Marple Newtown High School - Memories Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1946 volume:

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I G1-orgia Earlv, Ifrlitor-in-Chief Edward Trust. fl.ssm'i11lv Ifalimr Janc Graf. Businvss Uanager Foreword . . . This is the story of our sf-hool. of the people who laugh and work hereg of the boys and girls who study, dream. and play here-the story of an ordinary school, seen through the eyes of the class of l946. who present to you, as their last big projevt in high school this hook of Memories. that you may share with them four years of work and of pleasure. me jorfy -Aix W7emorie5 Left to Right: First Row: M. Peirce. P. Mason. N. Muller. H. Garrett. G. Earle, E. Trust. .l Graf, J. Fleming, M. Broadbell, F. Neal. Standing: F. Drummond, W. Moyer. E. Si'lllll'l'li, K Heinzelmann, C. Suem, J. Bachller, W. Hipplv, D. Kirk. R. Spill:-r. V. DeVito, E. Hollis Yearhnnl-i Staff Ellitor-in-Chief G. lilarlv C0-Editor li. Trust Busirwss .llanngvr .l. Graf Assixmnts-l.archmont: 1. Garrett. 2. Baclltlcr. 3. Nlason. N. Square: 1. Moyer, 2. Neal, Broaxllxvlt. Broomall: 1. Hipplc, 2. Kirk, 3. Spillor. Ar! Erlitorv-V. DeVito. E. Svhnc-Ck. J. Fleming. Photographers-F. Drummond. C. Sucss. K. H1-inzvlmann. .Walw-up Erlitors4M. Peirce, E. Hollis, N. Muller. Wlafpa' 772u!f0l.Ul1 gqlchoof Dedication . . . A friend to whom you can turn is always a valuable asset. and we are fortunate enough to have two of them who have been advisors, leaders. and confidants of all the class in all things. It has been largely through their efforts that we have been able to bring our years at Marple-New- town to a successful, happy close. All those who know them will heartily agree that no finer friends can be found. To them, Helen E. Yeingst and Harry R. Harvey, we dedicate this yearbook with our sincerest admiration and gratitude. me jeff?-Aix Wemor1eJ 'rx HELEN E. YEINGST HARRY R. HARVEY Seven Warpd- Wewfown zgzchoof i Left to Right: J. Worrall, F. Capotosto, C. Russell, W. Loomis, W. F. Reeve, Ill, W. Culbert- son, W. Trowbridge, T. Darrnh, H. Woodcovk, J. Scherr. Board nf Directors Behind the scenes of school life stands a very important group of men who have laid the plans for our education. They meet the first Tuesday of every month to work out scores of school problems with an understanding interest in the youth of our school and their needs. Officers of the Marple-Newtown Joint Board are as follows: President, William Culbertson, Secretary, Wilmer F. Loomis, Treasurer, Charles H. Rus- sellg Vice-President, W. Foster Reeve III. Eight we jorfg-Aix Wemoried Principal and His essaqe To THE CLASS or 1946: In ohserving the growth of educational practice in the United States, one clearly perceives how much lrroader is the appeal of the school to the youth of AlllCI'iC3 today than was the case of the schools in the seventeenth century. This growth is due partly to an increased offering of eourses such as art, music. cooking, sewing, bookkeeping, shop, etc., and also to activities such as cluhs. athletic teams, guidance periods, school papers, student councils, etc. As a result of this widening of the educational offering. lroys and girls have hcen encouraged to remain in school and receive a type of education which more closely mccts their own peculiar educational needs. You who graduate this year have lieen fortunate to receive this type of education and have profited accordingly . iVlay you go forth from Nlarple-Newtown High School filled with a strong desire to use the fruits of this hroadened education in the service of your fellow- man. Your friend. JAY W. WoRR.u.i,. Nine arpa- Wewfown SEAM! Faculty MR. ZENO H. BAl.DEl,l.l MR. FREDERICK W. BROWN Mlss EDITH A. CAIN MR. GEORGE C. CARRINGTON MRS. VIRGINIA C. CLARK MISS ELEANOR D'AxlEI.Io MISS HELEN E. DECKER MRS. MARTHELLA A. DITZEI. Ten Srivnrv Sciemfv and History School AVUTSI' Mathvnualirs Home Er-onomics Commercial Subjvcts History and French English and Latin me jeff?-aix Wemoriw Faculty Warpg- Wewfown Miss MARIE 1. ELLIS Junior High MRS. MARIAN E. GRAHAM Ari MR. HARRY R. HARVEY Commvrcial Subjvvts MRS. ALICE B. HOOPES Junior High Miss MARIETTA P. MAGUIRE Svcrvmry Miss SUE S. MCCUTCIIPION Physical Education MISS VELMA MITNIAN Wlusif' MR. EDGAR W. RAFFI-LNSPERGER Junior High Eleven zglchoof Faculty VIR. WILLIMI D. RICHVTE Physical Ed zzf' ation VIR. EIARRY L. SxNm-:Rs Industrial Arts NIR. JAMES 'l'. S111-im' J zttz ior High Nllss H1-11,1-N E. YI-IINGS1' English Twelve me jorfy-Aix mmoried CLASSES lffl In lfighl: Fire! Row: II. Smith. NI. IN-in-I-. ,I. Graf. Ii. Ii.uIvkirIx. W. IANIIIIIN. .I. II.u'IxlIu M051-r. G. I'1urI4-. Mr. II.lru-5. Sw-mul Huw: Ii. Tru-l. -X. Ih-i1'I1ul'1Il. Ii. Sl'Illll'1'Ix. I. Nlrll II nc-5. I.. xVIllIt'l'Il0II0lll. N. Ile-Ninn. M. Ilrmulln-Il. IC. IIOIIIs. M. lfim-1-Iln. I. Ma-Illui-Il. II Ulll-il-. I . IIVIIIIIIIHIIIII. M. Iilmum-r. Third NQIV: II. ISIIIIIIUII. U. 51-vly. NY. Nhm-1-lx. ll. Nun . '. , u 1-r. Il. Spi 4-r. II. XX4lrring1lon. I. Milla-r. II. Ixirk. 11. SilII4'I'IIlXKAlIIl'. Ill XX Ilannlsoll. It Null. II. InII'l't'II. I'. NIANOII. VI. Illpplv. II, l,lslln'IIql. .I. I'I1-ming. Ix. III'IIIl1I mum 'N 'II ll Il Advisor Prvsirlvnt Vim'-Prvsillffnf Svvrvtnry Trvasurvr Colors Flolrvr Mono Fourteen an Seniors Vlr. Harry R. Harvey Wfilmor Loomis Joseph Bachtl mvr' Cf-orgia Earlf- Willson Moyer Blue and Silver , Gardenia We build the ladder on which we C'llIIlll.M jge jorfy-Aix memoriea ELLEN ADALA IDE BABKIRK Gvneral Pickles . . . likes ministers' sons . . . frivnllly . . . loves to cat . . . Specialist on DonisM . . . full of fun . . . 2'lIlIlllI'l'S hand writing . . . beau- tiful hair. Chorus 2, 3, -lg Junior Prom CDIIIIIIIIIGCQ Senior Bull COIllIIllll0CQ Personality Club lg Dulivillg Clull 2g Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, -I-5 Bals- kvllmll 2. ll'PL' W2W!0WIl SCA00! JOSEPH DEROLLE BACHTLER Avadmnic Editor of Mar News . . . Qlllllll artor . . . intvlligcnt . . . Flormu'c . . . football pluyvr . . . fircman . . . good joke-tcllor . . . always scvn in hot- spur. Football l, 2, 3, -lg ltetterlnanl 2, 3, lg Base-hull 1, 2, Vive President -lg Orchestra l, 2. 3, -I-3 Bunk lg Pluy 2, 3, -lg String semllle l, 2, 33 Chorus l, 2, 3, ,lg Man' News l. 2. 3, -1-3 Editor-in-Chief 3, -lg Wm-ur Book Stuff 4: Jr. Prom Committee 33 llt'l'lillll1lli0ll Contest 1, 2, Fire Fighters Club l:, Dl'KlIll1ll ics Club 2, 33 Senior Bull Committee fl. Fifteen En- VARY MARGARET BLUUMER General Good daneer . . . a lot of fun . . . prize home ec student . . . shortest and youngest in Class . . . giggly . . . loves night life. Horkey 1, 2, 3g l.etterman 33 Lacrosse 2, 3g Letterman 3g Mar-News Staff 43 Senior Hall Committeeg Shop Club Zig Home Nurs- ing Club 2. Sixteen VIARGERY RUTH BRI IADBELT Commercial Happy-go-luvky . . . Red Cross dele- gate . . . likes to get letters . . . argu- mentative, espeeially in P.0.D. . . 8:00 a. m. shorthand classes. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 43 Lelternlan 3, A1-3 Chorus 2, 3g Yearbook Staff 43 Junior Prom Com- mittee 3g Senior Ball Committee 45 Person- ality Club lg Music Club 2g Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Nevis from Home Staff 4: Interna- tional Understanding Counril 4. 36 e jorfy -A ix Wemoried DOMENIC CIVITELLA General Man-mountain . . . easy grin . . . stellar football player . . . slow to anger . . . steady friend. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Letterman l, 2, 3, 43 Captain 43 Basketball 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4g Captain 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 45 Captain 4, A. A. Council 2, 3, 43 Presi- dent 4g Chorus 2, Junior Prom Committee 3g Athletic Club 1, 2, 4g Gym Club 3, Stage Guild 3, 4. WALTER CHARLES DAVIDSON, JR. General Great first baseman . . . silent . . . Cedar Grove Road . . . attentive in P.0.D. f?l . . . easy-going. Football 3, 43 Letterman 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4g Letterman 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com- mittee 3g Senior Ball Committee 4, Dancing Club lg Chef Club 2g Gym Club 3g Ping Pong Club 4. Seventeen ,7 6 W2Ull0Wn Lqcdoof VIOLA DE VITO General Sharp dancer . . . likes blondes . . . neat . . . flirt . . . poppy . . . biology class . . . nice clothes. Basketball 1, 2, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- man 1, 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter man 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Year Book Staff Art Editor 4, Junior Prom Committee, Declamation Con- test 3, Dancing Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4, President 4, A. A. Solicitor 1, 2, Stage Guild 3. FLORENCE HOFFMAN DRUMMOND A ca dem ic Talkative . . . short . . . giggly . . . ambitious . . . always trying to collect money . . . usually seen with Joe. Hockey 1, 3, 4, Letterman 4, Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4: School Play 2, 3, 4, Alternate Cheerleader 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mar-News Stall 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Library Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club 4, Mar- News Club 4, A. A. Solicitor 1, 2, Stage Guild 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. Eighteen jhe jorfg -Aix Wemoriea GEORGIA MAE EARLE MYRTLE L. FIORELLO Commercial Commercial Quiet . . . Efficient . . . Honor Stu- Flirty . . . regular correspondent of dent . . . always friendly and helpful Charles . . . P.M.C. dance . . . Vaughn . . . blushes . . . Rice's . . . whiz in Monroe recordings . . . helps at can- shorthand . . . Don, teen. Lacrosse 1, 2, 43 Letterman 43 Secretary 43 School Play 23 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Guard of Honor 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mar- Committee 33 Senior Ball Committee 43 News Staff 2, 33 Yearbook Staff Editor 43 Dramatirs Club 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4. Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Com- mittee 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Study Club 13 Music Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Bond and Stamp Representative 2, 3g News from Home Staff 43 Valedictorian. Nineteen Waring- Wewfown Lqzioof JUNE I. FLEMING General Loves ice cream . . . pianist . . . original ideas for decorating . . . post- ers for everything . . . bangs . . . always willing . . . scatterbrained . . . noted for her productions. Hockey 3, 4, Letterman 4, Lacrosse 2, 4, Letterman 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, String Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mar-News Staff 4, Stage Guild 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Dramatic Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club 4, Bible Club 2, Operetta l, Assistant Sales Man- ager 4, Wardrobe Committee 4, Properties 4. HELEN LOUISE GARRETT General Good personality . . . i'Captain,' . . . 'GStrawbridge's . . . friendly . . . good at all sports . . . sense of humor . . . usually seen with Phyl. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, Hockey 1, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Red Cross Club 1, Shop Club 2, Hockey Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Twenty jde jorfy -Aix Wlemorzea t- 'Q .1 ,K 1- A' JANE CATHERINE GRAF Commercial All-round business manager . . . pleasant . . . wavy hair . . . peppy bas- ketball guard . . . likes to go to horse shows. Basketball 2, 3, 4g Letterman 3, 4g Hockey 2, 3, 4g Letterman 43 Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 43 Letterman 1, 2, 3, 43 Guard of Honor 33 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Year Book Stall Business Manager 43 Stage Guild 2, 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Committee 43 Dancing Club 13 Marionette Club 23 Hockey Club 33 Tri-Hi-Yi Club 43 Bond Representa- tive lg News from Home Staff 4g Business Manager 33 National Honor Societyg Third Honor Student. KARL F. HEINZELMANN Gvmfral Sunny laugh . . . life guard . . . Hudson . . . 8:30 a. nl. bookkeeping . . . usually needs a shave . . . good worker. Football l, 3, 43 Letterman 43 Baseball 2, 3g Chorus 23 Year Book Staff 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Gym Club 1, 2, 33 Athletic Club 43 Stage Guild 3. Twenty-one l'PL WBWIOWH gqcdoof WILLIAM B. HIPPLE, JR. Academic Shortie', . . . full of life . . . a Romeo . . . good sense of humor . . . all-round good musician . . . always kidding a certain 'cred head. Football Manager 3, 43 Letterman 43 Bas- ketball 3, 4g Letterman 43 Baseball Man- ager 43 Letterman 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Band lg School Play 43 Chorus I, 2, 33 Year Book Staff 43 .Iunior Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Committee 43 Shop Club lg Chef Club 23 Dancing Club 33 Dramatic Club 4g Decla- mation Contest 4. EVELYN HOLLIS Commercial Reserved . . . loves to play the piano . . . can't decide whether she likes P.O.D. better than English . . . argu- ments with George . . . studious. Guard of Honor 3g Mar-News Staff 43 Yearbook Staff 4g Shop Club lg Library Club 2, 3, 43 News from Home Staff 43 Per- fect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4. Twenty-two .742 jorfg-Aix Wemorled DEBORAH KIRK WILMER F. LOOMIS, JR. Commercial Academic Seen with Betty Anne . . . likes to go to basketball games . . . Valley Forge . . . good bookkeeper. Basketball 3, 4, Letterman 4, Hockey 1, Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Mar- News Staff 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager Yearbook 4, Stage Guild 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Dancing Club 1, Study Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, Bond and Stamp Repre- I'l9A' 772lllf0llll'l ,qcAoof Good all-round athlete . . . even temper . . . gets a lot of rest in P.0.D. . . . likes a certain senior girl . . . dances after the basketball games. Football 4, Letterman 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letter- man 2, 3, 4, President 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Deelamation Contest 3, Athletic Club 1, Dramatics 2, Gym 3, Athletic 4. Twenty-three RUSSELL FREDERICK NIANTON Commercial Quiet . . . dependable . . . George's shadow . . . quick laugh . . . pompa- dour trouble . . . canteen revord engi- neer. Stage Guild 35 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Committee 43 Shop Club lg Art Club 2, 3. 4. K PH Y LLIS D. NIASON Academic Loquacious . . . Hitting biologist . . . moody . . . scenes at Strawbridge's . . . man-hater. Hoekey ig Letterman ig A. A. Council 13 Mar-Newt. Stuff 1, 2, 3, -lg Year Book Stall' -lg Junior Prom Committee 33 Jr. Dramnties Club lg Tri-Hi-Y, 3. 4. Twenty-four me jorfy-Jix Wemoriea ' f S, X -42 IRENE A. MCELREAVEY A cad 0 m i 1' Talkative . . . quick-tcnlpvred . . . good at sports . . . likes boys and food . . . pretty red hair . . . passed an algebra hurdle. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Letterman 43 lia- crosse 1, 2, 3, 43 Letterman 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Letterman 2, 3, 4g A. A. Council 3g Chorus 1, 2, 33 Alternate Cheer- leader 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Junior l7l'2lI'lliIIll'h Club 13 Art Club 23 Hovkey Clulr 33 Tri-Hi-Y 4. ff- if, YN, IRENE YVI ELHI' l SH Acadmnif' Quiet . . . giggly . . . lrnlnlrleguni . . . math wizard . . . nice alto voice . . dislikes loafcrs. Band 13 Guard of Honor 33 Chorus 3, 43 Mar-News Stuff 1-3 Junior Prom Committee 33 Dramutics Club 1, 2, 3g Press Clulm 4. Twenty-five Warpfe- Wewfown gqcdoof i i IRVING ARTHUR MILLER, JR. WILSON A. MOYER General Academic Skyscraper . . . basketball . . . Mary . . . loves a good joke . . . quick temper. Football 3, -1-5 Letterman 3, -ig Basketball 2, 3, -'lg Letterman 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Let- terman 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Committee -lg Daneing Club 1g Svienre 23 Gym 3, Ping Pong 4. Quiet and dependable . . . class treasurer . . . has his love interests . . . industrious . . . good in physics . another aetor. Football l, 2. 3, -lg Letterman 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 1-3 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Srhool Play 3, 4g Guard of Honor 33 Mar-News Stuff 'lg Stage Guild 2, 33 Junior Prom Committee 3, Aviation Club 2, 3, Dramaties 1. Twenty-six jd e jorfy -.4 ix mm ories NANCY MULLER Commercial L'Rock . . . hates bookkeeping . . . hair always looks nice . . . dates with Plul. Basketball Manager 4: Operetta lg Guard of Honor 3g Cheerleader 4g Yearbook Stall' 4-g Junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Ball Committee 43 Personality Cluh lg Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4g Shop Club 2g Bond and Stamp Representative 4g News from Home Staff 4. FLORENCE E. N EAL General Dependable . . . serious Qat timesj . . . great sergeant-at-arms . . . likes 'em slender, tender, and tall . . . retreat . . . uianager. Clee Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Yearbook Staff 43 Junior Prom Committee 35 Music Clubg La- crosse Manager 3, fl-3 Bond and stamp rec'- orrls 2, 3. Twellly-SCVCII Warp 2 W2ll!f0l,l!l1 36400K MARY ELLA PEIRCE Commercial 4'lVluscles . . . all-round athlete . . . talks about Irv . . . loves to knit and sew . . . whiz at typing. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Letterman 2, 3, 43 Captain 3g Hot-key 1, 2, 43 Letterman 43 Laerosse 1, 2, 3, 43 Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 1, 23 A. A. Council 3g Guard of Honor 33 Chorus 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Committee 4g Alternate Cheerleader 23 Daneing Club 13 Study Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 43 News From Home Staff 43 Typing Award 2, 3g National Honor Soeiety3 Decla- mation Contest., 4. ANONA REICHHARDT General Sports enthusiast . . . future World debater . . . human vietrola . . . good manager . . . anybody's chauffeur. Hockey-Assistant Manager 33 Manager 43 Letterman 43 Guard of Honor 3g Junior Prom Committee 33 Library Club 13 Hoekey 2g Shop 33 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Twenty-eight me jorfy-Aix Wemorzea CHARLES H. SATTE RTHWAITE A cmlvlnic Good scout . . . always driving around . . . likes play practices at times . . . one of the big three . . . neat dresser . . . likes to give hot foots in physics. Football 3, 4g Letterman 45 Baseball 1, 2g 3 4 L ttermm 3 4' School Plav 3 Manager , g e z .,-, , , S ' Ball 44 Junior Prom Committee 3g enior Committee 43 Science lg Aviation 2, 3g Dramatics 4. 1.4 ELAINE DOROTHY SCHNECK Acadcnzic Dignified . . . teasing . . . partial to blue Plymouths . . . very hospitable . . . artistic and musical ability . . . emergency brake specialist. Hockey 43 Letterman 41 Secretary 33 Or- chestral l, 2, 3, 43 Band lg School Play 2. 