Interboro High School - Buccaneer Trail Yearbook (Prospect Park, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

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Qfeuolden, 77em4qZwmdcz I 956 fig!! f' f g, ja if fl NS ' f - ' Y fx W ff Q L '! 3' fy ' Vi 4 v Rx Y J . + Vw 1 b X W I '- 7 MU T th OTQUJOYG . lounture created a new fugure un the annuals of Glen Nor an Prospect Park Hugh Schools THE BUCCANEER Who sauls toward hus obuectuve unafraud to protect hus communuty and home land agaunst all who threaten Hus stout shup Jounture has educatuon as a fugurehead hus full souls belly wuth the propellung force of knowledge hus gun batterues are loaded wuth determunatuon o cu thousand munds hus sealed orders wull carry hus actuvutues over the seven seas hus sturdy crew us experuenced unthe promotuon of the best un educatuonal procedure and hus steers man us sensutuve to the vagarues and dangers of cross currents and shuftung wunds Hus foray unto the competutuve seas of scholarshup wull be successful for as a self contauned Buccaneer he fears no opponent nor does he falter un hus determunatuon to make hus plan of actuon a successful one Wuth husmussuon accomplushed he does not luke a Freebooter bury hus treasure He returns to hus homeland and uses hus hard earned gauns un the promotuon of a better way of lufe un the natuon and communuty whuch sponsored hum Thus log of hus adventures unto the seas of learnung durung the current year shows hum to be a gentlemen and a scholar as much at home un the drawung room or at the feast or un verbal debate or un the musuc hall as he us a man to be reckoned wuth on the fueld of combat We present hus log un thus annual THE BUCCANEER TRAIL Hus adventures are sometumes read un the boulung wake of hus shup other tumes they follow h s foot prunts as he seeks out opposutuon and masters ut wherever he funds ut Thus us the story of hus l955 T956 Foray A man of udeals a leader of courage and skull a maruner who can rude out the storms a fughter who accepts no defeat Thus us THE INTERBORO BUCCANEER 1-:Q -1 gf X f-- X ' l . . . . d . iili . . . . . . . . . . U . I, . . . . . I . . . . . . . F r . . . . . . . . 1 r . . . . . . . I - . . . . . . . ' - . . . . . . . I I . . . . . . . . . . I I r ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 I . . . . . I I I . . . . . --H ,,-- . . . . . . . . . I l ' . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . I 1 I . . . W the class of T956 dedlcate our yearbook The Buccaneer Tranl f our semor advasors Mr Geno and Mnss Fehl and to our yearbook sponsor Thompson ..-fm'-P CNW fm -'S V- N-. af' Q s 'MW NM JJM W in MISS HELEN E FEHL To you Mlss Fehl we wmh to express our grateful appreclauon for your contlnuous encouragement and sound advrce also for the deep understandmg and untlrrng mterest that was shown to each and every member of our class MR. FRANK A GENO To you Mr Geno we wish to express our grateful appreciation for the contrlbu tions you have made to the welfare of our class and school We are especially grate ful for your guidance and undying interest ln our class. S Q R X NX K 3 MR ALBERT R. THOMPSON To you Mr Thompson we cannot be gin to express our thanks and appreciation for all the hard work and contnbutlons that you have given to this our yearbook and to us, the seniors. I I ' Il ' I . el . I . I II O , . , , Mr . C 1 ' ', ' A J' - 1 ? if T ' .T if-f, fi' at -A ' fic - A ' ,- 2 ,. 'Y -ut' .P lx , , ,Q A. , t Ly. . 3.1,-Ir.. . I V lei' A 3 'P ' '. f'a' Y' A. ' 1'-K , if- - W r X , so T 4 . C o g g ' ' ' - r n -ul-in M Jef. f Zmtawcuna lmmcd ide Zaayloaf In this year of confusion there was one place where everyone was working That was the Yearbook Stott Almost any evening they could be found worklngdlllgently in room 8 A bigger and better book was planned which would consist of approximately 170 pages compared to the usual TOO The seniors were p r e s e n t e d yearbooks with padded covers a privilege granted only to the seniors Photos covered every phase of our colorful hugh school days and each class recelveda write up The co editors of the Buc caneer Trail were Beverly White and Bob Kewley who both played an Important part In the planning and splendid guidance helped us over the rough spots and without them this publ u cation wouldnothavebeen possible The class histories articles and all other write ups were drawn up by the literary editors Sheila Knoll and Mary Marryott whle acvwmen cxi ' ll 'mt ll T T . . . . . J, Y . . ' I X .- . . I I x' ' ,...., ' . -' - - T, -1- 1 , A - F- KK . . .yn , ug at - ' '- 'L 'IQ V ' 41-lug e -' , g . T . ll ink, l Il I . f . supervision of our yearbook. Their . C ' . I I I I I I . - I I ,. .. , YSL ' 1 l .I - l Q Af L Q - 'M , . V fi .,1 X l Our business managers, Sandy Davis and Ruth Norton, kept the books straight, especially when Eddie Bauer, Bob Martin, and Naz Fiorivanti of the advertising staff, brought in the all-important ads. Without the fine art work of Audrey Showell and Roger Hopkins, the yearbook would have been nothing. They spent many hours creating the different artistic effects throughout the book. Zena on Made aww . . V 39 ,L ,S - The efficient photographic staff consisting of Tom Johnson and John Barton, A - Wig could be found anytime during the school year, snapping pictures ofthe various activities. X 'L Many thanks are given to Susie Patterson, for the continuous stream of dollars L contributed y the patrons. The job of selling our fine yearbook was given to Dick Hill and Grace Wright who did a commend- able iob, Finally we come to the typistsp Peggy Gorman, Lorene McFalls, Lorraine Eisenhower, Mary Jane Sullivan, Shirley Beckett, Thelma Hagerman, and Nancy Wilson. These girls gave much of their time in typing the articles necessary for all deadlines. Of course, we couldn't forget our class editors Earl Glenn and Carol Knepp. They were responsible for the write ups beneath the senior pictures. Now that the staff has been presented to you, we hope that you will agree that our time and work has not been wasted as we present to you our yearbook, Buccaneer Trail . EDITORS-IN-CHIEF R. Kewlcy B. White LITERARY STAFF S. Knoll, Editor C. Kiescl I. Pugh C. Miles I. Snyder J. Cochran D. Perkins M. Armstrong C. Torricellas T. Outt K. Whitt' M. Roop G. ,Ienercttc E. Ligi L. Haddcn M. Maryott ,..60td0Zf46dal6'Ld0'Ld6'B4 TYPING STA FE P. Gorn1.tn, Editor L. Mclitlls, Editor B. Kuiniudy lxl. 'l'innt'y 5. BL't'Rt'II l.. liisuriliowur M. Sullivan 'l'. llagt-rinan N. Wilson ll. lxlt'F.rddcn L. iNlt'At'dlC IJ. Jackson P. Dent M. Sly C. Kinch D. Englc J. Sh.tdc D. Davis ART STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF SALES STAFF BUSINESS EDITOR B. Hopkins, Editor I. Barton, Editor R. Hill, Editor S. Davis A. Showcll, Editor T. Johnson, Editor G. Wright, Editor I, Phillips D. Rhodes L, Palmer ADVERTISING EDITORS I. McCall R. Hess P. Casner E. Baucr W. Wuichclt J. Marshall M. Linde R. Martin E. llcrbt-rt E, Ligi H. Spain P. Czisncr C. Brcndluy F. Brown A. Hodgins N. Nelson E. Zinn E. Irving SENIOR EDITORS R. Iidtniston A. Paullin F. Icffcrson C. Kncpp D. Canady B, Van Wyk B. German li. Glcnn R. Fassler PATRON EDITOR SPORTS EDITORS C, Patterson A. Waite C. Davis K5 AE' ah 7 fy? Amcmzwm 'ft W 'SPY f 1, '-5 4 - - XWWWXW WN A J - N up ' ff-5 My f V ff' 'A' :IP ,X 7 , Hx , -- A F S Vx ,f fZf' M ' X ,,,., ff,f X' ,nl- 74e 7nte'zZofza 'Ecco ocmeefz A saIlIng craft IIves and moves In Wlnd and tnde Home port IS the uItImate oblectlve ofevery skIpper Where are you headed and what IS behInd the work of your school are the questIons most frequentlydlrect ed at me My answerand your chal Ienge brlefly IS as follows A hIgh standard of Scholarshlp A mastery of tool sublects The development of selfcontrol and wIII power To have the proper respect for truth and fact To realnze the Importance ofassum Ing responsIbIIIty and of keeplng promlses and commatments To develop tolerance toward other people To have a wIIIIngness to work and gIve honest days work to your em ployer To learn the Importance of not QIV Ing up In splte of temporary dns appolntments Learn, accept, adopt these slmple baslc pr I nc I p les of IIvIng, and your voyage through IIfe wIII be a successful, happy, fruitful ad- V6 I'1I'U fe RUSSELL L WILLIAMS Supervismg PFIDCIPGI lnterboro School System Members of the Class of I956 To each of you IS offered the specIaI prIvIlege of belng a member of the fIrst class to graduate from the lnterboro Hlgh School The past year has been a umque one The lessons you recelved In co operatuon can never be experuenced by another lnterboro group Fortunately you have been pro vrded wIth a sturdy shIp for yourgreat Iourney across the sea of IIfe As you go forth may you dIrect It Into the Wlnd rather than be satIsfIed have It drIft wIth the tlde May the fol IowI ng Iewels of wIsdom taken from the world s greatest book be a remlnder of your stay at lnterboro Happy IS the manwho flndS wIsdom and the man who gets understandmg for the gam from It IS bet ter than galn from sIIver and IIS proflt better than go d RUSSELL E BAMBERGER ASSISIGDI SupervIsIng PrIncIpaI lnterboro School System As you go forth from thIs your hIgh school experlence Into whatever the future may hold do not lose sIght of the alms ob ectIves and Ideals of a full Ife Too often we do not exert the Influence of Ieadershlp but followthe crowd We are oft tImes too easIIy Influenced by the thInkIng of others rather than by our own self dnrected thought Lufe today has become cen tered about maternal Items success popularlty and pow- er Many thIngs have turned us away from the Ideal of per fectuon In accompllshments Let us remember that the best that has been sald and done In the past should not be valued as an end wIthIn It self but as a tool to dlrect us In the development of the future It should be remembered To travel hopefully IS a bet ter thIng than to arrrve and the true success IS to labour Henry Thoreau EDWARD V TO PPI NG PrI nc Ipa I lnterboro H Igh School ' I I ' I I . I I r ' 1 I if . . . . . I I ll I . Il ' ' ' , I . ll Il - , I . ' . ll ' I . I . : - . . r .H . . . . to . . . . - I I O I 0 l ' ' -- - ' ca . I . X-, 1 ' ' .. I . . . I . I ll 8 on fn mid he Spamaza INTER BORO SCHOOL BOARD President. . . Vrce Presrdent . Secretary. . . Treasurer . Reverend J, Stuart Dxckson Mr. A Wrllram Le Van Mrs. Margaret Marnn Mr. Charles W. Nuff Mr. Byron Warner Mr. Davrd Thomas, Ir Mr. Eugene Cochrane Mr. John Founds Mr. Paul Henry . . . Mr. T. Irving Howe I . . . Mr. Charles B. Moore , . . Mr. H. Warner Grant, Jr. . . Mr. Robert B. Neave l Mr. Roger Willrams N Mr. Ralph Rogers Mr. Richard P. Clark l Gertrude W. Langton Mrs Mr. John Lrppart Mr. James H. Mrller, Ir. Mr. Carrell I. Rainey Mr. Frank Witmer Mr. Ralph L. Lindemuth SCHOOL BOARD These public spirited citizens have launched the good ship Jointure , and are giving without stint of their time, energy and experience in the promotion of the Bucconeer'S venture into uncharted waters 9 4 X H r X X K X I t A X S E 5 l X N: .t x l r , 5 I i 1 i f 1 . .r JA GREENBERG MR. FRANK A. GENO 515 Alexander Avenue Drexel Hill, Pa. American History State Teachers' College Lock Haven, Pa., B.S. MRS. BEATRICE S. GRAEF 164 W. Baltimore Avenue Lansdowne, Pa. Guidance, Counseling Ursinus College Collegeville, Pa., B.A. University of Penna. Phila. , M.S. mzdaaayvwpoaze ag duty MRS. LOIS L. GRAHAM 729 Hillside Drive West Chester, Pa. English State Teachers' College West Chester, Pa.,B.S. Deceased MRS. GERTRUDE E. HUTCHINS IO Martin Drive Lansdowne, Pa. Al ebra Solid Geom- etigy, General Math. Trigonometry Grove City College Grove City Pa B A Temple University Pha MS MR. SOLOMON 43 Strathmore Road Havertown, Pa. Physics, Chemistry University of Penna. Phila. , B. S. MR. L STANLEY LANDIS 221 So. Bullens Lane Woodlyn, Pa. Mechanical Drawing Shop State Teachers ' College Millersville, Pa. , B.S. l MISS MILDRED H. HART 911 Agnes Avenue Rutledge, Pa. Librarian State Teachers' College Indiana, Pa. , B.S. H. Ec. 5 Drexel Institute of Technology,Phila., B. S. Lib. MISS CONSTANCE J. LEBISCHAK 1242 Clover Lane Chester, Pa. English State Teachers' College West Chester, Pa. , B.S. Y .7 , - . fo Nl ev'-1-nw, MRS. IDA s. HEWETT MR. RUSSELL H. RD ffl. Swedesboro, NJ. HILLEGASS, JR. Bookkeeping, Ty ping Business Training II3 High Street Sharon Hill, Pa. Consumer Education Math. Survey, Plane Geom Temple University etry, Practical Math. MISS HELEN L. LERCH B 310 Stonehurst Apts. Upper Darby, Pa. Art Penn State University University Park, Pa. , B.S. State Teachers' College Millersville, Pa. , B.S. Temple University Phila. , M. S. MISS DOROTHY M. MONTEITH 4 E. Oak Lane Glenolden, Pa. Secretary Glen-Nor High School A IX MR. MARLIN R. 0'NEAL 643 16th Avenue Prospect Park, Pa. Music Supervision Instrumental Instruction Lebanon Valley College Annville, Pa. , B.S. MRS. ELIZABETH D. STEWART 1183 E. Ninth Street Eddystone, Pa. Sec'y. to Asst. Supv. Principal Taylor Business School Phila. VN. 'SF I 5? yt. K MISS PATRICIA A. PENCE MR. ROBERT L. REGESTER Apt 9-D, Wissahickon Apts. Schuyler Avenue, Phila. ,Pa. Health, Physical Education State Teachers' College West Chester, Pa. , B.S. MR. DONALD F. STUREY 1342 No. Front Street Reading, Pa. Driver Education State Teachers' College West Chester, Pa., B.S. 223 Meredith Street Kennet Square, Pa. French, English State Teachers' College West Chester, Pa. , B.S. MISS MARGARET M. SULLIVAN 4031 Ellendale Road Drexel Hill, Pa. Biology, Physical Science World History Rosemont College Rosemont, Pa.. B.A. ,..7o mai 4421 .J-1 if .XF MRS. DOROTHY M. RENNARD 156 Morton Road Springfield, Pa. Shorthand, Secretarial Practice, Typing Taylor School, Phila. Temple University, Phila. MR. ALBERT R. THOMPSON RD ffl, Quakertown, Pa. Problems of American Democracy Ursinus College Collegeville, Pa. , B.A. Temple University Phila. , M. Ed. nvauf MR. WILLIAM WOLPERT II5 Russell Street Ridley Park, Pa. :lg s. l N nl QX is lsr X xi -xg MR. RAYMOND F. SPAFFORD 1342 No. Front Street Reading, Pa. World Geography World History State Teachers' College West Chester, Pa. , B. S. MISS GRACE L. WOLFENDEN 1346 Wycombe Avenue Darby, Pa. French, Spanish Wheaton College Wheaton, Ill., B.A. Penn State University University Park, Pa. M. A. CAFETERIA LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs. Hinton Mrs. Hille English Mrs. Larkin State Teachers' Mrs. Cockerill College Mrs. Boyd West Chester, Pa.,B. S. Mrs. Kirchdoerfer NLF Q- --xm w 'J NX 562 1,1 2 ,JM 1 .. fi 'E-.TL 'B min' X ' N 'L X ff ' Vi fzx '- 5 ' -- TX 0 A X ' I , L Uffml x .Z.T,.f Q , 7'-I ! ..z.'M :4 ,A XXX N . , Q -4, ' yi I , ..,,,A,.m. 2, , I ff w I N 5 N TT 4 ammandlqleadeze Nt 15, ,, Iohn Barton, Judy McClellan, Lorene McFa1ls, Ronald Hess Zo wie! ah ' adcdwze 'QM-Sized, Mr. Frank Geno, Miss Helen Fehl First row: C. Davis, J. McClellan, R. Fassler, R. Martin, E. Ligi. Second row: J. Pugh, S. Knoll, L. Viloski, B. Van Wyk, L. McFalls Third row: W. Weichelt, L. Hadden, S. Patterson, R. Hill. Fourth row: I. Barton, R. Hess, M. J. Sullivan, F. Brown, P. Casner BARBARA ANN AMBLER Commerclal 'Barb 832 Ntnth Avenue Prospect Park 7 ' Pros Pa I-lr I The Buccaneer 4 Clubs Home Ec 1 2 4 Bowlrng 3 Student Government I Chorus I Buccaneer Trarl Staff4 Oh to be an aurlrne hostess! favorrte pastrme berng wrth Johnny Oh yea l Rrdley Townshtp fan loves drrvrng and bowlrng math class wh1z?? Anyone want a rrde home P ardent sororrty attender greatest need money and a car always seen wtth Johnny can be seen wtrh Grace and Carol buys shoes lrke crazy rrdes rn a 55 De Soto those stuck up people loves przza and bowl mg endless Jokes future offrce worker THOMAS ELWOOD ANDERSON Commerctal Andy IO4 Harrrson Avenue Norwood Bowlmg Club Future Bell Telephone employee money?? that corn col lecrronl sleeps ttll 3 I2??? Bob s other hald sharp dresser C., smooth dancer brown wavy hatr hates gtrls?? one of Mr Storey s protegees ardent bow tte fan mce personaltty qutet unttl known always knows what ts gotng on tn P O D often seen wtth Shtrley tn the Drrvers Ed car wants to be an offtce worker good natured unttl aroused does he ltke to rype?I frequentvrsttor tothe Norwood hbrary studtous Mr Thompson s MARIE MARGARET ARMSTRONG Academic Ree 908 Amosland Road Prospect Park Y Bowlrng 2 3 Varstty 4 Class Executtve Board 3 Student Govern ment 4 Buccaneer Tratl Staff Ltterary 4 Collector of Brlls Any letters for me Mom 7 future nurse Marte wrrte some artlcles for me 1 dependable letter wrxt er French student loves to bowl taxr wants to marry a doc tor absentee manager curly harr oh that laugh! ll M Thompson s petr? ll good classmate I ll do rt durtng lunch perrod quret rn P O D P outsrde rnterests frtend never says much tn class! ltkes to drrve ntce smtle bowler Patterson s frtend 5 JAY SHERWOOD BART ON Academtc too S Chester Ptke Glenolden Strapper Football Mgr I 2 3 Baseball Mgr I Basketballwlgr r 2 3 Pretty eyes loves The Old Lady 2 never worry never fear for Strapper Jay rs always near wants to own a mlm lrkes drxvrng a car wrrh a dame next to htm cars corns stamps and records are hrs hobbtes plans to work at automotrve marntenance drags rn a sharp Pontrac father of the name F1F1 Please, Mtss Shreffler ll fnend to all George s srde luck another one of Mr Thompson s frrends hard worker easy going grrls grrls grrls and more grrls 15 Z O1 X gi, 'Q ff I. lfx f-. ' 'Ik w .Q - V 1 , x it-At: Hockey Mgr. 1,2,3,4g Pros-Pa-Hi 1,25 Clubs: Librar 1, P' .3 , . ' ' 2. . : - X' ,D ati n n I ' f 'sl . P 'f M - -- D -- - J ,,- X xi - ,, . . . ., - - . - lf, p 4 - . - ' - - .I X. .- - - - '- - ,, ' f an 1 - - f- v - - x rl JOHN WILLIAM BARTON Academlc Beevo 611 Mohawk Avenue Norwood Basketball 2 Student Government 2 Treasurer 3 Class Presldent 2 3 4 tronal Honor Soclety I 2 3 4 Oh to pass solrd I Mazette anyone want to watch hockey pract1ce2I ture chemrcal engmeer loads of personalrty Boy of the Month pleasantness 1n a package basketball fan greatest need money worker at hot dog stand gray 51 Plymouth trres plumbrng rn spare time always has a smrle frrend to every one shy Pl usually can be found wrth Jake and Eddre pet peeve homeworkl I ardent admrrer of Sherla famrlrar frgure In our halls 'N X EDWARDC BAUER JR. Academlc Eddlg 517 Urban Avenue Glenolden 1' BasketbaIlr234 Band1234 SwmgBandr234 Chorusl 2 3 Buccaneer Trarl Ad Mgr 4 Class Play4 Future engrneer watch out for fallrng brrdges Il musrc, musrc mustc I last of the Marhnarres Snafu I can t go I Howard Carroll fhow drd he EVER learn hrs l1nes?IJ loads of fur to be wlth whrz tn class wonderful accordranrst greatest need money always seen wrth lake and John neat basketball player Camp Hrlltop when does he frnd trme to do hrs homework does he?I I Gtve me any Instrument I ll play rt SHIRLEY ANN BECKETT Commercr al Slurl 217 W South Avenue Glenolden Hockey 3 Basketball I Glee Club I 3 Indranettes 2 3 Buccaneer Tratl Staff 4 Future desxgner or Wave lrkes navy blue what s so rnterest Ing rn Phrladelphra? what went on at Ruth s slumber party? great arrplane fan keen personalrty always the lrfe of the party greatest need money pet peeve not enough boys favorrte sayrn Oh Chrrstmas blushes when the name Gene IS men tione future Flonda resrdent never seen wrthout erther Lorene or Mary Jane always on a dret ll sharp dresser has a favorrte song for every occasron I I terrific horseback rrder even though she and the horse don't agree on the drrectron sweet smrle pretty eyes ROBERT ALLEN BEVAN General Splder 205 West Garfield Avenue Norwood V1sualEducat1on I 2 3 4 Rrlle 2 3 Baseball r Secret destre be a captaln pet peeve guys passmg on the rrght favonte sayrng You re all r1ght greatest need new boat favorlte pastrme Norwood Frre Co hobby loafrng future occupatlon Merchant Marrnes drsc Jockey of frre house dances never rn class busrness man rn Norwood dnves ahot blue Dodge on one wheel around corners one of the Three.Musketeers sharp dresser cute smrle sprns platters at Interboro dances ardent comb carrrer one of the General clowns weed hend Dtngle s other half seldom seen wrth a glrl Flonda bound I 1 6 , ,4 V- N U I' . : ' , , g Na- , ' 'I ' ' ' -Fu- I W 2 f 6 ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 . 1 , Q I . 