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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

V ITleinoniei ITlanple Ylewtown r ' Hiqh School i Senion Cla a, p Ylewtown Squane, | Penn qlvania I 3onewofid This recordof the class of ' 57 gives in word and picture the story of a happy time at Marple-Newtown . We hope that in the future when you turn these pages they will evoke smiles as well as nostalgic memories. 3able oi Contents Feature Section Pages Administration Pages Seniors Pages Underclassmen Pages Activities Pages Sports Pages Advertisements Pages 1 - 17 17-24 25-50 51 -68 69 -78 79 -96 97-end Wcmo� iied U aA ITlade Uif Uheae R. Gillmor, H. McCarthy, G. Rice, W. Scott, N, Carroll, and J. Anson launch a successful subscrip- tion drive. Artists, W. Beddall, E. Snyder, M. Nissinger, pose for photographers, D. Wiley and G. Wheaton, while feature writers, M. Buehler, R. Longacre, R. Fraser, L. Jacobs, and N. Hunsicker, gather material for their yearbook articles. Co-editors, D. Milton and D. Iffland, Assistant editors, R. Hahn, A. Wallace, and Business Man- ager, B. O ' Neil, take time off to pose for the photo- grapher. The Advertisement Committee, R. Ewing, J. Law- horn, J, Mazur, F. Kirschner, P. Adams, N. De- Paul, B. Stewart, B. J. Powell, E. Dowden, N. Krombolz, L. Schonwald, J. Brown, and B. Schaefer, discuss their plan of attack. The Distribution Committee, D. Senges, N. Wertz, J. Maule, K. Nussle, J. Green, check the work of the typists, D. Stewart, C. Orlando, S. Jasper, S. Niemeyer, and R. Gantz. 3 ' ppneciation To the men and women of our own and neighboring commun- ities and to the students and teachers of M-N, we dedicate this 1957 MEMORIES. Your How well we remember April 9, 19561 Mr. H. Rathey accepts presentation from the American Legion. 1 ;sincere and unselfish efforts in rpreventing our school fire from becoming a disaster and your display of good citizenship will ■53ver be an inspiration to each :z f us. Students sweep up debris. The demolition squad tears down the old to prepare for the new. 3n Uh Qifin I Oun T Ylotheu Qet Uo ethen OUR MOTHERS GET TOGETHER On December 12, the Seniors held their annual Christmas Tea for their mothers and the High School Faculty in the library. Mothers of the class officers poured: Mrs. Thomas Sherrard, Mrs. Delmar Haney, Mrs. Lloyd Wilkinson, and Mrs. Seth Pancoast. With one hundred and twenty-five members, the band, under Mr. J, Doran, added much to the spirit and splendor of the football games. In the fall they marched in the Halloween Parade at Chester, and in the winter they gave an exhibition at a Warriors ' game at Convention Hall. Rafael Mendez, along with the band, entertained the school with a concert that will long be remembered. Although many band members will be graduating this spring, it is certain that next year ' s band will uphold this year ' s fine record . r f ' J ' 1 f f i Baseball Capt. , Bob Hughes Cheerleading Captains; Gail Rice and Kathy Manges Band Captain, Martin Buehler d-M i Mar- News Editor, Carla Rice Yearbook Editors; Don Iffland and Deborah Milton Majorette Captain, Barbara Stewart Junior High Cheer- leading Captain, Sue Wright Senior Class President, Pete Sherrard Hockey Captain Nancy Krombolz Cross-Country Captains; Harry Eberwein and Pete Adams Junior High Football Capt, Bill Jewett icrosse Captain net Maule Color Guard Captain B. J. Powell F. H. A. President, Mary Shearn Tri-Hi-y President, Sue Mahan Junior High Student Council, President, J. Simpson Basketball Captain, Richard Gillmor Hi-Y President, Bill Stewart Senior High Student Council President, Ruth Longacre Bowling Captain, Santa ' s little helpers, Sandy, Barb, Ruth, and Janet, make Christmas card selections. Don’t we look cute? I says our Senior Ball Com- j mittee consisting of E. Snyder, E. Dowder, W. j Scott, J. Anson, D. Wiley, I S, Niemeyer. Tea plans were in the capable hands of Kathy, Judy, Shirley, Laura, and Rachel. SITTING: D. Iffland, M. Buehler, D. Milton, G. Wheaton. ST ?NDING: Mr, R. Johnson, Miss H. Yeingslt m-Q ' a match i7-Q ' a Marple Newtown ' s Hl-Q team studied hard and fought well In this battle of wits sponsored by the Scott Paper Company. Their worthy opponents In this year ' s contest were St. James, Upper Darby, Swarthmore, Chi- chester, Ridley Township, and Radnor. The team tried hard to capture the $1000 prize for M.N. The alternates, who also coached the team, were Nina Hunsicker and Rachel Hahn. 16 FRONT OF TABLE: Mr. W.T. Trowbridge, T.H. Darrah, R.C. Paars, S.C. Nailoh, Mr. H.E. Rathy, Mr. J.W. Worrall. BEfflND TABLE; Mrs. J.M. Scherr, R.H. Smith, G.B. Young, Mrs. M.E. Wheaton, N.S. Culbertson, R.C. Peterson, Mr. I.H. Niemeyer, Mr. F. Capotosto. (Mr. J. Fee was not present when the picture was taken.) Uhe Ylew Cmenqea, nont the Old The Marple-Newton Joint School Board suffered a severe blow on the afternoon of April 9, 1956, when fire destroyed fourteen classrooms and other facilities of the high school . Class space for the remainder of the school year became available through the neighborly assistance of Haverford Township School Board, which permitted many classes to occupy the building which had been vacated a few days before the fire. Double sessions this school term have caused inconveniences, but no other solution was possible, and it is felt that pupils are not being denied any vital aspects of high school education. Hopes are high that September, 1957, will see the completion of the section under construction to replace the burned-out portion of the high school and at least some portion of the new senior high school — space that will put an end to double sessions. Next year ' s students should function in two modern buildings, the junior and senior schools, each with its ample gymnasium and locker facilities, spacious auditoriums and cafeterias and classrooms adequately equipped . 5 r i 1 18 ■11 ! WKf ' ' }|i tJF - ' • ■ X9|ujL i;. : H 1 1 [Bi 1 7o 7kc ClMH ot 1957: Last April a disastrous fire brought to an end the career of the original portion of the Marple -New- town High School building. Oddly enough this disaster took place at the time when one era of our high school ' s life was closing and a new one begin- ning. The period which was characterized by smallness had ended and opening up ahead was a time which will see a uemendous growth in our educational facilities. For reasons of sentiment many of us mourned the loss of the old structure which had been the edu- cational home for many years of the boys and girls of Marple and Newtown townships. People cannot lightly toss aside affection for the school in which they spent their youthful years, but reason clearly shows that the old building was no longer capable of furnishing an efficient housing for a modern and efficient type of education. Now we see a new and modem structure rising on the site of the old one and being constructed to meet the modern ideal of educational efficiency. We shall never lose our affection for that which has passed on, but, at the same time, let us rejoice at what the future promises and keep in mind that this new building, rising out of the ashes of the old, promises larger and better educational opportunities for the young people of Marple and Newtown town- Jay W, Worrall Supervising Principal Marietta P. Maguire Altoona High School Secretary You ' ll have to have an excuse. Mrs. Edna G. Dougherty Marple-Newton High School Secretary First, I must get out the notices. 3acultif HERBERT E. RATHEY West Chester S.T.C. , B.S. University of Pennsylvan ia, M.S. High School Principal Obviously Science Hepantment WILLIAM F. NYE Villanova University, B.S. Temple University, M.S. Science Any questions? ANNE E. SWORTWOOD Bloomsburg S.T.C., B.S. Listen to your captains, girls. JAY S. GRUENER West Chester S.T.C. , B.S. , M.S. Let ' s straighten up this room, MRS. ARLENE SIMON University of Pennsylvania, B. A. Columbia University, M.A. That ' s interESTing. ROY ALLISON Shippensburg S.T.C. , B.S. Mathematics SMILE r DONALD F. TEMME West Chester S.T.C. , B.S. Amazing! yyiathematica ; Hepantment BRUCE B. DIMMICK GERALD RICKARDS Mansfield S.T.C. , B.S. Ed. Temple University, B.S. Ed. Bucknell University, M.S.Ed. Well, all right Shrewd, very shrewd indeed Lanquaqei DONALD F. HAMINGSON Washington U. , B.A. Arch. You ' ll find your assignment in the book. STEPHEN S. KACHUR Indiana S.T.C. , B.S. University of Pittsburgh M.A. Let’s get off the social comm- ittee, people. ETHELINDC. ANDRESS University of Pennsylvania B.S. and M.A. The homework for tonight is MRS. GLIETH H. MURPHY MRS. CLARICE J. JARDINE Southern Methodist U. , A.B. West Chester S.T.C. , B.S. Columbia U. Library School, B.L.S. I ' ll have to ask Tom. Quiet over at that table. MISS RUTH MANLOVE (NOT IN PICTURE) West Chester S.T.C. , B.S. Well, the thing is. DORA E. LIDDICK West Chester S.T.C. , B.S. Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed. Know what a prepositional phrase is? HELEN E. YEINGST Susquehanna U. , A.S. Temple U. , M. Ed. I ' m not kidding you DAVE L. CURTIS The Kings College, B.A. Very Definitely. MRS. HELEN SEMAR Elmira College, A.B. People, will you please come to order practical Hepantment THEODORE E. F, GUTH Kutztown S.T.C., B.S. in Fine Art Millersville S. T.C. , LA. in Industrial Arts Put the tools away Mil JANE M. CAMPBELL Drexel Institute of Technology, B.S. Another broken needle 111 EARL W. BENEVIT Millersville S. T.C. , B.S. What a mixed up mess 111 MRS. LOIS BREUDERECK Indiana S. T.C. , A.B. Do you know what’s in this cabinet? Phifiical education Henantment MRS. VERA S. EGNER Temple University, B.S. Can you hear me, girls? (cough, cough) ROBERT E. PITTMAN Temple University, B. S. , M.Ed. Get off your feetl WILLIAM S. WATSON West Chester S.T.C. , B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. I haven ' t gotten rough yet, but that doesn ' t mean I won ' t. FAITH L. HELMLE Ursinus College, B.S. Clean up those lockersl Commencial Lepantment ELAINE KURMAS Marywood College, B.S. and Bus. Ed. I ' m going to change your seats. JOSEPH D. GEORGE Bloomsburg S.T.C. , B.S. Follow directions; answers have to jive. EVE KOLETAS Drexel Institute, B.S. Don ' t type while I ' m talking. HARRY R. HARVEY Temple University Taylor School All right, people. 9mc Jbepantment PAUL M. OBERHOLTZER West Chester S. T.C. , B, S, University of Pennsylvania, M.S. Howsomever but - JOSEPH L. DORAN West Chester S. T.C. , B.S. Temple University, M. Ed. Line up now MRS. CORNELIA R. MORTON Philadelphia Museum School University of Pennsylvania 1 have some new ideas MR. THEODORE MORGAN (Not in Picture) West Chester S. T.C. , B.S. Hit the First Note School Vlun ei EDITH A. CAIN Presbyterian Hospital, R. N. Go and get your coat MRS. GERDA LEWIS Northeastern Hospital, R. N. Stick out your tongue Hiatonif Depantment LOUIS J. BONDER La Salle College, B.A. Villanova University, M.A. Take out your workbooks NORMAN H. HUGHES Lehigh University, B.A., M.A. Let ' s lo.’k at it this way HAROLD E. MILLER Dickinson College, B.A. For all practical purposes . KENNETH C. TROTTER University of Pennsylvania, B.S. How many read their assignment? THOMAS J. JARDINE Westchester, S.T.C. I ' ll have to ask my wife WILLIAM D. RICHUTE East Stroudsburg S. T. C. , B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. Patients. Ine Oun (guides Highlighting series of interesting Parent- Teachers meetings, the first Thursday of eac h month, was the December meeting at which four high school groups presented their work and interests. Ruth Longacre and Angus Wallace told what the Student Council was doing; Nancy Kromboltz and Gail Rice represented the Tri-Hi- Y; Sue Mahan and Pete Sherrard explained what Young Life is about; and Bill Stewart and Jay Fowle enthusiastic- ally described the fun and service their club enjoyed. In addition, at this same meeting, Donald Iffland delivered his I Speak for Democracy essay, and Ronald Sunny gave a tape recording of one of his history projects. Mr. Harry Buzby, P.T.A. president, presented to Mr. H. RatheyandMr. J. Doran an award for the band from the Valley Forge Council. The Parent- Teachers Association is looking forward to awarding its annual scholarship. The Class of 1957 and the Memories staff appreciate the interest that our parents and teachers have shown in us. The Student body, also, has enjoyed participating in P. T. A. meetings. !