3, 43 String Ensemble 1, 2, 3g Guard of Honor 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-g Yearbook Stall' 4: Junior Prom Committee 33 Art Club lg Music 2g Gym 33 Tri-Hi-Y Club 43 Stage Guild 2, 3g Senior Quartet 2, 3, ll-3 Social Studies Forum 4. Twenty-nine Warpk- Wewfown ScAoof GEORGE E. SEELY Commercial Great story teller . . . ear to ear grin . . . likes plaid shirts . . . first- rate trumpeter . . . partial to the ladies. Football 3, 4-3 Letterman 43 Basketball 23 Baseball 23 Vice President 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Bank 13 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Stage Guild 33 Senior Ball Committee 43 Devlamation Contest 33 Dancing Club lg Chef Club 23 Ping Pong Club 3, 4. ROBERT C. SVIITH General Quiet . . . likable . . . member of the usmokers' club . . . has his own mind and isn't afraid to express it . . . likes a joke either way. Football 3, 43 Letterman -1-3 Baseball 23 A. A. Council 4-3 Junior Prom Committee 33 Science Club 13 Chef Club 23 Study Club 3g Athletics Club 43 Stage Guild 2, 3, 4. Thirty we j0l'ty -Aix Wemorie5 ROBERT ERNEST SPILLER Academic Boys' sports manager . . . playful . . . good in biology . . . not a shy boy . . . quite a lovemaker . . . likes early hours . . . another member of the ubig three. Football Manager 3, 45 Letterman 3, lg Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3, 43 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4g Band lg School Play 2, 3, 4g String Ensemble 1, 2, 33 Chorus 2, 3, 4g Mar-News 3, 45 Sports Editor Mar- News 3, 44 Yearbook Staff 4g Junior Prom Committee 3, Dancing Club lg Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. CURINE ANTOINETTE SUESS Academic Shy 1?ib . . . likes boys and Cocker spaniels . . . Lobel's at Christmas . . . parties . . . personality . . . dimples . . . walking newspaper. Hockey-Assistant Manager 43 Letterman -I-3 School Play 4, A. A. Council, Secretary 43 Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4-3 Junior Prom Committee 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 National Honor Society. Thirty-one Wa ,QA Wewfown Saba! RUTH THOMAS Commercial Curly hair . . . Nelson Eddy fan . . . transcription trouble . . . authority on New York City . . . argumentative. Hockey 23 Guard of Honor 33 Dancing Club 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4. EDWARD TROST Academic Honor student . . . always willing to argue . . . good driver . . . how ties . . . sheik. Football 2, 3, 43 Letterman 43 Baseball 1, 2g Vice-President 3g School Play 3, 43 Guard of Honor 33 Year Book Staff 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Science 13 Aviation 2, 3g Dramatics 43 National Honor Society 33 Salutatorian. Thirty-two .7442 jorfy -Aix Wemoriea BETTY ANN WARRINGTON General Cheerful . . . colorful sweaters . artistic . . . likes Senior boys . . . came from Germantown. Senior Ball Committee 43 Chorusg Mar- News Art Editor 4. Waring- Wewfown Schoof LORRAINE WINTERBOTTOM General . Always laughing and giggling . . . plays pranks . . . Tim,s . . . biology . . . good old daysn . . . Drexel Hill authority. Chorus 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Li- brary Club lg Music Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. Thirty-three WILLIAM .l. VVUNSCH General Always on the run . . . wolf . . quite a driver . . . trailer salesman . . . perpetual grin . . . always happy. Cheerleader 3g Junior Prom Committee 35 Gym Club 1, 2, 3g Science Club 4g A. A. Solicitor 13 Stage Guild 2, 3. Thirty-four .7442 jorfy-Aix Wemoried Class Will Ellen Babkirk leaves her pretty hair to ,loan Gorsueh. Joe Bachtler leaves his book report trouble to Bob Goodyear. To Mella Wood, Margie Broadbelt leaves her quietness. Lois Robinson can take over the job of helping out in the cafeteria from Margaret Bloomer. Domenic Civitella leaves his football ability to Herby Rudolph. HSkippy Davidson leaves his laziness to Andy Smith and his guitar to Ralph Moyer. Viola DeVito leaves her large variety of neat clothes to Louise Lewis. and Betty Fox can take over the cheerleading. Flossie Drummond leaves her hhalf-pint size to Lura MaeLaren. Georgia Earle leaves her 'abrainsw to her sister, Dorothy. 6'Miekey Fiorello leaves her kidding with Mr. Harvey to 4'Bobbie Philson. ,lune Fleming and Betty Ann Warrington leave their art work to Charles Scheid and Betty Noll. Stella Blosenski inherits Helen Garrett's sports ability. .lane Graf leaves her interest in horses to Carol Hall and Anna Garris. Karl Heinzelmann leaves the early morning bookkeeping sessions to Bill Prichard. i'Super-salesman Hipple leaves his selling technique to .lack Curran. Evelyn Hollis leaves Miss Decker in the hands of Alberta Wilson and Howard Rainey. 'iDebbie Kirk leaves her bookkeeping ability to Dick Mangold. Bill Loomis leaves his bashful ways to Leon Worrell. Russell Manton leaves his jobs at the canteen to Mary Dulaney. Irene McElreavey leaves her red hair to Marie Gorsueh. 'LPhyl', Mason leaves her Hot Shoppe trade to her sister, Lynn. Irene Melhuish leaves her math technique to John Shaw. Nancy Muller leaves the mirror in the girls' room to ,laniee Ramsay and Lillian Griliin. Wilson Moyer leaves his spotlight to Bill Peters. He's seen plenty with it. Florence Neal leaves her dependability to Lillian Ivins. Mary Peirce leaves her typing speed to Ruth Gettz. Anona Reichhardt leaves her difference in opinion to ,lane Thompson. Charles Satterthwaite leaves his Media address book to Harry Bennett. Elaine Schneck leaves her wild driving to Marge Holloway. George Secly leaves his comb and mirror to ,lack Thomas. Bob Spiller leaves his eating ability to Dan Holloway. Corine Suess leaves her dimples to Catherine Reardon. Ruth Thomas leaves her free advice to Charlotte Graham. Ed Trost leaves his pompadour to ,laek Steer. Lorraine Winterbottom leaves her interest in the Navy to Marie Collins. Bill Wunsch leaves his Mtackingv ability to Johnny Guildford. Thirty-five Warpg- Wewfown EQCAOO! Name Ellen Babkirk .loseph Bachtler Margaret Bloomer Margery Broadbelt Domenic Civitella Walter Davidson Viola DeVito Florence Drummond Georgia Earle Myrtle Fiorello .lune Fleming Helen Garrett .lane Graf Karl Heinzelmann William Hipple Evelyn Hollis Deborah Kirk Wilmer Loomis Irene McElreavey Russell Manton Phyllis Mason Irene Melhuish Irving Miller Wilson Moyer Nancy Muller Florence Neal Mary Peirce Anona Reichhardt Charles Satterthwaite Elaine Schneck George Seely Robert Smith Robert Spiller Corine Suess Ruth Thomas Edward Trost Betty Ann Warrington Lorraine Winterbottorn William Wunsch Whn's Whn and They are Called Pickles Dutch Mag Margy Civie Skip Yola Floss Georgia Mickey ,lunie-girl Helen jane Karl Bill Evelyn Debbie Bill Mac Rus Phyl Mel Irv Willie Nan Ducky Muscles 'Nona Jake Sehnecky George Smitty Bob Winnie Ruth Edouard Betty Ann Summertop Stu Thirty-six They are Seen At Don's Running to fires Making change Noiseless Checking on monitors With Stella With Mr. Pittman Loaded With books Working for H. R. H. Plowing Working on Art At Downingtown Training for shows Chasing Mickey Teasing others In library At Bessie's S.N.A.F.U. Day-dreaming Machine room At Hot Shoppe Figuring math Un Sproul Road Carrying a torch Riding 'iColonel Making the bus Talking Arguing Asleep in P.0.D. In a blue Plymouth On the adding machine In library backroom With a chicken Flirting Taking dictation Combing hair Making eyes, I mean ceramics With Hipple Selling boxcars me jorfy-Aix Wemorlea What's What They Say And that's not alluw G'Wiherc's Flo? Gee whiz! Hi Yah! You'rc full of stulf!,, Wcrll. now l thinkng He sharpli' You old fish! 'LNO kidding! MCharles-'i K Ph! l forgot ! You can say that again! Like fun, boy! Anything you say. By gosh, how are yah? Now, am l bothering you?', Do you know what? ut. Uh! my gosh !,, 1 lh! Mother McCrea Silence !,' Oh, Golly! But, Mr. Carrington!- Hey, Mary !', s 'lt's running now. Shut up, boy ! Don said- Holy Cow! You're all wrong No stuff? Uh, wait a minute!', Did you hear this onc?,, You're crazy! 