Lower Merion High School - Enchiridion Yearbook (Ardmore, PA)

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'ef' First Row: S. Kressler, S. Marzucco, R. Schirm, J. Lehmler. Second Row: N. Gillam, R. McGrath, L. Suloff, J. Hearn. TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT Technical students were interested in the industrial arts contests sponsored by the Ford Motor Company. Eight of the projects that withstood the rigors of the Philadelphia show won gold medals for fine craftsman- ship and excellent design at the national exhibition in Dearborn, Michigan. Field trips to Westiiighotise, General Electric, Bald- win, Budd Manufacturing, and the Ford assembly plants revealed to the juniors and seniors the import- ance of Delaware Valley manufacturing to our national economy. RUSSELL S. IYICGRATH NEAL F. GILLAM, Ohio State University, B.S., Machine Construction, Botany Club. JOHN G. HEARN, Philadelphia Museum of Art, B. of A.A., English Il. Welding. S. M. KRESS-LER, Pennsylvania State University, B.S., English II, Science, Swing Club, Visual Aids. JOHN P. LEHMLER, Drexel Institute of Technology, University of Pennsylvania, Electricity. SEBASTIAN JOHN MARZUCCO, Pennsylvania State University, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, M.S., Drafting, Plane Geometry, Mathe- matics, Track Club. Track fHead Coachl. RUSSELL Se. McGRATH, University of Pennsylvania, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, M.S. ROBERT L. MILLER, Millersville State Teachers College, B.S., Wood- working, Driver Training, Crew, Wrestling. RICHARD D. SCHIRM, University of Pennsylvania, Machine Shop, Related Drawing, Assembly Committee. LYMAN SULOFF, Williamson Trade School, Auto-Mechanics, Rifle Coach. li First Row: M. Sheely, E. Fowler, M. Hay, M. Barber. Second Row: S. Kressler, P. Harkins, J. Hearn, E. Baer, I. McCor- mick, . Raycroft. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The English department offers a variety of courses planned to meet the needs or aptitudes of all students of the school. In addition to assigned College Prepara- tory, Commercial, and General elective courses- such as Drama, Journalism, Creative Writing, or Music, Art, and Literature-may be chosen by interested pupils. ELIZABETH I. FowLER EULA E. BAER, University of Pennsylvania, B.S., M.S., English II, IV. MADGE D. BARBER, Meredith College, A.B., English IV, Bible Literature, Travel Club. ANTHONY DELLA REZZA fSee Foreign Languagel . GLENN W. ETZWEILER, Washington and Jefferson College, B.S., English II, III, Football Club, Football, ELIZABETH J. FOWLER, Goucher College, A.B., English III, IV, Merionite. JANE E. GULICK, Ursinus College, B.A., English III, Hockey. PAUL H. HARKINS, Waynesburg College, A.B., Columbia University, M.A. English II, III, Tennis Coach MARGARET FLECK HAY, Goucher College, A.B., English IV, News Bureau, Enchiridion. JOHN G. HEARN fSee Technical! MILLARD L. HOWELL fSee Historyj SYHELDON M. KRESSLER fSee Technicalj IRENE McCO'RMICK, Juniata College, B.A., Columbia University. M.A., English II, III, Merionite, Gin Rummy Club. EVA PECK MURPHY, Lebanon Valley College, A.B., English III, S-howpeople, Modern Dance Club. AGNES M. RAYCROFT, Temple University, A.B., Yale University, M.A., English III, IV, Enchiridion. ROBERT M. RUOFF lSee Historyl . MYRNA SHEELY, Wilson College, B.A., English II, IV, Music Club, Modern Dance Club, Red Cross Club. NORA B. THOMPSON fSee Foreign Languagej. GERALD H. WOERNER fSee Fine and Applied Artsl. Stadium Entrance by Beach. Fourteen

