. 31 Fordian fTypistl 3: Pen and lnlg fTypistl 33 All'School Show fCastj 2. 3. MARY KATHLEEN CONYERS 1830 Rose Tree Lane Katy Wheiiever you see that gleam in Katy's eye, you know that something unpredictable is forth- coming from that small bundle of mischief. It has been found that nothing would please Katy more than to see a certain Villa- nova sophomore named Ben in bermudas. Orchestra l, 2, 33 Band l, Z, 3: Operetta 1, 3. WALTER COPELAND 28 Chelten Road Walt Walt, as he is known to his friends, can be seen quite often riding around in his '37 Ply' mouth. This senior, who leaves H.H.S. with the desire to operf ate the electronic control panel in the office, hopes to make elec- tronics his vocation. Radio Club 2, 3: Projector Club l, Z, 3: W.H.H.S. Engineer 2, 3: All'School Show fCastj 2. MARIA BETTY COSTALAS 100 Tenby Road Betty Every Fordette hopes that Betty's secret ambition will soon be realizedwto see the hockey team have an undefeated season. Betty, whose goal is elementary teaching, is remembered for her Grecian good looks. Student Council 3: Athletic As' sociation 1: Social Committee I: Finance Committee 2: Hockey I, 2, 3: Tri-HifY 3: Pen and Ink fTypistj 3: Greystones 1Cof chairman, Business Committeel BARBARA JOAN COX 302 Edgehill Drive Barb Want to marry a millionaire? This hazelfeyed, brownfhaired gal does, and we think this am- bition is quite probahle with her pleasing manner. Barbls career will be nursing, but we just wonder how long it will be until she receives her MRS. degree. cntyfnine

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1'-t.. ' in F ALFRED F. BURFEIND 230 Ivy Rock Lane Al An outstanding member of the soccer team and a familiar figure on the tennis court, Al has a sought-after capacity for under' standing people. The future holds a chemical engineering career for this friendly and pop- ular young man. Student Council lg Assembly Committee 3: Soccer l, 2, 3: Tennis l, 2, 31 National Honor Society Z, 3: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, WAYNE L. BURGENTS, JR. 2429 Wynnefield Drive Butch The ultimate goal of making the honor roll may eventually he achieved hy hluefeyed Butch in his senior year. He is most often found racing around in his hot 'il Chevy nowadays, but in the future he will probably use his car only as a means of transporf tation to his joh in the husiness world. Vv'restling 3. MARGARET W. CALDERWOOD 100 Upland Road Prizm' Une look at those lrish eyes and you'll read Peggy's secret desire in them. She wants to go hack to northern lreland and attend Queen's College. This pleasant, hrownfhaired lass will soon he adding her services to those of other social workers. Operetta l, 3: A Cappella Choir l. 3: Drama Cluh 3: 2, 3: College Cluh 33 Bowling Cluh l, 2, 3, MARY ELIZABETH CALL 2519 Woodleigh Road Betty Mary Call, hetter known by other Fords as Betty, is rememf hered hy her friends for her love for Strauhie. Betty's future plans include marriage and raisf ing a family. Her secret amhif tion elahorates on this suhjectz Betty has stated that secretly she would like to marry a dry cleaner, SALLY CALL 50 Fairfield Road Sally Someday in the future Along. tall Sally will own a red con- vertihle, if her desire is fulfilled. Sall 's artistic ahility will un' doulitedly be helpful to her as well as to the college of her choice. Baskethall 1, 2, 33 Costume Cluh lg Art Cluh 2g Bowling Club l: Spanish Cluh 33 Pen and Ink fTypistj 39 Merit Award: Art 2. CAROL JEAN CAMPBELL 5 Llandaff Road Carol lust mention Marlon Brando and you'll get this Scotch lass all shook. Well'known for her take-offs a la Harry Belefonte, Carol likes nothing hetter than to sing folk songs and strum that old guitar. Operetta l, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir l, 2, 31 All'School Show fCastj 2. 3. JOSEPH CARAPICO 26 Woodcroft Road Moose A leader of men and a follow' er of women, -loe is quite popuf lar at Haverford. Although tagged the most delicate lacrosse player, this future nuclear engif neer is an avid outdoorsman, Student Council 2. 