| j ( I i rwi . ' ' C ■ Biq Wheeh PRESIDENT Peter Sherrard VICE-PRESIDENT Seth Pancoast SECRETARY Ruth Whitehead TREASURER Evelyn Haney CLASS FLOWER Carnation CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS MOTTO Youth is the opportunity to do something and to become somebody, 26 I PETER DAVID ADAMS Academic Pete . . .slinky -toy walk . . . oh, that tan! . . . lone star. . . crosses his eyes but - not his t’s. . . just gotta get home . . . pool table in cellar. . .another Dick But- ton. . .Angus ' s sidekick. . . Soccer 1; Track 1; Cross- Country 4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 2; Basketball Manager 4; Hi-Y 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Ball 4; Senior Tea 4. (Zda yriJL ' JERRY F. ALTRICHTER Academic Upper Darbian. . . can be seen reading comic books . . . stock boy at Murphy’s. . . goofing off in Trig class. . . the quiet boy in English. JAMES WILSON ANSON Academic Cute little convertible, . . king of the Frosh Frolic. . , soda jerk. . .John and Jim. . . gone on Stan Kenton. .. mid- night rides. . . those $2. 50 pizzas. . .procrastinates. . . wants to be lead metallurgist. Student Council 2; Guard of Honor 3; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Co-Captain Magazine Drive 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Base- ball 1; Hi-Y 4; Dance Com- mittees 3,4. EDWARD G. ARNETT, JR. Academic Bud . . .intellectual type? . . .girl trouble. . . plu-ee-eze . . . cheese and crackers ! . . . stick-to-itiveness. . . Angus and Ed. . .sarcastic sense of humor. . .Pocono outings with Young Life. . . Shopping around. Football 3,4, Letterman 3, Manager 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Dance Committee 3; Basketball 2. CATHERINE ATKINSON Commercial Late hours. . . quiet in hurch. . .running around with Bertha. . .frequent weekends at Oxford. . . what’s with all the rings?. . .Ridley Township has interests, doesn’t it?. . . letters from a Marine. . .prospective clerical worker. Tlhorus 1; Basketball 1. JOAN MARIE BALMER Commercial Running the mimeograph machine for Mr. George. . . working at Murphy’s. . . going to Florida to see Pinky . . .enjoys clerical practice . . . hopes to work with children. . .soft-spoken. . . always with Elizabeth. F.H.A. 3; Hockey Manager 1,2; Lacrosse Manager 1. 27 3 ANTHONY H. BATER Academic Butch . . .Romeo type. . . eating in French class. . . interest at Misercordia Hos- pital. . . plenty of fight. . . getting in trouble with Buddy, Ed, and Al. . . day dreamer . . .Tweedy’s assistant. President 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Hi-Y 4; Foot- ball 1,2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4. WILUAM R. BEDDALL General Back in Schwenkeville . . . seen with Larry and Dick . . . friendly and quiet. .. pro- blems getting home after play practice. . .real cool dresser. . .great dancer. . . blond Romeo. . .Commercial Artist. Choir 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Play 4. LYNNE BIBOROSCH Academic Flirt. . . fun to be with. . . always kidding George. . . Oh, I’m so skinny!’’. . . Barb’s comrade-in-arms. . . Queenie.,. .M-N’s asset, U.D.’s loss ... future teach- er. . . cute walk. Student Council 1; Color Guard 2; Yearbook 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Junior Prom Court; Senior Ball Queen; Cheerleading 1; Basketball . 3,4; Letterman 4; Tri-Hi- Y 3,4; Canteen Committee MARION EDNA BLAIR General June wedding. . . presently working as a florist. . . those gym and health classes. . . seen with Nellie, Judy, and Lois. . . personality plus. . . always has a cheerful word. Chorus 1; Basketball 1. MARILYN R. BROSS Academic Mrs. Candy, a school teacher. . . likes movie books . . .sun -bleached hair. . . that chiseled look. . .very neat. . . quiet. . . but lots of fun, . . What am I going to do with all this money? Student Council 2; Senior Choir 3,4; Chorus 4; Mar- News 3,4; Dance Committee 3,4; Court 3,4; Play 4; Trl- Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4; Bas- ketball 3; Lacrosse 3,4. JUDITH ANN BROWN Commercial Always in love? . . . pleas- ing personality. . .good sense of humor. , . working in Gradyvllle. . . doing home- work in gym class. . .airline stewardess. . .frequent trips to West Virginia. Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Band 2,3,4; Senior Tea Committee 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Basketball 3; Dance Committee 3,4. 28 NELLIE ARLEEN BROWN Commercial Interest in the Air Force . , . working at A P — rebel . . . long distance calls from Grady ville. . . long blond hair. . .country lass. . . mother-in-law troubles . . . blushes easily . . . sweet disposition. Secretary 1; Chorus 2; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4. ROBERT HILLIARD BRYANS Academic That blue Pontiac. . . friendly and pleasant. . . wisecracks in Algebra. , . real buddy. . .meatball sand- wiches at Marra’s. . .Panky’s indispensable. . .offering his opinions in P . O . D ... seen with Jim and Marty. MARTIN GEORGE BUEHLER Academic Marty . . . Don ' t you get it? . . .Rafael ' s successor. . . likes his girls tall. . .hopes for Drexel. . .own band gadgeteer. . . taller than the height chart. . .Physics whiz . . .electrical engineer. Guard of Honor 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; District Band 2,3,4; District Orch- estra 2,3,4; State Band 2, 3; Scott ' s Hi-Q 4; Yearbook 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Play 4; Baseball 1; Hi-Y 3, 4. ALFRED CAPOTOSTO Academic Fast man on football squad . , .dislike for spelling. . . friendly. . . perfect gentle- man. . . black station wagon . . . current interest in blondes. . .teaching physical education. Junior Prom Committee 3; Football 1, 2,3,4, Letter - man 3,4; Student Council 4; Hi-Y 3, Vice-President 4; Monitor 3; Canteen Com- mittee 4. NORA CARROLL Academic Slow and deliberate. . . always late for homeroom . . . faithful member of Baptist Youth Fellowship, . . hurry, hurry . , .quiet and neat. .. nightly pin-ups. Lacrosse 2,3,4; Mar -News 3,4; Literary Aide 2; Chorus 3; Choir 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Prom 3; F.H.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Honor Guard 3; Play 4. WINDY CASLAR General Doodler deluxe. . .sleight- of-hand artist. . . What are you drawing now ? . . . knee socks. . .fudge for the Com- mercial girls. , .boy trouble . . . crazy about soldiers. . . attracts all cops. Mar-News 4; Chorus 1,2; Senior Tea Committee 4, Tn- doJtA -ijL 29 EDWARD CHESLOCK Academic One of the tree surgeons . . .bowling with grapefruit in the Acme aisle’s. . .M.N. ' s artist. . . builds souped-up model planes. . .plays the pinball machine. . .drives a hot” ' 50 Dodge. JOHN NICHOLAS DePAUL General Mouse . . . all-around sportmanshop. . .tricky. . . visits Swarthmore. . . would put his father out of business if everyone took him serious- ly. . .one of Mr. Bonder ' s specials . . .peanut lover. Basketball 3,4, Letterman 4; Baseball 2,3,4, Letter- man 3,4; Football 3, Letter- man 3; Senior Prom 4; Yearbook Staff 4. ' yUjc. DION DePRISCO Academic Came to M.N. from Ridley Township. . .enjoys fixing radios. . .member of the Tree Surgeons. . .from Gradyville to the high school in five minutes flat. . .un- found knowledge. DOUGLAS F. DONNOLO General Dougolo . . .those sharp silk shirts which change color. . .seen working on, or in, his HOT 49 Ply- mouth. . . wants a coffee break every third period. . . I ain ' t sure. Card Club 1. EDWARD E. DOWDEN Academic Ed . . .flashy red roach . . .Pre-Med at Duke. . . trouble with French. . .Bud ' s buddy. . .Casanova of St. Albans. . .neat dresser. . . his yacht . . . plueeze. . . no more rabbits. Yearbook 4; Dance Com- mittee 3,4; Football 1,2; Football Manager 3,4; Hi- Y 4. HARRY J. EBERWEIN General Ebbie . . . cross country team captain. . .leader in Young Life. .. Oh, that hat”. . .Navy-bound. . .sci- ence in the library. . .always skipping art. . .one of the Men , . ' .willing worker; friend of everybody. . .rail- road engineer. Junior Prom 3; Senior Ball 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country Co-Captain 4. 30 EVELYN ETCOVE Academic Eve” . . , can usually be found up in the Square. . , seen with Barbara and Margie. Guess what? ., spare-time job at Wool- worth ' s. . .hairdresser. , . cookies and letters to the service boys. li WILLIAM H. EWING Academic Tweety . . . innocent- looking. , .good for a laugh in Health. . . crash Junior. . a new car every week. . . Isky man ... is the Olds running?. . .has joined the Air Force Reserves. Senior Ball 4. RICHARD E. EWING General Dicky Bird. . .Allison ' s little boy. . .interests among the Junior High girls. . . She went where . . .works for Dad. . .good sport. . . super magazine salesman. Yearbook 4; Football 3; Basketball 1,3; Baseball 3, 4, Letterman 3. BARBARA ELIZABETH FELS Academic Flitty... giggie-Gertie . . .gestures. . .Buelah Mae- Belle Frezenda. . . bubbling personality, . .Southern her- itage. . . What on earth eyes. . . fraternity parties, nothing gets her down. Chorus 3,4; Mar -News 3,4; Play 4; Basketball Manager 4; Hockey 2; Senior Tea Committee 4; Lacrosse 3, 4; Choir 4; Library Aide 1- F.H.A. 3,4. RRY FINKEL Academic I got it at Silo ' S . . . ways has a question. , . s station attendant. ping-500 words a minute .going to University of ami. . .wild party-goer •hunts without a license. -Y 1 ; Dance Committee i; Class Officer 3. CHARLES E. FOREMAN General Color of his car changes with the weather. ..hopes to own a purple Lincoln, no hub caps. . . intramural basketball star... hates girls. . . skips breakfast, tile setter. Basketball 2,3, Letterman 2,3; Baseball 2, Letterman 2 . I I JAY MERRILL FOWLE Academic Dancing feet. , .eats any- thing. . . great swimmer. . . oh , that foot ! . . . over- weight (?). . .Chemistry blues. . . likes square dancers . . . dangerous Valentines. . always rebuilding his car . . . apple -polisher. . .be- come a good automotive engineer. Band 1,2; Football 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Hi-Y 4; Swim- ming 3; Varsity 3; Choir 3. RUTHANNE GANTZ Commercial Quick laugh. . . green eyes . . . wolf gal. . . drives black and white Ford . . . sweater girl. . .fancy sandwiches for the Senior Tea. . .willing worker. . . seems interested in the lumber business. Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,3; Senior Tea 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Dance Committees 3,4. RICHARD ALAN FRASER Academic Cin-buns. . . Wabash. . . future engineer. . .Teddy Bear. . .Jones ' s Boy. . .first team Delco County. . . mighty tackier. . . French enthusiast (?).. .Oh, that ' s easy ! . . . Math assistant. . . engineer. Student Council 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Year- book 4; Senior Ball 4; Foot- ball 1,2, 3, 4, Letterman 1, 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Letter- man 4; Baseball 1,3; Class Officer 2. RICHARD P. GILLMOR Academic George ' s cohort. . . the other Clnbuns devotee. . . Camp Dudley ' s blue ribbon chef. . . chronic tease. . . needs a push cart for all those books. . . I wish I were a foot taller. . . . Rick . Class Officer 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; Play 2,4; Gym Club 1; Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Letterman 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Letter- man 2,3,4, Captain 4; Senior Tea 4. JANET L. GREEN Academic Wild about West Point. . . crazy colors. . . very quiet. . . looks over her glasses. . . Ginny . . . at Moravia on vacations. .. 5 ft. 2 - eyes of blue. . . always happy. . . Rainbow girl. RACHEL L. HAHN Academic Studious. . . piano player . . . actress( ? ). . . supervised picture -taking for yearbook ...home parties. . .appear- ance is deceiving. . .seen with Nina. . . hep on history . . .great talker. . .good organizer. Choir 4; Yearbook 4; Mar- News 3; Dance Committee 3,4; Senior Tea 4; Lacrosse 3,4; Library Assistant 3,4; Linguist Club 2. Guard of Honor 3; Chorus 2, 3,4; Choir 4; Yearbook 4; Mar -News 3,4; Junior Prom 3; Senior Tea 4; Senior Play 3,4. 