55 Can't miss health class Uh, l did n0t!', M q ll v h r A av morrow vours or - handfw You old-i' ! !o: You understand, don't you?i' Uh, l'll do it tomorrow 'l'hat's solid mafpg' Vlewfown 56400K They'll Remember An old car??? After play practice Ardmore Ducky's Party Rod hair is dangerous Cedar Grove Road Bashful Bill Conferences Junior Prom After Faculty Dinner Decorating Basketball Business Manager Mooching Chorus in the Closet Miss lVlcCutcheon Betty Ann's Brother Class President Chez Vous Names of all records Date with Hipple Physics class Swimming on Sunday Confused Distributor wires Bryn Mawr Hospital A. C. basketball Edna May Bobby? Paying for Digest Art for yearbook Barrington, N. J. Karl Sunrise on Media Rd. Desert Song-5 Evelyn's talks A junior Swarthmore library '41 Plymouth One Night i11 Atlantic City Thirty-seven They :rin Be Make-up artist Forest ranger Hairdresser Doctor's secretary Coach Professional guitarist Interior decorator Doctor Secretary to President Ceneral's wife Designer Fashion model Equestrienne Life guard School teacher Librarian Physio-therapist Diplomat Physical Ed. teacher Ufficc boy Nurse Teacher Realtor Sailor Star's wife Don's better half Realtolfs secretary Bookkeeper Lawyer Advertiser Marine Trans-Atlantic pilot Veterinarian Nurse Service Representative Artist Bookkeeper Nurse Salesman Advisors President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer .Iuninrs Miss Helen E. Yeingst Miss Eleanor D'Amelio Herbert Rudolph Ralph Moyer John Shaw Dorothy Earle Colors: Red and White Flower: Red and White Roses Motto: uwlhat we are to lJe4We are now liecominfff' F' Thirty-eight .742 jorfy-Aix Wemoried Left to Right: Front Row: M. Corsuch. C. Hall. A. Carris. J. Thompson. M. Holloway, R. Moyer. H. Rudolph. J. Shaw. D. Earle. L. Mac Laren, B. Philson. B. Noll, L. Lewis, L. Mason. Second Row: Miss D'Amelio, S. Blosenski. L. Crillin, J. Gorsuch. C. Graham, M. Collins. R. Gettz. L. Robinson, L. Ivins, B. Fox. M. Dulaney, C. Reardon. M. Wood. R. Swinehart, J. Ramsay, Miss Yeingst. Third Row: W. Bradley, J. Guildford. C. Scheid. D. Gunther. W. Peters. A. Smith. D. 0'Brien, D. Holloway. J. Curran, H. Rainey. J. Steer. H. Bennett, W. Prirhard. L. Worrell, J. Thomas, R. Mangold. This year's Junior Class was very successful in many activities. By picking out and waiting enthusiastically for our class rings, we carried on an old tra- dition of Marple-Newtown. Following this big event we pllt our best efforts into the annual Magazine Drive which produced a very nice profit of 3450 for the Junior Class. We owe the success of this drive to such people as Ruth Gettz and Charley Scheid, who handled the drive very capably. Other popular events such as the Junior Prom. home-room discussions, and planning of assembly programs all added much to our Junior year. These ac- tivities have taught us the value of cooperation and hard work. With the cap- able advice of Miss Yeingst and Miss D'Amelio. we finished a very enjoyable Junior year. Every Junior is looking forward to his last year in high school. Thirty-nine Wa ,Q e Wewfown gqcdoof A4rIvi.sors Prvsirlvnf Virv-Prffsiflvnt Svcratary Treasurer Snphnmnres Miss Helen E. Dvckvr Mrs. Ylarthella A. Ditza,-I Rolwrt Nask James Knapp Harry Gorman John Lutz Colors: Grvvn and xxfhitf' Flower: Wllitm- Rose Motto: ulIlVt'SIlllI'I1t in Knowlvmlgv Pays High Diviclvmlsf' Forty we jeff? -Aix Vnemoriea Left tn Right: First Row: J. Steer, R. Peters, M. Martino, J. Mander, H. Gorman, J. Lutz. R. Nask. J. Knapp, S. Dutton. E. Guildford, V. Worrell. C. Civitella, H. Reardon, G. Harvey. Second Row: Miss Decker, J. Flood, L. W1'lbLllIll, B. Friedrich. J. Fetters, R. Gartner. G. Shaver, S. Holloway, J. Dennin, E. Murphy. A. Price, D. Wiggins, Y. Baskin, G. Smith. J. Wagner. ll. Helms. L. Troupe. Mrs. Dilzol. Third Row: B. Hartenstine, F. Welltfig, J. Stevenson, G. Thomas. D. McKee, B. Thomas. R. Goodman. L. Snelling. E. Fetzer. H. Lees, R. Bailey. R. Thomas. D. Bishop. E. lJiBono, R. Thomas, A. Orazetti, H. Taylor. B. Pennock. H. Schofield. The Sophomore class under the guidance of Miss Decker and Mrs. Ditzcl started the 1945-46 school year with fifty-two memhers. At the first Septemhcr meeting, the Sophs elected their class officers and immediately resolved to improve upon the many accomplishments of last year. Everyone is proud of the record numher of Sophomore hoys and girls who have participated on the various athletic teams, helping to make this an outstanding sports year for Nl. N. Who can forget the hig 'iHop held on March 22? The Sophomore Hop. this year. was the first ever held at night and proved a howling social as well as financial success. Joe Grady, radio commentator on the 950 Cluh. was guest of the evening. The Sophomores also were instrumental in sponsoring a quarter-hour pro- gram on Station XVPEN dedicated to Marple-Newtown. Many of the class mem- hers spoke hriefly on this radio program. Several of the class of 194-8, who are studying French. adopted a little French girl as part of their contribution to help the suffering and starving of Europe. Clothing and food are sent to little Vivianc every two weeks. All are looking forward to the Junior year when they hope to carry on and improve past activities. Forty-one W GFIGA W4?ull0lUl'l 57640017 Advisors President . ,. Vice President Secretary , Treasurer , Colors Flower M mm ,is,i, Forty-two Freshmen .. Mr. Frederick W. Brown Mrs. Marthella A. Ditzel A , Hugh McMillen . A Robert Young Betty Ketchlcdge . Doris Hipple . . Cherry and White . , .,., Talisman Rose In ourselves our future liesf, me jorfy-Jix Wemoried Left to Right: Front Rmr: D. Tarleton. R. Schweitzer, N. DuAime, T. Tull. C. llroudhelt. R. Shupard, J. MaeLaren, T. Newby, J. Harris, R. Wood, Z. Bunnell. Second Row: E. Plank. M. Wood, E. Young, C. Sterling, A. Mahon, B. Peel. C. Barringer, B. Ketehledge. R. Young. H. MeMillen. D. Hippie, J. Collins, R. Krauss, M. Wessell. C. Miehener, J. Livingstone, E. ltonsinger, P. Parish. Third Row: Mr. Brom n, J. Grover, E. Worrell, C. Venable, M. Reardon. l. Homsher, M. lleppenstall, N. Butler, D. D'0noirio. K. Keenly, A. Little. M. Stone. l. Grayson, E. Long, V. Honer, H. Ballaron, J. Holli-, J. Buckley, J. Bailey. Mrs. Ditzell. Fourth Row: J. Murphy. T. Muehlmatl, A. Roberts, G. Snyder, E. Gorman, J. Mackey, W. MaeNeil. H. Rambo, R. Teale, R. Worrell, D. Ealy, F. Capotosto. R. Stewart., C. Fletcher, C. Mahon. P. Herltert. Our class of '49 ended its Junior High term with a real flourish. We were a large class and have been well represented in the sehool's many activities. Both boys and girls have supported the Junior Varsity and Junior High teams. It is therefore only reasonable to assume that there is mueh valuable material available for the Senior High teams. The sales of bonds and stamps did not reach the expected volume until our class formed teams. The stimulation caused by competition promoted sueh an increase of sales that our class headed the list for the greater part of the year. The plans which had been so carefully laid for our Christmas party could not materialize because school closed early. Better luck is expected next year. Although the year has been a busy one, it was also a very happy one. Xve believe we are well prepared to accept the responsibilities of Senior High and and are looking forward with much interest to these years ahead. Forty-three Wurpk Wewfozun Schoo! Left to Right: First Row: B. Loomis, N. Dutton, J. Lubker, M. Wageman, R. Steer, S. Wallace, P. Patterson, R. Van Kanan, J. Manley, D. Downs, R. Funk, M. Jinker. R. Robinson, N. Mich- ener, L. Atkinson. Second Row: M. Sheep, H. Snyder, M. Cressman, J. Clark, A. Miller, T. Lamb, P. Fox, B. Pheil, P. Bortle, C. Atkinson, R. DiAmhrosio, R. Hipple, N. Compton, C. Jesnig, J. Smith, J. Ross, S. Galt, H. Ceckle, L. Kirk, Mrs. Hoopes. Third Row: L. Holloway, F. Goodman, G. Bortle, C. Mohr, F. Jiacomucci, T. Managan, C. Hagen, H. Hatton, E. Feld- kircher, B. Snelling, R. Nolan, H. Robinson, H. Getz, R. Di Bono, M. Lynn. Eighth liralle Highlights Last year we liked Marple-Newtown, hut this year our enthusiasm has in- creased, because we feel at home. During the year we welcomed several new eighth graders into our classes. These included Mason Linn from Rouzerville, Raymond di Bono from Shoe- maker Jr. High in Philadelphia, Lee Holloway of Lower Merion. Grace Blair from Upper Darby, and Coy Wyatte of North Carolina. Our junior high teams in footllall and llaskethall were coached hy Mr. Raf- fensperger. We have had a great deal of fun in our sports and intramurals. During the 1946 Athletic Fund Drive many of the collectors were ambitious eighth-graders. Some of our students also have taken part in the orchestra, as cheerleaders, and in the other school activities. We are all looking forward to next year when we shall have advanced to the ninth grade. F orty-four jhe jorfy -Aix Wemonefi Left to Right: First Row: Doris Atkinson, Ruth Wilcox, June Maxwell, Sonja Johannsen, Nancy Thomas, Paul Dulaney, Sally Worrzill, Harold Ramsay, Julie Scheid, Shirley Hartenstine, Dorothy Everet. Delores Lees, Betty Downs, Eiga DiTomasso. Second Row: Gerald Shaunessy, Charles Blackburn, Louis Smith, Eddy Harris, Susan Swain, Gladys Yenable, Joyce Wcprrell, Arnita Sarganl. Deborah Hull, Ruth Wox'rz1ll, Nancy Kay, Jean Entrichen, Edith Mae Everel. Paul Thompson, Cordon Spiller, Francis Collins, Thomas Cain, John MacDonald. Third Row: Robert Jacobs, Charles Moore, Fred Layman, Jack Noll, Richard Ewing.. Daniel Shaunessy. Joseph Stunden, Richard Kavsecki, Wailter Blair. Robert McQueene, Charles Schneider, Neil Graham, Stanley Currey, Robert Meligan, Lloyd Shaver, James Arlinger, Robert Mt-l.auhlin. What the Seventh Iirade Did This Year The seventh grade pupils have taken part in the school bond and stamp drive, an essay contest, school sports, and activities. The Seven A group sent Shirley Seely a bouquet of flowers when she was absent with a touch of rheumatic fever. Jack Noll won first place in the seventh grade of our school in the essay contest. Joyce Worrell won second place in the seventh grade. The girls played two games with Sandy Bank, one hockey, one basketball. We won both of these but lost the intramural basketball game with the eighth grade. The Seventh grade boys took part only in the intramural basketball games with the eighth grade. Some of the boys went out for football and baseball also. Forty-five lI'PA WBMJOIUI1 .S,CA00f Classes Left ln Right: First Row: S. Blosenski. C. Sealy, L. Robinson. Seeoml Row: C. Hull, M. Collins, M. Bloomer, J. Thompson, A. tiilI'l'lN. Third