3: Athletic Association l: Foothall lg La' crosse 'lg Baskethall 2: Basehall lg junior Red Cross 2. PATRICIA ANTONETTA CARBONE 1250 Leedom Road Pat Pat has uiet considerate .. q , . . ways and a warm, friendly smile. Music is this pleasant senior's favorite suhject and diversion. Witli her great interest in this field she'll make a fine music teacher. Operetta l, 21 A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3g Lihrary Cluh l, 3: 31 Bowling Cluh lg Radio Production 2. ROGER W. CARLSON 1512 Robinson Avenue Smiley lf you suddenly hear a loud hang you know it's Smiley fulnlling his secret amhition to eat until I hurstf' He is aptly described hy his nickname and we know his good nature will further his future career in me' chanical engineering. Rifle Cluh 2, SARAH ELIZABETH CARSON 137 Strathmore Road Sallie Known for her incessant chat' tering, this haskethall star would someday like to play for the Warritmrs. Should this wish never come true, Sallie will he content heing a hookkeeper. Baskethall l, 2, 3: Costume Cluh 2: Bowling Cluh 1: Pen and Ink fTypistj 3g AllfSchool Show fCommitteej 2. Twentyfeigltt

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FRANK CRAYMER 1621 Earlington Road Frank Frank can be found almost any' where with some Peter Paul Mounds: but particularly at the ball park cheering for the Phil' lies, hoping that they will win the Wcirld Series. Frank plans a career in engineering. DRUSILLA MARGARET CREBBIN 2414 Linden Drive Drue She's sparkle and spice and everything nice. Who'd ever guess that behind those innocent hazel eyes lies the desire to study criminology. In reality Drue's going to enter the held of elementary education. Student Council 2: Hockey 1, 23 Swimming 2, 3: Tennis 1: j.C,L. l: College Club 3: Banquet Wziitress 3: Spanish Club 3: F. H.A. 3: Greysto-ries fBusinessj 3. NANCY ELAINE CROLL 1500 Brierwood Road Nan Nan's charm lies in her ami' able personality. Her ability to disregard her own worries and be concerned with those of others makes her a sympathetic listener, and her sweet smile has brought cheer to many people. A craving for a car of her own has possessed her ever since she got her driver's license. DOROTHY VIRGINIA CROOK 17 West Clearfield Road Ginnie With her dancing blue eyes and stunning clothes, Ginnie can always be distinguished from the rest of the crowd. For some rea- son Lower Merion seems to rate high on her conversational list. This sweet miss should be a hit with everyone. no matter where her future plans lead her. Hockey 1: Nursing Club 2, 1Vicefpresidentj 31 College Club 2, 31 Banquet Waitress 2. 33 Grcyslones fLiterary Commit' tee! 3: Makeup Committee l. Z. 3: Radio Production l. JAMES ALLAN DALTON 1710 Hawthorne Avenue jim jim is an avid fan and sup- porter of Haverford's sports. His lively blue eyes express a desire to become friends with everyone. Even if he cloesn't fulfill his se' cret ambition of going to college, you can be sure that wherever -lim goes he will be known as Haverford's Goodwill Ambasf sadorf' Baseball l ALICE JEANETTE DANLEY 643 E. Manoa Road Alice Take some light blond hair and two blue eyes: add a flashing smile and clever wit: blend with musical talent and appreciation: stir in a strong interest in dietetics and sports, which, when combined, yield only half the recipe for this cute gal. Hockey Manager 2, 3: Basketball Manager 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Band 1. 2, 3: Radio Club 3: Sky' liners 33 College Club 2, 3: Bowl- ing Club 1. RICHARD DANLEY 243 Kenmore Road Rich A 21 ft. speedboat with a Ford intercepter engine would just fill the bill for Rich, who obvi- ously plans to go places. He has filled an important spot on our stage crew but is remembered for missing those lighting cues. In the future Rich hopes to become a draftsman. Stage Crew 2, Electrician 3. DONALD R. DAVIS 2308 Bryn Mawr Ave., Ardmore Dave The possessor of a fiery tem- per, Dave displays remarkable selffrestraint in controlling it. Like many Fords, this wellfliked senior is undecided about a fu' ture vocation: but after receivf ing his diploma, Dave's present plans include entering college. Social Committee ln Football la 2, 31 Baseball 3. SUZANNE LEE DAVIS 2319 Kenilworth Rd., Ardmore Sue Sue is known by many for her interest in photography and for her active participation in varif ous photographic groups. The future will find Sue in some branch of business, probably as an office receptionist. Hockey manager 3: Lacrosse manager 2. 3: Grevxtonex fPhotograpby Committeej 3. GEORGE DEDRICK 1434 Virginia Avenue George George's facetious wise cracks and effervescent personality have animated many a class. He is planning a career in business, and when he returns to Haverf ford'LoWer Merion games he'd like to see Haverford victorious ffor at least the next ten ycarsj. Baseball l, 2, 3. Thirty