Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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You are seated in a comfortable chair and are looking through your copy of GREYSTONES 1958, reliving half-forgotten high school memories. Do you still remember Haverford? If you close your eyes and think very hard, you can imagine yourself once more entering the building and looking down the long, locker-lined hallway with classrooms on either side. Slowly, you walk down that hall toward the auditorium. Why, isn’t that the ticket booth ahead of you? It seems so quiet now, but what a busy spot it became before a performance as everyone rushed to buy his ticket. Perhaps you'll open the auditorium door and take a look inside. Yes, there is the broad stage, the flag standing proudly in one corner, and the podium placed in its familiar position. Do you remember all the assemblies—good and bad—that you watched here? Or perhaps you found it a convenient time to catch up on lost sleep. Leaving the auditorium, you pause for a moment, looking at the athletic trophy showcase. Can you still hear the enthusiastic voices of the sports fans ringing from the bleachers? Once more you turn down the hall, remembering with a smile those long distances between classes and the many times you had to hurry up the down stairs or down the “up stairs in order to arrive in class before the bell rang. Yes, that was the Haverford of 1958, your Haverford, which GREYSTONES has tried to preserve for you. GREYSTONES’ STAFF EDITOR: PHYLLIS GARRETT CO-EDITOR: MARY HERTRICH EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Chairman: ELLEN HASENRITTER Assistant: JOAN AUERBACH Joan Borisch Diana Dean Donna de Freyre Joan Dichter Doris Ludeck Dona Neale Judith Mueller James Morrison Ute Saalman Nancy Taylor Linda Toombs Sue Topper Sara Westlake LITERARY COMMITTEE BUSINESS COMMITTEE Chairman: SUE LAZAR Chairman: FRANCES MARCH Assistant Chairman: DALE BURKHOLDER Co-chairman: NICK MANNO Ronnie Barol Jane Becker Pauline Caprice Jane Davis Diana Driscoll Ruth Dron Coni Hudak Dotti Jane Johnson Kitty Jones Pennie Krotee Elizabeth Moore Lois Powell Sandra Siffling Judy Slostad Taylor Barbara Blumberg Gayle Breuninger Mary Ann Collins Connie D’Alonzo Betty Lou Daniels Tom Kepler Dolores Carole Landis Kathi Metzler Susan Mullin Nancy Rebok Judy Steinberg Annette Stewart Zinni PHOTOGRAPHY Chairman: ANDREA LARSON James Potts Ronald Cameron ART COMMITTEE TYPING COMMITTEE Chairman: BETTY JANE GROVE Chairman: BARBARA KOPF Assistant Chairman: GARY SMALLWOOD Assistant Chairman: JOAN DAVIS Jane Demmy Charlotte Looney Susan Flood Priscilla Manthorpe Nancy Jones Judy Phillips Gwen Wilken Janice Abrams Ann Brown Betsy Domenick Peggy Eyre Barbara Gianguilio Lois McCauley Kathy McLaughlin Jeff Monson Mary Ann Pomeroy Kay Rosengarten 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Seniors Underclassmen Activities Sports DEDICATED TO ALLISON G. CORNOG Perhaps no one exerts as great an influence on a young man as his athletic coach. It is hard for the many he coached to express their heartfelt appreciation for the guidance and inspiration of Allie Cornog. We are grateful to the man who came inexperienced to Haverford in 1926 and turned out champion- ship teams; we are grateful to the man who gave unceasingly of his time and energy to help mold the quality and reputation of our boys today. The Cornog Memorial Trophies, Memorial Field, and the Alumni Varsity Club Awards are material evidences of our gratitude to him. The spirit of our students, teachers, and teams is an eternal monument to his unfailing influence. LAUGHTON B. LOGAN Captain 1927 Football Team for Alumni The credit for the development of the splendid athletic program at Haverford High School rightly belongs to Mr. Cornog. Coming to Haverford in 1926, he coached the football, basketball, and baseball teams. As the school More important than victories were the qualities he instilled in his players. Any athlete playing for him knew how to accept victory with true modesty and how to take defeat in a manly way. He coached to win, but not at the expense of Haverford s reputation. He taught his boys to play hard but clean, and to earn the respect of the opposing player in so doing. The high place which Haverford High School's athletic program holds in suburban circles is due to Mr. Cornog’s many years of coaching and the reputation of his teams. He knew the science of his sports, knew and understood his boys, and placed the interest and name of the school above all else. The greatest tribute Haverford can pay him is to have our coaches and teams continue to uphold the high ideals and principles by which he coached. MR. WILLIAM B. STINSON For the Faculty 8 •.f ADMINIS JOHN W. WALKER Delaware, Univ. of Penna. Principal E. STEELE HOUCHENS Randolph Macon, Univ. of Penna. Guidance WILLIAM B. STINSON Syracuse, Univ. of Penna. Asst. Principal Athletic Director E.I.R WALTON B. HILL Bucknell, Temple Dean of Boys Guidance 10 TRATION PAUL R. SLATER Geneva, Univ. of Pittsburg Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD First Row: Dr. Slater, Superintendent; Mr. Schrader; Mr. Jackson, President; Mrs. Cole,- Mr. Spitzner. Second Row: Mr. Manthorpe, Treasurer,- Mr. Rice, Assistant to Superintendent; Mr. Hughes, Secretary,- Mr. Hardy,- Mr. Taylor,- Mr. Taggart; Mr. Moran,- Mr. Class, Solicitor,- Mr. Hecht, Building Engineer. 1 ANNE K. ABERNETHY H. ELIZABETH BOLD Swarthmore, Univ. of Penna. U. of P., Penna. State Tennis Univ. LILLIAN R. BROWN Westminster, Columbia College Club DAVID CRISPIN BARBARA DEATON Oberlin, Temple Swarthmore J.V. Basketball ENGLISH MARY GALLOWAY Swarthmore, Univ. of Penna. Pen Ink MARGARET C. JONES GEORGE M. LEUTE, JR. MADGE NICKERSON ELIZABETH M. OTT LAURA ULMER Univ. of Penna., Univ. of West Chester S.T.C., Temple Delaware, Univ. of Penna. Shippensburg S.T.CTemple Univ. of Penna., Temple Penna. Tennis English Conferences W.W.W. Assembly 12 BERNICE GILMORE Grove City, Michigan Jr. Classical League GAYLE MEACHAM Univ. of Penna., Temple Lacrosse THELMA PERKINS Temple, Temple MARGARET A. RIES Syracuse, Syracuse Basketball RODNEY A. SELL Univ. of Penna. Detention LANGUAGE ENGLISH Literature, grammar, vocabulary development, speech arts, composition, and book reports—these six phases of English constitute the course of study to which students are introduced in their three years of high school English. In his sophomore year the student studies World Literature, which acquaints him with such authors as Kipling, Tolstoy, Dumas, and Maurois, as well as others. Sophomore English teachers include the Misses Abernathy, Helbig, and Galloway. A survey course in American Literature, taught by Miss Jones, Miss Ott, Mr. Crispin, and Mr. Leute, is offered in the junior year. Here students read poems, essays, and short stories by such favorites as Sandburg, Emerson, and Twain. The senior year course is devoted to English Literature and includes the study of the works of Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Milton. These classes are under the direction of the Misses Bold, Brown, and Nickerson. Although they are studied for enjoyment and pleasure, these literature courses interpret the customs, the life, and the attitude of a specific period, and expose the student to the philosophies of the authors. LANGUAGE There are four foreign languages offered at Haverford— French and Spanish, romance languages,- German,- and Latin, the classical language. Latin is the only foreign language in this curriculum which may be studied for four years. Because of the revising of the educational system, more emphasis is being placed on this language. Why should one study a foreign language? Language is a means by which we may learn more about the people of other countries,- a great deal may be told about people through the language they speak. While they remain elective subjects, it is necessary for one to have completed two years of a language for college ad- mittance. The goal of a first year student in any foreign language is to obtain a reading knowledge of the language he is studying. In order to accomplish this, he is instructed in basic working vocabulary and fundamental grammatical structures. Next, the student must acquire the ability to express himself in the language in oral work and in composition. He is then given an insight to the literature, the culture, and the customs of the people. Our language department is staffed by Miss Meacham and Miss Farrow, French,- Miss Gilmore, Latin,- Miss Perkins and Miss Ries, Spanish,- and Mr. Sell, German. MATHEMATICS 3x + 2y =4 And here we have a truncated 2x + 11y = 9 parallelepiped. Recently a 3reat deal of attention has been focused on the world of science. When Russia launched her sputniks ’ America’s educators realized, to a sreater extent than ever before, the importance of accentuated instructions in the sciences. Because mathematics is the basis of science, it, too, must be stressed in the curriculum. Haverford’s mathematics department has always realized the importance of educating young people in mathematics, especially in its higher forms. However, for those who do not wish to pursue these higher courses of study, a course in general mathematics is taught by Mr. Harter, Mr. Postpichal, and Mr. Wiley. Plane geometry, a prerequisite for college entrance, and intermediate algebra are first steps in the ascension to higher mathematics. Courses in these subjects are under the super- vision of Mrs. Hodgson, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Vannicola, Mr Dobransky, and Mr. La Penta. Haverford is one of the few suburban schools which offer a course in trigonometry. Trig and solid geometry are both one semester in length, and are taught by Mr. Howarth. Last year a course in advanced algebra was offered to all students interested in and qualified for college-level mathe- matics. It proved so popular that this year it was offered as a regular mathematics course, under direction of Miss Collins. The mathematics department provides for its students an excellent foundation for continued study in this course, as well as a broadened perspective with which to face the rapidly expanding world of science. MIRIAM V. N. COLLINS PAUL J. DOBRANSKY GERALD C. HARTER BENJAMIN HOWARTH Wilson, Columbia Temple, Temple Bloomsburg S.T.C., Temple Temple, Univ. of Penna. National Honor Society J.V. Football Wrestling National Honor Society THELMA HODGSON DONA JOHNSON VIRGIL LaPENTA JEANNE VANNICOLA Indiana S.T.C., Penn State Thiel, Univ. of Pitt. West Chester S.T.C., Temple Penn State, Rensselaer Univ. Fencing Club 1 I This year Haverford was one of the few high schools in this part of the country to offer college level courses in all three of the natural sciences biology, chemistry, and physics. Mr. Gwinn, I’m allergic to frogs! What shall I do? Mr. Smith, my cat doesn’t have all his muscles,- what hap- pened?’’ Mr. Billy, I spilled the formaldehyde all over the floor! Mrs. Doan, I can’t find my text book. Do I have to do my homework? These complaints and many others can be heard from our third floor science wing. Yes, the biology students are at it again—continually breeding rats, dissecting cats, and exploring animal anatomy! Both Biology I and Advanced Biology are hard work and time consuming. Yet there are many devoted students, and interest runs high among them. Mr. Schenck, I’ve done this experiment twenty times and it still doesn’t come out. Help! Mr. Heckman, can Mr. Schmuckler borrow some tartaric acid? We re out of it. This is what the science labs sound like ... as to what they smell like . . . well, that’s another thing. Chemistry I offers the student a basic knowledge in inorganic chemistry. Chemistry II builds on this foundation and also includes a half year of organic chemistry. m'm2 km- Is it G = k-----or r = m'-------, oh, what the heck. Mr. r G B-E-N-N-E-T-T! Physics II is the oldest of the th ree advanced courses and was introduced five years ago. With the added stress on science this year, our department continues in its aim to encourage students to develop their abilities, thus helping to meet the growing demand for scientists in this atomic age. ROBERT S. BENNETT J. ALBERT BILLY JANICE DOAN ALBERT G. GWINN Princeton, Univ. of Penna. Muhlenburg, Temple Univ. of Penna., Univ. of West Chester S.T.C., Temple Lacrosse Wrestling Penna. Bowling J.V. Hockey DAVID HECKMAN ROBERT C. SCHENCK JOSEPH S. SCHMUCKLER RICHARD S. SMITH B oomsburg S.T.C., Penn State West Virginia, Univ. of Pitt. Univ. of Penna., Univ. of Kutztown S.T.C., Temple Univ. CrossCountry Penna. Football Aids with Boys’ Cheerleaders Radio Club 15 WILLIAM BREUNINGER BARBARA FARROW THEODORE HUBER J. FRED HUGHES Kutztown S.T.C., Temple Westminster Temple, Temple Oberlin, Rutgers Track Dramatic Productions J.V. Soccer HISTORY During his three years at Haverford, a student is required to take two years of history. Sophomore history, better known as World History, is taught by Mr. Valenti, Mr. Huber, Mr. Breuninger, Miss Utz, and Miss Farrow. This course concen- trates on a study of European and Asiatic cultures from ancient times to the present. Juniors taking American History consolidate U. S. events from the colonial beginning of our nation to its rise as a world power. It is taught by Mr. Hughes, Mr. Valenti, Mr. Livingston, and Mr. Breuninger. Both history courses are supplemented by frequent films which supply background material for current studies. In their senior year students are not required to take history but many Fords elect either P.O.D. or E.I.R. These initial courses are quite apart from each other, but with the sam« purpose in mind. Mr. Shiplett s Problems of Democracy course deals mainly with the analysis of current events. Europear International Relations, tauqht by Mr. Stinson, aims toward ar understanding of our world since 1870. This course cover three units of study—the Industrial Revolution, the First Work War, and the Second World War. All of these history courses are correlated to give the studen a sound foundation and a better understanding of the economic social, and international problems in a rapidly changing world ROBERT A. LIVINGSTON JAMES SHIPLETT MARGARET L. UTZ ARTHUR R. VALENTI Penn State Univ., Temple Shippensburg S.T.C., Temple Kings College, Temple West Chester S.T.C., Univ. Greystones Football J.V. Basketball of Penna. Equipment Manager 16 Racing with the clock COMMERCIAL ARTS HARRY P. DOLAN Univ. of Penna., Univ. of Penna. Central Treasury Anyone who finds himself in the vicinity of the northeast wing on the second floor is immediately aware of the continuous clacking of typewriters. Here the Commercial Department offers a back- ground of experience for the non-academic student. Future stenographers and secretaries can learn the skills that will help make them a success in the world of business. Some of the courses offered are typing, shorthand, business law, office practice, and bookkeeping. All commercial students are required to take two years of short- hand, two years of typing, one year of bookkeeping, and half a year of commercial law and office practice. With our modern day complex machines, a course like office practice which teaches the use of these machines is indispensable. Even the student who does not plan to enter a business profession is benefited by business law, which provides vital information about insurance, income tax, etc. Staffed by Mrs. Bevins, Miss Neff, Mr. Postpichal, Mr. Wiley, Mrs. Helm, Mr. Dolan, and Mrs. Marsh, the Commercial Depart- ment prepares students for any future endeavor in the commercial field. CONSTANCE BEVINS West Chester S.T.C. Color Corner PATRICIA HELM SALLY MARSH Indiana S.T.C., Temple Indiana S.T.C., Penn State IRENE K. NEFF Temple, Temple Secretarial Club 17 ALEX J. POSTPICHAL WILLIAM S. WILEY Temple, Temple Drexel, Univ. of Penna. Publications Social Committee “Squint your eyes for shade and shadow. FINE ARTS G. ELINORE DeCOU JOSIAH REED PAUL FINK RUDOLPH L. TECCO JOHN A. TRAINER Temple, Drexel Phils. Museum School of Art, Butler, Julliard Temple, Temple Univ. of Penns., Univ. of Library Club Temple Musical Productions Musical Productions Penns. Hj y Musical Productions MAURICE B. CHUSE Temple, Temple Art Club Haverford’s fine arts program, which includes library-science, art, and music, guides the students in developing their talents and interests. Term papers, book reports, projects —whatever the topic or problem, Miss De Cou, our school librarian, is always there with a helpful suggestion on locating the right book for you. We are also fortunate to have a music program which provides much of the background for all school theatrical productions. Our instrumental and choral groups have given musical programs both for our school and many other schools and organizations in the vicinity. All our budding opera singers have an opportunity to exercise their vocal abilities in the A Cappella Choir. These three aspects of the music department are under the able direction of Mr. Tecco, Mr. Trainer, and Mr. Fink, respectively. Many of the showcases which have been enjoyed by all are done by our art students, advised by their instructors, Mr. Chuse and Mr. Reed. Art is offered both as a major and minor for any interested students. I« “All right, where did you hide my chisel?' What's burning? PRACTICAL ARTS ROBERT V. BROWN G. ERNEST HEEGARD MARION L. MELLINGER JULES E. SAMITZ Millersville S.T.C., Purdue Millersville S.T.C., Temple Drexel, Univ. of Penna. Millersville S.T.C., Temple Stage Crew Stage Crew F.H.A. Stage Crew One can always tell when he is nearing the Home Economics rooms by the delicious aroma that always pervades the hall in that area. The girls learn the arts of homemaking under the direction of Mrs. Smith and Miss Mellinger. Expert treatment is always available in the infirmary for any type of illness whether from over-indulgence at lunch, a headache, or some more serious ailment. The medical department is directed by Mrs. Verger, R.N., who is assisted by the girls in the Nursing Club. For boys interested in construction, a course in mechanical drawing is available. Taught by Mr. Brown, it gives them a background in the science of drafting. The shops, under the supervision of Mr. Samitz and Mr. Heegard, give the boys the opportunity to learn mechanical skills. These departments give the students a knowledge of useful arts, which are needed for a well rounded practical education. MAE K. SMITH Drexel, Drexel Cheerleaders KATHERINE YERGER Bryn Mawr Hospital, Univ. of Penna. Nursing Club Although the athletic fields could not be used, the Physical Education Department has provided a well-rounded program of activities this year. Get the ball over the net! Shrieks of this kind were frequently heard in girls' gym classes, where, in the fall, they played volley ball. Line soccer, which is a combination of football and soccer, provided rough excitement for the girls and rounded out the fall season. Can you touch your toes? If you can't, you had better stay away from the girls’ gym classes, because exercises play an important part in the development of a physically-fit body. The boys used the macadam area, adjacent to the school to play football and soccer. In spite of skinned knees and hands, they survived the season and also provided entertain- ment for classroom lookers-out-of-the-window.' Winter marked the beginning of basketball, a sport which was thoroughly enjoyed in both boys and girls’ classes. The he-men” also wrestled and did gymnastics, making use of the horses, rings, and parallel bars. Tumbling brought the girls many an aching back and stiff leg, but they woefully kept at it until everybody could do a backward somersault! Jumping rope added variety and brought back those good ole childhood days but then who thought of it as an important exercise. When long-awaited spring arrived, it brought to the scene its regular seasonal sports—badminton and softball for the girls, baseball and soccer for the boys. ALLISON G. CORNOG Swarthmore, Univ. of Penna. PHYSICAL EDUCATION ETHEL DAVID LILLIAN B. HILBERT STEPHEN JUENGER THEODORE KEYSER JOAN KEYSER Arnold, Rutgers Temple, Temple Temple, Temple Temple, Penn State Univ. West Chester S.T.C. Girls Athletic Director Swimming Basketball Soccer Hockey 20 NON-PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES SECRETARIES Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Ferrell, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Merritt. NO TV DINNERS HERE MAINTENANCE Mr. Homsher, Mr. Patton, Mr. Conroy, Mr. Cipriany CAFETERIA First Row: Mrs. Nicom, Mis. Petrie, Mrs. Constantina, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. MacAtee, Mrs. Recchi. Second Row: Mr. Stillwagon, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Gorrens, Mrs. Legge, Mrs. O’Donnell, Mrs. Newswanger, Mrs. Bitteti, Mrs. Mouser. 21 Seniors CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD BARTMAN YOUNG 68 Yale Road DICK-DUSTY Career: Foreign Service. Secret Ambition: To tell the Russkys off. Favorite Saying: Pard’n me. Hobby: Music enthusiast. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; Executive Com- mittee; Student Council 1, 3; National Honor Society 2. 3,- Boy’s Hi-Y 2, 3; Class Offices Held: President 2, 3; Vice-Presi- dent 1; Merit Awards: English 1; History 2 (D-C Am.), Radio Pro- duction 1. PAUL J. BANKES, JR. 129 Clamar Avenue PABLO Career: Buiness Administration. Secret Ambition: To raise a Con- federate flag over Haverford High School. Favorite Saying: Good Garden Peas. Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3; Assembly Committee 1; National Honor Society 2, 3; Boy’s Hi-Y 2, 3, (Vice-President); Class Vice-Presi- dent 2, 3. SARA JANE WESTLAKE 307 Lincoln Avenue SARA Career: Social Work. Secret Ambition: Europe in ’61. Favorite Saying: You know! Hockey 1, 2; Lacrosse 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Service Club 2, 3 (President); W.W.W. 1, 3; Nursing Club 3; College Club 2, 3 (President); Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Cafeteria Waitress 1, 2: F.H.A. 3; Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 3; GREYSTONES (Editorial Committee). MARY MARGARET HERTRICH 39 E. Golf View Road, Ardmore MARY Career: College Medicine. Secret Ambition: To ice skate as well as Tenley Albright. Tennis 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Assembly Committee 1, 2; Girls’ Service Club 2, 3; Nursing Club 1, 2, 3 (President); College Club 1, 2, 3; GREYSTONES (Assistant Editor); Class Treasurer 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3. HAVERFORD-ERICA SCHULE ANTJE KROHN Jungfrauenthal 16 Hamburg 13, Germany Antje Krohn is Haverford’s exchange student this year. Being an outstand- ing pupil, she was chosen to represent her school as a good will ambassador to America. Born in Berlin, Germany, November 1, 1941, to Hans and Gerda Krohn, Antje remained there with her parents during World War II. In 1950 with her mother, Antje moved to Hamburg, Germany. There, Antje attended Erica Schule, Haverford’s affiliated school. During her travels in the past few years she has visited England, Belgium, Holland, Austria, and Switzerland. To these countries she can now add the United States At first Antje found things quite strange. Such big, cold looking build- ings! But now she has found that she, too, belongs. For the future she must decide between working as a hospital technician or an airline hostess. Whatever she decides, Haverford wishes her much success! 