Row: G. Earle, C. tifilllillll, M. Broudlrelt, ll. Kirk. E. Hollis, R. Thomas. Fourth Row: R. Spiller, M. Peirce, L. Willterlyottom. .l. Graf, R. Mun- 'I' ping Class Typing is one of the most important sulljeets to the eolnmereial students. The first-year student is required to do thirty Words a minute. The seeond-year requirement, forty words a minute, is usually exceeded. The speed of fifty words u minute is required of the third-year typists. Awards are given to the people who have had the highest speed during that year. Forty-six .752 jorfy-Aix 7!Wemorie.1 at Work Left to Right: I. Melhuish, J. Shaw, E. Di Bono, H. Bennett, B. Loomis, W. Davidson, ll. Gunther, J. Guildford, B. Peters, H. Rudolph, D. Holloway, J. Bachtler, F. Drummond, l. Miller, Bill Wui1st'h, C. Sheid, R. Moyer, J. Steer, H. Rainey, C. Satterthwaite, W. Moyer, J. Thomas, E. Trost. Lahnratnr The laboratory is under the direction of Mr. Baldclli. Thcrc arc thrcc classes under his direction: Physics, Biology, General Scicncc. The General Science classes have no individual laboratory work at all. lt is merely demonstration Work, either by members of the class or by Mr. Baldclli himself. There are no set periods of laboratory work for cithcr Physics or Biology classes because of the size of the classes and thc lack of space and equipment. There have been two major projects carried out in the laboratory so far. Une is thc hatching and breeding of baby chicks. The other is tho cross brccding and mating of flies to determine what outstanding characteristics arc inhcritcd. Forty-seven m..,.w7.....,.,,. Jfkgt 5'.t.,,,f Cafeteria The cafeteria has inaugurated a new program by whieh the price of our lunches has been reduced from 250 to 1512, through Federal aid. The government is oHering this service to us for the main purpose of providing a well-balanced lunch for the students. Wie hope that in another year our student body will be buying platters 100 per cent. Forty-eight we jorfy-Aix memoriea Shnp W0 have- hm-rv at Marple-Nvwtown High School il shop lz1horutol'y. rulllvr than vocational training, whcrv stnclvnlh havv thc' opportunity to work in svn-null lliHl0l'i'llI fivhls: nanloly. wood. nlctal. and plaslivsz whvrvin wo un- vxploring utilitarian typo projvvts rzithvr than ahSil'zu'l prohh-ms IH'l'illlSl' of tho fI,l'l'2lN'l' intf-rvsl hoys have in rval Construction. Thv projvcis are lll'Siglll'll lo ho of praw- tical value in thu- ll0lIl0. Forty-nine 774ar,JL- Wlellffollfll .SQCADOX Hume Elznnnmilzs Home Economics is a re uircd sulfect in the 7th, 8th, and 9th wfraflvs. Tha- fl :- girls learn how to prepare hrcakfast, lunch, and alinnc-1' :luring these first throc years. If they choose, the senior high girls may Continuv Home E0 until thvy graduate. ln the-so yvars. girls learn little extra things that help niakv a mval complvtv. Fifty me jorfy -Aix emorieri lzlivities Tri-Hi-Y Nu utht-r t'InIr in xI1ll'IlIl'-XFNIUYVII is so uvtiw- as tht- Tri-Iii-Y whivh wus sturtt-:I in 19,1-I. lit-sinla-s sponsoring tht- Cuntvvn on Fritiziy nights. anti stznnp cirivvs ami s0IaI l'1'fl'1'sIlli10Ilts at tht- ftmtlnull Sonia- of tht- yvuris zu-tivitivs W4-rv: I. .-In initiation party was givvn at tht- haunt- of NI good tinn- for ull Cztiitvn-11 nlviniwrs with tianving and tht- swimming. 3. XIRIIIY Ill1'lllIN'l'S uttvlltlc-QI the Bzmquvt at tht- fit'I Vanin Line' groups. it took uv:-r the' Imnel gznnvs. lviwy tum-1-llu ntl hunsmn nliortival at 12. 'I'ln- swimming party at the Y.NI.C.A. at 52n1I an rt-frvslllm-nts Iollmsingi lIl'ilI gin-n Ivy tht- AI. At tht- fi0llI.t'I'1'llt't' in Lunsduwm- about thirty rvpn-se-ntutin-s front Hur :Im--Nvwtnwn 1'll.0Yl'tI an vvvllilw of s riritvri tivimtv. I . 1- I 'I'h4' climax of this yvzu' s avtivitivs was tht- Niotln-r fnn. anti goml ttmtl. and IJZIIIQIIIIVI' IIZIIHIIIUI givvn on Many svvnml with this Svniors and thvir mothvrs us gnvsts of honor. 'I'Iu- ufiivc-rs that will In- Inst Iry :1l'LllIll2lIiUll nrt- Viola D1-Vito. I'r4-sith-nt: tiurinv Stu-ss. Sn-1'l'0tall'y: Iil'0I'QlIil I'izn'I4'. Tl'l'llSlll'l'l'. 'I'Ilv auivisors ure' Miss Xvingst and Yiiss vIi'f:llIt'Il1' 0ll. livfl to Righlz l irslvKuu':V Miss Ye-ingst. II. Fox, E. St'IllIt'1'I'i.. I . I,l'llllllIl0lllI. Fi. liulnkirk. WI. I'mrvIIo. R. In-ttz. X. Ile-Xlto. l.. 5llt'rs. lf. Enrlv. Il. Earle, N. Mulivr. .-X. He-u'I1lizn'1It. I. Mr- I'iII't'iINl'y. J. I I4-ming. Swwilul Row: I'. Matson. NI. Hroauihelt. lf. RPAIIWIUII. M. Ii0l'hlll'Il. Ii. Tilolnns. I . Null, I.. xviIlIt'l'Il0Il0lIl. V. Htl-Ixill. li. Smith. B. Frim'mIril'I1. ,I. lfltmfl. U. tiixitviin. II. NUII. I'i. IilliICII'tll'tI. I.. N1Zl1'lAll't'lI., 5. Dutton. I.. Imxsis. M. Hniloualy. Third Row: II. Iinrrvtt. xlibs xIl'IillIt'Ill'llIl. II. I'IiiIson. M. Collins. I.. Troupe. I.. Robinson. II. Iiill'Illt'l'- -I. Iil'1lIi. III. I'e-iw:-. I.. NISISOII. I.. tlriiiin. ,I. 'I'I1mnpsm1. Nl. Wood. G. Hzirvvy. Left to Right: First Row: Mr. Worrttll. N. Butler, C. Suess, D. Civitella, S. Blosenski, Miss McCutcheon, N. Kay. Standing: Mr. Richute. J. Shaw, R. Smith, R. Nask. J. Clark, Mr. Harxey. The Student Enuncil The Student Council is a governing body of students, organized of, for, and hy the pupils. Our president and secretary are chosen from the senior class: vice-president, from the junior classg and treasurer, from tenth grade. An addi- tional memher is chosen front each grade. The council has accomplished much under the worthy leadership of its officers and faculty advisors, Mr. Wforrall and Mr. Harvey. Wie hope that next year's Council will lic as cooperative with the teachers and pupils as in the past years. Among the activities of the Council were the purchasing of new tunics for the girls' sports teams, the supplying of recreational equipment for lunch hour use, and the promoting of a successful drive for athletic funds. Fifty-two we jorfy -Aix emoriw Left to Right: First Row: Miss Decker, R. Spiller, J. Fleming, J. Buchtler, F. Drunimondq .l. Steer, M. Bloomer. Seconrl Row: P. Thompson. B. Helms. D. Kirk. C. Shaner. J. Fetters. li. Warrington. L. Welsand, L. Ivins, C. Barringer, E. Hollis, I. Melhuish. Mar- laws Did you notice the new zip to the Mar-News this year--hcttcr news. newer news, and more news? This was mostly due to regular meetings and more con- sistent attendance, because the 'War-News has become a regular clulb. Under the able leadership of Advisor. Miss Decker, and Editor-in-Chief, Joe Bachtlcr. the Mar-News has gone onward and upward to greater achievements. Fifty-three Wvarpa- Wewfown gqclloof Left to Right: Front Row: E. Srhneck, ,l. Bachtler, F. Goodman, G. Spiller, J. Guilford. Sland- ing: B. Spiller, H. Hatton, J. Clark, B. Robinson, P. Fox, Miss Mitman, 1. Fleming, L. Welsalnd, R. Nftlilllq .l. Thompson. B. Loomis. llrchestra Many of the orchestra members are from the seventh and eighth grades and are new to the organization this year. They have practiced faithfully each week and have marie satisfactory progress. The orchestra is playing for assembly programs anal is looking forward to providing music for the Senior Play. Fifty-four .7Ae jorfy-Aix Wemoriea Lvfl In Right: First Row: J. Graf, M. Peirve, C. Shaver, Y. Baskin. J. Steer, Miss Mitman. S. Holloway, S. Dutton, L. Wolsand, E. Svhnevk, B. Fox, R. Cettz, C. Graham. Second Row: l.. Winterlmttom. D. Wiggills, B. Walrrillgtoll, A. Prire. C. Smith. J. Walgller. B. Helms. C. Civitella. J. Flood, H. Patterson. L. Mason, B. Noll. M. Wood. Third Row: M. Gorsuvh, J. Fleming, C. Sucss. H. Garrett, ll. Pete-rs. C. Earle, M. Fiorollo. E. Guildford. F. Drummond. Glen Eluh The Cleo Clulb moots ovary Friday, third poriod. This your tht- vlulr is von- ducted as a regular music course ratht-r than an extra musival avtivity. Crvdit toward graduation is to ho givcn to all tht- Illl'Illll0l'S. It is rcgrottahlv that the um-xpoc'tvd forovlosurv of svhool at Christmas timm- provontvd the Cleo Clulrs from prosvnting tht-ir Christmas Carol Sc-rvim-. Thv Clnll is preparing to Contrihuto an important part in tho f:0lIllIll'lll't'- mont and Bavvalauroatc oxorriscs. The girls havv ln-on re-lu-arsing diligvntly and are looking forward to tho voming IN'Tf0l'Ill1iIll'l'S. Fifty-five Warpg- Wewfown zqcdoof -we El at if Standing Left to Right: C. Sutterthwaite., W. Wuusch, B. Manton, C. Suess, E. Trost, J. Flood, W. Hippie, E. Schneck. H. Rudolph, J. Shaw, C. Civitella., W. Loomis, J. Bachtler, R. Moyer, W. Moyer. Seated Left to Right: R. Spiller, B. J. Friedrich. F. Drummond. Yun lIan't Take It With You The high school play, 6'You Canit Take it With You, was given Friday, April 26th, by a cast composed largely of Seniors. The story of the delightful, but slightly mad Sycamores, was particularly adopted to the wide range of ability found within our Senior class. Able and talented support was received from those underclass members who participated. Under the able direction of Mr. Brown, these talents were combined to produce a very successful play. Penny Sycamore Alice Sycamore Paul Sycamore Martin Vanderho Essie Carmichael Ed Carmichael Mr. De Pinna . Mrs. Kirby lllr. Kirby Tony Kirby Rheba Donald . Boris Kolenkhov Olga Katrina Gay Wellington Detectives . f , Fifty-six Florence Drummond ,. . Corine Suess Wilson Moyer , Bob Spiller J anet Flood .. . . Bill Hipple Charles Satterthwaite . ,. Elaine Schneck Herbert Rudolph , , Ed Trost Gloria Civitella , John Shaw Joe Bachtler Betty Jane Friedrich Viola De Vito , Bill Wunsch Russell Manton jhe jorfy-Jix Wemoriea Left to Righl: Front Row: V. Dc-Vito, P. Kaligian. Slnnrling: R. Loomis. J. Livingston, li. Helms, C. Hall. B. Fox, N. Muller. Cheerleaders Our clieerleaalers. nncler their Competent captain, Viola D4-Vito. a senior. were ever active at footlrall and basketball games to spur our teams on. The cheerleaflers are as follows: Betty' Fox, Junior, Carol Hall. Junior, Betty Helms. Sophomore, ,loan Livingston, Freshman. Bessie Loomis, eighth gracle and their junior memlwr, Patty Kangian. Patty is a new zuldition. Slie is tiny, smart. anul loves In-ing a 1'lu-vrleacla-l'. She is adlnireql lay all of us. The newspapers voniplimentml tlie CllC0l'll'i:lll0l'S on their lille showing at the Kiwanis game, stating they were the most aetive and hail the smallest mem- ber that ever elieerecl at a Kiwanis game. Fifty-seven CUYQA- Wewfown Lgjchoof The Year's lliqhliqhts September 5-School began-39 Seniors piled in on Mr. Harvey. 