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' 1 ' N RICHARD ARTHUR BLACK General BIKCRIC 730 10th Avenue Prospect Park Q Q Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 2 3 4 Gum chewer athlete Atlas bulld Nancy longs for a car future auto mechamc Hey N c I loves P O D class?? secretly desrres to play pro bas ketball races wrth the late bell extra pomt krcker resembles Tab Hunter srnger brg eater lrkes Engltsh class always gettxng 1nto trouble Am I eltgr ble thrs srx weeks 2 can always be found rn the VICIDIIY of 13th Avenue Ladres man Frtday nrghts wlth the boys ll CHARI ES BRl:NDLEY 3rd XCZILILIIIIC CIIICR 6 o Delaware Avenue Norwood Footblll I Class Sergeant at Arms 3 4 Buccaneer Trarl Art Staff 4 Works hard for a good burld neat dancer plays the f1eld w1th the glrls yeirnstohe llke Charles Atlas H1 Daddeo +5 Done your Fspanol lrkes muslc and troplcal ftsh cool cat future xrtrst N medty I ll wm the Mr Amertca t1tle youll se I Cee those Jaguar s are really neat hobby model burldmg real gone SIIIIIC usually seen wtth the Welcome Ave 1. nue gang Acadernrc Ollte 4 I1 Glenolden Avenue Glenolden Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 3 Baseball I Semor Con ress T So whats tbts about lull Power I hot Packard goes steady found a frrend III Phys1cs?? Often seen at Drlve In w1th Jane How about that l future gym teacher frrst end on the f1eld oh those W1'CSI11I1g matches fI'lCllLi to all who know htm New Years Eve partres mechanrcal drawmg bull sesslons parks on Boon Avenue Saturday HILJIIS Oh that long summer BOORICS pal? never walls home alone patromzes Magens I don t know n1ce personallty What dld I do now P cur ta1n puller at Senlor Play WAYNE EDWARD BROWN Academtc ake IW3 W Wlnona Avenue Norwood Basketball 9 IO II I2 Student Government II Band 9 IO rr I2 Swmg Band II I2 Yearbook Ad Collector Future bang bang Cuts up Tom our boy Hey ah! Tom Gola on the court careful duvet lrkes egg nog often seen wtth Gene Krupa secret desrre dunk the ball future occupat1on Ptlot Want to hear a good one? llkes sheet metal layouts one of the bench warmers fat dancesj easy method Ace mem ber of the bachelor club 21 wrshes he could talk ltke an Lnglxsh teacher has a mysterlous female admtrer at basketball games loves to cut up grrls x v 1 I 2 1 n 1 I r 1 D A ' ' ' , i ' . . . ' ' ' ' '7 x 5 5 ' ' 1 Q 4 1 1 ., 1 I, . . . - - N ,fp 1'- .'o't '. ' ' ' ' ,S- C.. -HY , . ,. - z I - A 2 - - - , , - - . - 0 A- 1 ' H X FRANK JOSEPH BROWN 4 s . x 2 h. ' w . ' - xv , . , . . . . , B 4- 4 f I . HJ Xu Q., M - - . - . - - . - . 1: to I - - . - - I- A ., 17 D01 ORLS CANIADY General DCC Knowles Avenue and Mac Dade Blv d Glenolden Chorus 2 3 4 lndianettes 2 3 Basketball 2 1 3 Dutch Makes tasty hamburgers hates subways singer rubber hips ll Oh you big fruit I one of the Shack gang Beta Slgflla Omrcron earrings natural curly hair Llttle Red Rrding llood Miss Lerch s petll thousands of freckles nice warm house ll especially likes Driver s framing Art Scholar ship recipient boy troubles ' I drags Ill a hot Jeep Who spllled the perfume on Mr Hrllegass desk? seen riding in a pink and wlnte Ford LILLIAN MAY CARTER Commercial i 716 Chester Pike Prospect Park Chorus 1 Clubs Lrbrary I Dramatlc 2 Baton 3 Color Cuard 4 Buccaneer 4 Sales Staff Black lord convertible ardent hot dog seller Wanted more time to be with Ray chatterbox math whiz twin sister and brother never walks to school Jitterbugging white house on thc hill Tunnisons clerical practice days pals around with hair loves gym classes The Rayworth Family P O D tests one of our color guards does homework faithfully Miss Pence bure DONALD ROBERT CASNER General Oget 541 Eleventh Avenue 'V' Prospect Park Football 2 Baseball 2 Band2 Clubs Bowling 2 Rifle 2 Model I Wa' Oget Tom s Pal secret desrre to own General Motors The Barn steers clear of Itchy Engineer The Trapper trains pet peeve girls who think they are t Idon t play those silly games goes duck hunting before school drops a transmission per week frfty bucks worth of real car soda Jerk SCAB Hey Tom hit me with a pass shot one game warden He Yah hot shot brain in consumer Ed me and Itchy are Just like this PAUL G CASNER IR. Academic Paul 5: N 564 Mohawk Avenue X Norwood Q, Visual Education I 2 3 4 Football I 2 Say I d sure l1ke to operate a harem loves P O D or 15 it the teacher? Now there you bo I pet peeve school Who wants to argue future elec trical engineer drives a crazy Stude Frreman I l Mr Greenberg s friend easy going krd crazy man crazy grrl shy Nat Guard fan I Dictator over Saturday Matrnee goes crazy with a hammer Lebby s Pet fast talker pretty eyes always seen with Don 1n1t1aled ring always ready for a drag Did you say you sk ped P O D Pll 18 , , v Y -. . : ' k. : D . e . - . 1 . . - . , - - . - . . . , , . . - - . , - , ', , . 3 . . . ' tv , , ' Lu '. ' , ' G . ,A : 2 ' . ' -. 9 f : 1 I i' . . 5 1 ' lf 3 ' : ' - 4 1 - . . I - I . - . , .li Ambler - future housewife - spit curls - kid sister Rose - short fr K 4 4 Q . . . . . . ,. .. - . - - - , , , ,, - Y . - - - ., , . - .. - -'L as ' U 1 F, N t 3 I , A . . . 'X 1'-r 9 l 1 0 X A - l ,. . A ., , . . , Q ., , 1 - z - ., ., - - . . x - . 1 . - , , - f . . - - . - . . - . L, . - . - , - - - ip . . BARBARA I CLINE Commercral Bdrbs 320 Park Avenue Norwood I x S MaJorette 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Indranettes 2 Nrcm. to know ltkes gym elass?? 8 oo praettces hates bumble bees tuna f1ShhO3g1CS longs to own a car letter wr1ter one of the Shack gang mem ber of the Beta Srgma Omrcron thrnks Jerry rs tops summers at Avalonll Okey dokey would l1ke to marry the emperor bookkeepmg whrz races wrth the late bell Oh for a fIve day weekend Where s the party? Llfe guard Jacket eats IH class New York trrp I I lrkes to eat french frres JEAN BERNADETTE COCHRAN Acadenuc ean 816 Washrngton Avenue Prospect Park Hockeyl 2 3 Basketballr 2 3 4 Pros Pa H1 2 3 Maror ette 2 3 4 Clubs Typmg 2 3 Tumblrng I Gxrls VarsIty2 3 4 Buccaneer Tra1l Staff 4 Ardent La Salle fan frrst of the three Musketeers Ocean Crty enthusrast never gets the car moodyu Nrce Make out has adopted a brother Im srck gllllllli. a Kleenex Jean Mayorette Kay s pal on Thursday HAROID JOHN COLE Cornmcrelal Jack 19 Ctnter Avenue .pf I Football I 2 aptarn 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Tfackl 2 Baseball 3 4 Class Presrdent I Clubs Varslty 2 3 4 Chess 2 X Tunrbhng I 6' Up state accent athletrc one of the Barn boys Hey Jrm needs a car say water future busrness executrve ll Import from Essrngton hates shorthand secret destre tn go to the Olympres Holy Cross Boer Manne Reserves track star needs a collepe tducatron crewcut shy??P teaser that grrn wom an troubles dry sense of humor only boy In class pool shark always eatrng MARY ELIZABETH CORNER Commerclal u 129 N Wells Avenue Glenolden Student Counc1l4 Cheerleader I Indtanettes 2 3 Hockey Mgr 2 One of our future secretarres knows everythrng that happens dtd you see It? takes her dog vrsrtrng I m hungry pretty eyes hobby dretrng always seen rn a grey Studebaker goes steady terrrfrc personahty home from Valley Forge on a flat tm. worrres about everythtng laughs constantly forever gorng shopprng often seen at the Drtve In wrrh Ray Tom and her dog Twrrp ltstens ro everybody s problems secret desrre to become an arrlrne stewardess 9 . HJ ,, u I fum!! Essington h Q 'X .-. C ' : . . . : . .31 t A , .. . - , . , . D RH - - . I u ,, . ,, A . - - X , 1 K . HP d.. 1 JAMES LOUIS COSTA General Cosmo Topper 523 - 13th Avenue Prospect Park 'Q' Auto Club ro II Chorus 9 Known by all cops Farmer pet peeve old men drrvrng new cars lover sarlor prefers double eagle wxggle trres scabs runs a super charger cars secret desrre to graduate never walks paper boy cool dresser? frequently attends dances runnrng laps around the track never takes gym never alone rn hrs car get me a drag never takes a book home Come on Mrss Lerch the bell rang harr cuts how drd you get those foot prrnts on your dashboard? Stone s pal drops transmrssron trrps to Maryland CAROL HELEN DAVIS Academrc 121 Llanwellyn Avenue Glenolden Rrfle Team 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Indranettes 2 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Buccaneer Trarl Staff Sports Edrtor 4 Scholarshrp Award 1 2 3 Hard worker for McCrory s why not? Ouchll Oh those crazy P J partres loves deep readrng have you heard of that forergn drsh? loves anythlng that has to do wrth Math! whrz rn Physrcs Member those gym classes?l long dark harr and blue eyes future Occupatronal Theraplst sharpshooter on rrfle team secret desrre to see the big w1de wonderful world brarn DONAID B DAVIS Academlc Don 8 East Oak Dr1ve Glenolden John Bartram Hrgh School Sports Commrrtee I 2 Class Play Casner s srdekrck sl1y?? Oh that grrn ll Mrss Lebrshack s pet frreman chemrstry student?? needs money summer school whrz usher at the Manor crewcut Swell hrture Bell Telephone worker homeroom 8 secretary and treasurer lnfe of partres rotate ll ash tray nrce dresser frx all man clown of Senror Play practrces doesn t do much for a hobby hangs around Arnolds Brg Boy catty pool shark Mr Cunnrng ham s Buddy?? Rrn Trn Trn fan Hrtch Hrker does he lrke math homework?? SANDRA LORRAINE DAVIS Academrc Sandy 4.4 N Llanwellyn Avenue Glenolden Student Councrl 2 Chorus I 2 3 4 Drstrrct Chorus 3 Crtrzenshrp Award 3 Indranettes 2 3 Scholarshrp Award I 2 3 Natl on al Honor Socrety I 2 3 4 F T A L1brar1an4 Buccaneer Trarl Busrness Mgr 4 it Future elementary school teacherl Oh those gym classes! famous for plards bound for Beaver secret desrre perfect test paper 1n Physrcs been gorng steady for ages Why ? Oh that votcel always gorng to Vermont educatronal at P J s rattles around wlth Barry rn hrs Chevrel rron vests pretty eyes com plete brarn ll easy to get along wlth how fast do those mrnutes go when you leave the Manor? Habla ud espanol ? 20 1 N ' C D ' ' r ' , : x 1,2, lnterboro High School: Stage Crew 4g Visual Education 4. PATRICIA DAWN DENT ComnIereIal Ives 221 Harrlson Avenue Norwood Chorus I 2 3 Typmg Club 3 Play I BulleII CIUZCHSIIIP Award 'Un Sharon H1115 loss IS Interboro s gam wlIere s my GIrl Scout sweater? Hey pangl Gotta Joke Boy am I starved Hey Patl How many ICC cream sand Y NVICIICS today? secret destre to have long fIngernaI1s greatest need dollars SSS lonb brown ha1r usually worn In ponytarl favorlte class Gym where does she get those Jokesll wI1l she ever stop eatmg? does she always smg IH Enghsh class? ROI SANULI DONAIDSON K eneral Blllllp 30 Hrbbs Avenue Glenolden Balld I 2 Chorus 2 Vrsual Educanon I 2 3 4 Future flftflldll f1'lL.lld to all WVIIO know hIm secret desIre to become a Ill1lllOIldIl'L always at the fIre house works at the Glenolden grammar school wears bIg black coat always ng glrny, IHS keys where s the fue? greatest need money fo 'ML ever SCLHWIIII Don Engle and Bob Beven one of the us ed boys - expressrve eyes Let s not get nasty now gIrls hIs telephone number IS FA 9 0578 does he make a mad dash to sehool?I mee dresser crew cut frequents the C and K hogre shop -exexfuf RAY DA VID EDMISTON 2 I 2 Welcome Avenue Norwood Football I 3 Basketball I Arr Club I He Ace II always seen mth Rod and CIIICR ll wIo was that glrl In Washrngton? llulI? Ere atest need a car cute k1d fun to be wIth loves to dabble NVIIII oIls future Arclnteet other half of the Mutt XL Jeff team! hates to get up In the mormng secret desIre to own a lodge lll IXIHIIIL Hey Rodl I ve got some fIreworks I QuIet? Gets a bIe banp out of col lecung stamps mee IIILIIQSS come ID sIIIall packages I I I never a dull moment w1tlI Il1m'l natural prlnl Math 'Survey fanl LORRAINE CONSTANCE EISENIIOWER Commercral Etsre I6 Rambler Road Glenolden Cheerleaderl 2 3 Co CaptaIn4 Basketball 2 3 4 Indranettes 'I 3 Sr Hockey Mgr 4 Glee Club 3 Belongs to the Beta Srgma OmIcron SOIOIIIY Roy Roy Roy I I I all nehty one of the Shack gang artIst lunch UIUC dancer fun to know always talk Ing on the phone yearns to have a drrver s IICLDSC Where s a party H115 week? natural curly hall' CPPJ future secretary to Rock Hudson hates homework Aunt Lorrarne I long walks to school DrIve In dates I I 21 . ,Hs ' I : ' - - u - 1 ' - l ' , V - A-,. .,- . - , . - .1 1. .- 2 - W .' . .- , I - x 5. Qu 1 ' 'H A I I , . 4 . . : . . . - - u 'x- - 'm ' - xA : Q I s 4 4 'A x- 'x- -V 1 s - . ' 1 . , - A 4 - v ' ' - . - - I A . h r I ' ' ' ' , , 4. - ,- ,IH . V .,-. . . - - 4 . Academic Ray .Z I . .. y' ,.- , ,. , -..l ' ' ' -,t- s Z .. . - . . . ,I ' ' - ' ,Z vs' ' w- . . . . ., . , ' - - I v - ' - ' ' y ' ,I - I I . . 4 - Y, -V A i . .. - ' : .,: ' ' -.: . . : 1 . i . , . - -,, .1 V., . . - , - . -, -,. . . ,. DONALD RALPH ENDRISS Academic Don IOI McKinley Avenue Norwood Visual Education 2,3g Stage Crew, Senior Class Play-Ticket Committee-Lb brary Club 4. GT J: t Well do you want? - gets shook up over solid theorems - Oh to get an A in A physics class - goof off in P. O.D. - wicked left hand in typing - where 's George? A xr one of Paul s conspirators what happened to Buster s silver nitrate?? aspiring to be a sane chemist drives a blue De Soto hopes to get a drivers license A mem ber of the debating team in mechanical drawing always has a sharp pencil Cynnie s pal Coach says so it s one of these Jobs? Persistent clock watcher when s the bell going to ring? DONALD EDWARD ENGEL Commercial Dingle 300 Welcome Avenue Norwood Rifle Team 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Visual Educationl 2 3 4 Wants to own a new convertible Fay pet peeve women drivers You re Right craek shot favorite pastime 502 Tat nall Avenue needs some money always seen at the fire house drives a 49 green Chevy with white side walls has a terrific excuse for getting out of classes hangs around with Spider and Donaldson Miss Wolfenden s pal eats at the Norwood Diner plays the drums cool eat well known around school sharp dresser has in interest in underclassmen Indranettes 2 3 BARBARA ANN FAROUHARSON Commercial Babs 127 North Llanwellyn Avenue Glenolden Basketball I lndianettes 2 3 Ain t that a shame' who s car IS in front of her house al most all the time? hobby collecting Manor movie ticket stubs pretty curly hair secret desire to manufacture barrels wants a new nickname Paul favorite pastime holding up the walls at the C and K lloagie Shop wants to be a future Jet ace after Lil Ohl those eyes' has a neat wardrobe who does she get those ticket stubs from? one of the commercials always seen around with L11 rather quiet shorthand I sophisticated who does she spend her time with? RUTH HELEN FASSLER Commercial FBSSIC 221 Urban Avenue Norwood Always laughing Shirley s and Mary s pal secret desire to marry a million aire Sure you did I ve gained a pound does Bob still work at the Drug Store? favorite pastime shopping with Shirley greatest need Bob great sewer future receptionist Oh that P J party quiet until known allergic to work Oh that bookkeeping! Who did her homework? pet peeve people who are late sense of humor Fire House dances great coffee maker sharp dresser always full of fun Lets have another partyl student congress ZZ I - I - - ., . . - ,, - . J - A . . : . . : . , . - . . ,.., . , A . . 1 - - - ' f' 1 x- su x S. - ' - 7 K . 1 I ,, ,, Y X 4 . . . - .. X I V . V It - . . . - ' I - ' , - X - - ' x ' 5 . . : . . ' -v ' I It 1 - - ' ' - - - X ' , . . , . - , , , - . I . . - - I U - . . I . . . - c - - a - , . . - - - . - ,, . .. - , , . NAZARENO FIORAVANTI General Naz 808 Ilth Avenue Prospect Park gs Basketballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 Varsrty Club 3 4 Buccaneer Trarl Ad Staff 4 You do card shark future shoemaker pet peeve 1S Vrnce longs for a car sharpshooter terrrfrc dancer Mr Storey s pet always smrhnb Mary s bn, brother mee dresser 1dOl1L6S Fl1p Hey Mac ladres man pln ball ma Ch1DC Ixhrz Przza lots of fun frrendly long walks to school champion smm mer?? New York tr1p ll Drrve In dates?? popular spaghettl eater found at the Shack Can I have the new car Pop I I reads letters from boardrng school mans a hot Bulck RUTH JOSEPHIINE GAMERSCHI AG Commercral Sl'Tl0l'glC 137 Elmwood Avenue Norwood 'vu lndranettes 2 3 Bowlrng Club I 'hw 'lcv' ARTHUR MODESTO GARZON Acadenuc Sage 328 Saude Avenue Esslngton Class Play 4 Clubs Model I Auto 2 Rlfle 3 Known as Sage to the Aeademrcs secret desrrc whrch IS no secret to own a g1lded Cadrllac Eldorado Cease Foot wants a car can be found always workrng on mechanrcal thmgs There has to be an excepuon to thrs rule Shade s srde krck funny that Oldsmobrle loves Enghsh class?? future Physlcxst Essrngton transplant Mr Hoffman the banker never walks drrver of a certarn 48 black Chevre Groan srngs whrle he works pet peeve people ROBERT EDWIN GERMAN General 0 301 Urban Avenue Norwood Football 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Bas ball 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Chorus 2 4 Has a future staked out rn BUSINESS Admlnrstratron oh the trme he spends rn Wrlmrngton wants to be pard what he s worthl good lookrng football hero hm a desperate need for bralns pet peeve loud rnouthed grrls easy gorng buz zard llkCS cars all around athlete oh those eyes! seems to be prrl shy why does he llke WlllTllDgIOIl? Daddeo Cerrny owns a speedy red convertrble Pretty ha1r dark eyes hopes some day to become a secre tary never seen wrthout Betty laura and Mary hates home work hopes to travel after gl'ildUal1OIl favorlte saylnp Ol I Sugar greatest need Don skatrng and d3llC1lll7 crazy about Rock n Roll Oh that shorthandl Can anybody type? lean t allergrc to any k1nd of work I m hungry Where s laura? favorlte class Wednesday 6th perxod fwork perrodj can t stop laughrng crazy red convertrble drrver I I 'SN S XX 2- g? gi-4: lunch tlmc dancer mee to be around plays the backfield some talker I I bas ketball fan bellows In chorus ' ,,.: .: ' .1 '. - db- 4' - I- .. - . , - I up , .Y px-. X -. .V ,. ' ., - .- - Y I . . , - , 1 , - .v ,yi ul - ' ' -'lf 'H-Iv I rv r H H t X .?:..,N 5-. . , ' X I I : : . .' . U , . ' -,, if . , . X I 1 - . - . - V.. X . - - , , ,r-ARK I .,Bb.. 6' .: ,.: C .: ..,: .. . . .. . - . 4 .8 . . Q . , - . - - -' - s.- ' -.1 - 1 Y' - ' A ' - v -2 . 