32 LYNN HALLMAN Commercial Bettelou and Evie. . .cer- tain nautical interests cheerful and friendly. . . spare time artist. . . baby- sitting. . .dances at the Well ... hair trouble. . . loves office practice going to baby showers. Mar-News 3,4; Dance Committees 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,4, Manager; Year- book 4. EVELYN HANEY Commercial ' 56 black Chevy. . .eating pizza six days a week. , . always collecting and counting., .what ' s that cer- tain attraction in the Air Force?. . .efficiency expert ...Haney, Haney, and Hudson, Inc. Class Officer 1, 2,3,4; Dance Committees 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Guard of Honor 3. -- IL KATHERINE HANEY Commercial kVorking in a doctor ' s ' ice. . .getting stuck in mud bleachie?? .aally seen with Evelyn. . . ly to school. . .sitting in balcony?. . .keeping late Jrs. . .Junior s are better It Seniors. tee Committees 3,4. JOAN E. HEASLIP Commercial Red hair. . .subdued. . . Mickey . . . blushes bright red. . . shorthand blues. . . horseback rider in gym . . . letters from the Army — secretary hopes. . . always walking on the Pike. Dance Committees 3,4. LINDA JANE HUDSON Commercial Summer motorcyclist. . writing to a Marine. . . Evelyn ' s future sister-in- law . . .working with Joan for Mr. Harvey. . . keen personality. . .good sense of humor. . . ringloser . . . interviews. Dance Committees 3,4. FLOYD E. HARGISS General Texan. . . wants to be a professional baseball player . . . these Northern babes! . . . Do you have your P.O.D. done? . . .where would he be without that toothpick and drawl?. . . Bowling 4. (33 ROBERT C. HUGHES General Frank ' s Pizza. . . What happen to your pipes? , . . missing passes. . . would like to run a skunk farm. . . covering third base. . . weight-lifter. . . early to bed(?). . .stealing hub caps. Football 3,4, Letterman 3, 4; Baseball 3,4, Letterman 3,4, Captain 4; Junior Prom 3. (I BARBARA ANN HUSS Academic Little mite . , .Mary and Laura, . . fighting with her typewriter, . . ice skater. . . someone special at Carn- egie Tech. . .crazy sense of humor, . . makes her own clothes and chocolate cake. Chorus 2,3,4; Choir 4; Senior Ball 4; Play 3,4; Senior Tea 4; F.H.A. 3,4; Mar-News 4. DONALD WILLIAM IFFLAND Academic Prospective teacher, . . M.N. ' s prize Hi-Quer. . . those dimples ! . . . calm , co-operative, and curious . . . those digs in French ! . . .one-man fellowship discussions. . . losing things ... Oh, that crazy cap!! . . . Such is life. ... Iff . Guard of Honor 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1, 2, Letterman 2; Debating 3,4; Scott ' s Hi-Q 3,4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Mar- News 4; Play 3; Assistant Manager Magazine Drive 3. LOUISE JACOBS Academic Weezie . . . short and sweet, , .enjoys reading. . . handicraft expert. . . Miss Courageous . .. T.V. re- latives. . .good listener. . . enjoys surprise parties. . . wants to take up space at Gettysburg. . . pictures of Jimmy. Chorus 1,4; Yearbook 4; Senior Tea 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Hockey Manager 4 . 34 NINA S. HUNSICKER Academic Expressive dark eyes. . . very gullible, . , Westtown in the winter. . . polo games in the spring. . . Cragsmoor. . . good peeler ! ... Oh, that drawl. . . knows the history answers and. . .watch out, Dickinson ! Guard of Honor 3; Choir 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Mar-News 4; Junior Prom 3; Hockey 3,4, Manager; Lacrosse 3,4, Letterman 3, 4. RUTH ANNE JACOBS Commercial With Lois, Judy, and Ruth. . , a friend to every- one. . . lots of nice clothes. . . good class worker. . . work- ing after school under pro- test. , , hair trouble. . . re - ceiving mail from a cer- tain Marine. . , 51 Ford. Senior Tea 4; Dance Com- mittee 3,4, rSHIRLEY JASPER Commercial First of Three Muske- neers . . .never lacks a date. . .ray of light in Ger- rniany. . . fabulous flirt. . . iwatches men fall off build - lings. . . who ' s Billy? . . . starry «eyes. yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2,3, Choir 4; Band 2,3,4; Dance Committees 3,4; Senior Tea 4; Hockey 2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; La Crosse 2,3,4; Letterman 3,4; 7 unior Prom Court 3. STEPHEN KANUIKA Academic Believer in silence. . . man with a cow herd. . .re- building cars. . . landscaping with his tractor. . .Christ- man tree surgeon. . . fre- uent absentee. . .nothing bothers him. Jife oe EVELYN KAUFMAN Commercial Feeding Fluffo fluffy potato chips. . . close friend of Betty Lou ' s. . . trouble with clerical practice. . . full skirts. . . Boston is the capital of t he U.S. . . . calling everybody Stinky . . .friendly. LARRY KAUFMAN Academic Tiny . . . hoisting the cokes. . . wants to get an Oscar for set direction. . . Censored! . . .one of The Four Horesmen Dick, Larry, Bill, and Mel... liking for N.P, Juniors. . . Florida Southern. Senior Chorus 2,3,4; Dist- rict Chorus 4; Dance Com- mittees 3,4; Senior Play 4. IRANCES ANN KIRSCHNER Academic Go-getter. . .champion 3ster egg salesman. . . re- «ptionist of Del. Co. ■ospital. . .Jerseyite. . . met Green ' s companion .. .cracking jokes. . .future .-rline hostess with an R.N. _ . penetrating voice. learbook 4; Dance Com- ittees 3,4; Senior Tea 4; ■ iri-Hi-Y 4; Hockey 3; ' ' agazine Captain 3; Choir J .,2. ( CHESTER KNICKERBOCKER General Off -and -On Romance . . . sleeping in class . . , making out in the haU, . . millions of transmissions. . . truant officer ' s pet. . . Butch. . .frequent trips to office. JEANNE A. KRAMER Commercial Winning smile. . .sunny disposition. . . Only 275 1 2 more days to go . . . Joanne, put on your glasses . . .en- joys reading and singing . . .artistic ability. , .per- suasive way. ' , .that 16-inch waist! NANCY RUTH KROMBOLZ Academic Prettiest pony tail at M-N. . .number one ath- lete. . .attractive smile. . . wild knee socks and krummy sneaks. .. loves Physics. . .good on the laps . . . hurrying to afternoon class. . . Ursinus-bound. Chorus 1,3,4; Choir 4. Yearbook 4; Mar-News 4; Junior Prom 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Senior Tea 4; Hockey 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 2,3, 4, Letterman 3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4. JUDITH LYNN LAWHORN Academic Sub-Deb Club. . . boy- friends and more boyfriends ... any contributions for the Heart Fund ? . . . deep dimples. . . Hey, girls, guess what! ? . . . likes red . . . future Home Economics career. Girk’ Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Choir 4; Yearbook 4; Mar-News 3,4? Senior Tea 3,4; Junior Prom Queen 3; Debating 4; Dance Committee 3; Senior Play 4; F.H.A. 3,4. RUTH MARTHA LONGACRE Academic Ruthie . . .Quel francais . . .rough-and-ready ath- lete. . .conscientious. . . Can 1 help? . . .Yearbook - what ' s the great attraction! . . . future teacher. . .regular rides to Morton Avenue. Student Council 1,3,4, President 4; Magazine Cap- tain 3; Yearbook 4; Mar- News 4; Junior Prom 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Hockey 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4; Basket- ball 4; Lacrosse 1,2, 3, 4, Letterman 2,3,4, Captain 3. LOIS Mac QUEEN Commercial Worried about English class. . .cheery smile and sneaky laugh. . . one of the many blondes in the Com- mercial class? ? ?. . . spend- ing money. . . Florida tan . . . loads of clothes. . . M.N. ' s exchange student. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Dance Committee 3,4; Basketball 2 . SUSANNE S. MAHAN Commercial Trips to Villanova. . . offering opinions. . . sum- mers in Colorado with Young Life... oh, that crazy giggle. . . pink and white complexion. . .stops to chat. ..blazer and knee socks. Chorus 1,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, President 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Lacrosse 2,3; Junior Prom 3. 36 HVV.o.. a_o, vo CL.CA 77)(Qy’? ' l KATHLEEN ANN MANGES Academic Jefferson, here she comes , . . always laughing. . . small. . . Corny . . . fun - loving. . , ' T’ve never been so humilerated in all my life ! ... coffee, ice-cream sodas. . .temper, temper!., diminutive and dangerous. Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; District Chorus 4; Mar-News 4; Dance Committee 3; Senior Tea 4; Cheerleading 1,2,3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Senior Choir 4; Hockey Manager 3,4, Letterman 4; Lacrosse 3,4; Play 4. :;enneth MARLETTER General Going to Chester. . . wants lock mufflers. . . working at tehle ' s. . .trouble in Junior nglish and health. . .de- livering 500 Bulletins after cchool. . .wants to follow in is father ' s footsteps uddy complexion. JOHNNY MAZUR Academic Jazz. . .always combing his long hair. . . Dr. Mazur ...hotrod enthusiast be- bop lingo. . .him and Jim . . . jokester. . . Our Elvis . . . cradle -snatcher. . . skilled goobledygooker Now, that ' s not nice, Mrs. Jardine! Band 1,2, 3, 4; District Band 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Dance Com- mittee 3,4; Student Coun- cil 2. RICHARD W. MANKIN Academic Cocoanut cake and blue- berry pie... Boy, I like the South. ”... working with his hands. . . career in guided missies and elec- tronics. .. friend atN.P, Chorus 3,4; Choir 4; Dance Committees 3,4. JANET LOUISE MAULE Academic Visits to the junk yard. . . Valentine ' s Day. . . an all- around athlete. . . expert square dancer, poised and refined. . .fun at fellowship ... Where are my hockey pads’ Yearbook 4; Senior Tea 4; Dance Committee 2,3,4; Magazine Drive 3; Christ- mas Card Sales 4; Hockey 2,3,4, Letterman 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Letter - man 3,4; Lacrosse 1, 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4. HELEN JUNE MCCARTHY General What parties!. . .days off from school. . .apple pie champ. . .practicing exper- imental dietician. . . food for the teachers and every- one that ' s hungry. . . Horty . . . Harpopl . . . likable personality. . .always help- ful. Yearbook 4; Chorus 3,4; Choir 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Senior Tea 4; Senior Play 4; Dance Club 2; Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. 37 BETTELOU McKEONE Commercial Aims for a (Mrs. ) degree fussing with her hair. . . occasionally bringing her little sister to school. . . with Lynn and Evelyn. . . prone to automobile accidents. Mar-News 3,4; Dance Com- mittee 3. JOAN A. McMULLAN Commercial Fun at parties. . .shy. . . puts in time at the Acme ...Mary, Laura, and Barbara. . . seen at Holy Cross Dances. . . double dates with her sister. . . trips to the Diner. . .second driver’s permit. Chorus 2,3,4; Mar-News 4; F.H.A. 3,4. DEBORAH JANE MILTON Academic Ice-skating champ. . . terrific personality, . .sun- shine look. . . Crash . . . Bucknell prospect. . . med- ical technology ambitions , . . Whom does she wave at during Algebra?. ..New England lover. . .good hook shot artist. . .fascinating necklaces. Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Guard of Honor 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Choir 4; Scott ' s Hi-Q 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Mag- azine Captain 3; Hockey Manager 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4, Letterman 3,4; Dance Com- mittee 3; Mar-News 3,4. CHARLES H. MORAN, JR. Academic I ' m going to join the Foreign Legion . ..moody , . . starting the morning services , . . Good mor- ning, Mrs. Semar . . .quiet in French? ! . . . square cut , . . Buzzy . . . keeps the school happy. . . Hey Newt! Football 3,4, Letterman 4; Baseball 3; Senior Ball 4. ELISABETH KAROLINE MOYSE Commercial Nora and Joan. , . swamps mails with letters to Flo- rida. . . Stand-in the halls . . . Liz . . . agreeable. . . reticent. . .working for Mr. Harvey. F.H.A. 3; Dance Com- mittee 3. THOMAS NESTER General Plays Clarinet. . . Too bad . . . Nasty blast . . . hates homework. . .loafs at Broomall Acme. , . tall and lanky. . . understanding. . , construction engineer hope- ful. Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Dance Committee 4; Choir 4. 55ANDRA J. NIEMEYER Commercial Second of the Three r.vlusketeers . . .rusty hair iind eyes. . . chuckle. . , all ;;hose rings. . . Get your money in ! . . . singing duets ..what ' s the atuaction at Jrexel?. . . trusty band li- brarian. earbook 4; Chorus 1,2,3, : Choir 4; Band 3,4; Dance .Committees 3,4; Christ- j las Cards 4; Hockey 1; -.asketball 1,2; Lacrosse 2, MELVIN NISSINGER Academic Art major. . .likes music . . .talks to Tom during 4th period. . .always smiling . . .eyeing a Junior girl. . . found annoying Larry. . . intramural basketball play- er. . . drumming on the desk tops. Yearbook 4. RUTH JOY NUSS General Little but loud. . .always chewing gum. . .short hair cuts. . . likes bowling. . . weekend trips to college. . . fighting clerical practice machines. . . frequent visits to Nike Battalion. . .air line hostess. Chorus 1,2,3; Dance Com- mittee 3; Band 1,2, 3,4. EAN O ' DRISCOLL Academic Wisconsin. . .Volleyball earn. . . Sheboygan. . . last irrival but a quick friend ..cute brother Carole ' s al. . . what a switch from Ihemistry to physics. horus 1,2, 3, 4. KATHERINE M. NUSSLE Academic Rosy cheeks. . . always seen with an armful of books keeps changing her hair style. . .gold glasses. . . sophisticated, serious. . . writing letters. . .congenial . . . F.H.A. worries. Senior Choir 4; Chorus 2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; Dance Committees 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Play 4; Senior Tea 4; Hockey 1, 2,3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3. ’ 7 A BARBARA A. O ' NEIL Commercial Rides in Pontiac every morning and night. . .Mr. Harvey ' s pet. . .third of the Three Musketeers . . . but- ler hater. . .tops in short- hand and typing. . . Bobby soxer. . . mile -long eye- lashes. Class Officer 1; Yearbook 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Choir 4; Band 2,3,4; Dance Com- mittee 3; Christmas Cards 4; Magazine Drive 3; Guard of Honor 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Lacrosse 2. 