24 t JANICE SUE ABRAMS 407 Bryan Street JAN Career: Teaching blind children. Secret Ambition: To be a popular singer. Favorite Saying: Oh really? Hobby: Talkinq on the phone and reading books. College Club 3; All-School Show 1 (Committee); GREYSTONES (Typist); PEN INK (Typist) 3. SANDRA JEAN ADAMS 1016 Delaware Avenue SANDY Career: Administrative Secretary. Secret Ambition: To see the world. Favorite Saying: The more, the merrier. Hobby: Sports. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Radio Club 1; Library Club 1, 2; W.W.W. 1,2, 3; J.C.L. 1 2; College Club 1, 2,- FORDIAN (Typist) 1, 2, 3. JEAN ALEXANDER R. D. I. Downingtown JEAN Career: Nursing W. W. W.; Choir, Library Club; F. H. A. Class of 1958 send their best wishes. JOAN ALEXANDER R. D. I. Downingtown JOAN Career: Art. W. W. WCostume Club; F. H. A., College Club; Chorus; Library Club. Class of 1958 send their best wishes. LOWELL S. ALLEN 633 Washington Avenue ARCH Career: Electronics or Mechanics. Secret Ambition: To start a Sub- urban 1 Y.M.B.A. League, and to be UNDEFEATED. Favorite Saying: Drink wine and talk trash.” Hobby: Cars. Soccer 2. JON ANDERSON 1 W. Turnbull Avenue JACK Career: Draftsman. Secret Ambition: Put air in the footballs in Mr. Stinson’s Office. Hobby: Cars. Football 1. DARWIN ANDREOZZI 341 Brookline Boulevard WOOGE Career: Business. Secret Ambition: Coach the Phila- delphia Eagles. Hobby: Sports. Football 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3. DOUGLAS B. ARCHER 616 Woodcrest Avenue, Ardmore DOUG Career: Armed Services, then college. Secret Ambition: To put a GMC truck engine in my Chevy. Favorite Saying: I couldn't tell you. Boy's Hi-Y 2, 3. JOSEPH T. ARMSTRONG, JR. 501 Woodland Drive JOE Career: Navy, then college. Secret Ambition: To give Mr. Breuninger a burr haircut. Favorite Saying: I couldn’t care less. Color Guard 3; Rifle Club 1, 2, 3. CHARLOTTE E. ASH 217 Glen Gary Drive CHARLOTTE Career: Teaching. Secret Ambition: To own a farm. Hobby: Traveling. Art Club 1; F.H.A. 2, 3. TED ATLEE Ardmore and Belmont Avenue BEAR Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To go through a year without being summoned to Stinson's Snake Pit.” Favorite Saying: Censored. Hobby: Cars. Finance Committee 1 Band 1. ROBERT AUCHY 144 Strathmore Road BOB Career: Doctor. Secret Ambition: To be a bald thrower. Favorite Saying: Gee, are you stupid! Hobby: Sports. Football 1, 2, 3,- Basketball 1, 2,- Baseball 1, 2, 3 Merit Award: Sophomore Physical Education. JOAN AUERBACH 513 Howell Lane JOANIE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To be a great actress. Favorite Saying: It's fabulous. Hobby: Talking on the telephone. Tennis 2; Student Council 2,- Social Committee 1, 3,- Operetta 2; F.T.A. 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; W.W.W. 1, 2, 3,- College Club 3; GREYSTONES (Editorial Com- mittee); National Honor Society 3; Merit Award: Junior Academic English. BOB BAILEY 608 Furlong Avenue BEETLE Career: Chemistry. Secret Ambition: To own a good car. Hobby: Bowling. Band 1, 2, 3; Skyliners 1; Bowling Club 3. RONNIE ARLENE BAROL 402 Avondale Road RON Career: Secondary Education. Secret Ambition: To go to Doug- lass College (Rutgers). Favorite Saying: Guess What! Hobby: Modern Jazz. Assembly Committee 3; Public Relations Committee 2, 3 (Assist- ant Chairman); Radio Club 1; W.W.W. 1; College Club 2, 3; F.T.A. 3; All-School Show (Com- mittee) 1; FORDIAN 2, 3,- GREY- STONES (Literary Comm ttee); Girls’ Service Club 3. JOANN L. BAUR 827 Naylors Run Road JO Career: Missionary. Secret Ambition: To take the Light of God’s Word to the millions in darkness. Favorite Saying: Oh joy. Hobby: Playing the piano. NANCY BEAL 1 7 Llandaff Road NANCY Career: Medical Technician. Hobby: Art. Assembly Committee 1, 2, 3; Social Committee 3; Art Club 3; College Club 3; Cafeteria Wait- ress 2; F.H.A. 2, 3. JANET BEAR 534 Furlong Avenue JAN Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To be able to skate well enough to be in the Ice Capades. Favorite Saying: What’s your problem?” Hobby: Talking on the telephone. Bowling Club 1, 2, 3. SUZANNE BEATTIE 417 Colfax Road SUE Career: Teacher. Secret Ambition: To be able to get the car once in a while. Favorite Saying: You’re kid- ding. Hobby: Singing. Hockey 2 (Manager); Operetta 2,- Chorus 2; College Club 3,- Bowling Club 1,- F.H.A. 3. JANE ANN BECKER 1405 Lawndale Avenue JANIE Career: Elementary School Teach- ing. Secret Ambition: To manage a big-league baseball team. Favorite baying: Wait till I tell yal” Hobby: Talking. W.W.W. 1, 2, 3; College Club 2; Bowling Club 1, 2, 3; Color Corner 2; F.T.A. 3 (Parliamen- tarian); Senior Play (Committee),- PEN INK 2, GREYSTONE (Literary Committee). FRANK BELL 624 Lawson Avenue FRANK Career: Engineering. Secret Ambition: To own a sports car. Favorite Saying: Doggone!” Hobby: Cars. Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Radio Club 1, 2, 2j Rifle Club 1, 2; Skyliners; J.C-.L. 1 Pro- jection Club 1, 2. YVONNE BENHAM 52 Colfax Road EVIE Career: Dress Designer. Secret Ambition: Raise horses in the Rocky Mountains. Favorite Saying: That’s just not cricket! Hobby: Jewelry making. A Capella Choir 1; Radio Club 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1, 3; Secretarial Club Junior Red Cross 1 Radio Club 1, 2, 3. JOSEPH O. BERGHOLM 1801 Belvedere Avenue JOE Career: Electrical Engineer. Secret Ambition: To work China on 40 meters. Favorite Saying: Wait a second. Hobby: Ham Radio, tennis, ice skating. Soccer (Manager) 2, 3 Track (Manager) 2, 3,- Finance Com- mittee 3; Projection Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 3; Merit Award: Junior Physics I. SHARON ANN BERRY 1611 Colony Lane SHARON Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To get a high- paying do-nothing job. Favorite Saying: Terrific. Hobby: Dancing. Bowling Club 1, 2, 3. SUSAN ELIZABETH BERTOLET 41 Princeton Road SUE Career: Teaching. Secret Ambition: To be a musical comedy star. Hobby: Music. Operetta 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; All-School Show 1 (Committee), 2 (Cast); Merit Award: Chorus 1, 2 Basketball 1 Drama Club. DAVID WILLIAM BILES 116 Strathmore Road RALPH Career: Electronics. Secret Ambition: To get every- body in the school to ride Red Arrow trolleys. Favorite Saying: I don’t believe it. Hobby: Electric traction modeling. Merit Award: Art 2. H. WILLIAM BLAKESLEE 809 Lawson Avenue BILL Career: Chemistry. Secret Ambition: To loop the loop in a light Diane. Favorite Saying: Ahl rhat. Hobby: Models. Orchestra 1, 2, 3,- Rifle Club 1, 2 PEN INK 1. BARBARA BLUMBERG 8 Maryland Avenue BLUMIE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To be a Star. Favorite Saying: Gee Whiz! Hobby: Dancing. Student Council 1 Social Com- mittee 2, 3; Girls’ Service Club 2, 3; College Club 1, 2, 3,- F.H.A. 3,- Senior Play (Commit- tee); All-School Show (Cast) 1, 2, 3 GREYSTONES (Business Committee),- National Honor So- ciety 3. RANDALL KATHRYN BOEHRINGER Double Trouble, West Chester Pike RANDIE Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To go back to Europe by plane with the gang (after I train The World’s Greatest Hunter”). Favorite Saying: Bitte. Hobby Horses. Lacrosse 2 Athletic Association 3,- Assembly Committee 2,- W.W.W. 1, (Treasurer) 2. 3; Nursing Club 2, 3,- College Club 2, 3,- PEN INK 1, 2, 3 (Editor). MORTON D. BOHN, III 769 Ardmore Avenue, Ardmore DANNY Career: Dentistry. Secret Ambition: To participate in the 1960 Olympics. Favorite Saying: Anything worth having is worth working for.” Hobby: Sports. Football 1 Track 1,2, 3 Wrestling 2, 3; Student Council 1, 3 (Alter- nate) Finance Committee 2. ■ MARGUERITE BOHR 25 North BelReld Avenue SALLY Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To fly a jet plane. Favorite Saying: For Pete's sake. Hobby: Reading. W.W.W. 1,2, 3;J.C.L. 3. GEORGE F. BOONE 117 Fairfield Road Career: Coast Guard. Hobby: Outdoor sports. JOAN MARILYN BORISCH 1628 Earlington Road JOANIE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To marry a doctor. Favorite Saying: Ye gads. r Radio Club 1.- College Club 2, 3; All-School Show 1 (Committee); GREYSTONES (Editorial Com- mittee); F.T.A. 3. V, DANIEL NORMAN BOWERS 1620 Ridgeway Road DANNY Career: Recreation Teacher. Secret Ambition: To own a Power-Pac Chevy with a stick- shift. Hobby: Outdoor sports. Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3,- Social Committee 2. GAIL BOWLES 6 Foster Avenue GAIL Career: Bell Telephone. Secret Ambition: To go to France. Hobby: Collecting sugar wrap- pers. Favorite Saying: Oh, Butch. Library Club 3; J.C.L. 3,- Chess Club 3; F.T.A. 3; PEN INK (Literary Staff). MICHAEL BOYER 213 Friendship Road, Drexel Hill MIKE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To throw a party bigger than Mike Todd’s. Football 1, 2, (Co-Captain) 3,- Basketball 1,2, 3,- Baseball 1,2, 3,- Executive Committee 1; Student Council 3; Athletic Association 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Class President 1; Merit Awards: World History and Sophomore Physical Education,- Boys’ Hi-Y. BETH BRECKER 116 Brentwood Road PAT Career: Journalist. Secret Ambition: To be a certain dentist’s wife. Favorite Saying: Whoopee, I almost care! Hobby: L.J.K. GAYLE MARIE BREUNINGER 329 Ellis Road GAY Career: College. Secret Ambition: To be a social director on a ship to Europe. Favorite Saying: That’s a darn shame.” Hobby: Sports. Hockey 2,- Lacrosse 1, 2, 3,- Student Council 3 (Alternate); Athletic Association 2; Finance Committee 1; Girls’ Service Club 2, 3 (Treasurer); Band 1, 2,- Col- lege Club 2, 3 (Vice-President),- GREYSTONES (Business Com- mittee),- All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3. CAROL ANN BRINTON 245 Kathmere Road CAROL ANN Career: Making people happy. Secret Ambition: To understand. Favorite Saying: What a panic! Hobby: Thinking, poems, water sports, church work. Hockey Lacrosse 1, 2,- Finance Committee 2,- Social Committee 2,- F.H.A. 2, 3 (Chairman, Social Committee). DOUGLAS BRITTON 556 Lawrence Road DOUG Career: Acting. Hobby: Movies. Drama Club 1. CAROL JOAN BROOKS 100 Washington Avenue BROOKSIE Career: Medical Secretary. Secret Ambition: To be a singer. Favorite Saying: “Oh, you dream- er.” Hobby: Ice skating. Finance Committee 3; Color Cor- ner 1, 2, 3 Secretarial Club; Bowling Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 3 Radio Club 2; Social Committee 3. MILDRED BROTZMAN 1463 Lawrence Road DOLLY Career: Beautician. Secret Ambition: Take a trip to New York in '59 with a certain sailor. Favorite Saying: Darn right!” Hobby: Writing letters. F.H.A. 3. STEPHEN JAY BURBANK 31 5 Ivy Rock Lane BURB Career: Engineering. Secret Ambition: Run Nick Man- no’s convertible with my Ply- mouth. Favorite Saying: Oh, yea? Tennis 1, 2, 3; Assembly Com- mittee 3; Boy’s Hi-Y 2, 3 (Chap- lain); National Honor Society 3. DALE ELEANOR BURKHOLDER 131 Washington Avenue Career: Interpreter. Secret Ambition: To win a Na- tional Merit Scholarship. Favorite Saying: Hurry Up! Hobby: Swimming. Operetta 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; J.C.L. 1, 2, 3; College Club 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 3; All-Scnool Show (Cast) 1, 2, 3; FORDIAN (Typist) 3; GREySTONES(Assistant Chair- man Literary Committee); National Honor Society 3; Merit Awards: Sophomore Biology and Typing. ANN LARSON BROWN 711 Dover Road, Philadelphia 31 BROWNIE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To tour Europe with a college choir. Favorite Saying: Wait a minute. Hobby: Music. Tennis 2; Operetta 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; J.C.L. 1; College Club 2, 3,- F.H.A. 3; All-School Show (Cast) 3; GREYSTONES (Typist;,- Na- tional Honor Society 3. GENNET L. BURRUSS 210 Park Road GENNET Career: Laboratory Technician. Secret Ambition: To marry a farmer. Favorite Saving: ' I don’t know. Hobby: Horses, dogs, and boys. Social Committee 3; Costume Club 3,- Secretarial Club; College Club 2, 3,- Bowling Club 1, 2, 3,- Caf- eteria Waitress 3; F.H.A. 3. 'I T?1 JANEEN DORIS BROWN 409 Earlington Road JAN Career: Child Psychology. Secret Ambition: To look well in long hair. Favorite Saying: Hi!! Hobby: Keeping busy. Lacrosse (Manager) 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2,- Band 1, 2, 3,- Operetta (Orches- tra) 1, 2: Library Club 1, 2, College Club 3; Cafeteria Wait- ress 2; All-School Show (Cast) 1, 2, 3,- F.T.A. 3. RICHARD BULGARELLI 31 Harvard Road MOOSE Career: Engineering. Secret Ambition: To watch Mr. Keyser take ten laps. Favorite Saying: I care.” Soccer 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); Lacrosse 2, 3,- Track 1; Assembly Committee 2,- National Honor Society 2, 3. RICHARD D. CALDWELL 201 N. Belfield Avenue PAT Career: College and Business. Secret Ambition: To have my own band. Hobby: Music. Football (Manager) 1,- Track 2, 3,- Basketball (Manager) 2, 3; Social Committee 3; Finance Committee I,- Boy's Hi-Y 2, 3,- Rifle Club 1, 2: Bowling Club 1; GREYSTONES (Art Staff). DOLORES VIOLA CAMPAGNA 3600 Darby Road, Bryn Mawr VI Career: Nurse. Favorite Saying: Why? Hobby: Singing. Hockey 1; Orchestra 1; Operetta 1; Chorus 1,- College Club 3,- Cafeteria Waitress 1,- All-School Show (Cast). ROBERT JAMES CAMPBELL 19 W. Turnbull Avenue BOB Career: Accounting. Secret Ambition: To play big league baseball. Hobby: Sports. Band 1, 2 Operetta 1. 2, 3; Chorus 1 2, 3. ELIZABETH B. CARNWATH 100 Colfax Road BETTY Career: Home Economics. Secret Ambition: To pass chemis- try and really understand it. Favorite Saying: Hi ya! Hobby: Sewing. Chorus 1 Modern Language Club 2 College Club 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3. THOMAS HARRY CAMPBELL 53 Fairfield Road TOM Career: Traffic Engineer. Secret Ambition: To win a Cross Country Race. Hobby: Swimming. Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2, 3. SANDRA YVONNE- KATHERINE CARROLL 711 Haverford Road, Bryn Mawr SANDY Secret Ambition: Be a success in whatever I do. Favorite Saying: All that ba- loney. Hobby: Making clothes, singing, dancing. Operetta 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3. PAULINE CAPRICE 1314 Roosevelt Avenue PAUL Career: Freelance writer. Secret Ambition: To see Paris’ Left Bank. Favorite Saying: Good Grief1” Hobby: Daydreaming. W.W.W. 2; College Club 2, 3; Bowling Club 1; FORDIAN 2,- PEN INK 3,- Public Relations Committee 2,- GREYSTONES (Lit- erary Committee). FRANK L. CASO 216 Heatherwood Road FRANK Career: College. Secret Ambition: To teach P.O.D. like Mr. Shiplett. Favorite Saying: Homework, what is that?” Football 1; Social Committee 2, 3,- Color Guard 2, 3,- FORDIAN (Reporter) 3 Drama Club,- Senior Play. CAROL ANN CAPPELLI 644 Washington Avenue CAROL Career: Private Secretary. Secret Ambition: Still secret! Favorite Saying: I care. Hobby: Letter writing and art. Art Club 2, 3,- F.H.A. 3. DOUGLAS CAMPBELL 63 Colfax Road DOUG Career: Liberal Arts College. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Favorite Saying: Neither a bor- rower nor a lender be. Hobby: Archery, fishing. RAYMOND W. CARLSON 1512 Robinson Avenue RAY Career: Statistician. Hobby: Photography. Baseball 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3; J.C.L. 1; All-School Show (Cast) 3,- National Honor Society 3,- Merit Awards: Plane Geometry I. HARRY CARSON 1192 Steel Road HANK Career: Teacher. Secret Ambition: To own a Ford that will take any Chevy. Hobby: Cars and sports. Basketball 2. SHARON J. CASSEL 341 Virginia Avenue SHARON Career: Home Economics. Secret Ambition: To play on a football team. Favorite Saying: Oh dear. Hobby: Water-skiing. Chorus 2 F.H.A. 3 All-School Show (Cast) 1, 2. JOYCE CLARK 1916 Darby Road JOY Career: Secretary, and modeling occasionally. Secret Ambition: To get my A.B.H. Degree. Favorite Saying: You're not fair!! Hobby: Swimming, dancing, and A.B.H. � JOHN GERALD CELEBRE 618 Ardmore Avenue, Ardmore JERRY Career: Medicine. Secret Ambition: To have my home and medical office in the Hawaiian Islands. Favorite Saying: C’est la vie. Hobby: Skin diving. Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2; Rifle Club 1. SUSAN PENUEL CHATFIELD 1443 Lawndale Avenue CHATTY Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To raise and breed horses out west, and to own my own ranch. Favorite Saying: Isn't that a panic!” Hobby: Art. Art Club 2, 3; Library Club 2, 3; W.W.W. I,- J.C.L. 2, 3; Bowling Club 1. SAMUEL H. COLE 2300 Belvedere Avenue SAM Career: Air Force. Secret Ambition: To fly and own a helicopter. Hobby Ornithology. Color Guard 3,- All-School Show (Cast) 1. LOIS VIRGINIA COLLINS 812 Aubrey Avenue, Ardmore LO Career: Professional singer. Secret Ambition: To be a success in whatever I attempt. Favorite Saying: 'You’d be sur- prised! Hobby: Singing, sewing. Hockey 2; Lacrosse 2,- Social Committee 3,- Operetta 1, 3,- Chorus 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 3; All- School Show (Cast) 3. DOROTHY CHRISTMAN 38 Treaty Road, Drcxel Hill DOTTIE Career: Research Biologist. Secret Ambition: To see lazy Bob Bennett working real hard. Hobby: Swimming. Hockey 1, 2, 3,- Swimming 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); Athletic Associa- tion 1, 2, 3 (Alternate); National Honor Society 2, 3; Girl’s Service Club 2, 3; College Club 2; FORDIAN 1 (Reporter), 2, 3 (Girl’s sports editor). MARY ANN COLLINS 812 Aubrey Avenue, Ardmore MAR Career: Modeling. Secret Ambition: To own my own '59 Cadillac. Favorite Saying: You're kid- ding! Lacrosse 1, 2, 3,- Basketball 1,2, 3,- Cheerleading 1, 2, 3 (Co- CaDtain); Executive Committee; Athletic Association 1, 2, 3; Operetta 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3; All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3,- GREYSTONES (Busi- ness Committee). MARY ANN CIANCI 740 Lorraine Avenue, Ardmore MARY ANN Career: Teaching: Secret Ambition: To be married to Jerry Lewis. Favorite Saying: Rats!” Hobby: Laughing. Executive Committee (Secretary): Student Council 1, 2, 3; Social Committee 2,- Public Relations 2, 3; Girls’ Service Club 2, 3 (Chap- lain); FORDIAN 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3 (Vice-President). SUSAN BOND COMFORT 302 Ivy Rock Lane SUE Career: Executive Secretary. Secret Ambition: To own my own sailboat and sail around the world. Hobby: Just having a good time, tennis. Basketball 1; Tennis 2, 3,- Social Committee 3,- College Club 3; Bowling Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3 (Corresponding Secretary); All- School Show (Cast) 3. HARRY JOHN CONNOLLY 29 Fairfield Road HARRY THE HORSE Career: Real Estate Salesman. Secret Ambition: To teach Miss Bold Senior English. Favorite Saying: Do everything hard and fast. Hobby: Sports, cars. Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 Baseball 1. SARAH ANN CONWAY 304 Brookline Boulevard SALLY Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: It wouldn’t be a secret if I told. Favorite Saying: Just for kicks. Hobby: Horseback-riding. Chorus 1, 2, 3; W.W.W. 1; Nursing Club 2, 3; Bowling Club 2, 3 F H.A. 3; College Club 3. EVELYN J. COPELAND 28 Chelten Road EVIE Career: Pianist. Secret Ambition: To be a singer or to travel around the world. Favorite Saying: Wheel Hobby: Accompanying, singing. Assembly Committee (Auditorium Accompanist) 2, 3; A Capella Choir 1, 2, 3,- Operetta 1, 2, 3; Radio Club 1, 2, 3; J.C.L. 1, 2; College Club 3,- Skyliner 1,- All- School Show (Cast) 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3. EFTERPI COSTALAS 2842 Haverford Road, Ardmore TERRY Career: Private Secretary. Secret Ambition: To marry a guy with the last name that starts with a C” like mine. Favorite Saying: You better wise up! Hobby: Writing letters. JOHN PERRY CRAIG, JR. 237 Sagamore Road JACK Career: Accounting, C.P.A. Secret Ambition: To have Mr. Bennett in my physics class. Favorite Saying: There goes the fire siren. Hobby: Auto-mechanics (hot-rod- ding). Social Committee 1; Finance Com- mittee 2 (Alternate). LYNNE ELIZABETH CROSLEY 317 Lincoln Avenue GUNNER Career: Teaching physical educa- tion. Secret Ambition: To become an All-American. Hobby: Sports. Hockey 1, 2, 3,- Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,- Athletic Asso- ciation 3,- National Honor Society 2, 3 Girls’ Service Club 2, 3; Merit Awards: Sophomore and Junior Physical Education, Biology I, Spanish I. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH DALONZO 107 E. Turnbull Avenue CONNIE Career: Receptionist. Secret Ambition: To do what I want, when I want to. Favorite Saying: Oh Christmas ” Hobby: Knick-knacks and sewing. Social Committee 1, 2, 3; W.W.W. 1, 3,- Art Club 1, 2; Operetta 1, 2,- Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3; FORDIAN 2, 3 (Exchange Editor),- GREYSTONES (Business Commit- tee),. F.H.A. 3. BETTY LOU DANIELS 630 Beechwood Drive BETTY LOU Career: College. Secret Ambition: To travel through- out the U. S. and the rest of the world. Favorite Saying: I don't know.” Hobby: Cooking and sewing. Finance Committee 2, 3,- Costume Club 2, 3; W.W.W. 1, 2, 3; College Club 2, 3; Bowling Club 2, 3,- F.H.A. 2, 3,- GREYSTONES. CHARLES WILLIAM DANIELS 630 Beechwood Drive CHUCK Career: Architectural Engineering. Secret Ambition: To have a harem of fourteen wives. Favorite Saying: Hello, what’s your name? Hobby: Working with my hands. Track 2,- Social Committee 1; Bowling 1. JANE DAVIS 207 Greenbrier Lane JANIE Career: Fine Arts. Secret Ambition: Travel. Hobby: Art. Radio Club 1 Art Club 1, 2, 3,- Drama Club,- W.W.W. 1, 2; College Club 1, 2, 3.- Senior Play (Committee); All-School Show (Cast) 1, 2; PEN INK 1, 3; GREYSTONES (Literary Commit- tee); Girls' Service Club 3. JOAN DAVIS 319 Cherry Lane JOAN Career: Elementary Teachins. Secret Ambition: To be an airline stewardess. Favorite Saying: Oh pooh. Hobby: Collecting antique but- tons. Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Operetta (Orchestra) 2, 3; W.W.W. 3; Colleqe Club 3,- GREYSTONES (Co-Chairman Typing Committee); PEN INK (Typist) 3; FORDIAN (Typist) 3; All-School Show (Orchestra) 3. DIANA AUDREY DEAN 419 Strathmore Road DEAN Career: Teaching. Secret Ambition: To get to Cali- fornia by the time I’m 26. Assembly Committee 3; Social Committee 2, 3; Chorus 2; Oper- etta 2; W.W.W. 1; Junior Red Cross 1; FORDIAN 2, 3 (Typist); GREYSTONES (Editorial); F.T.A. MARGUERITE LOUISE DeCRAY 518 Grand Avenue PEGGY Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To be athletic. Hobby: Sewing. Favorite Saying: I’m going on a diet, tomorrow.” Social Committee 2, 3; Bowling Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3 (Parlia- mentarian and Historian); All- School Show (Usher) 2, (Cast) 3. DONNA MARGARET de FREYRE 164 Woodbine Road Career: College, then later the Waves. Secret Ambition: To be a police- woman. Hobby: Boating. Hockey 3; Library Club 1; W.W.W. 2; College Club 2, 3; Bowling Club 1, 2, 3; GREY- STONES (Editorial Committee); Men Award: Algebra II. JOANN DEL PIZZO 773 Clifford Avenue, Ardmore KENNY Career: Undecided. Secret Ambition: To grow finger- nails. Favorite Saying: You're out of your mind!” Hobby: Tennis, Bowling. Secretarial Club; Bowling Club 2, 3,- F.H.A. 3,- All-School Show (Cast) 3; Merit Award: Junior English. DOROTHY JANE DEMMY 2019 Olcott Avenue, Ardmore JANE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To design a flattering tank suit. Favorite Saying: What a panic!” Hobby: Drawing. Hockey 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); btudent Council 3; Assembly Committee 2, 3 (Usher),- Finance Committee 1; National Honor Society 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3,- Art Club 1, 2, 3 (Secretary),- Girls' Service Club 2, 3; PEN INK (Art Staff) 2, 3. ALBERT RENE DERVAES, JR. 519 North Manoa Road RENE Career: Executive. Secret Ambition: To build my million dollar dream home. Hobby: Custom cars. Baseball (Manager) 1; Assembly Committee 3; Social Committee 2; Rifle Club 2. ALBERT ANTHONY De SANTIS 429 Mill Road AL Career: Electrical Engineering. Favorite Saying: That reminds me of the time back in '31. Hobby: Adding to my car all those things that Detroit left out. Assembly Committee 1; Social Committee 2. DEBORAH de VECCHIS 304 Lansdowne Road DEBBIE Career: Marriage. Secret Ambition: To make my certain someone happy. Favorite Saying: That’s the way the cookie crumble:� .” Hobby: Tennis and radio. Radio Club 1; Art Club 3; Drama Club,- All-School Show (Cast) 3. ANGELO MICHAEL Di CANDILO 847 Penn Street, Bryn Mawr ANGELO Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To retire at 21. Favorite Saying: Well, another week.” Hobby: Sports. Football 1. ! - JOAN DICHTER 1704 Green Valley Road JONI Career: Elementary Teaching. Secret Ambition: To be a true Bohemian. Favorite Saying: You’re kidding!” College Club 3; GREYSTONES (Editorial Committee). JOANNA VALERIE Di FURRIA 2529 Chestnut Avenue, Ardmore JO Career: United States Women’s Air Force (WAFS). Secret Ambition: To be the first female on the moon. Favorite Saying: Tell me another one! Hobby: Talking. Social Committee 3; Bowling Club 3. Cafeteria Waitress 3,- F.H.A. 3. BARBARA ANN DiROCCO 1301 Columbus Avenue BARB Career: College and airline host- ess. Secret Ambition: To travel to Italy, and taste every kind of wine they make. Hobby: Worrying. Art Club 1, 2, 3; Color Corner 1,2; Library Club 1; W.W.W. 1; College Club 3: Junior Red Cross 1; Bowling Club 2, 3,- All-School Show (Cast) 3. ELIZABETH ANN DOMENICK 2212 Haverford Road, Ardmore BETSY Career: Florist. Secret Ambition: To send all Volkswagons back to Ger- many. Favorite Saying: Confound it. Hobby: Knitting. Student Council (Alternate) 3; A sembly Committee 1; Secre- tarial Club (Manager) 1,- All- School Show (Cast) 3; GREY- STONES (Typist); PEN 8c INK (Final Typist) 3; Merit Award: General English 9. ROSEMARY JACQUELINE DONAHUE 2018 Belvedere Avenue JACKIE Career: Business College. Secret Ambition: To be a model for a big store. Favorite Saying: I give up for lost cause.” Hobby: Sports, sewing, dancing. Social Committee 3. DIANA MARIE DRISCOLL 2600 Hirst Terrace Dl Career: Elementary school teacher. Secret Ambition: To live in Hawaii for a year. Favorite Saying: Isn’t that a panic? Hobby: Reading. Finance Committee 3; Art Club 3; Cafeteria Waitress 3; PEN INK (Literary Committee) 3,- GREY- STONES (Literary Committee). Activities from Villa Augustin Academy: School Operetta 1; Science Club 1 (President); NEC- TAR 1 (Art Editor), 2 (English Editor); Class President 1, 2; Debate Club 1. RUTH VIRGINIA DRON 2803 Oakford Road, Ardmore RUTHIE Career: To attend Eastern Bible Institute. Secret Ambition: To become an accomplished musician and to travel around the world. Favorite Saying: Oh, my good- ness! Have Mercy! Hobby: Oil painting and reading good books. Hockey 1,- Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Operetta 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Drama Club; Secretarial Club; Senior Play (Committee); GREY- STONES (Literary Committee); FORDIAN (Reporter) 2, 3; PEN INK 2, 3. PETER BAIRD ELDER 2918 Haverford Road, Ardmore PETE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To be best man at Al Kaemmerlen’s wedding. Favorite Saying: Give up! Just call me Petiebob.” Hobby: Being a clown. Student Council 1, 2, 3; Social Committee 3,- Radio C'ub 3,- Art Club 1, 2; Rifle Club 1, 2; Pro- jection Club 1, 2, 3; All-School Show (Cast, Committee) 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom (Chairman). ROBERT G. ELDER 2918 Haverford Road, Ardmore BOB Career- College. Secret Ambition: To judge a Miss Haverford contest. Favorite Saying: No, I’m Bob. Hobby: Mechanics. Track 3: Finance Committee 3; Radio Club 3; Art Club 1, 2; Rifle Club 1, 2 (President), 3; All-School Show (Cast, Com- mittee) 1, 2, 3. JOHN FRANCIS ENRIGHT 405 Avondale Road Career: College. Secret Ambition: To announce a Notre Dame football game. Assembly Committee 1; J.C.L. 1; Bowling Club 1, 2, 3 (Captain); Radio Production 1; Merit Award: Junior English. ELLA NORA EUBANK 530 Oxford Road ELLIE Career: Bookkeeper. Secret Ambition: To have a wed- dinq that would cost a million dollars. Favorite Saying: Ah, c'mon! Hobby: Sewing. Color Corner 1; F.H.A. 3,- PEN INK (Typist) 2; FORDIAN (Typist) 2. MARILYN ANN EVANS 2404 Hirst Terrace SQUEAKY Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To go to Hawaii or Bermuda. Favorite Saying: Hello there little feller. Hobby: Talking. Social Committee 1, 2, 3 (Vice- President) Operetta 1, 2, 3,- Chorus 1, 2, 3 Drama Club; W.W.W. 1, 2 College Club 1, 2, 3 Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3 Senior Play (Committee); All- School Show (Cast). MARGARET JOAN EYRE 1808 Bellemead Avenue PEGGY Career: Home Economics. Secret Ambition: To make every- one completely happy. Favorite Saying: Dunno, do ya? Hobby: Messing around. Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Operetta 1, 2, 3 College Club 2, 3; Art Club 3 Costume Club 1; Junior Red Cross 1; F.H.A. 2, 3; All-School Show (Orchestra) 3; GREYSTONES (Typing Committee). ROBERT PATRICK FANTINI 1 N. Drexel Avenue BOB Career: Interpreter. Secret Ambition: Visit Europe. Hobby: Model Building. Football 1; Orchestra 3; Band 3; All-School Show (Cast) 3. WILLIAM CARL FAUSETT, JR. 117 Strathmore Road BILL Career: C.P.A. Secret Ambition: To make a million without working. Favorite Saying: Be serious! Basketball 2, Boy’s Hi-Y 3. CAROLYN FEATHERS 117 Warrior Road, Drexel Hill CAROLYN Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To be a dancer. Favorite Saying: I’m so shook! Hobby: Daydreaming and worry- ing. Chorus 1, 3. ROBERT FESSLER 101 Greenbriar Lane FESS Career: Service. Secret Ambition: To bowl a hundred. Favorite Saying: I know I’m bad. Hobby: Shooting pool. Basketball 1, 2, 3. GEORGINA ELVA FEY 140 Fairlamb Avenue GEORGE Career: An occupation in the com- mercial field. Secret Ambition: To take piano lessons. Hobbies: Sewing, stamp collect- ing, and knitting. Bowling 2, 3. GLORIA JUNE FIELIS 15 Campbell Avenue JUNE Career: Secretary. Assembly Committee 3,- Social Committee 3 Secretarial Club; Bowling Club 2; F.H.A. 3. DIANE ELIZABETH FLACK 100 Wilson Avenue DEE Career: Modeling or private sec- retary. Secret Ambition: To join Sandy Stewart on her daily trips to Villanova. Favorite Saying: Oh, you’re kid- ding! Hobby: Writing letters. F.H.A. 3; All-School Show (Cast) JOHN J. FLEMING 5 East Wilmot Avenue JOHN Career: College (Liberal Arts). Secret Ambition: To make some- thing else instead of soup in chef class. Hobby: Standing on the corner watching all the girls go by. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3; Social Committee 3,- Boy’s Hi-Y 3. SUZAN ANN FLOOD 32 E. Clearfield Road FLUBBY Career: Art. Secret Ambition: Play on a college football team, and be on the second space ship to Mars. Favorite Saying: Isn’t that a panic!?!’’ Hobby: Tennis. Art Club 1, 2, 3 Library Club 2; W.W.W. 2; College Club 3; Bowling Club 3 Cafeteria Wait- ress 2, 3; GREYSTONES (Art Committee). LYNN F. FOGEL 2320 Kenilworth Road, Ardmore LYNN Career: Airline Receptionist. Secret Ambition: To sit through a sad movie without crying. Favorite Saying: I’m not supposed to tell . . . but. Hobby: Listening to the radio. Social Committee 1, 2; Color Corner 1, 2, 3 Secretarial Club; Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3. PATRICIA FORD 1320 Dill Road PAT Career: Secretary. Secret Ambition: To fly to Ber- muda. Favorite Saying: Gee, you're sarcastic.” Hobby: Wasting time. Color Corner 2; Secretarial C'ub; Bowling Club 3,- Cafeteria Wait- ress 2; F.H.A. 3; All-School Show (Cast) 3. LORRAINE FOSSEDAHL 800 Powder Mill Lane, Phila. 31 LAURIE Career: College—Drexel. Secret Ambition: To marry a cer- tain someone from D.l.T. Favorite Saying: Well, well. Hobby: Horseback riding, swim- ming, ice skating. Social Committee 1, 3; Radio Club 1; Library Club 2; W.W.W. 1, 2; J.C.L. 1,- College Club 3; Bowl- ing Club 2, 3; Cafeteria Waitress 2,- F.H.A. 3, All-School Show 3 (Committee). BRUCE FREDRIC FOSTER 735 Ashurst Road BRUCE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To see Lucy in- vite Charlie Brown to a party. Hobby: Model planes. Tennis 1, 2, 3,- Finance Committee 1; Aviation 1, 2, 3 (President); National Honor Society 3. STEPHEN D. FOSTER 22 E. Hillcrest Avenue STEP Career: Business. Secret Ambition: Sail around the world. Hobby: Boating. Soccer 1, 2. VIRGINIA FOSTER 133 Signal Road, Drexel Hill GINNY Career: Medical Technic an. Secret Ambition: To be a traveling foreign correspondent for the New York Times. Hobby: Reading. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleadiny 3,- Student Council 1, 2; Assembly Committee (Usher) 1, 2, 3; Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3 (Treas- urer); Girls’ Service Club 2, 3; Social Committee 3; W.W.W. 1, 2, 3,- FORDIAN 1, 2, 3 (Feature Editor); Merit Awards: Biology I, World History. ARLENE FOX 624 Hirst Avenue AR Career: Housewife. Secret Ambition: To marry a cer- tain wonderful guy. Favorite Saying: Ease up. Hobby: Records. MARGARET DIANE FRAZIER 67 E. Golf View Road, Ardmore DIANE Career: Elementary school teach- ing. Secret Ambition: To take a trip to Arizona some day! Favorite Saying: Oh, I see! Hobby: Golf. Hockey 2; Lacrosse 1. 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3,- Cheerleader 3; Athletic Association 1, 2; As- sembly Committee 3,- W.W.W. 1, 2,- Cafeteria Waitress 1; All- School Show (Cast) 3. NANCY RUTH FRAZIER 17 Thompson Drive NANCY Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To become an artist. Favorite Saying: What are we going to do tonight?” Hobby: Watching television. Library Club 1 W.W.W. 1, 2; Bowling Club 2, F.H.A. 2, 3. WILLIAM B. FREILICH 1727 Academy Lane FRITZ Career: Law. Favorite Saying: Geez, are you stupid1” Hobby: Wearing my big M” jacket to work. Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3 Executive Committee; Athletic As- sociation 2, 3 (Chairman); As- sembly Committee 1; Boy’s Hi-Y 3; National Honor Society 3. NORMAN PETER FUNK 57 Waverly Road NORM Career: Business Administration. Secret Ambition: To take a 1951 Ford to California and have it fully customized. Favorite Saying: That’s Brook- line's siren blowing. Hobby: Fire fighting (Brookline Fire Company). Social Committee 3. NICHOLAS ANTHONY GALLO 1805 Belvedere Avenue NICK Career: Chemical Engineering. Secret Ambition: To ride down the elevator with Mr. Bennet. Favorite Saying: Go like mad!” Tennis 1, 2, 3,- National Honor Society 2, 3 Operetta 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 9, 3; Radio Club 1; Hi-O 3; Boy’s Hi-Y 3; Merit Awards: Junior Physics, F. and M. Award 2. PHYLLIS GARRETT 20 Greenview Lane PHYL Career: Theatre. Secret Ambition: To live in Paris for a year. Hockey 1, 2; Lacrosse 1,- Execu- tive Committee 3; Assembly Com- mittee 3 (Chairman); National Honor Society 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Girls’ Service Club 3; Senior p(ay (Cast); GREYSTONES (Edi- tor-in-Chief); Merit Awards: Soph- omore English, Sophomore His- tory, Junior English, Junior His- tory, French II. DAN GEORGE 2 Vernon Road GOOSE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To play Chelten- ham again. Football 2, 3,- Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 3; Finance Committee 2; Merit Award: Physical Educa- tion 1. BARBARA JAYNE GIANGIULIO 2701 Cobbs Creek Drive, Ardmore BARB Career: Medical Secretary. Secret Ambition: To be a cheer- leader at an all boys’ school. Favorite Saying: Oh, brother! Hobby: Wasting gas in somebody else’s car. Social Committee 3; Bowling Club 3; All-School Show (Cast) 3; GREYSTONES (Typing Com- mittee). DONALD R. GILLMORE 2414 Clover Lane DON Career: Mmerology. Secret Ambition: To beat Lower Merion in every sport. Favorite Saying: Good Grief. Hobby: Collecting rocks and minerals. Baseball 2 (Manager); Merit Award: Algebra I. HELENE LEITH GILSON 2257 Avon Road, Ardmore HELEN Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: Be a famous surgeon. Hobby: Horseback riding. Junior Red Cross 3; Bowling Club 3. v NANCY LOUISE GOEBEL 2404 Hirst Terrace NANC Career: College. Secret Ambition: To be a pro- fessional model. Favorite Saying: Look out! Hobby: Modeling. Social Committee (Publicity Direc- tor) 2, 3; Public Relations Com- mittee 3; Library Club 1,- College Club 2, 3; Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3; FORDIAN (Typist) 2. % BARBARA ANN GRACE 420 Heatherwood Road BARB Career: Airline hostess. Secret Ambition: To own a real baby bear. Favorite Saying: Clown. Hobby: Riding around and wast- ing Dad’s gas. Social Committee 3; Secretarial Club,- Bowling Club 2, 3 F.H.A. 3, All-School Show (Cast) 3. JAMES HERBERT GRAEBNER 149 Clemson Road, Bryn Mawr JIM Career: Engineer. Favorite Saying: Good Lord, we’ll all be killed! Hobby: Ferroequinology, Audio- phi latics. Radio Club 1, 2, 3 (Assistant Secretary); Art Club 1. BETTE JANE GROVE 307 Upland Road BETTE Career: Artist. Secret Ambition: To be the man- ager of the Phillies. Favorite Saying: Hi, Bean! Hobby: Fun. Tennis 1, 2, 3; Social Committee 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3 (President), J.C.L. 1; College Club 2, 3,- Radio Club 1,- Service Club 3, PEN ft INK 2, 3 (Art Editor); GREYSTONES (Art Committee Chairman). PHYLLIS GUENTHER 804 Deer Avenue, Bryn Mawr PHILL Career: Hairdresser-housewife. Secret Ambition: To travel around the world. Favorite Saying: Oh, Birds' Hobby: Playing the piano, and dogs. Library Club 2; F.H.A. 3. BUFORD K. GRAHAM, JR. 237 Walnut Hill Lane BEAU Career: Merchant Marine. Secret Ambition: To retire at 21 years of age. Hobby: Automobiles. Projection Club 1, 2. SUSAN EURETTA GUYER 600 Merion Avenue SUE Career: Art. Secret Ambition: To own a tail- boat and sail to Bermuda. Favorite Saying: Oh, my good- ness. Hobby: Dancing, swimming, boat- ing. Athletic Association 3,- Social Committee 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3; W.W.W. 1; Bowling Club 1,2, 3; PEN � INK 3 (Art Staff). GEORGE GRAY 1914 Belvedere Avenue POTZREBIE Career: Industry. Secret Ambition: To make my second million before my first. Favorite Saying: Later for the rest. Hobby: Cars. Football 1. CHARLES HAMILTON 2150 Chestnut Avenue, Ardmore CHUCK Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To own some- thing better than an Allstate. Favorite Saying: Hey, kid- Hobby: Cycles and cars. Baseball 2, 3 (Manager); Orches- tra 1. LINDA GRIFFEY 1304 Dermond Road, Drexel Hill GRIFF Career: Home Economics. Secret Ambition: To get my driver’s license. Lacrosse 1� Swimming 1; Library Club 1, 2,- W.W.W. 1; College Club 3; F.H.A. 3; All-School Show (Cast) 1, 2, 3. ROSEANN E. HAMILTON 2105 Chestnut Avenue, Ardmore ROSEY Career: Secretary. Secret Ambition: Live in Florida for a year. Favorite Saying: Isn't that a riot? Hobby: Piano, reading. Secretarial Club. WILLIAM S. HAMILTON 2105 Chestnut Avenue, Ardmore BILL Career: Watchmaker. Favorite Saying: Well, how do you like that!” Hobby: To travel. GEORGE FARREN HANEY, JR. 1200 Fairview Avenue GEORGE Career: Sales Engineer. Hobby: Radio Engineering, phi- lately, driving. Lacrosse 2; Assembly Executive Committee 3; Social Committee 1, 2, 3,- Radio Club 1, 2, 3 (Chief Engineer); Chess Club 3. FRANK HARKER 2046 Bellemead Avenue FRANK Career: Undecided. Secret Ambition: To find out where 63rd and Haverford is. Favorite Saying: We’ll beat this rap! Hobby: Cars and working on them. Track 1. JUDITH B. HARMAN 2103 Belvedere Avenue JUDY Career: Housewife. Secret Ambition: To stay happily married to my husband. Favorite Saying: Oh, you’re kid- ding! Hobby: Sewing and taking care of children. VIRGINIA HARSCH 104 Llandaff Road GINNY Career: Elementary school teacher. Secret Ambition: To design my own home. Favorite Saying: Oh, crumb! Hobby: Ice skating, swimming, horseback riding. Hockey 3,- Social Committee 3; Art Club 3; Library Club 3; College Club 2, 3 Bowling Club 2; Cafeteria Waitress 3 F.H.A, 3; F.T.A. 3. ELLEN JEAN HASENRITTER 603 Valley Road ELLEN Career: College. Secret Ambition: To be an author. Favorite Saying: I’m so em- barrassed! Hobby: Writing. Student Council 3 (Alternate),- Art Club 3,- W.W.W. 1, College Club 2, 3,- F.T.A. 3 (Secretary); J.C.L. 1; FORDIAN 2, 3 (Re- porter); GREYSTONES (Editorial Committee Chairman); National Honor Society 3. LOIS ANNE HECHT 330 Brookline Boulevard LOIS Career: Art teacher. Secret Ambition: To be a good artist. Favorite Saying: Zoom. Hobby: Drawing, skating. Radio Club 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3,- Drama Club,- Bowling Club 2, 3,- Senior Play (Committee). ANN V. HEEREN 35 Columbus Avenue ANN Career: Elementary school teacher. Secret Ambition: To be on time. Favorite Saying: Howdy! Hobby: Talking on the phone. Chorus 1 Bowling Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3. GILES DECKER HELPS, III 116 E. Marthart Avenue CLIPPER Career: College. Secret Ambition: To sing and act like Little Richard. Favorite Saying: That was bear- ish. Hobby: Collect photos of movie actresses. Soccer 1, 2, 3,- Baseball 1, 2, 3,- Social Committee 3 (Alternate); Operetta 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2,- Color Guard 1, 2. MARY ELLEN HENRY 131 W. Hillcrest Avenue MARY ELLEN Career: Airline hostess. Secret Ambition: To marry a hand- some millionaire and live in a mansion. Hobby: Playing the piano. Social Committee 1,- Finance Com- mittee 2; Orchestra 1, 2: Band 1,- Operetta 1, 2; Color Corner 2, 3; Secretarial Club; Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3,- All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3. t BILL HETHERINGTON 109 E. Benedict Avenue BILL Career: Navy or Business School. Secret Ambition: To own a '57 stick shift Ford convertible. Favorite Saying: T. S., Tough Situation. Hobby: Cars. CLOVER MARILYN HOPEN 3 W. Clearfield Road MARILYN Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To be a model. Favorite Saying: Oh, really? Social Committee 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1j Nursing Club 2, 3; College Club 2, 3; Bowling Club 1; Cafeteria Wait- ress 2, 3 F.H.A. 3; All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3. MARGUERITE ANN HIBBERD 27 W. Hillcrest Avenue PEGGY Career: Secretary. Secret Ambition: To be an airline hostess. Favorite Saying: Oh my gosh! Hobby: Roller skating. Basketball 1; Bowling Club 3 All-School Snow 1, (Cast) 3. BARBARA LOUISE HORTON 1106 Allston Road BABS Career: Business College. Secret Ambition: To marry a farmer. Hobby: Sewing and Design. Swimming 1 Cheerleading 2. 3 (Co-Captain); Student Council 1; Assembly Committee 1, 2. 3 (Usher); Art Club 1, 2, 3; College Club 3; Cafeteria Waitress 1, 2 F.H.A. 3; Awards Lathem Art Foundation 2, three Junior Merit Art Scholastic Awards 2; All- School Show (Cast) 2, 3. PAT HINCHMAN 2 Rugby Road, Bryn Mawr HINCHIE Career: College. Secret Ambition: Have natural blonde hair. Favorite Saying: Bonjour, Com- ment-allez-vous? Hobby: Boating. Lacrosse 1, 2,- Social Committee 2,- Art Club 1; Secretarial Club; Cafeteria Waitress 1, 2; F.H.A. 3. STANLEY HORWIITZ 360 Glen Gary Drive STAN Career: Dentist. Secret Ambition: To make a million and retire at 25. Favorite Saying: Hey, you guys. Hobby: Eating, playing Sax, and photography. Lacrosse 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3. WAYNE L. HOCKMAN 421 Brookline Boulevard WAYNE Career: Construction Engineer. Secret Ambition: Not to sleep in Mr. Cornog’s Class,- or retire at 21. Favorite Saying: Censored. Hobby: Keeping my car running. Social Committee 1, 3; Stage Crew 3,- Rifle Club 1. PHILIP A. HOWE 715 Haverford Road, Bryn Mawr PHIL Career: Armed Forces. Secret Ambition: To see Jim Hodge graduate. Favorite Saying1 That's the law of the jungle,- that’s the way the cookie crumbles. Hobby: Sports. Football 1, 2, 3,- Track 1. JOHN ROBERT HOFFMAN 210 Oxford Hill Lane HOFF Career: Mechanical Engineering. Secret Ambition: To be a big man. Favorite Saying: Get the physics done? Hobby: Making money. Soccer 1, 2, 3,- Wrestling 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3,- Boy’s Hi-Y 2, 3,- Projection Club 1 National Honor Society 3. CORNELIA S. HUDAK 1818 Rose Tree Lane CONI Career: Psychologist. Secret Ambition: To attend Haver- ford College. Favorite Saying: . . . and all that jazz. Hobby: Making people laugh. Radio Club 1, 2, 3 (Executive Committee); W.W.W. 2; College Club 3,- Drama Club; All-School Show 3 (Writer, Cast); Senior Play,- PEN INK 1, 3 (Literary Committee),- GREYSTONES (Liter- ary Committee). V CHARLES H. HUGHES 29 Ralston Avenue Career: Undecided. Secret Ambition: Drop an Old's in my Chevy. Favorite Saying: Remember the Hill! Hobby: Cars. Track 2. JOYCE HURD 14 Woodcroft Road JOYCE Career: Airline hostess. Secret Ambition: If I told you then it wouldn't be a secret. Favorite Saying: Bring out the food, I’m starved.” Hobby: A certain boy. Social Committee 2; Operetta 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Art Club 2,- Secretarial Club; Bowling Club 1, 2; Cafeteria Waitress 1 All- School Show (Cast) 2, 3; PEN INK (Typist) 3. HARRY F. IRWIN, JR. 419 Valley Road Career: Chemical Engineering. Secret Ambition: Own a fleet of yachts. Hobby: Photography. Tennis 1, 2. PATRICK DANIEL JACKMAN 301 Merrybrook Drive PAT Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To own a car and be rich. Favorite Saying: Smooth. Hobby: Sports. Football 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3; Social Committee 3. LAWRENCE SAYLOR JACOBY 2424 Merwood Lane LARRY Career: Business. Secret Ambition: Bachelor. Favorite Saying: Hot dogs! Hobby: Sports. Basketball (Manager) 3,- Baseball 1, 3; Art Club 1, 3; Stage Crew 1, 2; Bowling Club 2; FORDIAN (Business Staff). GLORIA JEAN JOHNSON 35 Myrtle Avenue JEAN Career: Elementary teacher. Secret Ambition: To be tall enough to see over the steering wheel. Favorite Saying: Heavens to Betsy! Hobby: Collecting foreign dolls and stamps. Library Club 1 College Club 3; Spanish Club 3; F.T.A. 3. JANE PATRICIA JOHNSON 25 Rodman Avenue Career: Biological Sciences. Secret Ambition: To find what I’m looking for. Favorite baying: Better late than never. Hobby Gardening. Hockey 1, 2; Art Club 2,- W.W.W. 1, 2, 3 (Publicity Com- mittee Chairman); Nursing Club 3,- J.C.L. 1, 2; F.T.A. 2, 3 (Librarian); FORDIAN 2, 3; GREYSTONES (Literary Commit- tee); Senior Class Play (Commit- tee,-) Merit Award: Academic English 2. RONALD JOHNSTON 32 W. Turnbull Avenue RON Career: Radio Electronics. Secret Ambition: To become Com- manding Officer of the aircraft carrier Saratoga. Favorite Saying: Good grief, Charlie Brown! Hobby: Hi-Fi, Radio. Social Committee 3,- Radio Club 1, 2, 3 (Assistant Chief Engineer); Projection Club 1, 2, 3. ALBERT M. JONES 120 James Drive AL Career: Engineering. Secret Ambition: To have as good a line with the girls as Mr. Shiplett. Hobby: Music. Track 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Athletic Committee 3; Assembly Committee 1, 2; Boy's Hi-Y 2, 3,- Rifle Club 1, 2,- Hi-Q 3,- FORD- IAN 1, 2, 3; Merit Award: Sophomore and Junior History; National Honor Society 3. CATHARINE JONES 124 Rodney Circle, Bryn Mawr KITTY Career: Airline hostess. Secret Ambition: Airline hostess. Favorite Saying: So what else is new? Hobby: Handwork and swim- ming. GREYSTONES (Literary Commit- tee); F.H.A. 3; Activities from Parkland High School: F.H.A. 1, 2; Junior Play (Make-up). NANCY JONES 27 Shawnee Road, Ardmore NANCE Career: Elementary education. Secret Ambition: To model and be the owner of a gorgeous ward- robe of clothes. Favorite Saying: Don't rush me. Hobby: Art. Social Committee 2,- Art Club 2, 3; W.W.W. 2; College Club 2, 3; Bowling Club 2, 3; Cafeteria Waitress 1; F.H.A. 3 F.T.A. 3; GREYSTONES (Art Staff). JOHN STEPHEN JUENGER 1 5 Ellis Road JACK Career: Teacher. Secret Ambition: To force myself to ask a girl to a dance. Favorite Saying: 'I don’t know. Hobby: Sports. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,- Baseball 1, 2, 3 Executive Com- mittee 3 Athletic Committee 1 Finance Committee 2, 3 (Chair- man); National Honor Society 2, 3; Boy’s Hi-Y 2, 3; Art Club 1. ALFRED W. KAEMMERLEN 2835 Haverford Road, Ardmore AL Career: Engineering. Secret Ambition: To be on time. Favorite Saying: You kiddin me? Hobby: Basketball. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Student Council (Vice-Presi- dent) 3,- Finance Committee 1; Assembly Usher 3,- National Honor Society 2, 3 (Vice-President); Boy's Hi-Y 2, 3,- Awards: Junior Basketball's Most Valuable Player, Harvard Prize Book for Scholar- ship and Character. LARRY KANAVY 31 3 Walnut Plaza BEAR Career: College. Favorite Saying: Gotta pick up mother bear. Hobby: Sports and cars. Lacrosse 2, 3. JIM KANGAS 605 Country Club Lane Career: School teacher. Secret Ambition: Become a teach- er. Hobby: Photography, hunting, fishing, anything. Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3. STEPHEN ALBERT KANNWISCHER 340 Rittenhouse Circle STEVE Career: Medicine. Secret Ambition: To be a success in my chosen vocation. Favorite Saying: You bungling incompetent! ’ Hobby: Coin Collecting. Band 3; National Honor Society 3. DOROTHEA ELAINE KEENE 53 W. Marthart Avenue DOTTIE Career: Secretarial work. Secret Ambition: To marry a cer- tain wonderful guy. Favorite Saying: Toodles. Hobby: Eating. Social Committee 3; Finance Com- mittee 1; Color Corner 1; Secre- tarial Club; F.H.A. 3; All-School Show 1 (Stage Crew), 2 (Usher- ette), 3 (Cast); FORDIAN (Typist) 2; PEN INK (Typist) 2, 3; GREYSTONES (Typist). JOHN KELLER 2404 St. Denis Lane JACK Career: Salesman. Secret Ambition: Win the Indian- apolis 500. Favorite Saving: Nasty break. Hobby: Following auto-racing. THOMAS F. KEPLER 419 E. Darby Road T. K. Career: Medicine. Secret Ambition: To get a 1 in college physics. Hobby: Sports. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Student Council 3; Boy’s Hi-Y 2, 3,- Orchestra 1, 9, 3,- Band 1, 2, 3,- Operetta 1, GREYSTONES (Busi- ness Committee). GARY KIME 1026 Allston Road KIMEY Career: Teaching. Secret Ambition: To get TEN hours sleep. Favorite Saying: You're a REBEL!! Hobby: Blondes. Executive Committee 3; Assembly Committee (Usher) 2, 3; Social Committee 3; Radio Club 1, 2; Rifle Club 1,2, 3 (Vice-President); F.T.A. 2, 3 (Publicity Chairman); FORDIAN 1,2 (Editor), 3 (Editor- in-Chief); All-School Show 1 (Cast); National Honor Society 3; Merit Award: Sophomore Eng- lish. BLAIR KLEPPER 704 Penfield Avenue BLAIR Career: Chemical Engineer. Secret Ambition: To own a super- charged 57” Ford Thunder- bird. Hobby: Automobiles and firearms. Rifle Club 1 2. KARL E. KOCKLER 115 Harding Avenue Career: Business Management. Hobby: Cars. Soccer 1, 2 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3. BARBARA JANE KOPF 217 Shawnee Road, Ardmore BOBBIE Career: Elementary teaching. Secret Ambition: To catch all the poor fish that got away. Favorite Saying: Oh, good heav- ens!” Hobby: Fishing. W.W.W. 1; College Club 2, 3; Bowling Club 3,- Cafeteria Wait- ress 3, F.T.A. 2, 3,- GREYSTONES (Chairman, Typing Committee); FORDIAN (Typist) 3,- PEN INK (Typist) 3,- HANDBOOK 1, 2, 3. SAMUEL G. KRAUSS 205 E. Hathaway Lane SAM Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To drag Mr. Bennett. Favorite Saying: What's New? Hobby: Cars. Soccer 1; Lacrosse 2,- Band 1. PENNIE CHRISTINE KROTEE 910 Edgewood Road PEN PEN Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To fiy to Europe with all the kids again. Favorite Saying: Oh, really? Hobby: Reading, souvenirs. Hockey 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); Swimming 1, 2, 3,- Athletic Asso- ciation 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3 (Secretary); Girls’ Service Club 2, 3, W.W.W. 1,2, 3 (Secretary); Nursing Club 3,- Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3; All- School Show (Cast) 2, 3; GREY- STONES (Literary Committee). SHEILA LACKMAN 1723 Ridgeway Road Career: Homemaker. Secret Ambition: To be a doctor’s secretary. Favorite Saying: IT! give you a bone. Color Corner 3. CAROL LANDIS 1 57 Friendship Road, Drexel Hill CAROL Career: Private secretary until marriage and then have chil- dren Favorite Saying: Eh. Hobby: Dancing and reading. Lacrosse 1,- Swimming 1; Orches- tra 1; Band 1; College Club 3; Girls' Service Club 3; F.H.A. 3; GREYSTONES (Business Commit- tee). HOWARD B. LANGE 2934 Oakford Road, Ardmore BART Career: Engineering. Secret Ambition: To open my locker on the first try. Hobby: Skipping gym. Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,- Tennis 1, Student Council (Alternate) 3. ANDREA LARSON 400 Strathmore Road ANDY Career: The field of home eco- nomics. Secret Ambition: To live in a germ-free world. Favorite Saying: Hey, did you hear the one about the . . .?” Assembly Committee 1, 2, 3,- Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3,- College Club 2, 3 (Secretary); Cafeteria Waitress 3,- F.H.A 3,- F.T.A. 3 (Social Chairman); All- School Show (Orchestra); Ooer- etta (Orchestra) 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Service Club 3. ANNE DEBORAH LAW 124 Treaty Road, Drexel Hill DEBBIE Career: Veterinarian. Secret Ambition: To be a farmer’s wife. Favorite Saying: Nell's Bells. Hobby: Horseback riding. Assembly Committee (Usher) 3,- Finance Committee 2, 3; Bowling Club 2, 3; All-School Show (Cast) 3. % i SUSAN MERYL LAZAR 5 Media Avenue SUE Career: Medica! research. Secret Ambition: To pilot a plane to Europe with the gang. Favorite Saying: It’s a riot! Hobby: Reading. Hockey 1 Tennis 2 Student Council 2, 3; Girls’ Service Club 3; Radio Club 1, 2, 3; W.W.W. I, 2, 3 (Exchange Student) J.C.L. 1; College Club 9, 3 F.T.A. 2, 3; Hi-Q Team 3, GREYSTONES (Chairman, literary Committee) National Honor Society 3 Merit Awards: Auxilium Latinum, Latin II. PATRICIA LEE 529 Country Club Lane PAT Career: Private secretary. Secret Ambition: To fly a plane. Favorite Saying: Oh nuts! Hobby: Singing. Chorus 1 Secretarial Club W.W.W. 1, 2; PEN INK (Typist) 3. DONALD H. LEWIS 4 W. Mercer Avenue LOU Career: Chemist. Secret Ambition: To see Mr. Bennett hurry. Hobby: Tropical fish, sports. Soccer 1, 2, 3,- Basketball 1, 2. JIM LINDER 1 504 Dorchester Road Career: Archeologist. Favorite Saying: Who knows? Hobby: Auto racing. Bowling Club 3 Wrestling 3. RICHARD W. LISENBY 201 3 Laurel Road DICK Career: Dentistry. Secret Ambition: To win at 185 lbs. Favorite Saying: Hi, beautiful.” Hobby: Sports. Football 1, 2, 3 Lacrosse 2, 3 Baseball 1j Wrestling 2, 3,- Athletic Association 3 Boy’s Hi-Y 3. ROBERT LEO LIST 400 Darby Road bob ivy Career: Air Force Pilot. Favorite Saying: All Yea. Hobby: Girls and cars. Soccer 1, 2,- Baseball 1,3. ISABEL LOUISE LISTON 107 N. Morgan Avenue ISSIE Career: Teaching. Secret Ambition: Pilot my own airplane. Favorite Saying: Oh Pot! Hobby: Sports. Hockey 1, 2, 3 Chorus 3; Bowl- ing Club 3. REGINA MARIE LOFFT 2407 Darby Road BECKIE Career: Receptionist. Secret Ambition: To be a secre- tary to T.F.H. Favorite Saying: I guess so. Hobby: T.F.H. CHARLOTTE GRACE LOONEY 2914 Mapleshade Road, Ardmore CHAR Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To be a cadet at the U. S. Coast Guard Acad- emy. Favorite Saying: It’s heredity or environment. Hobby: Art. Art Club 2, 3 Bowling Club 2, 3 Social Committee 3,- GREY- STONES (Art Committee) PEN INK 3 (Art Staff). DORIS ANN LUEDECK 1 8 Sunnyhill Lane DOR Career: Secretary. Secret Ambition: To see the Phillies win the pennant next year. Favorite Saying: I don’t know. Hobby: Playing the piano. Chorus 2 Color Corner 1 Bowl- ing Club 2, 3,- F.H.A. 2, 3 GREYSTONES (Editorial Com- mittee). DORIS LUHKS 25 Sycamore Road DORIS Career: College. Secret Ambition: To be an artist. Favorite Saying: Rats! Hobby: Watching TV. Swimming 1, 2, 3; Social Com- mittee 3; Cafeteria Waitress 1, 2 3. CAROL ANN LYMAN 1100 Darby Road CAROL Career: Home Ec. at Drexel. Secret Ambition: To grow up a little. Favorite Saying: Hi Gang! Hobby: Sewing. Chorus 1; College Club 1, 2 3 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 2 3. LOIS ELIZABETH McCAULEY 2467 Wynnefield Drive LO Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: Meet the Presi- dent. Favorite Saying: Oh my word! Hobby: Reading. Hockey (Manager) 2; Library Club 1; W.W.W. 1; Bowling Club 3,- Cafeteria Waitress 3 GREY- STONES (Typist), FORDI AN (Typ- ist) 3; PEN INK (Typist) 3. JANE ANN McCLOY 100 Columbus Avenue JANIE Career: Beautician. Secret Ambition: To be a b tician. Favorite Saying: Allll right!” Color Corner 2; F.H.A. 3; School Show (Cast) 3. V CYNTHIA LYONS 204 Walnut Place CINDY Career: Bi-lingual secretary. Secret Ambition: To see every city and town in the world. Favorite Saying: How bout that! Hobby: Wasting time. Tennis 2 3,- Operetta 2; Chorus 2; Radio Club 1, 2 3; Library Club 1 2 3,- W.W.W. 1, 2; College Club 1, 2, 3; FORDIAN (Typist) 1 2 3; PEN INK (Typist) 3. JEFFREY ROBERT McCANDLESS 105 E. Hathaway Lane JEFF Career: Law. Hobby: Stamps, sports fan. Football 2, Boy's Hi-Y 3. EDMUND C. McCARTY 19 Steel Road TED Career: Navy. Hobby: Roller skating, driving a car. PATRICIA McCUIN 2433 Merwood Lane PAT Career: Teaching. Secret Ambition: To be an All- Star basketball player. Favorite Saying: My lands! Hobby: Sports. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 3,- Chorus 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Club (THE CLARION) 1; Senior Play (Make-up Committee): (Activities from Needham High School, Needham, ’Mass.); Girls'. Service Club. SHEILA ANN McGINN 346 Spring Road SHEIL Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To go to Villa- nova. Favorite Saying: Hey kids! Nursing Club 3; J.C.L. 1, College Club 3,- Cafeteria Waitress 3,- All-School Show (Cast)_3. JOAN McGRAW 877 Penn Street, Bryn Mawr JOAN Career: Office work. Secret Ambition: To fly my own plane. Hobby: Listening to popular records and reading. CATHERINE McLAUGHLIN 447 O’ympic Avenue CATHY Career: Receptionist. Secret Ambition: To take a trip to Japan. Favorite Saying: Oh Yeah! Hobby: Writing letters. Secretarial Club; FORDIAN 3 (Typist); GREYS! ONES (Typist). WILLIAM SCOTT MAGARGEE, III 1 32 Morlyn Road, Bryn Mav.r SCRATCH Career: Engineering, Business. Secret Ambition: Benevolent des- pot. Favorite Saying: Be good now! Hobby: Science. Football 2; Track 1. 2, 3; Student Council 3 (President); Athletic Association 1, 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Bov's Hi-Y 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; Merit Award: Sophomore History; Class Treas- urer 2. ANNE DOLORES McNELIS 335 Spring Road ANNE Career: X-ray Technician. Secret Ambition: To visit Ireland and kiss the Blarney Stone. Hobby: Dancing. Operetta 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1,2, 3; F.T.A. 3; All-bchool Show (Cast) 3. BARBARA MANN 57 Brookline Boulevard BARB Career: Private secretary. Secret Ambition: To own a new convertible every year. Favorite Saying: Don’t panic. Social Committee 3,- Secretarial Club; F.H.A. 3; All-School Show (Committee) 1; FORDIAN (Typist) 2j PEN INK (Typist) 2, 3; GREYSTONES (Typist). PATRICIA ANN McQUAID 1234 Garfield Avenue PAT Career: Photographer’s Model. Favorite Saying: To own the city of Milwaukee. Hobby: Collect post cards. Hockey 1; Art Club 1,- Bowling Club 2, 3,- F.H.A. 2, 3,- All- School Show (Cast) 3. RICHARD H. MacKINNON 240 E. Benedict Avenue DICK Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To sell my car and buy a new one. Favorite Saying: Does anyone want to buy a ’50 Olds con- vertible? Hobby: Working on cars. ROBERT L. MacQUARRIE 2024 Bellemead Avenue BOB Career: Accounting. Favorite Saying: Silence is gold- en.” Hobby: Working on cars. Wrestling 1; Projection Club 1. C. NICHOLAS MANNO, II Darby Road, Haverford NICK Career: Engineering. Secret Ambition: Plutocrat. Favorite Saying: Varies with situ- ation. Hobby: Exploring automobiles. Football 1; Soccer 2, 3; Tennis 1; Social Committee 3; Finance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3; Boy's Hi-Y 2, 3; Operetta 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3,- All-School Show (Cast) 3,- Color Guard 2; National Honor Society 3; GREYSTONES (Business Com- mittee Assistant Chairman). MARTHA MARY MANNO Marple Road, Haverford DOO DEE Career: Teachmg. Secret Ambition: To teach at West Point. Favorite Saying: Really. Hobby: Bowling. W.W.W. 3; College Club 3,- Bowling Club 1, 2, 3,- Cafeteria Waitress 3; F.H.A. 2, 3,- Operetta 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2. PRISCILLA ANNE MANTHORPE 2307 Belmont Avenue, Ardmore PRIS Career: College. Secret Ambition: To be a jet pilot. Favorite Saying: That’s the way the cookie crumbles. Hobby: Art. Hockey 1,2, 3,- Basketball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Assembly Com- mittee 2, 3,- Art Club 1, 2, 3; College Club 3; F.H.A. 3,- All- School Show (Cast) 2, 3,- GREY- STONES (Art Committee). FRANCES M. MARCH 405 Shelbourne Road FRAN Career: Linguist. Secret Ambition: Co-pilot a plane to Europe with the gang. Favorite Saying: It was so funny! Hobby: Interior decorating. Student Council (Alternate) 1, 2, (Representative) 3; Girls’ Service Club 3 Drum Majorette 3; W.W.W. 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President); College Club 2 (Treasurer); F.T.A. 9, 3; FORDIAN 2, 3 (Head typ- ist); GREYSTONES (Business Chairman); National Honor So- ciety 3; Merit Awards: French I Physical Education 2. LOUIS MARCH 7 E. Mercer Avenue LOU Career: Research Chemist. Secret Ambition: To build a ’32 Ford Roadster. Hobby: Collecting firearms. Band 1, 2, 3; Rifle Club 1. MARY ELAINE MARKEL 45 Cedarbrook Road, Ardmore MARE Career: Teaching elementary school. Secret Ambition: To drive a fire truck. Favorite Saying: S'what’s new? Hobby: Talking. Chorus 1, 3; Radio Club 3; Color Corner 3; Library Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3. GALEN FREDRIC MARSHALL 23 Myrtle Avenue TINY Career: Advertising. Favorite Saying: Silence is gold- en. Hobby: Music. Boy's H.-Y 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Sky- liners 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3; All- School Show 3. ARTHUR STEPHEN MARTINDALE 1311 Edgewood Road STEVE Career: Law. Hobby: Sports. Football 1, 9, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Executive Committee; Student Council 1, 9, 3; Public Relations Committee 3 (Chairman); National Honor Society 9, 3 (President); Boy’s Hi-Y 2, 3 (President); Orchestra 1, 9, 3; Band 9, 3; FORDIAN 1, 2 (Boys’ Sports Editor). RICHARD P. MATTHEWS 228 Ivy Rock Lane DICK Career: Mechanic. Secret Ambition: To be an Arctic explorer. Favorite Saying: Kool yourself. Hobby: Working around cars. Boy’s Hi-Y 3. ELIZABETH MAXWELL 13 Walnut Hill Lane BETTY Career: Receptionist. Secret Ambition: To own a '57 white Cadillac. Favorite Saying: Ya know? Hobby: Records. EVELYN GAYE MEGAHEY 574 Willowbrook Road GAYE Career: Chemist. Secret Ambition: To audit all of my classes. Hobby: Photography. Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1, 3; Color Corner 3; W.W.W. 1; College Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 3. KATHLEEN E. METZLER 104 Tenby Road KATHI Career: Home Economics. Secret Ambition: To be an actress. Hobby: Sewing. Hockey 1, 2; Swimming (Man- ager) 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3 (Alternate); Girls’ Service Club 2, 3 (Vice-President); College Club 3; F.H.A. 2, 3 (President); All-School Show (Cast) 9, 3; FORDIAN 2; GREYSTONES (Business Committee); Merit Award: Typing I; National Honor Society 3. MILLICENT JULIA MILLER 300 Lansdownc Road JULIA Career: College. Secret Ambition: To change my name. Favorite Saying: No wonder! Orchestra 1; Operetta (Orches- tra) 1; College Club 9, 3; Bowl- ing Club 2, 3; Cafeteria Waitress 3; F.H.A. 3. JOHN MILNER 115 E. Turnbull Avenue JOHN Career: Union President. Favorite Saying: Don't panic. Hobby: Cars. GILBERT MINACCI 1716 Bellmeade Avenue GIL Career: Fly for the Air Force. Hobby: Girls and cars. Track 1, 2. JEFFREY STEWART MONSON 101 E. Manoa Road JEFF Career: Income tax accountant. Secret Ambition: To be a record- ing star. Favorite Saying: When do we eat? Hobby: Golf. Operetta 1; Chorus 1 GREY- STONES (Typist); Projection Club 1; Merit Award: Typinq I. ELIZABETH ANN MONTGOMERY 607 Naylors Run Road BETH Career: Secretary. Secret Ambition: To change the color of my hair. Favorite Saying: It was a panic. Hobby: Talking. Social Committee 3; Radio Club 3; Art Club 2; Color Corner 3,- F.H.A. 2, 3; All-School Show 3 (Cast). ELIZABETH ANN MOORE 25 Myrtle Avenue LIZ Career: Music. Secret Ambition: To own a little foreign car. Favorite Saying: Boo! Hobby: Reading. Social Committee 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Operetta 1, 9, 3; Chorus 2, 3; W.W.W. 1; College Club 1, 9, 3; Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3; F.T.A. 3; GREYS TONES (Literary Committee). JAMES L. MORRISON, JR. 559 Brookline Boulevard LOVER BOY JIM Career: Business Economics. Secret Ambition: To marry a blonde. Favorite Saying: If you can’t lick them, join them. Hobby: Boating. Basketball 2,- Tennis 2, 3; As- sembly Committee 1, 2, 3,- Boy's Hi-y 3; GREYSTONES (Editorial Committee); National Honor So- ciety 3. MEREDITH LEE MORROW 17 Crescent Hill Drive MERRILEE Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To have the stu- dents teach the teachers for a day. Favorite Saying: I thought I'd snap in seven places. Hobby: Meeting people. Social Committee (Alternate) 2, 3; Chorus 1; Radio Club 1, 2, 3; Color Corner 1, 2 (Manager); Library Club 2, 3; Secretarial Club; W.W.W. 1. 2; F.H.A. 3; FORDIAN 1; All-School Show (Cast) 1,2. BARBARA MUCKLOW 2728 Pine Valley Lane, Ardmore BABS Career: Elementary teaching. Secret Ambition: To go up the down escalator and down the up one. Hobby: Bowling. College Club 3; Bowling Club 2, 3,- F.H.A. 3. JUDITH ANNE MUELLER 2314 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Ardmore JUDY Career: Elementary teacher. Secret Ambition: Be a Communist counter-spy for the F.B.I. Hobby: Singing. Chorus 1; Radio Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club.- Library Club 1; J.C.L. 1; Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3; GREYSTONES (Editorial Com- mittee); Senior Play (Committee). SUSAN ELIZABETH MULLIN 249 Strathmore Road MUL Career: Teaching. Secret Ambition: To eat all I want and lose weight. Favorite Saying: Be good but have fun. Hobby: Reading. Girls’ Service Club 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3,- College Club 1, 2. 3; Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3,- All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3; Radio Production 1, 3; GREYSTONES (Business Com- mittee); FORDIAN (Typist) 1, 2, 3 National Honor Society 3. RICHARD HOWARD MYERS, II 1213 Bon Air Road BUTCH Career: Physicist. Secret Ambition: Concert Pianist. Hobby: Astronomy, photography, coins. Football (Manager) 1, 2; Basket- ball (Manager) ' . 2,- Baseball (Manager) 1; Boy s Hi-Y 2, 3,- FORDI AN 1,2, 3; GREYSTONES (Photography). DONA MARIE NEALE 1 525 Brierwood Road Career: Home Economics. Secret Ambition: To be a success- ful fashion designer. Hobby: Sewing. Finance Committee 2; Secretarial Club; W.W.W. 2; College Club 2, 3,- GREYSTONES (Editorial Committee); Merit Awards: Soph- omore English. ELINORE MARY O’CONNELL 113 Stockton Road, Bryn Mawr ELMER Career: Medical Secretary Secret Ambition: To be a light- house. Favorite Saying: Nope.” Hobby: Collecting junk. Social Committee 3,- Art Club 1, 2, 3; Color Corner 1; Secretarial Club; College Club 2; Bowling Club 3; Fencing Club 3; Cafeteria Waitress 1, 2, 3,- F.H.A. 3; All- School Show (Cast) 2, 3. MARYANN THERESA ONYSCHUK 16 W. Mercer Avenue ONY Career: Nurse. Secret Ambition: Fly a jet. Favorite Saying: Take a right. Hobby: Making pizza pies. Orchestra 1, 2 Bowling Club 2, 3: All-School Show (Cast'' 2, 3,- Operetta 1. ALEX NEDD 216 Harding Avenue AL Career: Navy. Hobby: Carpentry BRUCE P. NELSON 31 Yale Road NELS Career: Physics. Soccer (Manager) 2, 3. N A , CALVIN ARMAND NICHOLS, JR. 164 Cedarbrook Road, Ardmore NICK Career: Electrical Engineer. Secret Ambition: To lay a patch with a caterpillar tractor. Favorite Saying: Don't worry about it. Hobby: Electricity. Projection Club 1, 2, 3. LOIS ORLANDO 1711 Tyson Road Career: Business—stenographer. Favorite Saying: Oh! You’re kid- ding—really! Hobby: Music. Color Corner 1, 2,- Secretarial Club; F.H.A. 3 JAMES H. PARKER 2115 Oakmont Avenue JIM Career: Physical Chemist. Favorite Saying: Go like mad. Hobby: Chemistry. Soccer 1? Track 1, 2, 3; Boy’s Hi-Y 3,- Band 1, 2, 3; J.C.L. 1. JAMES ROGER PATON 555 S. Eagle Road ROG Secret Ambition: Try to convince Jim Graebner that HE is YOU and I am ME. Favorite Saying: Bonzai. Lacrosse 2, 3; Wrestling 1. STEVEN PLATON PETERS 245 Shawnee Road, Ardmore STEVE Career: Join the Navy or Air Force, or continue my Dad’s business. Secret Ambition: To beat Bob Pieper in a Corvette. Favorite Saying: I know I’m bad. Hobby: Guns. Soccer 1, 3. CHRISTINA D. PETROW 6 Williams Road, Haverford TINA Career: Modeling. Secret Ambition: To peel some- one's potatoes. Favorite Saying: How gay.” Hobby: Stargazing. Art Club 2, 3; Drama Club; Senior Play (Cast, Committee). JUDITH ANN PHILLIPS 24 W. Clearfield Road JUDY Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To live on a farm. Hockey 1, 2; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, Athletic Association 3; Assembly Committee 2.