1 u u' - Z3 DONALD EARL GIENN Academrc Ear loo W Glenolden Avenue T Q Glenolden Basketball I Senror Play 4 Buccaneer Tra1l Adv and Lrt Staffs 4 tl' f Wants to drrve lus own car pet peeve red heads Hates to be called Red Geez greatest need a grrl Oh those stock car races burlds model arrplanes Fly Boy future Aeronauucal Englneer Ivltss Carol s Resrdence? Lrghts Camera Actron Cool 54 Cadrllac Cowboy? I m not gettlng bald It s my natural harrlrne I I that summer at Sampson Rebel Wrthout A Cause Dutchy s Creme Isolated ID P O D Where s Ollrel plays a mean prano Boogre Woogre admrrer musrc musrc musrc MARGARET ANN GORMAN Commercral Peggy 762 Darby Cresent Prospect Park Hockey 2 3 Chorus 2 Buccaneer Trarl Typrng Edrtor 4 Sweet and saucy loves typrng Ohl that Englrsh I You re k1dd1ngI hopes to be a housewrfe lrkes fun pretty harr always smrlmg favorrte pastrme to be wrth George can t stop laughrng long enough to tell a Joke embarrassed easrly quret untrl known frrst Impressrons are decervmg frrend to all great peacemaker lover of horses hrllbrlly fan Oh those nrghts of House dances lost wrthout a fella a great servrce correspondent loves food great Jrtterbug When s our next vacatronr ALICE El ILABETH GRAFF General 643 Delaware Avenue 753 Norwood Wants to dnve a shrny new car one of the few general grrls Bullets greatest need a new wardrobe loads of shoes her fa' hobby rs baby srttrng what s rn Mrclugan, Alrcer future clerk typrst alohnny Carson fan drslrkes dorng homework talks a lot watches TV most of the trme quret but sweet srster trou bles eats a lot of Ice cream and pre loves chrcken Salad sand wrches P O D rs a bore llkes to rrde around In cars l1kCS real short hatr always scen w1th Carol and Marge MARISE ELIZABETH GRIFFITH Academlc Grrff 933 Irth Avenue Prospect Park Hockey I 2 3 Basketball I 2 3 Student Government 3 Pros Pa HI I 2 3 Clubs Tumblrng I Typrng 2 Grrls Varsrty 2 3 4 Scott's H1 Q 2 3 Class Pres Ident 3 Class Board of Dxrectors 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Color Guard I 2 3 Amerrcan Legron Award I I tell you pet peeve Dave Perkrns hm needs money and a car frrend to all favorrte pastrme ftllrng her hope chest Mrs Strllman l1fe of pa.rt1es tell me your troubles camprng trrps Oh! those Englrsh composmons I I I easy gorng Ill never telll says she gets a brg krck out of bemg orneryl busy gtrl I how she rolls her R's In Spamsh lrkes to have fun. . H In N R typing! - Mr. Thompson's right hand - seen at all Prospects' Fire HAI., 8 LEAH ELIZABETH ALICE HADDEN Commercral Mrckey 562 Tenth Avenue Prospect Park Hockey I Student Government 2 3 4 Pros Pa H1 Busrness Mgr 3 Typrng Edrtor 3 Chorus 3 4 Clubs Needlework I Typrng 2 Flag Twrrler 4 Buccaneer Typlst 4 Buccaneer Trall Typrng Staff 4 Oh those Jokes ll Jallle s pal loves converubles fespecrally red onesj well lrked always has a sm1le swrmmer ll greatest need fmgernaxls Wllllng worker blushes easlly future secretary qu1et??? neat Any calls for me Mom? stockcar races fan prano player summer worker Got a Joke! scads of Jewelry femrnlne rce skater Thrnk I w1ll ever get my lrcense? THELMA V HAGERMANN Commerclal H351-SY 151 Mohawk Avenue Norwood Hockey 2 Cheerleader I 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 lndranettesz Buccaneer Trarl Typrng Staff 4 Patronrzes the Slenderella Salon one of the Shack gang lrkes to dance thrnks Drck IS tops natural curly halr hates bugs Ersre s protege member of the Beta Srgma Omrcron so ror1ty 9 o clock phone calls calorle counter dark eyes lrked YP 8 crazy future secretary loves to have partres loves food Elrzabeth Taylor fan club presrdent hates to get up talks rn her W, sleep l l l LAURA ADELIA HARPER Commercral I37 Rrdgcway Avenue Norwood Indranettes 2 Everybody s friend Betty s partner who says she can t smb? admrrer of boys How s about secret destre take a trrp to Mars composer of Uncle Uncle Barney loves holdxng on to money well known at the Croove Ya wanta go to the moon? catches cold easrly Chrna Tovxm My Cluna Town loves hamburgers and m1lkshakes pet peeve women teachers a future secretary wrll always be funny lxked by all WILLIAM HARPSTER General 1 302 Anders Avenue Glenolden Baseball I 3 Secret desrre to have a m1l11on dollars pet peeve norsy guls you do? needs money cars ambrtlon to be a Captain rn the Forcrgn Legron blood brother to Purfleld rough wrestler neat harr w1th a Tom curl Joe and Ed s one of the hummersl What you got under the hood? feels at home rn detentron hall mrschrevous plays the f1eld Z5 - . . , - - - . . - - 1 . - , - . - - . N. by everyone - Don't bother me - drives a Ford - t in whiz?? ' - - t X Clk ' l.a La 1 6' r ' - w ' ' JOSEPH MARTIN HAUGLAND Cencral OC 328 Carre Avenue Essrngton Craft Club I 2 Rlfle Club 3 Pepbed pants wanted one rowboat to get to school secret desrre to one day own a yacht can t wart untll lunch I I I future barber seen wrth Nrck bleached crew cut speedy black Bulck Bug Off dtslrkes Consumers Ed class N' what a pun I I nrce dresser rnstrgator of the generals blrnky got a weedr? ctte I Pl class workerv? never carrres books home Hoagres for lunch w1ll XHQ chauffeur needs a car of hrs own glrl troubles hangs out at the Shack LLILABETH FANNING HERBERT Acadenuc rz 720 Nrnth Avenue Prospect Park Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 lwlayurettes 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Newspaper 2 3 4 Clubs Tumbltng I Bowlrng 2 Ty mg 3 Instrtutc Chorus I I really belreve ltl dreams of West Pomt always wlth Janet or Eleanor yearns for drrver s lrcense beautrful vorce summer trlps to Swarthmore future fashrcn deslgbner that long blond ha1rI I I I mayorette Aunt Llzzre troubles rn Chemrstry secret desrre to step on a full tube of toothpaste make up artrst dramattcs oh that walk I I I I a lrttle flrrtatron RONALD JAMES HESS General Yuk 99 Center Avenue Esslngton Football 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Class Presl dent 2 Vrce Presrdent 3 4 Clubs Varsrty 2 3 4 Huntlng and Frshmg 1 3 Rrfle 3 Qu1etI I He Yal future bartender loves to eat plays bas ketball rn spare trme needs a car rmport from Fssmgton Crew cut hates Consumers Ed class frrendly to all stays away from grrls Veep talkatrver? nrce lookrng plays base ball w1th Pep Boys dunng the summer secret desrre to play pro baseball Independent agreeable HOWARD RICHARD HILI Xcademrc Dutch loo S Elmwood Avenue Glenolden Nattonal Honor Socrety Treasurer I 2 3 4 Student Counc1l4 Senror Play 4 Buccaneer Trall Sales Mgr 4 Wants to own a nlce car hates red tape Honey needs a new Bermuda Bell lrkes to crurse around rn a blue Ford hunts a lot future englneer hangs out at The Glen basketball fan sells hot dogs hard workrng frrend to all Earls srde luck Want a r1deP brarnl pants wrth buckles drmples party boy grrls grrls grrls grrls and more grrls Physlcs clown Oh those solld proofs Oh that smrlel ,. HJ ,, YY - - 1 - I . - s - es ' ,I-I H- - - , I . ,x it ' - ,' ,- ' -- - . --I I I-- ' x - 1, - ,A - - , - - - - X . - 5 , - , - Y H X . HL, ,, E' - , , . . . . I . . n 3 I, X 1 a I 3 1 I - 4 . , . - . . - 4 I ' -' -7 ' 1,5 I by Y ' : . . . : . . : '- . . y , . . Iv - Iv- v - - - I b H H 4 Q . ' . . K 5 . I I ., I , n f I I at - . - I 1 v ' ' I ' ' - ' - ' - ' - ' - ' llll - ' h ' l n I l l. 1 I 1 ' ' ' ' 1 26 kg' CATHERINE ELIZABETH HUBER Commerclal Cathy 730 16th Avenue Prospect Park lert Nlce male Oull pente ftghter needs mone ltkes horseback rtdtng L, gpler Perk s car broke down good dancer shorthand whtz Ohl that walk harr problems gum chtwer future housewtfe woman dr1ver?? cute always seems happy We had a ftehtl problems pretzels full of fun pet peeve homework' seen wrth lorrtarne blondre member New Year s hte? late telephone calls ltttle stster loves clothes Hoagte lower e SH IRLEY ELLEN HUG HES General 2 I 2 Urban Avenue Norwood Bowhng Club I Indranettes 2 3 Would llke to play Allan at pool and wtlll P J party fan helps Ruth make coffee great mrxer? lets have a party at your house one of the night watch where s my nng? wtnd blown beauty How about another cherry please? pals around wrth Ruth and Jackte what happened on the road to Valley forge? frtend to all always smtltng what a wardrobell keepsaparty gomg Watt ll I tell you 1 terrtfrc drtver never has enough ttme always busy greatest secret destre a trtp to Hawan loves ttgers cats bears and Allan ARDEN LEE HODG INS Academic Art 928 Chester Pike Prospect Park Rldley Townslnp Hrgh School Spellrng Award 3 Art Award 3 Rrfle Club 3 Reds quret golf caddy hovs to become one of THEM? c zy people my goodness needs money lrkes to play checkers undecrded Townshlp lmport art student ahas ,hm Snllman chemxstry sh1zz??? always thumblng a rrde freckles Mr Thompson s secretary any soltd homework? Ohl that gun! u avy harr doesnt partteularly lrke glrls Southern drawl?? class worker?? Arden won t you please go to the prom?l I needs a car ROGER BOOK HOPKINS Academ1c Hop 210 Welcome Avenue Norwood Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Clubs Art 2 Vars1ty4 Stu dent Counerl 3 Most Valuable Player Award Buccaneer Trarl Art Edltor 4 lley Hop I Have any of your homework done?l ll Flend for f1fCWOIkS corn collector Not bad rt s mrserable these unlt analyses for Mr Greenburg l Where s Carol s Rod? all round athlete tall dark and handsome! curly hau' real talent for drawrng Oh for an rnspectron strckerl Honest Mrs Hutehrns tt ll be rn tonrght I usually wtth Ray fMutt Xt Jeffj Qu1et?l My hero' l? rrpht tackle on football team blond harrl Who Hal TTE Shrrl PN i f - ' - ' - ' - ra - Lili . ,, ,. . - . - ,. ' ., . - Hob' Hockey 3g Clubs: Library 1, Typing 2, Homemaker 3. A X ' -ji v -H H -' .-,H '-- ' . 4 . . 1 - . - - A . V . - HR - . , . ' . . ' CAROL JEAN HUMMEI General Carol 387 Hrbbs Avenue Glenolden Wants to be a future rnterror decorator some Jobl talkatrve loves to sew lrke the rest of us she needs money oh brown eyes has a desrre to go to the moon Do you know what? serves refreshments at proms and partres hates homework hot dog vendor easy to get along Wrth seen w1th Marjorle favorrte pastrme eatrng cheeseburgers frrendly does she make her clothes? good worker for our class I have too much homework knows all the latest gossrp pretty eyes why does she want to go to the moon? FREDLRICK GEORGE HURST General Fred 231 La Grange Avenue Esslngton Football 3 l-luntrng and Frshrng Club 1 2 4 Rrfle Club 3 Hlt me Fraddy l one of the swamp krnds who s trcklrsh? George seen around wrth Joe and Yukon Mrss Fchl s pet? nrce guy to know Let s shag wants to see all A s on lus re port who needs money? loves frshrng could play cards all nrght You re not very smart hates brown noses brg boy pool basketball frend boatyard candldate great ptng pong champ of Prospect Park wants hrs own car who doesn t? EDWARD W IRVING General Eddle 641 Delaware Avenue Norwood Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent of A A 3 Brg Ed the frsh alwx ays seen wrth Brg Rrch hot competr tron baseball frend defcnslve backfreld Ace Mr Stephen s buddy future phyS1C31 educatron teacher always seen at Pros pect dances on Frrday nrght Anyone for dutch ball? Oh those glrls from Prospect Phrllres fan greatest need rs a gul for a prom drrves a green Chevre Hopple s sparrrng partner great trme at summer school loyal supporter of basketball team RONA LD FRANKLIN JACKSON 1 l-luck 471 Andrews Avenue Glenolden Commercla Football 1 Basketball 1 2 3 Class Sergeant at Arms 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Carry s auto buddy ll sells hot dogs durmg football season belreves rn gorng steady wants to complete school Sure ya wrll wrll always need Barbara loves drrvrng rn 56 Ford heads toward Sharon Hrll fond of Sampson summers Ohl those shots class bouncer nothlng gets through short wrtlr Huck there 3 15 rs lrght up tlmc neck brace smooth dancer dark wavy hart future mrl llonalre 2 8 ' 'r'x ,te - ... I . . - . - . l 3 .. -. -W IH- - I U , ,,- 3 . - , . . - - 1 ' ... ' . ' - . -.. . ..- . . H - - 3 I - : 4 - ' . - 1 '- 'V - nice smile - fast eater - rack'em up, Freddie, we want to play - . - . - . Y - . 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T ' X . . ., . - 4 8 L' 3 '19 ' ' f ,Z - , , - , - . . . .. . , - . - - X FLORENCF JOAN JLFFFRSON Commercral Cookre 391 llrbbs Avcnut Glcnolden Clubs Senror Glee I 3 Boulrngl Indranettes 2 Hocke, 4 Buccaneer Trarl Staff 4 Jrmmy Ohl you re really a krller future a1r lrne hostess one way trcket to Sharon H1ll petrte scads of clothes eheeseburgers Healthy s pal hates mosqurtoes Huckle grve me your bookkeeprngl secret desrre to sell soda pop on the moon Ohl that laugh frlend to all another woman drlver neat red Merc convertrble earrrngs greatest need Clark Gable peaches and cream llttle slster long walks GARY ALFRILD JENERETTE General Truck 446 Andrews Avenue Glenolden Football I 2 3 4 Drslrkes crosstown bus Football spectator PP? future drafts man or teacher often seen dr1v1ng hrs own Hot Ford greatest need women What do you say, Cat? would l1ke to own a X 1 56 Olds Convertrblt hard frghter on the football freld one of the general boys 5th perrod dancer where s Huckle crazy -X laugh Eleanor s Pal loves g1v1ng advrce to the love lorn Thompson s Pal cut up lunch room Casanova one of Uncle X Don s buddres Mona Lrsa Jenny a member of the Hollywood Wrestlrng Club fresh arr frend all around krd Arr Natronal THOMAS EDWIN JOHNSON General Tom 539 Tenth Avenue Prospect Park Basketball Mgr I 2 3 4 Baseball Mgr I 3 Ba dr 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Clubs Boys Varsrty 2 3 4 ArtI 2 Haudcraft 3 Rlfle I Stage Crew I 2 3 4 Pros Pa H1 I 2 V1sualA1ds 3 4 Buccaneer Trall Photo Edrtor 4 Secret deslre to own a sports carl Oh boyl It s lunch trme I always smrlrng camera bug rntcnds to take up Busr ness Adm1n1strat1on frrendly although he lS quret hard worker loves to make money greatest need a grrl l dependable Oh I Those Saturday mattnees at the Manor Theater busy boyl never has a dull momentl loves to eat! seen but not heard door bell rtnger for Senror play BARBARA RUTH KENNEDY Commercral Barb 511 Lafayette Avenue Prospect Park Hockey 3 Pros Pa H1 2 3 Clubs l1brary I Bowlrng 3 Dramat1cs2 Buc caneer Tratl Typrng 4 Paul Navy days attractrve srnrle sororrty fan Chez Vous she ll never be broke one of the commercral crowd hates school earnest typrst always on a temporary dret loves plzza wrll those argyles ever get done for Paul? en gaged good wlth a hockey suck Illrnors cute and quret Prospector pug nose eo operatrve lrkes brlght colors ever ready to help great Pros Pa H1 helper 1ntell1gent?? seen In room 9 good bowler lrkes clothes can t get enough money loves P O D l plans to be a prrvate secretary 29 : ' ,2. , : ' 9 9 . . A. h. - . - -- - - g - .- l A : --H . . . H -,, - VI , . X- . . - I Lb I Y - ' ' ' ' D 1 . -- . - - I9 XX Guard Reservist P Oh those Air Force Blues l - ' ' ' A Ry X . , . , : I L . , Q I1 , , . : K 1 . ,:, ' I I ' 'M' Y : - '-I., ' 2 '.. . . Q r .11 7 1' 'f f f 1 ' - ' 2 ' ROBERT HARGREAVES KEWLEY Academic 0 652 14th Avenue Prospect Park Football 3 4 Basketballl Rrflel 2 3 Co Captarn 4 Baseballl 2 3 Co Captaln 4 Pros Pa H1 Sports Edrtor 3 Band I 2 3 4 Chorus I Clubs Rrfle Club Secretary I Treasurer 2 V1ce Presrdent 4 Vars1ty Club 2 Treasurer 3 4 Stage N-f Crew I 2 3 Buccaneer Tra1l Co Edrtor rn Ch1ef4 Mr Edrtor known as Rowbear to the French students yearns to become a V swrtch prtcher pet peeve F1 F1 Drd I? future Engrneer loves baseball usually found shootrng pool or at H C dances needs THNIE hard worker CONSTANCE IVIE KIESEL Academrc COHH16 824 Washrngton Avenue Prospect Park An Hckey1234 Basketballrzg, Pros Pal-Irz o Edrtor4 Clubs Hrlungl Campcraftl Typrngz 3 Varsrty 2 3 Presrdent 4 Class Play 4 I m ready Eddre Joan goalre deluxe Leah where do you get those Jokes? G V C Pres future Medrcal Technrcran Penn State bound neat dresser always found wrth Sus1e Sec ond of the Three Musketeers Holy Cross fan also has an adopted Brother How about a frx up H? newspaper troubles trrps to Ocean C1ty New Year s Eve P J partres CAROL DAISY KINCH Commercral Carol 523 Ilth Avenue Prospect Park Pros Pa H1 I 2 3 Color Guard 3 Student Government I Clubs Bowlrng 3 Typlng 2 Flag Tw1rler 4 Future bookkeeper always wrth Bobl pretty curly harr greatest need trme You know cafeterra troubles rrdes In a 51 F rd ohl my brotherl wants to learn how to drrve loves to eat nearly srx feet?? hates to wear glasses one of our pretty flag twrrlers lrkes prrvate przza partres keen Soror rty Presrdent cute sm1le terr1f1c personalrty good thrngs come IH small packages blonde keeps the telephone IIDES busy fun to be w1th GEORGE GUSTAU KLOEHS General Clutch IOO Prrntz Avenue Norwood Basketball 3 4 Always w1th Janrce wrnnrng sm1le future swabby detests summer school You know you re rrghtll ralses plgeons tall dark and handsome drrves a maroon De Soto ardent bandstand watcher All Amerrcan boy smooth dancer wants to get to Calrfornra wants to own an Eldorado Cadrllac loves basketball and football organ grmder I I Jocko I I loves to srt rum cake eater Thomp son s Clock jay s srde krck Chester fan loves mowrng the lawn and trrms trees on the SldC 30 .,Bb.. li. - '. t .5 S-.UIQ 1: :qs sigh ..: , - ' -'-' . L-.X 'e ' .. - - , X fi 'O ,,,.g. ,,g h' ,3-,C- M r- -'I .,':A Q 'Z . s I ' ' -' ' - , 4 -' CAROL ELIZAISI Ill INNI PP Academic KUBIYPW 22 North Love Lanz. Nomood ClNlSlOlVIl ll S V lleyhall I 2 Operetta I Chorus I 2 Trl lll Y I Ierboroll S Chorus4 C'lassllay4 F T ofA 4 Buccaneer Frall ClassLd 4 Future teacher that was really neat How s Robatefra? wore out the steps at Evie s 1 plays second fiddle to a solid geometry book expressive eyes Mrs Carol Where s Rod? forever writing long letters January I4 pals around with Sandy and C D wild in gym classes iron vests oh those Math Survey classes loves Lewistown what s the attraction at Park Circle? sense of humor pet peeve no drivers license oh those long slow walks on cold winter nights But gee whizl SHEILA SHAW KNOII Academic 422 S Scott Avenue Glenolden Shell Basketball 2 3 Student Council 1 2 Vice Pres1dcnt3 Flag JACQUELINE DIANE LAVENDER Commercial Jackie 401 South Elmwood Avenue Clenolden Band I 2 3 4 Swing Band I 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Indian ettes 2 Pat s other half- quiet until known - sharp dresser - real crazy driver fespecially when backing upl - favorite pastime: pajama parties - greatest need: money- pet peeve: homework- favorite saying: Swell - secret desire: to be a millionaire - hobby: clothes - future occupation: interior decorator - plays a mean sax - will always remember Ruth s slumber party - one of the girls in 5th lunch period - great pizza maker - pretty blond - sharp personality - cute kid. Twirler 2 , Co Cf:lPl3lll4 Chorus2 3 Indianettes 2 3 Nation al Honor Society I 2 3 President 4 Class Vice President 2 3 American Legion Award 1 Class Congress 4 Buccaneer lrail Feature Editor 4 Future model beautiful hair forever in predicaments one of the Three Muskateers Did you see it? confused at Hill topl gorgeous clothes will you ever forget those crazy P J parties? easiest person to get along with But I don t have an thing to wcarl crowd gathers at her home Oh Jane, m boiling! threatens to walk to Utah loves pizza Mazettel admires the class President and cream complexion always going to meetings peaches Il I f E Hs r M - --.H 4-- RICHARD STANLEY LEONARD General 'Rich 242 East Winona Avenue Norwood Football I. Pals around with Little Ed. - Ohl that Spanish dazel I sure could use a longer day - works for the Interboro News - gets a big charge working around the house - easy going kid - likes to go hunting and fishing - I didn't do it - Would love to take a tour of the United States - remember those days of suffering in Chemistry l l l - future Naval Officer - girl shy - fun to be with - Big Rich - loves to spend time watching T. V. - quiet - Is that a Plymouth? - where there's food there's Rich - Essington duck hunter - New Year's eve parties. 31 1 ll: ELEANOR MARY LIGI General 415 Lrncoln Avenue Prospect Park Needlework Club 1 Bowlrng 2 Treasurer 1 Class Exeeutlve Board 3 Trrps to Lebanon Valley College long walk to school L12 s and Jean s srde k1Ck petlte many partles letter wrrter U S O gtrl seamstress frrendly W1ll1an1son s worker Oh help l l I secret des1re to have my own dance hall my Oh those legsl Holy Cross goer needs a car Paul lltrt scads of blouses earrrngs personallty plus hockeyette neat class helper MARY ELILABETH LINDE General Mare IO6 Elmwood Avenue Norwood Bowlrng Club I lndranettes 2 3 Pretty dark harr pet peeve wa1t1ng for the mall to come How s about future offrce worker cute and peute Habla ud esponol bra1n greatest need money 1 gets a brg luck out of talklng on the telephone does she l1ke to type? has a dcsrre to run a catteryl shorthand whrz loves any krnd of cat crazy k1d dld Ivltss Hassler llke her? quret t1l you get to know her vendor who does she expect to get a letter from? could eat all a LORRAINE BERYI MCARDLE Commercral Turdle 914 Eleventh Avenue Prospect Park Marple Newton Ilrgh School Chorus 1 Prospect Park l-ltgh M School Bowlrng Club 2 3 lnterboro Hrgh School Chorus 4 Seen down at the shack secret deslre to own ahorse srde krck of Lors always sayrng guess what greatest need money r1d1ng motorcycles seems to be a favorrte pastrme always seen dancrng always has trouble wrth Englrsh class seats quret P P? chew that gum boys great laughter the nervous type frre house dances flrrtatrous nature always late for classes M Wolpert I forgot I Drrver s Trarnrng student hkes to attend the basketball games - IUDITH ELIZABETH MCCLELLAN Commercral Judy IO Prmtz Avenue Norwood Varrety Show I 2 Spnng Concert I 3 Class Treasurer 2 3 4 Future stenographer Pnma Donna secret des1re to get mamed chrc ha1r do a smlle for all Ican t pet peeve her brother sharp dresses always seen wrth Dtck sweet personalrty always balancrng the books has the largest collectron of earrrngs clarms her favorrte pastrme rs playrng pool l ll terr1f1c personallty easy to get along wrth has a l1k1ng for frremenl manages our class sfrnances one of the commercral guls does she lrke to type? neat fa mrllar face around our halls looks for the future 32 HEI., Q ' Q 1 ,f . : ' , ,2: ' . ' L S X iff. 1 '. - , - - - Y I xx then-Chatterbox - nice wardrobe - sweet personality - hot dog d y. - ' ' - - r. HARRIET ANN Mcl-'ADDEN Commercral Ham 1638 Amosland Road Prospect Park Lrbrary Club I 2 Homemaktng Club 3 Chorus I 2 3 4 Buccaneer Trarl fi' Typrng Staff 4 Loves Holy Cross a real smooth dancer Who s that man P Chuck T have a nng or not to have a rrng that IS the questxon That s sharp sells at football games great talker seen wrth Cathy curly hatr desrres to own an automobrle ever hear of the Shack? never seen alone future secretary flashy clothes hates whrte bucks Lrttle Srster can t keep a secret lrke a rock rn the swrmmrng pool Italran food Seen any good T V programs lately? LORENE GAYLE McFA LLS Commercral Rene 669 Mohawk Avenue Norwood l 4 Cheerleader I 3 Class Secretary 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 C 4 Chorus 2 3 Indranettes 2 3 Ohl What a day ll Idon t thrnk I can make II home cross town bus I I Loves to go horseback r1dIng How bout It Mary Jane?II Jeepers Just look at all of th1s homework ' Carol can you stay after school, Just for a lrttle whlle? future tk' desxgner pretty eyes anyone see a blue car In front of the Frre house? shy 'txl you get to know her effrcrent secretary secret desrre to be a prrncrpal rn an all boys school l I I I easy go ng lrkes to have fun some arrlrne hostess she ll make I what s the attractron rn Plula 2 Navy Blue always seen wrth Slurley 'A JAMES TERRELL MACAW General Mac 926 Seventh Avenue Prospect Park Football I 2 4 Student Government I Clubs Huntrng and Frslungl 2 Varsrty Pres1dent4 Automobtle 2 3 Has Interesting hobby 11v1ngI How unusuall He Nay I greatest need financral assrstance fnamely money IJ loves to eat stuffy teachers OH I I has a knack for getting Into trouble says he ll be a mtllronarre some day feetball secret desrre A brg mIll fer my roachl Wowl A lrght green Ford Just went byl Who's Sue? loves to have a good trme fall the trmel OhII that carl Blaclae s Pal always has a btg grm I I WILLIAM FRANCIS MALINOWSKI Academrc Mole 632 I5th Avenue Prospect Park 1-5, Footballz 3 4 Basketballl Rrflel 2 3 Track I 2 Boys VHISIIY Club 2 3 4 Rrfle Club 1 2 Nasty break a great lover? P? future electncal techrucran needs another lunch penod 16th preferredj Holy Cross fan loves to hunt and fish Brg Bertha seen drtvlng a Burck football player woman troubles always wrllrng to eat frrendly to all always has a remark spends spare txme sleeprng loud laugh one of the iirehouse boys snoozes In class happy go lucky Mrss Lebrschak s petnr 33 ' . : ' : , . . : '. - - .. . .. , , S. . a - s -,, I ,,- O - . - ,,. . ,, - . - . . ' X I 5 I n 3 Q N : . : .. rl Iv- U ' ' - - - . . - X . : . . . - i - . - . . , - , If .R . . . . I vt - - ' - 1-W rv wants to learn to drive. 