39 Yearbook 4; Mar-News 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Prom 3; Trl-Hi-Y 2,3,4. CLEMENTINE ORLANDO Commercial Perky. . .friendly. , .Dale’s pal. . . letters from Miss- issippi. . . size 5. . . with a clarinet bigger than she is . . . being teased by the teachers. . . innocent looking . . . hostess with the mostest on the pizzas. SETH PANCOAST General Getting engaged soon. . . veep. . . hot truck. . . parcel post. . .Panky. . .groceries . . . sports enthusiast. . . let Seth do.it. . . Can I do something for you? . . .stage helper. Football 4; Baseball 3,4; Monitor 3; Class Officer 3, 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Dance Committee 3,4. JOY A. PHOTIADES Academic Queen for a Day , . . . Take a long walk off a short pier ! . . . working at the Restaurant. . .efferves- cent. . . splints. . . dancing feet. . . half the choir! . . . What ' s a Gradyville? . . . stacks of shoes. . . high ideals. Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Senior Tea 4; Play 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Basket- ball 4, Letterman 4. ELIZABETH JANE POWELL General B.J. . . .future Junior Bird woman. . . always needs a ride. . . tickles the funny bone. . . Buy an ad in the Yearbook! . . . Who ' s got gum? . . .zany double dates with Barbi. . . Ta-Ta . . . Able, Baker, Charlie, and Headquarters. . .exotic. Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Yearbook 4; Mar -News 4; Dance Committees 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2,3; Play 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Senior Tea 4; Choir 4; F.H.A. 4. FLORENCE E. POWELL Academic Flossie . . .quiet-sax- ophonist. . . always drawing posters. . .active Mariner . . .sews a fine seam. . . studies at Moore Institute of Art on Saturdays. . . look- ing forward to being a teach er of that subject. . .tall and dark. Band 3,4. JAMES J. REARDON General Cider and peaches . .. hitting snow plows. . . likes turkeys. . .those clean white shirts. . .Acme work- er. . . long hair. . . basket- ball in spare time. . .to be a butcher. . .dater between classes. 40 CARLA ANN RICE Academic late for first class. . . clown in gym class. . .faith- ful old bus. . . partial to the army ... strawberry blonde .. . Hey. sis! . . . When ' s the deadline, Carla? ... Buddy -O ... entering therapy field. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Student Council 3; Mar- News 3,4, Editor 4; Hockey 2,3,4, Letterman 4; Basket- ball 2,3,4, Letterman 3,4 , Captain 4; Lacrosse 2,3,4, Letterman 3,4. OSEPH E. ROSSANO Academic Tree surgeon. . .interests: avy Reserves, cars and iris. . . will do anything lor $10. 00. . . ' 50 baby- Ilue dashboard. . .hails r om Grady ville. . . clowning iround in physics. enior Tea 4; Dance Com- ruittee 4. LAURA M. SC HON WALD Academic Penguin walk. . .prize ad- getter. . . knits in class. . . brings the oranges in. . . innocent cuts. . .teasing Mr. Bonder. .. found with Mary, Joan, or Barbara. . . super salesman. . . future elementary teacher. Chorus 2; Yearbook 4; Mar- News 3,4; Basketball Man- ager 3,4; Magazine Cap- tain 3; F.H.A. 3,4. GAIL KATHLEEN RICE Academic Ricey . . .T.G.. .running out of gas. . . Bleachie . . . F.H.A. . . Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White . . . oh! my teeth, those mouth- guards! !!... O.K. , Doll, Where is it? . . .Longacre, Rice vs. Jardine. Student Council 2; Magazine Captain 3; Yearbook 4; Mar-News 3,4; Cheerleading 3.4, Co-Captain 4; Hockey 2.3.4, Letterman 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Letter- man 4; Lacrosse 1,2, 3, 4, Letterman 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Dance Committee 3. BARBARA LYNN SCHAEFER Academic Making pizza pies with Lynne. . .sharp dresser. . . next stop-Albright College . . . many guys. . . can make anything. . .future home- maker. . . pert. . . won a medal for the two mile re- lay. . . witty. Chorus 1; Yearbook 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Senior Ball Court 4; Lacrosse liHockey 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. WILLIAM CONWAY SCOTT Academic Scotty . . . All-star athlete. . . flattop. . . neat dresser. . .on his way to West Chester conscien- tious. . . whiz on ice skates. . .stamp collector. . . gets shocked in physics. . . helps in French. Yearbook 4; Football 1,2, 3.4, Letterman 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1.2. 3. 4, Letterman 3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Letter- man 3,4; Senior Tea 4; Hi-Y 4. 41 jiSLSL NORA V. SELVERIAN Commercial Family of many. . .dash for lunch. . . brother trouble . . . my cousin, Steve. . . super Christmas card sales- man. . . layers of petticoats . . . navy-blue sweaters. . . friendly and cooperative . . . mello voice. F.H.A. 3,4. DONALD C. SENGES, JR. Academic If my head wasn ' t at- tached, rd lose it. ... M.N. ' s chalker-upper. . . Too many sisters. . . talks with his hands. . . knows more than the teachers. . . Cupid at work. Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 4; Yearbook 4; Dance Com- mittee 4; Basketball 2,3, Manager 4; Clubs 1; Hi-Y 4; Tennis 1; Orchestra 4; Magazine Drive 3. MARTIN JOHN SHEARN General Locking Moose in Mrs. Morton ' s closet. . .has in- terests at Notre Dame. . . works at Dave ' s Sunoco. . . coffee breaks. . .going to barber school. . . trying to get ahead of Hughesie. . . Torch . MARY MARGARET SHEERAN Academic One of the pizza lovers . . . ice-skates with Barbara ... enjoys P.O.D. class... fury blush. . . pretty hair. . . seen at Bonner games. . . working for Bell. . . freckles. Chorus 2; Mar-News 4 - Dance Committee 3; F.H.A. 3,4, President 4. PETER ANDREW SHERRARD Academic President of Young Life ... a ham and a half. . . Colorado summers. . .good listener. . . carefree flirt. . . Give me the pure and simple life . . .County Leader boy can be heard before he ' s seen. Student Council 1,2; Class President 2,3,4; Guard of Honor 3; Band 1,2; Chorus 4; Monitor 3; Mar-News 3, 4; Play 4; Football 1,2,3, 4, Letterman 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1,2; Hl-Y 2,3,4. ARTHUR E. SHUPARD General Sheppard . . .the cool, silent type. . . a future car- penter. . . the big noise in the band. . . likes Miss Yeingst ' s spelling quizzes . . .a good Samaritan who is always ready to help. . . never htu ' ries. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3,4. EMILY L. SNYDER Academic Kitten . . . quiet. . . sudden sense of humor. . . lovely voice. . . M.N . ' s answer to Jenny Lind. . . interest at Baker battery. . . Gradyville resident . . . Mumpsie . . . likes to sew . . . Derfith . . . future nurse. . . one of six. . .good at art. Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Choir 4; District Chorus 4; Yearbook 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Basketball 3; Lacrosse 1,2, 3,4, Letterman 3,4; F.H.A. 3. DALE ANNE STEWART Commercial Flashing her diamond. . , writing loooong letters. . . a whiz in shorthand. . , highstepping majorette. . . always in a hurry. . . work- ing. . .Clem’s chum. . . cooking meals. . . deep in the heart of Texas. Yearbook 4; Mar-News 3, 4; Band 3,4; Dance Com- mittee 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. WILL IAM W. STEWART General One of the original wise guys in Mr. Allison ' s class. . . avid sports’ en- thusiast. . .hasn’t met his dream girl yet. . . another Gene Kruppa. . . physical education aspirations. Yearbook 4; Band 2,3,4, District 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 4; Basketball 2,3,4, Letter - man 4; Baseball 2,3,4, Letterman 4. BARBARA ANN STROHMEIER Academic Barb . . . coffee at Green- hill Diner. . . working to pay off new Dodge. . . Mar- gie and Evelyn. . .daily rides to Newtown Square. . , reads Western pocket books . . .going to Business school . . .quiet. . .sleeps in French class. Hockey 1,2, 3, 4, Letter- man 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2. CAROLE ANN TAYLOR Academic Wields a wicked stick . . . lone wolf. . . loud laryngitis concocted sandwiches of raw ham- burger. . . wrought-iron sto- march. .. sophisticated look . . . quite a maneuverer. . . spur-of-the-moment ideas . . . wants to visit Europe. Chorus 4; Choir 3,4; Mar- News 3,4; Dance Com- mittee 3,4; Lacrosse 3,4, Letterman 3,- , F.H.A. 3. 43 ' mm CARL THURSTON General Aaron . . . anything for nothing. . .gas station at- tendant. . . competition with Sam, . . one of the men. . . flappin four-door with- white wall tires. . .double on the milk shakes. . . triple on the candy bars. Football 3,4, Letterman 3, 4; Basketball 2,3, Letter - man 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4; Dance Committee 3,4. PAUL ROBERT TURNER General Moose . . .sleepy -head . . .getting locked in Mrs. Mortoh ' s closet. . .skipping school and going to the Zoo. . .smashing up his brother’s convertible. . . works for Matt. Stage Crew 1,2,3; Football ANGUS D. WALLACE Academic 6 ' 2 Hercules. . . a riot and a h alt . . . Pelican. . . Where’s my picture? . .. with Dave and Pete. . . Agnus. . . can never match plaids. ' , .ice cream soda fie J. . . Say that’s a good looking babe ! Yearbook Assistant Editor 4; Dance Committee 3; Senior Tea 4; Canteen Committee 4; Tennis 1; Student Council 3,4; Mon- itor 3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Letterman 3,4; Baseball 4, Letterman 3,4. M. CAREEN WATSON Academic Future nurse. . . that Ohio accent. . .running around with Barbara and Nancy. . . jay walker in the halls. . . pen pal of the Navy. . . in her own world. . .boys, boys, and more boys. Chorus 1; Dance Committee 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3), Lacrosse 2; Band 3,4. CAROLE JOAN WEAVER Academic Pert ski-jump nose. . . athletic type. . .gabbing with Kathy. . . Tell me something . . . overloaded purse. . . swim meets at Penn. . . asset to senior class . . . makes summer ward- robes. . . from the suburbs of St. Albans. Student Council 3,4; Year- book 4; Archery 3,4; Swim- ming 3,4; Tennis 3; Gym 4. Cl) CaJhiAi. NANCY D. WERTZ Academic Bessie’s helper. . .head- ing for Juniata. . . soft- spoken but industrious. . . knows the latest about a certain teacher. .. whole- some. . . home economics worker. . .manager. . . Aw, come on, Nancy. Guard of Honor 3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Choir 4; Year- book 4; Dance Committee 3; Basketball Manager 2,3, 4; Lacrosse Manager 2,3, 4; Senior Tea 4; F.H.A. 3, 4. CXhjiAj GEORGE R. WHEATON Academic Is it Lynn or Joy?. , . ask Miss Yeingst. . . lonesome lover. .. Molly -O. . .The Mad Pretender. . . Rats, a 98 . . . dig that haircut. . . red in French. . . trips to Conn. . . cuts up teachers. Guard of Honor 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Scott’s Hi-Q 4; Mon itor 2,3; Yearbook 4; Avia- tion Club 1; Card Club 1; Mineralogy Club 3; Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4, Letterman 4; Baseball 3,4, Letterman 4; Hi-Y 4; Harvard Book Club Award 3. 44 RUTH ANN WHITEHEAD Commercial Checker at Acme. . . those Villanova dances! . . . skating at Westtown. . . smiley big, . . tease. . . cutting up in classes. . . Whitehead will eat it. . . enjoys Science class. . . water-thrower at Pocono Manor. Class Officer 3,4; Mar- News 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Choir 4; Guard of Honor 3; Dance Committee 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Hockey 2, 3,4; Varsity 3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Varsity 2,3,4. DAVID R. WILEY Academic Where are the girls? . , . Big-time Photographer , , . Master of Spotty. . , Can I ask a question, sir? . . . Lover of algebra problems. . . Wifty ... late hours. . .never finished in time... Well, 1 mean, uh. Monitor 3; Yearbook 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Football 3,4, Letterman 4. (a3..J2o a ■SYLVAN RICHARD WINOKUR General Syl . . . Warriors’ fan . . . those arguments, . . roaming the halls. . .knows everybody everywhere. . . likes them young. .. Why? ' . . . locker trouble. . . sports- lover. . . Mr. Bonder’s friend. . . the golden boy . Mar News 3; Student Coun- cil 2; Junior Prom 3; Foot- ball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Hi-Y 4. EDMOND LEE WOODWARD General Woody . . . ah ' s go on . . . seen at Media ... always eating brownies. . .drop- ping transmissions. . .works in Acme. . .can’t keep his hair out of his eyes. . . RearDON , where are you? Football 1,2,3. CAROL JEAN YOUNG Academic Brilliant defensive play- er. ., all those shots for nur- sing. . , cuts a good figure on ice. . . own swimming pool. . .Joy’s parmer. . . pretty eyes. . , Vogue model . . .’’Watch it! . . .P.O.D. friend . . . Well, Carol ! Majorette 2,3,4; Choir 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Varsity 4. B. O’Neil, D. Iffland, M. Buehler, G. Wheaton, J. Anson, and D. Milton, members of the National Honor Society, prepare for induction service. R. Fraser, also a member, was not present when the picture was taken. � • I national Honon Societif Honona lop Seniom and uniona. Leadership, scholarship, service, and character — these four qualifications are necessary for a student to be selected to the National Honor Society anywhere in the United States. Here, at Marple-Newtown, ten per cent of the senior class and _ five per cent of the junior class are eligible. Late in March, in an impressive i 4 candlelight service, the following students were honored: R -.