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

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we gncdiricbon Ioreoeruefi ide gearh memoriefi The 1959 IENKIIIIRIIDIUN has attempted to catch the people and the mood of the times in such way that. when rereading the yearliook, one can always relive the events of the year. Beginning work during summer vacation, the literary stall' and the art staff met to select a meaningful, interesting theme. Once the theme was decided upon, the development of the idea was left in the artists' hands. The literary stall, aided lay the hardfworking typists, spent endless hours in the tower, where they held their meetings, wrote up school activities, and generally gathered the yearhook into its final shape, Meanwhile, the photography stall' tracked down good pictures and assisted the profesf sional photographer in the taking of individual senior and large group pictures. The husiness staffs members walked the long roads from advertiser to advertiser and sold yearhooks to finance the 1959 ENcZiiIRID1oN. An innovaf tion in 1959 was the presence in the tower of junior ohservers who watched the seniors' methods in the hope ol' proliting lay them for next yearls ENCHIRIDION. The stalls have comhined their efforts in the attempt to make the 1959 IINIZIIIRIDIHN one which will perpetuate the memory of the 19584959 school year. INGHIRIDION EDITORS First Row: Fisher, R. DiGiovanni, B. Strong. I Paelu-l. E, Oshorne, J. Anyon. Second Row: A. Davis, D. Sankowsky, E. nston. li, Currie. L. Krug, B. Taylor. ENCHIHIIIIUN First Row: Gross. B. Taylor. Anyon E. Oshorne. ,l. Bernard. B. Strong. Editorfiri Chief, R. Di Giovanni. E. Packel, F. Johnston E. Currie. L. Krug. A. Davis, S. Fisher. Sec ond Row: Miss Raycroft. Mrs. Hay. A. Berry C. Dannenhauer, R. Cresltotl, K. Lewis, C Wright. E. Edling, Joly. E. Giamhattista P. Maehen, Y. I'-alcon. E. Smith. M. Wolf B. Hoffman. M. Bahmermann. Third Row A. Feingold. A. Schrode. E. Glover. L Geary. M. Goddington, N. Di Maio. C. Hunt J. Zaret, Gihson, M. Ghanayem, A O'Leary. Netzky. Fourth Row: Mr. Keim K. Singer, M. Marks. M. Moyer, P. Saylor A. Houghton. B. Irvine, L, Mahjouhian, B Q Moose, Mr. Gillam. ENCHIRIDION STAFF EditorfinfChief ............................... Bill Strong Assistant Editors ........ .... B oh DiGiovanni. Ed Packel Business Manager ........ ................ F red Currie Assistant Business Manager . .................. Lois Krug Literary Editors .......... Sports Editors ..... Art Editors ....... Identification Editor. . . Photography Editor Editorial Advisor. . ...Jean Anyon. Edie Oshorne . . . . . , . .Jon Gross. Dan Sankowsky .. .,.. Arleen Davis. Sue Fisher .....Becky Taylor .... . . . . . . .Frank Johnston . . . . .Margaret Fleck Hay Literary Advisor. . . Business Advisor ,. Photography Advisor ....................... Neal S. Gillam . . . . . .Agnes Raycroft . . . .William M. Keim Art Advisor ......................... William Bahniermann Literary Stall: Bill Birkhead, Ruth Creskorl, Edie Edling. Allen Feingold, Lynda Kline, Ken Lewis, Muffy Moore. Angela Schrode. Carol Wright. Typists: Maria Coddington. Nancy DiMaio. Mary Ann Ghanayein, Jane Gihson. Business Staff: Rosemary Boyd, Ann Cohen. Yvonne Falcon. Elaine Giamhattista. Cecelia Hunt, Patricia Machen, Marilyn Marks. Barhara Moose. Michael Moyer, Joanna Netzky, Ann G'Leary. Judy Rothman, Peter Saylor. Louise Schwartz, Karen Singer. Ellen Smith, Joan Zarct. Art Stall: Charles Essig. Liz Geary. Alice Gentsch. Evelyn Glover, Barhara Hoffman, Jean Joly, Sandy Paul. Myra Wolf. Photography Stall: Steve Druckman. Tim Ide, Joel Levin. Alex Lindsay. Typists: Anne Houghton, Boh Irvine, Wilma Kairys, Lucy Mahjouhian, Michele Winitsky. M' check a technical point with Miss Raycroft. Twenty Literary cofeditors Edie Oshorne and Jean An on