4 x 4 1 . ' I.: . S. : B I I I D I ' A ' ' ' rv u va - D D- - Y, - - g .'. . - - - . - - - - . , - . I . s . . . : : ' . , s . : ' ' . . : .- ' . - - - - . . , Q JOHN WARNER MARSHALL Commercial John 325 N. Chester Pike Glenolden Rod and Gun Club I 2 Student Government 4 Bug boy spends all hrs trme at the Hoagre shop says he wants to be Presrdent ofthe Unlted States ll always eatlng pet peeve people who are always moamng Shag cool cat Daddeo forever restrng easy gomg hot rod boomrng vorce always seen at football games I m just restrng Tom s pal Home work? What s that? hkes knee socks l I P brg boy can be found at the C and K Hoagle shop always busy dorng nothrng can't wart to get out at 3 I5 nrce to :now m trred gr ls ll ? ROBLRT WILLIAM MARTIN Academrc Bo 303 E Clenoldtn Avenue Glenolden Bandl 2 3 4 Sw1ngBand I 2 3 4 Trumpet Trro I 2 3 4 Brass Cholr I 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Seruor Play 4 Buccaneer Trarl, Advertrsrng Manager 4 Wants to own a sports car would lrke to frnd a grrl loves to loaf future Journalrst packs a mrghty wallop tlunks a lot plays the trumpet as IIII were second nature blushes easrly always has a smlle frrend to all sharp dresser Oh that calrckl real brarn both on stage and off mee wrrtrng won derful sense of humor crazy at partres drrves a hot Ford pa troll of the Glen You don t see me carryrng on l1ke that do you? fi 'il l Baseball 2 of was MARY A MARRYOTT Academrc Mar 643 13th Avenue Prospect Park 3 Co Captam 4 Student Government 1 2 3 Senror Play 4 Varsrty Club 2 3 4 Buccaneer Trarl Lrterary Staff 4 Wrrtes letters to Don hates the Marrnes belongs to the Delta Slgma Upsrlon sororrty terrrfrc dancer Betty s protege star athlete Take a bath thrnks Don IS tops Mlssrng sometlung Mary? one ofthe Shack gang loves partres hkes the Hrll toppers summers at Wrldwood I I' Mr Hrllegass pet RODNEY EDWARD MATTERN Commercral Ro II4 S Wells Avenue Glenolden Future occupatron Presrdent of the Food Farr Cham Hurry on he wants to go to another Food Farr p1cn1c wrth Cookle catty dresser needs a drploma clalms he s always lendlng money to Nancy favonte pastlme workrng at Food Farr hates to be short at work Nancy! loads of fun Commereral boy fone of the fewj glrl shy I l ardent admrrer of Sus1e ll loud shuts don t drop that bag of grocerres dependable reads a lot seen w1th Bob Patterson Allan Ladds double w1nn1ng smrle really pounds those keys a frrend rndeed I l - I' ' - 'r P a - .. bu , . I I : i 1 ' Q l D AI I 5 1 I Y. I r - . - - - - - .seg V. - ' ' ' 1 .. U Hockey I,2,3, Co-Captain 4g Basketball I,2,3g Cheerleader 1.2, . ' ' : . . : ' a . ., dw -fisaisie A - . ' . - . - . ,I I l ' ' ' ' ' ifs iif lr ' - ' - ' ' - . . . - - . , ' 34 CAROLE JEAN MILES Academic Milesi 47 Boon Avenue Glenolden Basketball I 2 3 Student Councrl 2 Flag Tw1rler 2 3 Co Cantam 4 Chorus 2 3 Natronal Honor Socrety I Lndranettes 2 Treasurer 3 FTA Vrce Pres1dent4 Future Math teacher headed for Mrllmrsvrlle My name has a.n E on the end secret desrre to pass Physrcs hates food unless ll s Przza one of the Three Musketeers Drd you see It P always seen wrth Terry only grrl wrth an oblong rrng sharp clothes oh those solrd tests greatest need more harr wrld on the basketball court Wow Halloween annrversary crazy prnk shoes hot rods rn her Chevre terr1f1c sense of humor prompter 1n Senror play NANCY EDITH NELSON Academrc NBHC II8 North Scott Avenue Glenolden Chorus I 2 4 Indranettes I 2 Varrety Show 3 Make Up Semor Play Buccaneer Trarl Staff 4 Wow I who Just went by tn that HOT Statron WZEOIIPI I e first of the F M Hot Rods loves the arts future decorator Ohl These slow drrvers Who s tlus certatn someone? IS he from Readrng? pals around w1th Shrrl I ll see Ifl can have the carl tall favorrte pasume enjoyrng a certarn someone s company those Latrn classes I hope my sufferrng wasn t In vain oakey doakey pretty eyes and oh I those lashes! P Chuck full of fun I good lookrng cousrns ll JAMES WA LTER NORTHROP General Ntc 325 Prtntz Avenue S Essmgton A :I Basketball I Huntrng and Frshrng Club I Baseball 2 Rrfle U Club 2 Craft Club 3 Varsrty Club 3 Always srngrng never gets up to go to church always seen at the shack Nrc the strck IO foot 4 and stopped growtng the court sweeper a Jaw wants to stop smok1ng pool shark of Essrngton Who Merl I I don t l I sleeps In rrght fteld the brg slug dances at lunch t1me smooth dancer lrkes to argue wxth Tom ltkes loaf savers shake II up and take ll all the way back Who s Frony NIC? RUTH JEAN NORTON Commercral Rutlue 1419 Pennsylvanra Avenue Prospect Park Student Government I Pros Pa Hr 3 Yearbook 4 Home Economrcs I Bowl'ng 3 Class Secretary 2 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Dxck hates hot rodders needs more ttme Don t get shook krd srster future secretary loves to bowl seen drlvrng a blue Ford has desrre to become a fashron desrgner Natronal Honor Socrety member always seen wrth Barbara long blonde harr quretrz wrnrung smrle Mxss Fehl s protegee Sorortty Grrl small freckles candy seller Ohl those women drrvers Smrth Department Store worker sorry to see her go slv- . . : ' : ' . . ' , ' s . : : , I 4 ' ' . ' - . . . - I . , . - - - 1 . - 1 . - . . . : ' . : ' 9 ' . Q 0 ' ' ' v -th vw - - - I - - ' I . . , . . rg, ' 'tif 0 -. X1 --.. -4 ' : ' H ' ' : z ' 1 , I I S . l ' V, ' AH - - .. I I. - .I 4 -- - - - - - X - l I. .I - . I X ,. I ' ' ' : : ' .25 - : : ' ' . - - , , - - ,. . .. - . . , .- . - . . , - . . - . . - - 0 TERRY FRANKLIN OUTT Academlc 701 17th Avenue Prospect Park Band I 2 3 4 Swrng Band 2 3 4 Trumpet Trro 2 3 4 Basketball I Foot ball I Student Councll 3 DFIVCS a hot Merc always seen wrth Carole Prospect flreman spends holldays tn Sunbury never takes an Engllsh test real blonde halr forever drop ptng transmlsslon whlz rn Spanlsh I w1ld man at the wheel sharp dresser loves to argue w1th Mr Hllllgas One of the great arguers ll One of the few that sur vxved the hectlc summer pa1nts durtng the summer makes loads ofmoney selllng Chrlstmas Trees Creat tlme at the bank p1cn1c One of Mr Greenberg s buddres CLARK OVERLEY Academlc Bookre 506 S MacDade Blvd Glenolden Basketball 3 Rrfle 3 Capta1n4 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Swrng Band 2 3 4 Brass Chou 2 3 4 Drstrrct Band 2 3 4 State Band 3 4 Nattonal Honor Soctety 3 4 Hopes to own hrs prlvate harem loves Beethoven s 5th and 9th ummm boyl Say Dolll How s the goldflsh tn the frsh bowl? oh those tuba solos! pet peeve F1 Fr ardent transmlssron dropperl oh that Nash shy on dates? plays a mean bassl crazy Henny Pennyl What s the attractron at always dorng favors! some dancer Il you don t know? Wolpert s reference Bookle What s at the arrport? LOIS ANN PALMER Commcrcral 731 15th Avenue Prospect Park Pros Pa H1 l Typlng Club 2 Dtamattcs 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Buccaneer Trall Staff 4 ft Future stcnographer good speller Brown s Don stock car races sweet shop patron and helper Carmella s frrend travels wrth Lorrunc and Cathy fear of bald trres 51 F rd baby sltter easy to get along wtth doesn t llke to dance always has money learmng to drxve makes good steaks one of the 16th Avenue gang also a Prospector lrkeable gum chewer Juke box patroluzcr health class reader wants to own her own car Keep xt cool CHARLOTTE JANE PATTERSON Academrc Susxe 'N 614 9th Avenue Prospect Park Hockey I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Student Government I Pros Pa H1 2 3 Buccaneer 4 Mayorette 2 3 Co Captarn 4 Senror Play 4 Women s Club Award 1 Clubs Hrkrng 1 Tumblrng I Typrng 2 3 Varsrty 3 4 Mayorette 3 Stu dent Congress 4 Buccaneer Trall Patron Edltor 4 Jeanne Thlrd of Three Muskateers Ocean Crty can be found at drug store Ill hot rod rn green ChSVlC?l l 1 easy gorng How about that l pe peeve Her brother I future Home Ee teacher trips to Delaware Umverslty 3, frlend to all 36 Q . . , : ' , . Q ' , . 9 Q - 5 i 2 4 1 D I Q n n 5 v n .. : . . 9 ' . . : ' . . s - Q I , 2 . - 't . ' ' 4 - - H NZ ' I D f sf ' ' ' ' ' 2 Nether Providence? - tall, dark, and handsome? - real brainl - X x .l,, 3, 1 - - , - Mr. xg l vl ' vl - I ' , A - ' Lo - - ' z ' : ' 2 . . s V - y ' - - - - ' -' ' 1 ' ll' - . - H 'Y O u L 1 - 1 I 1 r 1 I 3 ' ' I 0 7 5 z ' ' , ' . ' . . ' , : ' : ' - ,, ,, . . - - A - .. U - t 1 5 1: ROBLRT JOSEPH PATTERSON Commercral Bo 40 Logan Avenue Glenolden Ban I 3 4 Brass Chorr 2 3 4 Chorus Plays the sweet potato pet peeve homework Yes S1r M Earley s Flfjlli hand man ID hookl eeptng, last Ill school flrst out of school shy guy around glrls? secretly destres to own a Ford Thunderbrrd needs a prtvate gold mrne Tom s pal future Bell Telephone employee always frrenclly to all nrce to know 3 5 t last ll musrc lover crazy brass player ohl what a drrver bookkeeprne bratn quret untrl known mee sense of humor always busy ohl that Ford always seen roamrng around the Penn Frurt one of the smoke rrngs neat dresser real cool eat w1th that French horn one of the Commercral boys MFRED FDWARD PAULLIN Cener Il Po II I Folsom Avenue Prospect Park Football 2 3 4 Rifle Club I Varsrty Club 2 3 4 A pool player Barn enthuslast one of our football heroes Peanut Butter s boss Chnstmas tree salesman ambrttous frrendly qtuet nrce snule mee guy to know scared of Brrls lt.Cllll.lL-llI'IllI1Ll Obats frrend Varslty Club treasurer one of Ixlr landes boys math fan conversations w1th Carol In Eng lrsh class wears krkres future ftrernan a Prospector after school worker hrs own accent A wrsher M FIX ll easy to get along w1th the older brother a mystery man known as Pop one ofthe He does boys DAVID MORGAN Pl.Rk1NS Academrc Perk 532 Summrtt Avenue Prospect Park Basletball I otballl Band I 3 4 Chr s 4 Rrfle Club I 2 Presrdent 3 Scott s llr O 3 4 Dlstrrct Band 2 3 DISIIICI Orchestra 3 State Band lnstrtute Chorus 2 Amerrcan Legron Award I Senror Class Play Future Research Chermst car troubles Cathy pet peeve people Independent Eddle hart comber trumpet player I need money for gas! loves to hunt one of the problems of Democracy secret desrre to be the best dancer In the state hates whlte bucks Intelltgent DONNA LOUISE PEYRE FERRY Academrc Donn South Avenue 8t Hook Road Glenolden Chorus I Rrile Team 2 3 4 Future veterrnarran always seen with Kathy lovely blond halr secret deslre to tour the U S and Canada on horseback lreckon What s that crawlrng up your arm? Where s Ph1lP forever runmng out of trme constantly drawrnp prctures of horses wants to lrve on a farm In Maryland who 15 heap ble smoke but no fue? dtscusslons at Nancy s baby blue eyes a true frxend brother troubles rldes In a truck to the Drrve In always In the last row . .. bn Ll .2. . : ' L. . 5 . . - . - . Z v - '- 1-. . ' ', V , V . Y , . ' . - . - v 1' v ' ' - ' ' . ' - J - ' - ' '- :I Vx xi 'I pu 2 , ' . . : ' s ' ' -. .- X, - , - .. - 's .- 's - ' . ' - ' v- y' , V, - . 'sf ' - , ' - ' - I N ' - ' - I I ' - , , 'I' - x .. - . - ,, ,,- ' s - . - ,. .. . - rl .,. - 1- 1 ' - - - ' - u RH I .2.3: FO 9 .2. . : JIU 1.2.3. s . . ' s ' ' . : ' . .Q t Q ' ' 2: ' ' s 9 '. ' - : ' , , . -,. ,.-,, . , . n-.vw I - v- - ' ' - ' V . - . . A 3 , .T 4 v ' - I 4 ' - - 'u - x x ,V O - . . . ' 1 I ' JAMES WELDON PHILLIPS, IR, Academic Jim 638 9th Avenue . Prospect Park - N Football Manager Ig Basketball I,2,3,4g Rifle Team Ig Track Team 2g Boys' . Varsity Club 3g Student Government 3, President 4g Pros-Pa-l-li 2,3g Band I,2,3, A 4- Chorusr 2 3 4- Rifle Clubr 2- Stage Crewr 2 3 . ,A Drummer boy real hot rod?? future biologist can be found at the Barn arguing with Henry needs money French class wit I I desires a 1957 Cadillac Eldorado sharp dresser Oh those corduroy shirts I I I I Nice One basketball enthusiast always seen at dances he s nrce Oh I people with tempers I CAROLE IRENE PORTER Commercial Reds IO5 Trrtes Avenue Norwood Bowling Club 4 Cheerleadtng I 2 3 Chorusl 2 fi Future model oh that red hairl gets a big bang out of col lectrng the latest Jazz records her secret desue to date Marlon Brando loads of personality Don t be silly Gee whizl More freckles I has a love for spaghetti has a knack for getting into trouble cute busy girl always seen at sports events terrific cheerleader helped build up our school Splflt what a grin Hey Reds usually has the latest gossip energetic remember those basketball games? can really wear clothes always full of un JANE ELIZABETH PUGH Academic Jame ,X 49 Boon Avenue Glenolden Student Council 2 3 Color Guard 3 4 Indianettes 2 3 Sen lor Congress4 F T A Treasurer Oh piddle I Ohh I m so mad Did you see lt? one of the Three Muskateers tall dark eyes and what a figure ll true classes??? Will we ever forget those? J partiesr? future mem ber of the ball and chain gangl? those Ridley Lake bouts ll what a sense of humor ll lovely face and beautiful brown hatr ll Oh Sheila wait ttll I tell youll What ll Idon confu slOIl l I LAWRENCE WILLIAM PURFIELD General Larry 5 N MacDade Boulevard Glenolden Football 2 3 One of the general boys often seen with Gary delights in liqurd refreshment waits anxiously for the weekend his hobby is girls plans to be a carpenter What P enjoys driving around 1n a 54 blue Ford withwlute stde walls rowdy ll a one of Mrs Hewett s pals? 2? draft dodger secret desire to go swimming with Jane Russel will be a fly boy soon greatest need to own a mint drslikes school nice build wavy hau and blue eyes Carol s pal Super Man quiet ladies man sun lamp ln nurse s office 38 I I I 1 I ' Q . - , . 1 -H- I D I f . 'V - R -N friend to all who know her - terrific wardrobe - those gym , , n -Pr- . ' - - ': ' ' RICHARD MORCAN RIIODILS Aeademlc DICR 844 Sth Avenue Prospect Park Football 3 4 Basketball I 3 Baseball I 2 3 4 SILlelLllIQOVLl'lllllL.llI 1 4 Clubs Chess 1 Dramaucs Varslty 3 4 Semor Class Play 4 NO Never wlthout a snule future teacher hates homework' What are you dorng tomght? always seen at Holy Cross football player qu1et??? frlend to all fespeclally g11'lSJ Mr Wllson a llfe saver to Senlor Play Tom curl lover? Lll'1V1Hg a hot blue Plymouth one of the fevl dancers durlne 5th lunch perlod agreeable NIAINCY JOAN ROM! R0 Comnlerelal Nane 405 Andrews Ax enue Glenolden lloekey 3 4 Bnllllllltx Club 4 Belongs to the Delta b1y,,ma UPSIIOII soronty good dancer always lauqhlne Ill1llkS leo IS tops drlves a hot lord always havrng a pajama party eatxnp Dee s hamburgers 1S her hobby those DIIVL In dates NVIIII leo l ' ll one ofthe Shack Earle loves Health classv? N t mfty l eats french fnes by the ton snacks IH Englrsh class natural curly halrr? Champlon bowler?? called healthy by only her best of frlends Oops there s a red llghtl llked by everyone lley Janet can l borrow your 11 - NAIUORIE IOUISII ROOP Acadenuc Margle 509 Clenfleld Avenue Clenolden Plano and Organ Sololst Pros Pa H1 I Band Treasurer 3 4 Chorus I 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety I 3 4 el All around krd loves musxc talented --R ment future teacher clalmsshe w1l1 be an old mald Il Enjoys WlllZZlllg around U1 her llttle car Ohl For Pete s Sake ll I certalnly could use ten more frngers secret deslre Carnegre Hall corresponds wlth foreign young people pet peeve men drlxers played the organ for the Sentor Class Play small and dalnty worked durlng the summer at Kresges RDIIS whenever she ftnds tlme lmportant person ln our band f' IICVEI' 8 SPBIEZ lTl0 JAMES RICHARD SHADE Academrc Sage 728 Llncoln Avenue Prospect Park Rllle Team I 1 3 4 Basketball I Senlor Play 4 Watch out for play wluz ln SOl1d? secret desrre to be a nulllonalre hangs out at the Barn woman hater QUICIPY Oh that laugh My hands are ued I' pet peeve work ll those drags ln Garson s Olds penny PIIICIILI' potentlal en lneer lol 2, ILS for a flrst date?? neat dresser that llme sports Jacket I I quote lxot too much sohd only 30 problems! unquotc those lon? lees seen wlth Carzon found a way to pet out ofthe 39 y . 2,.: '.2.,4: '? - . 1 4 'G V - - Q . . . . -. . , - - ' ' . , y I ' y .' - . . r ' .' 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'V . ,' . - , ' - - ' I 'H .. - ': 1 . - r CYNTHIA SERUNTINE 305 Spruce Street Glenolden Amerrca Club 4 Academlc C n Indranettes 2 3 V1ce Presldent Glee Club 1,2 3 4 Future Teachers of 'fb' AUDREY LEONA SHOWELL Commercral Audrey 806 Madrson Avenue Prospect Park Hockeyl 2 3 School Paper 3 4 Chorus 3 Clubs Bowlrng 3 Home Economrcs 2 Typlng 2 Buccaneer Trall Art Edrtor 4 One of the qulet ones future secretary Be bop glasses punch supply makes her own clothes sharp dresser creatxve and arusnc abrlrty Saturday prano lessons would make a good model fnend to all chummy wrth Barbara and Lxllran fun to be wrth always ready to help typrng trouble brg srster Prospector trouble w1th seats ln school dry humor who rs George? sophrstxcated look hot rod Pontlac book worm versatrle n1cevo1ce Future Medlcal Technrcran Never seen wrth her mouth closed I hate you glowrng personalrty pet peeve Physrcs Que hora es? Fred frrend to a mxsses Mlss Hasslar hates to answer letters Oh those ducks at Rrdley Lake prcks up rarsrns rn P O D But I d1dn t throw them cackles blg brown eyes vrcrous at p J partres makes dSl1C1OllS pres love that brown doesn t belxeve rn shrftrng to thrrd Oh Youll what a gossrp walked out on Mr Hxllrgas wears brlght red knee socks neat dresser lrkes to Jrtterbug CATHERINE PATRICIA SHANNON Commercral a 541 13th Avenue Prospect Park Chorus I 2 3 4 Bowlrng Club 2 3 Dramauc Club l Buc caneer 4 Those letters to Alan Army days long walks wrth Krnch rce cream cones summertrme lrttle brother camp tire grrl always on trme? scooter r1des bhnd dates upstate dances member of sororrty chatterbox Oh that laugh makes frrends easrly medrcal secretary teachers pet Pat wrll you hurry up never seen wrthout blue that curl rn the center of her forehead bowlrng fan well shaped eyebrows long fmgemarls pals around wlth Gall suede shoes long curly harr loves homework? that s not farr MARJORIE ANN SLY General Marg 386 Hrbbs Avenue Glenolden Chfton Herghts Hrgh School Chorus I Certrfrcate of Merrt for Fabrrc Deslgn Sure we w1ll secret desrre to marry a certarn baker s son often seen rn a tan and brown Hudson pet peeve drshes and cleamng greatest need IS to pass math loves to go ndmg rn the countrysrde wants to be a practrcal nurse has an rnterest rn Holmes hkes to sew but doesn't frnd nme to loads of Jewelry espe cially earrrngs Reds how do you rate wrth P T C P lrkes to smg trouble wlth her srsters loves Home Ec Classr? 