-i SENIORS Richard Gillmor Rachel Hahn Evelyn Haney Nina Hunsicker Ruth Longacre Nancy Wertz Kathleen Manges Gail Rice Donald Senges Peter Sherrard Dale Stewart 46 JUNIORS Richard Diemer David Duncan Donald Fuller Sylvia Hayre Eve Niederdrenk Judith Nelson John Scott Borbara Stewart Ronald Suny Lynne, Angus, Barbara, and Sue try out a record for the next canteen. What ' s this week ' s choice? Will it be Too Much or Young Love ? Honor to whom honor is due - our boys and girls of the month: L. Hahn, A. Shupard, L. Suny, R. Mendelzon, R. Longacre, J. rniaa Miss Yeingst was more than our teacher; her guidance and willingness to listen to our problems gave us what we needed most - friendship. Her jokes sparked our class periods and made us laugh together rather than at each other. As advisor for the Scott ' s Hi-Q team and the Yearbook Staff, she wielded a firm but understanding hand. In our senior class meetings, she gave us advice but never forced it on us, because she realized that one learns by experience. Whenever a helping hand was needed at the concession stand. Miss Yeingst was there, ready and willing. Mr. Harvey has been a jack of all trades and master of all to our class. He has been our manager, organizer, financial advisor, and a helping hand. His invaluable assistance and expert help guided us through many problems and rough spots in our school life. Beside arranging our junior and senior trips to New York and Washington D.C. , he organized the concessions at the home games. It was at his suggestion that the class bought two coke machines for the school. Mr. Harvey collected all the senior funds, counted them, and deposited them. He has done so many favors for the class that we can ' t begin to list them. It is to you. Miss Yeingst and Mr. Harvey, that we would like to express our appreciation and say thanks. THE CLASS OF ' 57 Can lf.ou SJmaqine? i — Bill Beddall wanting The Complete Works of Shakespeare for Christmas Marion Blair with straight hair Carol Young making ten baskets in a basket- ball game Wendy drawing a messy picture Harry puffing after one lap around the gym Dick Ewing working in the Penn Fruit Ruthanne without a fellow Angus without more -or-less Mary not blushing John without Jazz Ruthie Whitehead without a giggle, The Rices without their bus Judy Lawhorn with black hair Shirley without Sandy without Barb Dave W. with a crew cut Tony B. out of a daze Pete S. going steady Lois M.Q. mum with laryngitis Lynne B. without someone to flirt with Nina not believing everything she hears Bud Arnett serious about passing physics Seth Pancoast without Let me show you how Brown without Nellie or Judy I Helen without apple pies Kathy Manges with nothing to do Ruth L. without an injury Nancy W. being put out of class for talking Buzzy without due to the fluctuation of the resonating forces Al Capotosto with blond hair Marilyn B looking as if a cyclone had just hit her Pete A. without a tan Debbie getting an E Butch and Pete M. in school for three days straight Janet Green raising a rumpus Laura without her knitting Larry with an I like Elvis button Emily singing like Teresa Brewer Syl closing his locker quietly Tom Nester attending every band and chorus rehearsal Art S. failing to lend a helping hand Joy P. looking glum Eddie without his red Olds Jim without a girl Dick and Rick without a cinn bun ' Barbie Pels not fluttering Barbara Strohmeier staying awake in French class Doug with his jacket off Evelyn Haney without her checkbook Carl Thurston without his sweet tooth Nick DePaul without Minnie Floyd Hargiss without his toothpick Bill Stewart knitting a sweater Louise Jacobs getting angry Bill Scott without his conferences between classes Gail Haney passing a 100 word shorthand test Bob Hughes making a lemon meringue pie Bill Ewing singing in the choir Berry Finkel not asking questions Don Senges not borrowing homework George Wheaton being a wolf Clem Orlando dating Marty Buehler P 1 49 Cauqht oU Quand Characters from Dogpatch -I ' l mi lunion dminiitnaton PRESIDENT . . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY. . TREASURER . . Samuel Young . Judy Nelson Barbara Stewart Joanne Fazio CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO White Rose . . . . Turquoise and White . . What is worth doing at all is worth doing well. FIRST ROW: E. Crowl, J. Dulaney, G. Caudill, J. Compton, V. Barkdull, J. Burgain, V. Cicero, C. Dorey, C. Dulaney, J. Dine. SECOND ROW: R. Beck, J. Dulaney, R, Baker, N. Azeff, P. Braun, D. Ardrey, G. Daub, G. Andreas, Mr. Wertz. THIRD ROW: R. Bove, W. Buckley, T. Clute, E. Aharonian, C. Chambers, R. Diemer, E. Cianfrani, D. Dun- can, D. Boyer, T. Caripides, T. Austin, FIRST ROW: D. Hagan, S. Ibbs, V. Hoffman, J. Hoerner, D. Goodwin, D. Frazer, ]. Fazio, R. Heller, E. Hanson, J. Gray. SECOND ROW: K. Hartz, S. Hayre, R. Holden, S. Good, R. Gettz, F. Hormann, M, Hennesy, M. J. Hen- derson, B. Hoover, J. Hall, J. Fink, Mr. Miller. THIRD ROW: S. Griffin, D. Fuller, L. Hahn, J. Janssen, J. Gor- don, L. lampieri, J. Fowle, D. Herman, W. Green. uniou ojf Uodaif FIRST ROW: J. Nolle, S. McCloy, J. Mariano, L. Mensinger, E. Martino, J. Niemeyer, J. Mau, J. Nelson, E. Niederdrenk, J. Orlando. SECOND ROW: A. Lillmars, J. Lindsay, A. Miller, E. R. McCloy, W. Klumpp, J. Koenig, F. R. Kline, S. Lynch, F. Liebman. THIRD ROW: J. Moser, E. Kay, R. Meeks, T. Leaic, L. Krain, H. Lyman, D. Kennedy, Mr. Curtis. -t FIRST ROW: B. Peoples, E. Smith, J. Snyder, M. Schroeder, C. Polidoro, A. Ross, S. Pyle, G. Praul, S. Smith, B. Pfrommer, P. Rainey, E. Shaefer. SECOND ROW: B. Shea, H. Schatkowski, S. Price, J. Payne, T. Sanko, J. Scott, R. Schober, P. Smith, P. Pinker, T. Rasicci, L. Rice, Miss E. Kurmas. THIRD ROW: J. Shulman, R. Scar- borough, A. Pease, W. Sellers, L. Skoogfors, J. Snyder, D. Smith, R. Risbon. Seniom Joino in w FIRST ROW: D. Underhill, C. Webster, B. Stewart, R. Turner, J, Will, B. Young, K. Williams, B. Whyte, E. Turk- ington, A. Wilson, R. Swerdlow. SECOND ROW: R. Suny, R. Stevens, D. Trowbridge, T. Wilson, E. Stephenson, J. Wheatman, R. Williams, W. Spiller, S. Young. THIRD ROW: R. Vick, E. Wathen, G. Wigglesworth, W. War- wick, Mrs. C. Jardine, P. VonKleeck, T. Taylor, R. Spring, T. Tipton. Sophomone Supenvi om PRESIDENT Stanley Shawhan VICE-PRESIDENT Donald Hetzel SECRETARY Janet Nussle TREASURER Dale DePova CLASS FLOWER Chrysanthemum CLASS COLORS Green and Silver CLASS MOTTO Hold fast to that which is true, and the truth shall set you free, FIRST ROW: S. Besden, J. Cheney, M. Crothers, S, Alexander, C. Conn, J. Byers, C. Alexander, M. Cook, B. Allen, M, Blackley, J, Barer, J. Bricker. SECOND ROW: H. Bruegel, M. Angelaccio, T. Cheslock, J. Cavallero, J. Bach, H. Alwine, C. Chapman, F. Braun, R. Courbis, R« Brown, B. Barton. THIRD RO W: Mr. K. Trotter, C. Bogardus, P. Canfield, R. Burmss, E. Campbell, A. Bobb, D. Conard, W. Barrett, R. Capper, R. Biborosch, R, Buzby, D. Ceton. 1 FIRST ROW: V. Engelking, A. Evangelista, L. Ferrara, J. Douglas, J. Douglas, J. Goodfellow, S. Dorey, , Grant- ham, D. De Pova, G. Hawkins, J. Farr. SECOND ROW: A. Hirshey, F. Greco, L. Hecht, F. Hurlbrink, L. Heideck, G. Gardner, J. Grossman, N. Howard, L. Green, Mr. W. Nye. THIRD ROW: C. Dixon, J. Dornheim, G. Goodwin, N. Hamilton, D. Hetzel, R. Goebett, F. Greger, R. Gascoigne, D. Feld, H. Heym, B. Frankland. Sophomo e . . . Heiu Cntniea FIRST ROW: J. Mackey, G. Myers, J. MacNeal, S. Marshall, J. Lambert, H. Lavin, J. Magee, D. Lennox, A, Mc- Clure, 1. Ibbs, L. Jones, G. Kay. SECOND ROW: J. Iwan, G. Matters, C. Iffland, B. Mace, M. Kelly, B. Klinck, J. Monteleone, R. McKittrick, J. Klinger. THIRD ROW: B. Learned, M. McKay, C. Iffland, J. Kegel, R. MacKay, G. Morton, R. Lawhorn, R. Mendelzon. FIRST ROW; M. Richardson, J. Russell, N. Natarella, A. Ortlip, J. Nussle, C. O’Dell, J. Rudisill, J. Paarz, K. Pappas, K. Olsen. SECOND ROW; W. Pearson, Z. Pinsky, D. Price, J. Patton, O. Neal, E. Platt, S. Robertson, B. Prendergast, J. Rooks. THIRD ROW; D. Rogers, G. Ritchie, D. Rode, Mr. D. Hamingson, L. Ricci, R. Reinhart, R. Orr. SJn Hiqh School Activitiei FIRST ROW; B. Wurster, D. Sherman, M. Scott, D. Sody, D. Timpe, M. Wheaton, M, Sunner, S. Topal, G. Vick, R. Vick. SECOND ROW; Mr. E. Benevit, L. Speca, L. Suny, P. Seng, J. Westergom, J. Stone, L. Schaffner, T. Saittis, B. Williams, R. Schonwald, G. Smith, A. Schaffhauser, Miss E. Koletas. THIRD ROW; R. Standen, H. Shupard, R. Smedley, G. Young, J. Wittig, G. Wheatley, R. Wilson, S. Shawhan, A. Short, W. Smith, D. Tolson, G. Wood, T. Wood. 3ne hinan Oj f icem W. Herring, vice-president; K. Nailor, secretary; S. Wright, treasurer; and W. Jewett, president assume responsibilities. FIRST ROW: B. Cohen, B. Baran, C. Allen, K. Collison, H, Bierricher, C. Baugh, L. Bucci, D. Campbell, R. Clark, P. Bougon, B. Atkinson. SECOND ROW: J. Barossa, C. Carlson, J. Capper, M. Auge, H. Buehler, S. Armstrong, G. Atkinson, M. Baskin, C. Adams, J. Blew, Mr. S. Kachur. THIRD ROW: M. Cohen, R. Bonsall, G. Boens, F. Burgess, W. Archer, P. Angstadt, D. Armstrong, C. Bach, F. Baumeister, S. Adams, R. Compton, FIRST ROW: B. Fitch, B. Fleming, G. Guyer, M . Davy, D. Eckert, R. Fisher, E. Evans, S. Danks, K. Gyngell. SECOND ROW: R. Davies, C. Fry, L. Goodwin, S. Fitzgerald, P. Goebert, M. Dappen, B. DiCarlo, M. Dusett, B. Freedman, S. Grisby, R. Gordon, Mr. S. Gruener. THIRD ROW: D. Eisenhower, P. Davis, R. Gillmor, R. Engle, H. Gray, D. Danby, R. Edwards, S. Freedman, T, Di Bonaventura, F. Fels. Jneihmen. . . FIRST ROW: C. Kidder, L. Hopkins, C. Johnson, R. Heit, S. Martucci, J. Hodge, G. Knorr, K. Liebig, C. Malany, J. Jackson, E. Lauletta. SECOND ROW: J. Lindsay, G. Mathewson, W. Luttrell, F. Lubker, L. Kessler, J. Mazzola, B. Marcarelli, M. Jackson, R. Hunter, v. lacovoni, J. Knorr, Mrs. A. Simon. THIRD ROW: R. Lawson, A. Hamil- ton, W. Herring, P. Harman, W. Jewett, R. Hettmannsperger, H. Jones, R. Huber, B. Lull, A. Hopkins, P. Mas- terson, D. Mau. I FIRST ROW: R. Moore, S. Odenheimer, M. McCrumm, K. Nailor, I. Novick, D. Moore, J. McNeill. SECOND ROW: R. Orndorf, B. McGinley, E. Mattee, R. Morgan, L. Mistrick, J. Morris, C. Nealis, J. Morris, B. Miller, Mrs. L. Brudereck. THIRD ROW: R. Monk, W. McKittrick, T. McFadden, D. Moore, W. Mills, L. Novick, L. Muroff, C. Osolin, P. Mulder. A teKnoon Scholana. FIRST ROW: D. Rigby, M. Peoples, B. Sanger, J. Powell, A. Sluttnan, B. Roo, S. Smith, J. Simpson, J. Snyder, L. Pease, B. Schwenk. SECOND ROW: K. Solcow, R, Schaffhauser, A. Selverian, M. Reed, M. Spiller, G. Simp- son, B. Ritchie, R. Pappas, D. Rich. THIRD ROW: W. Rake, W. Roberts, R. Schick, D. Russell, F. Sellers, J. Schaffner, W. Sieg, C. Sauder, W. Richman, S. Peacock, C. Perry. FIRST ROW: D. Stewart, S. Wright, V. Van Vliet, L. Watson, N. Wiley, C. Stutz, M. Stone, J. Wozniak, M. Sullivan, D. Worton, R. Turner. SECOND ROW: Mr. G. Rickards, C. Vile, R. Valle, S. Youmans, C. Van Arts- dalen, T. Warwick, M. Storzbach, B. Wein, G. Woodward, M. Whiteside. THIRD ROW: D. Welsh, W. Standen, P. Wolfe, H. Statzell, W. Stephens, D. Vogeleer, G. Stewart, F. Vetter, D. Stone, J. Sunnet, R. Wood. Ciqhth Cftiadeu. . . FIRST ROW: C. Hirsch, L. Btoadbelt, J. Dixon, B. Melligan, J. Clifford, B. DeCindis, J. Lewis, E. Scheer, S. Evans, J. Reif, G. Kirkbride. SECOND ROW: Mr. R. Allison, G. Gibney, D. Strange, R. Hanna, E. Stephenson, P. Neilson, L. Kunkle, B. Bell, G. Wright. THIRD ROW: J. Orlando, J. Baker, M. Skolnick, R. Senges, W. Rossi, J. Chambers, C. Payne, W. Edens, G. Smith. FIRST ROW: E. Etcove, C. Steele, L. Richards, D. Aurelius, J. Cromwell, A. Oakes, J. Gustafson, S. Selverian, A. Stevens, C. Morris, C. Lewis. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Morton, J. Singer, R. Paul, R. Scoleri, T. McCullough, C. Mabee, C. Hoffman, D. Boyer, D. Dickerson, W. Frazier, E. Krombolz. THIRD ROW: J. Barry, G. Walde, L. Hudson, B. Kegel, W, McCarthy, R. Dulaney, G. Kious, D. Heit, E. Poole, J. Whiteside. oqethen. . . FIRST ROW: S. Fisher, J. Capotosto, R. Chadwick, J. Morse, A. Pacienza, M. McComsey, L. Herbst, C. Meadow- croft, C. Ellis, D. Cooper, C. Dollos. SECOND ROW: D. Hudson, G, Yesersky, R. King, J. Null, B. Orvis, B. Lunnen, M. Newton, G. Booth, R. Ewing, Mr. Richute. THIRD ROW: W. Rich, W. Kallio, R. Schlecker, R. Mil- son, A. Gregory, C. Cooper, T. Jones, D. Heller, R. Lake, T. Cicero. FIRST ROW; R. Brown, J. Price, M. Klava, B. Lester, J. Patton, B. Stone, H. Berkstresser, D. Coffin, B. Quance, E. Bruegel, V. Cohn. SECOND ROW; F. Engle, P. Falzone, V. Verity, E. Shisler, G. Shay, G. Monjar, B. Naye, A. Follette, P. Brunner, Miss Ruth Manlove. THIRD ROW; H. Nuss, G. Johnson, G. Maule, J. Mackey, G. Parker, J. McCloy, L. Huss, P. Carr, M. Reed. 3on 7fic 3inat Uime FIRST ROW; R. Blecher, B. Schell, M. L. Wertz, A. Clute, J. Hamilton, K. McCann, C. Duncan, M. Kerfoot, G. Jacubowski, B. Fink, B. Ott, B. Tatum. SECOND ROW; P. Alwine, L. Henschke, M. Smith, R. Patton, S. Zimmerman, C. Jones, C. Huber, J. Courbis, S. Mensinger, S. Waxier, S. Frederick, A. Campbell. THIRD ROW; S. Wheatman, S. Gill, C. Potter, J. Capen, M. Weinstein, G. Koenig, B. Buzby, S. Mark, Mr. O. Temme. FIRST ROW: L. Hasenfuss, N. Hopkins, I. Guanti, D, Powers, C. Degiose, E. Eachus, J. Knickerbocker, A, Stevens, J. Bena, B. Barton, P. Powell. SECOND ROW: J. Leonard, A. Klumpp, W. Nye, T. Spence, M. Marletter, D. Reed, G. Gunther, T. Flinn, T. Panchella, Mr. T. Jardine. THIRD ROW: W. Baker, B. Mitchell, T. Strunk, J. Coon, J. Byers, C. Maropoulos, S. Entriken, R. Sinclair, J. Lisa, J. Scott. Seventh Qnadeni FIRST ROW: J. McDonald, M. Nice, C. Johnson, J. Violetti, L. Mathias, S. Cavalier, D. Hill, M. McClure, J, Suny, M. Fish, P. Prince, N, Hennesy. SECOND ROW: R. Little, D. Hickey, J. Taylor, J. Rives, J, Alexander, C. Rudisill, E. Heaslip, M. Metzger, D. Carpenter, Miss E. Andress. THIRD ROW: J. Jackson, J. Crowley, S. Morris, O. Shaefer, R. Hynes, M. Walters, R. Deren, A. Altrichter, R, Beach, J. Campbell, A. Schmith. Mrs. M. Cohen, Mr. D. Williams, Miss M. Papouris, Mr. E. Raffensperger, Mrs. K. Hutchinson, Mr, J. Barnes, Teachers at Garrett-Williamson Lodge. Apant 3nom hTl-Yl FIRST ROW: B. Lier, S. Austin, D. Heron, S. Sherman, S. Hibberd. SECOND ROW: C. Conrad, P. Long, B. Rubin, C. DeBendetta, W. Dixon, R. Edwards, R. Cohen, G. Thomas, R. Hudson. THIRD ROW: G. Craul, P. LeDonne, G. Lewis, S. Ivers, E. Smith, W. Williams, W. Cox, D. Flood. FOURTH ROW: A. Grande, A. Chambers, W. Shaw, F. Johnson, F. Johnson, A. Thomas, A. Zelle, L. Walton. FIRST ROW; R. Francesco, J. Angelaccio, R. Balmer, D, Davis, S. De Rosay, M, Stevens. SECOND ROW; J. Ober- teuffer, D. Plisko, G. Gibney, J. Mills, R. Almond, J, Dampman, J. Coon, E. Powell. THIRD ROW; G. Angel- accio, W. Dodson, L. Wyatt, L. Kress, R. Wilson, J. Moyse, R. Warwick, S. Wri ght, J, Parker, R, Wallace, W. Pyle, L. Hamilton, A. Brown. FOURTH ROW; P. Bucci, D. Honer. £n oif School £iffe FIRST ROW; D. Collins, K. Leopald, P. Leavis, J, Baker, D. Sauer, R. Shifrin, R, Taylor, M, Maser. SECOND ROW; B. Voegele, D. Lord, J. Hammett, A. Rapp, 1. Malfitano, L. Dilworth, S. Borst, A. Novick, C. Wellman, W. Miller, H. Krauss, D. Schaub, L. Schatkowski, C. Trowbridge. THIRD ROW; S. Boone, J. West, L. Keyworth, R. Schwartz, M. Scott, R. Nunn, V. Tabb, N. Lewis, M. Dawn, J. Ceton, M. Peterson, S. Beardsley, B. Yearsley. FIRST ROW: D. Bickford, J. Ferris, M. Slotkin, L. Tilley, D. Murphy, M. McKeand, A. Mirra, P. Monjar, E. Jewett. SECOND ROW: D. Belfer, C. Koliner, C. Douglas, C. Alfano, C. Sander, H. Olson, I. Kline, J. Wright, R. Roth, A. Morrow, J. Chidester. THIRD ROW: N. Johnson, W. Cook, S. Mazur, J. Hibberd, J. Williams, C. Nelson, A. Engelking, B. Hahn, S. Neilson, D. Krauss, P. Rochberg, C. Stetler, A. Bycer, It Beautiful FIRST ROW: S. Nissinger, L. Dulaney, R. Snyder, J. Patrone, K. Hargy, L. Lillmars. SECOND ROW: S. Clayton, D. Ellison, R. Alfano, S. Wathen, R. Reinhardt, B. Rich, L. Jackson, C. Natarella, L, Engle, W. Jacobson. THIRD ROW: J. Greco, G. Buyser, K. Elliott, W. Webb, E, Lambert, T. Shields, P. Sevag, J. Shockley, M. Gunther. FOURTH ROW: R. McWade, D. Pilbrow, R. Crowell, T. Knorr, J. Paul, G. Rippel, P. Greger, G. DiTomasso. FIRST ROW; J. Austin, J. David, H. Frederick, J. Grantham, S. Foster, J. Young, R, Goldman, J. Stewart, J. Zener, G. Ficke. SECOND ROW; N. Hall, D. Waltz, G. Pyle, R, Gundel, S. Lobb, B. Gray, M. Stewart, R. Zampitella, C. Fanok. THIRD ROW; W. Carlson, J. Atkinson, J. Manges, N. Allison, D. Price, J. Volpe, M. Neeren, J. Schmidt, T. Seng. Qannett- Williamson FIRST ROW; B. Stebbins, B. Jones, B. Zimmerer, M. Kay, D. Neff, V. Wood, R. Field, V. Stone, H. Kidd, SECOND ROW; W. Malany, L. Hunsicket, R. Smith. T, Parker, G. Balmer, T. Marcarelli, B. Timpe, L, Ache, R. Bell, R. Prestianne. THIRD ROW; R. Marland, C. Herman, C. Hauber, E. Hadden, R. Burton, B. Caudill, R. McCarthy, E. Duffield, G. Archer, P. Fink, J. Thorne. FIRST ROW: R. Longacre, S. Alexander, D. Milton, A. Wallace, S. Robertson. SECOND ROW: L. Suny, J. Klinger, D. Hetzel, L. Underhill. THIRD ROW: Mr. N. Hughes, A. Capotosto, D. Fuller, G. Andreas, J. Mau, L. Skoogfors. Student Councils in ■Action With the capable direction of Ruth Longacre, president, and the assistance of the advisors, Mr. N. Hughes and Miss D. Lidaick, the Councils did their best to meet the demands and desires of the student body. FIRST ROW: S. Adams, K. McCann, B. Iwan, B. Herring, J. Null, Y. Walters, L. Hasenfuse. SECOND ROW: J. Morris, B. Kegal, D. MacEwan, D. Stewart, J. Simpson, R. Fisher. ■Headlineni. YUeet jbeadlinea. The deadline is Friday! was the familiar cry of Mar-News Editor, Carla Rice, as she urged her cohorts in journalism, onward. The subscription drive, held in the fall, was a huge success with the credit going to the editor-in-chief, her many assistants and, of course, their advisor, Mr. Curtis. A special Christmas edition and the regular five issues met the challenge sale keeping the school well- informed on school events and current romances. SEATED: B. Huss, P. Sherrard, R. Whitehead. C. Rice, L. Skoogfors, B.J. Powell, K. Manges, D. Milton. STANDING: L. Schonwald, N. Carroll, D. Fuller, D. DePova. R. Suny, E. Wathen, Mr. Curtis, L. Hallman. J. Lawhom, G. Rice. DIRECTOR, Mr. Oberhotlzer. FIRST ROW; B. Huss, L. Rice, S. Alexander, B. Stewart, B.J. Powell, J. Lawhom, J. Photlades, J. Mackey, J. Brown, S. Niemeyer, S. Worrell. SECOND ROW; B. Pels, J. Nussle, S. Jasper, H. McCarthy, J. Nussle, V. Engleking, J. Darr, C. Young, N. Carroll, B. O ' Neil, N. Hunsicker, D. Milton, K. Manges. THIRD ROW; E. Snyder, N. Wertz, R. Whitehead, S. Ibbs, C. Taylor, M. Wheaton, J. Nelson, R. Hahn, M. Bross, C. Iffland, A. Evangelista, J. Hoemer. FOURTH ROW: R. Lawhom, S. Griffin, J. Scott, L. Kaufman, P. Sherrard, M. Buehler, R. Dlemer, J. Mau, R. Mankin, T, Wilson, D. Senges. Two very fine programs directed by Mr. Oberholtzer, were presented by the Girls ' Chorus and the Senior Choir. DIRECTOR, Mr. Oberholtzer. FIRST ROW; D. Frazer, J. Fazio, S. Alexander, B. Stewart, B.J. Powell, J. Lawhom, J. Mackey, A. Ross, P. Weaver, S. Niemeyer, S. Worrell, J. Lambert, L. Jacobs. SECOND ROW; S. Marshall, B. Pels, J. Nussle, S. Jasper, H. McCarthy, K. Nussle, G. Praul, M. Schroeder, B. O ' Neil, N. Hunsicker, D. Milton, K. Manges. THIRD ROW; B. Huss, J. MacNeal, R. Whitehead, R. Hahn, E. Shaefer, C. Young, J. Photiades, N. Carrol, M. Bross, J. Fran, C. Iffland, A. Evangelista. FOURTH ROW; E. Snyder, N. Wertz, C. Alexander, C. Taylor, B. Mace, M. Wheaten, V. Engleking, J. Rudisell, D. DePova, C. Chapman, J. Patten, C. Pallidoro, S. Robertson. yfluAic Pink ynaqic B, pels, R. Suny, K. Nussle, B. Huss Mendelzon, J. Photiades. K. Manges, R. Deemer, E. Nelderdrenk, H. McCarthy, P Sherrard, M. Bross, W. Beddall. R. Gillmor, C. Polldoro, L. Skcx)gfors, K. Grantham, R. Hahn. P. Adams. N. Carroll, W. Beddall, V. Engelking, J. Lawhom, E. Powell, R. Turner, A. Ross, M. Wheaton. SECOND ROW: L. Kaufman, A. Shupard, S, Pancoast, P. Turner, M. Buehler, J. Scott, T. Clute. FIRST ROW: G. Wheaton, M. Buehler, A. Copotosto, W. Stewart, E. Dowden, E. Arnett, Mr. T. Jardine. SECOND ROW: R, Cowrbis, S. Pancoast, A. Bater, D. Duncan, J. Fowle, E. Wathen, THIRD ROW: P. Shenard, D. Senges, J. Mazur, J. Anson, W. Scott. FOURTH ROW: P, Adams, T. Clute, R. Burruss, J. Scott, S. Winokur. Cfood Citizenship. . . The Hi-Y this year has been very succes sful in all of its activities. To the best of their abilities, the fellows have practiced good citizenship, have been a service to the school, and have enjoyed good fellowship. Many a pleasant night has been spent at the home of one of their mem- bers listening to informative and interesting speakers. The club had as its advisor Mr. Thomas Jardine and for its officers: Bill Stewart, president; Al Capotosto, vice-president; Bud Arnett, chaplain; Ed Dowden, treasurer; and Marty Buehler, secretary. 74 L Qood Jellowihip and Jun The Tri-Hi-Y a club whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian Character, was composed this year of forty-two senior high girls. After initiating twenty new members and holding a lovely induction service, the Tri- Hi-Y decided to sell chrysanthemums for the Thank sgiving Day game. Everyone had loads of fun at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance given by the club on November 17. AtChristmas time all of the girls felt the true spirit of Christmas, when they gave a party for the orphans at the Chester Day Nursery. Always a looked -forward to event, the Mother-Daughter Banquet this year was enjoyed by everyone . With the willing help of our advisors: Miss H. Yeingst and Mrs. C. Jardine, and the able leadership of Sue Mahan, president; Carla Rice, vice-president; Nancy Krombolz, recording secretary; Lynn Biborosch, corresponding secretary; Marilyn Bross, treasurer; Joyce Hall, chaplain, and Ruth Whitehead, sergeant-at-arms, the club had a most successful year. FIRST ROW: Mrs. C. Jardine, C. Rice, R. Whitehead, S. Mahan, L. Biborosch, N. Krombolz, Miss H. Yeingst. SECOND ROW: J. Bater, D. Frazer, C. Orlando, C. Watson, L. Jacobs, R. Vick, J. Orlando, R, Longacre, L. Suny, B, Stewart, L, Rice, THIRD ROW: E. Haney, C. Dorey, J. Brown, R. Gantz, K. Nussle, F. Kirschuer, B. Shaefer, C. Iffland, S. Smith, J. Farr, G. Rice, FOURTH ROW: E, Powell, D, Stewart, N, Brown, L, MacQueen, S, Ibbs, M, Carroll, B, Mace, J, Nelson, A, Ortlip, D. DePova, P, Rainey, G. Gawkins, J. Bricker, sea ■ 5. v- ' i • I CluUi Bniqhten School Li e HEIST ROW: C. Conn, J. Nussle. SECOND ROW: G. Gardner, K, Nussle, J. Lawhom, N. Wertz, A. Walton, Miss Campbell, M. Sheeran, J. Byers, L, Mensinger, B. Klinck, A. Ortlip, M, Cook. THIRD ROW: J. Payne, C. Rice, L. Schonwald, M. Schroder, A. Evangelista, C. Alexander, M, Wheaton, L. Shaffner, J, Fart, L. Hiedlck, F. Hulbrink, C. Iffland, B. Powell. N. Selverian, P. Pinker. F.H.A, serves school and community through money-making projects. In its first year of suburban competition, the bowling team maae a creditable showing. HRST ROW: N. Howard, R. Gascoigne, J. Fink. SECOND ROW: R. Reinhardt, D. Fuller, T. Clute, F, Harglss, R. Hoover. Mr. Trotter. Library assistants get books ready for circulation. Social dancing, but where are all the boys? TAB Club enjoys learning more about books. Tearing a motor apart proves fun to the Auto Mechanics Club. Will these cooks have their own dishwashers? Learning how to take and develop candids. Girls ' Gym Club has a cute visitor. The Game Club finds Jack a frequent winner The Gym Club watches and hopes The Ninth Grade Y-Teens plan Christmas Assembly. Mr. Rathey and sports ' enthusiasts band together. The Eighth Grade Y -Teens discuss Elvis. Shop projects interest boys. The Art Club Inspects poster. IT ■jdjlPpilMtMHK ;:i1 ’ 3 . C ‘ J ■ IT 7eam FIRST ROW: C. Thurston, S. Pancoast, D. Wiley, S. Winokur, R. Hughes, W. Scott, R. Fraser, A. Capotosto, C. Moran, A. Bater, E. Arnett, J. Snyder, SECOND ROW: Coach D. Williams, J. Mariano, W, Green, L. lampierl, W. Spiller, S. Young, W. Sellers, D. Duncan, C. Chantbers, H. Lyman, P. Braun, J. Dornhiem, R. Standen, D. Underhill, Coach L. Bonder, H. Harvey, Athletic Director. THIRD ROW: R. Mendelzon, G. Atkinson, J. Lipton, R. Orr, A. Short, H. Shupard, R. McKittrlck, R. Mackay, W. Smith, T. Sanko, R. Burruss, R. Gascoigne, J. Fowle, R, Lawhom. JiqeKi Reallif Jouqht Marple-Newtown ' s football team, facing stiff section II competition for the first time, had a good season this year under the direction of Mr. Bonder and Mr. Williams. Although losing the hard fought Darby game, the Tigers came back winning their first league game with Yeadon. The fighting Eleven lost to the experienced Lansdowne- Aldan team and played nip and tuck games with Radnor and Nether Providence, both ending In ties. After winning a close game with Media, the Bondermen slowed the league champions, Swarthmore. After defeating Upper Merlon by a wide margin, the Tigers were bagged down by Springfield, our traditional rivals. The favorite passing combination was quarterback Buddy Young and Bob Hughes. Co- Captaln Bill Scott was the regular punter. Co-CaptaIn Dick Fraser made the honorable mention list on the All-Delco and first string tackle on the East All Delco team together with Buddy Young as the third string quarterback. Honorable mention on the All East Delco team were Bill Scott, “Tex Chambers, Duke Snyder, Carl Thruston, and Joe Dornhiem. Those seniors lost by graduation are Co-Captalns Bill Scott and Dick Fraser, Pete Sherrard, Bob Hughes, Al Capotosto, Pete Morris, Dave Wiley, Buzzy Moran, Tony Bater, Carl Thurston, Seth Pancoast, and Syl Winokur. 