- Girls’ Service Club 2, 3,- Art Club 1, 2, 3,- Nursing Club 3; Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3, F.H.A. 3,- All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3. ROBERT ERNEST PIEPER 316 Walnut Hill Lane BOB Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To beat Steve Peters in a Thunderbird. Favorite Saying: Take it easy. Hobby: Cars. Track 2; Wrestling 1. SHERMAN PITTS 143 Treaty Road, Drexel Hill SHERM Career: College: Secret Ambition: See Larry Ritter get his own car. Favorite Saying: We’re going to wail!” Hobby: Going on camping trips. Football 1,- Lacrosse 1, 2,- Orches- tra 1; Band 1; Aviation Club 1. LOIS GAIL PATTERSON 318 N. Eagle Road LO Career: Secretary. Secret Ambition: To get my M.R.S. degree. Favorite Saying: Oh, you’re kid- ding.” Operetta 1 Chorus 1,- Secretarial Club; Bowling Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3. H. ALTON PEARSON, JR. 125 Cedarbrook Road, Ardmore AL Career: Lawyer. Secret Ambition: To get on the Honor Roll. Favorite Saying: Don’t know, do you?” Hobby: Working on cars in spare time. LOIS ELIZABETH PENN 304 Walnut Place Career: Elementary teaching. Favorite Saying: What’s your trouble?” Hobby: Collecting records, col- ored postcards, and pennants. Bowling Club 1. DOROTHY ANNE PEOPLES 505 Wales Road DOTTIE Career: Secretary. Secret Ambition: To have real long hair. Favorite Saying: That’s hysteri- cal. Hobby: Just riding around. Secretarial Club; F.H.A. 3,- All- School Show (Cast) 3. THOMAS PERKINS 546 Kathmere Road TOM Career: Professional Baseball. Secret Ambition: To have Mr. Keyser as a pupil. Favorite Saying: Gee Whiz.” Hobby: Sports Football (Manager) 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,- Baseball 1, 2, 3; Student Council (Alternate) 3; Finance Committee 1 Boy’s Hi-Y 3,- Assembly Committee 1, 2. 1 MARy ANN POMEROY 25 Campbell Avenue MAP Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To be a brain surgeon. Favorite Saying: Hi, hon.” Hobby: Trying to play the piano. Hockey 1; Swimming 1; Operetta 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2; Library Club 1; W.W.W. 1, 2; College Club 3, Bowling Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3 F.T.A 3; GREYSTONES (Typist). JUDITH ANNE POSTPICHAL 2003 Oakmont Avenue JUDY Career: Secretary. Secret Ambition: To be a famous roller skater. Favorite Saying: “You'd be sur- prised. Hobby: Roller skating. Hockey 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 1, 3; Basketball 1 Orchestra 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Secretarial Club; Bowling Club 1, 2, 3; Cafeteria Waitress 1; HANDBOOK (Busi- ness Staff) 1, 2. JAMES WILLIAM POTTS 1 30 Strathmore Road JIM Career: Mechanic. Secret Ambition: To drop an Olds in my Ford! Favorite Sayinq: “Censored. Hobby: Driving Monk's truck. DOROTHY LOIS POWELL 1404 Virginia Avenue LOIS Career: Nursing. Secret Ambition: To be a doctor in India. Favorite Saying: “How's that grab ‘ya’?“ Hobby: Tennis. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); Finance Committee 3; W.W.W. 1; College Club 3; Cafeteria Wait- ress 2, 3 (Co-head); GREY- STONES (Literary Committee); Girls’ Service Club 3; Merit Awards: Sophomore English, Aux- ilium Latinum, Spanish 1, Latin II; National Honor Society 3. ROBERT JOHN RALSTON 225 Hastings Avenue BOB Career: School Teacher. Secret Ambition: To stop fighting with Don Sedegram. Favorite Saying: “Drink wine and talk trash. Hobby: Cars. WILLIAM GEORGE RANTANEN 2516 Huntingdon Lane, Ardmore BILL Career: Engineering. Hobby Outdoor sports—when I can. Football 2, 3; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain). BARBARA RAPP 112 Milard Lane BARB Career: Elementary school teacher. Secret Ambition: To take a trip around the world. Hobby: Music. Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Operetta (Orchestra) 2, 3,- W.W.W. 1, 2; College Club 3; Chorus 1, F.H.A. 3,- PEN INK (Typist) 3. NANCY JEANNE REBOK 1614 Woodmere Way NANCE Career: Home Economics. Secret Ambition: To be 'bat girl' for the Phillies. Favorite Saying: “No kidding! Hobby. Sewing. Athletic Association 2; Social Committee 1; Girls’ Service Club 2, 3; Nursing Club 1, 2, 3 (Vice- President); College Club 9, 3,- Cafeteria Waitress 2, 3; F.F-I.A. 2, 3 (Treasurer); Merit Award: Home Economics I; All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3; FORDIAN (Typist) 2, 3; GREYSTONES (Business Committee). JOAN RECCHUITI Normandy and Oakford Roads, Ardmore RECCHUIT Career: Que Sera Sera. Favorite Saying: You don’t say, did you really!?’’ Hobby. Collecting cat pictures Hockey 1; Lacrosse 1, 2, Basket- ball 1; Athletic Association 1, 3; Library Club 1, 2; Secretarial Club; W.W.W. 1; F.H.A. 3; All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3. WALLACE EDWARD REES, JR. 728 Humphreys Road, Ardmore WAL Career: Architecture. Secret Ambition: To reach the age of 21, and live. Favorite Saying: “Let me see . . .“ Hobby: Sports. Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3; Athletic Association 1 2. RICHARD RESSLER 117 Ivy Rock Lane DICK Career: Salesman or printer Favorite Sayins: “I'm not talking while the flavor lasts. Hobby: Cars and girls. Art Club 1; Radio Club 1. CHRIS RORRES 1613 Earlington Road Career: Electrical Engineer. Secret Ambition: It wouldn't be secret if I told you. Favorite Saying: “If they give you ruled paper, write the other way. 8 BARBARA JEAN RICHARDSON 124 Myrtle Avenue RICHIE Career: Secretary. Secret Ambition: To be a javelin thrower in the Olympics. Favorite Saying: Well, I’ll be! Hobby: Photography. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Bowling Club 1. BARBARA ANN RICKERT 146 Hastings Avenue RICK Career: Health and physical edu- cation teacher. Secret Ambition: Make a touch- down. Favorite Saying: Gee whiz. Hobby: Getting out of house- work. Hockey 1, 2, 3 Lacrosse 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3,- Orchestra 1, 2 Band 1; Nursing Club 2, 3,- J.C.L. 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President); F.T.A. 3 (Treasurer)! Merit Awards: Biology I, World History,- Na- tional Honor Society 3. LAURENCE BRUCE RITTER 1924 Robinson Avenue LARRY Career: Chemical Engineer. Secret Ambition: To have Mike Boyer as my butler. Hobby: Collecting Peanuts comics in the Bulletin. Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Merit Awards: Plane Geometry, Biology I, Alge- bra II, Physical Education 2 National Honor Society 3. PETER ROBERTS 229 Old Forrest Road, Phila. 31 PETE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To play pro- baseball. Soccer 2, 3; Basketball 2. KATHRYN ROSENGARTEN 1614 Ridgeway Road KAY Career: Teaching. Secret Ambition: To come up with the right answer just once!! Favorite Saying: You’re so funny! Hobby: Fighting with my brother Ken. Hockey 2; Color Corner 1, 2; Modern Language Club 3� W.W.W. I,- College Club 2, 3; Bowling Club 1, 2, 3 Cafeteria Waitress 2; F.H.A. 3,- All-School Show (Cast) 3,- GREYSTONES (Typist). STEPHANIE-LE ROWE 60 Wanior Road, Drexel Hill STEVIE Career: College, public relations. Secret Ambition: To have warm hands. Favorite Sayinq: I’m embarrassed. Hobby: Social events. Lacrosse 2, 3; Social Committee 3 Radio Club 1,- F.H.A. 3. PATRICIA RUBERTI 2465 Wynnefield Drive PAT Career: Private Secretary. Secret Ambition: To visit the Acropolis. Favorite Saying: Wouldn’t you like to know! Hobby: Reading, collecting best sellers. Library Club 3 F.H.A. 3. KATHLEEN RUGGIERI 855 Martin Avenue, Bryn Mawr BOBBIE Career: Private Secretary for a big executive. Secret Ambition: To marry a cer- tain wonderful uy. Favorite Saying: You’re a char- acter.” Hobby: Taking snapshots. Secretarial Club. ARTHUR J. RYAN, III 41 5 Bryan Street ART Career: Mechanical Engineer. Hobby: Automobiles. UTE BARBARA SAALMAN 1237 West Chester Pike UT Career: College. Secret Ambition: To speak English without an accent. Favorite Saying: Oh brrrother! Hobby: Driving Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3; Assembly Committee 1 Girls' Service Club 2, 3; W.W.W. 1, 2 (Assistant Secretary); College Club 1, 2, 3; Cafeteria Wa«tress 1, 2, 3; PEN INK 1 (Distribution); FORDIAN 1 (Typist), 2 (Head Typist), 3 (Managing Editor); GREYSTONES (Editorial Committee); National Honor Society 3. HARRY E. SACKS 180 Treaty Road, Drexel Hill OOGIE Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To own a harem. Favorite Saying: That's Life. Hobby: Living. Football 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Boy’s Hi-Y 2, 3. ANNA C. SANSENBACH 628 Old Lancaster Road, Bryn Mawr SANS Career: College. Secret Ambition: To beat Lower Merion in every sport every year. Hobby: Sports. Hockey 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); Athletic Associa- tion; Nursing Club 1, 2, 3 (Treas- urer); College Club 3. THOMAS C. SAYLOR 208 Fairlamb Avenue CY Career: Medicine. Favorite Saying: What d’ya say? Hobby: Sports, music (jazz). Soccer 2; Basketball 1,- Tennis 1, 2, 3,- Student Council 1, 2, 3; Assembly Committee 3 (Executive Committee); National Honor So- ciety 2, 3; Boy’s Hi-Y 2, 3 (Treas- urer); Radio Club 1; F.T.A. 3 (President). JANET LOUISE SCHNIDER 106 Sycamore Road Career: Research Chemist. Secret Ambition: Become a con- cert pianist. Favorite Saying: Oh, well! Hobby: Music. Hockey 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; Basketball (Manager) 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2,- Nursing Club 1, 2, 3; ;.C.L. 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3 (Song Leader); Merit Awards: Biology 1,- National Honor So- ciety 3 JAMES E. SCOn Ardmore Avenue and Darby Road, Ardmore SCOTTY Career: Drafting. Secret Ambition: Score a goal from a fullback position (Soccer). Hobby: Fishing. Soccer 1, 2, 3,- Track 1, 9, 3; Athletic Association 3. PHILIP SECHRIST 231 Lee Circle, Bryn Mawr PHIL Career: Undecided. Cross Country 1, 2,- Lacrosse 1. DONALD CHARLES SEDERGRAM 30 Harvard Road DON Career: Bookkeeper. Secret Ambition: To enter the 500. Favorite Saying: Drink wine and talk trash. Hobby: Accordion, cars All-School Show (Cast) 1. ERNEST SGRIGNOLI 1 423 Ashton Road ERNIE Career: Electrical Contractor. Secret Ambition: First one to travel to the moon. Favorite Saying: Censored. Hobby: Photography. BRENDA CAROLYN SHAFER 1 703 Lynnewood Drive Career: Laboratory technician. Secret Ambition: Live on an island in the South Seas. Favorite Saying: Gads!’’ Hobby: Music. Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Operetta 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3; W.W.W. 1; J.C.L. 2; College Club 3; Merit Award: Junior Instrumental Music. JERROLD ORD SHORT 404 Upland Road SHORTY Career: Business. Secret Ambition: Drop a “hot V-8” in my Chev. Favorite Saying: Cool yourself. Hobby: Cars. Soccer 1, 2; Wrestling 3. ROY ANDREW SHRIVER 1426 Kingsley Road SHRIVULS Career: Advertising. Secret Ambition: To be the first to fly to the moon. Hobby: Art. Lacrosse 2, 3; Operetta 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3 All-School Show (Cast). SANDRA MARION SIFFLING 700 Powder Mill Lane, Philadelphia 31 SANDY Career: Bio-Chemistry or English Literature. Secret Ambition: To be a famous actress. Favorite Saying: My eyeball!” Hobby: Daydreaming to my Hi-Fi. Operetta 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3 Radio Club 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2,- W.W.W. 2, 3, PEN INK 1, 2. 3; Senior Play (Committee) All- School Show 2, 3 (Writer, Cast) Fencing Club 3 GREYSTONES (Literary Committee). MARC SILVER 407 Hastings Avenue Career: Veterinarian. Secret Ambition: To take a trip around the world. Favorite Saying: “Herr Sell, uber alles. Hobby: Collecting coins and stamps, and eating. Modern Language Club 1 (Over- brook High School) Baseball 1, 2, 3. ALLAN SILVERMAN 807 Powder Mill Lane, Philadelphia 31 siLvy Career: Virologist. Secret Ambition: To run a four minute mile. Favorite Saying: Oh me, what am I going to do! Hobby: Model budding. Cross Country (Manager) 2, 3,- Lacrosse 2, 3; Aviation Club 1, 2, 3; Rifle Club 2. JUDITH ANN SINGER 1645 Surrey Lane JUDY Career: Government. Secret Ambition: Win the Ken- tucky Derby. Favorite Saying: “Well! Hobby: Reading. Basketball 1, 2, 3,- Executive Com- mittee (Assistant Secretary); Stu- dent Council 3 (Business Secre- tary) Finance Committee 1, 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Girls' Service Club 2,- Class Secre- tary 1, 2 FORDIAN 1 (Reporter); 2 (Exchange Editor), 3 (First Page Editor). WILLIAM HARRY SINK, JR. 1712 Manor Road BILL Career: Iron business. Cross Country 3 Track 2, 3. WILLIAM PAUL !SLOANE 1624 Woodmere Way BILL Career: Christian work. Secret Ambition: To own a Golden Hawk. Favorite Saying: “That went over like a lead balloon. Hobby: Tennis, swimming. Finance Committee 2, 3,- Radio Club 2, 3. JUDITH ANN SLOSTAD 333 Virginia Avenue JUDY Career: Home Economics. Secret Ambition: To travel through Norway, and to be a famous dress designer. Favorite Saying: Just a smidgin. Hobby: Sewing, reading, and music. Operetta 1, 2, 3,- Chorus 1, 9, 3,- W.W.W. 1, 2, 3 J.C.L. 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 2, 3 (Bulletin Editor) F.T.A. 3 Drama Club 3,- All- School Show (Cast) 3 GREY- STONES (Literary Committee); National Honor Society 3 Merit Awards: Home Economics II. GARRY SMALLWOOD 620 Washington Avenue GAR Career: Commercial artist. Favorite Saying: Yea.'' Hobby: Painting. Art Club 2, 3 (Treasurer); GREY- STONES (Assistant Chairman Art Committee); PEN INK 3; Merit Award: Art 1. HOWARD A. SMITH 2100 W. Chester Pike HOWIE Career: Electrical Engineering. Secret Ambition: To someday see the Pennsylvania Society of Electric Railroads' Trolley Mu- seum in operation. Hobby: Electronics. Projection Club 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA JO SNOWE 202 Oxford Hill Lane PAT Career: Teaching. Secret Ambition: To write a Pulitzer Prize winning novel. Favorite Saying: Hey, you guys! Hobby: Writing. Lacrosse (Manager) 2, 3; Drama Club; W.W.W. 2, 3 (Correspond- ing Secretary); F.H.A. 2, 3; Senior Play (Cast, Committee); FORDIAN 2, 3 (4th Page Editor); PEN INK 2 (Literary Staff), 3 (Distribution Exchange Editor); F.T.A. 3. Garfield H. S., Ohio—Orchestra 1; Band 1. ELLEN SORBER 5 Vernon Road ELLEN Career: Housewife. Secret Ambition: To drive a full Olds in a Model A; and to get married in June, which we are planning. Favorite baying: ‘Ignorant and brazing brat.’’ Hobby: Working on cars with my boy friend. GEORGE E. SPEAKMAN, JR. 133 Friendship Road, Drexel Hill WOODY Career: Electrical or Chemical Engineering. Secret Ambition: To make Lehigh co-ed. Favorite Saying: Never do today what can be put off 'til tomor row. Hobby: Music, radio. Soccer 2, 3,- Social Committee 1, 2,- National Honor Society 2, 3; Radio Club 1, 2, 3. MARIANNE SPONSLER 626 Country Club Lane Favorite Saying: Heavens that's awful. Chorus 1; Color Corner 3; Bowl- ing Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 3; Social Committee 3. WILLIAM F. STAMM 2612 Darby Road PEPPY Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To out-drink The Bear. Favorite Saying: Barracuda. Hobby: Running laps. Soccer 1, 2, 3,- Lacrosse 2, 3. MARILYN LOIS STANLEY 21 3 Colfax Road MARILYN Career: Laboratory technician. Secret Ambition: To be a musical comedy star, and own a 40-ft. yacht. Hobby: Music—violin, piano. Finance Committee 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3,- Operetta 2, 3; Chorus 1, 3; Secretarial Club; College Club 2, 3; Cafeteria Waitress 2; F.H.A. 2, 3. GEORGE F. STEHLEY, III 806 Walnut Place STET Career: College teaching. Secret Ambition: To run a foot race with Mi. Bennett. Hobby: Sports. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3,- Student Council 2, 3,- Assembly Committee 2; Boy's Hi-Y 3,- Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Operetta 1, 3; Chorus 1, 3. JUDITH S. STEINBERG 22 Grove Place JUDIE Career: Radio Production. Secret Ambition: To be invisible. Favorite Saying: Let’s go Bo- hemian. Hobby: Music, talking. Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Radio Club 1, 2, 3 (Program Director); Drama Club; College Club 3; GRFY- STONES (Business Committee); All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3; Senior Class Play (Committee). Nr PAUL STEWARD 825 Aubrey Avenue, Ardmore Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To make the Olympics. Favorite Saying: Hey, Cool Cat! Hobby: Sports. ANNETTE MARIE STEWART 425 Rittenhouse Circle NET Career: Legal Secretary. Secret Ambition: To have long hair. Favorite Saying: Holy moley. Hobby: Talking on the phone. Executive Committee,- Social Com- mittee 2, 3 (Chairman),- Basketball 1; College Club 2, 3; Cafeteria Waitress 2,- Merit Awards: Short- hand 1,- National Honor Society 3,- Girls’ Service Club 3. SANDRA STEWART 694 Washington Avenue SANDY Career: Secretary or Model. Secret Ambition: To take daily trips to Villanova in a certain ’57 Chevy. Favorite Saying: Don’t know, do yah? Hobby: Anything interesting. Art Club 2,- Secretarial Club; F.H.A. 3,- All-School Show 3 (Cast). HAROLD DUNCAN SWEENEY 116 Signal Road, Drexel Hill HAL Career: Navy. Secret Ambition: To be an Admiral someday. Favorite Saying: What’s new? Hobby: Keeping my wreck on the road. CARRIE L. SYDNOR 742 Preston Avenue, Bryn Mawr Career: Teacher of Physical Edu- cation. Secret Ambition: To become a millionaire. Favorite Saying: Roar, Lions, Roar.” Hobby: Sports. Hockey 1, 2, 3,- Lacrosse (Co- Captain) 1, 2, 3,- Basketball 1, 2, 3,- Executive Committee,- Athletic Association (Co-Chairman) 1, 2, 3,- Operetta 1, 2, 3,- Chorus 1, 2, 3,- Color Corner 1; FORDIAN 3,- Girls’ Service Club 3; Merit Award: Physical Education 1, 2. JOAN TAPPER 221 Edgehill Drive JOANIE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To speak Italian. Favorite Saying: You’re kidding. Hobby: Writing to Syracuse. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3,- Social Committee 3; Library Club 3; College Club 3; Cafeteria Waitress 1, 2; F.H.A. 3. GILBERT STOUT 38 Myrtle Avenue GIL Career: To be a normal business man, if possible. Secret Ambition: To be a State Policeman and catch all those bad little boys who speed in fast cars. Favorite Saying: Wanna run it, buddie? Hobby: To have fun, hunting. Foctball (Manager) 3 Baseball 3; Finance Committee 2} Aviation Club[1, 3; Senior Play (Committee). FRANKLIN LANCE SUMSER 2511 Woodleigh Road LANCE Career: To own a repair shop. Secret Ambition: To own a gas station'that takes in $4,000 a day. Favorite Saying: Kob-Nobit.” Hobby: Workfon cars in spare time. Art Club 1. DOROTHY JEAN TAYLOR 2427 Hollis Road DOT Career: Teaching or Biological Science. Secret Ambition: To own the biggest French poodle I can find. Favorite Saying: Everything hap- pens to me! Library Club 1; W.W.W. 2, 3; College Club 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club 1, 2, 3,- Fencing Club 3,- GREYSTONEb (Literary Commit- tee).- Merit Award: Academic English 1, 2,- World History,- Biology I. NANCY JANE TAYLOR 608 Lawson Avenue NANCY Career: Chemistry. Secret Ambition: To navigate a plane to Europe with the gang. Favorite Saying: How bout that! Hobby: Sports. Hockey 1, 2,- Basketball 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); Tennis 2, 3,- As- sembly Committee 3,- W.W.W. 2, 3 (President); Nursing Club 1, 2, 3 (Secretary); F.T.A. 2, 3 (His- torian),- GREYSTONES (Editorial Committee) 3; Girls' Service Club 3; Merit Award: American His- tory,- National Honor Society 3. V ROBERT L. TERRELL 334 Cherry Lane BOB Hobby: Automobiles. EDMUND CHARLES TRETHEWEY, JR. 2809 Oakford Road, Ardmore SKIP Career: School teacher. Hobby: Music and art. Lacrosse 2 Assembly Committee 1. P Robert bruce Thompson 633 Penfield Avenue BOB Career: Science. Secret Ambition: To own a weather-proof motorcycle with a back seat. Favorite Saying: It s not running right; wait’ll I get it fixed and see what happens. Hobby: Automobiles, Motor- cycles, Electronics. Wrestling 1, 3; Rifle Club 1. PAUL TIMMENEY 238 Lee Circle, Bryn Mawr Career: Teaching. Soccer 2. LOIS ELLEN TOMPKINS 249 James Drive LO Career: Secretarial work. Secret Ambition: To marry that certain someone. Favorite Saying: Oh, Gee! Hobby: Dancing, cooking. Social Committee 3; Color Corner 2; F.H.A. 3,- All-School Show (Cast) 3. LINDA TOOMBS 72 Shawnee Road, Ardmore LIN Career: Teaching retarded chil- dren. Secret Ambition: To be a Bo- hemian snake charmer. Favorite Saying: Oh Okay! Hobby: Fashion Drawing. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3 (Captain); Assembly Committee 2,- Student Council 3 (Alternate); Girls’ Service Club 2, 3 (Secretary); Art Club 1, 2, 3; College Club 2, 3,- Cafeteria Waitress 2,- F.H.A. 2 (Parliamentarian! 3 (Recording Secretary); All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3; National Honor Society 3. DOROTHY LOUISE TRUDGEON 311 Davis Road DOTTIE Career: Teacher. Secret Ambition: To help people when they are in need of help. Favorite Saying: But, Honey! Hobby: Collecting records. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3 (Manager); Basketball 1, 2, 3,- Operetta 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; W.W.W. 1. DAVID R. TURNBULL, III 101 Pennsylvania Avenue DAVE Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To score occa- sionally in a soccer game. Hobby: Sports. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; Assembly Committee 3; Boy’s Hi-Y 3; Orchestra 1, 2,- Band 1, 2. DAVE TURNER 709 Aubrey Avenue, Ardmore DAVE Career. General Contracting. Secret Ambition: To own a white Lincoln convertible. Favorite Saying: If you had a brain you would be danger- ous. Hobby: Hunting, swimming. Football 1, 2,- Lacrosse 2; Stage Crew 3; Rifle Club 1, 2. CHAUNCEY WILBUR UZZLE 719 Preston Avenue, Bryn Mawr UZZLEHOOD Career: X-Ray Technician. Secret Ambition: To be an All- American Football Player under Mr. Shiplett. Favorite Saying: If you are a square, and seem to be hidden behind a fence, just listen to Uzzle, and he'll bring you out full of sense. Hobby: Watching Philip Howe dance with Dianne. Football 1, 2, 3,- Baseball 1,- Student Council 3 (Alternate). � j tm JOSEPHINE VANNICOLA 1819 Winton Avenue JOSIE Career: Clerical typist. Secret Ambition: To reach five feet. Favorite Saying: Gosh! Hobby: Eating and dancing. DANTE F. VINCENTI, JR. 1228 Darby Road DANNY Career: Engineering. Secret Ambition: To be a psy- chologist. Favorite Saying: Times are tough Hobby: Cars. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1,- Chorus 1, 2, 3; PEN INK (Literary Staff) 1 2; J.C.L. 1. CAROLYN DOANE VIZARD 108 Myrtle Avenue LYNN Career: Elementary school teacher. Secret Ambition: To have the lead in a Gilbert and Sullivan Oper- etta on Broadway. Favorite Saying: Oh! For Corn Sake! Hobby: Music. Operetta 2, 3,- Chorus 2, 3 All- School Show (Cast) 3 Band 2. SUSAN G. WEDEMEYER 245 Whitemarsh Road, Ardmore SUSI Career: Teaching. Secret Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. Hobby: Music. Swimming 1, 2, 3,- Assembly Com- mittee 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2,- Band 1, 2,- Art Club 1, 2, 3,- College Club 3,- Cafeteria Waitress 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3; All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3. CHARLES WEST 105 Friendship Road, Drexel Hill CHUCK Career: Photographer. Wrestling 1, 2; Public Relations Committee 2,- Merit Award: Pho- tography 2,- FORDIAN (Photogra- pher) 2, 3; GREYSTONES (Pho- tographer). PHYLLIS WESTON 1511 Lawrence Road FIL or PETE Career: Secretary. Secret Ambition: To marry a special Bob and raise a sweet family. Favorite Saying: What can I do? Hobby: Talking on the phone. Social Committee 3; Color Corner 2,- F.H.A. 3. SAMUEL D. WHITE, III 1 7 W. WHmot Avenue DOB Career: Agriculture. Favorite Saying: Oh yea! Hobby: Sports. GWENDOLYN M. WILKIN 347 Strathmore Road GWEN Career: Teaching. Secret Ambition: To go to Paris as a secret agent for the F.B.I. Favorite Saying: Ya know? Hobby: Eating. Lacrosse 1 Student Council 3 (Alternate),- Assembly Committee 2,- Social Committee 1, 3; Orches- tra 2, 3; Art Club 1, 9, 3,- F.H.A. 2, 3,- All-School Show (Cast) 2, 3; PFN � INK (Artist) 2, 3,- GREYSTONES (Artist); Girls’ Service Club 2, 3,- National Honor Society 3. GRANT WILLIAMS 501 Harrington Road GRANT Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To own a blown T-bird. Favorite Saying: Play it cool. Hobby: Mechanics. CHARLES F. WOLL, JR. 303 Bewley Road CHARLIE Career: Engineer. Hobby: Music. Cross Country 2, 3 (Captain); Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Operetta 1, 2, 3,- Chorus 1, 2, 3 All-School Snow (Cast) 3. JAMES H. WOLL 309 Bewley Road JIM Career: College. Secret Ambition: To pass Trigo- nometry. Hobby: Messing with cars. Band 1. DONALD RICHARD WOODWELL 3010 Darby Road, Ardmore WOODY Career: Mechanical Engineer. Secret Ambition: Let’s keep it a secret. Favorite Saying: Poco a Poco (Take it easy).’’ Hobby: Dancing. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 2; Social Committee 3; Finance Committee 3 Rifle Club 1, 2. ALBERT WOOLEY 21 Fairfield Road BUDDY Career: Teacher of physical educa- tion or professional baseball. Secret Ambition: To play in the World Series. Favorite Saying: How'er yer Derring.” Hobby: Dancing. Soccer 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Athletic Association; Assembly Committee (Usher) 1, 2, 3; Or- chestra 1, 2. 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Operetta (Orchestra) 1, 2, 3; Merit Awards: Sophomore and Junior physical education. DeWITT STEWART WORRELL 201 Cedarbrook Road, Ardmore DE Career: College. Secret Ambition: To be able to play golf well. Hobby: Keeping Al Kaemmerlen’s newspaper clippings. Football 3; Lacrosse 2, 3 (Co- Captain); Basketball 2 (Manager), 3; Boy’s Hi-Y 3. GEORGE M. YERKES, JR. 811 Valley Road Career: Accountant. Hobby: Collecting jazz records, sports. Football 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 2. JANE CAROLYN ZIMMERMAN 120 Rockwood Drive JANE Career: Commercial artist. Secret Ambition: To live in an ivy-covered cottage on a gentle- man’s farm in New England. Favorite Saying: I can't stand it!” Hobby: Listening to music and drawing. Finance Committee 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3; W.W.W. 1; F.H.A. 3; FORDIAN 3; PEN INK 2. DOLORES MAE ZINNI 205 Shawnee Road, Ardmore DODIE Career: Business. Secret Ambition: To keep a secret. Favorite Saying: What a riot!’ Social Committee 2 (Alternate) 3 Chorus 1; F.H.A. 3; GREY- STONES (Business Staff). MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING GREATEST ASSET Bob Auchy, Sara Westlake Linda Toombs, Tom Saylor Phyllis Garrett, Steve Martindale MOST DRAMATIC MOST DIGNIFIED Sue Bertolet, Nick Manno Tina Petrow, Al Kaemmerlen WHO’S CLASS TYPICAL SENIOR MOST TALKATIVE CLASS CLOWN Paul Bankes, Pennie Krotee Debbie DeVecchis, Pat Caldwell Gil Stout, Marilyn Evans 60 BEST NATURED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED QUIETEST Gary Kime, Mary Ann Collins Sue Lazar, Dick Young Kitty Jones, Jim Scott Gay Breuninger WHO OF ’58 CUTEST BEST LEADER Babs Horton, Bill Freilich Scott Magargee, Judy Sinser Tom Perkins CLASS OF ’59 First Row: Breiner, H. Campbell, DiPuppo, Briggs, Beclc, Dotterer, Macomber, Volk, E. Davis, Fry, B. Davis, DeYoung, Calabria, Carelli, Chatfield. Second Row: Crockett, Cappelli, Carlson, Capalino, P. Camp- bell, Eichenberg, Bennett, Bliss, Coulter, Bryant, Clark, Dytrt, Curtis, Doherty, Combs, Colfigon. Third Row: Adams, Burke, Archer, Biernat, Egan, Carnwath, Burlew, Callender, Bender, Dautle, Conger, Brown, Britsch, Brownstein, Ellis, Duerr, VanBell. The Class of 1958 bequeaths to the under classmen its Alma Mater. The School Board has provided you with the physical facilities, a faculty, and an expanding curriculum to meet the educational needs of the community. Use these gifts for the honor of your school as well as for your personal advancement. First Row: Ballantine, J. Donaldson, Atlee, Bradley, Barnes, Campanaro, Di Giacomo, Gibson. Third Row: Brunner, Beale, Beattie, Barrett, Cohen, Boehringer, Davidson, Borsari, Berkett, D’lmperio, Davis, Foster, Eastlack, Campbell, Brandi, Bonniwell, M. Adams, Burton, Blakeslee, Daltry, Burrows. Second Row: Birchfield, Chapman, Chaney, Clark, J. Donaldson, Cludius, Basile, Comfort, Brunhouse. John, Adams, Calhoun, Baird, Cutler, Craymer, Eagin, Di Fabio, Bateman, 64 CLASS OF ’59 First Row: Goldblatt, Jacobson, Homer, Hayes, Fonash, Harmey, Feld- stein, B. Hoffman, Houston, Fite, Hubbard, W. Heron, Guillian, Kupfer, Gittleman. Second Row: Fuller, H. Kino, Henderson, Felpel, Irvine, Holm- quist, House, Harrison, H. Greenberg, Haber, Foster, Englander, D. Heron, Horter, Hodge. Third Row: LaFountain, G. King, Keen, R. Greenberg, Griffin, Gilger, Garwood, Hecker, Koerbel, Kagan, E. Hoffman, George. Taking an interest in your studies enables you to increase your knowledge and then to evaluate, to compare, and to communicate your ideas to others. In the study of languages, you will better appreciate the various cultures of the world, a perception so necessary as a First Row: Hays, Hartman, Edelstein, Friedman, Gordon, Hack, Hutchin- son, Havener, Hendee, Gallaccio, Groetzinger, Lapidus, Grandy, DeLaurentis, Campagna. Second Row: Harper, Justin, Finlay, Healy, Emmerick, Foster, Greeger, Fyfe, C. Greene, D. Hughes, L. Green, Franck, Emdur, Krohn, Hopkins, Kirk. Third Row: Eisenstaedt, Kenoyer, Fasoldt, Kingston, Larson, Isen, Hunt, Kircher, P. John, Hopwood, Keener, Friedenberg, Kramer, G. Hughes, Ellsworth, Gilmore, Kresher, Fair, Horter, Hagner. CLASS OF ’59 First Row: MacOuarrie, Rankin, Nahas, Maquire, Michel, Pieper, McLaine, Leonard, Pedrick, Patton, Petrella, W. Martin, Mathers, Manove, Poole. Second Row: Nicotera, McCans. Migatz, Lenahan, Madsen, Patched, McClain, Peabody, Langford, Olsen, Perks, Palmer, Moffett, Loomis, Liberace. Third Row: Powell, McMichael, J. Martin, Nangle, Meade, Mahan, Prophet, Mcllmoyle, Fuller, Mairs, Paulin, Scheinberg, Monson, Lauffer. basis for toleration in this intolerant world. Through the study of the social sciences you will learn more about the democratic system of government under which you are so fortunate to live. New worlds of thought are opened to those of you pursuing interests in the fields of First Row: Merin, Meyer, Prowell, Maas, Lauffer, Mcllmoyle, P. Morris, Mason, Orr, leDonne, R. McCormick, Parelia, Punchard, Leahy, D'Achille. Second Row: Melli, Norman, Panaccio, Rankin, Caputi, Newton, Miles, Lippmann, de Pamphilis, Mahoney, Lipson, Mathers, Miller, Moser, Oldfield, Prusinowski, Limroth. Third Row: Lewry, Pfitzenmaier, V. Morris, J. McCormack, A. Moore, Pickard, Lidle, O’Brien, M. Perri, MacGregor, Masi, P. Moore, Levi, Ritter, Pringle, Pintof, Morgan, Kaiser, B. Perry, May, Locklin, McCarty, Littleton, Potter. 66 CLASS OF ’59 First Row: J. Winsness, J. Winsness, Rosier, M. Walker, Volk, Shumway, Wilf, Wilson, Schott, Leboon, Reynolds, Stalker, Stafford, Mosee, Sharrah. Second Row: Robertson, Sayers, Wainer, Rasmussen, Weir, Daverler, Smith, Anderson, Wootter, Rickert, Scott, Wood, Sunshine, G. Workman, W. Workman. Third Row: Walton, Wyant, Tucker, Steelman, Robbins, Wozniak, Thompson, Whitelaw, Shelton, Schrafer, Schiek, Romig, Sargent, Zulzer, Case. science and math. The great literature. Fine arts and practical English course offers a chance for further enjoyment of the world’s arts afford you the opportunity not only to develop your talents in First Row: E. White, J. Scott, Tajirian, Williams, Tuma, Viscidi, Wolf, Caputi, Wilson, Snyder, Wendling, McFadden, Laubach, Robertson, Sibson. Second Row: Thorp, L. White, B. Zimmerman, Timmons, Wilkinson, Schwag, Stirk, E. Zimmerman, D. Thompson, Ryan, Sturm, Wiggins, S. White, C. Smith, Sinclair, Roos, M. Scott. Third Row: Townsend, Wetzel. Ward, Towle. C. Thomson, West, Susan Smith, Satter, Sarah Smith, Weinert, Spangler,Scherer,Stern, Rosen, VanderHeil, Weiss. Fourth Row: Silverman, Shulk, Modica, Sadler. 67 CLASS OF ’60 First Row: Cassidy; Burfeind, Buckley; DiFelice, Braun, Auerbach, Cameron, Cooper, Bates, Borod, Bove, R. Bates, Barrassi, Del Viscio, R. Bates. Second Row: Adams, Burns, Clouser, Boone, Cantwell, Bianchi, Beatt:e, Berman, Beck, Alexander, De Santis, Bechtel, Desilets, Coppola, Cohen. Third Row: Denton, Bracken, A. Berman, J. Cole, Chambers, Dervaes, Bancroft, Boyd, Burrows, Charles, R. Brown, Clayton, Conner, Crane, Cirrito. Fourth Row: Conaway, G. Brown, Bergelson, Burke, Cheyney. Cudd, Black, B. Cole, Diston, Cascarino, Chamberlin, Craig, Berry, Barlow, Dilks. particular fields but also to learn to value art and music or perhaps to provide yourself with a future avocation. Haverford offers a varied program of extracurricular activities which the faculty is willing First Row: C. Capici, Fritsche, Adams, P. Capici, Deitz, Beatty, J. Beaston, Berg, Auritt, Bauer, Barrall, Calabrese, Baldt, Chessman, Collins. Second Row: Ballbeck, Cobourn, Caserio, Cantafio, Cirrito, Botson, Assalone, Barclay, J. Davies, Carson, K. Campbell, Bankes, Carlson, Bruno, Darnell, A. Davis, Baron. Third Row: Cookenbach, Black, Butler, Brehmeyer, Bitelli, Chadwick, Burley, Burns, Brinton, Bent, Brooke, De Feo, Bruce, L. Capici, Costill, Finneran, Boucher. Fourth Row: Benning Corley, Ballantine, Compton, Christopher, Deal, S. Di Francesco, B. Campbell. ( 8 CLASS OF ’60 First Row: Hetrick, Haderer, Goehringer, Fisher, Donnelly, John, Haly, Johnston, Walters, Parker, Ford, Donahue, D. Henderson, Hahn, Forsyth. Second Row: Haderly, Engle, Ericson, Fox, A. Jones, Harvey, Haring, E. Jacoby, Hanna, Heron, P. Jacoby, Haney, Fowler, E. Frazier, Giaco- mucci, T. Good. Third Row: D. Howe, Flynn, Elliott, Dowdy, Gaul, Glueck, Graham, Flood, J. Frazier, Hickey, Heaney, Gilberti, Harper, Glick, Ercole, O’Connor. Fourth Row: Drury, Heeren, Gage, P. Jones, Grivett, Freas, Hensel, Frisch, W. Jackson, Greenfield, Hey, R. Hender- son, Hoover, Fretz, Dow, J. Eichenberg, B. Jackson. to expand at the request of the student body. This program gives you an opportunity for self expression, and a chance to know your teachers and fellow students in situations outside the classroom. Under these conditions good fellowship and lasting friendships can develop. First Row: Gottlieb, Delaney, Griffith, Gersitz, Eckenroth, G. Douglas, Geyer, Guenther, Gordon, DeLosso, Filippone, Goodwill, Farage, Haring, Godwin. Second Row: Doherty, Ford, Gillis, Vitucci, Dolan, L. Douglass, Greene, Haines, Fletcher, Dickel, Lesnick, Good, Hackett, Dengel, Edmunds, Harris. Third Row: Goldberg, Haise, George, Harvey, Gray, Goodman, March, Fox, Doane, Ellsworth, Harbison, Goodall, Hansell, Ellis, Hagy, Eddy, Finkelstein. Fourth Row: Hamilton, Gasparro, Freas, DiRocco. 6 CLASS OF ’60 First Row: Larson, Messick, MacGregor, Lundblad, O'Neill, Minacci, Mattsson, Langford, Morton, Martin, McDevitt, Lowenstein, Moore, Polin, Murdock. Second Row: Patton, Kocher, Knorr, Miller, Keiser, Morrison, Magro, Raffensperger, O'Hara, MacCord, Markey, McQuaid, Loane, McCluskey, Lakin. Third Row: McGowan, Murphy, Osborn, Kugler, Lewis, MacNamee, Nixon, McKissick, Long, Kingsley, MacCord, Rathgeber, Keeler, Lawson, McKeeman, Neering. Fourth Row: Martin- dale, Maitland, McCaw, Kugler, Higgins, Keiser, LeBoon, Osborne, Rantanen, Plank, KeiI, Larson, Plummer, Palmere, Neri. The Class of 58 takes with it many fine athletes who will be hard to replace. The coaches are depending upon you under classmen to fill the vacancies. Take up the challenge in the true Haverford spirit of What can I do for the team? and not What personal glory will it First Row: Plaisted, List, McGraw, McCulloch, Pintzuk, Jackson, Hilbert, Kanter, Little, Klinger, Kane, Hiisch, Klein, Lipson, MacAdam. Second Row: Holmquist, McLaughlin, Laird, S. Myers, Lomis, Levens, Murphy, Nicotera, Legerton, Krueger, Manning, Lazai, Kahmar, Keeney, Mulford, Mastroianni, Hubbard, Piccone. Third Row: Hitchens, Phillips, Maitin- dale, King, LaSpina, Hoft, Hennrich, Hughes, Kilbourne, Harris, McLees, Nulton, Heiser, Krail, LaPointe, Madsen, Pennock, McGrath. Fourth Row: Krauss, Kemp, Henvis, B. Martin, Langill, Leopold, McAllister, Marcello, Lease, N. Johnston, McCahan, V. Moore, Hicks, Matta, Masterson, K. Miller, McBeth, Loftus, Kauffman. Fifth Row: L. Johnston, Jensen, Larson, Jayne, Jacobs, May, Hunter, Hibbert, Jarman. TO CLASS OF ’60 First Row: Richards, Williams, Kuhns, Steinberg, Segal, Sterling, Sloane, Simons, Schwering, Stewart, Spina, Sieber, Olsen, Wolford. Second Row: Reph, Schwennesen, Schwaitz, Dave Titus, Don Titus, Schreiber, Woods, Troiano, Orlando, Wilcox, Switzer, Waxman, Pearce, Reif,Quinn. Third Row: Sandler, Hermann, Bowen, Patrick, Kalstein, Spragg, Sala, Row'and, Zeitter, Uzzle, Wood, Plank, Standen, Wiley, Simmington. Fourth Row: Fogle, Campbell, York, Rudolph, Zoellner, Pica, Skroud. Taggart, Richard, Walker, Namerow, Williams, Standen, O’Toole, Patton, Keen. Fifth Row: Thompson, Winter, Sullivan, Wells, Pollock, Ulbricht, Reuss, Taylor, Neil, Silodor, Yearsley, Wise, Reed, Talley, Wilson, bring me?” Remember Haverford owes you velop into a well-rounded individual who will and his God. nothing, but offers you an opportunity to de- be an honor to himself, his family, his country, First Row: Mayer, Schatz, Richardson, Simon, Zellers, Todd, Marcellus, Melrath, Porrini, Poell, Moore, Martel, Walter, Salsburg. Zinni. Second Row: Woolford, Welker, Riddell, Winkler, Ritter, Vogel, Schwag, C. Myers, Potter, Roberts, Werkleiser, Ross. Tanenbaum, Winn, Wiegand, Terry, Shields. Third Row: Perris, Wright, Rider, K. Smith, Tanzola, K. Williams, Workman, Rylah, Strehlau, Wolfe, Stinger, D'Orazio, Worner, Sydnor, Ruberti, Stauderman, Rice. Fourth Row: Werner, Sedergran, Pitts, Watson, Scott, Marsh, Walton, Thompson, Turner, L. Smith, Todarro, A. Miller,Silver, Torrens, Schaefer,C. Martin, Solomon. 71 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Kaemmerlen, Cianci, Singer, Magargee ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Boyer Freilich, Mr. Stinson, Sydnor—(Miss David and Mary Ann Collins absent). STUDENT GOVERNMENT A great many changes are apparent in Student Council this year. A new meeting time, a new sponsor, and a different structural set-up have made this year a very pro- ductive one. Because of our early schedule, meetings before school were discontinued the Council now meets during the day under a rotation system. Executive Com- mittee and regular Council meetings are held simultane- ously and are conducted by the President. These changes have combined to produce a better, smoother run or- ganization. Perhaps the most publicized Council project was the acquisition of a 1931 Model A Ford, which made its first appearance at the Lower Merion game. It was bought with funds solicited from students, reconditioned by some of our senior boys, and named Fordinand” in a contest sponsored by Fordian. Fordinand sure did a great job in boosting school spirit. The biggest undertaking was our carnival held on April 26. Each homeroom was responsible for a single booth or activity. In the evening a dance was held. The purpose of the carnival was to earn money for future Council projects and to aid worthy programs of other school organizations. Another first for the Student Council in the past season was the establishment of an Orientation Committee, com- posed of three members who guided new students through Haverford during the first few weeks. The polio and heart fund drives, a clothing drive, and a dance were some of the other activities sponsored by Student Council. Many thanks to all those who have helped to make the Student Council a stronger, more meaningful organization. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Viscidi, Hendee, Basile, Snyder, Cianci, Magargee, Singer, Walter, Ellsworth, Little, Butler, Gillis, Riddel, Hunter. Second Row: Lauffer, Chaney, Hagner, Sydnor, Freilich, Collins, Stewart, Demmy, Garrett, Martindale, Broke, Lazar, Westlake, Hertrich. Third Row: Celebra, Glenn, Elder, Young. Saalman, Irvine, DiPuppo, March, S. Martindale, Boyer, Wilson, W. Martindale, Frazier, Adams. Fourth Row: Kepler, Stehley, Polishook, Macomber, Kime, Kaemmerlen, Bankes, Jeunger, Conaway, Parker, Saylor, Hoffman, Sloan. 74 Athletic Committee Finance Committee SOCIAL COMMITTEE Walking along the main hall of HHS, you find your eye drawn to the gaily decorated showcases which are the original creations of our popular and hardworking Social Committee. Aside from this, it is the committee's pleasant task to plan several dances during the year and to decorate the gym appropriately. Two of the seven imaginative dance themes presented this year were the Hobo Bounce and the Christmas Snow Ball. The Social Committee further proved its value to the school this year by suggesting and paying for permanent spotlights for the gym. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembl Committee is divided into two groups: the Executive Committee the chairman and the ushers, and the homeroom repre- sentatives. The latter group, after receiving data on available paid assembly programs, presents this information to the homerooms where it is votea upon. The most popular choices are then scheduled for the ensuing year. Ideas for future assemblies may be relayed to the com- mittee by the homeroom representatives. The Executive Committee has charge of conducting the assemblies from the reading of opening exercises and the announcing of the program by the chairman to the final dismissing of the student body by the ushers. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Go Fords Go, Bleacher Boogie, and When the Fords Go Marching In, are some of the innovations in this year's pep rallies. By introducing peppy songs, new cheers, side-splitting skits, and posters, the Athletic Committee has raised school spirit to a new high. They also handle the booster sheets which publicize the games end raise money for our athletic program. Another job of each repre- sentative is to report the problems and the progress of the committee to his homeroom. Many thanks for a job well done! The whole sports program is supervised by the Athletic Association consisting of representatives of the faculty and the student body, whose function is to give their approval to new sports recommended for addition to our athletic program, to approve the team coaches' selection of letter winning athletes, and to sponsor pep rallies. FINANCE COMMITTEE On the second Wednesday of every month, the Finance Committee representatives collect class dues in their homerooms. These dues pay for the Senior Yearbook, the graduating costume, the contribution to a class gift, and the miscellaneous expenses for Class Night. Thus, in their senior year, Finance Committee representatives are kept especially busy collecting money and taking it to the Central Treasury where it is recorded by the Class Treasurer. Social Committee Assembly Committee NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Speakers lighting the four candles of Scholarship, Leader- ship, Character and Service at the induction ceremony. Election into the National Honor Society is the highest honor which can be bestowed upon a student at Haverford. The pillars upon which the society stand are Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. All those in the upper third of their class who have attended Haverford for one year are eligible for membership. However, only fifteen per cent of the senior class and ten per cent of the junior class are elected by the faculty awards committee and the members of the society. The induction ceremony was held on December 13, 1957 with the usual dignity, excitement, and nervous anticipation. President Steve Martindale outlined the history of the society and then introduced Al Kaemmerlen, Pennie Krotee, Ginny Foster, and Scott Magargee, who spoke on character, service, scholarship, and leadership respectively. Mr. Walker then distributed membership cards to new members and intro- duced Father Sullivan from St. Joseph’s College, who spoke on the four qualifications. During the Christmas holidays present members and alumni attended the annual Honor Society banquet. The alumni had much to say about their college curricula and answered the many eager questions presented to them. The National Honor Society is under the able sponsorship of Miss Collins and Mr. Howarth. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row (left to right): Singer, Magargee, Krotee, Martindale, Foster, Crosley, Kaemmerlen, Kannwischer, Christman, Bankes, Demmy, Gallo, Garrett, Young, Boyer, Saylor. Second Row: Copeland, Lauffer, Hasenritter, Schneider, Taylor, Stewart, Saalman, Toombs, Blumberg, Hertrich, Wilkin, Brown, Mullin, Burkholder, Auerbach, Volk, Viscidi. Third Row: Sibson, Brunhouse, Slostad, Rickert, Lazar, Metzler, Hayes, Freilich, Ritter, Morgan, Powell, Wilson, Polishook, Manno, Pfitzenmaier. Fourth Row: Beattie, Pickard, March, Manove, Foster, Romig, Morrison, Kime, Jones, Macomber, Bergholm, Robin Carlson, Burbank, Raymond Carlson, Hoffman. 