40 JANET MARIA SNYDER Academlc Janet 803 Pennsylvama Avenue rospect ar D P P k Basketball 1 2 3 Hockey I 2 3 4 Student Government 4 Mayorette 2 3 Clubs Hlklng I Tumblrng I Typtng 2 3 Class Secretary I Executlve Board 2 Vanety Show 3 Varsrty Club 3 4 Pros Pa H1 2 3 A frghtrng fullback one of our hrgh stepprng majorettes always found danc mg Lrz s srde k1ck future laboratory technrclan Don t know do ya 2 needs a car for that license always laughrng make up artrstn card shark year round tan naturally curly locksn boy frrends DAVID ROBERT SODE General Sodle Pop 728 Ilth Avenue Prospect Park Photo Club 2 Model Club 3 Future sarlor drrves a hot 36 F O R D Ohl Those Sunday drrvers I Why don t they drop dead alreadyn always workrng if on hrs rod needs money for hrs future T Bud creatrve arusr? those crazy hot rod drawrngs who s the gtulty culpnt? Sode did II I I Gary s pal Mrss Lerch s pet? a cool general rock I I sharp dresserll Beau Btummel can be seen often at the Shack swabby rn the reserves a bram ll fwhen II comes to cars WILLIAM HERBERT SPA IN 736 Eleventh Avenue Prospect Park Band 1,2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Football 3 Clubs Huntlng and Frslung 2 3 Chess 1 Oh I Mr Greenburg s tests I How I do suffer I the future englneer plays pool at the barn turn blue Spanrsh fan I I Habla ud Espanol? I certamly could use an extra hour rn the momlngl Ohl He s a frshermanl stngs rn the chorus plays hrs heart out In band I I Mlss Wolfendon Honest! I drdn t touch that typewrrterl not 1n class always stretchmg Hom Hum I l can that boy eat? play that cornet boy I Quxet? future engrneer pool shark seen w1thH1ndy where sTweet1e7 SHIRLEY MAY STILLMAN Academrc Shul II East Glenolden Avenue Glenolden Basketball 2 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Bowlrng I Typrng I 2 Advanced Musrc Drstrict Chorus 3 4 Loves muslc and that specral fellow Chrc I don't know Why7? she will be a temfrc housewtfe drd you see the house plans? that crowd can never get her down Nancy knows rt frrend of Mr Hrllegass wants to be a brarn remrnd me to call at 3 I5 Nanc have a drmez The operator wants more money enjoys takxng over the Chevrolet when drd you get those neat specs? where rs Shlrl? there s another Colorado llcense plate catch your breathl 41 2 -I :N .....:': 1: U D' ' : ' . : ' ' ' . - fm . . , . - . - - . . - ,, , - ,, - - x ' fs C U sf.. A . ,, I - '- ' - - - - I, - - - I v , - . - - . .- ',, .-,,- h . H N - - n - - 0 - s I. 5 I .- IK ' f 1. 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I-- X - - ,, - - - . - I ' . 9 . . . s ' : ' . : ' 3: It - - EDWARD JAMES SULLIVAN General 46 Logan Avenue Glenolden Dramatic Club I 2 Wants to be a sports announcer Mr Wert s friend he s a true fellow he likes to guzzle food Oh secret desire to make a western movie quiet has no particular love for English and Nlath nice to know pet peeve homeworkl keen on sports has a crazy sister shys away from girls shock of blonde hair ohl those English classes collects records favorite theme Victory at Sea working boy future plans for the Air Force baseball fan doesn t like school bottomless stomach knows everytlnng about baseball fellow s pal MARY JANE SUI LIVAN Commercial Sniff 46 Logan Avenue Glenolden Glee Club I 3 Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Semor Class Play 4 lndianettes 3 Buccaneer Trail Literary staff 4 Alias Sullie great mischief maker always seen with Shir lty and Lortne hopes someday to be a secretary likes to pass horseback riding? whiz on the hockey field or basketball court Oh that shorthand I Wish I had long fingernails friendly to all quiet until known secret desire to someday join the waves favorite saying G o l l y greatest need money enjoys traveling pet peeve homework pretty blond hair sweet smile DONA LD A LLEN SWA FFORD General Don 2 l-l ook Road Norwood Wants to be a farmer has a collection of white pennies vig V' greatest need a car loves to go boat riding Donna s pal quiet but nice secret desire to be a millionaire Mrs Hewett s pal? You all talks with a drawl pet peeve school special girl Maryland import hard worker doesn t like gym works with a plow future G I ardent football and baseball fan Rockie s long walk to school future yacht owner curly hair and pretty green eyes boost to the class boats and cars mean the most to him DAVID WILLIAM SWEATMAN Academic Dave 404 Ridley Avenue Norwood Drives a cool Chevy works at grocery store loves teachers I I patron of the Glen seen at Holy Cross often seen at lunch time playing basketball Home work again? ladies man I l I I Ohl those feet always needs money Dutch s p l Shy?ll smooth on the dance floor anybody want to go swimming? decorating for proms want a ride? eats all the time I tall I I always smiling Math survey brain industrious always helping someone one armed driver X former Ridley lake fan see the ducks? friendly to everyone Ocean City fan. 42 ..Ed., 1 . . . 1 , , - , I ' , - I - - A 4 ' . A - - Z - Q - A. . - . - - I ' . I - - - - - X . I . . I . 2 ' I ' : : . . her time driving - favorite class: English - terrific sewer - how's , - ,, . . . ,, - , - . . 'Z ,, ---- ,, - z U . , - ' ' - ' ,, . D . - . Z . . . - ' , .I - - ' - 1 - no X . . - . - - , . - - ' ' - - - ' I 'S I Y ' H ' h ' ' H H ' ' ' a - - - .. . - ,. - HOWARD BA IRD TALBOT III General Barry 5- 1 302 S Chester Prke Glenolden Band I 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Basketball Mgr 2 3 Swrng Band 3 Future technrcran lrkes to be up In the rafters always on the road In hrs hot Chevre heard before seen breaks the all trme record for gorng steady always seen wrth Sandy makes hrs fortune at Hay s frrendly Whose rarsm boxes were they Barry? heard tootrng 'GY R via '- BETTY JEAN TENNEY Commercral e I23 Elmwood Avenue Norwood Indranettes 'I 3 Always In Chester fwonder what forlj always drsagreerng wrth Pat favorrte perrod 15 lunch loves foodl hates school never see her wrthout Laura Ruth and Mary has a great desue to graduate drgs rrdrng tn cars the most hopes someday to be an effrcrent secretary cant stand short narls must have mus1c constantly regular attender at Holy Cross remember the nrght before the Thanksgrvrng game? qurte a drrver Oh those Jokes I knows all tells all home away from home groove MARILYN LUCILLE TINNEY Commercral n 835 8th Avenue Prospect Park Chorus I Pros Pa H1 I Lrbrary 2 Fashron Show I 2 3 C1v1c Club Award I Bowlxng Club 3 Secretly desues to own a red convertrble pet peeve short boys Ye gods and lrttle frshes greatest need a real bram loves to read spends trme bowl Ing and roller skatrng rntends to be a secretary sometrmes seen In a brg Packard class clowm? typmg whrzl hates to wear socks on wrong feet grggler nlce to know always gorng to Marne D1ck' generally quret Hey, wart for me l yearbook typrst mce clothes. hrs tuba EDWIN ARTHUR TAYI OR Academrc 32 Brrarclrffe Road Glenolden Shoemaker Junror Hrgh School Phrla General ACIIVIIICS I Overbrook Hrgh School Phrla 2 3 U S Marrnes Hrgh School Mramr Jackson H S Florrda Correspondence work wrth Marrne Corps Insutute 4 Interboro Hrgh School Clenolden Future Teachers of Amerrca Presrdent 4 Ice skatmg steady Jo Ann oth lunch perrod LX Marine that green C sl r ll secretly desrres to rob a bank pe peeve earnrng a lrvrng favorlte saylng H Vlllanova greatest need 82 mrllron dollars carpenter deluxe Ice hockey basketball favorrte pasume walkrng around the world tennrs frgure skater hobby readrng 4 star Commander In Marrne Corps fstart at the topj future occupatron 5 star Army General pleasant companlon solrd determlned gm 9 -1 -K X . . A - 4 .1Ed.v 0 ,ra at Y- N' MF ' ' ' ' .: . . '- I . .' , D D, . 0 . 'A A, . - ' Iu'y,e -- - . - - r- -A t 1 ' - A ' 1 1 - ' - I - . -- . - .A 2 - ' Bt CA ROLE MARIF TORRICELLAS Commercral Llttle I 416 Custer Avenue Gleuolden Malorette 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Basketball 1 Hockey 1 2 Dance Group Wants to blacken someone s eye how s bu srness at Leon s? Come off rt looks cute rn short ha1.r elarms she holds the walls up at the C and K Specs lrkes to entertaln movre ushers at the Manor? loves to dance great tapper future dance rnstructor nrce lau h S g weet Krd Barb s pal walks lrke a model looks lrke a model IS a model Wowl Johnn y terr1f1c as a maJorette DAVID ANDREW VAN VLADRIL KIN General Spot 20 Pennsy lvanra Axenue Prospect Park Clubs Tlllilbllllgl Bowlrng 2 Sports Cl 3 ass Vrce Presl dent 4 Class Play 3 Oh that temperl DCV1l1Sll that wavy lldll' car owner a remark maker Don t blame me l1kCS huntrnb some what of a clown lrkes those grrls frrendly the youneer brother G could be scholar a hand rn art always ready for fun after school worker good salesman V1 P ce res of the corner gang lchy s frrend herr to a Cadrllac those nrcknames homework hater lustory whlz Innocent look teacher trouble Does hc? Mrss Lebrschak fan JANICI1 FAY VAIX. Vl ADRICKEN L eneral all AP-5 ei Bowlrnp I 2 3 Pros Pa H1 I Chorus I Would l1ke to play tl1e prano ltttle brother troubles Spots Rrder drshkes bossy people IS allerglc to homework Connle let s H1 to the dlner needs more IIITIC would lrke to own the ll S Nlllll nrcc to know sold at football games basketball fm darlrne blue eyes one ofthe future housewrves ofAmer1ca always Wflllllp letters to Bob rrdes around 1n a 54 Ford tlunks 1 lot of Bob Strrke 1 Set h upt e prns boy l known to rldc the school bus ELIZABETH ANN VAN WYK Q eneral Betty Ann 1124 Prospect Avenue Prospect Park llockey I 2 3 Co Captarn 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Student Government I 4 Varsrty Club 3 Secretary 4 Class Secretary 3 I ons hates Monday mornrngs take a shower needs tlme and money future housewlfe tops rn hockey Mr Regester s pct! ll lunch ume dancer make up artrst lrkes Mrss Pence???? artist Mercurysll II ha en d N pp e ew Yearslll always on t1me?? seen wrth Mary blg cater races WlIll the late bell . . nc.. ' ..,: ..: ' : .1 . A ll - I - 1 -H V.,- f A ' - - -uv ' vw- l - ' , . 1 - - - 3 O , v ' yx w I D 1 I 1 1 V , E I' 1 5 . .. ' , ..- .. - ,. - , - - ' s - ' ' ,- .- - ' ' - ' - s , -. -,. .Sun - - u - v' ', - ' ' - ' . , .. 1- ? I f 3 - , 4, HI ., ..: ' ' : . . E . -. - , E- . . 3 H. . -,, .' I, I . ,,- X . - I 1 - ' y s ,N- 1 ' ' . ff y 1 - ' ' - 1 - ., -., . ' ,. , 4 I .. ,. ' . . . ' ' : ..: .9 , 1 1 n love with Don-yearns to have sevens - ' ll - ,, , ,.- I - - - - , . U K , - . - - . - . . - - ' - ' . h LILLIAN ROSE VILOSK1 Commercial Lil 138 North Llanwellyn Avenue Glenolden f.. Indianettes 3 Wants to be the first woman Jet ace 'l all I want to do is find a place to smoke at lunch time hobby collecting boys friendship rinps helps Babs hold up the walls at C and K Gizmo friendly has a desire to work at the Teddy Roosevelt Opera Company Chuck always has a smile! always seen around with Babs crazy man crazy terrific Jitterbugger has a sparkler on her third finqerl has an lnterest at Buten s Paint Store never a dull moment preat talker Miss Hassler s pet ll Oh I those accents l ARTHUR OWEN WAITII Academic 1 rt 7 N Mac Dade Boulevard Glenolden Student Council 2 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 3 Visual Educa tion 3 4 Newspaper 3 4 Buccaneer Trail Staff4 Future Aeronautical Engineer how s the weather up there wants a F 7 F likes strawberry sodas member of G A C What will I do now? walks up the miles I ll have a cheese burer needs 30 or 40 pounds Rotary Camp alvways up in the air Oh those T squares in mechanical drawingl crazy wave always at Gary s listens to H1 F1 hard working reporter keeps contact with Cumberland Maryland RATIII l'l:N AINNF WAI 511 Academic Kathy Mohawk 8e Woodland Avenue Norwood Mother Walsh future fashion buyer for Women s United States Marines always knitting friend of Mr Creenburp Ol those P O D classes Bob s forever voice of experiencell? greatest need money hates unanswered letters arguments rn English beauty salon in her pocketbook cute frpurc works down Chester Way wants to keep house in a trailer sharp dresser loves Spanish class crazy about the theater only girl who took mechanical drawing Variety is the spree of life strike breaker likes short hair likes potato chips in her sandwiches I My Bob I RICHARD AVON WEAVER General Dick 914 9th Avenue Prospect Park Football I 2 3 Manager 4 Varsity Club 2 3 Board of Directors 4 Crafts Club 2 Herman Ruth You better believe it l hates homework seen with John Cole one of the Brain boys helpful secret desire to play any professional sports needs money and a ear teachers are his pet peeve powerfully built arm s always in a cast future occupation electronics athlctrcally minded hard initiator for Varsity Club ll qu1et?? seen on Pennsylvania Ave drives a BIUE FORD Miss Craven s pet?? sorry to see htm go 45 E' I . . - Y . . -N . HX ,, Z . - s - - 1 ' Y - 7 , - . .- . - . - - RN ' fi - Newspaper 3g Indianettes 2,3g Vocalistg Dramatic Club 4. ' 1 - ' m - ' 1 x m ' x - h - , , - , . 4 X . WILLI KARL ERICH WEICHELT Academic Bill 1529 Pennsylvania Avenue Prospect Park Baseball I 2 3 4 I-ootball 3 Rifle Club 1 Pros Pa H1 2 Chorus 2 Rrfle Team 2 Tuesday nrght birthday parties yearns for five day passes Latin Amer1can Duck Caller secret desrre to play professronal baseball hates browm noses All Star on EDCO needs money and a car 1dol1zes Susie Holy Cross fan wrld lrfe enthusiast a Spanish lover?? favorite pastrme repenting sinners in Joey s car Habla ud espanol? BEVERLEY ANN WHITE Academic F1 F1 I44 Seminole Avenue Norwood Curtis Hrgh School Staten Island N Y Swimming Team I Swlmmrng Club I Newspaper I Orleans American I-hgh School, Orleans France Cheerleader 2 Student Council 2 Newspaper 2 Annual Staff 2 Interboro High School Glenolden Newspaper 3 4 lndianettes 3 Chorus 4 Buccaneer Trail Co Editor 1n Chref 4 Future army nurse likes to travel Sure ya dol secret dcsue to marry a West Pointer neat dancer hopes to pass chemistry pet peeve the co edrtor hard worker devotes a lot of time to our Yearbook Oh l Those wild parties! loves to cook French concoct1ons some k1d usually has a smile for every one keeps a party going tactful? hates power lawnmowers KATHRYN MARIAN WHITE Academic Ka 610 11th Avenue Prospect Park Student Representative on Gu1danceComm1ttee 3 Clubs Needle work I Varsity 3 Typmg 2 Ocean City wartress another West Point dreamer little srster problems sharp dresser Junior Class admirer P J parties pretty lots of fun math problems future teacher ohl those women drrversl secret desire to own a red Buick convertrble peppy Cheerleader Sure I w1ll Clunatown greatest need good marks beautiful smile Q JANET RUTH WILES Commerc1al Peck 35 N Wells Avenue Glenolden Chester High School Softball I 2,3 Volleyball 2 3 Archery 2,3 Bowlmg 2 3 Hockey I Clubs Dramatic Soclety 2 Student Council I 2,3 Lxnguxst I 2 Girls A A I 2 3 Interboro High School Bowling Club 4 Letters to Hawaii Bill You better belxeve ll collects ash trays spor sports and more sports future Wave softball whiz lonely for Chester Hrgh greatest need is money and B111 eats in English class good natured hates to be called Jimmy long talks with Mary another bowler 46 . ii . ,, y,, Hockey 1,2,3g Student Government 2,3,4g Cheerleader 3.4: 1, ' 1 ' , . : . : 1 ' : 0 ' ip .,- -. -,, . Z - I ts: Trarl Typ1st4 AGNES E. WILSON Commercial Nancy 517 Glenfield Avenue Glenoldcn Hockeyl 3 4 Basketballl 3 4 Cheerleaderl Indranettes 2 3 Buccaneer Always seen drrvrng a red Bel Arre Chevy one of the Shack gang hard drrvrng fullback natural curly harr nrce dresser crazy 'bout Ray belongs to the Beta Srgma Omrcron sororrty pet peeve E1k1l1S another calorre counter Can I tell you sometrme P frghts wrth her oldest brother I I terrrfrc 1ce skater lunch trme dancer weekly trrps to 69th St loves Mrss Pencen let s have a pa1ama party those rrdes to Chrnatown I I lrked by everyone L PATRICIA ELAINE YANNONE Comtnercral a 325 South Brrdgeway Avenue Glenolden Indranettes 2 3 Glee Club 2 Always ready for a good argument refuses to be topped In one who s so Interestrng In 1.ansdowne?? favorrte pastrme talk Ing on the telephone Jackre s other half favorrte class Drtver s Educatron How drd you pass your drrver s test Pat? greatest need food food and more food she has yet to agree wrth her mother on anythrng pet peeve teachers favorrte sayrng what a scrounge Ohl yeah? have you been to any payama parues lately Pat remember Ruth s? model EVELYN LOUISE ZINN Academrc Evre 400 Sharp Avenue Glenolden Glee Club I Basketball 2 Manager 3 4 Kmttrng Club Terrrfrc seamstress hates to get up In the mornrng fbefore IO ooj always needs money loves to eat and spend money Mr Greenberg s pet What drd the garbage parl look lrke after you drove by? Oh those payamas enthusrasuc basketball fan hot dog vendor always kmttrn mrttens Spanrsh student Aunt Evre baby sltter what a laugh! great one at P J partres B1llP one of the crowd up Tom knee socks Wowl Habla ud espanol? only person who can do Mr Greenberg s Unrt Analysts Plctures at basketball games GRACF EVEIYN NVRIGHT Commerclal C racre 728 Maryland Avenue Prospect Park Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Student Government I Pros Pa H1 I 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Bowlrng Club 3 Majorette 3 4 Band I 3 4 Secretary of Class I Olll that laugh I thrnks Drck IS tops hrgh stepprng Major ette natural curly ha1rP? pet peeve gym class longs to own a Cadrllac converuble lrke Janre s always talkrng on the phone greatest need money and tlme favorrte sayrng Jeepers loves to eat przza whrz at bookkeeprng talk talk talk talk talk ? '-413. 2, 3 G I ..,z ..: Q ' .1 Q ..: ,.: xg: : ' X ,is - i2.l ,: . sf'-'IEE .. n. .., X. 2' - I ' - -' 1 :I ' T ' Pt ' or In A f .-51 .Q . th ax I., - .. ' X ' I I lv ' I I . 6 Y T 7,3345 - - - Q - . . , . G : ' , .a - N - - . - . I Z-J ' 7a The lingering memory of Mrs. Lois Gra- ham will remain with all those who knew and loved her . For over a decade she served in the English department of the Prospect Park School ., As a teacher of English her masterlypft-?Sentation of the subject matter and detail produced outstanding re- sults among her pupils. Dramatics as one activity was closest to her heart. lnterboro will have to search for and wide for a person who will dedicate himself, as she did, to the school and the welfare of the students. Prospect Park suffered a great loss in the death of Leonard Beck, a member of the class of '56 Leonard will always be remembered by his classmates as Beetle , The memory of his un- selfish willingness to work for his class shall re- main with us as years go by. There is no praise adequate to describe his faithful service to his class and school . Loved by all who knew him, his memory shall linger in our minds forever. i X v- ,W k v 1 r .Q ,-kQ i,.LlQ Qf! I Y , A ' K ,AH '45, A gif gg . 1 Eisenhower Kewley Harper Davis White Miles Becker: Herbert I. Sullivan Hum niell Nelson was of I a W. gig , f Fa zamtleiag D. Van Vladricken A. Pavllin M. Linde L. Vilnski G. lencrcrte D. Canady C. Torricellas J. Van Vladricken N. Wilson G. Wright L. Palmer E. Zinn Qugfwtoaq zwmzw Maw W? The long awaited day when we began our hugh school days had finally come We started by electing our officers President N John Cole Vice President, Mary Marryott Secretary Janice Vogel Treasurer, Eleanor Lug: Our first prolect as happy Freshmen was our magazine drlve under the chairmanship of Charlotte Patterson, Everyone voluntar :ly dad his share to help make this prolect a huge success The biggest moment of our Freshman year came on Decem ber 2l, when everyone gathered In the gym for our Freshman dance We decorated the gym to carry out the theme of Jack Frost Jam boree After a wonderful summer vacation, we settled clown for our Sophomore year Our class was guided by President Ronald Hess Vlce President John Cole, Secretary Ruth Norton, Treasurer Eleanor Lrg: Everyone was tense whsle anxuously awaiting the arrival of our class puns We were quite excited when they finally came Everyone wore their puns proudly keeping in mind what they stood for ln May everyone was busily planning decorations for our Sophomore Hop Len Day in Hawau was the theme we used for our dance The gym was decorated to resemble a Hawaiian ls land Everyone whoattended wasguven a crepe paper Lee to keep as a souvenir Music from our recording system gave us the most modern melodies from famous recording stars, from sets well chosen by the Music Committee to promote a lively spirit throughout the evening Cake, soda, cookies, pretzels In great abundance met the demands of never ending Sophomore appetites The dance proved to be a success and everyone who at tended had an enloyable time Our Christmas card drive added a sizable amount to our already large treasury A coke bake, which proved very success ful, and the selling of stationery helped to Increase our treasury Our Junior year stands out brilliantly ln our memories The realization that only two more years of school lay before us mode everyone do their best to make the most of the days which remained Under the leadership of President Morlse Griffith Vice President Ronald Hess, Secretary Betty Van Wyk, and Treasurer Kay White, we started out to complete the prolects on the agenda Of these our first prolect was the football sales The next money making prolects were the sales of peanut crunch and Christmas corsages. During this year of hardwork, we welcomed the arrival of our anxiously awaited class rlngs. For weeks after their ar rlval we walked around with out-stretched hands. The height of our Junior Year was attained when we gath- ered at the New Century Club in Chester on February 12th, for Cupid's Court, which was the theme of our prom. The wild scramble for decorations and c suitable orchestra will forever be etched on our minds as one of our many memories most enloyed by all. 50 U t , t T Elm - - . . P K . : , x q,., , . . . .1 T . j . . N.