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we Werionife recor 5 euenfri arf fha? Lalaloen MEHIUNITE Fwxr Row: A. Ricento, R. Rice, M. Spend' love, C. Berkley, D. Sankowsky, L. Sherr, bl. Bernard. Ed1torfinfCl1ief, M. Goldin, Gross. j. Anyon. A. Berry. M. Barnes, L. Hart. Second Row: Mrs. Fowler, M. Zall, B. Slott, Rothman, C, Oekman, R. Cres' koif, L. Sterling, L. Sassaman, S. Holcombe, J. Caulfield. K. Maginniss, A. Cantor, K. Pernet. C. Emas. Third Row: S. Brown, A. Schrode, D. Polsky, R. Nagin, B. Brown, N. Lipschutz, T. Devaney, K. Singer, N. Longworth, B. Rocco, B. Sharp, C. Weinstein, S. Howard, E. Walsh. Fourth Row: D. Ross, I. Vvfeinsten, K. Lakotf, L. Lipschutz, I. Slenn, E. Glover, M. Abrams, D. Douglas, G. Frank, D. Silver. MERIONITE STAFF Sheila Brown, David EditorfinfChief . . . ......................... .lohn Bernard News Editors.. ...... Susie Myerson, Lynn Sherr Feature Editors.. .... Jean Anyon, Marilyn Goldin Sports Editors... .... Ion Gross, Dan Sankowsky Art Editors ..... .... A lice Gentseh, Evelyn Glover Exchange Editor.. ............... Peggy Taylor Statistician .... . . .Catherine Berkley Photographer .... ....... L arry Stein Business Manager .. Editorial Advisors. Art Advisor ....... . ............ Business Adviser . . .... ........ . . Reporters: Mike Abrams, Mandy Barnes, . . . . . Susie Myerson . . . .Elizabeth Fowler Irene McCormick .Williarii Bahinerniann .. . . . .Charles Henne Douglas, Jon Fish, Glen Frank, Marlene Glogow, Linda Hart, Kenny Lakoff, Larry Lipshutz, Judy Mullan, Charna Oekman, Dave Ross, Angela Schrode, Dave Silver, Bonnie Slott, Alison Stabert, Susan Travis, jeff Weinsten. Business Staff: Linda Beifeld, Alix Berry, Barbara Brown, Andrea Cantor, Ruth Creskoff, Carol Emas, Jackie Goldstein. Sally Holcombe, Susie Howard, Nancy Longworth, Karen Maginniss, Rhoda Nagin, Joanna Netzky, Karen Pernet, Ruth Ann Rice, Anita Rieento, Barbara Rocco. Linda Sassaman. Louise Schwartz, Beverly Sharp, Karen Singer, John Slenn, Michelle Soflian, Martha Spendlove, Linda Sterling, Suzzyflo Weiner. Charlene Weinstein, Mary Ann Zall. Lower Merion's student newspaper, the Merionite, is an important school publication. The bifweekly journal, under the guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth tl. Fowler and Miss Irene McCormick, not only affords the editors and reporters an excellent chance to acquire journalistic skills but also rates as one of the chief sources of interest to Elemites. The paper has proved its excellence by winning a coveted Columbia Scholastic Press Association first place in three of the last four years. Of the many high' lights in the current edition are the Scholarship Corner, on the front page, source of information concerning various colleges, and Flashlight Caught, on the second page, depository of the school's laughter. The sports page features Jon Gross' column, Sports Shorts, and also sponsors Gains of the Game and Basketball XfRay, statistics of football and basketball games. The fourth sheet maintains the interest of the reader by publishing articles about each department in Lower Mcrion. Among the more prominent junior reporters who have helped a great deal in the publication of the four-page paper are Sheila Brown, Linda Hart, Charna Ockman, Kenny Lakoif, Dave Ross, Bonnie Slott, and Jeffrey Weiiisteii. The business staff, headed by its manager Susie Myerson, did an exceptional job in raising money at the beginning of the year, and the art staff was equally cfhcient in drawing appropriate cartoons for editorials. MERIGNITE EDITORS I. Anyon, S. Myer' Members of Mario-nite staff submit their articles to Mrs. Fowler for revi ion son, L. Sherr, M. Goldin, I. Gross, I. Bernard. Twentyfone