80 Skull Pnactice VARSITY RECORD -N.- 0 Darby -12 Yeadon -12 N.- 0 Lansdowne-Aldan-13 -N.-13 Radnor -13 N.-13 Nether Providence -13 N.-23 Media -20 0 Swarthmore -26 ■ 4.-26 Upper Merion - 7 7 Springfield -14 JAYVEE RECORD M.N.- 6 Darby - o M.N.- 6 Yeadon -12 M.N.-20 Lansdowne-Aldan- 0 M.N.-19 Radnor - 0 M.N,-19 Nether Providence - 6 M.N.-12 Media - 0 M.N.- 0 Swarthmore - 7 M.N.- 6 Upper Merion - 8 Coaches Bonder and Williams figure the angles FIRST ROW: D. Stone, W. Roberts, E. Krombolz, J. Leonard, A. Selverian, R. Senges, R. Bonsall, W. Lawson, W. Nye, S. Morris, D. Eisenhower, F. Fels, C. Steele, J. Orlando, J. Scott. SECOND ROW: Mr. R. Pittman, G. Booth, K. Olsen, R. Hynes, B. Kegel, C. Payne, W. Herring, F. Burgess, D. Heit, Co-Captain W. Jewett, W. Mc- Kittrick, L. Novick, J. Schaffhauset, Mr. J. Gruener. THIRD ROW: R. Engle, R. Gillmor, J. McNeill, J. Mortis, D. Danby, J. Capper, H. Gray, A. Statzell, Co-Captain P. Wolfe, F. Sellers, W. Mould, L. Muroff, C. Osolin, R. Gregory, W. Seig, D. Boyer, G. Walde. £ittle 3iqht This year the Junior High Football Team was moved up into section the teams are bigger, better, and tougher. With captains. Bill Jewett II, where and Paul Wolfe leading the way, the Tigers , an experienced group this year, were ready for all comers. The spirit and effort were high, even though half-day sessions hurt training. I The team again was under the very able coaching I Jay L. Gruener assisting. t of Robert E. Pittman, with 82 V FIRST ROW; C. Dulaney, B. Stewart, L. Rice, L, Suny, N. Krombolz, G. Rice, R. Longacre, J. Gray, A. Lillmars. SECOND ROW; L. Jacobs, K, Manges, C. Rice, B. Strohmeier, R, Whitehead, J, Maule, J. Nelson, J. Nolte, J. Hall. N. Hunsicker, D, Milton. FIRST ROW: R. Whitehead, N. Krombolz, J. Nelson, J. Maule, R. Longacre, J. Hall. SECOND ROW: B. Strohmeier, J. Nolte, J. Gray, G. Rice, L. Suny. THIRD ROW: B. Stewart, C. Dulaney, L. Rice, A. Lillmars. The M-N Varsity and J. V. Hockey teams this year dis- played constant determina- tion and spirit and won much praise for the school. Much credit for a very commend- able season is due to the coaches, Mrs. C. Jardine and Mrs. V. Egner. - • ni ' •iti Vanaitif Sconea M.N. 1 Nether Provider! M.N. 4 Chester M.N. 3 Ridley Township M.N. 0 Ellis School M.N. 1 Hoverford M.N. 2 Springfield 1 2 2 1 4 0 union Vamitif SconeA M.N. 1 Nether Providence 2 M.N. 1 Chester 0 M.N. 2 Ridley Township 2 M.N. 0 Ellis School 3 M.N. 1 Hoverford 3 M.N. 0 Springfield 1 FIRST ROW: B, Shaefer, C. Newtown, C. Alexander, B. Mace, J. Patton, M. Wheaton, D. TImpe, G, Kay, P. Rainey. SECOND ROW: K. Olsen, B. Allen, M, Blackley, M. Schroeder, J. Mackey, S. Alexander, J. Goodfellow, R. Vick, S. Robertson, J. Fazio. THIRD ROW: J. Nussle, N. Carroll, V. Engelking, C. Chapman, J. Farr, I. Ibbs, C. Polldoro, J. Rudisill, K. Nussle, J. McNeal, S. Smith, E. Shaefer, D. Timpe, L. Heidick, J. Stone. FIRST ROW: R. Gillmor. SECOND ROW: R. Fraser, W. Scott, A. Wallace, N. DePaul, G. Wheaton, P. Sherrard, W. Stewart. THIRD ROW: P. Adams, R. Beck, T. Austin, D. Duncan, Coach D. Williams, S. Young, D. Boyer, W. Sellers, D. Senges. FIRST ROW: Coach W. Watson, R. Schonwald, J. Iwan, R. Biborosch, J, Paarz, R. Swerdlow. SECOND ROW: S. Shawhan, D. Rode G. Matters, A. Bobb, A, Hershey, J, Biggins, D. Whitesell. NOT SHOWN IN PICTURE: L. Specka. Detenmination Plus. Vauitij, Backed by the cheering of the large crowds and the cheerleaders, the Varsity quickened its pace as the season progressed and gave the crowd some thrilling moments. Even though the team was well trained by Coach Williams, the height of the other teams and the injuries during the season put the Tigers at a disadvantage. High scorer was Captain Richard Gillmor. SCORES 51 Lansdowne- Aldan 60 36 Nether Providence 40 54 Springfield 55 64 Media 75 43 Swarthmore 56 48 Upper Merion 47 38 Yea don 94 51 Radnor 40 32 Lansdowne -Aldan 59 50 Nether Providence 58 51 Springfield 64 49 Media 58 53 Swarthmore 80 62 Upper Merion 56 29 Yeadon 49 41 Radnor 48 union Vaniitif. The J.V. ' s surpassing last year ' s out- finding record, have put teetn in the r iger ' s mouth. Starting the season off with roar, the team, under the superb coach- g of Mr. Watson, won their first five ames, losing only four. Lee Speca was ' gh scorer, and Dick Biborosch was a i ose runner-up. Since the J.V. ' s, except for one Juniot, j« an all Sophomore team, they should jice the Tigers on top of the League ithin 2 years. SCORES 25 Upper Chichester 23 42 Sharon Hill 29 30 Lansdowne-Aldan 29 31 Nether Providence 22 31 Springfield 30 42 Media 58 38 Swarthmore 32 50 Upper Merion 20 42 Yeadon 55 50 Radnor 25 50 Lansdowne-Aldan 31 36 Nether Providence 32 48 Media 52 53 Swarthmore 35 52 Upper Merion 34 28 Yeadon 56 48 Radnor 35 59 Springfield 35 FIRST ROW: J. Maule, J. Photiades, J. Nelson, C. Young, N. Krombolz, L. Blborosch, C. Rice, G. Rice. I FIRST ROW: G. Praul, J. Gray, L. Rice, B. Mace, L. Suny, P. Rainey, S. McCloy, B. Stewart, A. Lillmars, V. Engleking. SECOND ROW: Coach V. Egner, R. Longacre, D. Milton, J. Farr, C. Alexander, J. Mackey, J. Patton, G. Kay, A, Evangelista, J. Nussle, I. Ibbs, B. Allen, Coach C. Jardine. THIRD ROW: L, Hallman, B. Pels, L. Schonwald, C. Rice, J. Maule, J. Photiades. S. Jasper, J. Nelson, C. Young, N. Krombolz, L. Biborosch, G. Rice, L. Schaefner, M. Cook, N. Wertz. Smilei off Victonif Vanixitij. Under the able coaching of Mrs. C. Jardine and Mrs. V. Egner, this year’s Varsity Basketball team had a very successful season. They won six games and lost only three. This fine record was due to the excellent co-operation between guards, Lynne Biborosch, Judy Nelson, Joy Photiades, Carol Young; and the forwards, Nancy Krombolz, Janet Maule, Carla Rice, and Gail Rice. Carla Rice was this year’s captain. Sconei atfvee I 1957 found the Girls ' Jayvee Basketball team really on the ball. Using ; fast passes and teamwork, they had a victorious season, losing only one jj game. Hopes for next year’s team are high, since no seniors will be I lost. Nether Providence Chester Radnor Yeadon Collingdale Springfield Sharon Hill Clifton Heights Ellis 29 M-N 34 34 M-N 23 32 M-N 19 27 M-N 43 41 M-N 54 35 M-N 19 31 M-N 41 45 M-N 46 39 M-N 44 Scanea Nether Providence 18 M-N 32 Chester 15 M-N 25 Radnor 25 M-N 43 Yeadon 14 M-N 27 ! Collingdale 38 M-N 31 Springfield 29 M-N 29 Sharon Hill 31 M-N 48 j Clifton Heights 17 M-N 54 ' Ellis 6 M-N 31 I LJ [ □ 1 i BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Pittman (coach), B. Jewett, H. McKittrick, P. Wolfe, P. Angstadt, R. Engle, R. Compton, C. Suader. TOP ROW: M. Cohen, J. Blew, L, Muroff, J. McNeil, L. Mistrik, D. Danby, R. Larson, R. Gillmor, P. Davis, W. Rake. union Hiqh BOTTOM ROW: E. Krombolz, A. Altricnter, R. Dicco, J. Orlando, J. Jackson, D. Singer, O. Schaffer, D. Boyer, J. Booth. TOP ROW: G. Gibbny, D. Carpenter, J. Macky, R. Hynes, P. Neilson, W. Richute (coach), D. MacEwan, W. McCarthy, R. Sinclair, J. McCloy, R. Bell. HRST ROW: C Degiose, M.A. McClure, C. Hirsh, G. Jakubowski, C. Huber. SECOND ROW: B. Lester, B Iwan I Gustafson K Cnsman. L. Lobb, B. DeCindo, F. Danby, V. Hamilton, Miss Helmle. Ba keteen =• M. Peoples, Siftfe Ihoie Baiketa FIRST ROW: E. Kay, L. Hahn, H. Eberwein, P. Adams, R. Corbis, D. Trowbridge, SECOND ROW: T. Cheslock. THIRD ROW: D. Roberts, R. Scardorough, R. Buzby, Mr. D. Curtis, L. Skoogfors, Martino, D. Ardrey. “■Hanniena.” Snvade Ifl-Yl This year, for the first time, M-N had a Cross- Country team, the Harriers. Under the guidance of their advisor, Mr. David Curtis, the team tried to get in condition for their first meet. Spurred on by co- captains, Harry Eberwein and Peter Adams, the team ran with a determined spirit to win. In their three meets, the team placed high but had to bow to Spring- field and Media. In a district meet at Cobbs Creek, Harry Eberwein and David Trowbridge placed 101 and 102 in a field of over 250. The team has a fine start, and we ' re looking forward to big things from them next year. LEFT to RIGHT; L. Rice, G. Rice, D. Milton, N. Hunsicker, C. Rice, E, Snyder, R. Whitehead, S. Jasper, N, Krombolz, J. Maule, D. Taylor. SJn the Spninq lf,ounq. Ueenaqen ' Janciei Junn to . . . j .FIRST ROW: S, Winokur, P, Braun, R. Mendelzon, W. Stewart, W. Sellers. SECOND ROW; N. DePaul, A. Barer, D. Underhill, C. I Thurston, R. Hughes, W. Scott, R. Gillmor, A. Miller, G. Wheaton. THIRD ROW; Mr. H. Harvey, R. Vick, L. Speca, R. Burress, ' T. Clute, D. Smith, J. Paarz, G. Atkinson, H. Bruegel, Mr. L. Bonder. W Cheen Jon Oun Cheenleadena Here are our cheerleaders of whom we are justly proud. It is this peppy group of girls, sparked by co-captains Gail Rice and Kathy Manges, who have added that extra zest to the pep rallies in our new gym and have urged our boys to keep their fighting spirit in hard-fought games. Thanks, girls and Miss Swortwood, for a job well done. FIRST ROW: S. Worrell, Co- Captains G. Rice, K. Manges, S. Robenson. SECOND ROW: Managers. Klinck, G. Praul, E. Turkington, G. Hawkins, J. Koenig, A. Ortlip, S. Smith, K. Grantham, Coach Miss A. Swortwood. - MijMi Courbus, L. Hopkins. union Hiqh TTlonale Booitem With a Blood and Thunder boomed on the gridiron and a Hi- Ho echoed on the court, our double-quintet of Junior High Cheer- leaders lifted their teams ' spirits again and again. 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Lawrence Park Shopping Center ELgin 6-7300 Broomall, Pennsylvania Your G.E. and RCA Dealer Corsages Our Specialty Lawrence Park Shopping Center We Deliver Philadelphia Suburbs ELgin 6-2070 GEO. J. EDELMANN Prescriptions Stylists in Young Men ' s Apparel Featuring Name Brands As Interwoven Socks — Arrow Shirts — McGregor Sportswear ELgin 6-5611 12 Clyde Lane Newtown Square, Pennsylvania (opp. Post Office Other Stores Manoa Philadelphia Compliments of SAM PEACOCK Manager Broomall Acme Open Till Nine O ' Clock Thursday and Friday Nights BROOMALL PHARMACY West Chester Pike Broomall, Pennsylvania ) A.J. Falcon ELgin 6-4242 VINCE’S BARBER SHOP Vince Pezzano, Propr. Women ' s Haircutting 2555 W. Chester Pike Broomall, Pennsylvania Elgin 6-9951 VINCE JOHN STAN Three Barbers Best Wishes To The Class of ' 57 KROMBOLZ AGENCY Liberty Trust Building nnnow Cleaned SJnc, Success to the Class of 1957 Selvenian Bnothena Education maked a people ea if. to lead, Uut di icult to dnive; eaAif to qouenn, but inipo 3.ible to enclave — Lord Brougham Yyianfile-Ylewtawn Hiqh School Panent- Jeachen ociation 1 DE PAUL Dnif cleaneno. — Uailou The Best Friend Your Clothes Ever Had 2531 West Chester Pike Broomall, Pennsylvania ELgin 6-9948 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the Seniors from the I Seventh Qnaden at Qannett Williamson Lodqe Mrs. Mankin Mrs. Hutchinson Mr. Raffensperger Homeroom 1 Homerooms 2 and 5 Homeroom 3 Mr. Barnes Mrs. Cohen Mr. Williams Homeroom 4 Homeroom 6 Homeroom 7 Best- Wishes and Success To The Boys And Girls Of The Class of ' 57 And Congratulations To Their Parents lOINIi iHILLER Real Estate - Insurance West Chester Pike Broomall Bill Batteif Sfiontinq Qood Fishing Tackle Guns and Ammunition Model Supplies Team Equipment View Iddnea Front and Jackson Streets Media, Pennsylvania MEdia 6-1823 THE DILL FUNERAL HOME Compliments of 23 Bishop Hollow Rood Newtown Square, Pennsylvania DR. J. CALVIN COHEN Chiropodist ELgin 6-1868 Walter J. Dill Phone ELgin 6-7699 Broomall, Pennsylvania LARCHMONT PHARMACY Compliments of 3111 West Chester Pike Larchmont, Pennsylvania ELgin 