- , - , , H v M o c l C ' f . l . 1 .. 4 - . . . . . . l . . . 0 .,., up u - g 311 fl. -- rl we n If J.-,s .g.. .. ' I U . 5 I . I ll ' ' Il . .. - . . ., . . . . . . . ' o - . . . . 9 - . . . . ' f . . H, 1 l . . . . . . . . . The day has frnally come and our hrgh school had begun We rmmedrately got rnto the swrng of thrngs and elected our Sophomore Class offrcers Presrdent, John Barton Vrce Presr dent, Sherla Knoll Secretary Lorene McFalls Treasurer, Judy McClellan Sergeant at Arms, Charles Brendley and Donald Jackson In order to earn money to burld up our treasury, the class collected dues, sold Christmas cards, and conducted varrous other actrvrtres for rarsrng funds Our class party held rn the early fall, was enloyed by all who attended The next event was the greatly antrcrpated Sophomore Pr m on March ll Th wellchosen theme was Neptune s Ball The gymnasrum was decorated along the top and srdes wrth dark blue and whrte crepe paper Along the bleachers were waves, desrgned to grve an under sea effect Every one agreed that our efforts were highly rewarded As we entered, charms, wrth the school emblem on them, were grven to the grrls attending the prom These wrll serve as a lastrng remembrance of a wonderful evenrng Our trrp to Harrrsburgl Wrll one ever forget? The rtrn eraryconsrsted of a tour of the Caprtol Burldrng, lunch at 'Van s Colonral Restaurant, a trrp to Hershey, and a tour of the Her shey Chocolate Plant, a trrp to the zoo, and then the smorgas borddrnner at Shartle s Vrlle We arrrved home lust before mr nrght, a weary, but extremely happy group of sophomores The gunror year began wrth the re electron of the officers from the prevrous year The calendar was muchthe same as the Senror Prom For one ofour money making prolects we sold magazrne subscrrptrons Award wrnners for sellrng the greatest number of magazrnes were Bob Martrn, and Donna Pe re Ferr The sell Y Y rng of Chrrstmas corsages also proved to be a brg asset to our treasury On Aprrl 9 Dreamland was presented as our Junror Prom, wrth dance musrc provrded by Brll Jacono and hrs drplomats Agarn a lot of time was spent on the deco ratrons Our color combrnatrons were varrous shades of prnk and blue, wrth an rvy decorated bubble machrne as a center PIECE The excrtement of our prom was barely over when rt was trme for our trrp to Washrngton The rtrneraryconsrsted of break fast at Howard Johnson s, a tour of the Francescon Monastary Washrngton Monument, F B I Burldrng Capitol Burldrng, and to end a perfect day an evening at the Casrno Royal, where we were entertarned by Brll Haley and hrs comets To brrng a close to a glamorous year, the Junror Sensor Prom was held at the Mrlmont Frre Hall, wrth musrc provrded agarn by Brll Jacono and hrs diplomats The hall was decorated rn drfferent shades of prnk and blue, wrth varrous colored bal loons hangrng from the cerlrng As each senror entered he was presented wrth a graduatron cap and a diploma, wrth a specrally wrrtten poem on each one Also durrng the course of the even mg, we presented our sponsors, Mr Geno and Mrss Overton r grfts rn apprecratron of therr constant help and gurdance during our sophomore and runror years . 2 . P . - I .- ' 2 , 1 1 I V Il I ll o . e Q . . . . I I . ,, . . . . . . . .d- sophomore year, with the class party, prom, trip, and Junior A . ,, ,, . . . . . I . - -4 T . . ' I I . . . , ' I . n . I 7 when 7495 Soho As we the fust graduatrng class of lnterboro I-hgh School 4 n march down the arsle to Pomp and Clrcumstance we remember and recall all the wonderful thmgs that happened durmg our lat year ,Q rn hrgh school Our frrst venture towards success was the electron of our class offlcers Elected were John Barton Presrdent Ronald Hess Vlce Presrdent Lorene McFalls Secretary Judy McClellan Treasurer Later on we decrded to elect a Senlor Congress to avord confusron an rt proved to be very successful and beneficial The first socral actrvlty was our class party held rn the gym wrth refreshments rn the cafeteria on October 7 195 All who attended agreed that ll was a most enyoyable evenmg the proceeds from varrous money maklng projects as xt rs well known the semor year IS the most expensrve Probably our most profitable prolect was the sellrng of food and candy at all of the home football and basketball games At Chnstmas a.nd Easter we were at rt agarn sellrng candy to rarse money for our brg sensor trlp Also our parents were very fa- consrderate and sponsored several affalrs wrth the proceeds gomg rx.: :Q x...NX F43 qbf' rnto a fund especrally for the New York Trrp Q ! I fm 1-N Lau-nn-1L Q-L-1-Sv' ffws Our Semor prom was ln the mmd of each rndrvrdual senlor the greatest socral X event of the year Thrs greatly anucrpated event took place on the mght of March 9 1956 at the Cynwyd Country Club wlth delrghtful musrc provrded by Prrce Dowdy and hrs orchestra The evemng was topped by Journeys to Palumbo s and the Hawanan +ve Cottage and breakfasts at the homes of several of the semor guls Tlus truly memo 5 . . . as . Al Q9-ull! .3 Q ax W . , T 2 :J 'WP - - , s f . C 4 I 16 d . . . 1 . . . ' . y r S ' . . . v 5. 7 If xx 5 . . . D X ,K During the course of the year our treasury was increased by Z 1 4 V 1 . . . ' AZ! r . V l I If If ' T - 0 . . . r . . O vu I ' XC . . . Q X '1 I I . f 4 . ' . . . - - . ' . gx 5, ig . a ..,. . Seam 61444 Www The next rmportant and excmng occasron was our New Yorktrrp rn Apnl Thrs was the mam toprc of drscussron for many months We enjoyed our stay at the Hotel New Yorker and our rtmerary rncluded vrsrts to the Statue of Lrberty Emprre State Bulldtng the Umted Nauons Burldrng and the Radio Crty Musrc Hall Along wrththe Prom thrs occasron wlllbe long remembered Throughout thrs hectrc year the first year of our Ioln A fl N EW vor ture Auth I fl xxx for I00 Milt wherever there has been work to do there were to be found Senrors domg rt The yearbook had work for almost everybody and full time Jobs for Edrtors Beverley Whrte and Bob Kewley Patron Edrtor Susre Patterson Ad Edrtors Ed Bauer and Bob Mamn and therr hard workrng staffs, Sherla Knoll and her wrrters and Peggy Gorman and her typlng assrstants When Mr O Neal and Mr Cooley promoted musrcarprograms Marlorre Roop was a.r1 ever present accompamst and wtth Clark Overley Bob Martm Dave Perkrns and Ed Bauer as rnstrumental solorsts other Seruors musrcal rnstruments and vorces were scattered throughout the Band Orchestra and Cho rus Spectal musrcal honors were awarded Clark Overley and Dave Perkrns when they represented Interboro wrth the Dtstrrct and State Bands The Athletrc program found many Semors on the Football Basketball Hockey Baseball and Track teams helprng 5 MJST our school carve a place for ourselves among the schools of thrs area We ha true Buccaneer sprnt and we feel that as we pass the baton succeedtng classes we have achreved a full measure of success As the year advanced toward spnng plans were made for Class Ntght and then graduatron a happy but sorrowful event brmgrng to a close our hrgh school days but not our memorres memorxes that wrll never be erased by trme but will become more precrous and valuable as we go through lrfe ve met the challenge of puttmg a new School System on the map with 'N .J xx 1 x 11 4 v if :N or 5 1 . .. . 0 - 4 'L-'yi . . . . . D 1, ' ' . . ' . 1 I' ? il I b . , . . - .I . I lxmwq ' .' . . . . . - I l A r S y 74 . , . , GN f f . 1 1 I , . . 53 4' . , .S ri Q.. -A np... 1. 'ln ,a'A 'll ' 1 Z I gf. N: ll C-TTY W' - 1 '5 Q Kg' -1-,. ra First row: E. Herbert, C. Knepp, D. Perkins, M. tvlriryott, D. Drivis, E. Linn, M. J. Sullivan, C. Miles. Second row: J.. Snyder, T. Outr, li. Bauer, P. Cus- ner, C. Kicsel, Miss Lebischak, B. Martin, I. Pugh, R, Hill, E. Glenn, S, Piri- terson, A. Garzon, T. Johnson, F. Brown, D. Rhodes, 745 wma... The class of T956 presented a comedy by Ronald Alexander, entitled Time Out For Ginger, on December 2 and 3, and a matinee for the Junior High on December l. The story was based on the life of a typical small-town, American family. The Father, Howard Carol, a banker, who goes berserk when given the opportunity to write a speech, believes that every youngster should be allowed to do what he wants to do. With this in mind, the youngest daughter Virginia goes out and wins a position on the football team. This is the talk ofthe town, the newspapers play up the story. i.. iff' I ' --Q.. ,s K O , .1 X i t I M n L.: '4 4- . r ommy The president of the bank, Ed Hoffman, suggests that the publicity is bud for business. The high school principal, Bob Wil- son, manages to make things rough for Howard. But, the father, who has publicly declared that there must be selfexpression for the younger set, stubbornly defends Ginger. His two eldest daughters, Joan and Jeanne, consequently talces sides with their father. His affectionate, easy going wife Agnes, goocl-naturedly goes along with the whole scheme. By far the most loyal of all Ginger's fans is Liz, the maid, who considers herself an authority on football. Tommy, Ginger's studious boy friend and Eddie, star athlete and Joan's boy friend, add amusing touches. The seniors believe that the untiring leadership of Miss Constance Lebishack, the work of the prop and stage committees, and prompters Jane Pugh and Carol Miles, accounted greatly for the production. THE CAST: Howard Carol Agnes Carol. Ginger . Joan . Jeanne . Lizzie . Tommy Green Eddie . . Ed Hoffman Bob Wilson . Edward Bauer . . Carol Kncpp . Mary Marryott Constance Kiesul Charlotte Patterson Mary jane Sullivan . Robert Martin . David Perkins . Arthur Garzon . Richard Rhodes ggi.. .J .xx 7 4 MV ' ' C.. .,i.a.., C. Huber J. Phillips Jay Barron J. Macaw H. Spain I. Lavender M Armstrong J. Cochran J. Marshall F. Jefferson C. Davis H. Mcl-'adden M. Tinney kv 'Lf X.. XR MA f ff .MZ l I f 1' nh! wb H fm Ei E2 S ,H ,CX ,,.L.f-- fr 7 'F-'Y 79,2 K 37 1- x,,,,-,Q-x xr 5 4 W ,X N ,M- 'z A f fx K ' I N Rx K k L DA, ff x 1 VT? Ay N A X N f gy Q if 'i hx LJ X. 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'xg , A ,Asa 3 Ah, Il NN xx XL ' ,NN The officers of the class of 57 sponsored by Mrs Rennard and Mr Storey were elected at the beginning of the year They were President Curtis Mills Vice President-Charles Lowe Co Sec retarues Penny Neff and Francine Mackowsku and Treasurer Janice Talone The Sergeants at arms were Denver Davuclson and George Cooper The flrst activity of the class was to select the new school rings Last year was a busy year for the Glen Nor C lass of 57 The first event of the year was the Sophomore Party on November 2 T954 everyone enloyed themselves and looked forward with antlclpa tion to our next social meeting The bag event of the year finally came on April I7 l955 Everyone will remember how busy the Sophomores were at this time getting paint buying crepe paper and generally not knowing what was happening next All will agree however that the hard work proved successful The night of the prom a spotlight shone on a dazzling rainbow signifying the theme April Showers The gymnasium was decorated with blue and white crepe paper paper umbrellas were hung around the floor and a rock garden with flowers and a blrd bath was the centerpiece The last event of the year was the Sophomore Class Trlp to Harrisburg Going by bus they arrived early and had their breakfast and then went on a guided tour through the Hershey Chocolate Plant during the free time some went to the large Hershey Zoo and some went shopping for souvenlers A trip was taken through the Capitol Building The treat of the day was a Smorgasbord Dinner at the famous Haag Restaurant Then they began a long but enloyable trip home As ProspectPark freshmen we began our last year In Jr Hugh byelectmg the following President David Prescott Vice President, AdaGrlffith, Secretary, Connie Fltzsammons, Treas urer, Judy Ling. The main money-making project of the class was a mag azlne subscription drive under the direction of the Curtis Pub lishnng Company. eo I ., II u ff I . I . I . . 0 I - . . . 1 f f I O I - .. 6 L 0 . -'S' . 1 1 .if - 5 , W 4 2 1 1 0 3 1 is K U , . . . . - n H Q I I . . . - . . . - . . . . . . . I I I I . . . . I v I I . . . . . . . ' I I ll T ll ' ' 0 I ' 1 . . . . , l . , . . . . ' I . . . I . . . Q . . . O . n . . Q . , Q . . . . . 1 . 3 I I . . . . . . . . - gf 's First row: J. Bunch, D. Davis, J. Barton, Mr. Spafford, A. Coupe, C. Baker, J. Engel. Second row: G. Cooper, R. Thompson, T. Bolton, E. Acker, C. Davidson, K. Baker, W. Casner. Third row: G. Boorsc, N. Dillon, C. Fritz, J. Carr, B. Furdyna, S. Barber, C. Cole, B. Gibbs. Fourth row: J. Briske R, Reber, li. Brctz, D. Davidson, J. Bauer, J. Cusick, N. Ball. Fifth row: T. Corcoran, D. Connery L. Brill, G. Cooper. The Freshman Party was our next big event ofthe year. The gym was cleverly decorated to carry out the theme of Winter Wonderland . Beginning our Sophomore year the class elected the following officers: Pres- ident, Charles Wilken, Vice President, Richard Fraser, Secretary, Sandy Barber, Treasurer, Charles Lowe. In October, our long awaited class pins arrived which every Sophomore wore proudly. The main class activity was the Christmas Card Drive, which helped to in- crease our treasury. Early in the spring the Sophomore Hop was held. Evening in Paradise , our theme, was smartly portrayed by the decorations. These two classes are now combined into one as the Interboro Juniors. Outstanding events during this 1955-1956 season were high-lighted with a Junior Party held in the Gym. The Junior Prom was the most colorful and successful event of the school year. A trip was planed to include Washington, as has been the custom in previous years. This was a year when two Sophomore classes were united into one Interboro Junior Class, stronger and happier in planning for a big Senior year. 61 sq .I Sa mafzea IL .5 if v 1 in The tenth grade under the direction of Miss Biester and Mr. Cunningham is a great boost to lnterboro High Sc hool . They started their work like beavers and finished, still fullof energy. The officers e- lected we re President, Robert Grainger, Vi c e President, Sue Tinneyp Secretary, Virginia Sta- leyp Treasurer, Susan Casselsp and Sergeants- at-Arms, Al Costa and Richard Mullikan. OIIFICERS Among their thri l I ing moments were the STANDING: R, Mulliken, S. Cassels, S. Tinney, Sophomore Prom on April 13th and their Sophomore R, Granger, SEATED: V. Staley, A. Costa Party Qn November 18, The Sale ofChristmas cards made November a very busy month. Each homeroom set up a committee reporting to Miss Biester. Hard work made this sale a big success for the benefit of the class treasury. As the year advanced, several class meetings were held which helped greatly in welding this class into a High School unit. At the time of this writing, we are eagerly awaiting the broader activities that will come with our promotion to Juniors. FIRST ROW: B, Andrews, E. Baker, S, Betcher, Mr, Register, P, Brown, S, Bergman, R, Beck. SECOND ROW: N, Carson, S, Bosacco R, Clark, J, Barker, B, Bovard, R, Amis, J, Bonsall. THIRD ROW: L. Casner, P. Brennan, C, Brinton, C, Brighton, R. Allen, J. Barrick R. Carter, L, Carr, FOURTH ROW: J, Boyle, D, Birtwell, D, Baird, G, Altman, A. Bouchelle, -N16 '4 s'x 42 Kb 3 Hamm :Arai VW? N XXX J f WIN? Q I 1 I f UQ 'S N . df 74 , m o a 4 K X IIdII1p I I PII s Suu Wudcl 14 Democmicc dw Elechon of members was held the week of September 26 l955 Representatlves were elected from each homeroom The proceedure IS as follows two representatIves from each tenth and eIeventh grade homeroom and three representatIves from each twelfth grade homeroom These members were sworn IH by takmg an oath In Assembly FrIday October 7 I955 The student body also took an oath promIsIng to co operate wIth the newly elected councIl for the Interest an success of the school The fIrst thInq the councIl dId was to set up commuttees whIch were to carry out the functIons of the organIzatIon Some of the maIn commnttees are MonItorIal Budget Ways and Means PublIc RelatIons BulletIn Board and Lost and Found As the year goes by there wIll be more commIttees added The maIn prolect thIs year was to draw up a new Con stItutIon whIch Wlll go INTO effect next year as well as In the future M155 LL rch 68 STUDENT COUNCIL The newly o r g a n I z e d Student CouncIl began to functIon on October 5 l955 wIth Jum PhIllIps actIng as Presldent Actmg Secretary Pat WeIdel and Actmg Treasurer Carol Rutherford were both elected last year at Prospect Park Self government by the student body of the new loInture posed a pro blem of representatIon due to the merg Ing oftvv s u c c ess ful organIzatIons Several p re l I m I na r y meetIngs ofthe SSDIOT OFFICSTS of each School s Student Councll OFQCDIZGTIOD under the guIdence of the Faculty sponsors from each school gave us a fIrm foundatIon for success The councIl IS an organIzatIon through whIch the students may volce theIr OpInIOnS and present theIr prob lems Theword government means guIdIng or steerIng therefore the Coun cIl worlcs to maIntaIn a closer tIe be tween the faculty CouncIl and the student body The hIgh standards of both school systems have been maIntaIned In the relatIonshIp wIthIn the new organ Izatlon my I ' film o . 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L ie Zaoocwem 140154 die czotdadca The Buccaneer, co-edited by Connie Kiesel and Penny Neff, is the new lnterboro High School newspaper . The news articles bring to its sub- scribers information of interest about the activities of the school. All the news is carefully sifted and presented by Jean Cochran and her staff. Accurate accounts of inter-scholastic sports are brought to you by editors Arthur Waite and Bar- bara Readler. The feature section edited by Eliza- beth Herbert, gives youa glimpse of the latest fash- ions, names of outstanding individuals, and presents gossip. Many iobs other than writing articles must be performed in publishing the paper. These include editing the copy, art work, production and distribution. The specifications for these various iobs are set up by the two editors-in-chief. The editors also write interesting editorials on some current situation. With the writeups completed, the art work is supplied by James Phillips and his staff. The Buccaneer published nine editions and several added bulletins this year. Under the spon- sorship of Miss Grace Wolfenden and Miss Mildred Cox, the Buccaneer Staffwas aiming at making the first newspaper of Interboro High School one of which everyone can be proud. T7 Weidman! Wamz acdetq lnterboro High School has had the great privilege of being accepted as a charter member to the National Honor Society. With this comes the responsibility of every member to endeavor always to raise his ideals and the ideals of the classmates to higher and higher levels. l pledge myself to uphold the high pur oses ofthis Societ to which I have been elected, striving in every way, by word and deed, to maEe its ideals theidkeals of m school, is the oath the following Juniors and Seniors have taken: R. Hopkins, J. Barton, R . Hill, A. Waite, R . Mar- tin, C. Overley, C. Kiesel, S. Patterson, J. Cochran, J. Pugh, S. Davis, C. Davis, C. Knepp, S. Knoll, M. Roop, B. White, J. Talone, P. Neff, J. Snover, J. Stephens, F. Krapp, G. Din- more, G. Coleman, F. Witmer, D. Prescott, S. Griffith and A. Griffith. NATURE CLUB The Nature Club drseusses such lhlllgS as lllklllg ramperafts ll ll nun 111 ge 111 ral u11der the Ll1.l'Cl,IlOll of M155 BICSICI I offmcrs are Chd1X'l'Il-ill Elwood Hausman Program Charrmun Don D1ElVlS FRENCH Cl UB Sponsored bw lN11SS l.EblShlk rhL Pre Ill h Club UIIS yn 1r has attempted to lear11s1mpl1f1ed Lonursauon Lo reeoL1111Ltl1r words 111 our lurguage Wh1Ch orrblnated from the l'fLllCll d11lLL1 llld ro apply the pructreal uses of Freneh Off1LLfS wern not eluted due to thu l1n11tLd 11un1bLrofp1ople lll the club 74a Wteelafzo Zaccaaww . 