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LW C U' Dechnik I Endslow Ilzud Ron C. Kerner T. Copeland E. ' ' ' 'P V if' ' 'l ' V I ' , --T' ': ' 'P ' lu TZ H 'L7 I ' ' PPYYIIII ff' P H PIII ' J If 6 pt rj-ji! , . '. '. , , s 4VVhistler, . Helveston, O. Robinson. ' primary aim of the Lower Merion, u' ess artment, including secretarial, general clerical, and istributive education majors, is to train young people I for positions in offices and retail stores. Varied courses offer information and skills of great value to all stu- dents who take advantage of excellent equipment and competent, experienced faculty. Graduates are always in demand for positions on the Main Line and in Philadelphia. The employment office is available for both employers and graduates. yMMfiN,?ig.EJI EaclALlQ:JgXi7zTMENT W A. S. BENNER A. S. BENNER Rider College, B.C.S., Susquehanna University, B.S., Temple University Ed.M., Consumer Problems, Business Law, Treas- urer of Athletic Association. BEATRICE EASTER, Indiana University, B.S., Columbia University, M.A., Typing I, Junior Cimmercial Club, World Aifairs Activities. HELEN A. KULP, New York University, B.S., Temple University, M.S., Bookkeeping I, II, Office Practice, Senior Commercial Club, Girls' Swimming. IMARY E. OEBBECKE, Drexel Institute of Technology, A.B., Business Law, Business Problems, Typing I. MARGARET MORRIS SARGENT, Drexel Institute of Technology, B.S., Temple University, M.A., Distributive Education, Lower Merion Business Society, Red Cross Club. ELIZABETH L. SCHWALM, Drexel Institute of Technology, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, M.S., Shorthand I, Salesmanship, Knitting Club, Sophomore Commercial Club. ANITA M. TAYLOR, University of Pennsylvania, B.S., Columbia University, M.A., Shorthand II, Typing II, Bookkeeping I, Showpeople, Thespian . , 1 Reti 31 JanuarXTQi56. 1 JN! I' if A ii yy rd if iff f QTVR ii if ly ST' , rl I rx NN K i if Mr. Hutton teaches dates in history. if l, Q0 . lffifwii if .6 MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS In high school more than half of Lower Merion Senior High Schoolis students will study Mathematics. Algebra I, plane geometry, Algebra II, solid geometry, and trigonometry are the courses offered. Lower Merion offers courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and general science and provides every opportunity for a student to prepare himself so that he may help meet the present-day increasing demand for scientists in all fields. HAROLD VV. I-IELvEsToN PAUL KEEVER THEODORE H. COPELAND, JR., Franklin and Marshall College, B.S., Columbia University, M.A., Temple University, Ed.D., Algebra I, Plane G90meU'y, PSychology Club, Rally Committee, Soccer, SABINA DECHNIK, Moravian College for Women, B.A., Biology, Sophomore Science Club. ISABEL K. ENDSLOW lsee Guidancel. MARY McC. GRAHAM, Lebanon Valley College, B.S., Temple Univer- sity, M.S., Biology, Bowling Club. HAROLD W. HELVESTON, Haverford College, B.S., Temple Univer- sity, M.Ed.. Algebra II. CHARLES J. HENNE, Albright College. A.B., Biology, General Chemistry, Junior Science, Boys' Hi-Y, Merionite, Football Programs. ROBERT' A. HILL, University of Pennsylvania, A.B., Temple Univer- sity, M.S., Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Junior Class Sponsor, Soccer fHead Coachl. PAUL KEEVER, Muhlenberg College, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, M.A., Chemistry, Science Club. WILLIAM M. KEIM, Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S., Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, M.S., Physics, Biology, Enchiridion, Rifle Club. CHARLES L. KERNER, JR-. West Chester State Teachers College, B.S., Biology, Plane Geometry, Soccer. CHARLES A. KISSELL, Bucknell University, Sc.B., Pennsylvania State University, M.S., Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigo- nometry, Assembly Committee. SEBASTIAN JOHN MARZUCCO 1See Technicall. JOHN D. MILLER. Haverford College, A.B., University of Pennsyl- vania, M.S., Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Photography Club. OLIVER E. ROBINSON fSee Guidancel. EDGAR M. WHISTLER, Lebanon Valley College, B.S., Columbia University, A.M., Chemistry, Biology, Enchiridion. s f it . ff -.oifzffrdi 'f 4. 'f i f ' S ' Que: .iw-.ewesff W af :QV any -4 , 293.5 eh' , .- fy e ws .i ,, M, Thirteen