6-1950 THE SHOE CORNER 3119 West Chester Pike Larchmont, Pennsylvania ELgin 6-7419 Phone: ELgin 6-5885 PETER HAIR STYLIST 2619 West Chester Pike Broomall, Pennsylvania GOOD LUCK FROM THE Janet M 1 Joan Betty Jo Charlotte Midge Evelyn Sue Gail Janet SORORITY Phone ELgin 6-1166 - 6-0137 Compliments of BEVERAGE CENTER NEWTOWN MUSIC CENTER Distributor Leading Brands Beer . Ale . Porter . Soft Drinks 3517 West Chester Pike E.T. Sanger Newtown Square, Pennsylvania 5 Clyde Lane Newtown Square, Pennsylvania ELgin 6-4980 Phone: Sherwood 9739 Soda Fountain Service THE SPOT GRILL AND RESTAURANT Spells Tops Backwards And It Is Tops In Food Values George Photiades, Owner Compliments of 6003 Market Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania GORMAN DAIRIES, INC. Lots of Luck Newtown Square, Pennsylvania lo The Class of ' 57 GAMMA DELTA PHI SORORITY TAO ELgin 6-4200 BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS, From the SOPHOMORE CLASS. Ill If I fcnn Kin.k Chevnolet West Chester Pike Newtown Square Elgin 6-1300 Sale Senx ice TOWING SERVICE Parts - O.K, Used Cars - Accessories j 2614 West Chester Pike, Broomall, Pennsylvania SMITH AND KERBER Auto and Truck Repairs Road Service Official State Inspection Station James L. Smith I Newton Kerber Elgin 6-6595 Elgin 6-3639 (night) Compliments of FRANK J. CAPONE Broomall, Pennsylvania PARKS DAWN Atlantic Service Broomall, Pennsylvania Phone: Elgin 6-9146 lubricating Accessories TWIN KISS DRIVE-IN Soft Ice Cream (Summer) Jumbo Steaks And Hoagies Year Round Springfield and Sproul Roads, KIngswood 4-1811 Meet and Greet Your Friends at Your local G.C. MURPHY CO. Monoa Shopping Center Havertown, Pennsylvania NEWTOWN FIOWER SHOPPE 1 Clyde lane Newtown Square, Pennsylvania All Occasions Weddings Free Delivery DAVIS AND REED Electric Construction Elgin 6-6100 Newtown Square, Pennsylvania THE WEBB PRESS PRINTERS Christmas Cards Pitman, New Jersey lUther 9-5841 Draperies Slip Covers Reupholstering DECOR _ Supplies lawrence Pk. Shopping Ctr., Broomall Custom 68th Woodland Ave., Phila., Pa. living Room Furniture Elgin 6-2966 Carpets Saratoga 9-8384 Joe E. Fox Representing McGARRITY— MOSER Dodge — Plymouth Passenger Cars 625 West Chester Pike, Havertown, Pennsylvania GR 6-6161 Hilltop 6-5770 Hilltop 6-8501 CRONRATH CANDY CO. Wholesale Confectioner Specializing in Christmas and Easter Candies MA 6-2433 83 Hartley Road lansdowne, Pennsylvania MOVING? LOCAL AND LONG DISTANT Move with America’s Fastest Growing Nationwide Moving Company NATIONAL VAN LINES Trust National to pamper your household goods . . . moke your move economi- cal, worry-free. National all the way — one von, one compony, one responsi bility. Everything unpacked, then set up In your new home exactly as you wish. For full details, call your National Van Lines Agent MOVING STORING PACKING SHIPPING C. N. RICE Storage Warehouse LINCOLN HIGHWAY AT CONESTOGA ROAD PHONES: MUiray 8-9818 ELgin 6-1893 STRAFFORD- WAYNE, PA. RUTH VIRTUE, HAIRDRESSER MARPLE PHARMACY Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 9 to 5 2407 West Chester Pike Edgewood Park Elgin 6-0175 By Appointment Only Prescription Specialists 2530-32 West Chester Pike Elgin 6-6491 Broomall, Pennsylvania Prompt, Free delivery F.A. G.S. HAYDEN, BUILDERS Compliments 3621 Chapel Road Newtown Square, Pennsylvania BROOMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL Elgin 6-1088 2518 West Chester Pike Glenwood Elgin 6-9970 BILL McKEE’S Memorial Gardens ATLANTIC SERVICE ‘Qanden off Iflentonif COMPLETE CAR CONDITIONING SERVICE West Chester Pike Goodyear Tires — Batteries — Accessories Broomall, Pennsylvania Lubrication — Washing — Simonizing Free Pick-up Delivery LOUIS LATCHAM Driveways- Excavating- Bulldozer Work-Grading Crushed Stone-Screening-Amiesite Six- Ton Truck Crane — Clam Shell Digging by hour or day r ' DAnv ii 1 F CFP ir F iKir Plumbing and Heating Ky L 1 Y 1 LLL IIN Elmer E. Miller, President Elgin 6-2617 Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Gradyville, Pennsylvania Official Inspection Station — Public Garage Goodyear Tires Gulf Gas and Oil Vallybrook 2208 Vallybrook 2836 ORLANDO ' S BAKERY Compliments of RAYMOND H. CALVERT 6055-57 Vine Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sherwood 7-9980 Tasty Bread and Rolls Baked Daily Realtor Sproul Road at Darby Creek Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania LAwrence 5-2727 Elgin 6-3100 ST. ALBAN’S SHOPPING CENTER ALEXANDER’S CLEANERS KIRK CHEVROLET SALES SERVICE BARRETT’S HARDWARE LILLIAN’S DRESS SHOP CARMEN’S HAIR STYLISTS MACKEY’S PHARMACY CHILDREN’S FAIR MARPLE NEWTOWN LOAN ASSOCIATION COUNTY LEADER NEWTOWN BARBER SHOP DAVID M. HEATH, SUNOCO NEWTOWN SQUARE MARKET G. P. LEISER, EXCAVATING NEWTOWN SQUARE TAVERN HARTNETT’S 5 10 RODENBOH REAL ESTATE JAMES McKENNA HAULING UPPER DARBY NATIONAL BANK JUNIOR BOOT SHOP VELDE’S FARM MARKET Ccxnpliments of LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS, INC. Greeting Cards and Stationery for Fund-Raising Compliments NEWTOWN-MARPLE TAXI CO. of Elgin 6-0944 R.W. FOX CO. West Chester Pike Newtown Square MONVILLE ' S SUNOCO SERVICE Paperhanging Elgin 6-7525 2342 W. Chester Pike HARRY E. KIEME Broomall, Pennsylvania 43 Bishop Hollow Road Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Phone Elgin 6-9943 Fully Insured Succe a. in neven inal and ailune neven atai SJt ' n counaqe that caunti.” To each young man and young lady of the Class of 1957 Congratulations on your graduation. Best wi shes for the satisfactory ful- fillment of your goal in life. Vnam (Yled) Yledunian, £aq. Est. 1912 Walnut 2-5663 Reo, Penna, Toro, Ellipse, Jacobson Lawnmowers Oscar H. Hirt Niemeyer Service Center Photographic and Audio-Visual Supplies 19 So. Newtown Street Road Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Telephone ELgin 6-2673 Sales and Service 41 No. 11th St. Philadelphia 7 , Pennsylvania Homelite, Chain Saws, Pumps and Generators VALLE SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION CHARLES HANLEY Power up with Power X The Rocket Fuel Feel the Difference in your Carl Opposite Lamb Tavern Breyer ' s Ice Cream Gobelin and Schraft Candies Approved Magazines and Cigarettes Newtown Square, Pennsylvania ELgin 6-0872 Kl 3-2630 Lincoln Realty Co. E. Muehimatt Sons Realtors Insurance Mortgages Jloniatu Real Estate 2639 West Chester Pike Old Marple Rd. Media, Pennsylvania Broomall, Pennsylvania Growers of the World ' s Finest Roses ELgin 6-2410 DANIEL H. CONNOR, JR. STAR ROSES Insurance Exclusively West Grove, Pennsylvania 132 N. Sproul Road Broomall, Pennsylvania POWER LAWN MOWERS SALES and SERVICE ELgin 6-1850 Joseph W.H. Green, Jr. H.L. BEAM Electric Service and Repairs Edgemont, Pennsylvania Appliance and TV Sales and Service EL in 6-0123 P.O. Box 36 Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Jfiiend ofc 7fie Cla oj 957 BE SECURE Consult HENRY HIPPIE Real Estate Insurance Phone ELgin 6- 0300 Broomall, Pennsylvania GLENWOOD MEMORIAL GARDENS Qanden oj Mlcmontea West Chester Pike Broomall, Pennsylvania fisAMK inio STT tynTy 2501 West Chester Pike Broomall, Pennsylvania ELgin 6-1700 Member - Society Residential Appraisers Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1957. From Seth £. Pancoait and Oliven XUckinnon OWNERS and OPERATORS of Pioneen Sufiefi YHanket West Chester Pike Broomall, Pennsylvania Phone Elgin 6-0675 Compliments of McDonald real estate West Chester Pike Line Road Broomall, Pennsylvania + Compliments of L. D. BOOTH CO. Edgemont Township School Board ELGIN BARBER SHOP Ladies ' Children ' s Hair Styling Ralph Joseph 1042 Lancaster Ave. 2543 W. Chester Pike Bryn Mawr - LA. 5-9320 Broomall - EL. 6-9805 Compliments of MANOA BEVERAGE CENTER Hardware That is Built for Hard Work JACOB LOW Paint-Seed- Tools- House Furnishings Hilltop 6-9963 Eagle Road West Chester Pike Manoa, Pennsylvania M.J. McNAMARA ' S MOBIL STATION 2359 W. Chester Pike Broomall, Pennsylvania Simonizing Polishing Expert Lubrication Road Service Best wishes To the Class of 1957 HY-LYN LUNCHEONETTE Compliments of TONY ' S HOAGIE SHOP ELgin 6-0217 Insurance ELgin 6-0821 James P. Gallagher Real Estate 2225 West Chester Pike Broomall, Pennsylvania � Best wishes to the Class of ' 57 Fisher’s Restaurant West Chester and Sproul Road, Broomall, Pennsylvania Louis E. Stilz Bros. Co. Fourth and Race Streets, Philadelphia 6, Pennsylvania Academic Caps and Gowns Under new Management EDGEMONT DAIRY COTTAGE A good place to stop REACH TOUR DISTINATION Sandwiches Sundaes Hoagies Banana Splits Open 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. West Chester Pike, Edgemont, Pennsylvania SAPILY, COMFORTABLY Go RED ARROW PHIIADIIPHIA lUIUIIAN TKANfPOITATION COMPANY Compliments of A FRIEND Midway 9-1582 SCHUSTER BEVERAGE CO. - All brands of beverages - Coca-Cola - Canada Dry - Soft Drinks HERBICEK MATHEWS TV - HI-FI - RADIO Service - Sales ELgin 6-1249 219 E. Lancaster Ave. Ardmore, Pennsylvania Larchmont Hi-Fidelity Specialists Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Good Luck VICTORY FOODS Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Class of 1957 MANNA BAR AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE 23 East Lancaster Avenue Ardmore, Pennsylvania Compliments of D K ELECTRONICS The Yearbook Staff challenges you: Do something and be somebody IwandA aaemUlij, I 1 ' 1 m r 1 ' m u Coach Bonder welcomes Co-Captains H. Eberwein presents Bible to Mr. Curtis, Young Life ' s C. Alexander receives Hockey S. Young and J. Domheim. Teacher of the Year. Award from Coach Jardine. 136 OUR PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. William F. Nye Mr. and Mrs. John Milton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Iff I and Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Sherrard Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schonwald Jeanene and Bill Gypsy and Dickens Mr. and Mrs. Lou Bonder Mr. and Mrs. W. Semar Rev. and Mrs. B.P. Murphy Marietta P. Maguire Edna Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardine Eve Koletas Mar Jane Rathey Ethel ind C. Andress Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Simon Jane M. Campbell Frank and Lynn Walt and Dale Helen E. Yeingst Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Senges, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Hahn Mr. and Mrs. James C. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. John F. Maule Joe Rossano Mr. and Mrs. Burtine P. Longacre Mr. and Mrs. Halfred Wertz Nancy, Emily, Dale, and Carol Mr. and Mrs. George and Family Mrs. Kirschner and Family Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Taylor Llanqollen Hilla Swim CluU Ylewtown Squane, Pa. Telephone: Elgin 6-5550 Llangollen Hills Swim Club will open its 1957 season on Memorial Day. Applications for Memberships for the 1957 season are now being accepted. There are a limited number of Student Memberships still available. During the winter months, the Club grounds are open daily, including Sundays, from 2:00 to 5:00 o ' clock in the afternoon. You are cordially invited to visit us. TO DEVON Is the gym always so-o-o cold? Pleasant Tflemonie Goofing off at the MEMORIES assembly - R M ROWLAND CO. PLUMBING HEATING m’tfW s nci TO [1-6 w To The Class of ' 57 Choose a career you love. Give it the best there is in you. Seize your opportunities, and bea member of the team. yyione oj Oun Patnom Mr. and Mrs. William Beddall Mr. and Mrs. Carmine DePrisco Fuddsy and Lynn The Gillmors Mr. and Mrs. M.E. Wheaton Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Rosen Li I La Marra Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Moran Mrs. Charles Hunsicker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Einar T. Young Mr. and Mrs. David L. O ' Neil Mr. and Mrs. B.L. Schaefer George and Jim check the new control board. Batteries Tires Hilltop 6-5198 Ignition Service MCDONALD ' S AUTO REPAIR Automobile Maintenance 1375 Lawrence Road Towing State Inspection Official Keystone Garage Paul T. McDonald ■ T I , KEEN COMPETITION % It ' s football. . . it ' s wrestling. . . it ' s BASKETBALL! Trouble in the locker room. Keep YOUR eye on the ball! Two points coming up! 1. Smith Calls the Earth 2. The Line-up 3. Armstrong, alias Dick Tracy 4. Ronnie on the Beat 5. And then he said. . . 6. Marty Beats the Heat 7. Stan, the Radio Man David ' s Dynamic Dinosaur 143 8 . QOHa •i?x ; With you, our friends who have read the pages of this book, we have shared some of our happiest memories. Noon- time rush, Yul Brynner hair cuts, Little Leaguers- -these are but a few. We find that much that is good has gone. It is our sincere hope that that which is better will be yours in the future. 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