76 SERVICE CLUBS BOYS' Hl-y First Row: Myers Volk, Magargee, Martindale, Bankes, Saylor, Burbank, Hoffman. Second Row: Wilson, Poli- shook, Briener, Caldwell, Lisenby, Worrell, Freilich, Fry. Turnbull. Third Row: Kepler, McCandless, Morrison, Perkins, Manno, Sacks, Fausett, Parker, Fleming. Fourth Row: Cornwath, Young, Jones, Juenger, Kaemmerlen. Carlson, Woll, Boyer. The BOYS Hl-Y is a service organization whose pur- pose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, community, and school, the high standards of Christian character. In addition to doing service projects, such as giving toys to underprivileged children, the boys have had a basketball tournament, joint meetings with the Girls Service Club, and have sent representatives to the State Con- vention in Harrisburg. The GIRLS’ SERVICE CLUB is an organization which per- forms services by helping others in the school and community. The club’s main project is sponsoring a young Korean orphan, Chai-Ok-Ja. Funds are raised from profits of a recording dance and the traditional Goodie Days. Club members enthusiastically participate in the UNICEF and Muscular Dystrophy drives. Also the club welcomes faculty members and students new to the school at a tea given in the fall. SERVICE CLUB First Row: Sydnor, Krotee, Mullin, Hertrich, Breuninger, Toombs, Westlake, Metzler, Cianci, Lazar, Blumberg, Evans. Second Row: Wilkinson, Christman, Hopcn, Wilken, Demmy, Phillips, Rebok, M. Collins, Landis, Stewart, Saalman, G. Foster, Barol. Third Row: Lcwry, J. Foster, Brunhousc, Garrett, Crosley, Sanserbach, March, Taylor, McCuin, Larson, Powell, Davis, Krohn. Headaches . . . Heartaches . . . ASPIRIN! PUBLICATIONS Greystones... Literarycommittee ... literarycommittee For the last time no matter how strange a person s nickname is, print it anyway! This could very well be Sue Lazar counseling her dedicated group of girls on just what to put in the senior write-ups. What fun was had in reading everyone’s secret ambition and favorite saying. And what confusion reigned when we couldn t read our classmates handwriting. Who wants to buy a yearbook? Get one now and avoid the June rush.” Such was the theme of Fran March’s Business Committee as they waged a never-ending battle against inflation, the increasing cost of living, and the decreasing yearbook budget. These boys and girls were the mathematical geniuses who helped make our GREYSTONES everything it is. That's supposed to be an T, not a ’k’. Now type it over. And Barbara Kopf rides herd on the Typing Committee and their tedious chore of interpreting the literary committee’s hieroglyphics. Without this group, GREYSTONES would never have gone to press. Now, I want a picture of this, and this, and this.” Doc Harter worked with Andrea Larson and her Photography Committee in helping them be in the right place at the right time to plan yearbook pics. Who was it that said one picture is worth 10,000 words? No, I like this sketch.” As Bette Jane Grove labored with her Art Committee in deciding just which artistic originals would bedeck our ’58 GREYSTONES. Oh, no, not more copy!” This cry came from Ellen Hasenritter as she and the Editorial Committee attempted the task of assembling our yearbook. The job was hard and long, but our Editorial Committee showed good sense and originality through it all. And commanding all these forces were editor Phyllis Garrett and co-editor Mary Hertrich, who survived the many heartaches well enough to help make a yearbook the senior class could be proud of! The Fordian . . . Deadlines, late hours, last minute rush to the press—all these are familiar headaches to the staff members of The Fordian.’’ The school paper is published nine times yearly. Reporters are expected to write a good story on an assigned subject. Invariably a reporter has no story to write for one issue and three for the next. Writers who get their copy in on time are an editor’s dream. Late stories are only one of the worries of the second roup, the editors. These students surprise the janitors by eing in the Fordian” room until eight o’clock at night on make-up day and by coming through six-foot snow drifts on winter days when school nas been called off—the Senior Prom issue must be on time! Supervising the first two groups, checking all copy, and worrying more than anyone else, is the Fordian” adviser, Miss Helbig. Pen Ink . . . Another year and Pen and Ink is still at work turning out future Shakespeares, Chaucers, and what have you. Under the very capable management of Miss Galloway, FHaverford’s literary magazine continues encouraging creative writing and art work, as well as giving practice in literary criticism. The requirements for membership on the literary staff are attending meetings regularly, submitting one article for each of the four seasonal issues, and working two hours on each Pen Ink make-up. Did you know that Pen Ink exchanges literary publications not only with other schools in the United States but also with schools of many other nations? that all the profits from Color Corner are donated to the publishing of Pen Ink ? that Pen Ink received first prize in the P.S.P.A. (Pennsylvania School Press Association) contest last year? All in all, we can be justly proud of our fine literary magazine. TAKE YOUR CHOICE . . TWENTY-TWO CLUBS Although they cause many a rueful face among the student body, studies and homework are as integral a part of school life as the exciting spectator sports which turn these same students into cheering crowds. To these aspects Haverford has also added a variety of clubs and other organized ac- tivities to insure a well balanced school life. Topics in individual classes must be general enough to include the interests of all the students. It is through clubs Hi Q Team that opportunities are offered for developing specific interests. In a school the size of Haverford there are many students who possess latent talents and need a means of developing these. Organized clubs are the answer to this need. An important purpose of clubs is to enable students to meet others with whom they ordinarily would not have come in contact. Through common interests and experiences they build new friendships. This holds true in relationships between student and teacher as well as among the students themselves. Clubs are organizations for the student. Through dis- cussions, field trips, speakers, etc., the scope of the individual is broadened. Both a general background of the field and the opportunity for learning more about it are presented. It is up to the individuals who make up a club to plan and carry out club programs. Officers learn the meaning of leadership and the responsibilities that go with it through actual experience. All members learn the meaning of reliability. Not everything is serious, of course. Everyone knows that when a group of kids are together they will always have a lot of fun. A combination of fun and work breeds the spirit of cooperation and friendliness so necessary to all of us. Many of our clubs not only benefit their own members but also the school and community as a whole. These clubs take over many duties of which most students are not aware. The Secretarial Club types and mimeographs a great deal of material for the teachers,- all visual-aid equipment is taken care of by the Projection Club. We all are indebted to the Stage Crew for the wonderful sets for our theatrical produc- tions throughout the year. College Club � o Members of these clubs learn as they work. They help others and benefit themselves. The girls of the Nursing Club man the infirmary and ably assist Mrs. Yerger. A vote of thanks for our smooth running library goes to the girls of the Library Club. Many of these clubs offer training in the professions into which the member will enter. The F.H.A. strives to improve personal, family, and community relations through various programs presented during the year by outside speakers. Students who plan to be teachers may join F.T.A. Through discussions, reading, films, and actual classroom observance, they learn more about their future profession. As student aides many F.T.A. members assist the faculty in various ways. The Color Corner satisfies our eternal need for school supplies and almost completely supports Pen Ink. Haverford is fortunate in having an actual radio station. Drama Club The engineers and announcers of the Radio Production Club gain invaluable training through broadcasting. Since moving to our new building, wHHS nas been grounded; but as soon as a faculty sponsor has been procured, the station will be back full blast. Some of the more popular clubs at Haverford are those which cater to the special interests of the students. These clubs stimulate the members to gain additional knowledge in their special field of interest. For instance, the College Club aids many students in choosing the right school in which to further their education. The J.C.L. is for those interested in Latin or the influences of the ancient world upon modern life. Any boy or girl who has the desire and enthusiasm to perfect his game is welcome to join Haverford’s Bowling Club. At the request of the students, a Fencing Club has been formed. Here both the fundamental and advanced steps of fencing are taught. Talk about people with their heads in the clouds Haverford has a whole group of them—the Aviation Club, of course. Besides learning the fundamentals of flying, the members also build and fly their own model airplanes. For the students who would like to learn more about the language and customs of the Spanish speaking countries, there is the Spanish Club. Haverford participates in the Scott Hi-Q contest. This is a radio quiz program which includes all Delaware County high schools. This year our team came in fourth out of twenty-one and just missed making the finals. Students are chosen by class standing, intellectual ability, and general knowledge. Haverford s foreign exchange program is handled by the World Wide Workshop. Members of this club exchange gifts, letters, and ideas with students in many countries. This year W.W.W. sponsored Antje Krohn, a student of Erica Schule in Germany who is spending this year at Haverford. Both Antje and the students of HHS have profited from this experience. One can readily see that no matter what the student’s specific interest, it may be fulfilled through our many and varied clubs. Future Home Makers of America 82 Top Left Radio Production Stage Crew Chess Club Top Right Aviation Club Fencing Club Haverford s creative clubs are designed to provide outlets for self expression. They act as channels for creativity and originality. The goal of all extracurricular activities is to round out the individual and to uncover his innate talents; however, each club or organization accomplishes this purpose in a different way. For example, sports deal mainly with the athletic talents, while service organizations provide opportunities to aid others. Although they act dissimilarly, they achieve the same goal. This goal is attained by the creative clubs through their efforts to discern the artistic abilities of the student and to provide ample chances for practice in the arts. The two main creative organizations are the Drama Club and the Art Club. The newly organized Drama Club offers to all amateur thespians an opportunity to become members of the National Thespian Society, an honorary dramatic organiza- tion. Ten points, acquired by participating in dramatic pro- ductions, are required for anyone who wishes to enter the society. Those students interested in painting, drawing, and other related subjects are welcome to join the Art Club. Members of this group design scenery for the dramatic productions, make posters for games and dances, and enter various local and national art contests. A very important part of every club is its faculty advisor. Much appreciation goes to all of the teachers who give of their time and energy to help Haverford s extracurricular program. The sponsors of our various clubs use their training and knowledge to help each member receive the maximum benefit from his chosen club. ill Sponsoring is a difficult job. Clubs should be run by students. Yet without the ideas and assistance of the teachers, many clubs would just peter out. A sponsor must achieve the proper balance between advising and dictating. This quality is not always easy to find. He or she must have an inexhaustible supply of ideas for club programs and activi- ties as well as the time and energy to carry them out. A vote of thanks to our teachers one and all for their admirable attainments in this most difficult of jobs! All of these fine clubs at Haverford, whether concerned with service, special interest, or creativeness are designed to give both pleasure and constructive help to their members. There is at least one organization that should appeal to every personality type. With many students, extracurricular activi- ties assume such importance that they consume the greater portion of their leisure time. After the final bell, signifying for most the end of the academic day, Haverford’s industrious students can be seen scurrying here and there on their never- ending travels to and from various meetings. Students gain much from these clubs, not only in their club’s particular field, but also in experiences that will be extremely useful later in life. Whether a student is an elected officer, a committee chairman, or an active member, he learns how to organize, cooperate, and be depended upon. The main hope of Haverford s extracurricular program is that each participating student will have fun and will gain, through experience, knowledge that may some day be of great value. Everyone should keep in mind that he benefits only in proportion to what he contributes. The more one gives, the more one receives. Top Left Boys Bowling Projection Club Top Right Color Corner Spanish Club WHHS Engineers 85 Haverford High School Music Department Presents L I IK MIKADO PAUL ERNEST FINK CAST OF CHARACTERS The Mikado of Japan. .Robert Campbell Nanki-Poo Fred Larson Eric Jorgensen Ko-Ko, Lord High Executioner. A ick Jlanno Pooh-Bah, Lord High Every- thing Else......................Andy Houston Pish-Tush, A Xoble Lord. . Robert Eyter John Harrison Yum-Yum. . . JIargaret Prowell—Lynn lizard Pitti-Sixg. . Bonnie .Hites—Joanne J odica Peep-Bo..................................Faith Chaney KaTSHA........................Susan Ber ole Go-To...............................Ted intj f ndersludies. 11 dyne J artin, Isabel Liston Chorus ol Nobles, Guards, Coolies, and School Girls: AC I 1 —Courtyard ol Ko-Ko’s Official Residence: AC I 2 Ko-Ko s Garden MEMBERS OK THE CHORUS M. Beattie. E. Illaklraliv, D. Burkholder. I Burrows. M. Camphell. F. Chaney. L. Collins. S. Conway. C. Ensllu-k. J. Kasokit, B. Gil- more. W. Grandy. M. Huk . S. Holimiuisl. . Johnston. V Ijiuffrr. A. l 'vfiw, I. Liston. . I ftus. M Market. I . MrCuin, A. Mc.Nelis B. Mil™. J. Modica. C. Myers. J. 1‘hillipv M I’rowel I, Ki-ltok. I). Roberts. S. SitlliiiK. J Sltwtad. L. Smith. M Stanley. J. Thomp- son. L i anl, J. Wetzel, C. Wolf. I). Bechtel, S. Cole. R. Cnmpltell. B. EiiKlnnder. R. Eylcr. I). Kite, J. Flynn. R. Fowler, T. Graham, C. Cray. J. Harrison. G. Helps. . Houston. R. House, E. Jorgensen, R. koerliel. F. I .arson. N, Manno. R. Martin. W. Martin. S. Mchissick. W I’oole. I). Schwen- nesen, F. Shumway. R. Shriver. G. St eh Icy. T. Wilf. (cast in order ot appearance) StuRKEY..................................Bill Stamm Binge....................... Don II oodwell Nap. Pete Blder Dewey............... Harry Sacks David Charles........................Doug Britton Mr. Graining. Charles H olt Miss Betts...............Barbara Blumberg Mr. Charles....................Tom Kepler !• aye Phyllis Garrett Jonie . . Coni tin dak Sherry......... . Prances .tlarch Lottie......................Xancy Rebok Gladys............ ..........Judy Phillips Miss Teale...........................Tina Pelrow Mrs. Charles.........................Gwen ITilken Students: Marilyn Keans, Ruth Dron, Judie Steinberg, Sandra Siffliny, Judy Slostad, Dan I incenti, Bob Elder, Georye Haney. The action takes place in a high school prin- cipal's office and a section of the corridor and hall outside. The time is early November of the present. PRODUCTION STAFF Student Directors. Pat Snowe, Jane Dads General Director..............Judy Mueller Property Manager......................Ann Brown Business Manager .Marilyn Keans Wardrobe...............................Judy Slostad Publicity..................Judie Steinberg Make-Up..............................Tina Pelrow Program..........Jane Becker, Sandra Siffliny tbe PWd,e The Curtain Call “AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 MINUTES” ALL SCHOOL SHOW All right, let's do it again! This exhausted plea came from Mr. Huber many times as he directed this year's ex- travaganza, Around the World in 80 Minutes. For months student writers worked with Mr. Huber, wracking their brains to come up with a show of shows. When the script was completed, try-outs began, and Haverford students had a chance to display their varied talents. After try-outs came the task of writing the chosen acts into the script. Finally the rehearsals started, and before long open- ing night arrived. It was a great show, and we had fun proving that you can go Around the World in 80 Minutes. 88 Chief Heegard and the Sioux Squaws The Buddhas FROM BACH TO ROMBERG The A Cappella Choir . . . One of the main features of Haverford's Music Department is the A Cappella Choir. Mem- bership is based mainly on the student's vocal ability, his dependability, and his desire to sing. Because of the new schedule this year, the Choir has time to rehearse as a group only during class and after school. Mr. Fink, the director, feels that this type of vocal work without accompaniment is by far the most difficult, for it requires a great deal of concentration on the part of each student. Besides the Christmas program, the Operetta, and the spring concert, the A Cappella Choir gives approximately ten additional performances each year. The Orchestra . . . According to the South-Eastern District President at the State Convention of Music Educators, Haverford has the finest high school orchestra in the state. This year the orchestra played at the All-School Show, the Senior Play, the Ameri- can Education Week program, the Operetta, several local high schools, and Temple University. For the second consecutive year a joint concert between Lower Merion and Haverford was held. The highlight of 1958 was a trip to Mount Lebanon High School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Mr. Tecco, director of the orchestra, feels that the eighty-seven talented members comprise one of the finest and most enthusiastic groups he has led in several years. We take our hats off to you, orchestra! The Band . . . With a what no instrument again?” stare, John Trainer begins the fourth hour band practice. Haverford High School's Band carried on an active concert program this year by performing in the Christmas program with the orchestra, in the spring concert with the chorus, at the graduation exercises, and at other schools as part of their exchange program. They also de- serve much praise for their marching ability, their participation at the football games, and their jazz arrangements at the pep rallies. Before the Christmas vacation another talented group, the brass ensemble, gave several performances at some of the rest homes in this area. This year the band has proved to be a great asset to Haverford. 89 FINEST IN FROM SOUSA TO PENNSYLVANIA DUKE ELLINGTON )1 JUNIOR PROM Top: Intermission Bottom: Enter the hopefuls “BALI-HAI” The class of 1958 danced beneath swaying palm trees that set the mood for ’ Bali Hai” which took place on May 11 1957. The color scheme was carried out in rich shades of blue, black, and green. The flat, a scene of a South Sea beach at night, was illuminated by a bright moon, and a beach comber’s hut com- plemented the motif. The exciting evening was set off by the crowning of the queen, a rather shocked young miss by the name of Gayle Breuninger. Her court consisted of Nancy Beal, Barbara Blum- berg, Joyce Hurd, and Sara Westlake. Dee Porter and his orchestra put the finishing touches on a night that will long be remembered by every member of the class of 1958. QUEEN GAYLE BREUNINGER AND COURT Barbara Blumberg, Joyce Hurd, Gayle Breuninger, Nancy Beal, Sara Westlake, Dick Young, (M. C.) 92 SENIOR BALL “FANTASTIQUE” The long receiving line, the Grand March, the handsome boys and pretty girls, the long ride to the Presidential, the aching feet, and the battle with the Sandman—all fond memories of the 1958 Senior Ball. The theme, Fantastkjue,’ contemporary in concept, was carried out with bold shades of red, pink, black and white con- trasted on striking geometric figures of all shapes and sizes. Two mirrored balls cast weirdly shaped reflections upon the dance floor. Once again the Blue Notes were called upon to provide music. They seem to be almost as traditional at the Senior Ball as the nostalgic Grand March. Perhaps the most memorable event of the evening was the class party at the Presidential Apartments after the Ball. There was plenty to eat and never a dull moment with entertainment provided by Mike Pedicin. This Senior Ball was truly a never- to-be-forgotten affair. Top: Tripping the light Fantastique Bottom: Thy praise we’ll ever sing THE GRAND MARCH FOOTBALL Although the Fords did not have an exceptionally long winning streak this year, we still had a team of which we could be proud. It was hard losing some of our games in the very last few minutes of play, but coaches James Shiplett, Richard Smith, and Paul Dobransky all felt that in spite of these factors, the boys retained their spirit all through the season, and they certainly learned a great deal.” That old killer, the Asian Flu, kept many able players down and out. Injuries to some of our vital backfielders were a crippling factor contributing to the break down of our offensive line. Nevertheless, the team, co-captained by Bob Auchy and Mike Boyer, kept in training, played good clean ball, and tried hard, once more showing the spirit that has made our Fords famous! VARSITY FOOTBALL H.H.S. Opp. 36 Chester 6 20 24 0 Abington 7 13 Norristown 19 21 Springfield. . 9 12 Ridley Twp 13 14 Lower Merion 28 13 Upper Darby 0 FOOTBALL TEAM First Row (left to right): Boyer, Connolly, Gorsky, Rantanen, Andreozzi, Auchy, Bankes, George, Martindale. Second Row: Uzzle, Hodge, Lisenby, Freilich, Bowers, Rees, Ritter, Kangas, Worrell. Third Row: Mairs, Parker, Kugler, Bohn, Robertson, Britsch, Patchell, Adams, D. Howe. Fourth Row: Curtis, Stafford, Bryant, Wozniak, Archer, Plank, Nangle, Smith, Boyd, Coulter. Fifth Row: Shiplett (Coach), Perkins (Manager), Yerkes (Manager , P. Howe, Walker, Robbins, Stout (Manager), Dobransky (Coach), Smith (Coach), York (Manager). % SOCCER VARSITY SOCCER First Row (left to right): Vincenti, Campbell, Fry, Woolley, Bulgarelli, McLaine, Hoffman. Second Row: Juenger, Kepler, Woodwell, Roberts, Schrafer, Helps, Nelson (Manager). Third Row: Keyser (Coach) Speakman (Manager), Egan, Stamm, Turnbull, Lewis, Scott, Bergholm (Manager). VARSITY SOCCER H.H.S. Opp. 3 Episcopal 3 0 Lower Merion 2 4. .... . Abington 0 5 Cheltenham. . 0 0 Upper Darby 1 1 Norristown 0 6 0 1 Lower Merion 2 4 . ... Abington 0 0 Upper Darby 1 5 1 4 Norristown 1 2 Ridley Twp 0 Haverford High School’s fine Soccer team has earned sec- ond place in the Suburban I League for the second consecutive season. The eleven-man team, with an outstanding record of nine wins and three defeats, scored thirty-three goals to their opponents six. Co-captains Bud Woolley and Dick Bul- garelli were this year’s high scorers with thirteen and seven goals, respectively. Bud played right inside and Dick played outside right wing. Since nineteen lettermen are graduating this year, there will be only three starters for next year’s squad. Mr. Keyser, coach, felt that the team had a very suc- cessful season and also that they had the best offensive unit since 1952. 