9-Flo and Joe blew in from Wildwood. October 13-Football team beat Yeadon-lucky day! 26-Seniors' Hal- loWe'en Party-Spiller looked like a feather off the old hen! November 14-Hockey dinner at Ramsay's-did the girls fand Miss Yeingsti stuff it inl December 14-Senior Ball MNO gains-without pains. 17-Football Dinner -Villanova coach, Jordan Oliver, one of guest speakers. January 234Overbrook Assembly-best program in years! February 14-Valentine Luncheon a la Mrs. Clark. 27-Basketball Dinner-- thanks from the girls to Mr. Kirkg thanks from the boys to Mr. Harvey. March 1-Mr. Pittman returns to M. N.-our gain. 15-National Honor Society-Dr. Melchior was a grand speaker. 15-Tri-Hi-Y Conference at Lans- downe-the girls renewed acquaintances with Dr. Melchior-had a wonderful time. 21-Tea for Senior Mothers and Faculty-A lovely social, although the boys looked as if they were going to die. 22--Sophomore Hop-Joe Grady added sparkle to the evening. April 2-Chicken Supper-Lots of work but lots of profit. ll-Lacrosse team beats Radnor girls-Big event! 26-Senior Play+Br0wn and Co., score another triumph. 29-Senior Essays Due-the fatal deadline. 30-Miss Ellis Leaves for Californiafwished we could all go. May 2-Mother-Daughter Banquet-99 present-first of its kind. 6-Seniors visited Media Courthouse-Miss Decker had to drag the girls away from the Marriage License desk. 8, 9, 10-Washington Trip-will we ever forget the Plaza Hotel. 17-,lunior Prom-a surprisingly large turnout made it a great success. 18-Miss McCutcheon became Mrs. Pass-took us by surprise but we managed to remember to wish all possible happiness. 24-Declamation Contestialways a big spring event to which this year was no exception. 24-Media High School Orchestra Played in Assembly-some seniors were greatly interested. June 5-Assembly for Presentation of Awards-everyone came to school bright and shining fand expectingl. 7-Alumni Dance- the old gang got to- gether and welcomed their new companions of '46. 9-Baccalaureate. 10- Senior Exams Began-Doom's Day. 14'-Commencement-reward of twelve years waiting, watching, and hoping. 19+End of School-Lenape Park again for the first time in five years. Fifty-eight we jorfy-Aix Wemorzed SPIJHTS First Row: Lef! to Right: J. Knapp. I.. Slltqlillg., D. O'Brien, R. Cnorlyvalr. I.. W'urrm-H. J. Nuek R. Nalfk, D. Gunther, J. Thonuls. Svrmul Row: Mr. Hnrx ey. R. Spiller. W. Privlmrcl. J. lluvlmlle-r K. l'lQ'iIllCllllilllll., R. Moyer, W. Moya-r. D. Cixitvlln Nlzlptalin P. H. Rudolph. l. Mille-r. W' lluvidwon, YV. Loomia, D. Bishop. F. l:00dl'IlillI. YV. Hipple. Mr. RilH'1'lINlN'l'QlI'I'. Thirrl Row: H. Rumlro, W1 Thomas. R. Trust, W. Pvlvrx. C. Sullerlhwalilv. C. S:-vly. J. Lutz. E. llnguxinn R. Goodnlaln. R. Slllilll. Fourth Row: I . Wvndig. H. Gorman. H. Srlmliq-ld. H. Ralilwy. E l n-in-r, A. Roberta, E. fl0l'l'llilIl. C. Sc-hs-id. YV. Rraldlc-y. Varsit Fnnthall The 1945 season was one of the most unusual seasons in the history of Marple- Newtown. We won the first three games against North Coventry, Wvest Pottsgrove, and Yeadon. The next two games were close, but we lost by only one touchdown to Spring City and were beaten hard by Sharon Hill. Our next garlic was a win from Nether-Providence. The Thanksgiving Day game, our last game, resulted in a tie with Springfield. Wost of the success of our team was due to the good coaching of Mr. Harvey and iVlr. Richute. Mr. Ralfensperger, the Jay-vee coach, did a swell job by pulling the Jay-vees through to a one hundred per cent victory for the year. Credit should be given to the sub- stitutes, who carrie through in the hour of need, for their splendid spirit. The lettermen who have received letters and gold footballs from the Marple-Newtown Athletic Club are as follows: Civitella, David- son, Miller, Heinzelmann, Bachtler, Loomis. Trost, Seely, Satterthwaite, Smith, lVIoycr', Spiller 1lVlgr.l, and Hipple lwlgrfl. Sixty The boys who received numerals and sil- ver footballs from the Marple-Newtown Ath- letic Club were as follows: Peters, Thomas. Prichard, Scheid, Snelling, Knapp, Goodman, H. Gorman, Bishop, Lutz. Thomas, Fetzer, Roberts, Schohcld, Rainey, Rambo, E. Gor- man, and Goodman 1Mgr.I. The Marple-Newtown Athletic Club gave a banquet in honor of the team of 1945 in December. The footballs were given out then. We can boast that we had the best team in ten years. SUMMARY M.N. 12 North Coventry . 7 M.N. 37 West Pottsgrove 18 M.N. 12 Yeadon 6 M.N. 0 Spring City 6 M.N. 0 Sharon Hill 34 M.N. 7 Upper Chichester 0 lVI.N. 6 Nether Providence 0 M.N. 13 Springfield 13 36 e jorfy -.4 ix 7Wem orze.4 H, 1: viii- ' 5 j-5 f .. 1' fi 'S' . :A S J . .Xie w 1 - ' f4..,N ' . - T 5:5-if-., U -E4 L, 'NIJ -, ' ghig- . x . . 4. 11 ' . sf , A3 N r , J J 1 HPIJA' W2lUl0lUll School! LETTERMEN 1. Donald O'Brien, 2. Domenic Civitella, 3. Joe Nnsk, 4. Herbert Rudolph, 5. Robert Nask. 6. Ralph Moyer. 7. Irving Miller, 8. Joseph Baehtler, 9. Karl Heinzelmann, 10. Edward Trost, ll. Robert Goodyear, 12. Walter Davidson, 13. Wil- mer Loomis, 14. Charles Satterthwaite, 1.. 1 un. ...1 y Sixty-one Q. 0 b,,.,,4 ,L. of Jr' Y- 1 lg. 1. 5 'a f 'JY 15. Georgie Seely, 16. Wilson Moyer, 17. Leon W'orrell, 18. Robert Smith. rf' A-Q 1-3,1 X 1 uri!-1-s f . W ,W Y liirls' llmzke The XVI. N. Hockey girls carried the Orange and Black down the field with five victories and three defeats. This is, without a doulit, the lnest season for many years. One of the things the team will remember longest is the Banquet given liy Mrs. Ramsay in our honor. Although eight seniors will lie lost through graduation. the goal next year will he an all-victorious season, as this year's record proves to have lieen a good start. Those lost through graduation are lrene lVleElrc-avey. Viola De Vito, Helen Garrett fCaptain P , Phyllis Nlason. ,lane Graf, Mary Peirce. Florence DFlllllIIl0Illl. Elaine Sehneek. SEASONS RECORD M.N. 2 Nether Providence l lVI.N. 2 Radnor , 0 M.N. 2 Haverford I M.N. 2 Swarthmore 0 lVl.N. 0 Clifton 2 lVl.N. 1 Ellis College ZZ M.N. 0 Springfield IS Sixty-two me jorfy -.fix Wnemoriej 4 1 V A 4 4. . 1. ru . ,. I w . L. I . ' r I 2.. 3. x i I., L 1 1 F4 gf, x V 4' 52' ' 'i .. V 5 1' E ill' 5' fg .7 , .. . f . . I 2 ,. X J., I, 4, vv, +34 ' 1 -'sf 4 . '1 A ' :img-l X. 3' i 9. 3 j. lf: iff- ,fig . - Jig, .iv .t E To 1 'Q 5, 1 . 'QJTQ 'jj'-'fav' in wx 'L -I-.fff I K 5.1.5 'N . 'fu 5-? lffi-in K fffib' 1 J, E57 'Q?,lf1,ayT s, Q ' ,Q .1 'f. ? ! 9' ,. v. Af' , --'wifi ' ,,k -A fgflziv if 35' 4. .:lQ:? ' - , z ' - i 'if?'?Tfig.fE, ' 10- , in X 1 I ' .Y ,A I rl L., .ig . . A Q ,wil ' U..-' - i L .3 ,jf y: .. f-3 'jg ,T gg-,fx A 'x . -A -. . ' . off. b ' fx , , .11- . .' ' , A 4 ,f All i A . . Jr- ' I ' p ' 5' l A .X ' il D ,. , Ja .4 .' . F 5 ,f,5?,34 ,Q N 2 ,, 5 . libxx ,f : , - Qing if , , ,K 7 ' '- ' . ' -f V Q' I' Yr, ..'-A ., lr. '- -'- .' A 'SLA I f. , Q uik xx . , - - -.f -N.-if 1. ,- - f 'aiqgmbguqu . 5 -.JA,,,-- . LETTERMEN l. Hvlon Garrvtt 4. Viola De Vito 7. Mary Ps-irvv 2. Ruth Gcttz 5. Lois Troupe 8. Phyllis Mason 3. lrone MQEI11-avvy 6. Janice Ramsay 9. Elaine Svhnvck 10. Florence Drummond 12. ,lane Graf 11. Stella Blosenski 13. Juno Fleming Warpg- Wewfoaulz .gjclzoof Front Row: Left to Right: J. Parks, A. Miller, T. Fisher, F. Layman, C. Jesnig, N. Graham, L. Smith, H. Ramsay, R. Young, D. Wood. Second Row: Mr. Ric-hute, J. MacLaren, L. Smith, A. Leake, J. Ardinger, P. Dulaney, C. Bortle, H. Robinson, C. Schneider, T. Lamb. Third Row: R. Snelling, J. Stanley, R. Shupard, T. Newby, C. Srhneider, E. Feldkircher, C. Fletcher, F. Gian-omueci, H. Hatton, T. Managan. Junior High Pnnthall The Junior High Football team under the direction of Mr. Riehute had a fair season. This season the hoys played the same system and style as our varsity and thus gave the boys a general idea as to what to expect in the coming season. They used a T-Formation and a few razzle dazzle plays which proved sue- cessful. The team roster is as follows: RE Feldkircher, RT Bortle, RG Miller, C Shupard, LG Managan, LT Stewart, LE Young, QB Snyder, LH Hatton, RH Fletcher, and F Newby. Others boys out for the team were Graham, Sehneider, Smith, Fisher, Jesnig, Standon, and Giaeeomueei. SCORES M.N. ., . . 14- Ridley Township .... ,. 0 M.N.. . 6 Springfield . ..,... .. 6 M.N. , 0 Yeadon . .. .. , 0 M.N. . , .... 13 Conshohocken , . 