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GIRLS VARSITY CLUB The gxrls varslty club under the drrecuon of Mrs Hewett consrsts of grrls who have earned therr letters tn erther basketball or hockey One of therr functrons thrs year was to sponsor the Natronal Honor Socrety Tea by donatmg cakes and servrng at the tea fl' 1? F lk 9,3 rw! Gonna 5 RU! We BOYS VARSITY CLUB The boys varslty club under the d1rect1on of Mr Hlllegass cons sts of boys who have earned the1r varslty let term elther football basketball or baseball Therr most rmportant functron thrs year was that of sponsorlng the Var stty Faculty basketball game whrch was enjoyed by all wail ga! and cz mmf BOWLING CLUB The bowlrng club consrsts of grrls rnterested rn bowl mg lts members go bowlrng on Wednesday They are under the leadershrp of Mrss Atkrnson The offrcers of the bowlmg club are Nancy Machamer Secretary and Barbara Furdyna T reasurer SPORTS CLUB The boys sports club under the drre ctlon of Mr Creaturo does many f1ne thmgs around our school They refereed the rntramural basketball and football games The offlcers of th1s club are Donald Jackson Presldent and Frank Uleary Vlce Presrdent 'QQ S 5 gk? is xi X ,Ns Q56 '32 -AQ N XX gg, Q... X 4 N 4llva, XX 511 1 R 2? X Y X X 'X ' Tai! i .sq 9 R714 429 ,aff a, f fi 'fl -vfg?29a 4 X -X , 75 sf . Q- I , X ' N ,xx f xi 1. 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The once age-old rivalry between the Prospectors and Indians is gone. From them is born the new lnterboro Buccaneers. History bids them welcome! We meeta 464 appaaeata wit! 60005496 and 46616 On September 24, these Buccanners sailed onto the gridiron and l promptly forced Clifton Heights to strike her colors in the first game of the '55 season. Despite the intermittent drizzle, lnterboro stands were packed with people eager to see the Buccaneers in the first duel of their history. They were not disappointed, for a pass from Al Costa to Denver Davidson, a saftey by R. Hopkins, and a short line plunge by Bob German - provided fourteen points for lnterboro against thirteen for Clifton. 1, A I f l The game at Sharon Hill left everyone shaking their head as both J teams emerged from the contest in a O-O tie. Back home again on the tenth of October, the Buccaneers bowed to Eddystone for their first loss. Although lnterboro fought long and hard, Eddystone scored 4 T.D.s as they triumphed over lnterboro, 28-0. Sincx dumped after three yard gain llost of Buccanneers down an Owl On the following Monday, the Buccanneers made a brilliant co Providence 25-O on our own soil. Scores were made by Al Costa on a terr D. Davidson, and 2 runs by that hard hitting man from Collingdale, Ed. With our capable quarter back George Cooper at the helm, the Buccanneers showed no mercy as they hit Marple Newtown athome for an easy victory. A pass from Cooper to Davidson, plus a plunge by Cooper, and extra points by Black, gave lnterboro I4 points to Marple Newtown's nothing. On Oct. 29, the Buccanneers faced undefeated Swarthmore. ln- terboro fought hard but Swarthmore racked up 4 touchdowns in the second period, with l4 points following in the third and 7more inthe final quarter to give them a 49-O victory. The next week found Interboro opposing the once defeated Colling- dale, who proceeded to down the Buccanneers by a score of 33-O. The mainstay for Collingdale was Jimmy Cox, whoscored all of the five touch- downs, plus 3 extra points. To finish the season, lnterboro met undefeated Ridley Park on Turkey Day and left them that way as they were tromped 27-O. The Parkers cover- ecl 400 yards on the ground and in the air to the Buccanneers 73 yards. The Buccanneers closea their first season with a 500 average, and scored a total of 72 points to their opponents l62 markers. The Seniors who were playing this year were: Dick Block, Frank Brown, Bob German, Rodger Hopkins, Eddie Irving, Gary Jenerette, Jim Macaw, Bill Malinow- ski, Al Paullin, Dick Rhodes and Bob Kewley. You aren 't going anywhere! C053 Came meback by dumping Nether ific punt return, a plunge by Bailey. SCORES Inf OPP l4 Clifton Heights 13 0 Sharon Hill O O Eddystone 28 25 Nether Providence 0 I2 Marple Newtown O O Swarthmore 49 O Collingdale 27 I9 Chichester l2 0 Ridley Park 27 s for seven yaras against Sharon Hill. ' O In ll l--- 5 mafia! 91 - ,Q jf. -SIIE mime mr Q? The Buccaneers again lapsed into mediocrity in their 67-62 loss to Eddystone. The Red and Blue tipped in I3 points in the second quarter to stay ahead for the rest of the game. Wayne Brown again was high with I8 markers. The following Tuesday the team iourneyed to Sharon Hill and dropped a 75-48 decision to the Owls. Lany Larson tucked away 41 points to establish a new scoring record for a Sharon Hill player. Clifton Heights found themselves on the short end of cl 93-76 score when big Jim Phillips notched 28 points for the Bucs to give them their fourth win. Again playing away, lnterboro once more ended up on the short end of the score when they were dumped 54-52 by the Boothwyners at Chichester. The last home game of the season found the Buccaneers smashed by Darby 57-52. John Cole was without five of his former team mates, but held lnter- boro's defense together with aid from Tom Corcoran George Cooper, Curt Mills and Ted Bailey. The final game of the regular season was played against Collingdale who threw interboro for a 60-43 loss. Cole was highest for the Bucs with ll oints and Bailey and Corcoran followed with 8 markers apeice. Whitaker lead the twice defeated Colls with I4 points. The varsity ended all play with a contest involving the faculty. The faculty was the victors of a 46-42 varsity victory. Mr. Topping, Mr. Williams, and Mr. Hirst were the referees for this clack. Coleand Bailey were high for the varsity with l4 and 8 markers respectively. For the faculty itwas Mr. Cramer with l2 points and Mr. Storey with IO points. Missing from the squad next year will be Brown, Phillips, Cole, Bauer, Hess, Rhodes, Black, German and Fioravanti. The final record for the varsity was four wins and ten losses, excluding non-league games. The J.V. had a much better season as they racked up ten wins to four lossed excluding non-league games. 'Me 64 'hae ., Sitting: R. LaCox, D. English, C. Mayo, S. Bosacco. Kneeling: R. Halwig, H. Britz, F. Ulcry, J. Costa, R. Robinson. Standing: Mr Cunnlngham, T, Hamilton, T. Galbraith, B. Simple. Pat Weidel L. Inner Fought hard to win a Varsity position and succeeded in keeping it. Sandy Texter L. Wing Has the best right hand drive on Waceeq Betty Van Wyk C. Halfback fCo-Cap't of '557 Most reliable and consistent player on the team. the team and loves to dodge? The squad put a finishing touch on their season by playing an excellent game in both offense and defense. The final score was five to nothing. After the season was over they showed a record of 7-O-I . Interboro's first hockey season will be hard to surpass. Alice Keesey was high scorer with twelve goals. Mary Maryott followed with eight goals and Sandy Texter with two . The squad members were Alice Keesey, Mary Marryott, Sandy Texter, Pat Weidel, Susie Patterson, Ada Griffith, Betty VanWyk, Connie Kiesel, Janet Snyder, Barbara Readler and Jane Shelton. Marie Armstrong was man- ager. Miss Patricia Pence coached this excellent season. Ridley Park Yeadon Darby Sharon Hill Col I ingda le Eddystone Ridley Township 5 Chichester Opponents O I I I O O I 0 'QT T Ada Griffith L. Halfback Intelligent hockey player who uses her skills to the best ad va ntage. Sandy Barber R. Halfback Well trained in stick work Acadia :Ae 94414 audi ffm and ateadey lewd Barbara Skelly Ass t Coach Guided the Junior Varsity to a successful season losing only once Janet Snyder R. Fullback Hard-driving fullback who never lets the ball go by. Oh, that stickl and always trying to win. 1 -I Q -.ann .s Jin: ! i ,, , r -9 I msg Pdf? I , K.', l , ' 'NJ-f' X 'tlswv A X 5' wN:!,:A N 131' 'inn ' wa. ff '- 1 ' --1 :2 :f4-':,- il Ev J I 3 its 'S 3. 'I Get Those Rebounds K 45..- Q, W. Zcwketiaff The team was sparked by Caro- l n Sharpless, who, besides keeping up the morale of the team, finished as high scorer with 54points. Other out- standing forwards were Ruth Beck and Pat Weidel . Ruth was second highest scorer with 22 points, followed by Pat with I7 points. The guards, Chris Taylor, Sue Tinney, Penny Neff, Eileen Love, Connie Cale, and Jean Priske, did wonders by blocking those long shots and controlling the backboards. Although the girls played well, the were handicapped by inexperience ancllthe fact thatthe games, all except three, were played on un fo mi l i a r courts, and they Finished the season with 4 wins, l tie and 5 losses. jump Ball Standing: K. Deaver, B. Cox, C. Sharpless, H. Boyle, P. Neff, C. Cale, M. McCaIlister. Sitting: C. Taylor, R. Beck, S. Tlnncy E. Love, V. Staley. am Q27 K7 Bob Haig Lois Yarwood Match victories, however, are not won by individuals, and the requirements for a varsity letter are not easy. A varsity letter in rifle requires a minimum of 26 points, five points given in each match For the highest scorer or scorers, Four for the second highest, three for the third, two for the Fourth, and one For fifth. Out of a possible sixty, Bob Kew- ley led the team with fifty-nine points, Bob Haig had Fifty- one, Clark Overley had forty-nine, and Lois Yarwood had forty-eight. Other varsity lettermen were Harry Irrgang, Carol Davis, Grant Dinmore, Donna Peyre-Ferry, Jim Northrop, and Don Engel, The spirit and enthusiasm of the team and coach Frank Geno contributed toa year ofshooting that will never be forgotten. First ooo Teani at Interhoro These six people each shot IOO at Doylestown, winning the entire team a dinner at Trainers: BACK ROW: C. Overley ,X B, Kewley I 2 .X-N B. Haig fi, 1 G. Dinmore FRONT ROW: s ' W G. Davis L, Yarvvood og, no Lower Merion West Catholic Prendergast Quakertown Central Bucks Abington Upper Darby Upper Dublin Yeadon lnt. Opp. 493 489 496 491 496 492 498 492 500 493 493 489 492 497 500 482 498 492 4466 ZZT7 , , . angel! ,bfzaczfice eeepe tie aim ffzue Standing: P. Wightman, S. Deaver, G. Coleman, Mr. Geno QCoachJ, G. Dinmore, C. Rutherford, H. Irr- gang, D. Morgan. Kneeling: R. Amis, M. Mirman, B. Haig, C. Davis,J. Schade, L. Williams, L. Gregory, M Hartman. Sitting: A, Garzon, D, Peyre-Ferry, J. Northrop, D. Engel, C. Overley fCo-capt.J, B. ewley QCO-capt. J. Ll bl .IU 'U C3 Clark Overlay ITFYY ff M X Wzemwwa ff ' V x + ff X 1 ' Y , X X z XX J ' 4 J! ,, 1 , X .' 'X 2,74 ' Sfiix b XQ f X ' X ff' 0 - I 74a Zuaocmeez It's really not so diffi- cult, if you know what you are doing. Got that? Now learn it 1 400 Do these 40 in your SPARE time. Robinson forgot his Literature Book again. Why so glum? Only 6 more periods and school's out for the day. Every Teacher's dream come true - a class of Angels. .UP Like every good Senior should, Herbey studies hard on his Chemistry. Miss Pence astonishes her gym class with a display of tricks on the parallel bars. The way everyone is looking in this directiong y o u would think there was aPhotographer here or something. Bird 's eye view of some Seniors at WORK during lunch period? Always lots of mail for the Driver Ed. Teacher and Bas- ketball Coach. Right Mr. Storey? This must be a rugged Health test. Is that the strongest drink you have had today, Bob? ..- s.- 1-.r ,. nf'- Weceefz Zaawl l I Barbara, are you learn- ing much as a student Secretary? Tell me, Mrs. Graef have you heard from U. V.M. yet? What are you doing - making the ice cream down there? 'WJ Marie, make sure you don't throw away any silver. We don't want pies to cost I3 cents. M-uni - . -ra fp- 1 N No, Tom, you have al- ready completed y our time ln the car. Here 's Miss l.iebishack's favor- ite U5 English class. f 14 Now there's a difficult problem in plane geom- etry, if I do say so. ls this posed or is he rc- ally working? lnterboro Rifle team - 3rd in - the Nation. Quite a feat! Shocking, rsn't it, Carl? v A - .il -.r,,. .- .ue llllggouo mzmgggiglfl The way things have been go- ing for us this year, probably f none of these candids will turr' OUI. Are you people in that great a hurry to get to class? gmmaiea llllllll 'W gl Wllllerfllllll 1 , . ' -X A ' JV I s. l ZH. 7:' I '5- . 3 M' . ,gzip 1 - A Left: The coaches as seen by the players from the bench. Rrght The Sen lor football play e Mr Geno how do you expect us to hxt rt rf Left: 1955 May Day at Far left Kewley gets an other loo Mrddle left T he Ken tucky footb all players Charlie and Denver Davrd son Left: Tom Thumb Wed ding Barbara Ambler and our Cheerleader mas Tom Johnson. Cots 9006, G Right: Award winners at the hockey banquet. Above What a motley look ing crew l Left Another? I party W 0252, , 51,1 At ..-- QTL l fx X ,-X km v I' V 1 , I . ZF! 3 Q 5 X ,4 , S., I 5 'I , M b x - I X 3 xxlH,.?P ' 1' X ,,-.fzbfamt ' - , ,, 3111! 4.-qty: .X - '. ' 4 -X .' - , C-. 1 ij- - iff -4 'K 'x I VV A :ix X V If, ff I I f , A great school is more than iust buildings and equipment, more than books and courses of study. lt is made up of students, faculty, spirit, and ideals. Students who are interested in obtaining a sound education in surroundings where democracy and tolerance are good traditions, will build this school and make it the best. f'i f 93' 4,-r :r Q3 322 Qxw gill 039 3'-o.m ig-. 3 c 9.33 io' gym N209- -3 -.m 323. Ziwgu 35' o- CLEC Via-'Y 9.03 '-f IO eg,..S. 052: -.1 225 -QI-H 3-.o -..Q D 3 core s U-:LQ S,-:- ...geg 212-1 -mlb- aro- -f: 355 :noi NYSZX X1 PW 3' 25 2:11. 9:50 go fg'l W 23.2 22 S 2:55 '.Z? ' 24' S-995' mga, .1-QQ am Qr:...T. :WP OCD mm C! 0 N JACOB A. RENNARD Principal MR. JACOB A. RENNARD Principal Pennsylvania State U. , M.S. MRS. BILLIE T. BIERLY 7th Grade English University of Texas, B.S. MR, WALTER BUECHELE, IR. 8th Grade Math. West Chester State Teachers College, B. S. MISS MARY LOU COMLEY 7th, 8th, 9th Grades Home Economics, Clothing Drexel Institute of Technology, B. S. 102 7 N.. ' x , 3 Si 5' .. ' qi- f x- - L we 4 , y ! s 'x I J ' I I r MISS ELIZABETH B. MISS HELEN M. DANKS MRS. SHARON EDIN CRAVEN Librarian Home Economics, If2 yr. 8th Grade History Bucknell University, B. S. Michigan State University University of Pennsylvania B. S. M.S. MISS HELEN HALL MR. RUSSELL N. HARLAN MISS GLADYS HART Secretary General Science Health and Physical Glen-Nor High School Ohio State University Education, B. S. B.S. Temple University MR. GEORGE KNOLL MRS. swiss T. Kousz Health and Physical 9th Grade English Education University of Virginia East Stroudsburg Teachers B.S. College, B.S. 103 6 0-N MISS BARBARA FINCKE Homemaking 8th Grade General Science New York State University B. S. MR. WHARTON HIRST 7th Grade Math. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. 7-t MR. HARRY D. Metal Shop Millersville State Teachers College, B.S. MISS MIRIAM K. JONES Social Living Temple University, B. Q K WMQX Emma :TK MA N ' fx X X f f rf v mmqm. ln the year i955-'56, the class of '59, the first seniors of lnterboro Junior High have high hopes for their freshman year. Not many plans were made, until things be- came settled and organized. Each of the five sections of the ninth grade have elected a chairman, Vice Chairman and a Sec- retary for homeroom. Our Student Government Constitution was drawn up by Mr. Rennard, our principal . We elect- ed two representatives from each ninth grade home- room and held student court with the following of- ficers: P r e s i d e n t , Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Sergeant at Arms, from ninth grade also. During football and basketball season we had Pep Rallies in Assembly on Wednesdays with the ninth grade cheerleading squad cheering at the Jun- ior High football games on Thursday. Our graduation, was not as formal as some would have liked, but semi-formal anyway. Those who earned them received Varsity letters in hockey, basketball, football and cheerleading. Our freshman party attended by only the freshmen proved to be a success. With our homeroom teachers, Mrs. Kausz, Miss Skelly, Mr. Stevens, Miss Fink and Miss Hart, our freshman year was a success. If we are proved to be good leaders in our last year in Junior High we are sure to be good followers in our first year in Senior High. First row: J. Mills, J. Wettlaufer, Sergeant-at-arms, C. Crossen, D. Butler, B. Crossen, Mrs. Kousz, R. John, President, C. Webet, B. Gibbs, W. Bell, D. Ersek. Second row: M. Sitkoski, C. Bundrick, E. Selser, W. Hale, R. Scott, R. Cunningham, H. Jamison, G. Johnson, M. George, N. White, D. Talyai. Third row: L. Yoder, D. Barton, Vice-president, G. McDonald, E. Evans, E. Foote, I. Ren- shaw, Secretary-Treasurer, I. Cuddy, B. Tinley, L. Grainger, D. Farguharson, W. Ellis, C. Brophy. r, LQ! I irfff 'IQ-a' SI My Nif- fri ,ACJ4 ,. ,np a 3 A so , , ,E I5 M J..,UM rf' Ng: ' N D U vqll H I lv . n ,f Tvrrhv. 15351-'5.PQ Ffh , f- w , IK I 0 Q The Eighth Grade has found it diffi- clut to organize completely as a unit. Whatever is being done this year is more or less preliminary for a more complete and active class organization in our last year of Junior High School, At the time ofthis writing, the Eight grade is well organized into seven separate home room units. Each homeroom has its own officers and its own activities. The homeroom sponsors are each busy with in- dividual groups, teaching parliamentary procedure, elections, howto work as a unit, and cooperation between classes. Results of this careful ly organized instruction onthe part of homeroom teachers will be seen in the succeeding years of our high school life. N. Q.- f- x ,,- x a+ -4-Q -X, A-fy.. E- ,X c We are discovering a great deal of talent of all kinds in our groups. Some are inclined toward art, some like dramatics, others seem quite interested in publication of our School paper, The Jolly Roger, while still others are more interested in ath- letics and out-door activities. As we grow a year older and take our places as a ninth grade unit, we can look forward to enioying the benefits of this fine preliminary training. The years be- fween eight and twelth grade graduation date will, we are sure, see our boys and girls develop into an active class that will be a credit to the Interboro School System. First row: E. Picker, W. Pricc, J. Miller, Treas. O. Flegal, Pres. J. Trench, Mrs. Schrefflcr, V. Pres. J. Pulsgrovu, Sec. J. Rlloads, R. Milne, R. Heisner, C. Krauss. Second row: T. Witmcr, K. Allen, J. Irrgang, B. Hawke, H. Johnston, M. Landeburger, N. Cimino, C. Hoose, M. Griffith, J, Bockenkamp, B. Williams, H. Hillier. Third row: P. Knorr, N. Stowe, D. James, R. Dcibler, D. Quigg, R. Miirkley, P. Ovcs, D. Kern, T. Crowla, 1. Harbourt. SP8 .I gi7g,':! - Q 1n'I A 'JE 5 3, Y' W. 1 . g Q .- g , , 4 .JJ 4, -fm, My f ,Z , wwtkfg Q ?.,w,,34 g .k A Kabul ,T I W Q':!jm,v,w,X?S ,, ..jiZ53ui: ,.,K vi?'?i:n, ., ,fy-.ffaf N. -mmm' - J . .LA ' ,.-1 -. Aga 1-nm L .N Hb if , 1 'va' . S A ,, .uv . RVN. Q: I 41-J n w 4,4 ,SF , Q ,L fm if A N 9 Q. , g:L..g - 4 J.. 3 'ff f W55'59f i , .JE 'few 3- or -1. 1 ,I el yin? , vajfl ,Q W nga K .,. . gf M Q ' , Q' ,. w.'9.1 , 4 -L, 1 N .. .- X ,.. . u ' , ,- v Q.- wry' -,QV lv: QI .Qi fra U I r..,..., ' 1 ., L. I I I T Tyulqlyi AL-YW H, l 1Ik,I11Yl.1l rqaxlil. ..,.,,,.1. 'SQQEA i fl x . ,.,,..., . YT Fil ,V , ,. , -,,.. . . 5 lx 5 JI Il A , , FKAAIYI ' l L I If V , , -x.Il'.,,1., X rmlry . X 1 IL11 I 1 I 1 lg 'I 1 1 . ,,A. .. Q. 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Mumble, Mumble - - x plus y ' - - mumble - - +C Mr, Chesney, It 's too hot Mr. Chesney, It's too cold in -,v '-Q54 ' i I I 'X 1 Look at all those sweets .J-1 Abu'- J --2: Er: 9' 4, 1 I . 0 1- In. 4 . t. 1-Q.XQr,. Lunch in class rooms - - What a mess v 1 -,v Watch out for your fingers 1 1 6 Sound Offl I , 2 , 3 - - N-JC'-x lag-QQQR ...z f J Wi' 7 ww1 s f Z-f fi XJ 146566465601- g, , 5 ' 5 4 X X xg 1 5 v if' 'A-I-'W I f Q fs., 1 ,N J x I ,jf Z j - ' x ,, N -..n -mx 4- ':nln K u,.4 0' 4 Xf - ' -. , XX .,..... f 'X Sy , Z I I I FB- First row: L. Knoll, Secretary, W. Pinsecki, President, C. Lan- denhcrgcr, Treasurer. Second row: D. Reed, W. Bell, W. Kincll. 