97 Hockey With shoe strings trailing behind, the girls’ hockey team makes a mad dash for the ous. This scene was witnessed daily as the girls faithfully started for practice at Lynnewood School, the team this year had a season which included four wins, four losses, and one tie. All the girls agreed that the tie game, 0-0, played with Upper Darby’s undefeated team was the most exciting, best played game of the season. The coach, Mrs. Joan Keyser, and the co-captains, Pennie Krotee and Ann Sansenbach, helped lead the team on in its victories. Mrs. Keyser’s first year of very capable varsity coaching, together with great spirit and excellent sportsmanship, contributed greatly to the success of the team. FIRST TEAM H.H.S. 4 Radnor Opp. 0 1 Swarthmore 2 2 Ridley Twp 0 2 Marple - Newtown . . 1 1 Lower Merion 2 0 Upper Darby 0 1 Lansdowne 0 1 Conestoga 2 1 Agnes Irwin 3 H.H.S. 4 SECOND TEAM Radnor Opp. 1 1 Swarthmore 3 1 Ridley Twp 2 6 Marple-Newtown. . 1 2 . Lower Menon 3 0 Upper Darby 1 3 Lansdowne 0 2 Conestoga 1 1 Agnes Irwin 2 VARSITY HOCKEY First Row: Gilmore (Manager), Limroth (Manager), Morgan, Volk, Krotee (Co-Captain), Postpichel, Liston, Sydnor, Manthorpe, Carson, Myers, McLaughlin. Second Row: Ellsworth (Manager), Heiser, Rickert, Crosley, Langill, Sansenbach (Co-Captain), G. Hughes, Sinclair, D. Hughes, Jones, Boehringer, Schneider. Third Row: Hicks, Demmy, McCarty, Sibson, Chiistman, Beale, Lewry, Spangler, Brinton, Adams. 98 Junior Varsity H.H.S. FOOTBALL Opp- 21. . . Chester . 6 34 Cheltenham 0 0 Abington. . . 25 7 . Norristown . 0 13 Springfield . .19 12 Ridley Twp.. .39 19. Upper Darby .21 SOCCER H.H.S. Opp. 0 Haverford School . 2 1 Episcopal 3 1 Lower Menon 0 1 Abington 0 0 Cheltenham 1 2 Upper Darby 4 3 Norristown 0 0 Ridley Twp. 0 2 Lower Menon . 5 1 Abington 0 1 Upper Darby 2 1 2 1 Cheltenham 1 2 Norristown 1 1 Ridley Twp 2 THIRD TEAM H.H.S. Opp. 2 Swarthmore 3 2. . Ridley Township. . . 0 1 1 0 2 4. . 3 1 Radnor 1 H.H.S. FOURTH TEAM Opp. 1 Swarthmore 2 0 Ridley Township. . . . 6 2 . . Lower Merion 1 2 Marple-Newtown. . 0 3 Upper Darby 0 3 Radnor 3 FOOTBALL First Row: Reph, Berman, Cooper, Leonard, Scheinberg, Long. Second Row: Clayton, Perks, DiPuppo, Burroughs, Haley, Keil, Hahn (Manager). Third Row: Mr. Crispin (Coach), Stecker, Rantanan, Piper, Sargent, Chamberlin, Murphy, Mr. Juenger (Coach). SOCCER First Row (left to right): Donnelly, Dautle, Hoogendoorn, Mahan, MacNamee, Elder, Coppola. Second Row: McOuaid, Martorano, J. Frazier, Breiner, Carlson, Kingsley, Reif, O'Hara. Third Row: Cole, Keen, Kagan, Charles, Moffett, Drury, Jones. Fourth Row: Beattie, Pearce, Burfiend, Markey, O’Neill, Shiek. HOCKEY First Row: Richardson, Bankes, McFadden, Poell, Hartmann, Hays, Botson, Mathers, Fyfe. Second Row: Gillis, Campbell, Winn, Burrows, Little, Baron, Myers, Martindale, Miller, Harsch, Foster, Wiegand. Third Row: Kirch, Daltry, Scott, Alexander, DeFreyre, Brunhouse. 99 CROSS COUNTRY Because only one of last year’s top eight members returned to the squad this fall, the Cross Country team, sponsored by Mr. Schenck, did not have as successful a season as it did in previous years. Inexperience and a depletion in their ranks because of Asian flu cut down the potential of the team. It was at full strength only at the Cheltenham meet. Nonetheless, the new members are to be congratulated for their effort and good attitude. A few of the boys ran in the District Meet at Cobbs Creek, and in a meet sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Marcus Hook. Having gained experience by learning the hard way, the team hopes to do better next year. CROSS COUNTRY H.H.S. 50.............. 49.... 34. . 42. 34...... 50...... Forfeit by Ridley Chester. . . Abington. . Cheltenham Norristown. Lower Merion Upper Darby . . Ridley Twp.. . Opp. 15 15 23 19 22 ..............15 Forfeit by Ridley CROSS-COUNTRY First Row: Baskerville, Pollock, Ulbricht, Silverman, Lange, Taggart, Campbell. Second Row; Sink, Johnson, Albright, Eyler, Woll, Thompson, Brian, Hensel. 100 BOYS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES H. H. S. Opp. 56. West Chester 48 62 .Radnor 33 74 Dobbins 31 57 Episcopal Academy 29 74... . Chichester 39 76 Marple-Newton 53 55 Lansdowne-Aldan . 56 73 Germantown Academy 50 71 .Cheltenham 40 77 . Norristown. 60 66 . Lower Merion. 46 72 Chester 78 64 . Ridley Township. 43 49 Abington 42 78. . Upper Darby . Cheltenham 62 86 50 74 . Norristown. 50 51 . Lower Merion. 40 61 . Chester 65 73 Abington 46 67 Ridley Township 40 68 . Upper Darby 57 P.I.A.A. CHAMPIONS This year Mr. Juenger and his fine team really gave Haverford fans something to cheer about. Although the team finished second to Chester in Class A Competition with a 22-3 record, the Fords went on to become the P.I.A.A. Champs by defeating Coatesville, Delhaas, Chester, Williamsport, York, and finally Altoona in the P.I.A.A. Playoffs in Penn’s Palestra. Individual performances on the team were also outstanding. Top scorer Al Kaemmerlen, finishing the season with 581 points, was named to the All-Delaware County Team and the second All-State Team. Dan George had a total of 416 points and was named to the second All-Delaware County Team. Jack Juenger received honorable mention to this team. The Fords placed second in a foul shooting contest at Swarthmore. Ed Macllmoyle making 48 out of 50 possible foul shots. The victory over Chester was clinched with the help of Bud Woolley's foul shot in the final seconds of the game. The basketball season of 1958 will long be remembered due to the excellent record compiled by the Fords and the fine sportsmanship and teamwork of each player. HATS OFF TO THE P.I.A.A. CHAMPS AND THEIR COACH!!! BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Robinson, George, MacHmoyle, Boyer, Perkins, Roberts, Woolley. Second Row: Mathers (Manager), McCumber, Juenger, Kaemmerlen, Flemming, Parker, Jones, Mr. Juenger (Coach). 102 Pete Jerry Mike Mr. Juenser presents the P.I.A.A. trophies to the team. DISTRICT 1, P.I.A.A. CHAMPIONS P.I.A.A. CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF H.H.S. 62 Coatesville Opp. 52 60 Delhaas 46 57 Chester. 56 64 Williamsport 55 71 York. . . 54 67 Altoona 45 Tom BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL H. H. S. Opp. 47 Lower Merion...............30 64 Merion Academy 52 58 Swarthmore 25 63 Chester........ 46 94 Ridley Township 45 77 Lansdowne. 58 63 Radnor. . 31 61 Upper Darby . 77 60 Agnes Irwin............... 38 GIRL'S BASKETBALL Lets break 100! This statement sums up the good season the Fordettes enjoyed this year. Team- work was the key word in their success. Rickert, Sansenbach, and Crosley were some of the best for- wards Haverford has ever had, said the girls’ coach, Miss Ries. The team’s highscorer was Ann San- senbach, who totaled as many as fifty points in each of two games. With the exception of one loss to Upper Darby, this spirited team, co-captained by Nancy Taylor and Ann Sansenbach, was undefeated. Even though most of the first string players are graduating this year, Miss Ries hopes that the several strong juniors will continue the fine record set by the team. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Adams, McCucn, Manthorpe, Crosley, Sansenbach (Co-captain), Taylor Co-captain), Rickert, Singer, Frazier, Sydnor, Rich- ardson. Second Row: Lippmann (Manager), Schneider (Manager), Carson, Foster, Jones, Beale, Alexander, Eisenstaedt, McCarty, Brunhouse, Boehringer, Sinclair, Greeger (Manager), Davis (Manager). 104 WRESTLING Record-wise the wrestling team did not have an exceptional season, winning one and losing eight meets. Numerous in- juries sustained by the boys and the team’s lack of experience as a whole contributed to the team’s poor record this year,” says coach, Doc” Harter. Only three lettermen returned this season. Certain squad members, however, distinguished them- selves by placing in various tournaments. Among those were Jim Kangas, captain of the squad, who won first place in the Springfield Holiday Tournament, second place in the District I Tournament, and third place in the Regional Tournament,- Jerry Reph, an undefeated sophomore, who won second place in the Suburban Tournament,- and John Hoffman, who won second place in the Springfield Novice Tournament. Doc is optimistic about next year’s squad which will have six returning lettermen. VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES H. H. S. Opp. 20 Bryn Athyn 28 28 Lansdowne-Aldan 22 12 Lower Merion 42 23 Conestoga 30 9 Norristown .34 19 Cheltenham 27 8 Abington. 40 15 Springfield 31 11 Upper Darby 35 SWIMMING Splash! A row of slender figures glide through the water to the finish with Haverford leading all the way to take first and second places. This was a typical performance of this year’s swimming team, under the direction of Miss Hilbert. Dottie Christman, a four year varsity swimmer and co-captain of the team, ably supported by many outstanding swimmers, many of whom were freshmen and sophomores, produced an excellent record. Co-captain Jane Demmy reported, “It is one of the best years the team has ever had. They defeated Lower Merion for the first time in Miss Hilbert s coaching experience, and had only one loss in the entire season. The team also took third place in the P.I.A.A. meet, topping last year’s record. VARSITY SWIMMING H.H.S. 58 Coatesville Opp. 17 33. Abington. . 42 38 Lower Merion 37 60 . Frankford. 15 54 Upper Darby . 21 55 Westtown 20 58 Bartram 17 51 Norristown 24 THIRD PLACE P.I.A.A. DISTRICT SWIMMING MEET VARSITY SWIMMING First row: Wedemeyer (Manager),Campbell, Grierg, Carlson, Christman (Co-Captain), Demmy (Co-Captain), Tyler. Second Row: Potts, Lewis, Adams, Krotee, Luhks, Chapman, Perry. (Missing: Metzler—Manager). 106 THE COACHES PREDICT Baseball . . . Coach Theodore Keyser has high hopes for the 1958 baseball team which will be defending champions of the Suburban 1 Baseball League. The first League game will be played on April 7 and will be spurred on by the six senior championship players who are back again this year—Mike Boyer on third base,- Buddy Woolley, short stop,- Tom Perkins on second base; Dan George in left field; Danny Bowers, center fielder,- and Bill Freilich, second base and right fielder. Backed by such an impressive line up of players plus several sophomore and junior pitchers, the team offers the promise of many well-earned victories. Boys Tennis . . . Mr. Leute feels that the gods have been very good to him in that four veterans with three years of varsity experience are returning to his squad. They are Burbank, Saylor, Morrison, and Gallo. Other promising candidates are Polishook, Burfeind, Wells and Foster. With these men he hopes that the 1958 team will approach the success of last year s team. Track . . . Mr. Breuninger foresees a better-than-usual team coming his way. Fie feels that the team will win more than 50 per cent of its dual meets and place very high in each of the invitation championship meets. The team will be exceptionally strong in its relays, depending upon the four boys who won the Inquirer Championship Relay—Stuart, Magargee, Hodge, and D. Howe. In the field events, much is expected of boys such as Kugler in shotput, Bonn in javelin, Jones in high-jump, and Hodge in broad-jump. Boys Lacrosse . . . Mr. Bennett says that the entire lacrosse team must be rebuilt as the majority of last year’s first team has graduated. The new team will center around co-captains DeWitt Worrell and Bill Rantanen, and three other seniors, Stehley, Bulgarelli, and Turnbull. The team plays three of their eleven scheduled games with local schools—-Penn Crest, Lower Merion, and Swarth- more. College competition with the freshman teams of Penn, Swarthmore, and Drexel completes their schedule. Lacrosse's ever increasing popularity is indicated by both the number of players turning out and the number of schools adapting lacrosse as a major sport. Girls Tennis . . . This year's girls tennis team, coached by Miss Anne Abernathy, has four returning members. These girls—Nancy Taylor, Mary Hertrick, Sandy Adams, and Judy Brunhouse plus Phyliss Pintzuk, Ellen Goodall and Sue Comfort make up the varsity team. The graduating members left two singles positions and a doubles position open. With the junior-varsity bolstering the varsity, Miss Abernathy believes the team has the po- tential for a fairly good season. Girls Lacrosse . . . Miss Meacham expects a good season as she has nine letter girls back, including such out- standing veterans as Sansenbach, Crosley, Rickert, and Boehringer. This team has greater depth than in recent years due to a large number of promising underclassmen reporting for practice. The girls, under the leadership of co-captains, Sydnor and Powell, hope to go through the season undefeated. The fulfillment of their dream depends upon their ability to defeat their Nemesis, Swarthmore, with whom they open on April 27th. 107 BASEBALL First Row: Gillmore (manager), Auchey, Robertson, Foss, Boyer, Bowers, Woolley, Perkins, Freilich, Martindale, Carlson (manager). Second Row: Mr. Keyser (coach), McCloskey, McGowan, Greenberg, Craig, Roberts, Parker, Juenger, Fleming, Kannwischer, Boyd, Perks, Burrows, Walker. H.H.S. BASEBALL April Opp. 5 Haverford School 2 5 Upper Darby Chester .2 7 6 8 Lower Menon 1 9. Cheltenham 4 13 Abington 1 Norristown May Ridley Township . Upper Darby Chester. Lower Merion Cheltenham Abington........ Norristown Ridley Township. 108 LACROSSE First Row: Bryant, Adams, Frey, Kanavy, Lisenby, B. Rantanen, Worrell, Stehley, Bugarelli, Turnball, Andreozzi, Nangle. Second Row: Irvine, Hayes, Feldstein, Archer, Volk, Carson, Stecker, Moffett, Schrader, Campbell, B. Henderson, Young. Third Row: Brownstein (manager),Curtis, Depuppo, Patchell, Woods, Petrella, McCloud, Plank, Kagan, Burke, Britsch, J. Rantanen, Stafford, Shriver, Patton, Willens. Fourth Row: Fuller, Kepler, G. Henderson, Clayton, Cascrino, Rattenspergcr, Messick, Landis, Kalstein, Saia, Keil, Taylor, Williams. BOYS' LACROSSE April H.H.S. Opp. 16 . Penncrest..................0 0 Lower Merion.................5 7 .Swarthmore College Jr. Var. 3 8 Penncrest....................0 Swarthmore High 5 University of Penna. Fresh. 8 . Lower Merion........... May Swarthmore College Jr. Var.. . Drexel Freshmen Swarthmore High. Drexel Freshmen . . . GIRLS' LACROSSE 1st 2nd Team April H.H.S. Opp. 0 . Swarthmore................ 6 6 Lower Merion. . 4 May Plymouth Whitemarsh Radnor........... Marple Newtown. Springfield, Mont. County. First Row: S. Boehringer, D. Hughes, Carson, Powell (co-captain), C. Sydnor (co-captain), Cluduis, Mullin, Phillips, Breuninger. Second Row: J. Tapper, G. Sibson, G. Hughes, J. Postpichal, R. Boehringer, Greeger, Foster, Schnider, Bankes, Winn, Gersitz, Wilkinson. Third Row: Hinchman (manager), McLaughlin, Crosley, Sansenback, Rickert, Jones, Moore, Daltry, Beale, Brinton, Comfort, Gray, Brandi, Heiser, B. Richardson. 109 TRACK May Dclco Meet at Lansdownc Chester Suburban Champs at Norristown Streamliner Meet Norristown District I Champs State Champs at State College First Row: Wilson, Sargent, Switzer, Hoffman, B. Jackson, Kuglcr, Ritter, Howe, Magargee, Schwenneson. Second Row: Goldblatt, Baskerville, MacNamee, Cole, Beattie, Silverman, Manno, Sloan, Schwartz, Good, Glick, Wassell. Third Row: Schreiber (manager), Weir Woodwell Wood, Hansell, Catching Long, Ellis, Albright, Frazer, Cole, Yearsley, King, Dautle, Hoffman. Fourth Row: Scott, Capolino, Elder, Jones, Cassidy, Parker, Johnston, Tucker, Thompson, Ramsey, Conner. 110 First Row: DelPizzo, Lyons, Lazar, McCuin, Abrams, Rebok, Krotce, Landis. Second Row: Adams, Towle, Lewry, Goodall, Pintzuk, Barrett, Hack. Third Row: Moore (Manager), Hertrich, Brunhouse, Comfort, Taylor, Brown, McCormick (Manager). H.H.S. 3. . . . GIRLS’ TENNIS April . Springfield, Del. Co.. Opp. 1 1. . 4 1. . . . Conestoga ... 4 0. Lansdowne. .5 Abington Norristown . May Upper Darby. Radnor Lower Merion TENNIS BOYS’ TENNIS April H.H.S. Opp. 5 Bonner . .0 5 Springfield .0 0. Cheltenham 5 5. .Conestoga. 1 5 Lansdowne Aldan. . .0 Abington........ Norristown. May ......Upper Darby. Radnor Lower Merion... 15 District Doubles at Norristown 24 State Singles and Doubles at Penn State First Row: Saylor, Burbank, Polishook. Second Row: Burfeind, Gallo, Wells, Morrison, Plummer, Foster. JUNIOR BOYS JV BASKETBALL First Row: Wise, Martindale, Hoffman, Burrows, Breiner, MacGowan, Winters, Nahas, Osborn. Second Row: Mr. Crispin (Coach), Serber (Manager), Plank (Manager), Mathers (Manager), Car- son, Robbins, Campbell, Carnwath, Johnson, Maitland, Brownstein, Mahan, Baskerville, Herman, Walker. JV WRESTLING First Row. Markey, Burfeind, Cassidy, Kocker, Scott, Wiley, Donahue, Wilcox. Second Row. Reid (Manager), Palmere, Saia, Eyler, Woods, Migatz, Harrison, King, McCade, Hamilton. GIRLS JV BASKETBALL First Row: Johnson, Winn, Woll, Hendrickson, Consalvi, Potter, Myers, Schneider, Ford. Second Row: Jensen, Brinton, Jarman, Bankes, Rich, Tyson, Doane, Walton, Lobb, Carins, Swisher, Reph, Hunter, Clifford, McLaughlin. BASKETBALL SCORES H. H. S. Opp. 36 WestChester.. 27 41 Radnor ...................21 59........Dobbins...................20 45 Episcopal Acad............13 79 Germantown Acad. 25 19 Norristown . 26 48 . Lower Merion 40 34 Chester................. .56 36 Ridley Township. 34 33........Abington..................24 58 Upper Darby 52 43 Cheltenham................35 37 Norristown................43 42 Lower Merion. 24 40. Chester...................43 37 Abington..................25 48........Cheltenham................35 40........Ridley Township.......... 32 46. Upper Darby...............29 WRESTLING SCORES H. H. S. 8 21 41 Lower Merion . . Norristown Opp. 42 23 11 25 Springfield 31 20 Upper Darby 36 BASKETBALL SCORES H. H. S. Opp. 18 . Lower Merion 24 25 . Merion Academy........23 26 ......Swarthmore............. 13 25 . . Chester 18 33........Ridley Township.........17 32. . . Lansdowne...........38 8........Radnor................ .26 22.......... Upper Darby..........30 24........Agnes Irwin.............18 112 VARSITY SWIMMING H.H.S. Opp. 67 Coatesville 12 41 Abington 31 37. Lower Merion 38 62 Frankford . .7 49 Upper Darby 26 52 Westtown. . . 23 62 Bartram . 4 53 Norristown 20 Front row: Williams, Mercer, C. Cookenbach, D. Campbell, Haines, Havener, Hilbert, Morgan, White. (Missing: Plank, Justin—Manager). vv , . Back Row: Larson, Sibson, J. Cookenbach, B. Campbell, Schofield Sharp, Ward, Hughes. Wilkin, Demmy, Loony, Phillips, Smallwood (Asst. Ch.), Flood, N. Jones, Manthorpe, Grove (Ch.). 1. 3rd 4th Team April . Lower Merion............ Swarthmore........... Springfield, Del. County . Abington.................... 3 THIRD AND FOURTH GIRLS LACROSSE TEAM First Row: Norman, Fyfe, Spangler, Harbison, Ellsworth, Baron, Hays, Walter, Richardson, Guen- ther. Second Row: List, McAllister, Ford, Krauss, Doherty, Terry, Martindale, Riddel, Haring Brooke, Workman. Third Row: Nicotera, Gordon, Pemmerich, Gibson, Todard, Z. Walter, McBeth, Dietr, Adams, Winkler, Brunner, Hicks, Ryan, Welker, Chapman, Hunter, Newton, Smith, Basile. 113 “ONWARD TO VICTORY” COLOR GUARD MAJORETTES First Row: Schoot, Wainer, Armstrong. Second Row: Left: Havener, Mahoney, March, Kenoyer. Right: Pickard, Potter. Caso, Cole. BOY CHEERLEADERS First Row: Wilson, McCandless, Polirhook. Second Row: P. Elder, Morrison, Manno, B. Elder. GIRL CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Foster, M. Collins, Toombs, Horton, Frazier. Back Row: Haines, Martindale, Wilkinson, J. Collins, Greenwood. 115 1957-58 SPORTS Touchdowns........ Yards Gained...... First Downs....... Total No. of points FOOTBALL Haverford .......... 20 ............ 1582 .............. 77 ............. 130 Opponents 0 1219 71 104 Longest pass completion: BOYER to HODGE 56 yds. Most times ball carried—HODGE—103 times Longest kick-off return—HODGE—25 yds. against Abington High net gain in a game—412 yds. against Abington Most points scored—56 points - HODGE Most touchdowns in one game—Chester game—Haverford 6 TDs SOCCER BUD WOOLLEY—C. F. Weisgerber Memorial Trophy, All-Suburban Soccer Team (first team). DICK BULGARELLI All-Suburban Soccer Team (first team). JOHN HOFFMAN - All-Suburban Soccer Team (honorable mention) TRACK Philadelphia Inquirer Indoor Relay Championship won by Haverford—■ Time 3:35.6. Mile Relay Team of Haverford broke Lower Merion relay record of 3:28.2, by running the mile in 3:25. PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER INDOOR RELAY CHAMPIONS Steward, Magargee, Howe, Hodge 116 HIGHLIGHTS CORNOG-MILNE TROPHY This All Sports trophy is presented by the Varsity Clubs of Haverford and Upper Darby in appreciation of the more than fifty years of service that Allison G. Cornog and Thomas Milne have devoted to high school athletics. The trophy will reside for one year in the school that accumulates the most points in boys and girls athletic com- petition between Haverford and Up- per Darby. Each sport carries a point value of one. SWIMMING Awards won in District I, P.I.A.A. Swim Meet, March 8, 1958 KAREN CAMPBELL—Silver (2nd) Medal—50 yd. backstroke,- silver medal—100 yd. medley relay. LINDA LEWIS, MARCIA TYLER, DOTTIE CHRISTMAN—Silver medals—100 yd. medley relay. LYNN POTTS, BETSY CAMPBELL, JOY CARLSON, DOTTIE CHRISTMAN—Bronze medals (3rd)—100 yd. Freestyle Relay. WRESTLING Most Valuable Senior....... Sealey Coachs' Award....... GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Highest team score by a Haverford Girls Team—94 points. Most points scored in one game by a Haverford girl ANN SAN- SENBACH —51. Most outstanding girl athlete— Girl contributing the most to basketball To b« filled in when awarded BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL AL KAEMMERLEN—UPPER DARBY NEWS All-Star Basketball Team (first team), MAIN LINE TIMES ALL-Star Basketball Team (first team), State All-Star Basketball Team (second team), Most Valuable Player Award 1957-1958, High scorer for season (581 points). DAN GEORGE -UPPER DARBY NEWS All-Star Basketball Team (second team), MAIN LINE TIMES All-Star Basketball Team (second team), Manoa A.A. Trophy. JACK JUENGER UPPER DARBY NEWS All-Star Basketball Team (honorable mention), MAIN LINE TIMES All-Star Basketball Team (honorable mention), Optimist Award for most-improved player. Trophies—DISTRICT I EASTERN REGIONAL P.I.A.A. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 117 SHdV'HDOJLflV AUTOGRAPHS APPRECIATION Mr. Livingston and the Class of 1958 wish to express their appreciation to the follow- ing who helped them produce this yearbook. Mr. Gerald C. Harter, our photographer. 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