7 Sixty-four we jorfg-Aix mmoriea Left to Right: First Row: F. Goodman, T. Newby, R. Young, E Feldklrther C Fletcher H. Hatton. Seeond Row: R. Snelling, A. Miller, E. Muehlmatt T Lamb T Mdlllgdll C. Broadbelt,Third Row: C. Snyder, H. Snyder., C. Hagan, F. Capotosto R Nolan H bettz Mr. Ratfensperger. .Iuninr High Basketball The Junior High Basketball Team, under the eoachm of Mr Rafft n-pu ll came through with six victories andy only two defeats Ed Fc ldklrehc r wa hm h scorer with 71 points. The winners of the Junior H1 h Shu lds wt re Ft ldklrehtr Fletcher, Goodman, Hatton, Newby, and Young Four games were also arranged for the second tnun ,lunlon Hlhll Out of those lVl.N. won three. Arthur Miller was high SCOFCI for thu- te un l0 9 77elllt0lUll Lgjclzoof SCORES First Team Foleroft , Boothwyn , . West Pottsgrove Foleroft Conshohovken Sandy Bank .. Boothwyn ....,. .. West Pottsgrove Second Team West Pottsgrove Conshohoeken .. Boothwyn .. . West Pottsgrove Sixty-five Front Row: Left to Right: Mr. Richute, C. Scheid, J. Thomas, J. Shaw, W. Loomis, L. Worrell, K. Heinzelmann, H. Gorman, R. Spiller, F. Goodman. Second Row: C. Hagen, W. Prichard. H. Rudolph. J. Knapp, W. Hipple, I. Miller, IJ. Civitella. L. Snelling, D. Bishop, D. 0'Brien, R. Goodman, E. Fetzer, H. Rambo, R. Nask, J. Lutz. Inlet' the Basket This yearis Senior High Basketball Team made history for Marple-Newtown. Under the capable instruction of our new coach, Mr. Richute, the team won eleven out of eighteen games. Irving Miller and Donald 0'Brien were high scorers for the varsity. To top off a good season, lVIr. Harvey treated the Varsity to a swell dinner! The Jayvees played good ball this year despite several shifts in their lineup. High scorers were Robert Nask and James Knapp. Numeral men are Nask. Knapp, Rambo, and Snelling. SCORES VARSITY lVI.N. 32 Berwyn 39 lVI.N. , 34 Eddystone 46 M.N. , 30 Ridley Park I9 lVI.N. 45 West Conshohocken 30 lVI.N. . 37 Sharon Hill 26 lVI.N. 29 Nether Providence 31 M.N. 34 Springfield , 24 M.N. 26 Yeadon , , 22 lVI.N. , 22 Clifton 37 lVI.N. 41 Upper Chichester 25 lVI.N. 35 Conshohocken . 34 lVI.N. 34 M. N. A. C. , , . ,. 32 lVI.N. 27 Sharon Hill 32 lVI.N. . 33 Nether Providence . 29 lVI.N. 26 Springfield . 33 lVI.N. . 29 Yeadon 58 M.N. 33 Clifton 30 M.N. . 45 Upper Chichester , 36 Won 11-Lost 7 Sixty-six we jorfy-Aix memories Basketball ,fr nnii 2 1- 'irq ul fa IIl,,j,!, f,'X K' 3. Lettermen l. lrving Miller 2. Leon Worrell 3. Domenie Civitvlla 4. w7lllllK'T Loomis 6. no . .QQGO .. .Q 9' JAYVEES NLN, 22 Eddystonc M,N, 26 Ridley Park M.N. 32 Wie-st C0flSllOll04'lCt'll NLN, 28 Sharon Hill lVl.N. 25 Nether Providence M,N, 4l Springfield 'Vl,N, 27 Yeadon lVl.N. 29 Clifton NLN, 40 Upper LllllClll'Sll'l' M,N, 24 Conslioltoeken VLN. 24 Nl. N. A. C. IVLN, 24 Sharon Hill ll'l.N. 30 Nether Providenee Nl.N. 30 Springfield MLN, 18 Yeadon NLN, 29 Clifton M,lY, 48 llpper Cllicllester WOII 84LoSt 9 Sixty-seven 7WarlJL- 77euffown Sfdoof Roliert Goodyear Donald 0'Brien Karl Hl'lllZl'llllilllll w llllilIll llipplt- l6 l8 l5 32 l8 26 30 26 31 21 34 53 42 37 50 5. ll Girls' Basketball With their usual vigor and zest, the girls turned out in full force to start their basketball season. The Marple-Newtown team worked hard and showed improvement in every game. Under the ahle leadership of Coach Sue lVlcCutchcon and Captain Helen Garrett, we enjoyed a very successful season, having won half our games. Our line playing was rewarded hy a lmanquet given hy Mr. Nelson Kirk. Stella Blosenski was high scorer for the varsity team with 67 points. Lillian lvins made 85 points for the Junior Varsity team. Those lost hy graduation this year will he Helen Garrett, Mary Peirce. ,lane Graf, Deborah Kirk, and Irene lVleElreavey. SCORES M.N. 22 Clifton lo M.N. 29 Nether Providence 23 M.N. 21 Prospect Park 12 M.N. 17 Radnor 35 M.N. 21 Yeadon 37 M.N. 29 Sharon Hill 23 M.N. 17 Springfield '26 M.N. 31 Swarthmore Z0 Sixty-eight we jorfy -Aix Wemorie5 I '7 5 -1 7!70l1l',JA WGIIJOIUII sw' LE'l l'FlRWEN Hvl 1-11 Gu n-1- CII 5. Lois 'I' r-ax upv Bvtty Fox 6. Dc-I rmrn-au h Kirk Stella Bloscnski T. Vary P4-in-v Irene- MCEh'vav1-y 8. Ja lllm - Graf Sixty-nine Schoof r J if .A A AF 'QQ '6' 'A 1 9. ' vt 1 , Y-:N fn i N! s , L .Q Afff' l 1 3 4 S In T H 9 10 ll 12 I3 ll IS lr, I7 IH 19 Zu 5 Ah X, K+? O!! m Q! Sf 3 4 15 I 1 f MAN SIZED JOBS B1g heavy duty trucks like Autocar heavy heav1es w111 travel the post war h1ghways 1n greater numbers than ever before because blg heavy duty trucks hke Autocar heavy heav1es can carry brgger pay loads at lower cost and w1th greater dependab111ty than hghter trucks They re eng1neered to do a man S1Zed Job prec1s1on bu11t to do that job r1ght tested and proved for umnter rupted performance under every concewable cond1t1on Watch Autocar Trucks 1n the post war world Then follow the leaders for they know the way Mex-K xmlaxi Seventy-two A TDCAR - . I - -u . 1 I I ' 1 I ' . , . ' I 'Witt X x 0 I' A R D M 0 R E Factory Branches in Leading Cities from Coast to Coast 0 0 LOMI LI ILNTS OP Marple-Newtown Post 4952 Veterans of Foreign War and Auxiliary to Marple-Newtown Post 4-952 Veterans of Foreign War NEWTONX'N SQUARE 0672-0267 ROBERT B. MacLAREN Richfield Fuel Oil BROOMALL, PENNA. MACKEY'S PHARMACY Where There is Everything a Good Drug Store Should Ha11e NEVVTOYVN SQUARE, PA. Phone 1111 RODENBOH Real Estate and I nsuranee Newtown Sq. 0282 izxiilzskyzgizslz COMPLIMENTS OF JACOB Low HARDWARE l I COMPLIMENTS OF GOOD SEED COMPANY INCORPORATED FREDONIA, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF ARONUMUWK GOLF CLUB S yf C01lg'7'fIf1llI1fi071.S' I0 the Class of 1946 Memories is dear to you-just as most memories are dear to everyone. Especially those precious memories of our loved ones departed. To make these hallowed memories endure ISLE WUUH EEMETEHY is dedicated. The precincts of the family lot can be the shrine worthy of the sacred ties PHONE NEWTON SQ. 0179 WEST CHIQS'1'lQR PIKIQ Joiix E. c:IANToN1o, Sfm-my J. C. PFAHL, Ground SUM. Seventy-five Congratulations and Best Wi.vhe,s to thc Seniom THE BART HIPPLE FAMILY Compliments of a Friend Phone: Allegheny 3998 C. Dc-:VITO 81 SON .Masonry Contraftors 1451 N. ROBINSON STREET PHILADELPHIA 31, PA. 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CUNNINGHAM Announce the opening of . BARRELL INN Edgemont Dairy Cottage formerly known as l'Delchester. . H TEXACO S,1m'111ltles.' X I N Q Delicious Milk Shakes Banana Splits Sundaes NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. WEST CHESTER PIKE Eighty-six O. W POWELL O . O NEWTOWN, SQUARE, PA. LUMBER FEED COAL FUEL OIL BUILDING MATERIAL HAY STRAW PEAT MOSS SHAVINGS Phones 1610 and 1611 MILLWORK Newtown Square Hardware Company Branch of E. W. Powell 8: Co. NEWTOWN SQUARE Phone 1612 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Thayer Baby Coaches, High Chairs, Strollers S fp, 1? fn 2 S FU 5 LU E up 51 LJ U7 fo 5' Si H Sz is is is 5 5,1 S S LU O 'H D 'C' Q il G' il' S is 5: 5 :Q I Eighty-seven Best Ufishcs to Our COMPLIMENTS OF Classmalvs MR. 8: MRS. HAROLD M. PEIRCE YOIa and Durky DR. ROBERT H. HOLT HPRACTICING OVER 21 YEARS CHIROPRACTOR WEST CHESTER PK. SUNSET 0220 AT PENNOCK AVE. FOR APPOINTMENT TIM'S INN C O M P L I M E N T S 0 F Hot Dogs - Hamburgers Milk Shakes -- Boollz Svrvirc IRN AND SKIP Open 'till 1:00 A. M. WEST CHESTER PIKE Sc LAVVRENCE ROAD BROOMALL, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Broomall Market SETH PANCOAST OLIVER DICKENSLJN Eighty-eight .Al FROM THE CLASS OF 1947 'Al 'A' COMPLIMENTS OF DR. GEORGE P. CRILLMAN 'lr JERRY COLLINS SUNOCO SERVICE STATION STATE sz SPROUL ROADS SPRINGFIELD, PA. Media 9354 CAPA SHOE SERVICE Old Shoes Made Equal to New 1018 CHESTNUT STREET 29 S. 16TH STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. DR. GEORGE B. IRVINE C. J. HANLEY De t' t n is 0 Magazines WESTGATE HILLS . Cigars 0 Gobelin Chocolates Newtown Square 1616 Jobbing Q Schrafftvs Chocolates A. L. BAKER Builder Newtown Square, Pa. BROOMALL, PA. Phone: Newtown Square 0872 FOR GOOD MERCHANDISE FRIENDLY SERVICE Buy at THE ESSO SIGN HARRY P. EASTBURN BROOMALL, PA. Phone: Newtown Square 9191 PHONE NEWTOWN SQUARE 1615 CHARLES W. RUSSELL Trailer Distributor WEST CHESTER PIKE P.,O. NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. LARCHMONT, PA. B E S T W I S H E S MR. AND MRS. WILMER LOOMIS Ninety MARPLE-NEWTOWN LOAN 81 BUILDING ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS HENRY HIPPLE, President BROOVIALL, PA. JOHN I. GABLE, Vice-president NEW TOWN SQUARE, PA. GEORGE W. SIMON, Secretary NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. WILLIAM CULBERTSON, Treasurer NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. A P. 'I . BROOKS ....,......,... ROBERT CULBERTSON ...... WM. FRICK .......... F. HORTON GETTZ W. E. GORMAN ....... IRVIN NIEMEYER HARRY F. WOLFE W. L. Wool. ....... . JAY W. VVORRALL Broomall Broomall Newtown Square Broomall Media Newtown Square Newtown Square Newtown Square Larchmont WILLIAM TAYLOR, JR., Solicitor and Confueyaneer IVIEDIA, PA. Ninety-one KIRKWOOD KENNELS MARIA ELENA,S FOUNTAIN Pure Breed Cocker Spaniels lllce Cream our Specialty, BROOMALL, PENNSYLVANIA , West Chester Pxke-Sproul Road Broomall, Pa. DEBORAH KIRK Phone'-New. Sq. 0467 COMPLIMENTS OF EDWYN REESE :mah .!4f7l9l'0UeJv .S7ul0el'!l1tiUe Wed-fd 0 0 0 LARCHMONT BILL BATTEY Sporting Goods Retail and Wholesale COMPLIMENTS OF BROOMALL PHARMACY Joi-IN J. RONEY, JR., Pharmarixt 18 SOUTH ORANGE STREET West Chester Pike BROOMALL, PA. Phone 1823 MEDIA, PA. Phone: Newtown Square 0256 o o o 0 o-o o-o Compgmenfa of .24 jriencl o o o o o-o o-o Ninety-two 444 Congrafufafiona fo Me gracluafing Cfaaa of Z6 4 F rom Llanerch Lumber 85 Coal Company 444 OFFICIAL JEWELER FOR I O o'o NIARPLE-New'roWN HIGH SCHOOL Corlzplimenls of Manufacturzng Jeweler ff CLASS AND COLLEGE RINGS . 