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,, First Row: H. Drumm, B. Beach, F. Dittmar, H. Spealler, A. Fraunfelder, M. W'hite. Second R0-wi W. Loeliger, A. Frech J. Hmchey, R. Stevenson, P. Drumm, VV. Bahmermann, L Hendricks, G. Woerxier, R. Miller. FINE AND APPLIED ARTS DEPARTMENT The Fine and Applied Arts Department enhances the academic offerings of the school in both a cultural and practical manner through the addition of fine arts, music, drafting, woodworking, library services, home economics, and health and physical education. Most of these are presented so as to have both a vocational and an avocational appeal, depending upon the individual student's particular interest. VVILLIAM C. BAHMERMANN WILLIAM C. BAHMERMANN, Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S., Art I, II, III. Figure Sketch Club, Enchiridion. Merionite. BRUCE C. BEACH, University of Pennsylvania, Mus.B., Philadelphia Conservatory of Music, Mus.M., Mus.D., Band, Chamber Music Club. FLORENCE C. DITTMAR, Syracuse University A.B., Columbia Teachers College. A.M., Library Club. HENRY A. DRUMM, Temple University, B.S., M.S., Physical Educa- tion, Health, Square Dance Club, Fishing Club, Track. IPANSY S. DRUMM. Temple University, B.S., Crafts. ANNE T. FRAUNFELDER, Hood College, B.S., Columbia University. M.A., Home Economics Knitting Club. ANDREW R. FRECH, Temple University, B.S., M.S., Instrumental Music, Orchestra. , , I. LUCILE HENDRICKS, Kent State University, B.S., Columbia Unl- versity, M.A., Health, Physical Education, Sophomore Sports Club. Square Dancing Club, Hockey fHead Coachl, Tennis Coach. g EFFIE M. HIBBS, Lebanon Valley, B.S., University of Pennsylvania. M.A., Cafeteria, Quantity Cookery Class. JOHN HINCHEY, West Chester State Teachers College, B.S., Driver Education, Physical Education, Golf Club, Golf Coach. WILLIAM LOELIGER, Millersville State Teachers COIIGEC, B-S.. Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed., Mechanical Drawing, Cross Country fHead Coachl, Wrestling- Mr. Robinson and Coach Spealler discuss the seventh at Baldwin. Fifteen I. Endslow, J. Francis, O. Robinson. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The aim of the guidance department is to help pupils to discover and to develop their potentialities for their personal happiness and for social usefulness. JEAN E. FRANCIS ISABEL K. ENDSLOW, Dickinson College, A.B., University of Penn- sylvania, M.A., Algebra II, Archery Club. JEAN E. FRANCIS, Wilson College, A.B., University of Pennsylvania. M.A., Ed.D., Guidance Director, Latin I, Student Council. OLIVER E. ROBINSON, Washington College, B.S., University of Pennsylvania M.S., General Mathematics, Senior Class Sponsor. ROBERT L. MILLER tSee Technicall. ELIZABETH M. MUHLY, Beaver College, B.S., Home Economics. TTHOMAS E. RYDER, Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.F.A., M.F.A., Crafts. HAROLD SIPEALLER, Temple University, B.S., Health, Physical Education, Boys' Intramural, Girls' Swimming tCoachI. RUTH STEVENSON, Temple University, B.S., University of Penn- sylvania, M.S., Health, Physical Education, Archery Club, Basketball Coach, Lacrosse Coach. ANN L. WATKINS, Temple University, R.N., Bridge Club. MARY WHITE, Indiana University, A.B., University of Pennsylvania, M-S.. Home Economics, Clothing, Girls' Hi-Y. GERALD H. WOERNER, Pennsylvania State University, B.S., Ed.D., Columbia University, M.A.. Vocal Music. Choir. VIOLET M. ZIMMERMAN, State Teachers College, B.S., Columbia University, M.A., Cafeteria, Quantity Cookery Class. 'I' Sabbatical Leave. 1 Substitute Teacher.