0 I 4 I Our Student Council got off to a late start this year, since the organization of a new school system requires more time for planning. After various meetings and conferences, elections finally were held for Student Council of- ficers: President, William Piaseiki , Vice-President, William Bell, Secretary, Lynn Knoll, Treasurer, Charlotte Landenberger, Corresponding Secretary, William Kinch. The Student Council functions under the Committee system. Committees which have operated under good organization during our first year have been: Monitor Committee, the members of which keep traffic flowing smoothly through the halls, The Publicity Committee, whose duties en- abled them to relay school news to local papers, The Awards Committee which established awards for scholarship and cooperation. The combined efforts of the Student Council and homeroom officers have made the Junior High Student Council organization fully competent during its first year of existence. , First row: M. Stanley, W, Kinch, L. Knoll, W. Bell, Miss Jones, W. Piasecki, C. Landenberger, D. Reed, D. Clendenning. Second row: L. Cox, P. Roshio, D. Livingston, M. Forney, J. Miller, L. Morse, B. O'Nea1, R. Casaccio, D. Leahy. Third row: J. Mulliken, R. Cook, F. Stevens, D. Butler, B. Johann, E. Townsend. 4654501 EW Faculty sponsors, Mrs. J. H. Shreffler and Mrs. B. T. Bierly attacked the pu b l ic ity problem facing the new Junior High School supported by a ful ly cooperative student body as willing assistants. Amid a flurry of excite me nt Co-Editors, Thomas Egan and Jo Ann Baker were selected. The Editorial Staff has adjusted its members to team work so that effort that seemed hard the first issue has become a matter of routine. THE JOLLY ROGER is published each month. Through the cooperative action of this well-knit staff, ,V W i , an attractive display of pictures around the activities otclasses and groups, extra-curricular activities, and 1-he best in Class performance are printed for 1-he en- First row: H. Johnston, J. Baker, T. Egan, J. Dtnrdo. Sucon ioymenf of both Student body and parents. row: E. Wyllll, H. Hillicr, I. Palsgrovv. Third row: l. Harper J. Crowlc. X2 First row: O. Flegal, B. Paulshuck, P. Bradley, F. Cook, P. Johann, J. Palsgrovc, J. Frctz, B. Johann, '.f1 ,,',,-5 M. Freed, D. Falone, E. Ackcr. Second row: Mrs. Schrefflcr, H. Johnston, l. Hacbout, H, Hilliur, I. tif, if 'f ' Baker, T. Egan, E. Wynn, J. Dando, J. Crawlc, Mrs. Bierly. Third row: J. Meredith, R. Mcbcrt, IJ. -, -I Ackroyd, Z. Hill, L. Ransom, D. Berger, M. Griffith, C. Hoose, P. Oves, ll. Bcuclicr, R. Marklcy, J. Miller, M. McFaden, L. Lamm, P. Constantine, M. Weidel, L. Mc Quigan, G. Schull. Fourth row: J. Rhodes, R. Cook, J. Stevens, H. Reibler, G. Brasil, B. Simmons, D. Mundell, J. Behm, N. Stowe, S. Tobey, L, Shooster, M. Molesky, C. York, J. Sode, J. Short, I. Goldsmith, R. Reed, J. Martin, 1. Mc- Gain. NEEDLEWORK CLUB TRAVEL and HIKING CLUB COOKING CLUB Mrs Barnshaw Mlss Overton Mxss Fxncke W pH STAMP and COIN CLUB Mr Nagle nr. BOYS VARSITY CLUB Mr I-hrst -.1 JJ N' uf .-an Qw- I GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB RIFLE CLUB RED CROSS CLUB Mrss Skelly Mr. Wray MISS Craven I ROD and GUN CLUB has AM Mr Knoll ART CLUB Mr Tomarelll n f'- 'III i ' Zfagd I I Qi YN 5 , A I . ,, 1' ER. ' L . Q 3,24 2 . ??,A, ,. Ep .li ,Z V . A 1 r n if A i ' 'S f '-if ' 'Q' I Qi fi A A ' ' A 'L H if -' , , ' I fi . f l A . 4 4 1 P 'ALE' 0 . 'I if lf V -V I r '1-Z F . 3 A A , S LL I I EREQ I 1 ,M -,-,, .., 'HY-.4 T., ,- ,Wk, --F-,Qin H I H 113, ' .. X rx I gl ...f f V 'S Q',.,. ,, 'F' 4-Q-L,--LL ' ' . V .E .E ? b , -- 'gif- A R ' To I L ihw q. K' a 'fi , Q: ' ' ' , 'gh' , . l 5 ' .Q .1 '- 0 f K QUIK LATIN CLUB VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB BOWLING CLUB Mxss Palladmo MI Stephens Ml' Schaeffer HOMECRA FT CLUB Mrs Edm WRESTLING CLUB MI' Harlan x al 0 Wo and 11 BOYS SPORTS CLUB Mr Beuchele LLBRA RY CLUB Mlss Danks MODEL CLUB DRAMATICS CLUB HOLD THAT LINE l MI MIchener Mr Schreffler Mr Hxrst ' 6 , '11 4, - r .-.. r , il! 3- :Q X .. f . G fi , g '. V. 0 Q I x ,ff ii ' A ' t5 .4 '- fvii: 722 '. Y' -r-3,5 -Q A 113- nv- 1, V, 'Sag--l - Q ' Y 4545 Q up W Q'-.Pa-M . -.2 'yi' F W' -N J , ' ,. .FX ' ' Y In I I 1 b . . v I ' - . . . , , 3 . 9 A - 6 E' l'-1 .,w Q e 1. V ' ,M ' J 0 A K I.. .. f V W ' ' - ' f -, W, - - Y- V---H Y, .av HY - K 'x.'- L-,A-gg'-A ,.,-y, - ....r-- J-- .fx,. ,X W K, .. - is Q A- A-N-X Fx A- A f -- ,K -rf , Q f XX K 'JS i- , w .1 I V 9 If f ' fl 7 I ,1 ' VARSITY HOCKEY Kneeling: G. Marinara, B. Gibbs, I. Lyon, B. Tinley, B. Kewley. Standing: L. Fullerton, C. Corcoran, J. Runshaw, S. Hagerman, C. Talone, M. Walton, S. Shadrell. Under the leadership of Miss Hart the Junior High Hockey team, both Varsity and Jr. Varsity, experienced a successful season. The girls really showed that they have a great deal of ability and skill. The Varsity won four games and lost only two, while the Junior Varsity was undefeated with six wins and no losses. The Ca tain for the Varsity team was Betsy Gibbs. She was also top scorer with eight goals. Betsy Williams was the Captain for the Junior Varsity, and B. Tinley was top scorer with seven goals. ewan Quake ...,..:... .SL , l COACH Miss Hart JR. VARSITY HOCKEY First row: J. Vaughn, G. Lewis, D. Talone, I. Short, P. Floyd, J. Cusick O. Flegel. Second row: C. Horan S. Weidel, N. Stowe, G. Wilson, E Wynn, D. Farquharson, B. Williams N. Finlayson. Third row: D. Living ston, I. Palsgrove, D. Harrington, G Yeager, N. Staley, B. Lovell, L Shooster, B. Hawke, T. Buck. --Q-..,.',,,M Y- W gg , 2544055466 -in W 1 .- A are A ws,--- - '3, .X -, is fjsgf COA CH Miss Hart JR. VARSITY First row: J. Abt, R. Fe1epeak,J Vaughn,J. Irving, S, Calhoun. Sec ond row: S. Dickson, E. Wynn, B Williams, B. Hawke. Third row: J Palsgrove, N. Cimino, M. Landen berger, N, Staley, S. Shrom, J. Hig gins. VARSITY Kneeling: L. Ramson, B. Gibbs, J. Renshaw, B. Kewley. Standing: G. McCullough, I. Smith, H. Corcoran, S. Hagerman, M. Sitkowski, M. George. The newly organized basketball team, led by their capable coach Miss Hart, had as their members, cl group of peppy and ambitious girls. Their main goal was to win, and they did. One important factor intheirwinning was the spirit of the captains, of both the varsity and iunior varsity teams. For the varsity, the captain was Marjorie George. For the junior varsity, the captain was Betsy Wil- liams. Throughout the season the varsity won six games and lost only one, while the iunior varsity really showed their skill and enthusiasm and went through the season undefeated. We are sure these girls will keep on winning, and will be the next champions of Interboro Senior High. -l...--1-i H' ,,... ..,, ---....-- I TT 'TT Y ,., , i '- , .- 'ev'--Q -1- --.-v- - 1----v-. A VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Standing: B. High, C. Landenberger, M. Forney, B. Tinley, D. Talyai, P. Alber. Kneel- ing: D. Farquharson, L. Fullerton, R. Fritz, D. Schnell, C. Johns, B. Gibbs. amine za g 12 W Q Av, 5' ---'EE E. V ,. I. V. 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State Inspectnon TED STIRLING TEXACO STATION Washmg Greassng Polushmg Repairs Accessories Glenolden, Penna. FA 9-9951 I f n 1 Q ' ' ' ' I S I ' - - . I I . Q . Q - -. . u n . Q - - - . . , a . . . , . - - . . 0 . v - f E F I, :Q- , 3 - .,. 4 - . kv v . A' 2- P 1 f 4,,,,,+,L W, f .V -age, . I . I . - . u - Q -. -n Q . . Q - - . ' P . , U . y . . - Q Q n . . . 3 Hour Service xxw- KIlIV WA M 8-1553 - - 15 'ous 'ha 'ha PROSPECT PARK CLEANERS Q 1105 Llncoln Ave Prospect Park, Pd Jvsephts Jewelers WAshburn 3-3930 pmmonos AND wArcHEs im uNcoLN AVE. WHCH 'WP CLOCK RE NG Pnosrscr PAR PA FA 6-8159 CH 2-8733 Compliments of PASCALE BROS' KROGH'S 5 a to C STORES Plumbing and Heating Supplies All Types of Automatic Heating Columbia Boilers 1009 Lincoln Avenue Prospect Park, P I8 so MoCDGde Blvd Glenolden Pc Ridley Park at Sellers and Hinckley Aves L HENRY HILL 8. ONS Hardware and Appliances MacDade Blvd and Springfield Ave WAshburn 8 3300 3301 Folsom Pa MCC ULLOUGH 81 WOOTTEN Live Dressed 8.Cut Up Poultry 666 Chester Pike Phone Washburn 8-0899 Norwood P Phone WA8 1521 CHAS E FLINCHBAUGH JEWELER 21 W Winona Ave Norwood Pa Keepsake Diamond Rings Shaffer and Parker Pens and Pencils SAM S SUPER MARKET 1117 Lincoln Avenue Prospect Park Pa NORWOOD HARDWARE CO 15 17 W Winona Ave Deko Wonder Wall Paint WA 8 9945 WAshburn 8 0818 Norwood Pa . S Nearby Eggs and Produce Diampnds - Watches - klocks I Q - r . HOLMES PHARMACY DiRENZO'S FOLCROFT MARKET Drug Service Af Its Best Groceries - Delicatessen 2314-I6 MacDade Boulevard Fresh Meats - Frozen Foods 3- I'IOImeS Ave. 1544 Elmwood Ave. Folcroft, Pa WA 8-0141 FA 9-2326 Hosiery Underwear COSGROVE DELICATESSEN LAURA'S DRESS SHOP r 1008 Lincoln Ave. , Prospect Park, Pa. 643 CIWGSTEI' PIIU3 Phone: WAshburn 8-7135 PVOSPSCI Park, PG- NO Cash Refunds WAshburn 8-1558 MEDFORD S INC PORK PRODUCTS or QUALITY An DISTINCTIVE FLAVOR Home Dressed BEEF VEAL LAMB HENRY S ATLANTIC SERVICE -rHgN:LEAr2SiENE Chester Pulce 8. McKnnIey Ave Service Brakes Tune u 8.1 nrtlon P P lc P P 9 rospecl or G Wheel Balancing Auto Repairs Compliments of PROSPECT PARK MARKET Compliments of 1101 Lincoln Avenue WEINBERG S INC Prospect Park Penna 7 , O F cl Dolores Campenr 1015 Lincoln Avenue Lee and Goddyear Tires and Batteries-Road SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA BUS CUMPANY Chartered Buses For all Occasaons CHester 3 336l DREN S APPAREL KATHY S CHIL M rchandrse e e Infant s and Chrldren s wear to slze I4 Shower Servrce e Grft Wrappmg Free Stork Prospect Park Pa w Brand Nam Deluxe Fre Ave 1040 Lmcoln e Yell Tradrng Stamps We glv o Compliments of PROSPECT PARK FLORIST MacARTH UR and PATTE N Westmgh mat Dryers Ranges P Prospect Park T749 ouse Appliances Laundro 547 Chester Plke WA8 PHONE WA BD51 B SUBURBAN PHEITCJ FINISHING I WEDDINGS PARTIES 0 ENLARGEMENT S EE AL. NIND BUFALD STS 23 W WINCINA AVE. BETTY S CHILDREN SHOP TOI0 Lmcoln Ave Prospect Park Complete Lune of Chnldren s Wear Also Glrls and Boys Sizes to T4 Nursery Furmture Etc WA 8 3750 Phone WA 8 0206 G S SHORTY MANNIN SPORT CENTER Everything In Sporting Goods ' O en Evenmgs Llcenses p Prospect ark, 529 Chester Pnke MORROW P MOTORS HARRY S COCHRA ROBERT S 5 8. I0c STORE WA 8 2900 WA 8 7741 N Authorized FORD Sales Real Estate Insurance and Service See Harry Don t Tarry 240 MacDade Blvd. ' Pa . ' I Ave. Prospect Park, Pa Collnngdale, TOT6 Lmco n FArragut 9-7000 . . I ' I ' -' ' - -I ' I. . I g C . ll . . 0 ll .. .. . , a. ... - P I I BY , nnwnmo. P . I . - 1 0 0 I Q I I 0 . , . - I 1 - I u . . . H . .. . Ci. - .. , . . - u u u - HARRY W LANG Furniture Rugs and Carpets 555 Chester Pnke Prospect Park P WAshburn 8 0160 SWarthmore 6 0764 FARR cur 9 3350 CULE gflnrrst Ano cnccnnouszs 4 Barbers to Serve you at all tlmes JOSEPH S BARBER SHOP Manor Threotre Speclaluzung ID Ladies and Chlldrens Halrshaplng 1116 M CDADE BL D L GD HOFFERT S Own Ma' e Candles and Ice Cream Always In Good Taste 531 Chester Plke Prospect Park P Phone WA 8 0946 NORWOOD FLORIST Saylt wlth Ours 518 Chester Pike Norwood Phone WA 8 4450 P We Insp ct A11 Garments The Lml lllll'1Z,,S We Do You ll Appreclate Alterauons KING S PAUL S SHOE REPAIR on corner I p Glenolden Pa Glenolden Ave audi tester Prke Glenolden P PROSPECT PARK ESSO Trres Batterres Accessorles Screntuflc DIOQHOSIS and Tune up Wheel Balancrng Prckup and Delrvery Service Vlslt our new deluxe NORWOOD DINER For a Full Course Drnner or a Snack Lmcoln Ave and Chester Pike WAshburn 8 9958 Open 24 Hours We bake our own Pres For Your Bulldlng Needs See We Cater to Banquets DEGER STARKEY INC 618 Chester Plke Prospect Park 12th 8. Lmcoln Aves Prospect Park Pa WAshburn 8 2400 Cool Edmund Dole Proprretor Fuel O41 Bulldlng Materlals Lumber I PH , - ' , a. p ' ' ' ' A . C AL ,F ' , a. I I - ' 9 CLEANING AND PRESSING Glenolden Ave. and Chester Pike Open 'Z a. m. oB .m. , , , I1 ' , 8. N . I 1 ' , I Po NEARBY C LEANERS 551 Chester Pike NICK S Expert Tailoring Cleaning and Dyeing ITALIAN SANDWICHES Water Proofing Men s Felt Hats 65c Dresses and Suits 89c 569 Chester Pike Prospect Park P Telephone WAshburn 8 1527 HELWIG S PHARMACY Drugs Cosmetics Open Evenings WA 8 1769 WILLARD A GRAY JR REALTOR Real Estate Insurance 553 Chester Pike Phone WAshburn 8 1125 MEISEL S Prescriptions Prospect Park P 8 1885 Office WAshburn 8 1334 8 1257 C LI NTON K FURMAN 726 Chester Pike Prospect Park Pa WA I NTERBORO NEWS Quality Printing of Every Description 507 Chester Pike Prospect Park Pa WA 8 0316 TORELLI S Botany Suits Arrow Shirts Prospect Park P Phone Chester 2-4674 BARC LAY MUSIC SHOP Instructions Instruments - Music - Accessories 910 Morton Ave. Chester, Pa. DALTON'S BAKERY fBakers of Better Bread, Open Sunday 214 E. 16th St., Chester, CH 3-4880 160 Saxer Ave., Springfield Ki 3-5000 WAshburn 8-6293 BLACK'S DRY CLEANING Cleaning - Pressing and Alterations 1104 Lincoln Ave. Prospect Park, Pa. Phone: WA 8-4120 Jewelry - Watches - Diamonds Wedding and Graduation Gifts CHARLES L. CLYMER JEWELER 21 1f2 Hinckley Ave., Ridley Park, Pa. Easy Payment Plan Established 1946 I 0 i ' G' I o I u I 573 Chester Pike Prospect Park, Pa. PVOSPSCT Park, PU- , a. - , . I - I au Motor Parts Service 601 Chester Pilce Prospect Parlc, Pa Phone Washburn 8-0597 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES JACOB F. KELLER Notary Real Estate Phone: WA 8-2460 II06 Lincoln Ave., Prospect Park, Pa. LINCOLN PHARMACY II07 Lincoln Avenue Prospect Park, Pa. WAshburn 8-0736 NORWOOD GIFT SHOP Cards and Gifts For All Occasions Phone: WAshburn 8-4495 Free Del nvery WAshburn We Fill Freezers NORWOOD MARKET 40 W Winona Ave Quality Meats Groceries Frozen Produce 8 0617 FoLcRoFr Morons NC Lincoln Mercury Sales and Service Foods I543 Chester Pike Folcroft Pa CH4 NORWAY CLEAN ERS Fur Storage on Premesis 618 Chester Pike Norwood 7 2 7055 Compliments of URIE and BLANTON 850 Chester Pike Prospect Park Pennsylvania Compliments of ROBERT CRAIG CO HO LMES MARKET Holmes P li V RlN'l'ALl'S ,fnvlgjirnni DAVIS STORE 8 W Winona Avenue Sundries Cigars Cigarettes Open Daily till I 00a m Phone WA8 I50O DOUGHERTY S TV RADIO SERVICE R C A Radios 8.PIayers G E Appliances Dumont TV Philco 33 W Winona Avenue Norwood, P . , I . . . . . . . . . - - . , . . . . I . . . . Y ' nm 'l'All,S - snmts snmrs cwr-Awws X mms rxmiuik UU'l'Fl'l'S G ' ' mmm- mt-nap s-0110 , , IOS . Stale bt. Mm-flux I I ' I . - . . . ' . ' Q I Q 0 U - - l . , . - - . . . . . . U. Your Comfort THE COMET OIL C0 Heating 8. Alr Condltlonlng Kntchen Remodehng l 'V ICI!-, JW' www Alummum Comblnatlon Windows FUEL OIL Onl Burners Chester Prke Prospect Pork Pa WA 8 1311 ls OurConcern Continued from page l3I Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Milton Hemingway David W. Henderson Mrs. L. I. Henry Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Henry Mr. 8: Mrs. Ruth Heris Mr. 8: Mrs. Felix Heirer Mr. 8: Mrs. A. C. Herbert Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Henitt Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Wm. Hiddemen . 8: Mrs Raymond Higgins Mrs. Milton High Mrs. Betty Hildenbrand Mr. 8:Mrs. H. C. Hill Mrs. Hannah Hille R. K. Hillegass Mr. 8:Mrs. Donald Hilliard Mrs. Mary Helen Hinton Mr. W. Hirst C. Robert Hirzel Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Hoar Miss Carolyn Hoey Mrs. Minna Hoffman ' Mrs. Fred L. Holder Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles A. Holm Mr . Barbara High Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred Holroyd Mrs. William Hooper Mr. 8:Mrs. H. B. Hopkins Mr. Joseph B. Hopkins Mr. Roger Hopkins Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. A. Hopkins Mr. 8:Mrs. Robert Hornberger Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Houseman Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred B. Howard Mr. 8: Mrs. Barton Howard Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Howard Mr. 8: Mrs. T. Irving Howe Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Huber Mr. Lewis Hughes Mr. 8: Mrs. Russell Hughes Miss Shirley Hughes Mr. 8:Mrs. Wm. C. Hughlet Miss Carol Hummel Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Hummel Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Hummel Mr. 8:Mrs. Verdon Hummel Mr. 8: Mrs. Martin Hunter John A. Hurst, U.S. N. Mr. 8:Mrs. Wm. Hurst, Sr. Miss Eleanor F. Hutchinson Mrs. Gertrude E. Hutchins Mr. 8: Mrs. Elwood Hutson Mr. 8: Mrs. D. Irrgang Miss Jane Irrgang Mr. 8: Mrs. D. C. Irving Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Irving ALIOY METAL WIRE DIVISION H K PORTER COMPANY INC of Pittsburgh Prospect Pork, Pennsylvania TWX Washburn Pc 966U WAshburn 8-6500 Mr 8: Mrs Irwin Bob Ives Jackie 8: Bob 8: Mrs A B Jackle Mrs Dorothy Jackson Horace Jackson Rev 8:Mrs L Earl Jackson 8: Mrs Harry Jamison Harry 8: Helen Jamison Jane 8: Frank Janet 8: Bill Janie 8: Eddie Jan s Mr 8: Mrs Robert C Jarvis The Jaws 8: Gary Cookie Jefferson Dora Jefferson The Jenerette Farruly Mr Gary Jenerette Mr 8: Mrs Wendell Jennings Mrs Adan P Jett Jim 8: Cookie Jim 8: Letty Ann Jimmy 8: Mary Jane Joan 8: Eddie Joe 8: Betty Mr 8: Mrs John Hones John Paul Jones Mr 8: Mrs Orvrl Jones Sr Mr 8: Mrs Sydney Jones Bill Johnson Mr 8: Mrs Edward Johnson Mr 8: Mrs Justice Johnson Mr 8:Mrs Arthur Kaeberle Mr George Kaiser Miss Olivia J Keate Mr 8: Mrs Charles Kelly Mr 8: Mrs L E Kennedy Mr 8: Mrs Edmund Kerr Dr 8: Mrs Kester Mrs Richard Kester Barbara Joan Kewley Mr 8:Mrs Thomas H Kewley Miss Connie Kresel Theodore Kiesel Jr Theodore Mr 8:Mrs Mr 8:MrS Mr 8: Mrs Albert Krnch Bill Krnch Mr 8: Mrs Miss Gertrude M King Mr 8: Mrs M D Krshpaugh Thomas Edward Kline Alfred King Continued on page 146 . . , . Mr. . . . ' ' ' ' ' Mr.. . . .I ' I ' , . . . . ' . Sr. . . . . Mr. 8: Mrs. Leroy T. James Jerry 8: Dot 8: Monkey Miss Jane E. Kaeberle Kiesel, Sr. Mr. . ' . . . ' . . ' ' GENE GETTEL'S Auto Service Center State Inspection Auto Repairing 603 E. Chester Pike Ridley Park Pa. WA 8-2051 Litterio and Roberts Cams COURTESY o o FRIEND COLE FLORIST 1116 MacDade Boulevard Colllngdale Pa RAYMOND K MURRAY Real Estate and Insurance 637 Chester Pike Prospect Park P WAshburn 8 0452 COS1A'S APOTH ECARY an LABORATORY PECT os QUALITy Baxegy ome Irie Bread 0 R015 1111 Lincoln Ave Prospect Park 507 Edgmont Ave Chester Best Wxshes GILBERT FLOWERS WAshburn 8 1475 HEDEMARK S LINOLEUM SHOP 527 Chester Pike Prospect Park Pa COLMAR SERVICE CO Registered Plumbing and Heating Sudden Service Tlnlcum 3 9412 WAshburn 8 5400 HANCOCK HEATING COMPANY Fuel Oil and Oil Burner Service Folsom Pa DELAWARE COUNTY TYPEWRITER 8. 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TOPPING p,.im,hm, SOUTH AND SYLVAN AVENUES Cil.ENOl.DlCN, PENNSYLVANIA Dear Friend: The iointure of the Glen-Nor and Prospect Park High School systems created problems in the publication of a high school annual in this, the first, volume under the lnterboro School System masthead. Reorganization necessarily causes delays in school routine. Election of class officers, selection of yearbook staff, organization of clubs, and all other internal developments got off to a late start Since our year book is a record of these activities the Editorial Staff naturally found difficulty tn gaming the momentum needed In any publishing venture Two school systems even though existing un close proximity, will have two historical ba ck gro unds and two sets of traditions A new school system must or course start from scratch and create its own standards The Editorial Staff of the year book must attempt to follow the paths of the two districts until they converge unto the lnterboro School System First a new name for our publication After much discussion we choose The Buccaneer Trail With that settled our organization set up twmofflcers throughout with representation from each school All maternal has been approved by both parties before going to the printer Our athletic teams Natlonal Honor Society Student Council andall other organizations have attempted to preserve the best tradition of both schools The staff has sincerely attempted to ' 1 I . . . . . . . . 0 ' u ' 1 1 ,, . . . , . . . . . . ,, , . . ,, . . . . . . . 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' portray this coalition an the pages of this book As Editors we thank you for your co operation Sincerely uxL.8zfz,,ewf Co Editors P S We will need your address for mailing our supplement in which we will report on Com mencement and other sprung activities Continued from page 147 Mr 8:Mrs Wm F Walton ArthurO Watte 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs M s D C 8: Mrs O T Warte Joseph Ward Byron Warner Samuel Warner IohnW R Watson Watt E M Watt Wayne 8: Conme 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Mr 8: Mrs Mtss Helen Mr 8: Mrs Mr 8: Mrs James Webb Jr Frederrck L Weber Werchelt James Wetdel Walter? 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