1 CHARMS fl frzeml f MEDALS is PINS VVITH YEAR GUARDS w SORORITY AND FRATERNITY PINS 1 TROPHIES 1 PROM FAVORS :nz For Quality at a Reasonable Price-Buy Direct From The lllanufacturer 1001 CHESTNUT ST. VICTORY BLDG., PH11..x. COMPLIMENTS OF JOE HARVEY ATLANTIC GAS AND OIL The Pennsylvania Hospital ASHLEY FARM RHOADS HALL NEWTOVVN SQUARE 0 0 Electric lllotor Repairs PAUL C. CHAPIN I O PENNSYLVANIA IDRC' Hill' PFI fdfl . . . . fflffk 43055 'K1l1l4f' KOPPERS COKE is sci- entifically made for home K- - H heating. It has more car- bon, its high fire burns Telephone QFREEH Emerprige 61500 slow, steady, even. A trial will convince you. Rainey-Wood CONSHOHOCKEN, PA. Coke Company Ninety-four NEWTOWN SQUARE 034+ C. E. SOINIMER SALES RADIO SERVICE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES NEWTOWN SQIIARE, PA. Perfectly Pasteurized Milk from Tuberculin Tested Cows SIP ik GORMAN DAIRIES Arrow Cleaners Sc Dyers Home of bctler cleaning We do all kinds of alterations Call and delivery service NEWTOWN SQUARE 1653 NEVVTOWN SQUARE, PA. Tel. 0638 There is il difference Taste it. Phone: Newtown Square 0137 Towing K I R K Chevrolet PURCHASE ALL MAKES OF USED CARS Service All Makes J. LEWIS KIRK NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. Conzplinzents of a Friend O O O COMPLIMENTS OF Myers Service Station MEDIA ROAD AND REESE AVENUE Newtown Square 0598 9 O O NEWTOWN SQUARE 0692 IRVIN NIEMEYER Carpenter and Builder 70 NORTHWOOD ROAD LARCHMONT, NEWTOWN SQUARE P. O., PA DEVINE PRINTING CO. Printers and Engravers Expert Workmanship Q . 147 Nokrn 12TH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Call-JOHN D. ERSKINE Phone: Newtown Square 0148 Ninety-five COMPLIMENTS OF VELDE'S MARKET NELSON L. KIRK West Chester Pike Parts House State Inspection General Repairing BROOMALL, PA. NEWTOWN SQUARE 0647 NEWTOWN SQUARE FURNITURE SERVICE dll Kinds of Woodwork F. J. BALLARON SUSONS WEST CHESTER PIKE NEWTOWN SQUARE, PENNSYLVANIA Newtown Square 0630 BONSALL BROTHERS Groceries-Produce--Hardware General Merchandise BROOMALL, PA. aZZ 'fk5 HERBERT L. WALTERS. Mgr. 39TH 8: PARRISH STS. COMPLIMENTS OF PIIILADELPHIA4 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pancoast FUEL OIL COAL BUILDING MATERIALS O Eve-1620 Newtown Sq.-0646 MORTGAGES BUILDING LOTS HOMES FARMS IRVING A. MILLER ga! MOLBI' Phone-Newtown Square 1130 BROOMALL, PA. Ninety-si COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. SNAPP P1-lomz, Nsw1'owN So. 0215 EDWIN C. PRICHARD Builder-Real Estate BISHOP HOLLOW RD. AND SCHOOL LANE NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA Phone: Newtown Square 0344 FRED W. MYERS Watch and Clock Repairs WEST CHESTER PIKE NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. SUBURBAN DAIRIES Mas. Jos. T. GORNILEY, Prop. O 850 WEST CHESTER PIKE MANOA, UPPER DARBY, PA. Hilltop 2249 DESOTA PLYMOUTH Great Car:-Fine Service-A Square Deal TELEPHoNE: NEWTOWN SQUARE 9144 KALAHAN MOTORS West Chester Pike and Paoli Road Jossmi R. KALAHAN NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA E. MUEHLMATT Florist Flowers For All Occasions Media Road, Marple Phone: Media 0403VV COMPLIMENTS OF THE RAINEY FAMILY GARRETT-WILLIAMSON LODGE AND FARM xrN.fN.fgfx BISHOP HOLLOW ROAD NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. Ninety-seve V RADIO SERVICE AL LIVINGSTON . . Y . Cornplzmvnts of I1 Ifrzend 122 Pine Valley Road Edgewood Park Phone: Newtown Square 0988 Phone Market 3873 LmnSE.muZaI Qc3L IVALTER E WWESEL Aeazlemie Apparel, Flags, Banners, ,-Ithletie EfHfffiC01C0nffHff0f Equipment, Band Uniforms . VVIRING-LIGHTING FIXTURES-APPLIANCES 151 to 155 N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. , Newtown Square 0252 BROOMALL, PA. Established 1885 BERWTN'A.TAYLOR Registered PLUMBING AND HEATING OIL BURNERS SUMMIT AVENUE Sales and Service BROOMALL Phone: Newtown Square 0335 STAATS OIL COMPANY NATURAL GAS Installed in Your Hoflze 1411y1c'l1ere AUTOMATIC DELIVERIES IN DELAWARE SL CHESTER COUNTY GERLACH'S II. E. MILLER Distinctive Jewelry Skilled Repairing DRIVEWAY AND ROAD fi BUILDING - AN1IESI1'E - PENETRATION - CONCRETE fii ' 6915 Market Street Guaranteed lfyorkmanship K1 UppefIJafby,Pa. Blvd. 0415 WESTCHESTER PIKE LARCHMONT, PA. Open Fri' Sz Sat' Eve' Telephone: Nrfwtown Square 1647 P. O. Address, Box 115, Newtown Square, Pa. Ninety-eight Newtown Sq. 0660 and 0661 COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. H. E. WHEELER NEVVTOVVN SQUARE 0616 HARRY C. THOMAS Plain and Ornamental-PLASTERIN G Guaranteed VVaterproof Cement Stucco HIGHLAND AVENUE LARCHMONT BUD EVVlNG'S INEVVTOWN SQUARE MARKET A Quaker Store lwember Groceries, Fresh and Smoked IVIeats Fruits and Vegetables A complete line of Birdseye Frosted Foods NENVTOXVN SQUARE, PA. HAMBURGERS ' MILK SHAKES G. PARKER 8 WEST CHESTER PIKE BROOMALL, PA. PHONE: NEWTOWN SQUARE 9142 X I Elf ,45jl.kgjiff:I- Jian IC M CANDIES SODA FOUNTAIN A NUTRITIOUS FOOD COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN T. LORD 'FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 81 YEARS TRAINING FOR BUSINESS Avcottntimz- Nl'4'l'l'IXIl'l2ll Cours:-s for Mon uml SVUIIIPII SVMMI-II! SUIIOOL In-gills Monday, June 17 Tl-'IMI FALL . . DAY-Tuesday, Sopt. 3 EVENING-Monday, S1-pt. 11 . PEIRCE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION . l .'fil ' J nj ' l - .f '-L ffl., ... PLN, '100 Peirce- School Bldg., Pine St XY:-st of liroud, l'hlln. Quirk, Courtvous Service Broomall Barber Shop MAX MOYSE, Proprielor SPROUL RD. AND WEST CHESTER PIKE BROOMALL, PA. Ninety-nine Phone: Newtown Square 0477 LEO CARNEY Sodding and Grading BISHOP HOLLOW ROAD NEWTOVVN SQUARE, 9 KIEFER ELECTRIC PA- SERVICE Folly Farm Antiques Electrical Hand-Decorating C07Zl'TdCfl12g Middletown Rd. V. PRATT Gradyville GLEN MILLs Q Del. County, P 216-R-1-2 I BILL FIELD as - X 95 BE SECURE I .cw PROTECT WHAT YOU CONSULT HAV E COPYRIGHT U17 by Ill- CO. Q' NOITII AMIICI HENRY HIPPLE Real Estate SL Insurance BROOMALL, PA. PHONE: NEWTOWN SQ. osoo Gas-Oils- Tires-Batteries HIGH PRESSURE LUBRICATION STATE Sz SPkoUL Ros., SPRINGFIELD, PA. Phone: Media 9356 Phone: Gre. 3960 LOUIE'S PRIME MEATS AND POULTRY 6000 Masters Pro. Phila. 31, Pa Louis ONORATO R. J. MCQUISTON Builder Phone: Newtown Sq. 0858 Congratulations and Good Luck to our Classmates .lane and Mary 'I' COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH T. MULLRAY Esq. -l- One Hundred ANTIQUES Bought, Sold, and Refinished Scott, Showalter, and Redmann, Inc. NEWTOWN SQUARE 1124 or 9195 HARNER Sc DODSON Painting and Dvforating General Conlrarting PHONE NEWTOWN SQUARE 0139-J Congratulations and Best Wishes, Seniors! MR. Sz MRS. RICHARD B. LEWIS NH Marple Appliance Center WEST CHESTER PIKE, BROOMALL Genvral Elertrir Applianres Best Wishes COMPLIMENTS OF From the DEPAUL TAILORS 9TH COMMERCIAL limi' COMPLIMENTS OF Russell Hamilton W4-W One Hun dred One HARRY F. WOLFF PLUMBING, IIICATING Ll SHICICT MlI1?I'AI, NVORK NEW I'OVVN SQUARE Phone: Newtown Square 0329 SAMUEI, E. KIRK B Ill'!dUI' N rzwrowx SQ lf.-XRE 1672 Greenhouses Newtown Square H172 C0-nzplirmvlls of - , A . BFLL S FLOW hR SHOP Flowers for livery fJl'CZ1SIUIlfFLllICl'i1l l7esigns- H Corsuges-Potted Plants V I v H I'r14'nd 120 Delmont Rd. N0 l,ARC'I'llNl0lX F, PA. Turn North at A X P The Freshmen Academic and General WIA :Ae My of OZLCL fo :Ae Cfaaa of 216 JARN POINTERS I J. M. SMITH One Hundred Two COMPLIMENTS of Cofrzplimvnts of F. a Equipment Frmd Service and Engineerzn - Compressor Serfvife COMPLIMENTS OF CRUMDALE FARM T.B. Accredited Herd No. 54239 Blood Tested Herd No. 207 RAW GUERNSEY MILK AND CREAM JOHN M. SCHERR JR. BERWYN, PA. Telephone-Newtown Square -1-9-R-2 BEATTY LUMBER sz ' ' ' MILLWORK CO. L. GURDON SPILLER Spefializing in Sproul Road Wall Board, Flooring, Shingles u and Jobbing Lumber of all Marple H1115 Kinds, Broomall, Pa Clearbrook 1438 Sunset 0979 0 0 HddTh What you are, shouts so Ioudl I cannot hear what you say! said Emerson What you say,', thinks the reader of your advertisement, Mis not nearly so important as the way you say itf, . . . Layout is the uway you say it. Lay- out is the means by which advertising secures its readers, creates first the favorable impression which is advertising's prime aim. We have capable layout men in our Service Department who can make your advertising talk sales. Isn't that what you want? We believe the old adage: Business goes where it is invited and stays where it is well treated. We invite you to try our complete printing service. We are proud to present this school annual as a sample of the craftsmanship, design and service of which we are capable. It was a pleasure to work with the staff in a cooperative effort to accomplish such a meritorious task as this excellent book. We extend congratulations. TIIE llllT1'I'lIllIll PIIBIISIIIIIG IIIIIIIPIIIW TWO FORTY THREE WEST MAIN STREET - KUTZTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA One Hundred Four , dqqsr u. iw - f -1 ,. Y X 1 i J' . nl 'M 1. I s